The Westmount examiner, 9 mars 1967, jeudi 9 mars 1967

[" Examiner Vol.XXXV, No.10 MONTREAL 6, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1967 12 PAGES Se Next week's weather By ERIC NEAL MARCH 11 TO 18 Cold rains with a few snow flakes and mild, sunny periods to open this pleasant, but changeable week.Morning rime [rosts and some fog.Afternoons nuld Nygshts sili frosty.Clouding mid-week for more freezing drizzle und light, sticky snow, Windswept powder snow for north and Gull counties, with below zero nights Some local thunder.widely scattered showers, a little snow and sunny intervals to end the week.10 and 55 Temperature range Blustery winds - New traffic light installations 235 pound purse snatcher caught with juvenile Westmount police on the alert caplured a purse-snateh- ing duet in the act just as they had relieved a young lady of her purse on Dorches- ter street near Bruce late Saturday night, The surprise came when police found themselves confronted with a 235 pound individual, 24 years of age, who gave a Maisonneuve Boulevard east address, as the culprit.He was accompanied in partnership by a 16 year old youth as his aide.Screams of the woman alerted the police and the Boys win speaking honors Abilities of Westmount youths in the enviable art of public speaking was vividly shown to members of the Westmount Rotary Club last week when three teen age students addressed club | members in the annual public speaking program sponsored by the Montreal and Westmount Rotary Clubs.| The students spoke on sub- | jects of their choice and were roundly applauded for their (a- lent and ability of being able to think on their feet and express themselves with ease.Richard Lande of Westmount High School was awarded Lop honors awarded by the panel of judges.Richard spoke on the subject of \u201cProblems of Young People\u201d and was alloted the: (Continued on page 1D Honors for Dr.F.N.Gurd Dr.Fraser N.Gurd, F.R.CS.(Cr.F.A.CS., 3180 the Boulevard, Surgeon - in - chief.The Montreal General Hospital and Professor and Chairman.Department of Surgery.McGill University, has heen elected Pre- sident of the Central Surgical À Association.Dr.Gurd is the first McGill man to hold this important office and the third Canadian.The Association.formed in 1940.is made up of two-hundred active members from the north and central areas of North America, whose object is to further the practice of surgery in its various departments.and the study and investigation of surgical prob-, lems.burly prisoner and his companion were in the grasp of the police before they knew it.The couple surrendered quictly and were hauled off to the police pokey.Appearing in Westmount police court Monday.Melancon pleaded guilty and was remanded for sentence to be handed out Friday.In the meantime his past record will be checked.The juvenile pleaded guilty in Social Welfare Court and was kept in detention, Police believe this latest ar.all rest will put an end to the ip- cent series of purse snatch- ings in the Westmount district.General.His Excellency Georges Philias Vaneir.of Canada: bereavement.\u201d IWsanill wind .Westmount expresses its sense of loss Westmount City Council at their meeting Monday night expressed their deep sorrow at the loss through death of the late Governor General Georges Vanier, PC.D.S.O0., M.C.C.D.by passing a resolution sent to Madame Vanier in the following words: CWHEREAS the Westmount City Council, having learned with the deepest sorrow of the death of our belored Governor General The PC.DSO.MC.CD.record its sincere appreciation of his owtstanding courage and devotion in the many years otf his service 10 our country: and Right Honorable desires to WHEREAS his labors on behaly vy the people of Canada and the recognition granted him as the representative of our most gracious Sorcercign has endeared htm to all the people THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED That this Council desires on its own behaly and on behaly of) all the citizens of Westmount, t0 convey to Her Exvcelleney Madame Venier.and members of the family.ts deepest sympathy tnt their Flags flew at half mast at the City Halt and on all other public buildings throughout the city.Selby Street demolition to provide valuable aid Work of demolition has clearing the area.been started and is now well underway on the Selby street project.and Sons, responsible for , Harper one building unit at The work however is not: 351 Selby is being preserv- all one of destruction as ed for the time being in or- Teperman some constructive instruc-ider to be used as an open tion will come out of the air classroom in which Civil, the wrecking and tearingiwork now being done be- Defence.Fire and Police as down of the buildings.mov- fore the job is finished.ed in with their crews and = GIAO Da LAI To nl STE Making Way for Progress Selby street demolition is now well underway and workmen are at present levelling homes which lave seen better days.This was the scene which greeted passers-by on the south side of the street as the wreckers hammers continued their work of levelling the area, À portion of the buildings will he used to train civil defence and fire protection units in actual disaster conditions.According to Director of {ake advantage of the op-; fare not losing any time in|Public Safety.Chief E.C.well as other services may portunity in using the build, ing as a model in which the.various services may actual- lv put their knowledge in rescue work to good advantage.| The building chosen will be used to train crews in the use of drills.power saws, emergeney forced entry, demolition ete, asl if they were working under actual disaster conditions.Rescue work by the fire department and the civil defense is being practiced under near actual conditions.In this manner the crews will have au opportunity ol learning the intricacies, ol then work, Forcible practiced as entry well as rescue work performed with the will be ladders thereby putting the equipment at the departments disposal to use of stretehers and vork simulating actual disaster, lu this various\u2018 receiving in.value and al the same time helping in the work manner the departiments ave struction of of demoltion.| concerning taxi The sum of $87.810 has been committed by the Westmount Citv Council to cover the cost of underground conduits and street lighting for street Dorchester The amount will also cover the construction of a four duct lateral conduit leading to the Westmount Square development.The conduds will accommua- date street lighting, traffic con trol, power distribution and other cables and provision is also made toi future infeed cables from Hydro-Quebec Street highting will be installed mm the centre mall, the West- mount Square Centre Complex will be supplied by tour cables while two existing ducts will provide for a metering cable and spare capacity made necessary by the widening of Dor.chester street The sum of $38,000 has been voted to cover the cost of trat- fic signal systems at the inter sections of Dorchester, St Cath erine, Greene.Wood and Atwater avenues.These new ty pe of signals wall replace the present pole top signals at Atwater and the temporary installation at SC Catherine and will provide traffic control at the Greene and Wood avenue interesections.Delivery of new plates awaited Westmount City Council passed tirst, second and third reading in rapid succession at their meeting Monday night to an amendment of the taxi-by-law No.543 cabs, automioe- biles for hire.autobuses and cabs bringing the taritf in line to coincide with Montreal taxi rates.It was announced by General Manager and Treasurer N.OT Dawe that all taxi meters on city cabs are at present under process of being changed to conform with the new tariffs, A notice of motion was given by Ald.McEatyre to move first reading of a by-law concerning the general pension fund ol the city to amend by-law 68 and also 699 concerning the police and firemen\u2019s pension lund Iowan noted that dehvery of new rame plates for Massonneurve Boulevard dormeriy Western avenue: is heme awaited and they will be an place within a tes days INDEX Churches .6 Classifieds .10 Éditorial .4 Sports .11 Women's .7-8-9 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 9, 1967 \u2014 2 WANTED PARTNERS Partners wonted to enlorge existing group engaged in on aportment building project in The Bahamas.18% net minimum return \u2014 high tax-free profit potential.Cash required under $12,000.Interested parties only inquire in confidence.Reply to Box 1652, 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29.93,050,000 March Bth to 20th AN INVITATION The Québec Department of Roads invites you to a special preview showing For Montréal visitors Westmounter in Britain: | (Continued from last week) MONTREAL When Rev.Robert Norwood was moved to Montreal from his Human misery unworthy of man and his world Abandoned children ., broken homes., .the sick and needy ., every year in the Montreal area alone there are 75,000 cases of distress and wam crying for attention.Wherever help is needed, you'll find the agencies of the Federation on the job, helping out in your name.The need is greater Than ever .please SHARE WITH THE fédération of French Charities 445 St.Francois Xavier The Power of The Pulpit - By Stephen Schofield obscure home in Nova Scotia, my grandfather happened to be one of a commitlee seeking a man for his church in London, Ontario; and he induced Mr.Norwood to go to London.Ten years later he was moved to Boston, then to a larger church in Philadelphia; and finally to Ct.Bartholomew's in New York.Colossal as itl is, he repeatedly filled it.Why?And why was he moved from one place to another?Because he sanctified the vestry?Because he was less blemished than others?Because he conducted meetings efficiently and established a good troop of Boy Scouts whereever he went?Partly perhaps.But I think the main reason was be-! cause he spoke with such passion.Between Montreal and Teas is there a mightier means of propagating His wishes?\u2018The ability to speak effectively,\u201d said William Jennings Bryan, \u201cis an accomplishment rather than a gift.\u201d Worthwhile?Oh, ye men of the Church, under His stars in Surrey fields I gape in awe and wonder: Is there anything under them that is more worthwhile?BOOTNOTE: The above article I mimeographed and sent to about 2,000 Canadian clergymen.This elicited some 60 letters, mostly encouraging.But one of these gentlemen, ensconced in the wilds of northern Ontario, unwittingly put me in my place very nicely.Few people impress me.He does: Ontario.Dear Mr.Schofield, I have just been reading your of the new LOUIS-HIPPOLYTE LAFONTAINE BRIDGE - TUNNEL on Saturday, March 11th from 5:00 p.m.to 11:00 p.mon Sunday, March 12th from 10:00 a.m.to 11:00 p.m.Bi-lingual guides in free special buses will conduct public tours of the bridge-tunnel on Saturday and Sunday only.The bridge-tunnel is closed to normal traffic until Monday, March 13th at 1.00 p.m.SEE IT FIRST! Bring the family, park the car, ride the buses for a visit to the new, exciting Louis-Hippolyte Lafontaine Bridge-Tunnel.Special parking facilities : For South Shore visitors \u2014 Spancrete Company Parking lot bordering Rout 3 (or Autoroute 20).QUEBEC DEPARTMENT OF ROADS \u2014 Métro Station - Frontenac at junction of Ontario and d'Iberville.article.While you may picture conditions correctly in some situations, it would seem that the normal conditions of other ministers\u2019 lives are unknown.Take first the preparation of | sermons.A great many of us: have 2 or 3 sermons to preach each Sunday; sometimes 4 sermons in one day.Then we have a pile of work to do in the week.While the idea of noting down anecdotes and dieas is correct and often used, I believe in practice we find it better to concentrate, during the preceding week, on the subject matter of the sermons to be delivered than in putting down items as trying to grasp too much and producing chaos.Then there is the common! experience of finding members of the congregation of the last church you have taken service in, present at the next church in your mission, to hear another sermon; and woe betide you if you preach the same sermon to them again.Also the position you find yourself in when a visitor comes to you just before the service starts and begs you to speak on a certain text instead of the sermon you have prepared.They have a reason, 1 suppose, for such an action.You may never get the chance again.With regard to speaking with passion, as per John the Baptist, it may be all right.But 1 don\u2019t find either passion or even deadly earnestness were the outstanding marks of Our Lord\u2019s preaching.He seems to have gone in more for quiet talks and stories which people would think of time after time, turn them over in their minds and uzzle the thing through gradually.A new light on common things.His speaking and teaching were more concincing because he was certain of the things he spoke of.He had experienced their truth in his own life.He could say quietly, \u201cI know.\u201d That has more power than passion.Now in connection with delivery there immediately comes the question of physical ability and fatigue.I doubt if any man could deliver with passion four or even three sermons a day, besides taking the services, and travel 30 miles over all kinds of roads, with all kinds of temperatures.This winter the thermometer has been usually below zero, down to 50 below, usually 10 to 25 below steady, and every day endless snow shovelling.In summer.July and August, we usually have very hot and oppressive weather.The church buildings and school houses where we hold services are like ovens, no breeze outside, and the very atmosphere deadens you.In the country the people are tired and the struggle to live is so hard that of the little money they earn they can give very little towards the offertory.Then you are up against the fact of half-a-dozen different secis in a settlement of perhaps 15 families and not a complete Anglican in the buch: father and mothers beingof different religious denomination.Of course, these good people value church services and are anxious for their children to be baptized and taught Christian truths.But the isolation of the settlers and the hard struggle to exist put an atmosphere about life which people in cities have absolutely no idea of.I've lived their life and know what is is like.I would suggest that if the that pesronal vision of God which is such a wonderful anchor in life, and also an inspiration, he will be able to help folks face life a little more as God would have them do and bring them to God at the last.I believe it is the personal vision of God that counts.Yours sincerely, (Rev.) W.Visiting motorists please remember ! A reminder to motorists, particularly those who visit West- mount occasionally may be : made here in order to save visitors time and money.It is distinctly prohibited to park at all times within 40 feet \"of an intersection.Within 15 feet of a fire hy- diant.Within 25 feet of the entrance to a fire station.Within 25 feet of a STOP or SLOW sign.Within 125 feet of the approach side of a traffic light intersection and 75 feet on the far side of such intersection Within 25 feet of an entrance or exit of a theatre, public assembly hall, church, hospital or school.In front of a private driveway.And in any area designated as a bus stop.It is also prohibited to park on any street or public place for a period of longer than four hours, day or night.And as for pedestrians.do not forget they may cross only at crosswalks with motor vehicles yielding the right of way.SAVOY DRIVING SCHOOL Take advantage of MY SPECIAL rates from now until April sr 6 FULL HOURS of driving instructions y $36°° Your choice of Automatics or Volkswagens, Courteous and Patient Govt.licensed instructors.c fo 16017 i.4930 6 hours behind the wheel 26 hours classroom instruction Free transportation for temporary permits 5497A Victoria Ave.733-8111 OUR MASTER PLUMBERS AT YOUR SERVICE Plumbing - Roofing Sewerooting - Digging WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE.Westmount 935-1189 24 HOUR SERVICE minister himself has received [SP i Ÿ ra a a a tama ; \u2014 sous aw Ep ed NEED A (AB! UN.6-4551 VETERANS TAX! ASS'N.RE L RIT STOR MONTREAL 6, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1967 Yalag el PAGE THREE ESTABLISHED ON WATCH REPAIRS 1899 5 Certified Watchmokers OHMAN S WE.3-4046 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.Si.Paul's students aclive By A.FACCI St.Paul's Academy began Centennial Year very well with a violin performance by a Canadian Artist, Arthur Leblanc.The honorable guest came by request of our Superior Sister Drouin.school of both the English and French sections seemed to truly enjoy this cultural event offered to them.The graduates of this year were cordially invited to an open house held at Marianopolis _ College.The inivtation was extended te Fourth High by the Freshman Class of Marionopolis.The purposc of the invitation was to give \"67 grads an idea of Stay Young With YOGA Every Tuesday at VICTORIA HALL Instruction at 6.30, 7.30 and 8.30 P.M.By Professor RAM of India information: 933-0911 The grades and high! WANTED PARTNERS Partners wanted to enlarge existing group engaged in an apartment building project in The Bahamas.18°o net minimum return \u2014 high tax-free profit potential.Cash required under $12,000.interested parties only inquire in confidence.Reply to Box 1652, 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29.ERNE CT ECE STANCES ANE rE S CE ERE Res DR.TASSY 4901 Van Horne Ave.One block west of Victoria 3 852sa2snauen Canadian Guide Dog Jean Piquette.college life at Marionopolis.Both the faculty and the stu- :Hobby show bookleis making the visit informative and dents devoted much time Foundation directors Mr: president and Mrs.Denton of Belmont Ave.Westmount check over Ronald L.vice-president.interesting.A tour of the col- i.; lege panel discussions.enter- The booklet outlining the rules : = > Te .vir of afi > ie canara tainment and refreshments were and regulations for this year's all included in the program.Most of the delightful senior, HOBBY SHOW are now able.Booklets will be in most of the schools in the avail- available CASS ont.and a who did Westmount Area and are also gniy enjoye CMSEIVES available on request from the WESTMOUNT YMCA by calling 937-3916.; USE OUR CLASSIMEDS | Etigibitity: Ouly those boys FOR BEST RESULTS and girls (amateurs\u2019 under 18 \u201cyears of age residing in West, - mount OR attending school in BY APPOINTMENT SINGERMAN OPTOMETRIST CONTACT LENSES Vi.5-7928 EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED meceesvercmvmcscscccecseraserscesncanaranana\u2019| filled out completely and mst oe % Westmount OR holding a West- ¥, mount YMCA membership card ' oR belonging to other youth or- 8 ganizations in Westmount.will be » eligible to compete.0 Entry: There is a combined t| GENERAL & SPECIAL kN | § TRY FORM\" which must be; to the Westmount YMCA not 5331A Sherbrooke W.CHRISTIE PLUMBING LIMITED COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICE FAST \u2014 EFFICIENT RESIDENTIAL \u2014 COMMERCIAL \u2014 INDUSTRIAL HU.4-2010 _ 24 Hour Service later than March 20.All entries | must be the work of the exhibitor, | Unchanged exhibits from previous years may not be entered.NO {entry forms will be accepted | after the closing dates as found in the booklet.4.Judging: All entries will be grouped for judging according to the categories listed in this booklet except those categories | where there are less than five entries.In this case, entries will be reclassified by the Depart- 1401 Peel Street ~ {ment Chairman for judging pur- YO d LAN I poses.Some \u2018standards\u2019 for the judging will be found in the \u201cbooklet under the various departments.4.Age classification: partments the competition In all de-' «fn PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS with Mr.be open to BANTAMS 8 vears and under, JUNIORS 9-11 vears), INTERMEDINTES 12 1 14 vearss.and SENIOR \u201815- vears\".the toundation's first federal charter for a guide dog school in Canada, Jack Curry first 20,000 volumes There is only one subject on the mind of Maury Robinson prominent Westmount Rotarian these days \u2014 and that is BOOKS! He wants tons of them.At least 20,000 in ans shape, condition or form.He is asking all local residents and their friends to clean out their library shelves of un wanted volumes and send them to Rotary or call head quarters at HY Greene Ave.Tel.932-5506 where arrange: ments can be made lor pick up.These hooks will then be te conditioned and hecome the nucleus of a project to be launched during the annual Rotary Carnival to be held in June and by which a worthy cause will beaetit handsomely CO.LIMITED MONTREAL, QUEBEC Symbol of quality roofing since 1883 Call our representative for tree estimate ® RESIDENTIAL © COMMERCIAL © INDUSTRIAL 7300 St.James St.W.(At West Broadway.482-9566 ARREEERERRANRREREA RAR RARR ARR CARRS RS RRRSY Steaks Make it a habit ! 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THE WESTMOUNT Examiner HUGH R.MOUNT, General Monager Printed and Published Every Thursdey by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildare Rood, Montreal 29 Hugh E.McCormick Chairman John W.Sancton President and Publisher Editorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulation Display Advertising Departments 481-2771 Classified Advertising \u2014 8:30 a.m.to 5 p.m.Daily {To 10:00 p.m.Mon.& Tues.) 481-0451 The Kxaminer aims te be an independent, clean newspaper for the heme, devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions : $2.50 per year; $1.28 half year.Five cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebec Newspapers Association.Authorized an Hecond Class Mail by the Post Office Department, Ottawa and for payment of postage in cash.C.M.DRURY When people want an example of how a Crown Corporation should be run, they usually point to Polymer Corporation.During its 25 year history it has not only quadrupled the value of its assets, but We Say The sort of person we dream of being VREATEST loss to JF (Canada in Georges P.Vanier's death is not in that he was a gallant soldier.distinguished diplomat, or even our Gover- nor-General.In the 100 vears since Confederation and well before.this country has failed in all but a few shining examples to produce true.unhyphenated Canadians \u2014 whose language.deeds, outlooks and thoughts not only embrace but soar above our two-nation history and exemplify the people we dream of being.Georges Vanier is one of those shining examples.Canadians of whatever origin can identify themselves with him.The spirit of this man pervading the land makes our second century less uncertain.Centennial Project or excuse for one B an adjoining column appears a welcome clarifying letter from Mr.Colin M.Russel.president of the Westmount Municipal Association, on the matter of West- mount's Centennial Pro- Ject.The history Mr.Russel outlines.up to about a month ago, is known 10 us and our readers.I was, of course, the most recent decision of the WMA executive which \u2014 perhaps because it was not made known except by hearsay \u2014 which prompted us last week to express dismay that Westmount appeared to be well into 1967 without an undertaking worthy of this important year.It is obvious from the WMA's Feb.13 resolution that the modified You Sir: You are to be complimented on the generally broad coverage of matters of interest to the residents of Westmount, It is for this reason that I am somewhat 1aken aback to read your editorial \u2018How Will Westmount Mark Centennial?\" appearing in the issue of March 2.You state that nothing more has been heard since you conducted, in co-operation with the West- mount Municipal Association, a contest for the best Centennial project idea.May 1 refer you to lead articles appearing on the front page of your paper.On April 28, 1966.you report \u201cCentennial House Dropped \u2014 Westmount Municipal Assoc- jation Wants Library Extension as City\u2019s Centennial Project\u201d.This was when it was found that the Library proposal was more practical.On July 21 you report \u201cLibrary Extension Set By City As Centennial Project\u201d when Council adopted this prop- usal.Since that time there has been the usual run of technical details to implement such a project and obtain approval for the expenditure of taxpayers\u2019 funds.These have included the passing of By-law 690 on August 19, the convening of a public meeting of proprietors who are electors on August 30, the approvals of such By-law by the Minister of Municipal Affairs on December 9 and by the Quebec Municipal Commission of December 13.the calling for tenders on January 4.1967 and the opening of tenders on January 19.all of which are a matter of public record and presumably known to your staff.It was originally thought that à completely new wing to the Library would be required to provide the facilities which had been envisaged in the Centennial Project.When the plans were con- «sidered by Council and by library scheme is but tenuously a Centennial Project.By all means, let's have a new and enlarged reference room.But is simply making better use of existing library space ap propriate enough to mark Confederation\u2019s 100th vear ?the Library Trustees, in con- junetion with tenders submitted, it was found that the capital cost involved was far beyond what seemed appropriate to the City's means.Further, the implementation of such plans would have involved an addition to the Library's annual budget of some $15,000-$20,000 a year.It must be remembered that all such expenditures are inevitably paid for by all taxpayers.City funds cannot be drawn upon with impunity.Space was found which could be brought into more effective use and provide all the necessary facilities to meet the increasing demands on the Library, including a completely new and enlarged reference room.As a result, the City\u2019s Centennial Project was considered at a special informal meeting called by Council on February 12.at which the Library Trustees and representatives of the Westmount Municipal Association were present, and all the possibilities were discussed in detail.The whole question was further discussed at length at the meeting of the West- mount Municipal Association Executive held on February 13 and the following resolution was moved.seconded and unanimously passed: THAT the Westmount Municipal Association approve the principle of a modi- field version of the Centennial Library Project.provided that its final character and appearance justify its being termed a recognizable Centennial Projeet, and that it is desirable that a focus and symbol of the Centennial commemoration be incorporated and that a multipurpose display area of unspecified size in keeping with those found in most modern libraries he provided.This matter is now in the hands of Council to work out with the architeet.The Executive of this Association is confident that the Centennial Project will be in keeping with the best traditions of Westmount \u2018and.in parti cular, will be an impressive and useful symbol to the youth and all residents of our City for some vears to come.Colin M.Russel, President.WMA YOUR MP REPORTS it has returned a healthy annual profit to its only shareholder, the Canadian taxpayer.The company was incorporated on an auspicious Friday the thirteenth of February, 1942.C.D.Howe, at that time Minister of Munitions and Supply.was the moving force behind the foundation of the company, but he was unwittingly assisted by the Japanese Imperial Army which had cut off our supply of natural rubber by capturing Malaya.The Japanese, who are not slow to take advantage of history's turnabouts, are among the most active of Polymer\u2019s customers.From the original Order-in- Council charging Polymer with the responsibility of building a synthetic rubber plant to help meet wartime shortages, the company has grown to a giant international complex selling its products in over 9% countries and supplying about 10 per cent of the world\u2019s synthetic rubber.This growth results from Polymer\u2019s continuing, success- fu) efforts to reduce the cost of its products despite increases in the costs of Ja- bor, materials, and services.These product cost reductions are based on a substantial and expanding program of industrial research and development.Research is carried out not only in Polymer's own laboratories, which are among the most modern and best equipped in the world, bui in the laboratories of many Canadian universities, where research is sponsored by Polymer grants and commissions.The vocabulary of synthetic rubber research is a type seiter\u2019s nightmare (isobuty- lene copolymers, carboxy jated latices.polyacrylates, styrene monomer, polypropylene) and the company's patented tirade marks are probably not familiar te the general public \u2018POLYSAR.KRY- LENE, KRYFLEX.TAKTENE and TRANS-PIP).But we are all using Polymer products in our daily lives in our cars.our homes.our offices.our tood packages.our clothes.and even our golf balls.Although Polymer Corporation would not have been started without government support.its remarkable growth results from its aggressive policy of expansion and competition.unhampered by the restrictions which would govern a government department.It has combined the advantages of public ownership and administrative autonomy.Successive governments have wisely allowed it to operate (and pay taxes) as if it were a private business.Crown Corporation report to Parliament through a Cabinet Minister.One of my pleasant est parliamentary duties is to act as Polymer's spokesman.On its silver anniversary.Happy Birthday Polymer! Paragraphs on Philately By MARK WEINER The Swiss have been using coaches \u2018horse-drawn and motorized) since about 1832, to transport mail to hamlets and towns high in the Alps to which railroads could not be operated.Because of their regularity and dependability, passengers requested transportation on fhem and the Postal Administration obliged until now, when the passenger business is an important revenue source, however the service of carrying mail still remains the first and foremost purpose of the modern vehicles, Scoit nos.237, 307, 345, 346 and 355.A survey of the Office for Trade Development, in Lausanne, revealed that today the Postal Administration is \u201cby far the biggest road transportation concern in Swizerland.The second stamp issue in February by the Hungarian Post Office was a true propaganda label.This stamp, a 2Ft.value.was to comemo- raete the 10th Anniversary of the Workers' Militia and is the first in the series \u2018Anniversaries \u2014 Events 1967.Printing was by photo gravure in bluish grey and depicts a workers\" militiaman holding a submachine- gun and in the background the emblem of the Miltia and smoking chimney-stacks may be seen.I am sure that all you collectors of \u2018birds on stamps\u2019 will be interested in this beauty from Iceland, It is a 20Kr.stamp to be issued March 16th, depicting the Great Northern Diver.Printing was by Courvoisier S.A.La Chaux-de-Fonds Switzerland, multicolored hy helio- gravure promess.The inauguration of international commercial satellite communication service in Japan by means of the Intelsat Il that was launched over the Pacfic in January 1967, was marked with a special postage stamp of 15 yen.The stamp portrays Intelsat Il with the Earth and the Moon in the background.and printing was was photogravure in greenish blue and dark brown grey.The ninth of the \u2018Fish Series; a special stamp, 15 yen value.was issued issued Feb.10th having buri (Seriola guingueradiata) for its subject.Printing was by photogravure in five colours and like the foregoing was printed on white paper without watermark.The Republic of Burundi las issued a series of souvenir sheets consisting of 8 stamps, each a different value in rows of three with à tab in the cenier.The border inscription reads \u201cRepublic of Burundi \u2014 4th Anniversary of Independence 1 July 1966.On the accasion of the World Championship in Biathlon 15-19th Feb.1967 in Altenber/Ostezzgebirge, German Democratic Republie the Ministry of Posts issued three special stamps, 10 pfg.\u2014 Shooting lying: 20 pfg.\u2014 Shooting standing; 25 pfg.\u2014 Change of relay.Each stamp was printed in three colors by offset process on unwater- marked paper, and design wag by Joachim Riess.> see JEU Mr.Fern Telmosse representative of the E.B.Eddy Company is shown welcoming a group of Paul's Academy and Scouts from St.Leo's Academy upon their arrival at Guides from St.Telmosse, St.the Company's Hull pulp and paper niill on son.A change in the date of the 96th annual meeting of the President and Board of Governors of Weredale House (Boys Home of Montreal) has been announced.In the, past the usual time for holding this meeting has been in February.This date has been changed to Wednesday April 19 at 8 p.m.to coincide with the retirement of the Executive Director, Vernon F.McAdam and the Associate\u2019 Director, Mrs.Mary Craig who have served in their respective capacities for the past 50 years.been associated with Weredale for many years will succeed as Executive Director on May | Brugman who has 1st this year.¥ * WANTED PARTNERS Partners wanted te enlarge existing group engaged in an apartment building project in The Bahamas.18% net minimum return \u2014 high tax-free profit potential.Cash required under $12,000.interested parties only inquire in confidence.Reply to Box 1652, 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29.FTIR 1% Bt sink used to be All stopped-up Until a Food-Waste Eliminator popped up.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service & Quotations un request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 Mr.George + New Canadian centennial coins their appearance will have an honored position to, \u2018now making play in a ceremony to be held in Westmount in the near future.When the cornerstone of St.Andrew's Church in Westmount was laid on May 30.1908, among the articles placed in it was a set of the first Canadian coinage minted in Canada.Prior to that year Canada's coinage was minted in Great Britain, a practice which was ended with establishment of the Royal Canadian Mint, After the church was destroyed by fire in August.1965.the cornerstone was opened and its sealed contents removed.These are now on display in the West | mount office of the Royal Trust Co.When the cornerstone of the new chureh.now under construe- tion, is laid, the 1908 coins will along with a set be re-interred, of Canada\u2019s 197 centennial | coinage.Eugene A.Macdonald, editor and publisher of the Glengary Monday.20th February.Chairman, Mr, Elsbeth Creith, and Scoutmaster André Robert- Es Nu ti BC i CANADA ROOFING SERVICE 933-4122 © Quality Materials © Expert Craftsmen ® Courteous Estimates ® No Obligation Complete Satisfaction GUARANTEED 4652 Sherbrooke W.In the usual order: Mr.Scout Group Committee Connolly, Guide Captain A Leo's R.E.Editor to speak at Union Dialogue St.Matthias\u2019 Chureh,: The concluding discussion in the Lenten Wednesday night series of dialogues on the Problems and Possibilities of the Principles of Union between the Anglican and United Churches will take place in the Parish Hall on Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.A lay-.\u2018man\u2019s view of the practical is- \u2018sues will be presented by Dr.Douglas J.Wilson.Religious Editor of the Montreal Star and a press representative at the Va- , tican Council, the Anglican Gen- RADIO EQUIPPED DAY & NIGHT SERVICE LANSDOWNE TAXI REG'D.18 Glodstone \u2014 Westmount 933-8484 SPECIAL & HOURLY RATES \u2014 OUT OF TOWN TRiPS CHRISTENINGS \u2014 WEDDINGS \u2014 FUNCRALS \u2014 AIRPORT Operated by E.Gallagher CAMP NOMININGUE Nominingue, Que.43 years under same management Established 1925 Boys 7 to 15 years \u2014 Seven Age Groups Permanent Senior Staff \u2014 Resident Doctor and two Nurses Well-known to over 4,000 former compers and their parents.Ideal camp site.Safe sandy beach.Specialists and qualified instructors for swimming, conoeing, soiling, water skling.crafts, tennis, archery, riflery, nature, campcroft ond conoc trips.Peter Van Wagner, Executive-Director 119 Cragmore Road, Pointe Claire \u2014 Telephone 695-2816 AN ACCREDITED CAMP of the QUEBEC CAMPING ASSOC CAMP MACAZA LABELLE COUNTY SMALL PRIVATE CAMP for Boys and Girls, 6 to 12 years ® 19th Year e Boating, swimming, handicrafts, boxing, dramatics and trips, oll under the supervision of carefully chosen staff and directed by Miss Ruby Smith, B.A., M.S.P.E.Booklet On Request 501 CLAREMONT AVENUE WESTMOUNT Accredited Quebec Camping Association eral Synod 1965 and the United Church General Council 1966.\"The public is cordially invited to! attend.News in Alexandria, Ont.named Ontario weekly newspaperman of the year by the Ontario Weekly Newspapers Association, was recently honored by Montreal | friends at the Caledonia Curling Club on Hillside.= # # Congratulations are extended to Erie Cameron who has discovered writing as a hobby can also be profitable: he won $500 first prize for an article about the annual seal hunt in a contest sponsored jointly Ly the Writers\u2019 Digest and the Encyclopedia Britannica in which were 3,000 entries.£ + # ; An organization opening its | first store in April \u2014 a three- level department store in Alexis! Nihon Plaza, at Atwater Metro | Station, will present fashions and\u2019 , accessories for men, women and children.plus a wide range of gifts in 22 individually styled! boutiques.Most important char- ,acteristics will be personalized service and the application ol new and individual concepts: for: merchandizing, space utiliz- | ation and display arrangements.| .Emphasis will be on new trends.good taste and exclusiveness.| lan F.Hellver of 359 Redfern Ave., Westmount has been clect- ed a director of the Mount | Stephen Club, Drummond st.| the former residence ol lord! Mount Stephen.Canadian {financier and industrialist who, was a pioneer moving force in\u2019 tthe building of the Canadian Pa.\u2019 cific Railways.* * ¥ Curt Ross.Committee Chairman is beating the drums for the Rotary Carnival and is con- | fidently planning for 20°.more attendance this year .New {games will be added and the, | launching of the \u201cBook Fair\u201d will be the highlight, FAMILY SKATING PARTY The Roslyn Home and School Assoclation is organizing the An- \"nual Family Skating Party.It \u201cwill take place at the Westmount Artificial Rink on Friday evening, March 10, from 7 to 9 p.m.All children and their parents are invited to attend.cap Private Camp for Boys ARR EAD ng per 220d Year Trained Supervision Lake Memphremagog, Que.i hp from Monweo! Ad: in the d swimming program.canoe trips.gram., one tent flor for every five boys.Excellent Safe beach on sheltered bay.Sailing, housebout and Skyline hiking trips, new craft shop with excellent crofs pre- Archery, comp craft and all usual camp activities.KENNETH MH.MURRAY, M.Ed., Director ROBERT K.MURRAY, B.A, Executive Director - 322-6567 5880 MARICOURT ST, MONTREAL 38 I\u2026ustrated booklet upon request * An Accredited Camp of the Quebec Camping Association * MONTESSORI SCHOOL eco.PROGRESSIVE EDUCATION FOR PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN Cordially invites you to attend OPEN HOUSE and REGISTRATION of the new West End Branch for Sept.1967 1357 Van Horne Ave.or call 272-7040 STANSTEAD COLLEGE STANSTEAD.QUE.A RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS Quebec Grades VIH to XI (Somor Matricutation) Preparation for all Canadian and Amencan Unwersities ESTABLISHED 1117 Stanstead is interested in boys of ability and potential who want to do their best.At Stanstead your boy will find: ~ @ Academics, athletics and service opportumtics.@ The techniques of learning are considered as important as academic facts.@® Discipline is based upon the concep! o! consideration for others.@ An interested, helpful staff, amidst a friendly environment Fine buildings, a beautiful country location, small classes, chapel services and outstanding athletic facilities.Bursaries available to students of promise and character who could not otherwise afford to attend.The HEADMASTER, RAYMOND LesTer, B.Paep., Dir.ED, L961 \"6 YOID \u2018Abpsiny, \u2018JUIWIDX] JUNOWYSIA AY] \u2014 § The Westmount Examiner, Thursday.March 9, 1967 \u2014 6 ANGLICAN CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Tue Revd Canon Norman a | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE i | | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH The Revé Canon 8.B.Lindy.OF THE MOTHER CHURCH.FASSION SUNDAY 8.00 uri.Holy Eucharist SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS, 11°00 um.Church School eo 11:00 a.m Sung Eucharist Moly Euchurint: Weekdavn Sunday, March 12th 800 am.Friday ; 11:00 am.CHURCH SERVICE 9.30 un.Wednesday 11:00 a.m.SUNDAY SCHOOL Tuesday Evenings hai Lat | Lesson-Sermon Subject : \u2018Quiet Hour \u2014 5 minute talk, PE 3 \u201cCR Holy Eucharist and Compline.SUBSTANCE EVERY WEDNESDAY n, Testimony Meeting day, Thursday and Saturday 2.3 p.m, Wednesday 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hil! \u2018The Rev'd.Canon J.N.Doldsge, Reotor The Rev'd, ), OC.M.PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN Serjeantson PASSION SUNDAY 8690 4m Holy Fuchaist #40 ain Holy Eucharist.Sermon CHURCH The Recto MO Ln Crib Corner, Nwisers & $49 Melville Avenue Chueh School 4 | Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A.A.D, BLOG ne Confirmation The Minister Mishop of Montreal ; 146 pin Evensone: Sermon 11°00 an Public Worship.The Rev'd J, Serjeantson The Minister will preach \u201d bi 715 und 10:00 as - Harold MH, Hodge \u201cnes Holy Communion mn Organist and Choirmaster $0) pin FACING THE ISSUES OF All are cordinlly welcome CHURCH UNION UNITED DOMINION- DOUGLAS Westmount Rivd.and Lansdowne Avenue Rev.R.Oouglas Smith, B.A.\u2026.B.D\u2026 D.p v \u2014 WHY ALL THE FUSS ABOUT UNION?- Speaker 15 Douglas J.Wilson | | Discussion on the practical issues The public 1x cordially invited Organist and Choirmaster Donald J.F.Hadfield, A RCM.BA.BPacd.ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH DORCHESTER and ATWATER WESTMOUNT The Rev.J, L.CUBA.1.'Fh.Mr FE.Tait \u2014 Organiat Sunday, March 12th 10 45 av.Church School 11900 nm.Morning Prayer Lenten Services: Tues, 8 pm.WE WELCOME YOU LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev.Roy P.Stafford.B.A.B.D.Mrs.Holly E.Davidson 11:06 «nm.Morning Worship GOES BEFORE\u201d.Rev.R.Douglas DD.7:30 p.m.Evening Worship Sermon: THE FELLOWSHIP OF LEARNING drd in Steps in Christian Discipleship Rev.R.Douglas Smith.D.D, Organist Mr.Victer McCorry St.Andrew's WESTMOUNT REV.D NM.GRANT.B.A.REV, A.D.MOULAND.BA.WESTMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL (4350 St.Catherine St.W.Smith.se-Cul Rund, D.D.B.D, OF THE 11:00 wm.Morning Worship (Conducted by Dr.Grant: \"MISSIONS AND SACRI- REDEEMER ver \u2018Sermon by Dr.W.H, H.a Norman, Missionary on 385 Clarke Ave, Wenimount furlough from Japan).Wm, C.Nolting, B.D., Paster 11:00 aa.Church School \u2014 With Lydia Eiblch \u2014 fe Crib Corner and Nursery.Miss Lydia Eiblch Orsantet 8:45 pm Organ Recital by Mr.Sunday, March 12th White.in Queen Mary £40 am Senior Sunday School Rond United Church.and Bible Class Organist and Choir Director 1:00 aim.The Scivice, Jr.8.8.Gordon C.White, B.Mus., and Nursery VISITORS WELCOME! UNITED WESTMOUNT PARK (United Church of Canada) Lansdowne and Western Avenues Rev.H.Ray Ashford, B.A, BI), Organist and Choirmaster: Mr, Robt, Kennedy, B.A, A Mus.11:00 a.m.\u201cYOU MAY BE DOING MORE GOOD THAN YOU KNOW™ 10:45 Music for Meditation: Organ.12: Cotfee-Hour.We Welcome You BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.West at Roslyn Ave.Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Interim Minister: Rev.Harold W.Lang, M.A., D.D.ODrganist & Chon Director.Frank Artumstrone, LT CL.1100 am.THE CHURCH AND ITS MISSION.\u201d 7:30 pm, Words about the Cross.3.\u201cA WORD OF JOHN: PROPITIATION.\" Midweek Service: Wednesday 8 pm.sunday School: 10:00 a.m.and 10:45 am.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, To - TT 8:15 p.n ) ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 | in due Chureh Fdifive: oa rues.| | \u2014 es om ms ets ans ee | | Fifth Annual CHURCH SERVICES THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE Three Choir Festival of Lenten Music ; THE CHURCH OF ST.JAMES THE APOSTLE, corner of St.| Catherine and Bishop, will hold its fifth annual THREE CHOIRS ! FESTIVAL of LENTEN MUSIC lon Saturday.March 18.at 4.00 p.m.The three choirs consist of the Apostle.Ted McLearon, Divec- | tor.As in the past, the choirs will \u2018be heard individually.antiphon- :ally, and combined, in à program , of pre-Easter Carols, Chorales, : Cunticles and Choruses by Tal: lis, Sweelinck, Weelkes, Viadana, Christian Science \u2018Substance\u2019 The imperishability of spiritual things will be contrasted with the transience of materiality at the services in the Christian ,Science churches this Sunday, in the reading of the week's Les- son-Sermon on the subject \u2018\u2019Substance\u201d.Relevant Scripture will include this verse from Psalms: \u201cThey that trust in the Lord shall be as mount Zion, which Choir of the Church of the Mes.glow, Pitoni, Stanford.Brahms.cannot be removed, but abideth ; siah, Barbara Keats, Director, the Choir of St.Andrew's United \u201cChurch, Westmount, Gordon White, Director.and the Choir of , the Church of St.James the Missions Sunday at St.Andrew\u2019s Sunday will be Missions Sunday in St.Andrew's, The morning Services at eleven o'clock will be conducted by the Minister.Rev.Dr.D.M.Grant, and the sermon will be given by Rev.WwW.H.H.Norman, D.D., who will speak on \"MISSIONS AND SACRIFICE.\u201d Dr.Norman has , devoted most of his life as a \u201cmissionary in Japan as did his father before him.He and Mrs.Norman are presently on furlough in Canada © The Church School \u2014 all de- Sermon: \u201cTHE ONE who partments \u2014 will meet at eleven: o'clock, and the Crib Corner and } .i Nursery will take care of young \u201cchildren, ; At 8:45 pm.Mr.White will present an Organ | Recital in Queen Mary Road , United Church.SYNAGOGUES TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbl Rabbi Jay B.Goldburg, Assistant Rabbi Gordon SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, March 10th.at 8:15 p.m.Apnual Laymen Service \u2014 addresses by Mr, Isidore H.Morrell, President Brotherhood and Mr.Irvin Gertsman, Honorary Treasurer Temple Emanu-El on \u2018New Directions for Brotherhood and Chatauqua Society.\u201d Saturday Morning, March 11th at 1 41:30 am.sermonette: \u201cConcluding | The Book ol Exodus\u2019 based on Torah .Portion by RABBI JAY B.GOLD- BURG.SCHOOL FOR ADULTS Sunday morning, March 12th at 10:15 « Dr.Joseph Kage, Executive Director JIAS.author and sociologist.will continue his lecture on \u2018\u2019The History of the Jews in Canada.\u201d \u2014 At 11 \u2014 Dr.Anna Stearns continues he: lectures on European Jewry \u2014 Also at 11 Mrs.Genia Burstein will continue her Hebrew course.RELIGIOUS SCHOOL 9:30; Junior School Sunday mornings ut 9:40.Daily Hebrew School Monday thru Thursday 4 to 6 p.m.DAILY SERVICES \u2014 MONDAY THRU THURSDAY at 5:45 pun.SUNDAY MORNINGS at 9:45.© UNITARIAN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL ! ! | CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH | 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.| (at Simpson) Sunday.March 12th \u201c1160 am.\u2018TRE OTHER JESUS.\" Preacher: Rex Leonard Mason.BA.RD 7 Chureh School 11:00 am.Tratalgar School, 3485 Simpson St.Lakeshore Chuch \u2014 Services and Church School on Sundays at 9:30 a.m.and 11:15 a.m, both at 14 Cedar Ave.Pointe Clive.at 11 am.at 1.8th Ave.Roxboro.Upper School, Saturday Mornings at i Sunday Services and Church School \u2018Douglas Clarke and Joseph ; ; Gelineau.| The program will begin with for ever.\u201d Pertinent selections from the denominational textbook will include: \u2018\u2018As material \u201cthe combined choirs singing (wo | knowledge diminishes and spiritual i Chorales from Bach's St.Mal- understanding increases.thew Passion: it will later fea- |'cal objects will be apprehend- ture the antiphonal singing of : \u20acd mentally instead of material- Jacob Handel's Alleluia for Three | Choirs, and will conclude with two choruses from Handel's Mes- \"siah.| Organ music by Bach \u2018and; Clerambault will be played by.Gordon White.There will be well-known hymns for the congregation to sing.An! offering will bc taken.The pub- | \"lie is cordially invited to attend._ Unitarian, World Scripture series ; ; { |! At the morning service, Rev.\u2018 ; Leonard Mason will preach the I fifth of his World Scripture ser- | j mons, | Originally Jewish, the Book of | Bcclesiasticus written by Jesus.Ison of Sirach, is a collection of : essays and poems reflecting the | \"life, manners and morals of al B.C.But its wisdom and practi-, \u2018cal religion made it a church handbook for Christians.Its song, \u201cLet us now praise famous 'men\u201d has entered deeply into] \"Christian liturgy.The book ap- \u2018pears in the Old Testament Apocrypha, | On Tuesday, March 14th, the continuing series on \u201cThe War on Poverty\u201d by the Social Responsibility Committee will be held in Channing Hall, 3415 Simpson street at 8:15 p.m, Mr.C.W.Dickson, Director General of the Lakeshore Regional School Board will speak on CHANGING PATTERNS OF | EDUCATION IN QUEBEC.Mr.K.Oxley, District Superintendent of the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal will chair the meeting.The public are cordially invited., Westmount Baptist \u2018Church\u2019s Mission\u2019 the preacher both morning and evening on Sunday March 12th, In the morning the topic of his sermon will be \"HE CHURCH \"AND l'FS MISSION\u201d.and in the in the series of sermons on ; Words about the Cross\u201d, this \u201cone being entitled \u201cA WORD\u2019 OF JOHN: PROPITIATION\u201d.| | \u2018Fhe Church School meets on \u2018Sundays at 10:00 and 10:45 AM.| The 10:00 A.M.class is for se- , hiors, and the 10:45 AM.for primary and juniors.The midweek meeting of the Church is on Wednesday at 8:00, p.m.for Prayer, Praise and Bi-| ble Study.| English classes for New Cana- ; dians are held on Monday evenings at eight o'clock, ! The B.Y.P.U.\u2018ages 18 to 301 meets on Fridays at 8:00 p.m.THE OTHER JESUS.| Dr.Harold W.Lang will bei evening he wil] preach the third | 3 ly\" (\u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy!.Dominion-Douglas Sermon subjects Dr.Douglas Smith will preach at both services next Sunday at Dominion-Douglas.At 11 am.his topic will be THE ONE WHO GOES BEFORE.In the evening he will preach on the third sermon in Steps in Discipleship \u2014 THE FELLOWSHIP OF LEARNING.Temple Emanu-El Layman service SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, March 10th at 8:15 p.m.Annual Laymen Service \u2014 addresses by Mr.Isidore Tle { ; \"cultured Jew of the 2nd century H.Morrell, President Brotherhood and Mr.Irvin Gertsman, Honorary Treasurer Temple Emanu-El on \"NEW DIRECTIONS FOR BROTHERHOOD AND CHATAUQUA SOCIETY\".Members of the Brotherhood Executive will conduct the wor- | ship.Members of the Brotherhood Board and their wives will be hosts at the Oneg Shabbath and Kiddush reception folowing the service.Saturday Morning, March 11th at 11:30 a.m.Sermonette by RABBI GOLDBURG, \"\u201cCONCLUDING THE BOOK OF EXODUS\"\u201d based on Torah Portion.¥* ¥ LA DR.KAGE TO ADDRESS SCHOOL FOR ADULTS Sunday morning, March 12th at 10:15 a.m.Dr.Joseph Kage.Executive Director JIAS.author and sociologist, will continue his lecture on \u2018The History of the Jews in Canada.\u201d At 11:00 am.Dr Anna Sterns will continue her lectures on European Jewry.and « Continued on page 12) 9 a 7 | | | Mrs, Monroe Abbey.Honorary Patrons Chairman oï the Montreal Women's ORT, Eighth Fantasy Ball \u201cFANTASIE GRAN.DIOSA\" to be held on April 2nd 1967 at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel.Drama Festival Patrons listed Patrons of the Dominion Drama Festival, Westein Quebec Region, being held March 20th-25th in the Gesu Theatre, include: Mr.& Mrs, John G.: Bourne, Mrs.A, A, Aitken, Mrs, Eric Almond.Senator Louis P.Beaubien, Mrs.Gregor Barclay.Mrs.\" Mona Crosbie Baber.Mr.& Mrs.Jean Claude Baudinet.| Mme Helene Stevens, Miss Eleanor Bazin, Mr.& Mrs.James Beattie, Mr.& Mrs.Henry G.| Birks, Mr.& Mrs.Munro Brown, Mr.& Mrs.J, Leigh Bishop.Mr.& Mrs.G.Drummond Birks, Mr.Roger Champoux, Mr.& Mrs.John M.Bishop, Dr.J.N.Black- lock, Mrs.Thomas C.Brainerd.Mr.& Mrs.L.N.Buzzell.Mme Pierre Chaiton, Miss Phoebe | Campbell, Dr.& Mrs.B.Catter- ill.Miss Marjorie Caverhill, Mr.& Mrs.Wallace H.Collie.Mr.& Mrs.Ralph Collins, Mr.Robert Allaire, Mr.Frank B.Common, Jr.Q.C., & Mrs.Common, Mr.& Mrs.R.E.Connolly, Mr.& Mrs.N.R.Crump.Mrs.Wm.Cottingham, Mr.and Mrs.Lionel G.Crawford, Mr.& Mrs, F.H.Cundill, Mr.& Mrs, Eric A.; Cushing, Mr.& Mrs.Marcel Vincent, Mr.Robert Allard, Dr.& Mrs.Leon Lortie, Mr.& Mrs.D.Cushing, Mr.& Mrs, Jack C.Cushing, Mr.& Mrs.George A.Daly, Miss Doris Daniels, Dr.& Mrs.H.L.Dawson, Madame Yvette Brind\u2019Amour, Dr.& Mrs.John David De Jong, Mr.& Mrs.R.TI.Desi, Mr.& Mrs.Mare Rolland, Mrs.Chrystie L.Douglas.Mr.& Mrs.C.H.Drury.Miss Warda Drummond, Mr.& Mrs.A.T.Galt Durnford.Mr.& Mrs.T.W.Eadie.Mr.& Mrs.N.A! Fellowes, Mr.& Mrs.Andre Marcil, Mr.& Mrs.F.G.Ferrva- bee, Mr.& Mrs.P.S.Fisher.Mrs.Andrew Fleming.M.B.E.Mr, & Mrs.John B.Frosst, Mme , Jeanne Landry and Mr.& Mrs.| John A.Fuller.! Co-Chairmen of the Patrons Committee are: Miss Sally, Starke, Mrs.Michael G.Green- | blatt & Mrs.Jacques Rolland.Members of the committee are Mrs.Jean Claude Beaudinet.Mrs.Chrystie L.Douglas, Mrs.\u2019 R.T.Desi, Miss Warda Drum- mond, Mrs, Frank S.Lamplough, Mrs.John H.Molson.Mrs.Jean, Portelance, Miss Marguerite H.Starke and Mrs, H, Ross Sten- son.Guild and WW.A.meet March 14 The regular monthly meeting of St.Matthew's Anglican, Church Guild & WA will be held : in the parish house on Tuesday.| March 14th, at 2:30 p.m.Members are reminded about the Dorcas hospital shower at this | meeting.Group \u2018B\u2019 members will be tea hostesses.ORT set April 2 McGill Associates for Fantasy Ball Talent Night The eighth annual ORT Fan-+ The Women Associates of Mc- tasy Ball \u2014 GRANDIOSA\u201d will take place Night in the West Lounge of the on Sunday April 2nd 1967 ut Royal Victoria College, 555 Sher- the Queen Elizabeth Hotel.The Honorary Patrons Chair- \"men are: Mrs.Monroe Abbey,! Mrs.Sami! Bronfman, O.B.E.and Mrs.Jack Steinberg.and is under the distinguished patronage of: The Honorable Pearson, Q.C.Pearson.PC The Honorable pointe, Q.C.P.C.and Mrs.La pointe.The Honorable Daniel son, Q.C.and Mrs.Johnson.Gershon Av-' His Excellency ner, Ambassador Canada and Mrs.Avner.His Worship Jean John- \u201cFANTASIE Gill University will hold a Talent brooke St.West, on Tuesday March 14th at 8 p.m.The members will display work done in their Activity Groups.There will also be a short musical program.Annual Meeting The Westmount Women's Club will hold their regular meeting on Friday March 10, 1967.in © Victoria Hall.at 2.30 p.m.) Mis.J.Crombie will be guest speaker.Tea will be served.Band Mrs.to and Mrs.Drapeau Noel T'alarico and his Crebes- Drapeau tra will be in attendance.Coming Events MEMBERSHIP TEA Mrs.Kenneth McManee, president, has announced that the Auxiliary of St.Fanulle Day Nursery.Sisters of Social Ser vice is holding a membership tea on Tuesday, March 14 at 2 p.mat 3589 St.Famille Street.Friends are invited.CENTENNIAL TEA The Robert Campbell Memorial W MS.is holding a \u201cCentenmal Tea\u2019 on Saturday March 18th a 3 pm.the Church Hall, 2225 Regent Ave.Guest Soloist: Miss.D.Sankey and Mr.D.Sieno.Accompanists: Mrs.L.Wolf.kill, and Mr, C.Hay.FIFTH ANNUAL THREE CHOIRS FESTIVAL OF LENTEN MUSIC Choir of the Church of The Messiah Burbare Keats, Director Choir of St.Andrew's United Church Westmount Gordon White, Director Choir of the Church of St.James The Apostle Church of St.James The Apostle | Ted Mclearon, Director SATURDAY, MARCH 18th, 1967, at 4:00 P.M.COLLECTION BEALIRGR TER RENNER RNB ER SIREN SII ENY J GOVERNMENT OF QUEBEC IMPORTANT NOTICE to proprietors and tenants of the Island of Montreal, lle Bizard, lle Perrot and certain surrounding municipalities.(See list.) Was the dwelling in question built before May 1st, 1951, and was the dwelling, at the 1st of December, 1962, renting for $125.00 or less per month in Montreal, or for $100.00 or less for the rest of the province where the Conciliation Law is tn effect?IF SO, you are already protected by the Conciliation Law between proprietors and tenants.(See address below for additional information.) IN ALL OTHER CASES THE LEASE IS PROLONGED AUTOMATICALLY UNDER THE CONDITIONS ALREADY STIPULATED.PROPRIETORS who do not wish to renew a lease ot who desire to increase rentals must conform to the following conditions: (a) inform his tenant by registered letter at least one month prior to the expiration of the lease in cases of rental being payable monthly or by longer terms.In all other cases, the required notice is one week.state in the notice the legal delays allowable the tenant in Opposing an eviction or an increase.who wish to oppose an eviction or an increase in rent must so inform the proprietor by registered letter at least 15 days prior to the expiration of the lease, f rent is payable monthly.In all other cases.the required nonce 1s 3 days.TENANTS Residents of the following localities fall under jurisdiction of this law: CITY OF BEAUHARNOIS TOWN OF BELOEIL VILLAGE OF BOIS-DES-FILIONS TOWN OF BOUCHERVILLE TOWN OF BROSSARD TOWN OF CANDIAC CITY OF CHAMBLY VILLAGE OF CHARLEMAGNE TOWN OF CHATEAUGUAY TOWN OF CHATEAUGUAY CENTRE TOWN OF CHATEAUGUAY HEIGHTS TOWN OF DELSON TOWN OF DEUX-MONTAGNES TOWN OF DORION TOWN OF GREENFIELD PARK TOWN OF IBERVILLE TOWN OF ILE CADIEUX CITY OF JACQUES-CARTIER CITY OF LAFLÈCHE TOWN OF LAPRAIRIE TOWN OF L'ASSOMPTION TOWN OF LAVAL TOWN OF LEMOYNE TOWN OF LERY CITY OF LONGUEUIL TOWN OF LORRAINE VILLAGE OF McMASTERVILLE MUNICIPALITY OF NOTRE-DAME TOWN OF PREVILLE TOWN OF REPENTIGNY TOWN OF ROSEMERE PARISH OF SAINT-ATHANASH, COUNTY IBERVILLE TOWN OF SAINT-BRUNO-DE- MONTARVILLE PARISH OF SAINTE-CATHERINL.D'ALEXANDRIE-DE-LAPRAIRIE FARISH OF SAINT-CHARLES-DF LACHENAIE TOWN OF SAINT EUSTACHL For more information, write or phone: Montréal Rental Administration Office PARISH OF SAINT-LUSTACHL TOWN OF SAINT-HUBERT CITY OF SAINT-JLAN PARISH OF SAINT JEAN LEN +\u201c GELISTE CITY OF SAINT-JEROME CITY OF SAINT-LAMBERT PARISH OF SAINT-LOUIS-DE-TERREBONISE TOWN OF SAINT-LUC PARISH OF SAINT-MATHIEU-DE-BELOEIL PARISH OF SAINT-PAUL-L'ERMITE PARISH Of SAINT-SUL PICE CITY OF SAINTE THERESE PARISH OF SAINTE -THERLSt DE- BLAINVILLE MUNICIPALITY OF SAINTE-THERÉSE-OUIL ST CITY OF SALABERRY-DE-VALLEYHIELD TOWN OF TERREBONNE TOWN OF VAUDREUIL MIAGE OF VAUDREUIL SUE-LE LAC 89 Notre Dame Street East, Montréal Telephone: 878-3781 or 873-2190 (961 \u20186 Y220N \u2018Aopsiny, \u2018sautwex3 sunouysoan ayy \u2014 / The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 9, 1967 \u2014 8 Examiner IF YOU ARE MOVING Consult Malcolm Gregory about your rug problems.GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.4151 .4153 St.Catherine St.W Phone WE.2-4277 AMERICAN 7 PN M.MONTPETIT, B.Ph., L.Ph., prop.Gold Medalist, University of Montreal Prescriptions carefully and accurately filled at reasonable prices.1385 Greene Ave.WE.2-2136 Corner Sherbrooke WE.2-2488 TON \u201cto shoe liaison work The 69th annual meeting of the Greater Montreal Branch of the Victorian Order of Nurses i will be held on Monday.March 13.at Kildonan Hall, 3419 Red- path St., at 4:30 p.m, Tea will be served at 4 o'clock, with Mrs.T.C.Trenholm, of Westmount, in charge of arrangements\u2019 Everyone inteiested in V.O.N.work is invited to attend.A feature of the meeting will be a case demonstration.illustrating the V.O.N.s liaison work with four Montreal hospitals.| Seated left to right \u2014 Mrs.George Gould, Edgehill Road, ad- B AZ A AR visory comniittee, Miss Susan Hamilton, sub-committee - liaison, Mrs.John H.Dunne, co-chairman, public relations and publi- | city.Standing left to right \u2014 Mr.George Gould, advisory com- CANCER AID LEAGUE INC.mittee, Mr.John H.Dunne, The Boulevard.co-chairman - { public relations, and publicity.Wed., March 15, 1967 public relations, and publicity.preparing for the St.Patrick's 11 a.m.to 11 p.m.| Ball to be held the evening of St.Patrick's day at the Chateau TOWN HALL , Champlain, \u2018Wom en's Club I.F.Fogh are the co-conveners TOWN OF MOUNT ROYAL re for this event.Mrs.John H.|f 90 Roosevelt Ave.- T.M.R.Dunne.President of the Auxi- Li \u2018meet Mai ch 10 liary will preside.Snack Bar Door Prizes I The Auxiliary of St.Mary's Misses Joan Meritt, Andrea Stewart and Heather Harris check Hospital will hold their Annual | the menu for the Alpha Omicror Pi annual banquet sponsored |Meeting and Luncheon in the| by the Sorority\u2019s alumnae association.The banquet will be held Auditorium of the hospital on at the Montreal Athletic As- Lacombe Avenue on Friday.sociation on March 13.This March 17th, at 12:30 p.m.For Ladies Who Like To Sew | PREP SCHOOL | year the fraternity will pre- The guest speaker will be Mr.It is so much easier sent a typewriter especially Stanley D.Clarke, President, esigned to meet the needs of Board of Directors of St.Mary's T0 MAKE YOUR OWN the Canadian Cerebral Palsy = PRESENTS ; Hospital.Association for use at the 3 PLAYS OF THE SEA: Mackay Centre for Deat ang Mr Marius Giasson ana vis.DRESSES \u2014 SUITS \u2014 COATS Crippled Children.VVOVVVVVVVVVVVVFVVVFFVY | THE ROPE ] _ When they are cut to your measure ga PERS TO THE SEA Ed OS = Day Nursery and fitted for you A : PATRONIZE -shi : : ; : ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH no Membership tea | For information, call: 10 CHURCH HILL, WESTMOUNT i Mrs.Kenneth McManee, pre-|i Hh ADVERTISERS | ston.has ammount ne 481-6708 auxiliary of St.Famille Day Nursery, Sisters of Social Service, is holding a membership LOYOLA WEDNESDAY NIGHT tea on Tuesday, March 14 at 2 .p.m, at 3589 St.Famille street.à A A à à à 5e a de A A A à A A à A 6e A A MS 1966-67 Series Mrs.C.de Wolfe Reid and 1 GRAINNE YEATS Mrs.M.McNaughton will pre- misery HARPIST AND FOLK SINGER side at the tea table.Members SENATOR MICHAEL YEATS and friends are insited le al unworthy LECTURES ON W.B YEATS tend.Wednesday, March 15 at 8:30 P.M.mm me - of man Main Auditorium, Loyola of Montreal | se .i .7141 Sherbrooke Street West Dominion Douglas and his Admission $2 50 All Students $1.00 .Tickets 488-7260 or at the door Women to hear \u2014\u2014\u2014 Rev.F.Dralieford world a ; a u The Dominion-Douglas United Abandoned children ., un Chureh Women will hold an eve- broken homes .the a «| ning mecting on March 14 at 8 sickandneedy.a mpm The program is entitled.every year in the i \"Where our Action is\u2019.| | Montreal area alone .Every Wednesday, we receive several g Special volunteers will be in.there are 75,000 cases .terviewed by Mrs.Holly David.fd ; .B requests for publicity from women's clubs and Bison.| of distress and want .\u2018 .: crying for attention, .organizations in the morning mail.Although we B The Guest speaker will be 8 : .- Eric Drakeford.formerlv Wh help i .have published notices many times to the ef- || Rev.Eric Drakeford.formerly erever eip Is needed, ., um of Dome Mission, Brighton Eng- you'll find the agencies a fect that our deadline is TUESDAY NOON, the » land.and now of St.Columba of the Federation on @ senders are often concerned because their ouse.Evelvn Cornell will the job, helping out .Miss Evelyn Cornell will show ® contribution does not appear in our issue of Bi pictures of Head-Start Nursery in your name.\u20ac the following day.Bjand Mrs.Parker Chesney will, The need is greater a m describe a day in the life of a Se : Than aver., .please a We regret that this is impossible but we g! nursery school child.a .- i Duets will be sung by Roger SHARE WITH THE .will be pleased to publish worthy material re- @'gmibert and George Harris.5.050.000 ; J § ceived BEFORE THE DEADLINE OF TUESDAY 8 Gentlemen are invited 10 a= Maven gen Fédération a NOON preceding publication day.tend the meeting.| to 20th of Fronch Charities Mr.and Mrs.John F.Scan.448 St.Francois Xavier 00-00 URUSSSNSE-U-0-0-2-00 8 8Ÿ doit will receive. | By | Westmount Personality ADELF HAYES Part of Kirsti Fernberg's recent exhibition of tapestries shown recently at the Canadian Handicraft Guild in Montreal.Kirsti Fernberg \u2014 a dream comes true LL 1LSLILIL LLL IL LSS SLL LISS PASSA SY SA SFY AUTHORIZED ELECTROLUX SALES & SERVICE 489-9353 \\ N N N N N N N N N N ¢ GOLD © COPPER e DRASS © CHROME © NICKEL © RHODIUM ® CADMIUM © SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY & Sons Lid., Est.{899 Repairing Silversmiths ond Elec- tro Platers, Operating Canada\u2019s Largest High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5-7947 (A few @oors above St.Catherine ft.) Opposite Henry Morgan & Co Genuine Choice Western BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u2019 Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables LICENSED GROCER NICHOL'S AND SCHNEIDER'S BACON, HAMS & SAUSAGE 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 From Westmount to the town of Karelia.which was a part of Finland, is a long way.Kirsti Fernberg knows how long it is and how long it took her to be able to produce her beautiful woven tapestries in her airy studio on Blenheim Place.Her story starts during the war when she was apprenticed to a weaver in Karelia while she was still a school girl.Kirsti learned the basics of weaving after school and on Saturday and she had a special reason for taking on her exira tasks.Ever since she can remember, she told us, she had wanted to be a designing-weaver, and she knew that before she could start in a textile design school she would have to know how to produce the work of other designers.After {wo years of schoolgirl apprenticeship she was ready to enter the Kreeta Poh- janheimo School but world events did not allow it.Russia was invading little Finland and Karelit had to be evacuated.The Finnish government had the prodigious task of | English ; Montreal.moving half a million people.a whole province.10 safer parts of | the country in 1939.and Kirstii and her family were among, those who lost their homes.By 1940 a truce was declared and the people of the province moved back.They stayed only; two years however.and again in 1942, the Russians moved in and the Finns moved out.Since then there are no Finne living in that part of the country.With their home lost forever Kirsti's brother came to Canada when the war was over, and in 1952 she followed him here.Her first task in the new Jand was to learn English, and the Finnish Lutheran Church on Dorchester Street at that time.was holding classes for newcom- |, ers.so Kirsti went.Among the Finnish nationals who had come 10 Canada.and who were learning to speak English, was a young naval archi- (Continued on page 11) + mad! Auge) LADIES\u2019 ASSOCIATIONS CLUB MEETINGS MORNING & AFTERNOON RENTALS VICTORIA HALL 935-8531 RATES IN \u201866 \u2014 SAME FOR \u201867 Prep School Pupils Present Modern Plays In un effort to produce more theater of quality ain Prep School is stap- ing three modern one-act plays: Eugene O'Neill's, \u2018The Rope\u2019 and \u2018Bound East and John Synge's \u2018Riders to the Sea.They will be presented at 12 Church Hill in Westmount, March 10 and 11 at 8:30 in St.Mathias Church.Sandy McAdams, their direc-, ter, who has done similar work | in the United States, feels that depending on its for their living, | more English-speaking theater is needed in Quebec \u2014 newcomer to Montreal | have marvelled at the lack of productions here.To fill this void I have chosen three plays from the American and Irish theater Church Women elect new panel On the slate of executives elected at the fifth annual meeting of the Montreal Presbyterial United Church Women, held recently in St.James\u2019 United Church in Montrea] were the following: Past President, Mrs.B.K.Wasson, President, Mrs.D.Scoates, Vice-President, Mrs.Paul Smith, Executive Vice-Pre- sident, Mrs.G.R.Mark, Recording Secretary.Mrs.W.R.Lake.Asst.Recording Secretary.Mrs.R.J.Myles, Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.D.C.MacKenzie.Asst, Corresponding Secretary.Mrs.G.S.Brown and Treasurer.Mrs.R.K.Carty.Mrs.Royce Smith.Montreal Centre Regional Vice-President, Mrs.A.H.McDougall, Mrs.R.D.Smith, Mrs.Eileen Griffin, J.E.Scandrett ang Miss, for Cardiff: be \u201cAs athe Aran Islands.In the late as debut pieces fer this group 1 hope students at Prep School Can HOW and on the future show the community fine aramatic I theater The wnree vane Wi revolve around the sea and around the lives of people intimately involved with it O'Neill's ehar- acters are New Englanders and rough scamen presenting the paradox of hating the sea yet| Synge deals with the people of 19th.century Synge spent a year à year on these islands and then | produced this work for the Irish National Theater of W B.Yeats and Lady Gregory.WESTMOUNT FLORISTS Ltd.George Pichrell WE.5-543) 4154 St.Catherine West We Specialize in Thiode HAIRDRESSER 4927 Sherbrooke St.W.\"ALWAYS A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE\" EXCITI NG où St oy Tor SPRINE Top off your Spring outfit with an exciting new hair- PERMANENTS ond TINTING do.your now ! And it's time to make Easter appointment Coll rodoy 482-4320 {Near Clatemcnt) Once again THE ANNUAL THE GREAT SPORTING ART EVENT OF THE YEAR IS NOW RUNNING INTO ITS FINAL STRETCH MAKE.AN.OFFER \u2026 SALE ANTOINE'S ART GALLERY Inc.DEFINITELY ENDS THIS SATURDAY, MARCH 11TH DON'T MISS THIS LAST OPPORTUNITY TO PLACE YOUR BID ON A BEAUTIFUL PAINTING OF YOUR CHOICE.OUR ENTIRE COLLECTION IS OFFERED Golieries Open Doily 8:30 a.m.to 5:30 p.m.\u2014 415 CRAIG STREET W.(FREE PARKING NEXT DOOR) Soturday 4 p.m, UN.6-4095 * CREDICO CARDS HONORED FOUNDATION GARMENTS EXCLUSIVELY J a a ® 436) Sherbrooke West © 4491 St.Lowrence Bivd.3 (Fr Le CORSETIÈRE Serving Soe Since 3437 © 6550 St.Hubert Plaze © Duvernay Shopping © 1909 Moum Royal Eost Centre * 3679 Ontorio St.Eoar MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED 1961 \u20186 YON \u2018hopsunyl \u2018souwexz sunouxssom NL \u2014 § The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 9, 1967 \u2014 10 PROPERTY WANTED We have buyers waiting for homes in Westmount.We can effect quick sales when necessary, or we can offer your property quietly to private buyers on an individual basis.St.Francis Realty Company Ltd.BROKERS 300 Victoria Ave.489-5321 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE DISTINCTIVE HOME UPPER WESTMOUNT 7 ROOMS vf Montres tate Bomd Maen Rest tés 3 PROPERTY WANTED WESTMOUNT HOMEOWNERS Has effet rent do thie area an actes Li interested, ote in pect sou home poree vithont : teuwurit to wie V cu Tova be win A rte one hie be atria tion E will le ent trav coat Ms DOROTE ATC H THE ROYAL TRUST CO.* te LR UNI Mâle MEL EIN Col 20 The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising .\u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 HUnter 1-045] 10 Words \u20181.00 7e for each additional word i current issue \u2014 HU.1-045) or The Royal Bank of Canada.Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 3.30 p.m.Tuesday for ADTAKER* ON DUTY MONDAY TILL 10 P.M.Tuesday, Thursday and Friday to 5 p.m.Accounts may be paid at any Montreal Island branch of The Bank of Montreal en me ar IEEE Li TE POSE DES SO ME HAN SIR SONI ROR Be A 100 NORK WANTED \u2014 Female 59 HOUSES WANTED Urgently Needed House-Apartment or Duplex [deal tar Cractous faving Fates: atoning ust relaxing.3 level.; Ho od Ho ters Enjoy Noot WANTED IMMEDIATELY reals continuously changing pie- PA NISHED 3 BEDIOOMS tare Call HO Leavitt eres AROUND AREA OF ROSLYN #44 andl SCHOOL.FOR BUSINESS WOMAN, ONE SCHOOL AGE CHILD AND HOUS 2 INDUSTIU AL & FOR MARCI.APRIL.MAY COMMERCIAL AND JUNE.MIGHEST per NERS LTD REFERENCES.WILL 1 BROKERS ! \" GOOD RENT GUARANTEED 842-9575 TO VALUE YOUR PUSSES- SIONS AND LEAVE THEM IN CONDITION.CALL ALEXANDER.SUPERE 845-3223, MRS.61 FLATS \u2014 Duplexes to let PLEASANT Westmount lower duplex with garden and pra velied parking, Double diving ros separate dimng room and 1 bedroom Well decor - ated, equipped Kitchen, heat ed, suitable adults $(25 with tease Phone WE 11 T3 ROOMS WANTED Room Wanted 5 3244 eve REGISTERED nursing assistant available.Days.full or part time.488- 5218.'102 HELP WANTED \u2014 Male LAURENTIAN Camp Positions BOYS CAMP RE- | QUIRES SKILLED STAFF.COUN | SELLORS-IN-TRAINING, COUNSEL.- LOF SECTION 1S, TRIPPING FROM AGE 16 TE LEPHONE 932-1151 LOCAL EVENINGS 625-0508 106 WORK WANTED \u2014 Male | AM ; wor 113 vetired.Require some Kind k to do ut home, 935-3812.DOMESTIC HELP WANTED Part Time SPECIALIST AND DIRECTOR NEEDED.CIT's 33 General Housework 17 i GIitl OR WOMAN WANTED.THREE HALF DAYS WERK- LY 484-4001 DOMESTIC EMPLOY.WANTED fad TC NVTHPRINE STW WEST ar NT PQ Claremont-Greene pret ALE RES ATOS itehined retrred Lady would bike room with Kitchen pve on Sherbrooke Tl COUNIRY HOUSES bus line 482-2702 WANTED REFINED clderty lady of means secks secomimodation and com- S C tta e panionship with same 631 5101.ummer 0 J RED-SI'ITTING room wanted for tined European lady for duration Wanted Expo.Kitchen privilenes, References, S100 month, 331-6692, after 6 pa ohn, cote fact tor month ot 76 ROOM & BOARD TO LET 1.4 a.A al Me inten Moose eu fe Cranpran IBY 9125 0 APARTMENTS TO LET ELDERLY lady.Lacge com- % Apartment Elegance Gracious Living wn One Tun and Three Bedroom Suites at fe 400 US dw MC Sherbrooke at Lansdowne in Westmount WE.5-3221 Rarta at: ff inagement by Apartment Administrators Ce.fortable room Near bus Call HU 6G-0924 82 AUTOS FOR SALE MG.B 1965 with hardtop dio, In top shape, Please call Albert persoually at WE.3561 VOLKSWAGEN deluxe 1960.maintained second car, ydition, equipped, S350.481-8880.98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female GOOD PERMANENT POSITIONS IF YOU CAN SPEAK FRENCH AND FNGLISH FLUENTLY AND IF YOU SWITCH- ARE INTERESTED IN BOARD WORK No Experience Required res, of dition, Excellent meals Ra- WALLS washed and cleaning.ete.Call 769-9208.122 FOR SALE \u2014 Living room furniture CHESTERFIELD.3 piece, porary style.Good condition.able.486-7981.I SECTIONAL couch.2 armchairs: 2 lamp tables: coffée table, Good con- Reasonable.Call 486-3868.FOR SALE \u2014 Dining room furniture MAHOGANY Duncan room table.Call 48% 0338 I DINING set iwalnutr, table.buffet.Reasonable.481-7372.127 FOR SALE \u2014 Bedroom furniture contem- Reason- 124 Phyfe dining 6 chairs.4 ANTIQUE Malhogany 1 poster bed, Queen size complete with Box Spring.Call 484-3166 after well excellent con- 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General CLEARING Carpet rem nants and runners.Bargain Various Broadlooms, Indian and Domestic rugs Expert installation.Edges taped.Low 737 7833 anytune.Repairs prices.Call OAK Conference inches x 42 inches.Call 931 2551 Table.84 Reasonable.Contents of 6 Room Luxury Home 9 PIECE WALNUT SCANDINAVIAN DINING ROOM SUITE, 8 EXCLUSIVE OIL.PAINTINGS: KITCHEN SET: CUSTOM BUILT FRENCH PROVINCIAL CHESTERFIELD AND CHAIR WITH MATCHING TABLES: STEREO; PAIR MARBLE TABLES: ODD LAMPS MUST SELL.CALL 273-4830 Carpets Mill Ends \u2014 3 Price Call 842-2897 Photo Copier Wet.2 solutions with supply ot paper and fluid.Cannot be used in new premises.No reasonable offer refused.CALL: 489-8421 ELECTRICAL SERVICE ® INDUSTRIAL ® COMMERCIAL ® RESIDENTIAL 24 HOURS EMERGENCY SERVICE INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE H.R.CASSIDY 484-3523 5765 Monkland Ave.Quality - Service - Satisfaction BEA UTIFUL white\" 189.9981.138 FOR SALE \u2014 General Home Sold Must sell.living room suite consisting of & seater sofu and matching 3 pull-up chairs: den furniture.7 foot sofa.down cushions, bronge color with matching chair: bedroom set black and white Wood.no-mar finish: single bed, bookcase headbourd: draves: curtains RE.3-20.walnut iron room gate: wrought hall BARGAINS GALORE Visit the new FLEA MARKET OPENING ON SATURDAY MARCH 11th Al 1263 Dorchester W, HALF BLOCK FROM PROVINCIAL TERMINAL 932-0491 divider: table WARDROBE trunk, 40 inches high Good condition.Rea~onnble price, .Call 334-2172.HIDE-A-BED- easy chair rug: drapes: kitchen set.845-1682 davs.737-9770 after 6.HUMIDIFIER (Walton cost $179 selling $60: cinld's doll carriaze.$6 Excellent condition, 481-2491.CREDENZA: G.E.automutic washing machine: two teakwood chairs and coffee table: lamps: dav bed.Very reasonable.Call 747-4615, after 7.30 com Antiques BED M s } plete : ; PRES al eat neh Antique Campaign chest of drawers \"BEDROOM suite.3_picces.will sell fable Sheraton nin rat dining separate or unit, Double bed, $30.! Bachelor chest of drawers.Pair ey: ; double dresser, $35.night tables.$10 , XVI Bergeres.ch: 1 » ! white and brown, 733-1088 ! erécres, chaise lounge.130 FOR SALE \u2014 | Many more interesting and varied .pieces of furniture Kitchen equipment es \u2018 Chinese and Perstan rugs.KITCHEN SET.ROUND TA Paintings.Porcelaiu, glass.hronzes, BLE, WOOD GRAIN, AR tamis.BORITE TOP.42 INCHES WITH 12 INCH PANEL.4 In immaculate condition CHAIRS AND ONE MATCH INCH STEP-STOOL.GOOD CONDITION.$70.00.CALL 684- 4731 AFTER 450 PM AND WEEKENDS 24 INCH ga» stove.cellent condition $80.Call i after 6.30.\u2018134 FOR SALE \u2014 Sports equipment BOY'S bicycle C.C.M 26 inch.| feet, $25.484- 3445 evenings, 32 FURNISHED APTS, TO LET Salary While Training UATE FAT BETWEE : 7 PM Westmount MISS RICKABY Sublet 861-6002 AVALL 3: ROOMS FUR.Sia Shall EA ACh LIBRARY, A TO SEPTEMBER 1st.REFER- SALESLADIES ENCES REQUIRED.935-5112 AND 33 APARTMENTS WANTED CASHIERS WANTED FOR ATWATER SHOP- Wanted PING CENTRE B h | EXPERIENCED iN DRAPERY ac \u20ac or or .BILINGUAL.* EXCELLENT SALARY One Bedroom * ALL COMPANY BENEFITS sucssstied - cuit dnehed or suhlet Ne TN Ae aah MONTREAL W FURNISHED APTS.DRAPERIES WANTED TWO nate anise uty Students re MR.BLONDER ing for E-po teed 2°, roum furnish.ap tinent Lardy near Meteo April - TE au hr An 381 8841 TAG-D442 se 746 71H19 136 \u201cFOR SALE \u2014 Clothing and furs LADIES THERE IS MONEY IN YOUR CLOSETS IF CLUTTERED WITH IMPORTS OR ORIGINAL MODELS, IN PERFECT CONDITION LARGE SIZES WELCOME, SELL THEM THROUGH LA BOUTIQUE FANTASQUE i MODES Divi.Patou arrived (om PS.\u2014Special group.ginals size 9, newly 2075 CRESCENT 81 288-3655 ori- sate, = per- COMBINATION oil and gas stove with deu ms: Kitchen set: what-not, 8870 has wheels 737-68 \"wal- 3 years old.ex- | nearest 747-3496 | 625-0203.nexpentive due to relocating CALL: 288-9959 offer: wringer washer.DINETTE set: double bed und mattress; bedspreads: drapes: triple dresser: desk.All perfect condition.Reasonable.Call 739-6766 after 6 pan, $85 each or $25, | | DINING room table and chairs: wasn- Antique Antique oak diving vom suite $1.000 or best offer: antique Canadian chest of drawers, $100 Call 480-4142, DIRECT A Carpets FROM IMPORTER 36\" STAIR AND HALL RUNNER XMINSTER QUALITY FROM ENGLAND ORIENTAL PATTERN ROYAL BLUE BACKGROUND : REGULAR PRICE $8.95 YARD | AUTOMATIC electric stove, 30 inch: - 13 c.f.fridee with freezer, er (automatic); carpet: lamps; lving room chair: lamp table.Sacrifice.733- 9133 evenings.FRIDGE: dryer: washing machine | (automatic kitchen set; bureaus: hide-a-bed: drapes: other articles.486-4382.LIVING room chairs, both for $75; drapes, 8 panels, lined, $35.733-2812.| WILTON rug, honey beige, excellent ; condition.Call after 6 p.m.482-2423 BEDROOM sets, twin be crystal chandelier: chesterfield sets; dran Good condition, other household , articles.AV.88-4417 after 6 p.m BLACK ANTIQUE seiver or nut, hand knitted dr outhboard motor: «nd MOFFAT 40 stove: TV.condition, 0977.inch electric Admiral Censole 23 inch studio couch.Excellent Reasonable Call 182 fur coat.black cloth ses 14 16: speaker.937 3254 pes.Reasonable.737-7638.: coat: 313 hp.\" buit-in record player SP ECIAL CLEARANCE $5 YARD 739-3141 FRUITWOOD bedroom set, 8 pie mattress: bo ces, double box spring, kitchen table, ar- 4 ebaivs.Reason- vite top, able, Call 737-8216.Girl's wall drapes Moving white bedroom seC including shelves.Excellent condition: all sizes, 482-7869.151 WANTED TO PURCHASE Wanted OLD FASHIONED COLOURED GLASS OR BRASS LIGHTING FIXTURES HANG - ING DOMES.OR TABLF LAMPS.CALL 849-2470. 151 WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED: Small aluminum row boat.Call 849-8742.WANTED: Encyclopedia Britannica.recent edition.Call 486-4088.WANTED: better lady's wrist watch.Call 484-3130.__ _ 2 00 154 LOST REWARD: Lost eléven \u201cdally Expo passports Monday march 6th on Sherbrooke or Western Avenue be- tween Strathcona and Greene, Please | call 933-6233, 158 DOMESTIC PETS LABRADOR RETRIEVERS, black, registered.10 weeks, especially bred for hunting.669-6285.163 EDUCATIONAL FRENCH specialist will tutor students.Call 933-5812.TVYVUTUUTTUCUTTUTUUTUVUVUUO For Sure Results Advertise It In The Classifieds HAAAAAAAAAMHABAAASAAAS Unity Club eagerly All attention is being focussed on \u201cEASTER FUN WEEK\" which is being organized by Program Director Tom Stephens.All indications point to this being an outstanding success.The ; dates are Tuesday, March 28th- : April 1st during the hours 9:30 | achievement.At the end of the.day to noon, 1 p.m.to 4 p.m.All week the members who have ac- lligh j Club members were invited to cumulated the most credit slips\u2019 champions 5-2.participate in this event \u2014 Parents too if they so desire.Some | Easter \"Fun Week\u201d awaited grams, Novelty Crafts, Marble Tournament, A Penny Carnival, all the proceeds from this event will be donated to the Easter I'Seal Campaign.\u201d Credit Slips will be issued each day for attendance, participation and: will receive prizes.; SK1 TRIP: On March 11th a St.Leo's Senior Hockey Team wins championship By KEN HAMILTON , Carnival of St.leo's and St St.Leo's Academy Senior, Paul's Academies will be held Hockey team brought home the |0n March 9.with a number of Academy's first Greater Mont-, sports activities in the afternoon real Interscholastic Athletic | follow ed by a dinner and dance Association Senior \u2018A\u2019 hockey | in the evening.The nominations title in eight years last Thurs.for Kini and Queen are: Queen: by defeating Westmount , 4th High Eng.Joan Lunny.Fr.School, the defending | Sylvie Dagenais; 3rd High Eng.It took a fab-' Cathy Colvey, Fr.Claire Bros.ulous team effort and a three- Sard.King: 4th High Eng.Dan goal performance by captain! Cere, Fr.Jerry Laurandeau; 3rd of the highlights of the week Ski trip is being planned to: Neil Fernandes plus singletons | Eni.Eddy Laflamme.Fr Gus | will be a trip to Ottawa and a Ayer's Ski Centre near Lachute.' by Grant Sherviffs and Mike Badeaux visit to the Parliament Buildings, lunch and a swim at The Ottawa Boys\u2019 Club and sight-, secing in the city.A Cross Canada Run for both Girls and Boys, iA Scavenger Hunt, Jelly Bean| Guessing Contest, Coloring Contest, Special Gymnasium Pro- FV VV VV VV VVVVVVVVVVVVVYVY S74 Service Directory AUTOMOTIVE 7 ar | 1200 I TUNE-UP 1300 MINE | 519.95 Plugs, Points, Con- 1500 de , Carbura- te SE $8150 ment, Oil Change, \u201ccane Lubrication.Reg.Siriaren Res: | $2800 Free Pickup for Montreal West, 5710 UPPER LACHINE MARCH SPECIAL ON VOLKSWAGENS NORAD AUTO CO.cALL Now: 489-972] rgese| BRAKES | seso0 | RELINED | $65.00 | 18.95 N.D.G.and Westmount Residents RD.(cor.Harvard, N.D.G.} We honour (2 ___ DRESSMAKING INCOME TAX * INCOME TAX AND ACCOUNTING SERVICES, REA- Boutique SONABLY AND EXPERTLY Marie Claire Looking for one of & kind garments?Come and see our creations.Also made to order and Alterations Prompt service Prices and designs to suit you.2075 CRESCENT STREET 844-4011 EXCLUSIVE EUROPEAN DRESSES.SUITS, COATS CUSTOM MADE.REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS.HU, 8-4245.CREATIVE DRESSMAKER DESIGNER.All alterations accepted.Fast service.489-7096.HOME CLEANING _ Spring Cleaning ?Save time and money! Let us wash your home with our newly developed drip- proof machine.® Guaranteed work e For Free Estimates CALL: 489-1267 HOME IMPROVEMENTS MR.HOME OWNER You can get a better quality job done at great savings by experts.Finished basements, all types of remodelling and additions to your home, CALL MTL.HOME RENOVATION ASSOCIATES 744.5945 For a free estimate DONE.CALL: 849-8740 EVENINGS.PAINTING AND DECORATING EXPERT PAINTER Plaster repair, painting, wallpaper banging.polishing walls and furniture.Clean work.Free Estimate.CALL ROBERT 665-2078 PEST CONTROL ACCURATE Pest Control \u2014 Specialists in exterminating.24 hours service.Call 933-1935\u2014 365-5445.PLUMBING AND ROOFING PLUMBING ._ ROOFING SEWEROOTER CALL US FOR ESTIMATES WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE.WESTMOUNT 935-1189 24 hour service UPHOLSTERING FOR reupholstering and recovering jobs please call Midtown Upholstering, 932-5912 days or 937-4446, after 5 p.m, SPECIALIZING IN Reupholstering and Repairs Reasonable rates Work Guaranteed CALL: 276-4874 For free estimate \"All members 12 years old and jup are invited to come along.The cost of the trip is $1.00 per \u2018person and money and reserva- | tions must be in by March 8th.| Westmount .(Continued fromm page 9) fect, Harold Fernberg, and just before Chrismas in 1953 they were married in the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer in! Westmount, | In all this time nothing had, ; dampened the now Mrs.Fern- berg\u2019's ambition to be a professional textile designer, although it was not until 1962.after a son Peter and a daughter Margaret were born that she found it possible to return to Finland and study for three years at the Kreeta Pohjanheimo Textile Design School.Harold Fernberg made the trip back later and the family were all together in their former homeland for one year.Back in Canada again they found the house they wanted, in Westmount and Mrs.Fernberg settled down at last to raise her small family and create her own designs, some on a large loom imported from Finland and some on the smaller Canadian loom.Since then she has been exhibiting regularly, last vear the Galerie des Artisans in Montreal showed her work, and now Kirsti Fernberg creations will be shown at the Canadian Handicraft Guild in Toronto in a five man show starting today.All the Weaving will be Kirsti's, and the Fernbergs will attend the opening in Toronto.And what could be more fitting than that one of the designs which will form a part of the exhibition of Canada\u2019s \u2018Family Tree\u2019 at Expo this summer will be a tapestiy by this talented and plucky Westmounter?Gormley to turn the trick.De- fenceman Dalton Barnoff supplied what amounted to an almost impenetrable wall in front of goaler Reid Sherriffs ; ; ; who turned in a sparkling dis- usual time of five minutes to put play of net-minding, his message across.As a result Neil Fernandes opened the he now moves towards the finals scoring at the 4 minute mark to compete with other youthful of the game assisted by Wayne speakers who have won honors Colomb and Grant Sherriffs.A | in various parts of the province, few minutes later Grant Sher-; Barry Lazar of Selwyn House riffs tallied on a pass from Neil , was second choice of the judges Fernandes who then went on to He spoke on the subject of \u201cThe Boys win .! (Continued from page 1) iscore 2 goals in less than one! CBC, a cultural Asset\u201d and de- minute to put the Saints well! livered his talk with the ease out in front and at the same | and poise of a veteran after din- time got his third bat trick of ner speaker.His talk indicated the season.Fernandes\u2019 first goal he had done a jot of research on was assisted on by Gerry Fortin | the subject matter, and the second was unassisted! Third honors went ta Timothy .à ., LC = ! as Neil broke through the West.Crilly of St.Leo's Academy who pra defence \u201caa beat gouler ! spoke on the same subject as the \u2018 eld.\u20ac trormiey added |, 0p namely the problems of the fifth goal which guaranteed! oung people the Saints of the title.LT, 2° \u2018 c \"atulations to UU tes That the judges had some dif- ongratu ations o re (cam ficulty in coming to a final deon a sparkling victory and sea-! cision was indicated by the Me and Lo Coach nay Moai | length of time they took follow.Is who has done a fantastic Jo ing their withdrawal to choose a ; winner.in leading his squad to the championship.; ; t President Frank Starr intro- Looking back over the season.;duced Jay Burke who acted as St.Leo's has scored 39 goals in| chairman for the public speak- ring session and explained the 10 games for a 3.9 goals per game average.During this same rules and regulations covering pened or He a oo the competition which is one of Saints for an average of 1.7] Rotary\u2019s pet projects.per game.Goaler Reid Sher-| During the proceedings Roy riffs is the proud holder of an McKelvie, executive Secretary amazing 1.7 \u2018goals against\u2019 aver- of the Westmount YMCA was age which should put him at the | installed as a new member and top of the league in the goaling heartily welcomed by the group.department.Neil Fernandes Books, books, books, that was was the leading scorer on the the theme hammered home by team this season with 15 goals M.C.Robinson to the members.to his credit.He is followed by At least 20,000 volumes of dis- Mike Gormley with 8, Grant carded books from libraries are Sherriffs 7, Gerry Fortin 4, being sought for a special pro- Wayne Colomb, Dalton Barnoff ject to be developed at this and Desio Fernandes each with! year's carnival, tentative date of I.\u201cwhich will be held June 13 to The Second Annual Winter 17 this vear.TOWN OF INSTRUCTORS : DOUG HARVEY \u2014 Donnie Marshall \u2014 Jack Gelineau \u2014 Dr.Bob Brodrick \u2014 THIRD CONSECUTIVE YEAR Doug Harvey Hockey School TWO WEEKS \u2014 AUGUST 21st To SEPT.2nd.Registration for One or Two Weeks as desired Perennial N.H.L.All Star and 7 times Norris Trophy Winner, New York Ranger Star, Former Montreal Canadien, Former McGill University and Boston Bruin Goaler, Calder Award Winner 1949 - 50.Physician, Former McGill, Montreal Royals and British Hockey Star, Author of \"Ice Hockey\".Plus another N.H.L.Player.For Information Write \u2014 Ross Hutchings, Administrator, TO BE HELD AT MOUNT ROYAL ARENA AGES: 10 TO 15 YEARS APPLY EARLY Town of Mount Royal Arena Town of Mount Royal, Que.q L961 \u20186 4240N \u2018Aopsiny, \u2018soutwox3 junounysam NL \u2014 (| The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 9, 1967 \u2014 12 Municipal Hockey Standings us at Tuesday a.m.March th.1867 LDF APL Ruiders 12 8 3 1 30 22 17 Cuards 12°7 2 3 3 22 17 Bear 13 3 B 1 24 20 7 Knights 12 3 8 1 16 12 7 ERMITE 6 \u2014 Final ted Devils 12 6 6 0 21 18 12 White Kaouxhit- 12 #b ; MOSQUITO \u2014 Final PW LOD Ns Bulls te 86 4 1 36 1717 Mules 12 4 4 2 23 40 14 fu ne (2 0 5 20 27 24 12 Brone 12 2 # roto 27 5 MO~QUITO 15 \u2014 Final PW LD LAP corven Hiner 127 4 1 47 M 15 fhe k Dragon 12 47 1 ww 4 9 Vom ! #v wi 6 + AP Fos gies 12 hi 1 # WW 18 \u2018entensre 12 96h01 37 #2 1 ere wrr WL DAP Mute #8 4 1 14 36 17 Hu hic 7423353 017 1 ti france.14 1 6 4 44 92 12 aden 13 > 1 V4 8 sos Wes All seu 160 1% 10! 106 24 Bb BANTAM wr on A Ps, Hone 127 4 1 47 30 15 Hawk 13 #05 1 47 AT ui Boum 12 5 5 2 40 2 12 fae of 14 0 8 1 42 45 8 MIDGET \u2014 l'inal WELD LUE Mu tous (10 5 107 36 21 Badge Ld 8 1 47 71 1 Seaton 448 2 53 un 10 SENIOR \u2014 Final PW LDA PEsts ie T 14 73 1 18 Wonudecr- 12 905 2 438 M7 12 Matoons 12,3 6 1 RW 57 1 fun = 3 # 1 4 72 0! owing Scorer as at Tuesday am Maacly 7th.1907 Termite GP G « Pls.sobre Mere Bandes 12 26 2 28 Mosauite i GP 6 A Ps 0 Shan Mall 12 12 a 20 lee Wee Gr 6 sus, cu aout Boe 14 24 \"1 14 Bantam er G NI faces Dodge Ranger.(2 18 17 35 Midget ,V Gr G As, 1 Fc nendezs.Mustao 14 34 11 50 PLAYOKES TERMITE LEAGUE Brest 2 out of 3 Games Final Series Saturday Maech 31 8:30, Gui ds + Minders Saturday, Nareh in (0:30 Guands vs Raiders Satutdus.Mareh 25 as Cire ds Ralders if necessanye MOSQUITO LEAGOI Best 2 oul of 3 Games Final Series Saturday Martel 1 10-300 Ale - fruit.Saturday March 18 930.Mules - Bulls Satutites March 25 to 30° Afudes » Bulls tt necessus Temple .(Continued from page 6) Mes.Genig Buistein will conduct the class in Hebrew., The Closing Exercises of the 49th season ot the School for \\dults will take place Sunday | morning, March 19th, when Pro.) fessor Frederic Seager, Department ot History, University of Montreal, will speak on \u201cNationalism -\u2014 past and present\u201d.Prior to class sessions worship and breakfast takes place at 945 um * ¥ ¥ WHITH TEMPLE SCHOOL, On Saturday, March 18th al 12.15 p.m.the Junior Congregation and High School Department will hold a Pre-Purim luncheon with a special program ot entertainment pertaining to the Purim Festival.: FUR (OAT STOLEN \\a apartment at 250 Kensing- tan was burglarized Monday atternoon between noon and 3 ta while the occupants were absent The rear door of the apartment was loreed and the tiuet helpe d'fhiumsell 16 à hu coût.Detectives are nvestigatine.WANTED PARTNERS Partners wanted to enlarge existing group engaged in an apartment building project in The Bahamas.18°60 net minimum retura \u2014 high tax-free profit potential.Cash required under $12,000.Interested parties only inquire in confidence.Reply to Box 1452, 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29.= E £ Now the new 1967 Centennial Coin series yours when you open a Royal Trust 4',% Savings Accumulation Account with a minimum of $100 (a superb souvenir gift for a child or grandchild) For Centennial year.our Canadian coins If you wish to save by mail, ask for Royal have all been handsomely re-designed.And Trust's handsome saving-by mail set, It in- with Ottawa's decision to eliminate silver cludes deposit slips, postage prepaid enve- from Canadian coins ultimately.the demand lopes and even a pen.for these sets will be especially heavy.À set is now waiting for you at your nearest Royal Open your account today while these Trust office.beautifully packaged in blue Centennial sets are available, and gold.Come in and open an account, or mail the coupon today.| Savings Accu mulation Accounts earn { Choose the location nearest to you: 1 interest at 41> per cent per annum calculated | Royal Trust Bt Royal Trust es ! LoL 2 orchester Blvd, West 5 | ce St We on the minimum monthly balance and cred- Montreal HU Westmount Sect est ited half-yearly on 30th April and 31st Octo- | ber.This Is not a chequing account but you | 1 enclose my cheque in the antount of § may withdraw funds in person or by mail to open aC 341°, Savings Accumulation Account at any time.Savings Accounts paying 4 per ( 14°, Savines Account.cent interest, and with chequing privileges.are also available.and qualify for our AIR.MRS.VSS, coin offer.ADDRESS APT.NO.Ti 3 ROYAL TRUST or \u201cA SPECIMEN SIGNATURE____ 2002 > its in your best interest I understand that a passbook recording my deposit will be sent to me with my Centennial Coin Set.\u2014\u2014\u2014_\u2014 em rt me ee em ra rs a ve em mn rs ce ems em oa} "]