The Westmount examiner, 28 juillet 1966, jeudi 28 juillet 1966

[" Vol.XXXIV, No.29 MONTREAL 6, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1966 12 PAGES Se Mayor Tucker of Westmount, second on the left, and Mrs.Tucker on the right, were guests of honor last week at a performance of Never Too Late at La Poudrière Theatre.They are seen here with alderman Claude P.Beaubien, \u20ac left, and his wife Jeanine Beaubien, directress of the Theatre and also acting in the current production.Also present were members of council, the executives of the Westmount Municipal Association and their wives.Mayor sets official date Mayor M.L.Tucker announced today that the City of Westmount had sent a letter to all residents of the Selby Street area who have until June 30, 1967 to find other accommodation as a result of expropriations by the Provincial Government for the Trans Canada Highway.The residents have been asked to register with the City's Relocation Office situated at 1051 Greene avenue by August 19th \u201cif they require re-housing assistance\u201d.He noted that a preliminary study of the Urban Renewal Scheme report submitted to the City Council June 30th reveals that in light of the limited powers available to the City, as is the case with most municipalities, Council must seek proper authority from the Legislature before positive action can be taken with reference to any public housing projects.\u201cWe have determined that it would be legally and physically impossible for the City to re- \"À house eligible families on a permanent basis in time to meet the June 30, 1967 deadline\u201d Mayor Tucker said.ACTUAL NEEDS The present study of the facts reported and the information obtained via the Relocation Office will enable the Council to establish the extent of the actual rehousing needs.This detail will form the basis of any representations which the City may make to the Legislature.Council has therefore decided that the finding of alternative accommodations for those affected (Continued on page 5) BATMAN -.HAS ARRIVED: Batman, the policeman\u2019s right arm in Gotham City, paid a visit to the Westmount Recreation Department this week, Showing some of the strength he requires to fight his constant war on crime, Batman lifts Frankie Stoski, left and Mary -Shalton, right, onto his shoulders while Robert Beaulieu watches.When asked by one of the youngsters why The Boy Wonder Robin wasn\u2019t with him, Batman replied, \u201c\u2018lie\u2019s back in Gotham City keeping an eye on things for me.\" RR LTR OL reine paz my [\u2014 \u2014\u2014 aa > Next week's weather Eric nzaL AUGUS mists or morning drizzle in the weekend.Tornado conditions probable around the Great Lakes, also in counties, 45 - 80 to 85°F, Central $e It is very doubtful that upcoming Expo \u201867.During the past several weeks there has been considerable talk between Expo officials and city officials concerning the by-law which states that a person owning a home in Westmount.and.Jif that person is renting \u2018more than two rooms in \u2018that home.he is running a rooming house and is therefore subject to such taxes and licences set by the city for operators of rooming houses.Expo officials in charge of lodging for the Fair, grew concerned over this law, stating that, \u201c*West- mount was the only municipality on the Island that had such a law.\u201d They thought that due to the large number of people expected to visit Expo and the fact that Westmount is so close to the heart of the Expo site that city officials would case up on the law for the six months during the Fair, DIDN'T SAY NO Officials here, in Westmount, didn\u2019t say no to the idea but that they would study it and let Expo know if they reached any kind of an understanding.Then, last week, on the National News over a local television station, one Expo official stated that Westmount was study.T1-6 Pleasant conditions will continue with light.cool winds, Valley Laurentians.A short heat wave possible with clear.blue skies.Cold, gusty winds and some thunder activity.Warming and dry again for the ju the Ottawa Valley and Vermont.This is a week of magenta sunsets, and they always mean trouble.In recent years at this time we have had severe storms Abitibi and Lake St-Johu regions, then through Charlevoix into Gaspesia and New Brunswick.Temperature range this week across Canada, night minimum | and day maximum: southern counties, 55 and 990 to 95°F; northern counties, 45 - 80°.Doubtful city \\will change rooming by-law the City of Westmount will change its by-law concerning rooming houses due to the {ing the by-law and that things { lovked very promising for having Fthe by-law packed away for half la year, | When questioned about this, : City officials, smd that there as {very little chance of having the by-law changed or overlooked and where the Expo official got his information was a mystery to i them, i They explimed that you can not just forget «a law for six months and then enforce it again and expect people to obey it.\u201cWe tried that just after the war, with very bad results,\u201d said one official.AFTER EXPO \u201cWe had good reason to create that law and if we let it go for six months the : sidents of this city will, quite rightly, take it to mean that it is not a very important law and can, after Expo, be broken without any great fear of the authorities.\u201d One official of the city said, \u201cIf we did put it on ice for a while, and later brought someone (o court for an infraction of the law, we would have a hard time explaining why, if the law is worth enforcing, we wrote it off the books for six months.\u201d The plan is now before the city council for studying.But, as one top official said, \u201cThe chances ot changing or overlooking the law | is very slight.\u201d is 935-2456.All residents of the city will receive a card attached to their next light bill which will enable them to keep the new number close at hand in case it is ever needed.The city already has one emergency number, 931-1711, to which an extra three lines have been added, but the second was thought wise due to the fact that several people have found that they are unable to contact police because all the lines are busy.The city has had this second number for a good time but found that it was being used very little.Therefore it was decided to turn the number into an emergency line.City gets new emergency number The City of Westmount has a new emergency telephone number for the use of its residents.The number The city points out however, the new distress number should be used only in emergencies and should not be used for information if other city or police lines should happened to be busy.In case of omission, jcards with the number on them are available at city hall to anyone who does not receive one in their next light bill.Index Classifieds .10 Editorial .4 Sports .n Women's .8-9 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 28, 1966 \u2014 2 14 Pa 4 \u2018La langue bien pendue by Stephen Schofield Dunsfold, Surrey, Eng.: Why is it that the beautiful French language, resounding with verve and zing, and most euphonic to music, seemed to dull in schoo}?At least it was to me.What has since made it interesting are the logical and charming expressions.To me the most charming is this: He gets what he wants, or he wrests eircumstances to suit his own ends.That is the meaning, the cold English expression, while the French say, \u201cIl fait la pluie et le beau temps.\u201d He makes rain or sunshine; yes, he makes it happen.That is the nicest expression 1 know, 1 know a Westmount girl, surprisingly encore \u2018sur les tablettes,\u201d who longs for a leisurely cruise to Bermuda.Alas, her dreams are shattered hy an alarm clock which rouses her in time for work each morning, She dreams about it anyway, building castles in the air.\u201cElle batit des chateaux en Espagne.\u201d Why Spain?I have not the foggiest notion.Ask Dan Johnson.Apparently he can answer anything.Most lawyers, politicians and salesmen possess what we call the gift of the gab; or we might say he or she talks like à river.Here the French surpass us with \u201cElle a la langue bien pendue,\u201d and you must know as many as 1 do, both men and women, whose tongues are very well hung.In English we might say that ostentation is obnoxious, which is brief and cold, while the French, using more words, express it much better.\u2018On n'aime pas les gens qui font parade de leur richesses.\u201d When a social butterfly and her Romeo spend a wild night in Montreal and come home with the milk in the morning, they are apt to acquire brownish pouches under the eyes; and after many such nights these pouches become permanent \u2018\u201c\u2018rowboats\u201d or \u2018tes yeux cernés.\u201d No English But for many French terms there is no precise English.\u201cLa politesse du coeur,\u201d for instance, we can perhaps translate as kindness of warmheartedness, but we cannot say it precisely.Similarly \u201cla joie de vivre,\u201d and \u2018c'est la vie\u201d are really inexpressible in English.And French terms are more logical.Why is a hobby \u2018\u2018un violon d'Ingres?\u201d Because Mr.Ingres, a great French historical painter, played the violin as a hobby; and so, if you garden or golf in spare time, that is your \u201cviolon d\u2019Ingres.\u201d A henpecked husband is \u201cmé- né par le bout du nez.\u201d A woman has a child by a sec- nib 478 The Hasle Residence 3794 Cote Des Neige LOCATED IN THE HEART oF MONTREAL Private and Semi Privale accommodations are available for Senior Citizens as well as professional nursing core for the chronically ill.Me Leonard D.Cordes, C A., Administrator - Miss Louise Dionne, R.N., Supervisor \u2014 647-0760 235-8043 The modern sound Town and country Tune us in ond marriage, \u201cdu deuxième lit.A man mumbles, \u201cman- be see mots.\u201d Double-crossers, \u201cles gens à deux faces.\u201d Eavesdroppers, \u2018les écouteurs aux portes.\u201d These are all very logical.Ste.Agathe It is English that baffles the learner.1 know a man in Ste.Agathe des Monts, Que.who runs a small shop and has a rowboat with an outboard motor.One day he confided to me that when he crosses the lake in five minutes, he goes fast; when he moors the boat to the wharf, then the boat is fast to the wharf; when he eats very little, he is on a fast.\u201cAnd if I go to Montreal and have a good time for a few days,\u201d he said, \u201cmy English friends tell me I'm a fast guy! I can speak English but I do not understand it.Non monsieur.\u201d Discretion And there is the matter of French that have practieally become part of the English language: puissant, tête-à-tête, bric-à-brac, and so on.How should these words be used?In this connection, H.W.Fowler, author of The King's English, writes as follows: \u201cDisplay of superior knowledge is as great a vulgarity as the display of superior wealth; greater, indeed, inasmuch as knowledge should tend more than wealth te- wards discretion and good manners.That is the guiding principle in using French words in English.To use them as if one is one of the select few toe whem French is second nature, is inconsiderate and rude.\u201d Mr.Fowler may be quite right, generally speaking; but he is not addressing the citizens of bilingual cities.To Montrealers he would doubtless allow more lattitude.Un Beau Hit! And what of the linguistic mixture endemic in Montreal?At this moment on baseball diamonds throughout the Island and Provinee, where \u201cle pitcher\u201d rather than \u201cle lanceur\u201d is winding up and fling- FEELING OLD?Young at heart Young in ideas Young in years Young in music CFOX THINKS YOUNG It will be a tonic for you ing the ball across the plate while the batter clouts a hot grounder that zeoms past the shortstop and eludes the outfielder for a few moments?\u201cUn hit! Un hit! Un beau hit!\u201d js perhaps more common than \u201cun bon coup,\u201d and \u201cun flat\u201d than \u201cune crevaison,\u201d and so on.Although a certain amount of this mixture is unavoidable, I have good reasons to believe it is exaggerated.1 compiled a long list of French expressions used in Montreal, in Sherbrooke and in Quebec; and not long ago I sent this list to Hugh Mac- Lennan of Montreal, then in Grenoble, France, asking him to tell me frankly if they were used in France.He replied that they were all used in France.Westmounter in France I have a Westmount friend who sent his son \u2014 actually a Godson of mine \u2014 over here and to France to take a special course in French, which he completed.During his course in France, chatting with local Frenchmen almost every evening, the young Westmounter explained how the Quebec Government revolutionized its educational system, pioneered unprecedented advices in social welfare, lured big industries to the Province, engineered new tax deals and won control for the Province over the nationwide Canadian this aroused end- accepted Federal aid for the universities only te announce that they would use the money to build roads or anything they wished, and about the separatistes.From a young less interest among Frenchmen in France.(This was before Johnson edged out Lesa- ge).Well Hung Repeatedly plied with questions on this particular topic, the young Westmounter's tongue became very well hung.When the time came for his oral examination, he steered the conversation to Quebec and the separatistes, which also interested the examiner, who queried him about this throughout the examination.Hence it was that the young Westmounter, having expounded the subject almost every evening in the bistros, and baving been supplied, when required, with apt words for expressing various details \u2014 he was able to fulminate about Quebec's achievements and problems with admirable lucidity, which rather astonished the examiner, who gave him very high marks.I showed my list to this young Westmounter, and he too says the expressions are all used in France.The only expression \u2014 expletive would be the better word \u2014 I have heard, rar@y in Montreal, that pops out in Paris 20 times a day, is \u2018\u2018voila\u201d\u2019 meaning something like \u2018\u2018oh\u201d, or \u2018\u2018well\u201d, or \u201cyou say so.\u201d $77,900,000 Here in London an uncle of mine dropped in to see an old friend, Mr.D., a fellow Canadian, who invited him to dine at his club.\u201cFor a little celebration,\u201d he said without giving the reason.After a sumptuous dinner, champagne and cigars, Mr.D.said he had been in France a year ago, negotiating a large transaction, which had fallen through because he had been unable to speak French; that he had therefore made up his mind to spend one year learning it; that he had now learned it and had just returned from Paris, having resumed negotiations and put the deal through; and that was the reason for celebrating in London this evening.Mr.D.who had been a poor boy in New Brunswick, subsequently became Sir James Dunn, who left an estate of 77 million dollars.Bright Idea It seems to me remarkable that a really brilliant idea for teaching French in Canada came from an American tori- ginally, I believe), Dr.E.Fox, who was principal of the University of Western Ontario.I know his two daughters and not so long ago I was with him in his house in London, Ont.He was the man who evolved and implemented the French summer course for Ontario students on the lower St.Lawrence at Trois Pistoles, Que.From the outset, contrary to the usual cynics, this School has grown and flourished almost every summer, mostly under the guidance of the University's Professor Jenkin, From Lendon, Ont.Professor Jenkin asked me to select for him a French Canadian secretary in Quebec, when I was there, and I did; and she has served him in London, Ont.ever since.Westmounter How strange that one remark is seared upon the mind.For extraordinarily, the first French sentence I ever learned came came from the lips, not of a teacher but a friend, Ern&ÿ} Usher-Jones of Westmount.Walking along Sherbreoke street to school one morping\u2014 we were eight years old, if that \u2014 when Ernie recited with relish what he had burned inte his mind the previous evening, the following tremeudous (Continued on page 7) hd # 3 a SERVICE WA | 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 A.H.CAMPBELL OIL PAINTINGS @ PICTURE FRAMING © FINE PRINTS © CUSTOM FRAMING 4150 St.Catherine St.W.WESTMOUNT Tel: 935-7393 mrt PP EED À CAB?UN.6-4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS'N.TeH E J YU VU URN Examiner MONTREAL 6, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1966 PAGE THREE ESTABLISHED OHMAN'S WE.3-4046 is} WATCH REPAIRS 1899 5 Certified Warchmakers JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.At Expo administration building this week the model of projected Jewish Community Pavilion.\u2018House of Judaeism'\u2019, estimated to cost $300.- F.Shaw.347 of the pavilion.Harry Stilman.000.00 was unveiled in ceremony involving (1 to r) Minister of Trade and Commerce Robert BUYING OR SELLING?CALL 484-8433 REALTIES REG'D.ARTHUR \u201cLicensed & Bonded Real Estate Broker\u201d CHRISTIE PLUMBING LIMITED COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICE FAST \u2014 EFFICIENT RESIDENTIAL \u2014 COMMERCIAL \u2014 INDUSTRIAL HU.4-2010 5331A Sherbrooke W.\u2014_\u2014 24 Hour Service USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS Winters, Sam Steinberg, 25 Aberdeen Avenue.Deputy Commissioner General of Expo Robert Metcalfe Avenue.and architect Local youth at peace talks Michel Shore.a 1st year student at Notre Dame College.an addition to the Arts Department at the University of Montreal.who lives in Westmount.will leave this week for a two week term at the University of Peace in Bel gium.While in Belgium.Michel will write a series of two articles for this paper concerning the University of Peace and his term there.There will be vouths such as Michel from all over the world at the University, who, like Michel.have been accepted by the University to attend two weeks of talks with political and religious leaders from every section of the free world.Head of the University is Father Dominique Pire, 1958 Noble Peace Prize winner.Michel will write two articles while actually at the: conference and a conclusion when he returns to Westmount.Photos of the study sessions will accompany the story.The University was founded by Noble Peace Prize winners.among which were Dr.Albert Schweitzer and the Rt.lon.P.Noel Baker.At Unity Boys\u2019 Club: Two mystery tours set to end summer program BY CHARLIE HOWES Just back in from a refreshing and relaxing swim at St.Helen's Island and feeling quite sorry for all those that had to survive through the heat and humidity ot another Summer Day.This trip was made in one of the brightly coloured MONTREAL BOYS ASSOCIATION busses.Members of Unity and the Lions Boys and Girls club spent the day on the island and for those that did not take a dip into the refreshing waters, hikes and games were planned.We really consider ourselves most fortunate to have the opportunity to visit spots such as St.Helen's island during the week and therefore miss the great week end crowds.The Recreation Department vf the City of Montreal generously makes available permits to vouth serving agencies which enable mans voungsters to swim for free.Top of the Town Have you visited the most historic landmark of them all lately\u201d We mean the top of Montreal's famous Mount Roval.If you haven't done so recently take time out and make the trip, the view is really spectac- of the city unfolds but growing 2 one ty 20 here % ) are several ï approaches quickly ite visible pronunence are the mans projects of EXPO Fhe grounds all over the mountain are well looked atten the Chateaw's interior is waily decorated with flags of mans nations and many bright and beautiful flowers are placed around the perimeter of the loukout.Yes take time out fu it visit you will really remember on the top of the town Visit to SC Faustin A pleasant journeys through picturesque countryside up hi way eleven eventually led a bus load of the Unity Boys Club members and staff to the Provincial Fish Hateheries and St Faustin.We had the oppor- tunily of secing pools and pool of fish in many sizes and many ages.Perhaps the highlight of the visit was feeding the big speckled trout in one of the large pools.These fish, four vears of age and older literally jumped out of the water to grab at the tasty morsels that ular.Not only a panorama view were so eagerly presented to them by the excited visitors > = ha might take to get to my A ÿ Ruby Foo's y And the end Justities the means.RUBY FQO'S WHERE QUALITY IS A TRADITION 731-6533 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday.July 28, 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 Presidont and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick Chairman Editorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulation Display Advertising Departments 481-2771 Classified Advertising \u2014 8:30 a.m.to 5 p.m.Daily (To 8:30 p.m.Mon., Tues.& Wed.) 481-0451 The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper {or the home, devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions : $2.60 per year: $0.20 half year.Five cents à copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspupers Association, Quebec Newspapers Assoclation, Authorized as Necond (\u2018lass Mail by the Post Office Department.Ottawa and for payment of postage in cash We Say Road carnage Provincial Police failure TE ghastly highway arnage goes on, unchecked.With fewer vehicles, Quehecc¢ manages to match Ontario in deaths and outstrip all provinces in property damage on the roads.Our insurance rates cloquently reflect this.We say \u201cunchecked.\u201d because that is the situation.Excessive speed beyond posted limits as well as dawdling, overtaking on blind curves, hills or over solid and double white lines, cutting-in, intemperate driving, tailgating, vchicles lacking lights and adequate brakes: all go virtually unchecked on Quebec's highways.Unchecked are the clients of country hotels and taverns \u2014 and of city night clubs \u2014 to see that inebriates don't leave at wheels of cars, Unchecked are the baby - faced drivers of youth-loaded jalopies, or horrowed family cars.to see if they really do possess valid licenses.Unchecked is the retired gentleman \u2014 he drives \u201creal slow and careful\u201d but drives other road users to impatience and imprudence \u2014 to be sure if he has the eyesight.physical strength and reflexes to handle a modern car.¥ ¥ x HE unadorned truth is that unchecked are even the most flagrant abuses, seen every day and particularly over weekends.The only agency charged with the job is the Provincial Police.The record proves they have failed miserably, tragically, ineptly and culpably.There is nothing more sobering, alerting and conducive to responsible behavior on the open road than the sight of a police motorcycle or cruiser.We've all scen the orderly line of vehicles following tamely behind a police car.If the latter's speed is near the limit, none but the foolhardy will attempt to overtake.Even drivers coming the other way will, upon sighting the telltale red dome light, flashing or not, slow down.A parked cruiser.by the side of the road or even at a roadside service station or restaurant (where they seem most often) has the magical effect of making law- abiding, responsible operators of us all.(Maybe worn-out or dummy police cars should dot the verges of our highways!) * #% *% ( UEBEC is valiantly « building a network of better, safer roads.Manufacturers have been bitten into getting on with safer, surer cars.Educational and other authorities are pressing on with more adequate driving training and testing.Insurance companies are ever more critical of the accident and claim records of their clients.But none of this is any substitute for control, supervision and constant surveillance of traffic on the open road \u2014 where a high proportion of auto tragedies occur.Let's face it: many of the tiniest villages of the Province are better policed than the highways between, which are clearly the responsibility of the Provincials.You Say Government lacks responsibility The editorial which appeared in the Westmount Examiner on July 7, has questioned, \u2018and we might add, in a rather crude fashion) the whole basic position of the Westmount Tenants Association in their search for low- cost housing.For this reason.it gives us our opportunity to state our position and attempt to refute some of the implications that have appeared recently in the Examiner, The issue of compensation for properties expropriated and the issue of the services a group of citizens can expect its government to provide are separate.They are separate in this case, as to specific, legal rights which govern the issues.The law provides compensation for the owners of property and the Westmount Tenants Association has hired a lawyer to explore the rights of tenants in this regard.This struggle for adequate compensation is directed at the Province of Quebec and always has been.Since it is an issue provided for in the law, it has not become an issue within which a struggle for basic human rights can be focused.The question of tlie services and facilities that a democratic governmen( can pro vide is a basic one.It is being raised as a result of the expropriation since people who had enjoyed a certain standard of living are now left in a position of probably having to accept less.We have not questioned the right of the Trans-Canada Highway Commission to expropriate land on Selby Street.What we have questioned is the responsibility of the government to provide to those uprooted the possibility of living as well elsewhere, It has been our understanding through the year that City of Westmount has also questioned this responsibility and al least \u2014 verbally has take it, from flyers distributed to Selby street residents to the undertaking of an Urban Renewal study plan the city of Westmount, conscious of the needs of a group of its citizens, has tentatively accepted this responsibility.It is not a legal responsibility but it is one which reflects the broadening concept of the role of an elected government in proving basic human services.It is a responsibility already accepted by bovern- ments in other parts of the world, Ireland for example.And what is this concept of the provision of basic services by a publically elected and tax supported government?Charity\u201d Hardly.Our understanding of charity is the giving of ones private means directly into the hands of another who has done nothing to earn it, If is hard to understand how the demands of a group of citizens for a certain expenditure of public money to which they have contributed for a life time is charity.When the population of Westmount agrees to spend public money on a swimming pool or school, or good roads, this is considered a good use of public money.We believe that good housing \u2014 a basic But where are they?The accident toll is a grim scoresheet.It is the record of performance of the Provincial Police.It is a bad record.buman right stated in the U.N.declaration of human rights \u2014 is a proper use of tax money.When it is not available privately \u2018as is the case for adequate housing.large enough for 5 children, with proper services at a price a working man can pay) then it is the proper responsibility of a tax supported Government.Because there is not a swimming pool in everyone's back yard, the city has used public money to build one.To not in any way detract from our approval of our public swimming pool, we say that adequated housing is more vital to human growth.Is this concept of the provision of basic services by an elected government new?It is certainly not new in schools.at one time a private domain.Is it new in housing?The Examiner seems to feel it is.They seem to have forgotten the CMHC which has been providing subsidized housing in Canada for years.What about a Canadian tradition for using public money to give the initial start to non-sub- sidized housing \u2014 e.g.cooperative housing which is calculated to pay its own way and eventually pay back the initial investment.That tradition does not exist but unlike the Examiner we would like to sce it begun, It already exists in other cities specifically in New Haven, Conn.So much for a general statement.Specific answers to specific points in the editorial do not make particularly good reading although the ar- Biography rogant tone of the editorial, makes it difficult not to answer in the same high-handed way.Nonetheless a few points need to be made.The tone of the editorial, that some of the tenants of Selby street have enjoyed a \u2018Good Address\u2019 at the expense of the other residents is irrelevant.Ts this supposed to mean that the tenants should be grateful and leave quietly?What constitutes this warped sense of human rights and dignity is most inappropriate in a Twentieth century democracy and the Examiner has done itself a disservice in condoning it.The last paragraph of the editorial implies \u2018self help\u2019 tan ambigious word in this context) is somehow the opposite of asking for services from one\u2019s own government, A thorough discussion of this notion would take pages.Just briefly, however we will assume that by \u2018self help\u2019 was meant \u2018each man for himself, in any possible way without help from government.\u201d Western democracies rejected this notion long ago when they accepted public education, protection from bankruptcy, the tariff and municipal zoning laws.The article on Mr.Chamberlain, also in July 7 Examiner, was most unfortunate, It scemed in poor taste to use one landlord on Selby street to try and make the West- mount Tenants Association look like greedy.ungrateful citizens.We hope that this statement has clarified our position to the readers of the Examiner.We would welcome an opportunity to continue a dialogue.Westmount Tenants Ass.Press release.of Streets Ramezay Road CONTRIBUTED BY THE WESTMOUNT HISTORICAL SOCIETY Road.Among the newer Westmount streets is Ramezay One of the roads made in the development of the land previously called the \u2018Priests\u2019 Farm\u2019, Ramezay Road, like a number of other streets in that particular district, has a name closely associated with the early days of Montreal.St.Sulpice and other street names of this district similarly echo the history of the first settlement.It is safe lo conclude, judging by the association of the other street names that Ra- mezay commemorates that governor of the Island of Montreal, whose residence.the Chateau de Ramezay, is one of Montreal's most delightful and interesting monuments.Although a portion of the Chateau has been restored and altered, a great part of it is still in its original state, and it is easy to picture the life of the de Ramezay family in the lovely old house.Victor Morin, L.L.D.who once wrote an account of the Ramezay family stated that Claude de Ramezay was the first of his family to settle in Canada.He came to New France with the Marquis de Denonville, the newly-appoint- ed governor in 1685.De Ra- mezay was a licutenant in the Marine troops, and at the same time his friend Philippe de Rigaud, later the Marquis de Vaudreuil, came ouf.Both young men were destined to brilliant futures, and each received promotion rapidly.De Rameczay was appointed captain in 1687, and in 1690 became governor of Three Rivers.In 1699 he was created commander-general of all the troops and in 1704 became governor of Montreal.De Vaudreuil had preceded de Ramezay in each of these posts and rose to be governor- general of New France in 1703.Both de Vaudreuil and de Ramezay were married in 1690, both weddings being thg occasion of much celebrating.It seemed at the moment that all the future prospects of the two friends, were of the brightest.However fortune played strange tricks with these two families later, for it was the son of de Ramezay who, as commander in Quebec at the time of Wolfe's victory.had to surrender the city to the English in 1759.One of Vaudreuil\u2019's sons, as governor of New France in 1760, had to sign the capitulation of Montreal and give Canada over to the English in the same ycar.These shadows which were to fall on the families in later years were not on the horizon however, and at the time that de Ramezay became governor of Montreal all seemed to promise fairly for his family.Montreal by that time had a considerable number of homes built outside of the original fort walls, most of these being built of wood, but some of stone with various aspects designed to make their de- tContinued on page 11) ec RE perte pee ES Student Mililiaman Mike Owens, left, with David Walsh, Glen Adams and Peter Oojsa, are marked in the roll-call book of Sergeant Richard Des- champs, right, as they start a summer-long course at the Royal Canadian Hussars Armory STUDENT MILITIAMEN CHECK IN Student Militia Training Program designed to provide sclected high school students with useful employment during the summer, and to teach skills useful in both their military and civilian lives.on Cote des Neiges road, the first phase of a The Library asks: Do you remember those best sellers?How often does one come across a book with a familiar title and put it aside with a sigh, saying \u201cI remember when that was a best seller.\u201d Then one thinks \u201cWhen was that?One year ago, two years ago?Great Scott, it was at least ten years ago!\u201d Here is a selected list of \u2018\u2018old\u2019\u2019 best sellers ranging from the years 1958 to 1964 spaced at two year intervals and selected from the World Almanacs of those C0.LIMITED MONTREAL, QUEBEC Symbol of quality roofing since 1883 Call our representative for free estimate © RESIDENTIAL © COMMERCIAL © INDUSTRIAL 7300 St.James St.W.(Ar West Broadway) 482-9566 years.Try your hand at remem- ; bering \u2018\u2018when\u2019\u2019 or \u2018\u201cif\u201d they were read.The books listed here are all available at the Westmount Public Library and can be taken oul on summer loan until after Labour Day.1958 FICTION Shute, N.On the beach.Buck, P.S.Letter from Peking, Costain, T.B.Below the salt, Du Maurier, D.The scapegoat.Rand, Ann, Atlas shrugged.Kaufman, M.Remember me to God.Sharp, M.The eye of love.NON-FICTION Barrymore, D.Too much too soon.Caitlin, T.Leftover life to kill.Lord Halifax.Fullness of days.Wright, F.L.A testament.1966 FICTION Packard, Vance.Status seekers.Pasternac, Boris.Dr.Zhivago.GOLD o COPPER BRASS © CHROME NICKEL © RHODIUM CADMIUM © SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY & Sons Ltd.Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths and Elec- tro Platers, Operating Canada\u2019s Largest High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5-7947 (A few deors above St, Catherine St.) Opposite Henry Morgan & Co.sHow STARTS AT DUSK 862 CAR CAPACITY Admission: Adults $1.00 Wednesday thre Tuesday NORTHWAY DRIVE-IN THEATRE CHAMPLAIN, N.Y.MAIN FEATURE REPEATED FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY \u201cWhy the crazy title?If we told you you'd oaly faugh\"\" THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING Panavision \u2014 Color by Deluxe ALSO WHERE THE SPIES ARE with David Niven, Françoise Dorfeac JUNCTION ROUTE 11 Children under 12 FREE July 27 to August 2 Nobokov.V.Lolita.Uris, Leon, Exodus.Lederer, W.The ugly American.NON-FICTION Golden, 11.Only in America.Hart, Moss.Act one.Anderson, W, R.Nautilus 0 north.Schlesinger, A.Jr.Coming of the new edal, 1962 FICTION Salinger, J.D.Franney & Zooey.Drury, A.A shade of difference.Lindbergh, A.Dearly beloved.Falkner, W.The Reivers.Wouk, Herman, Youngblood Hawke, Jones, J.The thin red line.Porter, K.Ship of fools.O'Hara, J.Cupe Cod lighter.Fences Feuces.not more than 4': feet high, (not close-boarded) may be erected along or near the frontage of a property or along or near the line bordering on a street.The proprietor will be required to keep the woodwork, and ironwork painted to the satisfaction of the City Engineer.flies you, and puts at night.Boy Scouts move after 80 years Next weckend.the Boy Scout office will move from the 80-yearold house which has been its home for the past 36 years to brand-new quarters \u2014 from Scout Headquarters i scaping, etc.wil be ready i shortly after thal date The build- | ing will be formally opencd in ; October.| A special feature will be a Girl Guides\u2018 supply shop in the basement of the building, in exchange for which the Scouts will have \u2018the privilege ol Keeping a stock in Montreal to the Scout | of badges aud bouks at the con- Service Centre in Dorval.venient downtown Guide House, The new site.land and 939 St Luke Street.for the bene.building the gift of an fit of leaders who in the past + I have bought these at the Scout anenymous donor.is on office dureug their lunch hour.the north service road of; - the Trans-Canada Highway.near Sources Road (via: Exit 17) and will bear mu-| t À OÙ neddie FIX-IT \u2019 (A nicipal number 2001.PRET Ground was broken on Febru-!} à} Ca.es ary 22 when there was 30 inches § .; TR of frost in the ground.but such has been the progress, despite a short work stoppage.that the west end of the building where the administrative and field ser- | vices and the badge and book ; shop are located, will be ready on the target date.August 1.The rest of the building.laud- NRA AA a Mayor set .(Continued from page 1» can not wait for implementation | of recommendations arising from | the Urban Renewal Scheme | study.* The Relocation Oftice will |: assist families who look to the | City for help.As an mterim {3 measure at least they will have |\" to be accommodated in existing |; buildings, Suitable accommoda- |; tions will be sought by the City |; through realtors and newspaper |, PLUMBING & HEATING paver: CONTRACTORS advertisements, DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE :- > N fn i} er A Sr a a oS en a a i a a a Sw It, \u201cninety-two\u201d Columbus\u2019 coming Was fine excopt He had no plumbing.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson ro mmm mat ete ee Bicycles \\ \u2018 Service & Quotations on roquest | The annual licence fee for aj! s $ + } b 1359 GREENE AVENUE icycle is $2.00.Bicycle licences, issued at the City Hall, expire! WE.5-4689 annually on April 30th.RADIO EQUIPPED DAY & NIGHT SERVICE LANSDOWNE TAXI REG\u2019D.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 Canadian Pacific floats you, trains you, you to bed What a way to holiday! Call your Canadian Pacific agent + Scenic Dome rail travel * Low-cost rail fares + Alaska and Caribbean cruises e Hotels and resorts across Canada e Steamship bookings to Europe e Airlines across Canada and linking five continents tian Pacific TRAINS / TRUCKS / 81108 / PLANES [HOTELS / TELECOMMUNICATIONS WORLD'S MOBT COMPLETE TRANSPORTATION SYOTEM 9941 '8Z Aine \u2018ADpsiny] \u2018Jsutwoxy Junowysep Sy) \u2014 ¢ The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 28, 1966 \u2014 \u20ac ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood end Western Westmount CLERGY The Revd.Alex Mellor: The Revd.Canon 8.B, Lindsay (Hon,) The Revd.Glenn L, Pritebard : Elshtb Kunday after Trinity 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 10:15 a.m.Mattine (said) 11.00 am, Sung Eucharist 7:00 p.m.Evensong (sald) ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill The Rev'd.Canon J.N.Doidge, Rector The Rev'd.J.C, M.Berjeantson TRINITY VIII 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 11:06 a.m.Matting with Sermon Preacher ©: The Rev'd.C.M.Serjeuntson 7.00 pan.Evensong Wednesday 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion Organist and Cholrmaster Donald J.¥.Hadfield, A.R.CM., B.A, BPaed.ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH DORCHESTER ond ATWATER WESTMOUNT Walter G.Asbll \u2014 Rector Mr.E.Tait \u2014 Organist Sunday, July 31st 10:00 am.Sunday Service WE WELCOME YOU PRESBYTERIAN UNION SERVICES Dominion Douglas United Church Stanley Presbyterian Church {Dominion Douglas during month of July) cor.Lansdowne & Westmount Bhvd.11:00 am.Morning Worship Rev.Scarth Macdonnell Organist and Choirmaster Mr, John Robb, Mus, Bac.MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 349 Melville Avenue Rev, Chan.C.Cochrane, B.A, BD Minister Public Worship \u201cTHE MINISTER WILL PREACH\" Lester A.Woodin Organist and Choirmaster All are cordially welcome 11:00 a.m, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, July list 11:00 a.m.CMURCH SERVICE 11:00 a.m, SUNDAY SCHOOL Lesson-Sermon Subject : \u201cLOVE\u201d Golden Text: I John 4:16, God is love; and he that dwelleth in love dwelleth in God, and God in him, EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, Thursday and BSaturday 12.3 p.m, Wednesday 4:30 to 8:00 p.m.A search for an old institution The Sunday School picnic Looking back to our childhood and remembering that most exciting day of the summer, the Sunday School picnic, we began to wonder what had happened to it.The last few parishes we have been attached to did not observe the rite, but of course these days we are not so likely to miss the occasion.We asked our fellow editor and when he told us he had never been to one, we looked on him with pity, A co-worker told us that her church used to have one but as it always seemed to rain on St.Helen's Island they were discontinued.It is a bad time of the year just now to get in touch with anyone but we tried anyway, calling the churches of West- mount to find out how the occasion was observed locally.St.Matthias has no picnic, Sec.Treasurer Morgan told us, as most of the parish families are away for the summer, neither has St.Andrew\u2019s.When we called Westmount Park we spoke to the new minister Ray Ashford, and he told us that the custom was not dead as far as his knowledge of it was concerned.He could not speak for his new parish he told us but at College Street United his last charge the congregational picnic was very much alive, Everyone participated, not just the children and the picnic, which served both lunch and supper, was held either at one of the Toronto Islands or at Green- bank, near Whitby, a beautiful Westmount Baptist The Minister, the Rev.Harold J.Balsdon, will be the preacher at both serviees on Sunday, July 31st.In the morning the topic of his sermon will be \u201cNo faults \u2014 and nothing else\u201d, and in the evening he will preach on the subject \u201cAfter the Storm\u201d.After the evening service all are cordially invited to the Lower Hall for the Fellowship Hour, when coffee and light refreshments will be served.The midwcek meeting of the church is on Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.for Prayer, Praise and Bible Study.The B.Y.P.U.(ages 18 to 30) meets on Thursday at 7:30 p.m.LUTHERAN \"EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 285 Clarke Ave, Westmount Wm, C.Noltine, B.D., Pastor Miss Lydia Eibich \u2014 Organist Sunday, July 31st 9.30 am.The Service and Nursery 11:00 a.m, 7:30 p.m, WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Averue Noarest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.HAROLD J.BALSDON, B.A, B.Th.Organist and Choir Director: Frank Armstrong, L.T.C.L.\u201cNO FAULTS .\u201cAFTER THE STORM\" Midweck Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME AND NOTHING ELSE\u201d 11:00 a.m.\"GOD NEEDS YOUR UNION SERVICES Westmount Park United Church St.Andrew\u2019s Church {Westmount Park Church, during July & August) corner Lansdowne and Wo:torn Avenues Morning Worship REV.H.RAY ASHFORD, PARTICULAR GIFTS\" B.A.B.D.PREACHING place which we know well.Besides swimming in Lake Ontario, races and ball games were staged, and even egg carrying competitions, in the old tradition of Sunday School picnics we remember, The Reverend Harold Balsdon of Westmount Baptist also reassured us.Their picnic is usually held at St.Helen's Island he told us and this year it took place earlier than usual, in June.Starting at 9.30 in chartered buses and in private cars the children are given a day of fun and a picnic lunch and the first taste of sunburn of the summer 1 am sure, for too many, We were very happy to hear that there were still Sunday School picnics sometimes and somewhere, as we would feel sorry indeed for any generation that had to grow up without them.The memory of the long tables filled with sandwiches, jellies and cakes.The huge tanks of lemonade, administered by a suddenly jovial Sunday school superintendant, the ice cream with its sudden taste of salt, and its little slivers of ice.All of these are probably handled differently in these days of modern food processing, but we imagine that the games and races are the same, the swimming just as much fun, and the trip back, tired and full of sun, is still being stored in happy memory by many of today\u2019s children.Christian Science The need for a more spiritualiz- ed concept of love to antidote the eroticism rampant in modern society, will be dealt with at the services in the Christian Science churches this Sunday, in the reading of the week\u2019s Lesson-Sermon on the subject Love.Appropriate Scripture will be keynoted by this verse from I John: \u201cGod is love; and he that dwelleth in love dwel- leth in God, and God in him.\u201d Relevant passages from the denominational textbook \u2018\u2018Science and Health with Key to the Serip- tures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy will include: \u2018Whatever holds human thought in line with unselfed love, receives directly the divine power.\u201d RELIGIOUS RADIO BROADCAST, JULY 31, 1966 Today the people are asserting a social right to more and more health care, but are those who look first to the government better off than those who look first to God ?This question will be discussed on the next Christian Science radio program in the regular series \u201cThe Bible Speaks to You\" which is broadcast over Station CKVL (dial 850) every Sunday morning at 9.45.Stanley Presbyterian and Dominion-Douglas Each Summer for the past twenty-six years Dominion-Doug- las United Church and Stanley Presbyterian Church have combined their Sunday Morning Worship Services for July and August.During July these Services have been held in Dominion- Douglas.For the month of August the Service will be held in Stanley each Sunday at 11:00 a.m.Rev.Roy P.Stafford will preach the sermon and will also be in charge of the pastoral care of the two congregations during August, On the first Sunday in September, the Services will also be held in Stanley, with Dr.R.Douglas preaching the sermon.ANAT DE ni ; © CHAS.CARRVAIGHT \u201cNever play your own parishioners.If you let them beat you, you're a poor duffer trying to be a regular guy\u2014if you beat them, theyre convinced vou hang around the golf links more than you do your church!\u201d TWO MINUTES WITH THE BIBLE a BY CORNELIUS R.STAM PRES BEREAN BIBLE SOCIETY CHICAGO 33, KLINOIS Temple Emanu-el SABBATH SERVICES DURING SUMMER WEEKS are held regularly at 8.15 p.m.in the Temple Community House.At the worship on Friday Evening, July 29th the pulpit honours will be shared by Louis Kelsey, Professor David N.Solomon, Mrs.Pauline Marsh, Joseph M.Bambiger, The worship will be conducted by Robert E.Glaymon and Arthur Pascal.Memorial anniversaries will be observed for the following dear departed at this service \u2014 Mollie Packer, Max N.Samuel, Mary Ann Desnoyers, Abraham Yaphe, William Wener, Joseph Charles Asch, Perle Bloom Hirsch, Sara Winer, Moishe Pinkusiewicz, Ita Pinkusiewicz, Isidore Abrams, Toba Bambiger, Annie Kelsey, Sara Lutterman, David Solomon Cossman, Gershon Weinstock, Eli Cantor, Edward Solomon, Isabella Kaffeman, Harry Abrams, Hy- man Louis Dorfman.* *% * AFFILIATING THE UNAFFILIATED \u2014 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-Chair- man \u2014 Norman A.Rill.For information \u2014 Miss Rose Cohen, Executive Administrator, Temple Office, 937-3575.* + % TEMPLE EMANU-EL RELI GIOUS SCHOOL \u2014 Parents who received forms thru the mail are asked to return these to the Temple Office to help the School staff in the planning of the School programme for the year 1966-67 by re-registering their children.For information \u2014 Temple Office, 937-3575.Dogs Each dog kept in the city must be licenced.The licence fee for dogs of either sex, including pups, is $5.00.Licences, which are issued at the City Hall, also expire annually on April 30th.Dogs must be accompanied at all times when on the street or in any public place, During the five months from April 30th to October 1st, they must be kept on a leash not more than six feet long.Persons in the business of breeding dogs are subject to a tax of $100 per annum.The children of Adam are by nature slaves.Partaking of his fallen nature they find it an uphill fight to do right and easy to do wrong.No mother ever had to teach her child to tell lies, or to steal or to disobey.Every child does these things naturally, All, by nature, are slaves to sin.Some, on the other hand, have sought to make themselves slaves to the ten commandments in order to overcome their natural tendencies toward evil, but this doesn't produce either, God didn\u2019t give the law to help us to be good, but to show us that we are bad and need a Saviour.In Rom.3:19 He says that He gave the law \u2018\u2018that every mouth might be stopped and that all the world might become guilty before God\u201d and in verse 21 He says that \u2018by the law is the knowledge of sin.\u201d Only believers in the finished work of Christ are liberated from sin and its results.This does not mean that it is not possible for them to sin, but that it is now possible for them not to sin \u2014 to have victory in any given case.\u201cFor sin shall not have dominion over you, for ye are not under law but under grace\u201d (Rom.6:14).In grace Christ died to pay for our sins and in response to that grace believers seek to live for Him, just out of sheer gratitude for what He had done for them.This is the | secret of victorious living and | God would have us keep it that way and not go back under the law.Gal, 5:1 says: '\u2018Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free, and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage.\u201d INC.Ÿ SHERBROOKE STREET, WEST ¢ RI Ce a Ey IRL) à 5610 A. CARE: Pr.\u2018Garry F.Fitzpatrick, 3025 Sherbrooke Street, his wife, Tanya, and their 8-week-old daughter, Jennifer Linda, are shown prior to their New York departure for Telagh.Algeria, where the 26-year-old Westmount physician is beginning a two- year assignment with MEDICO, a service of CARE.A Westmounter .(Continued from page 2) sentence: \u2018Le jardinier est dans le jardin!\u2019.Over here at Oxford University, in St.John\u2019s College\u2014 Prime Minister Pearson's old College \u2014 the garden, though small, is really exquisite; and in a corner among the rocks is a small plaque in memory of the designing gardner who loved his work and felt nearer to God in a garden than anywhere else on earth.Sharply contrasting splashes of splendid color set among rock and in beds amid squares of velvety grass, I thought how Ernie would appreciate this cherished plot nurtured by loving hands, for here, certainly, \u2018le jardinier est dans le jardin.\u201d More Westmounters My own French 1s still a shameful schoolboy variety, deplorably limited and faltering.How I wish I could even approach the admirably acquired \u2014 not innate \u2014 fluency of, say, C.F.\u201cBill\u201d Carsley of Richard Hyde, MPP.And my schoolboy French is most manifest, rather oddly, here in England, where it has been my good fortune to deal with former members of S.O.E.(Special Operations Executive), It's in | Westmount! 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St.Leo's Church, Westmount.Mrs.Edgell was formerly Miss Danielle Badeaux, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.Jacques Badeaux, of Sherbrooke Street, and Mr.Edgell is the son of Mr.George Ed- gell, of London, England.and of the late Mrs, Edgell, Ldgell-Badeaux The marriage of Danielle, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.Jacques Badeaux, of Sherbrooke street, to Mr.Rex Edward Arnold Edgell, son of Mr.George Edgell, of London, England, and of the late Mrs.Edgell.took place recently in St.Leo's Church, Msgr.Blais officiating.Mr, l\u2019erron played the wedding musie, and baskets of flowers in shades of pink and red and candles in candelabra were used to decorate the church, The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a sown of white Swiss pique fashioned on empire lines, with a bodice apphqued with white marguerites and a skirt falling into a tram also trimmed with marguerites, Her long veil of tulle illusion was held by a matching headdress and she car- Miss Suzanne Badeaux, as maid of honor for her sister, was in frock of white linen having two back panels held by three flowers.She wore a mateh- ing headdress and carried a cascade bouquet of rolored roses.Mr.John Roberts acted as best man for Mr.Edgell and the ushers were Mr.John Murphy, Mr.Michael Paul and Mr.David Gough, Mrs.Badeaux, the bride's mother, wore an ensemble of turquoise chiffon and had a spray of orchids pinned to her handbag.Following the ceremony a reception was held in the Gold Room of the Ritz Carlton.Later, Mr.and Mrs.Fdgell left for the Eastern United States, the bride travelling in a A-line ensemble rieda small bouquet of ste-| of raspberry linen and wearing phanotis.white accessories.Montre Go Msze Canada DIRECTED BY THE SESUIT FATHERS ARTS B.A.Degree Major in: Biology-Chemistry, Classics, Communication Arts, Economics, English, French Studies, History, Philosophy, Honours in: B.Sc.Degree Psychology.Engineering.Honours in: Economies Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Spanish, Theology.Economics, 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leaves and bells of Ireland were used to decorate the synagogue.The bride who was given away by her father, was in a gown of Italian poult de soie fashioned on empire lines.the bodice having a jacket with long sleeves of Belgium crystal lace opening into a long train.Her veil of French tulle illusion was held by a headdress of similar lace and she carried a cascade bouquet of white phalaenopsis orchids, lily-of-the-valley, and ivy leaves.Miss Linda Lang, as maid of honor.wore a frock of light blue silk shantung with a light blue flower headdress and carried a cascade bouquet of delphinium in shades of blue.Mr.David Stein acted as best man for his brother, and the ushers were Mr.Richard Levy, Mr.David Levy and Mr.Gerald Levy.brothers of the bride, Mr.Eric Levy, Mr.John Kushner.Mr.Arnold Aberman, Mr.Donald Devine, Mr.Myron Goldstein, Mr.Leonard Kliger, Mr.Martin Schwartz, Mr.Robert Shapiro and Mr.Bernard Trister.Mrs.Levy.the bride's mother, wore a Marie-Paul model of pale blue crepe fashioned on empire lines with a pleated blue onganza pillbox.Mrs.Stein, the mother of the bridegroom, was in a gown of light blue chiffon having a bead- cd bodice.She wore a petal headdress to match.Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Synagogue.where arrangements of white flowers and candles in candelabra were used to decorate.Later, Mr.and Mrs.Stein left for Bermuda.the bride travelling in a frock of pink linen having a pink and white polka dotted scarf under a dark blue | lined coat.AMERICAN J.L.ADAMS, Proprietor Medalist, McGill University Medalist, M.C.of Pharmacy Prescriptions carefully ond accurately filled at reasonable WE.2-2136 WE.2-2488 prices.1385 Greene Ave.Corner Sherbrooke MR.and MRS.JAMES C.BONAR, of Lansdowne Avenue, photographed as they sailed from New York in the Ocean Monarch on a cruise to Bermuda and the West Indies.Na LSS SAILS SLL LS LASS SSL SLL AALS LA SAS LSA SSS IAA LT SILL LLL LSS 1 SECRETARIAL COURSE includes intensive training ia 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wedding which took place recently in Westmount Park United Church.Mrs.Henderson was formerly Miss Elizabeth Brodie Watson, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Norton J.Watson.of Arlingion Avenue, and Mr.Henderson, of Dorval, is the son of Mr.and Mrs.John Henderson, of Oromocto, N.B.Henderson-Watson The marriage of Elizabeth .small velvet bows.Her albow- Brodie.daughter of Mr.and Mrs.length veil of tulle illusion was Norton J.Watson, of avenue.to Mr.John Gordon silk linen and she carried a cas- Henderson, of Dorval, son of Mr.| cade bouquet of yellow and Mrs.John Henderson.of heart rose.stephanotis and Oromocto, N.B., took place re-, greenery.cently in Westmount Park United Mrs.Herbert J) Church.the Rev.D.M.Grant| Sackville, N.B.as matron of D.D.of St.Andrew's United honor, and Mrs.James R.Church, Westmount, officiating.Ferguson, as attendant.were in Mr.Robert Kennedy played the frocks of pale yellow organza Mays, of wedding music and standards of | with embroidered empire bodices : having short sleeves, scoop neck-' lines and trimmed at the waist- | white delphinium and shasta daisies were decorate the church.- | line with green silk leaves.They The bride, who was given wore headdresses of yellow away by her father, was in a shasta daisies and greenery in gown of white silk linen with an their hair and carried cascade yellow ; used to.empire bodice having chapel- : bouquets of similar flowers.length sleeves and a scoop neck-| Mr.K.Arnold Morrison.of line, and a skirt having two Barker's Point.N.B., acted as: panels held at the waistline by ; best man for his cousin, and the, KAA AAAI ARIA AAR A AAA IAA A Ahk kkk ok Ak The New Go-Go Boutique JUPONS et BLUE JEANS NOW SHOWING.SUMMER FASHIONS That look like a million and cost very little.SUMMER DRESSES & SPORTSWEAR AT DISCOUNT PRICES Marie-Elaine will help you with Lingerie and Foundation Garments by Maidenform and Lou Open from | a.m.to 6 p.m.Friday until 9 p.m.4909A Sherbrooke West \u2014 489-2105 (Between Prince Albert & Claremont) {Krink rr rrr A rr rr i re foi de er de ede de de deb of FE estate, 3 NEW HAIRDOS : FOR A SGU.oF : ign ss hia : pe \u201c È Whether you're frolicking under the sun or dancing under the stars, we have flattering new summer styles designed to present you at your prettiest with a minimum of care.Let us show you the latest short- cars to pour PERMANENTS s 7.50 RAA AAA 2 | 4824320 | ANSE NA = CCR RES EEE $ Thiede HAIRDRESSER 4927 Sherbrooke St.W.(Near Claremont) FULLY AIR CONDITIONED RUE SE RO CAEN DA perce RNA GRO à IR gs, St side, Arlington : held by a lotus blossom of white Sweet: RARER RARER RRR RANE RADNER The Foster Home Recruiting Centre gives answers What sort ol questions do potential foster parents ask\u201d Well.\u201cthey like to know, for example, if they get paid.They wont to know who foster children are: what happened to their own Homes; what thev're like and what they, as foster parents are to expect.They want to know | what it takes to be good foster\u2019 parents, and how to go about becoming just that.Some of | these questions can be answered | briefly right here.First, are foster parents paid?Yes, they're paid.The agency i which placed their child gives! foster parents about $40.00 per | child cach month.The agency also provides free dental and | medical care and, if special services are needed, these are given | free-of-charge too.The child\u2019s ex- this way.But 1 think you're forced to agree that the attraction to foster care must be something other than money.Who are foster children?Why ; are they being placed\u201d?Well.foster children range in age from a few days to 18 years.They come from all creeds and races.from all income groups.from all educational levels, and from all parts of town.Temporarily or permancntly homeless, their own homes may have broken because of physical or mental illness, death, separation, desertion.divorce.physical or moral abuse.Foster children have been ve.jected, uprooted, and horribly shocked.It's no wonder that they're burt, bitter.confused.belligerent and lost, Sometimes these children remain with one parent or the other.or with a relative.and, in many cases, the plan works well.But sooner or later.the burden ! | : becomes too great, the strain overwhelming, and the single.| struggling parents themselves decide they're not being fair to their children.And so families split up.In addition to these homes are hundreds more where \u2018neither parent has the capacity to carry out even ordinary roles.Here are some typical (rue stories: Two foster children, Stephen and John, are too young to remember when their father was well.They recall only his alcoholism.They knew their lather had loved them, but for them he i was only an object of pity and : compassion, He died suddenly.And since then, their mother has carried the roles of mother.| | I \u2018father and breadwinner.The , family has gotten along tairly \u201cwell.but its whole future de- ipends on the mother's frail health.Susan is another foster child.ushers were Mr.son, brother of the bride.Mr.Donald G.Armour.bride.and Mr.ford.Mrs.Watson, the bride's mother.wore a gown of misl green chiffon with a hat of wheat straw tulle and a corsage bouquet of cymbidium orchids.Mrs.Henderson, the mother of the bridegroom, was in an ensemble of beige linen.She wore matching accessories and a corsage bouquet of green\u2018 cymbidium orchids.Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Mont.| real Badminton and Squash Club, where arrangements of snapdragons and chrysanthemums were used to decorate.Later, Mr.and Mrs.Henderson left on their wedding trip, the bride travelling in a frock of jade\u2019 green Italian silk linen, with a bodice having cowl neckline and short sleeves, and wearing caramel accessories and a corsage ' bouquet of cymbidium orchids.John D.Wat.cousin of the; Wayne M.Clif.A deaf hittle girl who has sal fered deep shock, she attends McKay Center tor deaf and crippled children.Her mother sn a mental hospital which she wil) never eave, and her father has deserted the home Her rela tives don't want her.Susan as only 7 Where can she go\u201d Foster care isn't easy it's difficult.But veplacing extreme WESTMOUNT FLORISTS Ltd.George Pickrell WE.5.5431 deprivation with nourishment severe instability with cer tainty, and years ol abuse with love results in very factions.And still, whatever the rewards to foster parents, its value to children is priceless deep satis: 4154 St.Catherine West would hhe here is an For those who further information address and phone number to call: 4018 St, Catherine St.West tmear the Forum), Suite 214.FOR BEST RESULTS penses are pretty well covered Telephone.435-2580, Miss leon USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS \u201cB.Griffin.Out of every dollar spent by Bell over 95 cents are spent in Canada This is remarkable for two reasons.First is the amount that's being spent by Bell Canada: over 275 million dollars for new construction and equipment every year to meet ever-grow- ing needs for communications \u2014 and this annual expenditure is likely to grow in the future, And the second reason why this is remarkable is that practically everything, from simple gear to the most advanced electronic switching and transmission equipment is manufactured in Canada and can be bought here! That means, it must be as good or better, in price and quality, as anything we could import.We must admit \u2014 we and Northern Electric, our manufacturing subsidiary, helped lots of small companies to set up production facilities so that we could get things here rather than have to import them.But the big thing is that it's now being done, and that we're working on getting the remaining small percentage made here, too.Encouraging Canadian Production \u2014 one of the ways in which Bell contributes to our economy.A Bell Canada 9961 \u201882 Ainp \u2018Aopsinys \"RAUIUIOXZ JUNOWSIAA Ml \u2014 4 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 28, 1966 \u2014 16 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 Victorio Ave.489-5321 I PROPERTY FOR SALE ABSOLUTE PRIVACY EXCLUSIV DORVAL ISLAND RESIDENT Tus MINUTES DOWN TOWN MONTREAL BY PRIVATE FERRY SERVICE.4 BEDROOM BUNGALOW.LARGE LIVING- HOOM.SEPARATE DINING.FIREPLACE, BATHS, FULLY FURNISHED.: MINT CONDITION.LANDSCAPED.WATERFHONT PROPERTY.$37.500.PHOTO MIS it PERRAULT, ST.FRANCIS REALTY BROKERS 636-1516 626-6104 3 COUNTRY PROPERTY \u2014 For Sale BAKERWOODL CLUB: Lake Mem- phremagor.Cedarville Rond.Stan- stead County.Beautiful treed lots for sale, $2,000.and up, Ideal for sailing.swimming, fishing, golfing and ski- mg.Private sub-division.planned for vear-round homes, One of the finest locations in (he Eastern Townships, For information, please phone Mr, A.Snow, Arthur Snow Realtics Res\u2019d.\u2026 Heal Estate Droker.484-8433; cvenines 4BI-1501 39 OFFICES TO LET Westmount st Cotherau at Meteaife.Kiound floor, air-conditioned.1600 square feet of bright clean space divided into à offices, heated, janitor service.parking facilities, transporta tion ut front doos GUARDIAN TRUST CO ADMINISTRATION DEPT 842-8201 8?AUTOS FOR SALE \u201863 Ford Galaxie XL CONVERTIDLE THUNDER DIRD Funny EQUIPPED.ENG EXCELLENT CON DITION ONE OWNER.PRI VATE CALL FVENINGS ONLY Aid.1002 1962 Chev.4 DOOR SEDAN, AUTO MATIC, RADIO EXCEILENT CONDITION CALL FVE NINGS 605 4024 PONTIAC Larutrention.1064, automate.6 eybinders, radio Bina fon $1550.00, Cal Al hart Cret at WE 75564 \u201859 Vauxhall Cresta RADIO IN VERY GOOD CONDITION 8125 CALL 767-8718 \" .ra: \u201d 140 BRS, A 2b cn TARE LL Woe or .ade | Classified Advertising .\u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 10 Words 75° HUnter 1-0451 5e for each additional word Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 3.30 p.m.Tuesday fo: current issue.For 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.- a erst n COTE TEL Un 82 AUTOS FOR SALE 102 HELP WANTED \u2014 Male \u2018133 FOR SALE \u2014 General * : iah School Household Articles Valiant 1965 High Schoo T St d nt Three 9 x 12 rues: 2 arm- TW OOR SEDAN, AUTO chairs: oor amp; oor nance, POWER STEERING U \u20ac S polisher: 2 wrought iron end LOW MILEAGE.CALI.482 tables; fireplace set: humidi 3790 SUNMER WORK STILL fier: TV stand; curtains.AVAILABLE vacuum cleaner; baby feeding table.All good condition, Rea 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female APPLY IMMEDIATELY FOI sonable.Call 489-4526.CHOICE JOBS GOOD wn sero PERMANENT POSITIONS » .[IF YOU CAN SPEAK FRENCH AND In A Lifetime ENGLISH FLUENTLY AND IF YOU ARE ONGERESTED IN SWITCH.FOR CONNOISSEUR OF | HOHNER PIANO ACCORDI WIAUTIFUL LACE (OFF ; ; LOUNER PIANO ACCORDI WHITE), ALL HAND MADE No Experience Required WITH CASE AND STRAP.NEEDLE POINT TABLE ; ea AS NEW.$75.CALL 484-5207 CLOTH FROM BRAZIL 90 x Salary While Training as ore Rabb Less 9% INCHES, $175.CALL 622 ! 745 DURING NEXT TWO WEEKS, $215.00; tables: drapes: paintings.738- 8575.(OA OUR sofa and chair, $75.00; \\ wimidifer, $25.00; 5 piece kitchen set.1181 ST.CATHERINE W.! 845.00; baby\u2019s high chair: baby tenda: TOP FLOOR 114 arm venetian glass chandelier, 488- 5387, 9 A.M.TO 5 P.M.\u2018182 FOR SALE \u2014 Musical instruments MARRAZZA accordion 120 bass.In good condition.$75.767-2542.134 \u201cFOR SALE \u2014 Sports equipment 3 * BY ee ee MISS RIC or CROSS BOW, brand new.powerful ; - precision instrument for hunting, 80.861-6002 pound thrust, Paid $50.00.will sell | for $30.00, Call RE.8-310), after 7 p.m.ee Li 136 FOR SALE \u2014 Clothing and furs GOOD quality man's suite.All in good condition, size 38-40.$7 each.vente.73180 (Private.81-8978 00 ADMIRAL COMBINATION 133 FOR SALE \u2014 General TV AND RECORD PLAYER.STILL OPEN IN OUR AIR © \u2014\u2014 ol 697-4066.CONDITIONED TELEPIIONE | OFFICE.VACUUM CLEANER NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY FUR APPOINTMENT CALL BETWEEN 2 & 7 PM, DRESSES.coats, suits.mostly American imports, size 14-16: George Washington bedspreads 1 double, 2 single: bath mats and towels.RE.7-2927, .Sacrifice KITCHEN SET: BEDROOM.LIVINGROOM FURNITURE: GIRLS AGE 18-22 CHOICE POSITIONS ARE S MERCURY Electric Sewing Machine, ; pe tabl del.Good candition, Reason- CHOICE OF 2 SHIFTS RECONDITIONED able.Call HU.DE on Reason 151 WANTED TO PURCHASE APPLY $10.88 \u2014\u2014 SE ARS MR.SCHERO AND UP What Have You To Offer?ANTIQUES, PIANOS, CAR- : TT mr TT PETS, FRIDGES, STOVES.BEDROOM, DINING ROOM Exce tional Bu FURNITURE.CHINA CAp y BINETS.T.V.'S.ETC.861-4101 REGISTERED NURSE.TFuli = T44-0948.or part time tor 15-bed Con- 120 square sards of & rooms valescent Centre.Live in or of wall-to wall carpeting with out.Telephone 514-264-3400 or underfelt, dusty rose, to 1181 ST.CATHERINE W.TOP FLOOR 9AM.TO SH P.M.CALL: 766-2366 1760 CHURCH AVE.rite Lilia I.M.Rankin.sold i II or part, also living AN it i veo rview Terrace av dining Croom aranes.\u201cCan WANTED Reed.Huntingdon, Que, RE, 3 1516, nm 113 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED APARTMENT SIZE PIANO CALL OX.7-5676 RELIABLE woman wanted.; part-time, daily, References Moving Call 489 4959 MUST SELL 3 ROOMS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CALL HU, 1-3788.WANTED: Tea wagon.in Hood condition: also old picces 130 FOR SALE \u2014 of porcelain, 481 0657 i i BEDROOM set 3 pieces walnut $60: Kitchen equipment 12 piece Colonial ehesterfield alrfoam FRIGIDAIRE Electric Stove.40 inch.new $93: portable television $05: Automatic oven control with large stove $35.738-4762.i storage drawers.Reasonable.671-1368.; - Sm ee | CONTINENTAL bed, new $25: kit Wanted: Rug and 50 APARTMENTS TO LET - chen set $35; stove $33: fridge $30: trver.perfect order $30: chesterfield | 0 h ; | 2 525 Chil TARA EE ther Articles IT ROY 3455 COTE DES NEIGES FOR INFORMATION | LIVING-ROOM RUG.GREY TONES, 15 x 15: WARDROBE: ELECTRIC SEWING MA- All for $50.00 CHINE.y \u2019 REASONABLE, 480- 6101.Upright -hower in perfeet condition: Norge washing machine: Westinghouse dryer.Can be seen at 4505 Brebeuf St or call 935-9313.PIANO.Wili buy Used piano.Call | 748-0850.154 LOST | i i i TV.antenna, rotor control and trap, $30: power lawn mover Jacobson Reel, like new.Briggs and Stralton + 4 cycles.2 HL.P., $100: RCA T.V.21 Reward (inch, $100.or nearest offer: cedar AT SHERBROOKE cchest (walnutr 850: rug 9 x 12, rub- Lost lady's wristwatch ses ber back.gold tweed, S25; hot water eral weeks ake Vicinity tank and heater $10.744-0636.Westmount, Call 937 4353.AL TRUST \u2018 k.COMPLETE houschold furni- 158 tute.almost new, Seandina- vu style, Very reasonable 937-2864 Call HU.9 0982,\" after 6 p.m ready to go, paper trained.Call I MU.4.9367.DRAPES: ludl bureau: combination PEDIGREE standard poodic puppies.radio record player: smali credenzn: Affectionate.playful, do not shed DOMESTIC PETS BEAUTIFUL Dachshund pups from :champion stock.male and female, 4 picec electiie percolator.HU 8 83760 fur.love children.433 4226, The Westmount Examiner ; ELECTRICAL SERVICE ® INDUSTRIAL ® COMMERCIAL @ RESIDENTIAL 24 HOURS EMERGENCY SERVICE INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE H.R.CASSIDY 484-3523 5765 Monkland Ave.Quality - Service - Satisfaction 2 A À A À A A A À es A A A à AA A A A A A Service Directory CPU VV VV VV VV VY VVVVPPVYVvVVvYe BUILDING REPAIRS VERN OATWAY, contractor, general maintenance, specializing in kitchens.CARPETS, Oriental, $70.00; Indian, bathrooms.playrooms, balcony re pairs, painting.WE, 2-5032.CARPENTRY Are you satisfied with your present game room?\u2014 or perhaps \u2014 do you want a new one or any home addition.Let us do a guaranteed job with better workmanship at a competitive price CHARLIE LAROSE 636-0591 Mr.Home Improvement \"PAINTING & DECORATING Expert Painter Plaster repair.painting, wallvaper hanging.Clean work.Free estimate.CALL ROBERT 665-2078 MASTER PAINTER CONSCIENTIOUS, FREE ESTIMATE CALL: 935-8724 PLUMBING AND ROOFING PLUMBING \u2014 ROOFING SEWEROOTER CALL US FOR ESTIMATES WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE.WESTMOUNT 935-1189 Dial \u201cI\u201d for long distance ; After 2.01 a.m.Saturday, July 30, 1966.Montreal telephone users will find distance dialing à little easier on their index fingers.Bell Canada reminded its Montreal and suburban customers today that the present 112\" direct distance dialing access code will be reduced to the single digit \"1.\" Besides reducing the number of digits required to | place a DDD call.the simplified access code conforms to the standard code used throughout most of Canada and the United States, After the changeover.Montreal customers placing DDD calls will only have to dial the single digit 1.\" then the three-digit Arca Code (if different than \u201c514 and finally the seven-digit number they wish to reach in the distant city. + Football: Registration of 11 and 13.The maximum weight for this class is 110 pounds while the minimum is 80 pounds.Players must have been born after September 1, 1952, Important: Boys playing for any other tackle football or scout team, the Westmount Municipal Re- creation Department Touch Football League, or in the Elementary Inter-School Touch Football League will not be eligible to play in this League (Schedules conflict).London Express Service, NOTICE is hereby given that a Relocation Office has been established by the City of Westmount at 1051 Greene Avenue.The objective of the Relocation Office is to ascertain the specific needs of families who will be displaced as a result of the construction of the Trans Canada Highway.In assisting such families to find alternative accommodations, the City of Westmount will consider only applications made by families resident in the area as of this date.The Relocation Office will be open during the following hours: Mondays and Tuesdays: Thursdays and Fridays: 10:00 a.m.to 5:00 p.m.Wednesdays: 2.00 p.m.to 9:00 p.m, Residents who desire assistance in finding alternative accommodations are requested to register at the Relocation Office no later than Friday, August 19th, 1966.Applications will not be accepted after that date.Residents unable to register in person are asked to telephone 937-4109 to make alternative arrangements.N.T.DAWE, Director, Urban Renewal Scheme.Publication on Wednesday, 27th July, 1966.PN » » TT 12.731 1401 Peel Street * underway for touch and tackle The Westmount Recreation Department announced this week that the Eight-Man Tackle Football Team is open to all male residents of the city between the ages Equipment Every player must be prepared to supply his own equipment \u2014 running shoes, helmet, shoulder pads and football pants must be worn, Registration Will commence on Wednesday, July 20th from 10:30 a.m.to 4:30 p.m.at the Artificial Ice Rink.Further information will be given on request.Telephone John Garland, recreation supervisor \u2014 932-4293, SIX-MAN TOUCH Termite \u2014 Under 9, as of Jan.1, 1966, born after Jan, 1, 1957.Games played on Tues day, Thursday and/or Friday afternoons.Mosquito \u2014 Under 11, as of Jan.1, 1966, born after Jan.1, 1955.Games played on Tuesday and/or Friday afternoons.Pee Wee \u2014 Under 13, as of Jan.1, 1966, born after Jan.1, 1953.Games played Monday and Wednesday afternoons.Bantam \u2014 Under 15, as of Jan.1, 1966, born after Jan.1, 1951.Games played on Tuesday and/or Thursday afternoons.All games will be played on the touch football field at Westmount Park beside the Junior Tenmis Courts.Please register as soon as possible at the recreation office in the artificial ice rink \u2014 4675 St.Catherine St.W.Further information may be had by calling John Garland, 932-4293.Boys wishing to coach or referee are invited to register as soon as possible.Last day for registration is Friday, September 9th, 1966.e - CET Business Licences An annual tax is imposed on all businesses carried on in the City, including pedlars, canvassers for the sale of merchandise, and persons selling or delivering newspapers.Information with respect to such taxes may be secured at the City Hall.THE BEST IN TOWN Ou Traditionally Famous Summer Clearance Sale Stock up now on a host of our usual high- grade summer wearing apparel.Fine lightweight suits, sport jackets, slacks and all the smart accessories including straws and shoes have been sensibly reduced.Do come in now and choose an armful of outstanding values.\u2018Max Beauvais es 385 ST.JAMES STAND IN THE QUEEN ELIZABETH HOTEL days, this custom continuing until today.De Ramezay\u2019s plans were mare ambitious then just to improve the Montreal of his day.Wishing to provide a re sidence worthy of the important duties which fell to his share, and the entertaining which hé would expect to do in connection with his position he looked around for a suitable site, tTo be continued next week) Ramezay Road .(Continued from page 4) fence against (he Indians easier.Usually these houses consisted of one room on the ground floor.Above this room was a storage place for crops.It was not until 1672 that any streets were laid out.At that time Basset, the notary and land-surveyor, had laid out streets, but the first buildings had been put up without any definite order.Santitation in any way, shape or form was completely unknown or overlooked.There was a course Bo street lighting, and the quarrels among inebriated soldiers and the danger of attack by Indians made it precarious business of respectful citizens to be abroad after the curfew, The occasional night-watch-men with candle lanterns were not to be depended upon for much protection against such odds.When M.de Ramezay took over the governorship of Montreal, such were the conditions.However he was possessed of much energy and organizing ability.One of his first actions to better these Delicious conditions was to request the Chicken Intendant Randot to visit the city, and give orders to have 4 the debris removed so as not & Hot Biscuits to hinder the drainage of the streets.As a matter of fact, I the same order fixed the mar- IT S .ARR ket days on Tuesdays and Fri- Finger Lickin\u2019 6 avy TRY A BUCKET of Tommy Tomasso\u2019s Kentucky Fried Chicken .« « Col.Sanders Recipe aL IT'S 14 pieces of \u2014(IT*S 52.5 Touch football IT'S Delivered FREE The Summer Playground Touch Football ANYWHERE IN WESTMOUNT Programme will get un- RE.9-5555 der way on Tuesday, sousso ll rie August 2nd.Any boys who are not registered are invited to do so, in order that they may participate.Selling?or.{3 Buying property?It's easy and profitable either way\u2014when you let Montreal Trust handle everything: Selling your present large house and arranging for the purchase of a smaller one (or the renting of an apartment) can be simple when you use the \u2018one-stop\u2019 real estate and mortgage facilities of Montreal Trust.À variety of smaller homes and apartments are available from Montreal Trust, so you avoid having to deal with a number ot people.CASH SALE: a mortgage might be arranged through Montreal Trust for the prospective buyer, assuring you of a \u201ccash sale\".TURN CASH INTO PROFITS: investment and savings programs at Montreal Trust can keep that \u201ccash\u201d from the sale working for you until you want it for something else (like travel, perhaps).Use coupon: Montreal Trust RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICE ® Members Montreal Real Estate Bocrd West End Offices: 375 Victorio Ave.\u20147101 Cote $1.Luc Rd.Phone.482.9130 © licensed Brokers D) Send information regarding your Real Estate services.ADDRESS 00) would lke an appointment with a Montreal Trust Noa! Estate Agent.le 9961 '87 Ang 'Aopsuny) \u201cseuiwexy sunounsam 341 \u2014 LL The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 28, 1966 \u2014 12 0000600000000 EERE Merchant TTT + READ EM J AND REAP.» \\ RES .° gr Nl, \u2018 , - Doctor, Lawyer AND CHIEFLY THE HOME-MAKER READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS! Everybody, everywhere within the range of our newspaper finds there's a lot of real bargain news in our classified ads! From public announcements .buying, selling, swapping .used clothing, used cars and | a wide variety of other merchandise .to a diversity of \"wants\" - all of these keep the \"lines\" humming with activity and results.Next time you want to buy, sell, or offer services \u2014 read and use the classified ads! You Get Mighty Big Results With Our Little Classified Ads! PHONE 481-0451 TODAY ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS TO 8:30, THURSDAY and FRIDAY TO 5 P.M.HEE TEE EEE ERE EEE ETE, "]