The Westmount examiner, 11 mai 1967, jeudi 11 mai 1967

[" | Next week's weather MAY 13 TO 2 Commencing mostly sunny but cool, with valley mists or rime frosts, afternoons are warm and humid.Clouding Tuesday.Cold front approaching.At this time wind- driven rainstorms can drop an inch of rain and snow grains in à few minutes to snarl traffic and flood underpasses.A twenty degree temperature drop follows, Warming and sunny again to end the week, HOLIDAYS.Best period.last ten days of cach month and first By ERIC NEAL week of following month, Vol.XXXV, No.19 MONTREAL 6, THURSDAY.MAY 11, 1967 16 PAGES 5¢ - W.M.A.Open Meeting Ma The Westmount Municipal Association, which was founded in 1908 to make itself useful in the interests of the city, is holding its annual spring open meeting on May 17 in Victoria Hall At this meeting members ot the Association and interested citizens are invited to take part \"in the activities of the Associa tion and if they are not already members, to join it Mr.Colin Russel, president of the Association, addressed an invitation to all Westmount residents recently, to do just that, and as this letter went out in April, and many Westmount houscholds have changed hands during the annual May tirst moving day, the ; Examiner reprints it for those \u201cwho missed it.and especially Tor those who are new to Westmount Dear Westmount Residents: Are you in favor of good civie government and intelligent management of municipal affairs?Are you interested in what happens in your community by way of recreu- The R.M.R.arriving at St.Matthias Church The Parade, from the Armory on §t.Catherine Street to St.Matthias Church on Cote St.Antoine, paused at St.Matthias where an inter- Police patrol safety and protection\u201d It may be that you already contribute to the maintenance of good government in dominational service was conducted by Captain J.Doidge of St.Matthias, Chaplain of the RMR.Centennial Essay contest get help from \\winners announced canine Buddy The Examiner's Centennial were works which had neglect- Patrolling the top of West- Essay contest for high school ed the theme of the essay.and\u2019 mount's mountain every night for, Students of Westmount has © could the last 18 months are Police NOW been judged, and the, .~~ Sergeant Walter Richardson and|Judges are happy to award the prize-worthy.| his faithful dog Buddy.Buddy firs prize of a Season's Pass- is no ordinary canine pet how- Port to Expo to Winnie Beebe ever, as our police force knows, | of St.Paul's Academy.Winnie LL but a highly trained member of lives at 454 Argyle Avenue.| the force, and a great help to, Winnie\u2019s essay on the sub- /, Sergeant Richardson.{ject \u2018My responsibility as a: The houses on the mountain ' Canadian\u2019 will be published! top are not as close together as in this week's Examiner, and, they are in other parts of the | the other prizewinners and the: { city.and there are many wood-: first and second honorable ed areas where the street lights| mention at later dates.4 do not penetrate.It is here that | the Westmount Municipal As.| sociation.If not, this time to join, as the new fiscal voice should influence, tion gives you the right to re-: not be considered : A | informing you on Westmount affairs.to attend the general meetings, to convey your Winning Essay on page 3 Second prize, five daily Pass- Buddy is very useful, for his ports to Expo was won by keen hearing and sight, and} jy, Aimers of 559 Roslyn\u2019 perhaps an extra sense that Avenue, who goes to Lower | ; even policemen haven't got, tell Canada College.and the third! his master when there is some- place goes to Patricia Cooney | ; thing strange in the bushes.of St.Paul's Academy who .Sergeant Richardson siresses ives at 223 Melville Avenue.| y however that three year old Patricia's prize is (wo daily | A Buddy is not an attacker: in | passports A8 a fact he does everything (but N \u2019 ; - Mec! warn with a low growl) only on | First honorable mention is ki # command.lAnn Norkus, also of St; ¢ Rescue work is his specialty, ; Paul's, of 1214 Greene Avenue.and he is available at an time and second honorable men- M à y David Astrof.468 Wood iB to find a fost child, or to swim! tion, \\ | out lo save anyone in difficulty Avenue a student of West, in the water., mount High School.He wouid of course also track The judges found that the a burglar, even hold one gently calibre of the essays was high, by the arm, but never without aland some contained interest- command from his police master.{ing and well written material.Buddy lives with the Richard-, Unfortunately among these son family, and the children find him a lovable pet.\u201cTo have the{™ ~~ TT dog with me at all times is the : INDEX 5 best way to keep him useful,\u201d ee u : A > the Sergeant said in a recent Churches .10 .interview.Buddy agrees with\u2019 Classifieds .14-15 The Royal Montreal Regiment on Parade the Westmount Police Force poli- Editorial .4 cy, for, he thinks, all dogs need Colonel J.Calder, honorary colonel of the Royal erine Street during their annual Church a family, even dogs with an im- Sports sree 16 Montreal Regiment, taking the salute at Park fast Sunday.| portant job like his.| Women's .11-12-13 Place as the R.M.R.marched down St, Cath- tion.traffic rules, education, ! year starts on May 1, 1967 and fice there are many projects in the d'Armes\u201d*.months lying ahead which your (remain open from 8.00 am noon Membership in the Associa-| box holders.will operate: y17 < Municipal Association invites citizens to take active part sonally or in writing and thus be assured of their immediate consideration.In the past, the Association has conducted useful studies on municipal projects such as the swimming pool, Sunday use ol recreational facilities and the future of Westmount Park.It conducted a poll of the citizens of Westmount on the subject of annexation to Montreal and presented a brief to the Blier Commission.More recently, it promoted a contest tor the best eivie Centenmal sugeestion and conferred with civie officials in implementing the complete renovation of the Westmount iibrarv us the City's Centennial Project.I tContinued on Page 2) Queen's birthday to be observed by Post Offices Monday, May 22 1967, Queen's Birthday.will be observed as a Westmount | statutory through your membership in mount holiday at the West l\u2019ost Office.Postal Stations and sub post is the offices will be closed all day.However, at General Post Ol and Postal Station \u2018Place the public lobby will till for the convenience ol Mails will be received and ceive the regular news letter despatched as usual, Service Sunday, collection: The Special Delivery as on à Box Street Letter ideas, \u2018\u2019beefs or bouquets\u201d per-\u2018 as on a Sunday.Parade The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 11, 1967 \u2014 2 A.H.CAMPBELL OIL PAINTINGS ® PICTURE FRAMING © FINE ARTS © CUSTOM FRAMING 4150 St.Catherine St.W.WESTMOUNT Tel: 935-7393 NUE Give Her on extra special gift \u2014 a basket of delicious fruit and delicacies.TOV UC CYP YYPYVYYYVYYTTew\u201d OUR SPECIALTY Beautifully $= 50 FRUIT $ AND EFICUREAN BASKETS \u201cTOVUVTVVUWWS LICENSED GROCERS BEER \u2014 ALE \u2014 PORTER Corner Greene & St.Catherine WE.5-6373 CITY WIDE FREE DELIVERY CiASSiFiED ADS |B Municipal .(Continued from page 1) has made an independent study of the Selby Street problem and assisted where possible in bringing the City's Urban Renewal Scheme to fruition.It brought the attention of citizens to the inequities of assessing school taxes in Greater Montreal and is seeking ways and means of a more equitable allocation in the future.These and other municipal affairs of outstanding impart- ance are before us all at present.The Association should have wide representation among Westmount residents so that it can effectively express your views.The Association is the only organized citizens\u2019 group im our community.It is a non-profit organization and at present has 2,000 members.If you care about Westmount and have not already joined this group we earnestly ask you to do so and thus increase its strength.who are already members are requested to send in their annual dues.New members will be warmly welcomed.Our next general meeting will be held on May 17.1967 at Victoria Hall.Colin M.Russel President.Citizens PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Sunday, May 14th @ CUT FLOWERS Mother's Day @ POTTED PLANTS @ CORSAGES x @ DECORATIONS \"© PLEASE ORDEK EARLY TELEGRAPH DELIVERY SERVICE DIRECT TELEX -SERVICE to large PINKERTON'S FLOWERS LIMITED 5127 Sherbrooke W.HU.NEAR GREY AVE.* GREENHOUSES AT ROSEMERE * EE EE A NUS RAA A OS ad Jobb La aq ad Canadian Cities 1-0222 In their forecast of the nation\u2019s food outlook for May, economists of the Canada Department of Agriculture note that prices of broiler turkey and onions may go up.The forecast is: Prices will likely remain stable at present relatively low levels.BROILER TURKEY \u2014 Production is somewhat reduced and prices may advance slightly.BROILER CHICKEN \u2014 Supplies are plentiful and prices have gone down.APPLES \u2014 Plentiful supplies at stable prices.POTATOES \u2014 Unusually heavy supplies are holding prices low.ONIONS \u2014 Stocks are below normal for the time of year and prices may firm.CARROTS \u2014 Plentiful supplies are still available at weak prices.BEEF \u2014 Marketings of high quality beef are expected to be above last year, and lower quality in smaller volume, with little change in prices.PORK \u2014 Prices are expected to remain firm with supplies about in balance with market demand.| SHOPPING WITH CASH WILL | BE OUT OF STYLE BY 1980\u2014 ! Those who think to today\u2019s credit and banking facilities as the ulti- \u2018mate in customer convenience | are in for a big surprise one of | these days, suggests Arthur Eli- ; wood, editor of Canadian Hotel & Restaurant.By the early 1980's, las things now stand, cash will be a whole lot more redundant than it is even today.The typical shopper, whether at the department store, supermarket, gas station, restaurant or cigar stand, will \u201cpay\u201d for his purchase with a kind of universal charge plate.Monthly bank statements will show every transaction as well as a credit for net pay paid directly by the shopper's employer.Standard items such as mortgage payments will be automatically deducted and transferred to the payee.i Commodity Imports Canadian imports moved upward 3.9% in March to $862,600,000 from $830,- 400,000 during the same period of 1966, while during the three- month period they showed a 14.4% rise to $2,522,900,000 in 1967 over the previous year total of $2,204,800.000.IT'S A NEW GAME \u2014 Canadian banks will be free of interest ceilings on bank loans by Jan.1, 1968, The Finacial Post reports.The banks, which are already in the middle of a major price war to lure depositors, next week begin operating under new Bank Act revisions.The old 6% interest ceiling on loans dies with the new revisions and will be replaced for the rest of the year with a higher ceiling of 74%.Urban Family Expenditures.Expanditures reported by a sample 2,034 urban families and in- dividuais for the year 1964 indicated that 20.7% of total expenditure was.taken by food and 16.875 for shelter expenses.Next in importance was the transportation group, accounting for 12.1% of total expenditure, 10.1% of total expenditure being contributed by car purchase and operation.Clothing expenses represented 8.6C0 of average expenditures made by families and individuals; furnishings and equipment, 4.3%; household operation, 4.095: alcoholic beverages and tobacco, 4% (comparisons with independent data have indicated that reported expenditures on this item are considerably understated); medical care, 8.9%: recreation, 3.2%; personal care, 2.3%; reading and education,1:5%; miscellaneous consumption items, 1.3%.The foregoing relative outlays on current consumption am- ounted to 83% of total expendi- blind | ture.The remaining 17% com- aor ain mead biel eel Mesa Ee LE A AY RN ERE EGGS \u2014, prised personal taxes 19.4%), security payments 14.7%) and gifts and contributions (3.1%).WHERE TAX REFORMS WILL REALLY COUNT \u2014 At this crucial stage of analysis of the vast Carter tax report, Canadians should rememeber that improve: ments we hope to get at the federal level are only one step in achieving long-needed reforms in our overall tax system, the Financial Post comments.Real property taxes, for instance, are virtually the sole source of municipal revenues, hit hardest at the poor, are higher in proportion to income that in any other advanced country, and now account for 13% of all tax revenues.Yet this key area of taxation was outside Carter's terms of reference.Property taxes in Canada are based largely on improvements on the land rather than on the value of the land itself.WEST END SCHOOL of ART SUMMER COURSE Boys and Girls 11 to 15 Three mornings a week Studio work and museum trips.5686 Monkland Ave.484-4277 Peter Pan Nursery School Private Kindergarten Special programme arranged for Children from 3 to b years.Special French class 3 afternoons weekly for children 4 to 5 years of age.REGISTER NOW LIMITED ENROLMENT Particulars on Application Mrs.A.F.D.Macdonald \u201c(Miss Elizabeth Veitch) 220 Prince Albert Avenue.For Appointment Please Phone Between 9 a.m.and 4 p.m.486-4310 or 481-3603 Transportation Available OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE Plumbing - Roofing Sewerooting Digging WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE.Westmount 935-1189 24 HOUR SERVICE a a mére | te or NM enr 5 | \u2014mme .ppp PF mi ters.J re oy Ep NEED A (AB! UN.6-4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS'N.- OP Examiner, MONTREAL 6, THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1967 PAGE THREE we.ESTABLISHED OHMAN\u2019S ir WATCH REPAIRS 1899 5 Certified Watchmokers JEWELLERS 3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.Tower clock needs parts after 38 years service Citizens who depend on large timepiece atop our city hall for the correct time of day may be confused this week to discover that it has apparently not been wound up.This however is not the case.Like all clocks, large and small, Westmount's big fellow needs attention to keep it in perfect running order, so the works have gone to the jeweller for an overhaul.This will leave the face of the clock with the hands set at the same time day and night.City Manager Norman Dawe says that the works should be back on the job, keeping the hands moving to perfect time in about a week's \u2018time\u2019.A spokesman from the city engineer\u2019s office says that the CO.LIMITED MONTREAL, QUEBEC Symbol of quality roofing since 1883 Call our representative for free estimate © RESIDENTIAL © COMMERCIAL ® INDUSTRIAL 7300 St.James St.W.(At West Broadway) 482-9566 the clock has been kept running up to now by maintenance men on the staff of the city.Every two.years it has been cleaned and rebalanced on the spot.This is the first time since 1929 when the clock was installed on the city hall tower, that major repairs have been made and old age has been given as the rea- some of the parts.City Hall Clock DR.TASSY SINGERMAN OPTOMETRIST 5887 Victoria Ave.\u2014 737-2611 CONTACT LENSES EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 5331A Sherbrooke W.CHRISTIE PLUMBING LIMITED COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICE FAST \u2014 EFFICIENT RESIDENTIAL \u2014 COMMERCIAL \u2014 HU.4-2010 INDUSTRIAL \u201c24 Hour Service Mountain Street at Sherbrooke VICTOR 2.4444 ob ! tive country, Facing the needle without fear Doctor Monica Shackleton.Deputy Medical brings Leslie munity up to date.The Department of Health clinics held in Victoria Hall this week close tomorrow afternoon at 3:30.Citizens who have left it to the last minute are invited to hurry.city of Westmount, for their own sakes.Winning Centennial Essay a, | Officer for the Rothschild\u2019s small-pox im- My Responsibility as a Canadian by WINNIE BEEBE Of Saint Paul\u2019e Academy This is 1967, the one hundredth birthday of Canada, centennial year.With all the centennial projects we are constantly being reminded of Canada and Canadians.But do we always think of what this entails, what are the responsibilities of a Canadian?We seem to take Canada and all it \u2018offers for granted.Its democratic government is among the most republican in the world.Any citizen can be elected to the House of Commons by the people.Nowhere in the world can a person find more opportunity for advancement.Yet to have the privilege of being a citizen of this attrac- surely he must cxpect certain encumbrances He must accept certain responsibilities.He must have a spirit of loyalty, patriotism, and nationalism.Even though he may disagree on certain superficial matters, he should agree basically to the British North American Act of 1867.Another expression of patriotism is when he is overcome by a certain feeling of pride having seen the cons- dian flag flying in the breeze on foreign soil.If the need arise, he should feel it his duty to fight for the freedom his country offers, He should not knock down the image of his country, but rather he should build it up.Rather than blowing up the bad points, he ought to accentuate the good qualities it possesses while not completely ignoring its faults.It is the duty of every Canadian to use his privilege of voting.This is one of the most powerful weapons the public has against corrupt or idle members of parliament.This privilege belongs to everyone male or female over twenty- one years by polling day.A voter must be a resident of Canada for the twelve months preceding.palling.day.and .the British citizen must vote as well, Every Canadian citizen is also automatically a British! citizen.This is one of the advantage of belonging to the British Commonwealth of Nations.John Stuart Mill, a famous | Englishman, wrote almost a century ago: \u201cA people may! (Continued on page 15) Public Safety News from Park School Mrs.Pat Smith, a representative of the Quebec Schooï Telecasts, visited Westmount Park School on May Ist, to observe the reactions of Grades TI, Il and II! to the first showing of a film she had made on cle- i mentary science.The movie became even more real to the pupils when Mrs.Smith, who ; had taken part in the film, \u2018stood before them afterwards to talk to them, A tour of Westmount High | School was made by our Grade V1 pupils on May rd.E.C.Harper, Director of in Westmount, T.Hovenden, Deputy Fire Chief, and P.Motard.the assistant deputy, visited the school on (Continued on page 15) APARTMENT TO LET CEDAR PLAZA 1745 CEDAR AVE.SPACIOUS 72 ROOM SUITE (TOP FLOOR) Large living room, dining room, walk- in closets, 2 bathrooms ond powder room.Unobstructed view of Montreal Managed by: THE ROYAL TRUST CO.932-7090 GOVERNMENT and teacher unrest.Admission: SATURDAY, MAY 13th - 8 P.M.Laurentian Hotel Toronto High School Teacher MARSHALL BRUCE EVOY Will speak on \u2018WHAT IS WRONG WITH The public is invited to attend this speech and learn some of the reasons for falling standards, student apathy $1.50 at the door EDUCATION\" SUNDAY, MAY 14th On her very special day, Mother deserves the very special treat of dining at Le Charolais.She'll appreciate the relaxed, attractive atmosphere, the fine food and courteous service.(Corner Claremont! Ar AAA A AAR A Re io rR eee ok CARA AAA Ake AAA he Make Mother happier on Her day, dine at RESTAURANT \u201c [2 (7) .\u201d Located in The Chateau Maisonneuve 4998 de Maisonneuve Bivd.,, West 488-1719 LE A A CEE The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 11, 1967 \u2014 4 The Paper of the President of qANADIAN CID y rer KE La we, » Darini asset THE HUGH R.MOUNT, WESTMOUNT Examiner General Manager Printed and Published Every Thursday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29 John W.Sancton President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick Chairman Editorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulation Display Advertising Departments 481-2771 Classified Advertising \u2014 0:30 a.m.te 5 p.m.Delly (To 10:00 p.m.Mon.& Tues.) 481-0451 The Examiner aims te be an independent, clean newspaper fer the heme, devoted te pubite service.$1.38 half year, Five cents a copy.A iat a IY fer payment of postage in cash.Mail subscriptions: PAD N as Seconé Class Mall by the Post Offise $2.50 per year: Member ef the Canadian Weekly pers A iation, Authorized Department, Ottawa and We Say SEE a misleading advertisement recently?We've seen tastless ads which didn\u2019t bestir us, and ads which fascinated, excited, performed a distinct service bringing useful buying information to our attention, and ads which sold us completely on the goods and the firm behind them.But misleading ads, in our experience, are few and far between.And that is said despite the recommendation of the Senate- Commons Committee on Consumer Credit and the Cost of Living, to the government this week, that alleged advertising abuses which mislead the public should be investigated, as an immediate chore for the proposed federal department of consumer affairs.The new department may be a good thing, though we have a strong feeling that the public\u2014 that includes business and the consumer \u2014 would like to know first in what areas this new proliferation of Big Brother bureaucracy is designed to meddle.Perhaps one is an educational campaign to show families and individuals how to budget their spending, whatever their income \u2014 so that a new car doesn\u2019t take precedence over new clothes for children, or holidays over housing, or booze over food.We say \u201ceducational,\u201d because government has no role in a free society in merely coercing citizens.Perhaps choice of foods is a specific area.Yet we wonder if such a department could do more than attempted through the years b such existing depart ments as Fisheries and ~ Agriculture in boosting Advertising's detractors are the misleaders the merits of fish, dairy foods and other products of Canada\u2019s seas and farms.But back to advertising.There already exists a highly effective, tripartite \u201cconscience\u201d of the advertising world through which abuses, if there be any, can be detected, screened and eliminated.It is the advertiser, the advertising agency (if one is involved) and the medium propagating the advertising \u2014 newapaper, magazine, broadcasting station or network, billboard and direct-mail association.Advertisers, agencies and media have, first of all, their own reputations.Misleading, untruthful or dishonest ads have many barriers to surmount in the process from conception to publication.And finally there is the Criminal Code, with existin severe sanctions whic can be invoked by anyone wronged.Last winter much heat but very little light was generated by the Senate- CommonsCommittee hearings, much of it by emotional busybodies.Truth is that the advertising industry, as a whole, would welcome concrete examples of the alleged abuses, if there be any, so that they may be eradicated.A free-enterprise society is worth maintaining, without further un- called-for inroads by government at all levels, specially when business exercises the rights of that freedom with responsibility.Advertising, the greatest booster of our economy and standard of living, itself deserves boost- .ers, not detractors., .ane a.Paragraphs on Philately By MARK WEINER HYPOCRISY.Of course, It is now reported from Red China that philately is now passé and condemned as a bourgeois custom.If this is so, then why do they issue such attractive stamps?By contin- wing this policy, rather than discourage they te mp t their nationals to continue the hab- by, on the other hand perhaps they are only hoping to attract the bourgeois dollars.Belgium has paid honour to one of her great statesmen, Paul-Emile Janson, on April 17th a 10Fr.stamp was issued in his memory.A one time Minister of Defense and Minister of Justice, he was requested by his King in 1937 to form the Government.In 1940 an exile in Nice and in 1943 arrested and in 1944 deported to the Weimar concentration camp in Germany, where he died under very mysterious circumstances, Another national hero has also been honoured with a postage stamp in his memory.On April 26th the Netherlands Antilles issued a 20c stamp to commemorate the 150th anniver sary of the death of Manuel Carlos Piar.Piar will long be remembered by the Dutch for having repulsed several British attacks, driving off invaders on several occasions when they tried to occupy Curacao.The stamp was printed by screen engraving in two colors on coated paper without watermark and depicts a bust of Piar and on the bottom right the dates 1777-1817, May 2nd saw the issue of the Ethiopian \u201cEXPO\u201d issue consisting of three stamps, 30, 45 and 80c, with a common design, printed in four colors each by offset process.The Ethiopian P a vilion, in the form of a bright red tent, eye-catching in daylight, doubly appealing at night when the bright lights inside cause the tent to glow like a Mas- kal bonfire, affers a warm inviting welcome.So colorful is this unique pavilion that it was chosen as the theme for the stamps.In the upper left corner is the text \u201cEXPO 67\u201d and directly beneath is the EXPO symbol.The date of issue was arranged to coincide with King Haile Selassie\u2019s visit to EXPO and the Pavilion.Korea is another country that has commemorated her participation in EX PO with stamps.On April 28th two stamps, 7 and 83 won, with a common design, depicting the National Flags of Canada and Korea with the Korean Pavilion as the main setting.In the uppper right corner appears the EXPO symbol and beneath it the text \u2018EXPO 67.\" Printing was by lithographic process on fibri- nous unwatermarked paper in three colors each.Additions to the \u2018Europa - - C.E.P.T.\u2019 omnibus issue reported earlier are two values from Greece, 2.50 and 4.50 drachmas, printed four colored offset and two values from Belgium 3 and 6Fr, printed three colored photogravure.Both sets were issued May ue.te, C.M.DRURY Last week I wrote about some of the achievements of our External Aid program.Over the years we have accumulated a considerable reservoir of experience which is being used as the basis for some changes in the size and direction of our program.In recent years our aid budget has been growing by- about $50 million a year.The government has announced its intention to reach the internationally accepted goal of 1 per cent of out gross national product by the early 1970's, making Canada one of the few nations which has committed itself to a substantial increase in its program.We have also decided to concentrate the bulk of our capital assistance on a small number of countries which we believe can be lifted to the take-off point of economic self-sufficiency.emphasis will be on such fields as power, transport, natural resources and education in which we feel we are particularly quali- field by our experience to make useful contributions.We are interested in comprehensive programming, rather than merely responding to individual requests for a bridge or an adviser.A typical program might include a survey of educational requirements, a technical team to install a training se ho ol, teachers to operate the school, and train their own replacements, and grants for buildings and equipment.Those critics who proclaim that Canadian aid has been squandered and misused have not bothered to find out how our projects are run.Our assistance is largely provided in the form of Canadian goods and skills.When we build a dam, an irrigation project, an atomic reactor, an airport, or harbour facilities, we employ Canadian designers and contractors.We deliver not a blank cheque but a completed project.The projects are undertaken in partnership with the recipient government, which itself invests a portion of the costs.I close this column with a quote from Maurice Strong, a dynamic young businessman who recently resigned as President of Power Corporation to run our external aid program, It augurs well for out international development efforts that a man of his qualifications and achievement would take on such a responsibility.\u201cWe have long acknowledged the fact that the stability and prosperity of our own society depend upon the government\u2019s role in redistributing wealth so that those of the lower part of the economic scale may enjoy at least a certain minimum standard of life and opportunity.Through the medium of govern- ment-sponsored foreign aid programs, we are now witnessing the extension of this prac- dice .intg international life.In YOUR MP OTTAWA REPORTS FROM a world where war and revolution in any country poses a threat to the security of all, our own security depends on our willingness to do this on a vastly increasing scale.\u201d New books listed for children at Library Preity Picture Books Anglund, Joan.A year is round.Ardizzone, Edward.Sarah and Simon and mo red paint.Bonsall, Crosby.The case of the dumb bells.Berenstain, Stanley.The bears\u2019 picnic.Brandenberg, Aliki.Keep your mouth closed, dear.Brunhoff, Laurent de, Babar and the professor.Carroll, Ruth.The picnic bear.Charlip, Remy.Mother, mother I feel sick.Dennis, Wesley.Tumble.the story of a mustang.Fox, Charles.When autumn comes.Gag, Wanda.Snippy and Snappy.Grimm.Snow-White and Rose-Red.Holman, Felice.The witch on the corner.Fascinating Fiction Archibald, J.The long pass.Bowers, G.At the sign of the Globe.Bull, A.Wayland's keep.Burton, H.No beat of drum.Caudill, R.Did you carry the flag today Charley?Gault, W.Sunday\u2019s drat.Goudge, E.Linnets and Valerians.Grice, F.The luckless apple.FROM THE EXAMINER FILES Twenty-five years ago Twenty-five Years Ago A City report showed a decrease of 1,669, over previous year, in the number of by-law infractions during 1941.* kk Westmount Police Force sought the services of a woman officer, as war service had caused a shortage of suitable men.* * * Last respects were paid to the late James Allan Smart, an Olivier Avenue resident who had served as a deputy Minister of the Interior.+ * * A roll of honor of members of the congregation who had enlisted for active service was unveiled at St.Andrews United Church by Cmdr.C.J.Stuart, R.C.N.R.: » pr EE tn tm.HOS tn Opening day at the small pox vaccination clinic as well as the chest X-Ray clinic saw 100 Westmount citizens take advantage, of the chance to stay healthy.The clinics are being held in Victoria Hall until Friday afternoon this week.The Department of Health | pete, reported that previous to the opening of the Victoria Hall Clinics, and including Monday at the Hall, 300 Westmounters had gotten their shots.With one day to go will have been set, * ok * At the annual luncheon meeting of United Red Feather Services held on Wednesday, May 3rd, T.R.Meighen, Q.C., 16 Braeside Place, retired as president and chairman of the board of directors and accepted the chairmanship of the board of governors.Q.C.D.Bovey, 25 Bellevue, is now Red Feather's new president and chairman of the board of directors.# ES * Major General A.E.Walford, C.B., M.M.728 Upper Belmont, recently presented the Vickers Troop of Boy Scouts with new colors following inspection of the Scout Troop and Cub Pack.* He # All the nominations for Council for the Montreal Board of Trade are from Westmount this year.They are: President: C.F.Carsley, 640 Clarke Avenue, president of Canada Vinegars Ltd; 1st Vice- President; J.Eric Harrington, 3030 Trafalgar, president of Canadian Vickers Limited, 2nd Vice-President: J.B.Porteous, 19 Willow, president of Green- shields, Hodgson, Racine, Ltd.; Treasurer: N.L.Rappaport, Q.C., 3050 St.Sulpice Road, vm TT IT.# » © \u20ac AE RÉ a s = A shower isn\u2019t Worth a snap Unless you can Turn on the tap.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service & Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 (its all over tomorrow) a record partner of Rappaport, Whelan, Bessner, & Cohen; Ex-Officio \u2014 Immediate Past President: H.S.Sutherland, 74 Sunnyside vice-president of The British American Oil Company Ltd, Who is the most eminent resident of Westmount?Why, His Eminence Cardinal Leger of 3164 Ramezay Place.thalf of the show | Roslyn School holds Ballet recital May 17 The Roslyn School Ballet Pro- don, England and studied with | dect \u2018is having a recital at the \u201cWestmount High School Auditorium at 7:30 p.m.on Wednes-' ; day, May 17th.The show is entitled \u201cYoung at Heart\" and \u201cThe Royal Doulton Figurines\u201d.The \u201cYoung at Heart: is a dream voyage to the exciting land of make-believe where children need no passports save their youth, and adults youthful mem- ! ories.In this land of imagination we'll find \u2018\u2018Tinkerbell\u2019\u2019, \u201cPup- | \u201cSkaters\u201d, \u2018\u2018Cinderella\u2019,! and the \u2018Seven Dwarfs\u2019.the! second half of the show is \u2018based on the distinctive ceramic figurines of Royal Doulton.Moved by their aesthetic beauty and charm, our dancers will give life to \u2018\u201c\u2018Coralie\u2019\u2019, \u2018Lorna\u2019, \u2018Rose\u2019, and \u2018\u2018Dancing Years\u201d.Miss Shirley Wilson, has been teaching for fourteen years - 9 years at Roslyn School.She studied Ballet in Montreal for 20 years, has taken a teachers course at the Royal Ballet Academy in bem Funeral services were held at 2.30 p.m.Tuesday May 9 in Christ Church Cathedral for William Bridges Scott, retired chief justice of the Quebec Superior Court and outstanding Canadian jurist, Mr.Justice Scott died at his home in Westmount last Friday night at the age of 79.Named chief justice in 1961, after 11 years as associate justice, Mr.Scott retired two years later on his 75th birthday because \u2018\u2018it is now time for a younger man to take over.\" Retirement did not halt his activities as he continued his interests in the Anglican Church and the City of Westmount, He voiced concern over the introduction of Quebec Education Bill 60 and reminded the Government of its obligation to preserve English-Protestant education.A former alderman of the City of Westmount, Mr.Scott was interested in the establishment of parks and playing fields.He was instrumental in the acquisition of King George V Park, between Cote St.Antoine Rd.and West- mount Ave., from the Murray estate.Born in Drummondville, Que.on April 7, 1888, he was the son of Frederick George Scott, CMG, DSO, MA, DCL, LLD, Anglican Archdeacon of Quebec, and Amy Brooks.He received his early education at Quebec High School, then won his Master of Arts from Bishop's University and the degree of Bachelor of Civil Law from McGill University.Called to the Bar in 1912, his legal career was interrupted by the First World War.He enlisted in Augusf, 1914, with the 14th Battalion of the Royal Montreal Regiment and was wounded overseas in 1915.During the Second World War he played an active role in recruiting work for the Canadian Army.After the First World War, he resumed his law practice and was named King's Counsel in 1928.During this period he took | an active part in community af- Hon.Wm.B.Scott dies at his home 18 Gtodstone LANSDOWNE TAXI REG\u2019D.933-8484 SPECIAL & HOURLY RATES \u2014 OUT OF TOWN TRIPS CHRISTENINGS \u2014 WEDDINGS \u2014 Operated by E.Gallagher DAY & NIGHT SERVICE \u2014 Westmount FUNERALS \u2014 AIRPORT fairs, being president of the Montreal School of Social Work and president of the Canadian Club.Mr.Scott also was an officer of the Canadian Bar Associatien.In 1951 he was elected by ac- clamalion as Batonnier of the Bar of Montreal.He became associate chief justice of the Superior Court a year later.He was awarded an honorary degree of Doctor of Civil Law by Bishop's in 1947 and an honor- aryary degree of Doctor of Law by McGill in 1956.Mr.Justice Scott is survived by his wife, the former Esther Florence Aird; two sons, Dr.H.J.Scott and Dr.Geoffrey Scott, of Montreal; and two brothers, Professor Frank Scott, former dean of McGill's Faculty of Law, and A.E.P.Scott of Quebec.A third son, Richard Aird Scott, was killed in action in 1943 while serving with the Royal Canadian Rosella Hightower in Cannes, France, As well as teaching, she has danced at the Canadian National Exhibition and on Television.The Roslyn School Ballet Lessons are sponsored by the DRIVE-IN SHOW STARTS AT DUSK 862 CAR CAPACITY Admission: Adults $1.00 \u2018NORTHWAY CT AMPLAIN, N.Y.MAIN FEATURE REPEATED FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY Wed.Thru Sat., May 10-11-12-13 IN LIKE FLINT Cinemascope - Color by Deluxe Jomes Coburn - Lee J.Cobb Jean Hale - Andrew Duggan JERRY LEWIS \"WAY .Connie Stevens - Robert Morley Dick Shawn - Anita Ekberg Home and School Association and organized by volunteer mothers.This year the lessons and the show have been arranged by the ballet committee headed by Mrs.James Minty, Mrs.Alden Davis, Mrs.Eric (Continued o on page 15) acte THEATRE JUNCTION OF NORTHWAY AND ROUTE 11 Children under 1% FREE WAY OUT\" TOL WTA FrRSc Air Force.WESTMOUNT PROPERTY WANTED Contemplating Selling ?Receive the personal assistance of our well informed Westmount representatives.Mrs.Margaret Evans \u2014 932-6329 Mr.Donald A.Bailie - 935-1611 Redpath 937-8501 Realfies ANNUAL MEETING WESTMOUNT MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION Victoria Hall \u2014 Wednesday, May 17th 8.15 p.m.Attend the annual association meeting and discussion of Westmount municipal problems.REFRESHMENTS, GET-TOGETHER AND OPEN DISCUSSION MEMBERSHIP OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS OF WESTMOUNT ANNUAL FEES $2.00 (961 \u201811 ADiN \u2018Aopsniy, \u2018soujuexg junouysam 244 \u2014 $ x The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 11, 1967 \u2014 6 a Th \u2018 Shrine Circus is in Bozo The Clown, always a big favourite with the kiddies, took time out to visit Kiddies\u2019 Cabaret at Piazza Tomasso Restaurant.In the picture, TV's Magic Tom (who stars at Piazza Bozo one of his Aa ii A A ie de DIRECT FROM NEW YORK RCA Recording Artist Tom Glazer America's Foremost Children's Folk Singer Will Give A CHILDREN'S CONCERT ph \"TP rrr Tom Glazer, one of America\u2019s foremost balladeers and a leading children's folksinger, will come to Westmount Saturday May 13, to give a special concert for young folk.His hour-long performance of Tr rr Try At songs and stories for children Westmount High School of all ages will be given at the Auditorium Westmount High School Auditorium, 4350 St.Catherine St, Saturday.May 13, 1967 || Wat 2 p.m.on Saturday the ot 2 P.M.[ 13th.Tickets: $1.75 {| Glazer, a recording star as Reservations: 484-4898, 482-2809 Tickets Available International Music Store Ltd., 1334 St.Catherine St.W.Silverberg\u2019s Toy Centre, Cote St.Luc Shopping Centre HRN RNR YARRA RN well as a concert artist, has that almost uncanny ability of being able to speak with children in their own language, both with words and with his guitar.When he tells them \u201c1 think you AEE 2 0 3 a ME 0 0 NE 3 0 NUM DUAL II MEME IDE MMM AI DM MI MI rT rE LS rere Ay Try 4 OVERWEIGHT BOYS JOKER'S HILL CAMP 10 to 18 years 430 acres forest area, 30 miles trails Professional staff: Pediatrician, Nutritionist, Phys.Ed.Director Weight reducing is guaranteed by vigorous daily sport activities.High protein food.BERT MEZO, Joker's Hill, 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Tomasso every Thursday) is seen showing tricks as a group of youngsters headed by Tommy Temasso look on.Folksinger to entertain children of all ages sing delicious,\u201d or makes up verses on the spot using their names, they know they are with a man who is \u2018\u2018one of us.\u201d Hhe has, as a result, another wonderful ability where mothers are concerned\u2014he is able to keep children so enthralled that they actually sit for a whole hour and listen, that is, when they themselves are no! participating in the show.For the entire hour of Glazer, youngsters are so busy keeping time, singing, clapping, and just having a good time, that they never seem to want to do anything else.His forthcoming concert in this city is a direct result of this wonderful rapport with children, A group of Montreal mothers, feeling that there has never been enough live entertainment for children here, decided to gel together and organize a concert comprising some of the best of children\u2019s entertainment: Tom (Glazer.The three mothers turned-impressario are Mrs.Fred Heller,of 4998 de Maisonneuve Blvd.Mrs.Lawrence A.Nadler, and Mrs.Beginner readers come fo children\u2019s library Due to popular request from parents and children, the library has ordered a quantity of the \u201cFollet Beginning to Read Series\u201d and the slightly more mature series the \u201c1 Can Read Books.** These books are specially designed for the first grade or \u2018beginning\u2019 reader as books which he can read and enjoy by himself at his present reading level.The books stand on their own merit as interesting stories which will thrill and motivate children to further reading.Follet Beginning to Read : Series Too many Dogs by R.Dupré; Curious Cow by E.Meeks; The Splendid belt of Mr.Big by S.Bulette, Gertie the duck by Georiady and Roman; Pearl goes to school by E.Hastings; The Little Red Hen by J.Berg; John\u2019s Back Yard by E.Meeks; Snakes by E.Meeks; My Own Little House by M.B.Xaune; Butterflies by J.Brouil- (Continued on page 15) ;ber of very attractive paintings.| E.Leo Kolber, of i 706 Lexington Avenue | Children\u2019s painting Library display A Grade two art class from be on view for the next few St.Paul's Academy, has lent Weeks.SAVOY ETES Using the technique of combining crayon and water colour, the children have made colourful pictures of fish in; their natural setting as well as, flowers and insects.The paintings are on exhibit in the showcases at the entrance to the Children\u2019s Library and will | 1 Take advantage of our SPECIAL rates for 6 fuil hours of driving instructions.Special attention given to nervous and elderly people.PLUMBING Your choice of automatic or Volkswagens.Courteous and patient government-licensed in- AND structors.When you are ready to pass HEATING your government road test, we prepare you for your final writ- CONTRACTORS ten examinations as we know all JAMES H.the questions, making it so easy for you.5497A Victoria Ave.733-8111 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MOTHER'S DAY, | SUNDAY, MAY 14th .| | ex il | .INC.» e pr à.N \u2018 Florists bse wplomy ME Me PS MD CM os ee | 0 Phone: 484-8484 | Medical Board appointments for Queen Elizabeth Hospital 4897 Sherbrooke Street West * The Queen Elizabeth Hospital of Montreal an- (McGill as Vice-President: and David C.E.U.LANKEN, HU.1.6132 oe ney een on oo Heslam.2025 sraser 3 Windsor Ave.B.Sc.M.D.C.M.as , H Wyatt Laws.BA.MD.CM Dip opin ters oe Bord forme ver DATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Summer fun a \u2018 4 e ' ~ in Westmount Preparations are well under, way to provide the 6-13 year boys and girls of Westmount and vicinity with a fun filled summer of activities from July 4th to August 11th, ; » GET À The Westmount YMCA Sum- NEW mer Fun Club and Happy Holi- BUG day Club are in-the-city programs designed for boys and ONLY girls who spend much of their ;summer vacation in the city.$ \u2018Its general purpose is to provide FUN for youngsters > I.through programs such as: swimming instruction and recreational swims, handicrafts, EASY TERMS ;in-door and outdoor sports of i all kinds, sing-songs.dramatics\u2019 | (skits trips and tours to places \u2018of interest, hikes, track and field OR GET AN leevnts and a Penny Carnival.1 * | Happy Holiday Club is for ECONOMICAL \u2018boys and girls six and seven I years old.Summer Fun Club is USED BUG ; for children from eight to Lhiv- teen.Activities which are organized within the small LARGE SELECTION \u2014 group setting are planned for ALL PRICE RANGES \u2014 the children and by the child- > RE * ren.with the aid of a qualified OTHER MAKES TOO! counselor.This offers the op- i iportunity for the growth of y youngsters towards physical.so- ! cial and spiritual maturity.The AT OUR program is planned and super- A i vised by highly trained profes-; § i î N NEW sional workers with vouth.| 3 > BE | Each of the small groups will; | ?i DOWNTOWN carefully selected and trained.§ 3 They are high school students\u2019 chosen for their interest in ; | ences.| ROOM There is LOTS TO LEARN > .that the best.learning ta k es workers make no distinction of race or creed.; place when the campers\u2019 feel- | | .Le à ings of responsibility and the They are always ready to assist victims of pov- | campers\u2019 interest are high.erty, personal tragedy and disaster.Help The about their city.its places of Salvation Army to give aid and comfort when- ST, CATHERINE W.interest and some of its cultur- ever it is needed.3 (JUST WEST OF THE FORUM, to acquire new skills in swim- jb ming, sports and games.Thus, OPEN YOUR HEART TO THE the individual learns to make.The 1967 Exposition offers a unique opporturnity Lo all Ca-, MIO RE: 17 \"1SR 1 4CI=4-4M8 particular.For sometime the\u2019 \\V eM ; Le me caca tats n+ + dS ATWATER COME VISIT THE NEWEST DOWNTOWN DEPARTMENT STORE at STE.CATHERINE Alexis Nihon Plaza ede we aes ms._ once Open a C= [| FAI The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 11, 1967 \u2014 10 UNITED DOMINION- DOUGLAS Westmount Rivd.and Lansdowne Avenue Rev.8.Douglas Smith, B.A.8.0.D.D.Rev.Roy P.Stalford, B.A, B.D.Mrs.Holly E.Duvidson Domunon Douglas extends a cordial welcome to all Expo Visitors to the Sundays Worship The church - on Westmount Boulevard at Lansdowne 1» reached by Bus Route 86 and 124, PENTECOST AND CHRISTIAN FAMILY SUNDAY 11.00 AM Pie tecogrution of home und family The Sacrament of Baptisin > ro Rev George Morrison ot Vancouver, BC Organs Myo Victor MeCorrs 3:00 PM torrent Service of Witness AUTOSTRADE - EXPO Tue Heads of Canadian Chareh will participate urgunist Ms Victor MeCorey ANGLICAN ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Cots St.Antoins Road St.Andrew's CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lonsdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, TUE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.RCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS, Sunday.May 1ith 11:60 a.m.CHURCH SERVICE 11:00 a.m.SUNDAY S8CHOOI Lesson-Sermon Subjeot .* MORTALS AND IMMORTALS\" EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday.Thursday and Saturday 12-3 o.m.Wednesday 6:56 to 8:00 p.m.UNITED ITALY NIL Minister: REV D M.GRANT, BA.D.D.Minister: + REV.A D MOULAND.BA.BD, Dir.Christian Education WESTMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL CHOICE G Presentation of Torah gift at Temple Emanu-El The Torah gift presented by Rabbi Dr.Harry \u2018Temple Israel Fellowship of Ottawa: Lawrence and Church dif (4350 St.Catherine St.Wo _ J.Stern and the Board of Trustees of Temple Marks, QC, Honorary President of Temple me MOTHER'S DAY SERVICE lh Rev'd.Canon J.N.Doidge.Rector The Revd 2, C.MM.Serjeantson WHITSUNDAY 196 «u Holy Fuchanst V3) an Holy Fucharist & Sermon 1190 55 Ceib Cotner.Nursery & Church Schoo) Eo oo Matting with Sermon T00 pon Services of Witness Expo Autostadium Dot poe Fvensong with Sermon Preacher for the Dax The Rector Wednesday, Ember Day Coo Hols Communion Creganist and Choirmaster Donald 1 Hadfield ARCM VA BPaed ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH DORCHESTER and ATWATER WESTMOUNT ft -Col The Rev, I).1.Rand.C.D.B,A.\u2026.L'Th, Me E.Twit \u2014 Organist Sunday.May 14th lu 15 50e Church School Tor oon Morning Praveen WE WELCOME YOU 100 son.Morning Worship \u201cTHE FESTIVAL OF THE CHRISTIAN HOME\" (Dr.Grant will preaciv t1-00 arn.Church School \u2014 With Crib Corner and Nursery.Organist and Choir Director Gordon C.White, B.Mus.VISITORS WELCOME! LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 365 Clarke Ave, Westmount Wm, C.Neoiting, B.D.Pastor Miss Lydia Eibich - Orgmanist Sunday, May 14th 9:30 «om.Senior Sunday School and Bible Class H 00 ein.The Service, Jr.S.S.und Nursery UNITARIAN Emanu-El and President of the Canadian Council of Reform Congregations: David Emanu-El to the the newly organibed Reform Congregation Temple Israel of Ottawa.The presentation took place at the Sabbath Eve Alexandor, President Temple Israel.Ottawa: Worship Friday.April 28th when a delegation Samuel Paperman, President Temple Emanu- of congregrants of Temple Israel joined in the El: Bernard Isaacs, Honorary Secretary Sabbath Worship at Temple Emanu-El Temple Emanu-El and member of the Cana- Westmount.dian Council of Reform Congregations Exec- From left to right: Eugene Stearns, Honorary utive: Alfred Zion, Vice President Temple Trustee Temple Emanu-El and Advisor to the Emnau-El.Westmount Baptist Dominion-Douglas Religious Radio May 14, 1967 Missionary preacher Christian family How to pray in such a way as The guest preacher on Sunday | Next Sunday morning Chris- (0 have God's guidance regard- morning, May 14th, will be Mr.tian Family Swiday and also ing today's problems will be ex- Edwin Jones, a member of West- Pentecost will be observed in| plained on the next Christian Sci- mount Baptist Church.who has: Dominion-Douglas.Rev.George ence radio program in the regu- just returned from Ethiopia Morrison of Ryerson United: lar weekly series \u201cThe Bible where he serves the Sudan Inte- Church.Vancouver.will deliver | Speaks to You\u201d which is heard rior Mission as Director of the | the sermon.\u2018over Station CKVL (dial 850» , Dessie Leprosarium.In the eve-.every Sunday morning at 9:45.ning the Rev.R.Paul Stevens | CT QOTT \u2014 ares 2 are 22 Church of the Advent .will pre ach, his sermon being entitled \u2018Either Christ BAHA'IS *.Mr.Stevens is Quebec area| Pentecost service i Secretary of (he Baptist Con- | vention of Ontario and Quebee.| The Church of the Advent.i The Church School meets on: will be holding a special serv- Sundays at 10:00 and 10:45 a.m.ice at 11 a.m.on Pentecosi or Np iors I dt .m.for i- THE UNITARIAN [iv nd iors, The 10:00 a.m, class is for sen- \u2018Whit Sunday, Rev.T.W.Whyte | will preach on Anglican World: ASSEMBLY v ; Missions.All are welcome.CHURCH OF THE ADVENT CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.Cornsr of Wood and Western (at Simpson) Westmount Sunday.May 14th The Revd Canon Norman Peterson, - 11:00 a.m.Lhe Reve Canon S.8.Lindsay.Rev, 1, W.Whyte THE DAY OF PENTECOST Commonly called WHITSUNDAY #00 am Holy Eucharist After the evening service all, are cordially invited to the | \"Lower Hall for the Fellowship | Temple Emanu-El Hour.when coffee and light re- | Sabbath services freshments will be served.Friday evening, May 12th at | oo \u201c> .18:15 o'clock Colonel Dov Sinai, | _ p.m.for Prayer.Praise and Bi-! Consul General of Israel will ble Study.address the Congregation com- English classes for New Ca-' memorating the Nineteenth Anni- | nadians are held on Monday ev-' versary of the Independence of April 21st was a happy day for the Baha'is of Westmount.Our new Local Spiritual Assembly was formed and now we have the strong foundation from which all future activities can be developed.The m i d we e k meeting of the Church is on Wednesday at 8 00 \u201cAUGUSTINE : NORMAL BODY TO SAINT\" Rev.Leonard Mason.B.A.B.D.Church School 11:00 a.m.Trafalgar School.3495 Simpson St.Our happiness was shared by millions of Baha'is throughout the world who were also electing their i : ; ; .! blies.The number of 1100 nan Sung Eucharist Lakeshore Church \u2014 Services and ngs at eight o'clock.the Si - assem y Holy Eucharist: Weekes.Church School on Sundays at 9:30 a.m.! enings al els cloc bat ae Eee Oneg Shab assemblies has increased 306 oan.Friday , and 11:15 am.both at 14 Cedar Ave.{The B.Y.P.U.tages 18 (vo 301 a ladgush reception foi from 4,566 in 1964 to the 9:30 2m.Wednesday Pointe Claire.lows the Service.present total of 5,266.; Sunday Services and Church School | meets on Fridays at 8:00 p.m.Orgunist ©: Mr.Adrian de Vries at 9:30 am.at | - 9th Ave.Roxboro.| Saturday morning, May 13th at Zn A - pee em 11:30 o'clock \u2014 Sermonette by! The Westmount commun- UNITED Mr.Charles Hyman.B.Ed.attended by people of many racial and religious origins \u2014 a wonderful example of the Bahai Principle of racial unity under one God.SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West | ity held à party afterwards, Bar Mitzvah At the Sabbath Worship.Friday evening, May 12th and Saturday morning, Leonard Allan, son of Mr.and Mrs.George | Westmount, Montreal , Rauch will be called to the \u2014 \u2014 ~\u2014 ~~ reading of the Torah in observ- Or.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi i ance of his Bar-mitzvah.SABBATH SERVICES OF FREEDOM.\u2014 FAITH AND THANKSGIVING i .Friday evening, May 12th at 8:15 Forthcoming Events | WESTMOUNT PARK {United Church of Canada) Lansdowne and Western Avenues Rev.M.Ray Ashford, B.A, B.D.Grzantt and Choirmaster: Mr.Robt, Kennedy.B.A.A.Mus, 11:00 a.m.\u201cCHRISTIANS ON FIRE 10.45 wan.Pre-Service Music: William Bowker.Baritone 12 00 noon Coffee Hour We Welcome You BAPTIST o'clock COLONEL DOV SINAI, Consul nt General of Israel will address the | On Sunday morning, May 14th Congregation commemorating ! soja 9:45 o'clock confirmands and, Nineteenth Anniversary of the Inde- î + pendence of the State of Israel.Kid- | their parents will be guests of dush Reception follows the Worship, | the Home and School Mother's; Saturday Morning, May 13th at 11: \u201c ; o'clock \u2014 Sermonette by Mr.Charles Day Breakfast.Dr.Stern will, | conduct a Workshop on The | Hyman, B.Ed.DRA Significance of Confirmation.WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.West at Roslyn Ave, Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister-Kleet \u2014 Rev.J.Frank Patch.B.A.B.D, BAR MITZVAH At the Sabbath Worship, Friday eve ee ning May 12th and Saturday morning.; f.conard Allan, son of Mr.and Mrs.Also on Sunday morning.May George Rauch will be called to the a .: < | reading of the Torah in observimce of 14th at 12:00 o'clock Assembly his Bar-Mitzvah.in honour of Mother's Day the\u2019 TEMPLE SCHOOLS pupils of Grades 3a and 3b will Daily Hebrew School Monday thru present a playlet \u2018Let's make O aunist & Choir Duector: Frank Armstions.§ TCL Hot au, Me.EDWIN JONES (Ethiopia 7% pur Rev, R.PAUL STEVENS Midweek Service: Wednesday 8 p.m.Sunday School: 10:00 a.m.and 10:45 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME Thursday afternoons at 4:00 p.m.High School Department, Saturday mornings at 9:30, Junior School School, Sunday mornings at 9:30, Annual examinations in all Departments of the Religious School \u2014 the weckend of May 13th, DAILY SERVICES Sunday mornings at 8:45 a.m.Up a Play\" written and directed by Mrs.Lionel Morris, With Our Temple School Annual examinations in all Departments of the Religious Monday thru Thursday at 3:45 p.m, Seltool \u2014 the weckend of May 12th. Rev.Sister Irene Drouin, Superior of St.Paul\u2019s pery and Tante Lucille last week.Academy, entertaining Madame de Saint-Exu- St.Paul's present album | to Madame de Saint-Exupery | \u2018includes residents Last week the Comtesse de Saint-Exupery, wife of the late Antoine de Saint-Exupery, visited the pupils of St.Paul's Academy to receive an Album of songs and poems dedicated to her celebrated husband.Antoine de Saintd-Exupery is: IIS à AUTHORIZED ELECTROLUX SALES & SERVICE 489-9353 Z LE SIMS ASUS IA DAS ALI SLI VIII SIL I VS SU AM SI IST SU Genuine Choice Western BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables LICENSED GROCER NICHOL'S AND SCHNEIDER'S BACON, HAMS & SAUSAGE 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.\"WE.7-9455-6 the author of \u201cLa Terre des Hommes\", which has been taken as the theme of Expo \u201867, \u2018Man and His World\u2019.He was an air force pilot during the second World War, and was killed on a reconnaissance mission in 1944, It was another book of his, \u201cLe Petit Prince\u201d, which inspired the pupils of the elementary school to compose the album, writing all the material themselves.Madame de Saint-Exupery was also taken around a \u201cMini\u201d exposition of drawings, flags and photographs made by the children as an Expo project.| She addressed the pupils | thanking them and telling | them how touched she was by | this attention; she also ex-! plained to the children how the | book \u2018\u2018Le Petit Prince\u2019 was inspired.| The children took the opportunity to invite another favour-' ite author, Tante Lucille, of Elm Avenue.to meet Madame de Saint-Exupery.Tante Lucille is a well-known writer and broadcaster for children, reading her own stories over the air every Saturday, and has a large following among the pupils of St.Paul's.On behalf of | the children she presented ; Madame with one of her books \u2018and received one from her in | return.She also told Madame | how much the children loved ! \u201cLe Petit Prince\u201d.| Tante Lucille told the Examin- ler that she wished to congratulate the children on their album on Antoine de Saint- ! Exupery and said \u20181 think the children of to-day can do wonderful work and I am very, proud of them.\u201d Home & School Annual meeting { Among those participating in, the 23rd Annual Meeting of the Quebec Federation of Pro-! testant Home and School Asso-| ciations May 12-13 at Siri George Williams University will be several Westmount resi-' dents.| Mrs.Ruth Skelton of Victoria | Avenue is consulting Vice- President to the Annual Meeting Committee: Mrs, Maran Darragh of Belmont Avenue is chairman of the panel discussion Saturday morning May (Continued on page 15) Holiday arrivals Among recent arrivals at The Cloister, Sea Island, Georgia, were Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Groleau of 4676 Westmount Avenue.FOUNDATION GARMENTS EXCLUSIVELY ® 486) Sherbrooke West ® 4491 St.Lawrence Bivd.5 VALOIS, QUE.ge METROPOLITAN DRIVING SCHOOL offers immediately reduced rates for every driving need NEW 1967 CARS SUPPLIED All Ages \u2014 Phone 727-959 : AMAASAALAAAAL AAAS d AAA QUEBEC ANTIQUES SPECIALIZING IN EARLY PINE FURNITURE 33 LAKESHORE ROAD Phone 697-0643 HR TR RR 3 ey | = Ri ; ; ; 5 N 4920 Sherbrooke St.W.Serving Women Since 1917 e 6550 St.Hubert Plaza ® Duvernay Shopping Centre * 3679 Ontario St.East MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED ERA RER NT ER RE TEE is pleased to announce that Mr.Wilfredo Well-kn stylist, own hair formerly with Salon La Castille, is now a member of our staff ORGANDY BEAUTY SALON Tel.HU.6-3881 ® 1909 Mount Royal East Aude Lie = à REE SRE OUR WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS ARE CLEANING, PAINTING, ETC.GIVE US À CALL OUR SERVICES ARE PERSONALIZED 6204 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST \u2014 481-1196-7 Oh yes! We will pre plan FREE - and move you if required ~ KEN'S CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE We specialize in service to the householder.I £961 \u2018LL ADN \u2018Anpsniy, \u2018aourwox3 junouysam YL \u2014 (| fhe Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 11, 1967 \u2014 12 IF YOU ARE MOVING Consult Malcolm Gregory about your rug problems.BCS LINC 4151 - 4153 St.Catherine St.W.Phone WE.2-4277 MISS MEGAN DORSET DAVID, daughter of the Hon.and Mrs.Nelson B.David, of 342 Lansdowne Avenue, Westmount, whose engagement is announced to Mr.Peter D.Brabant, of Burlington, Ont.son of Mr.and Mrs, Paul E.Brabant, of 4516 St.Catherine West, Westmount, Pe For your SPRING Let our expert hair stylists create a NEW HAIRDO to suit your FOR APPOINTMENT, personality.PLEASE PHONE 489-1233 4891 Sherbrooke St.W.(corner Prince Albert) Ces * Interesting Lamps Custom-Made Shades x Unusual Gifts La Contessa Inc.5903 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.8-4322 PUTO VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV UV VO OOOO OO DA BABMADAMAMAMAMBAMBAMAAHAAAMAMAMAMANAHAMAAMAAMA DAMON BBD AAAAMAAAADAAAAAÉ Hospital W.A.meet new members The Woman's Auxiliary of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital will hold a Tea for new members following the regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, May 17th at 2 p.m.in the Nurses Residence.Mrs.Stewart Warren will preside.Tea conveners are Miss E.Wilkinson and Miss Nora Wilkinson.Tea will be poured by Mrs.E.D.Johnson and Mrs.C.Thomson.Mrs.C.T.Munro Membership Chairman would welcome pro- specctive members.An Executive meeting will be held before the regular meeting) King\u2019s Hall Compton Old Girls luncheon The Kings Hall Compton Old Girl's Association is holding its annual luncheon Miss A.E.Gillard.Headmistress, will be present.those wishing to attend are asked to contact Mrs.Robert Faith, 484-7244, or Mrs.Anson McKim, 486-5453, prior to Friday, May 12.Dr Swinton guest at Alumnae dinner The Montreal Alumnae Branch of the University of Toronto Alumni Association is holding its annual dinner meeting at the University Women\u2019s Club, 910 Sherbrooke ST., West on P.M.W.E.Swinton, centennial professor at the University of Ro- ronto and formerly Director of the Royal Ontario Museum.His topic, \u2018Past is Prologue\u2019, is aimed to give more information o the exciting new developments at \u201cthe University of Toronto.All i graduates of the university are most welcome.| Coming | Events RUMMAGE SALE WILL BE HELD BY THE Temple Beth i Sholom Sisterhood on Tuesday, | May 16th, at 10.00 a.m., at 6666 Terrebonne Street.Please use Walkley Street entrance.No.104 bus to door.CARD PARTY will be held by the Knights of Columbus on Wednesday, May 17th at 8.15 p.m.in St.Kevin's Church Hall, 5600 Cote des Neiges Road.Tickets should be reserved in advance by calling 932-8994 between 9 a.m.and 5 p.m.Players \u2018are requested to bring their own cards.RUMMAGE S ALE: Melville | Association will hold a | rummage sale at 349 Melville | Avenue, Westmount, at 8 p.mon Wednesday, May 17th.All Old Girls are invited and FF yxarminer | AMERICAN 5 IN re) H.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 Westmount Women's Club hold annual meeting The Annual Meeting of ing Board were returned to of- the Westmount Women's Club was fice as follows: President \u2014 recently held in Victoria Hall, Mrs.Russell T.Stackhouse; Westmount.At the meeting the\u2019 Vice-President \u2014 Mrs.David L.President, Mrs.Stackhouse, re-| Benzie; Rec.Secretary \u2014 Mrs.ported on a very successful, W.R.Murray; Treasurer \u2014 season and the Treasurer's Re- Mrs.G.A.Barber.port showed the very substan- At the conclusion of the meet- tial sum of $700.00 had been giv- | ing tea was served by members en to the following causes: of the Board.Mackay School for Crippled and: Deaf Children, The Institution 15 * \u2019 ! or for the Blind, Salvation Army Cur ling Club and Old Brewery Mission.| .+; i se ze The Chairmen of Committees pre ent p! 1zes \u2018were unchanged and the exist- | The ladies of the St.George L: B ! Curling Club held their closing Ladies owling | annual meeting and luncheon | May 2nd.Reports of the commit- Club meeting i tee were given and prizes won \u2018during the year were presented.The Semi-annual meeting of The following officers were the Ladies\u2019 Branch of the West- : elected for the coming season: mount Lawn Bowling Club will: Mrs.J.M.Wickett, President, be held at the St.Matthias | Mrs.R.C.Denver, Vice-presi- Church Hall, Church Hill, West- ; dent, Mrs.F.L.Benson, Secre- mount on Thursday, May 18th, : tary, and Mrs.W.G.Kirkpatrick, 1967 at 2:30 p.m.| Match-Chairman.meeting on Tuesday, May 16 at: 12.15 p.m.at the Themis Club,\u2019 910 Sherbrooke Street West, | LARGE SELECTION ' DONT FORGE T C MOTHERS DAY > OF GIFTS & CARDS FOR MOTHER, ON HER DAY Westmount Gifts 1308 GREENE AVE.Next to Post Office Phone: 933-1071 The guest speaker will be Dr.Wednesday, May 17th at 6.15 © ° Cookies a Go-Go.Pom biscuits are as crisp and light as today\u2019s younger set.Crunchy chocolate chips and oatmeal cookies .tasty vanilla creams, lemon and chocolate sandwich biscuits .just right for taking the edge off healthy appetites or as a topper for snacks.Buy \u2018em by the bag .eat \"em by the dozen.We bake more good things to eat than any other baker in Montreal Ofhe POM bakers HARRISON BROTHERS LIMITED bi Westmount girls graduate at the Montreal General Several daughters West- len M.D.Boyles, daughter of mount residents were among Dr.and Mrs.Wm.Howard the girls who received their ' Boyles, St.Georges\u2019 Place; pins and diplomas at the grad- Miss Margaret A.Stewart, uation exercises of the 77th, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John class of the School of Nursing,|Joan S.Traversy, daughter of The Montreal General Hospital, Mr.and Mrs.V.E.Traversy, on May 5th.| Westmount Avenue; Miss Heath- They included the following: er Hilchey, daughter of Rev.Miss Catherine Mary Acheson,| and Mrs.H.S.Hilchey, Atwater daughter of Mr.and Mrs.I.P.Avenue.Acheson, Cote St.Antoine | Reverend Hilchey also gave Road; Miss Dawn Elizabeth the invocation at the exercises, Bourdon, daughter of Mr.and|and the address was by E.Mrs.Bertram M.Bourdon,|John Hinchey, M.D, CM, Prince Albert Avenue; Miss He-' M.Se.ORGANIZATIONAL SUMMER CAMP Has openings for young lady counsellors, crafts supervisor and out-post leader.To work with young children.937-3585 845-1977 of OUT FOR MOTHER'S DAY PARIS BAR-B-Q Special choice of Menu at Very Moderate Prices 6675 COTE DES NEIGES FOR RESERVATIONS, CALL 739-3353 \u2014 Momings \u2014 9:00 to 11:30 You will like our Summer School.It will enable you to have ar enjoyable and profitable summer Are you returning to, or starting college in the fall ?Typing will prove extremely useful.WE ARE NOW FOLLOWING THE AUDIO-VISUAL METHOD SECRETARIAL COURSES Starting September \u2014 All Day Special features have been added In order to retain high standards of Graham's Graduates.New courses will include French Conversation for English-speaking students; increased emphasis on Personality Development, Appearance, Attitude, os well as Abllity.WRITE or 'PHONE FOR FREE PROSPECTUS Again this year, the demand for Groham's Graduates has been extremely gratifying.Within o few weeks, it is expected that our entire 1966-67 graduating class will be employed.Attend A School With An Established Reputation CANADA 100 YEARS GRAHAM'S 70 YEARS of Service to the public through Education and Training.GRAHAM'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 4914 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST, WESTMOUNT: J.P.Page \u2014 Principal, A.P.A., P.C.T.Telephone \u2014 484-2242; 631-0374 Marcia David honoured by Missouri college | Miss Marcia G.David, of : Westmount, was among the 70 Lindenwood College students recognized for academic achievement by President John Anthony | Brown at Honors Day Convocation on May 4th on the St.Charles, Mo., campus.A freshman French major, she was honored for compiling a grade point average of 3.50 or better out of a possible 4 points.The daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Nelson B.David, of Lansdowne Avenues she is a graduate of Trafalgar Institute for Girls, Montreal.Dr.Patrick Gallagher, chairman of the anthropology department at The George Washington University, addressed the student body on \u2018 \u2018The Mentality of the Civilized.\u201d Lindenwood,is a four-year liberal arts college for women, The campus is situated in the metropolitan St.Louis area.K of C announce card party The conveners, Kearney and Mrs.I.havee announced that the Knights of Columbus, Council No.284, their annual Card Party next Wednesday, towards the group's welfare work during the coming year.Other organisers responsible for the Card Party are Mrs.H.Forrestor and Mrs.H.Mac- Donald for refreshments; Mrs.M.Bataille and Mrs.P.De Cesare, for prizes; Mrs.J.Mackevic, publicity; and Miss D.Allmand, tickets.For the lucky winners there will be many valuable door and table prizes, and players are kindly requested to bring their own cards.Information kit for Youth Pavilion The official sponsor of the program of activities of the Expo 67 Youth Pavilion, Steinberg\u2019s Limited, has devised a unique way to promote the Pavilion among young people across Canada.The company has received a great number of letters from high school and university students, teachers and educators interested in learning more about \u2018\u2018the first pavilion in the history of world exhibitions particularly designed for Youth.\u201d Many of the students require this information for essay assignments and for articles in their schoo] papers or magazines.Steinberg\u2019s responded by preparing a detailed \u2018information kit\u201d which describes the origin, theme and program of activities of the Youth Pavilion.Besides a series of press releases, the kit also contains floor plans and photographs suitable for reproduction.Students and other interested persons need only drop a line to the Public Relations Director, Steinberg\u2019s Limited, Place Crémazie, Montreal, and the kits will he sent to them by return Plaques CAREER RYN), Il JUL, George Pichrell GUARANTEED FLOWERS Tel.: 935-5431 \u2014 Delivery Anywhere 4154 St.Catherine Street West GIFT Suggestion LINGERIE - SCARVES - HOUSECOATS GLOVES - HANDBAGS - UMBRELLAS, ETC.arriage Trade 1357 GREENE AVE.WESTMOUNT, QUE.TEL.932-2543 the Savage and the Dilemma of! * Montreal May 17th at 8:15 p.m.The pro |; 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So lovely, yet so carefree ., .let our stylists * create the new look of spring for you, : PERMANENTS and TINTING Call tedey 482-4320 (Near Claremont) HAIRDRESSER 4927 Sherbrooke St.W.; \u201cALWAYS A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE\" McCARREY SUPPLY Co.LTD.YOUR ONE STOP DECORATING SERVICE INVITES YOU TO DISCOVER THE FUN IN DOING YOUR OWN DECORATING with WALLPAPER PRE-PASTED PANELS & MURALS with matching backgrounds See the Magic they work on focal walls, hallways, stairways ! Washable *Plastic Coated *Fade Proof ®Easy to Apply ee Modern people proud of their possessions choose Wallpaper BECAUSE they know there's no substitute for irs individuality, chorm, es well as durability.Today's WALLPAPERS are beautifully interesting and foshion-wise end give a worm and gracious beauty all through your home.The largest selection of pre- pasted and regular WALL- match, VINYLS - FLOCKS, etc.ERR a LA FOR INDIVIDUALITY IN YOUR COLOR SCHEME, TOO, HAVE YOUR OWN PAINT COLOR BLENDED HERE BY OUR OWN SPECIAL SYSTEM.OUR TRAINED STAFF OF CONSULTANTS WOULD LOVE YOU TO COME IN° AND DISCUSS YOUR DECORATING WITH THEM.THIS SERVICE, OF COURSE, IS ALL FREE OF ANY CHARGE.Shop-at-Home Service available or shop in complete comfort et our new enlarged location.5526 Sherbrooke St.West \u2014 Tel.: 488-2549 (Cor.Old Orchard Ave.\u2014 | Block West of Girouard) NO PARKING PROBLEMS { {formerly at 2067 St.Catherine St.West) euPrcét> £961 \u201cLL Key \u2018Aopsnsy, \u2018soujuoxg sunoussom AL \u2014 gi The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 11, 1967 \u2014 14 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 9 COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET Memphremagog ON 2,000 FOOT PRIVATE LAKE FRONT, FULLY EQUIPPED COTTAGE.SLEEPS 6 PLUS FULL SEASON THROUGH OCTOBER $1,200, CALL H.M, RAW- LINGS.RESIDENCE 842-7576, OFFICE 849-6171 OR W.A, CHANNEL.MAGOG 843-4785.Laurentian House 16 Island Lake, 7 rooms, 1% baths, 230 volt; furnished.Accessible by road.scason only, 488-6270.| » LAKE Memphremagog-Cedar- ville.Comfortable family cottages located on water's edge.Beautiful location safe and private, $325.00 per month for July and August and seasonal rate arranged if desired.Please phone 739-6019 or 453-5642.23 BOYS\u2019 CAMPS | | ROOM and board with camp- | Ing facilities for boys 7-17 yrs, Call Morin Heights 226-5945 or prite G.Medford, Laurel, Que- Cc.26 LOTS FOR SALE St.John\u2019s Lake Lachute BEAUTIFUL.WOODED LOT OVER 10.000 SQUARE FEET.IDEALLY SITUATED OVERLOOKING LAKE AND ADJACENT TO PAVED ALL pet senc pe iitsai ti The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertisin : \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 10 Words \u20181.00 7¢ for each additional word 52 FURNISHED APTS.TO LET NEW bacheior apartment, 1% rooms, furnished, all services paid, 331-8113.76 ROOM & BOARD TO LET TRAINED attendant, would take pay- ing guest month of July.Every con- ' venience, in cottage with garden in Eastern Townships.Special attention to an older person.Can be recommended by doctor, Write to Box 47.Georgeville, Quebec.82° AUTOS FOR SALE CHRYSLER 1958, black beauty.Power brakes, steering and radio.Excellent condition, priced for quick sale, 482- 4153 Le 86 BOATS & MOTORS Inboard Motor Boat Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 3.30 p.m.Tuesday for current issue \u2014 HU.1-0451 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 or The Royal Bank of Canada.sep ex | 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female PERMANENT POSITIONS ENGLISH FLUENTLY AND IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SWITCHBOARD WORK.No Experience Required Salary While Training 18 fool Sheppard hoat, powered with 75 h.p.Gray, marine inboard engine.i Good condition.Trailer and hitch.$550.00.Call 747 7045.6 to 9.30 p.m.88 CAMPING EQUIPMENT _ Tent Trailer Fully cauipped, sleeps 5.Æx- cellent condition.Reasonable.482 0290.95 PARKING SPACE TO LET | WESTMOUNT, parking space available, heating plug.$12 monthly, Prince Albert Aventie ncar Cote St.Antoine Road.466-4058.20e ee 100 FORK WANTED \u2014 Female TRAINED person will care for clderly or sit, Days only.Call 738-6903 cve- nings.re 102 HELP WANTED \u2014 Male Janitor Wanted FULLY EXPERIENCED.WITH SFASON ROAD.EASY TERMS.CALL RE 1-1420, LIVING QUARTERS, GOOD TARY.FULL TIME.747- 4273.FOR APPOINTMENT CALL BETWEEN 10 AM, & 6 P.M.MISS RICKABY 933-8979 13 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED | | 1 lf | BUROPEAN REQUIRES TWICE WEEKLY, FOR 3 HOURS, GERMAN SPEAK- | ING LADY TO DO EUROPEAN COOKING AND LIGHT | HOUSEWORK IN N.D.G.AREA, CALL 737-3661.TENSION 313.{115 BABY SITTERS WANTED EXPERIENCED day time or evening baby sitter wanted.489-0309, 117 DOMESTIC EMPLOY.WANTED EX.WALLS, ceilings washed, {floors cleaned and polished.Also painting done by experienced men.W, Camv- bell.489-3670.Use This Handy Form for Your Examiner Classified NAME .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026sesvrvossrsrerecresersererren.Date LLL 1967 | CLASSIFICATION Your Ad: eserves EXAMINER 7005 Kildare Reed, Mail or Delives To: For Assistance | Phone HU.1-0451 | CLASSIFIEDS Mentree! 29 | How to figure Examiner Total First 10 Balance .words words .words in above ad.@ 7¢ [] Payment Herewith \u2014 Classifieds\u2019 low cost: Minimum charge per word eee \u2014\u2014 -_\u2014_\u2014 A 25¢ billing charge will be added to your invoice if payment does not accompany this order.ee a IF YOU CAN SPEAK FRENCH AND; GIRL\u2019S blue 3 speed bicycle, condition, reasonable, 747-6283.ES Re = 122 FOR SALE \u2014 Living room furniture Moving Out of Town Two piece French Provincial chesterficld, Very reasonable.Call 334-3671, CUSTOM MADE TURQUOISE CURVED SOFA, 110 INCHES, 2 GOLD CHAIRS.TABLES AND LAMPS, $300 COMPLETE.481-7509.124 FOR SALE \u2014 Dining room furniture Early American Dining Room Set Pilgrim Pine.9 piece.practically new, 481-3551, after 7.30 p.m.27 FOR SALE \u2014 Bed:nom furniture MAHOGANY double bed in good condition with quilted spread and perma-pleated ruffle.Reasonable, Call 484-9345.132 FOR SALE \u2014 Musical instruments ELECTRIC guitar with amplifier.purchased in 1966, like new, $75.365- 3721.PIANO.upright with bench.$125.Call 488-5117.__ 134 FOR SALE \u2014 Sports equipment MAN'S golf clubs, 10 matched hand made, with leather bag.good condition, $50, 484-7392.good 136 FOR SALE \u2014 Clothing and furs SILVER blue mink stole: broadtail Jackel, charcoal grey, size 12-14.Good condition, Reasonable.Call 486-5509.LONG dress suitable graduation, size 7-8.488-5356.MINK stole, pastel ranch, new cost $1,000, Accept $250.484-6649.138 FOR SALE \u2014 General Your New Knitting Centre THE WOOL BAR IS OPEN * Many Opening Specials * 4240 DECARIE BLVD.ELECTRICAL SERVICE ® INDUSTRIAL ® COMMERCIAL ® RESIDENTIAL 24 HOURS EMERGENCY SERVICE INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE H.R.CASSIDY 484-3523 5765 Monkland Ave.Quality - Service - Satisfaction 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General UNDER NEW MANGEMENT Bargains galore Everything at special prices Antiques of all kinds.2085 NOTRE DAME W.932-0491 Moving Smaller Quarters Fridge; sewing machine: chairs: tables; garden tools: other household articles.481-3551, after 7.30 p.m.CABINET 21 inch T.V., good condition, $75.RE.8-5765 evenings.WILL pick up unwanted furniture, free of charge.453-2576.Oriental Rugs Beautiful oriental carpets, suitable living or dining room 8 x 10, $69.00; 9 x 12.$79.00.Call 744-2167.BARGAINS Second hand condition, furniture.Very good ANTIQUES At lowest prices in town, Provincial Sales, 849-3732.FIVE piece arborite kitchen set, $25; 2 bar stools.$10 pair; 2 occasional chairs, $10 pair, Call 486-4502.BACCARAT crystal service for 6, A-l condition, $80, 381-5812.TWIN beds, box springs, mattresses and headboards, man's 4 drawer, walnut chiffonier with imirror: beige rue, 9 x 10.Reasonable.Call 486-3577, after 6 p.m.HOUSEHOLD furniiure for 6 rooms including fridge: stove: piano; ete.Good condition.Reasonable, Call 637-8488.PORTABLE f{rigidaires; record players; radios; transistors; ete, at wholesale prices.434-1665 21 INCH T.V.: fruitwood telephone bench; 24 x 36 mirror.735-0924.TWO cribs complete; high chair.Call 482-1170.ELECTRIC exercycle, excellent condition, very reasonable, Call 731-5280 \u2014 277-5751.RICHLY CARVED TABLE, 18th Century Italian, with heavy black marble top.76%\" x 31%\", suitable for library hall or boardroom.Exceptionally beautiful, heavy woodwork.Special $500.Park Lane Gifts.1450 Peel, 288- KITCHEN set, 5 pieces; 19 inch TV, reasonable, RE.8-0350, 482 6195 GARRARD RC-88, monoral record changer, (auto-manual), diamond needle.all attach- BEDROOM suite, 2 night tables, ments: Natural Beaver coat, man's chifferobe and bureau (burl size 14-16.Reasonable.Call walnut); Thor wringer washer with 738-8974.timer and pump.Good condition.Reasonable, 484-8544.136 FOR SALE \u2014 Clothing and furs 288-3655 QUALITY RESALE DRESS SHOP Haute couture models, imports and better ladies\u2019 wear at a fraction of original costs, La dou lique Tantasque OPEN DAILY, INCLUDING SATURDAY, 10 to 6 P.M.THURSDAY & FRIDAY TILL 9 PM.2075 CRESCENT STREET (up stairs) M PV VV VV VV VP VV VV VV PV PV VV VV V VV VV PV VV VP VV VV VP VV VV VV VY VY VV VV VV PVP PV VV VV VVFVPVYVvYe SERVICE DIRECTORY i AMAA à in à de à à de à din, din à à à à ie à de le de à di die di de di de a din à à di a à à de Le de 6 Là à in LA de le de de à M à de di D de de à de de à 0e à BUILDING REPAIRS SHEA BROS.CONTRACTORS, For full estimates call 731-9001, Leaky roof repairs, stone, cement work, basement waterproofing, chimney and fireplace repairs.Work all guaranteed.DRESSMAKING Boutique Marie Claire Our own creations: truly one of a kind.Also made to order .Pleasant prices 2075 CRESCENT STREET 844-4011 EXCLUSIVE EUROPEAN DRESSES, SUITS.COATS CUSTOM MADE.REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS.HU.8-4245, CREATIVE Dressmaker Designer, Dresses, suits, gowns.All alterations accepted.Fast service.489-7086.ELECTRICAL SERVICES REPAIR your Televisions \u2014 Radios \u2014 ete.at low prices.$2.00 ver call.Free estimates at workshop, 484-1665.GENERAL REPAIRS CARPENTRY work of al kinds Intefior, Exterior painting.\u2014 Brick \u2014 Cement work \u2014 Roof repairs \u2014- waterproofing \u2014 Landscaping \u2014 Foundation repairs \u2014 Inside and outside.We also build garages.Call 768-3625.JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT.Garage door repairs, service, 747-6075, | Residence 684-3876.| 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 For à free estimate National Home Services CARTAGE AND MOVING BARBER MOVING WITH CARE EVERYWHERE Local and Long Distance\u2014Palletized Storage and Office Moves Packing and Crating for Rail Shipments Packing and Containerizing at your door for Overseas Shipments ACCURATE AND COMPLETE ESTIMATES \u2014 NO CHARGE \u2014 NO OBLIGATION AND STORAGE AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN LINES MOVING 866-2735 PAINTING, redecorating, brick and : cement work.pointing.Free estimate.| Reasonable.489-3033.138 FOR SALE \u2014 General Transferred Piano, upright, reconditioned.excellent condition with bench, $250.00; sewing machine zig-zag double needle, table model, new condition, $150.00.486-0664, 149 STAMPS AND COINS Have you tried stamp approvals and found them unsatisfactory?Then perhaps I may be of assistance to you with my unique service.Send \u201825c for complete and receive a bonus, too! ; DON WILSON SALES REG'D.P.O.Box 1182 Montreal 9, Que.information 151 WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED: All kinds of old-fashioned or antique household effects, 840-8670.WANTED red maple single bedroom set.must be in good condition, NA.5-5596.WE ARE LOOKING FOR GOOD SECOND HAND AND ANTIQUE FURNITURE.CALL 932-0680 DAYS.845-3035 EVENINGS.Wanted Fridge and stair runner 12-15 cubic feet, automatic defrost.Runner, 15 steps with rubber stair tread.658-6774, ue.sun FREE PRE-PLANNING BOOKLET MAILED UPON REQUEST eves.626-4339 HOME IMPROVEMENT PLAYROOMS $1.50 Sauare foot \u2018labor: $3.95 Square foo! Jabor and material: Call Louis Broughton 631-9786 Eves.HOUSEHOLD CLEANING Spring Cleaning ?| Save time and money ! WE guarantee that our drip- proof washing method will restore your walls to their origina) bright lustre.For Free Estimates Call 489-1267 154 LOST Reward LOST.ON HOLTON AVE.NEAR BRESLAY, LADY'S GOLD OMEGA WATCH WITH GOLD STRAP.CALL MRS.DOWNEY, 842-9411, DAYS OR 845-0432 EVENINGS.158 DOMESTIC PETS POODLES black, standard size, 12 weeks, registered.champion breed.Call 322-1539, FRENCH POODLES, fox pedigreed.674- pedigreed.674- BLACK puppy and Airdale, puppy and Airedale, DALMATIANS registered inoculated raised with love and children.Penbalo Kennel Reg'd.467-2704, 163 EDUCATIONAL Qualified Teacher WILL TUTOR IN MATHS, PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY, EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS.CALL 486-6439.TUTOR available, reasonable, for fast and successful result in all subjects, at all levels.Call Graham Finch, 737- 0967, TUTOR: Experienced High School Teacher, senior History and English.All subjects, Junior High level, Phone 274-8861, after 5 p.m, Nest \u20ac | Cea ew mimic fn us mes er rtacecam ev PIANO INSTRUCTION Piano Tuition .Sylvia Faust.Associate Royal College \u2018of Music London, graduate Royal School of Music London.England.482-9575.\"PLUMBING AND ROOFING PLUMBING __.ROOFING SEWEROCGTER CALL US FOR ESTIMATES | & ROOFING LTD.205 OLIVIER AVE, WESTMOUNT 935-1189 24 hour vervice UPHOLSTERING ! FOR reupholstering and recovering Jobs please call Mid- ! town Upholstering, 932-5912 | dass or 937-4446, after 3 p.m.Home & School .ce (Continued from page 11) 13th on \"The Crucial Early Years, Acquiring the Tools to Open Doors in Tomorrow\u2019s World: Mrs.W.R.Abbott of Strathcona Avenue is one of the panellists on Saturday afternoon on \u201cWhat should parents be going about education?'\u2019: and Mrs.Pamela Red- dall of Windsor Avenue, Executive Secretary of the Federation for the past 8l% years, is in charge of special administrative meeting.Roslyn School .(Continued from page 5) Jacobsen, Mrs.E.W.Rowat \u2018and Mrs, R.Menkes.The costumes for the show were organized by Mrs.Minty.| Irs.Davis, Mrs, Housden, Mrs.Patterson, Mrs.Hole, Mrs.Turley, Mrs.Yarnell, Mrs, Lewis, Mrs.Mercier, Mrs.Shea, Mrs.Gravenor, Mrs.Hand and Mrs.Common.It is the cooperation of Miss Wilson, the Canadian Ballet Association and the mothers who volunteer their time and help that makes it possible for the Home and School Association to offer this excellent ballet training to the children of Westmount, Parent Federation to debate varied Education Representatives of Quebec's Protestant parents will vote on 17 major resolutions about educa! tional affairs on May 12 and 13 at the 23rd Annnual Meeting of the Quebec Federation of Protestant Home and School! Associations, to be held at Sir George Williams University.The Federation, composed of 160 local associations at English ; Protestant schools in Quebec, will \u201cdebate the resolutions at à business meeting the afternoon of Fri- , day.May 12.A program of clinics and panel discussions on Friday evening and Saturday will consider a variety of subjects under the theme.\"How can we prepare our children for tmorrow's world?\" Appeals for action by Quebec provincial authorities feature a number of the resolutions! each sponsored by a local home-school association.Subject to adoption by a majority of delegates.they cal for: Establishment of clected region- ! \"pendent not on a al schoul boards, neutral as tu language and religion, to administer all public education in their areas.Election of school boards by all people of voting age entitled to Proposals use the services of the boards concerned, Advancement ol nomination day for school board candidates.and extension ol the hours ot nomination, Financing of all public education costs from the general provincial revenue rather than | property tax.Education of all children in ail subjects in both English and French.Specded-up development of tele: vision and radio as educational tools Exemption from sales tax on clothing for students.rather than the present law based on child size.School boards and principals, too, come in for a number of pro- pousals including these: Schoul boards and principals should encourage formation and operation of Home and School Associations, considering parents as partners in education.Schools should not charge Home and School Associations rent for facilities engaged for eul- tural activities by children such as ballet, art and French conversation classes.Winning Centennial Essay .(Continued from page 3) prefer a free government but: if, from indolence, or carcless-! ness, or cowardice, or want of public spirit, necessary for preserving it likely long to enjoy it\u201d\u2019.«1» Democracy and freedom are de- | leaders, but on the public as a \u201cor believe whole.If the people of demo: cratic Canada do not \u2018understand in their own ibid) enough to preserve and make them \u2018tions\u2019 ! them with a most dangerous situation.! The government can only do Many.however, feel that the | more a government does, the ;more the people should get, what the populus want it to do.and that they themselves have little or no responsibilities.They forget, however, \u2018one of wisest\u2019 things ever said about !the democratic citizen and his Beginner readers .lette: Hummingbirds by Betty John: Ants by C.A.Schoen-; ;knecht: Sad Mrs.Sam Sack by arrangements for the.!he Assembly on (Continued from page 6) A.Brothers.1 Can Read Books Little Bear: Father Bear Comes Home; Little Bear's Friend: by Else Homeland; Terry and the caterpillars by M.Selsam: Harry and the lady next door by G.Zion.News from.(Continued from page 3) May 3rd.After a few words to Fire Prevention, Chief Harper presented a certificate to the school, bearing the names of 8 Westmount Park boys who successfully completed a course on Fire during the Depu- Prevention winter by the ty.Thirty-two enthusiastic pupils under the supervision of Miss Shapiro, Miss Mathews and Mr.J.McCrea went to Candinc on given Assistant May 4th and toured the Vintex Plastic factory owned by Mr.Shapiro.After lunch in the grounds the pupils returned home, stopping on the way to watch a ship passing through the St.Catherine Locks.trip was altogether successful in terms of education and pleasure, and the Home and Industry Department is making good use of 100 yards of material donated by Mr, Shapiro.| they are unequal: to the exertions they are un-\u2019 handful of.institu- work,\" - | WESTMOUNT PLUMBING then this country will be faced Little Bear's Visit all, The government: \u201cThose who have responsibilities without rights are those who have rights without responsibilities are parasites\u2019 tibid) Democracies require from their people not merely obedience co-operation\u2019 ibid).* Today in this atomie age, \u2018would be wise to remember that our influence goes far beyond the boundaries of our own country.We are citizens not merely of one country but ol the whole world.This world needs, everywhere, the spirit of democracy at ils best.if it is to solve its problems of world government, If a person does not respecl his country he is not worthy to be called a citizen.It is impor: tant that we look at the traditions of our past with respect and reverence, We also have the duty to respect change and progress.For example, look how far Canada has come from \u2018the days of Jacques Cartier.Why, without change we never \u201cwould have achieved self government, and without pro gress we would be left behind \u2018in the fields of economie, science, culture, industry, and just about anything else you could name.Thus we can sec that it is our duty to build on what we already have.Of ; Course, the wise and mature citizen knows what to improve and what to leave to posterity In addition, we, the Youth ot Canada, should feel it our duty to pursue the knowledge of our \u2018country.We should know how the government operates and everything else concerning Canada.We are constantly being told that we are the leaders of tomorrow, well it is true.We must be ready to ac cept this supreme challenge of governing a country, a cous- try which is very much alive, vastly growing and maturing Of course, we want it to be a better country than it was in our father's time.Fo accom plish this we must take the ne- \u201cCessary sieps nou | These are what 1 consider to be the most important respon: sibilities of a Canadian.They are not only every other Canadian's responsibilities, but they are mine as well If | wish and expect to be a good citizon I must live up to them and my heritage in this youn country.You know, there is now- where else in the world that I'd rather live than in Canada, *#Building the Canadian Nation.by George W.Brown: J.M.Dent & Sons Ltd.VAS eT Ro ay hy £961 \u2018U1 Aow \u2018Aopsnay, \u2018souruæoxg sunousseaa WL \u2014 SL The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 11, 1967 \u2014 16 At Westmount High Students Council election to-day By SUE BARTON & CATHERINE DUFF Election Week at Westmount who \u201cbest combine the quali- High is always a very busy one \u2014and this year's wus no exception, All school clubs and organizations have chosen new executives for the coming year.Voting for the 1967 - 68 Student's Council Executive takes place al noon today - - - cClec-' tion assemblies were held yesterday and campaigning went on all week, Candidates for the new Executive are as follows President David Oliver Norman King Lvnne Kassie David Kooperstock Treasurer John Banks John MacKenzie Michael Charness Assistant to the 1st Vice Pres, Connie Vorman Linda Ritchie Chip MacKenzie Secretary: Martin Cukierman ties of honour.scholarship, and sportsmanship\u2019.The winners are chosen by their fellow students, thus making the award especially significant.(Boys vote for the boys, girls for the girls) For the first time, boys and girls were not separated during voting, at the assembly, the Alumnae was represented by Miss E., Dewey, Mrs, J.E.Swift, S.Dewey.Mrs.J.EE.Swift, and Mrs.E.Drummond, and The Old Boys\u2019 by Mr.J, Fer- rabee.Mr.P, Johnson, Mr.A.Buckmaster, and Mr.K.Nellis.The Award winners will he announced at the Student's Weredale wins Floor Hockey Weredale House won the championship in the Montreal Junior Recreation Floor Hockey League on Saturday April 29, 1967 by going through the playoffs undefeated.Besides winning the Johnson Wire Works Trophy for the overall championship they also won the Melcher's \u2018Trophy for winning their section A during the regular season.Tyndale\u201d House won the Mel- cher\u2019s Trophy for coming on top in Section B.The top scorers Ltro- phy went to Steve Bourke from the Westmount YMCA and the top goaler\u2019s trophy went to the St.Thomas Aquinas Boys\u2019 Club.2nd Vice-President: Chuck Simcoe Ohver Fsmonde White Paul Mergler Assistant to (he Znd Vices Ç Pres: Neil MacFarlane Chris Porter Tracy Abbey Voting for the \u201cAward of Honour\u201d took place at last l\u2018ri- day's senior assembly, The Westmount High School! Alum- nue and the Old Boys\" Association present the awards to the graduating girl and boy respectively, who have performed a great service to the school and Instruction program | for baseball | The City of Westmount Re- are residents of Westmount and! who are 14 years of age and under as of January Ist.(Boys | who are (4 after January Ist.1967, are eligible.\\ Sessions will | take place on Saturday mornings | at the Westmount Athletic.Grounds commencing May 27th at 9.00 a.m, Please register ul the recrea- | tion office as soon as possible, those interested in track and hal, for girls.8-14 years and rc = Dee SEE & DRIVE | r | È | È L COME ON IN TODAY.OPEN Till 9 P.M \u2018taking part.Kach group of ten | done.We are looking forward to | -one adult .i creation Department Baseball In-; structional Program will be held; again this year for boys who ALL MODELS \u2014 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SPORTS CAR SPECIALISTS Ltd.| coma ssainst tre winner of the 382 VICTORIA AVE.WESTMOUNT Council Award Assembly to be The clubs participating in the held on May 24th.: , ; | league were: Weredale House; Expo Trip: Students in grades Dawson's Boys\u2019 Club: Negro \u2018 ( : i : Tb nd 8 who have ave nih Community Center; Tyndale pe 0 f caving pal t \u2018Ee | House: Westmount YMCA; le fora AP {0 LXPO In) G.YMCA: Lachine-Dorval sponsored by the Protestant a.,; ; + a reef oe YMCA: and the St.Thomas Aqui- School Board of Greater Mont- (nas Boys\u2019 Club.real.Buses leave the schoo) at 9:30 a.m.and reload at Place! We wish to thank all managers D'Accueil for the return at 3:00.and coaches and especially the Approximately 690 students are | execlive committee for a job well students will be accompanied by a bigger and happier season next i ap year, Unity Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Club New Club Staff welcomed By CHUCK TYLER ; field, The club will be entering i two meets within the next month.Mrs, L.Willis, club secretary.Our woodwork shop is a leaves this week for a holiday! going concern again, thanks lo in lurope and the British Isles.James McRae.Boys are flocking | The staff and members join in, 0 the shop every afternoon and; evening, \u2018Mr.Mac\u2019 hopes (0 wishing her and hubby a bon voyage, Mrs.Willis\u2019 cheerful lclass in the near future, Any- ness and efficiency will be sore-!gpne with experience in pottery! ly missed by all, work and with a little time to Two people joined the club SPare is urged to contact the staff (his week.Miss Laurie, © lub.We have equipment and Maxwell, previously of the with a bit of skilled help we | Lions Boys and Girls Club, Should be able to provide our | will be involved in arts and youngsters with a very interest.crafts and in girls\u2019 physical ing hobby.program.John MeDonaugh who Registration has begun for recently graduated from Bishop's (hose members who intend to go, University, has already formed à to one of the three Montreal basketball house-league for sen-_ Boys\u2019 Association Camps this |, ior members and old-boys and is summer.Camp Lewis is for] preparing a training program for | boys, 8-15 years.Camp Light- | | Camp Amy Molson.for boys.cs | years and girls, 6-9 years.Register at the club to avoid; line-ups at the head office and; register quickly, as camps fill | up before the end of May.67 ROVERS ® 2000 sports ® 2000 TC e 3-Liter ® Now Here! The all New 2000 With Automatic Transmission.Unity girls emerged victorious ; [rom the semi-final round of the ;Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Club Volleyball | League.They defeated Rose- | mount by scores of 21-2 and 121-16.High scorers for Unity were Christine Henson with 13 | points and Nancy Dallas with ; 10.The girls enter the final COMPARE OUR DEAL other semi-final, Pt.St.Charles Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Club or St.Andrew's Youth Centre.Good work so far girls, We are with 482-9595 AUTHORIZED ROVER DEALER e ;a fine job of coaching.Greta | |has arranged a game for the ; girls against a Sherbrooke team\u2019 on Saturday.May 20th.SERVICE e mechanics who are really familiar with all models + up-to-date modern facilities + spare parts under same roof i you all the way.Girls\u2019 supervi- |sor, Miss Greta Allen has done City of Westmount softball schedule | Thursday.May lth to Wed- | Nesday.May 17th.| MOSQUITO LEAGUE + Thursday, May 11th, Generals vs Marlins, diamond 2.| | Friday.May 12th, Red Wings \"vs Marlins, diamond 1.| JAGUAR OF EASTERN CANADALTD.ri i= = 8505 Delmeade Road, Montreal, Tel.342-1732 \u201cYour headquarters Tuesday, May 16th, Marlins vs Jets, diamond 2, for good servicing\" PEE WEE LEAGUE : Tuesday, May 16th, Braves vs Dodgers.diamond 1.+ ! involve the girls in a pottery |\" WESTMOUNT YMCA SUMMER FUN CLUB For Boys And Girls 8-13 And HAPPY HOLIDAY CLUB For Boys And Girls 6-7 .+ « AN IN-THE-CITY PROGRAM OF FUN AND LEARNING THROUGH PROGRAMS OF SWIMMING, SPORTS, CRAFTS AND TRIPS.1st PERIOD \u2014 2nd PERIOD \u2014 3rd PERIOD \u2014 July 4th - 14th July 17th - 28th July 31st - August 11th 4th PERIOD (Swimming Only) Aug.14th-25th REGISTRATION FORMS AND FURTHER INFORMATION 4585 Sherbrooke St.West 937-3916 Let's face it.seagram's Plant Tour isn't for just anybody Maybe buses give you claustrophobia.Or your feet hurt.In which case, we'll count you out.But if you've a lively curiosity\u2014would enjoy seeing the world's most technically- advanced distillery\u2014take a scenic bus ride with us, from the Sheraton Mt.Royal to LaSalle.As you know, it takes years to produce a perfectly-blended whisky.Many intricate steps are involved.Some as new as Expo .some go back a good 500 years to when the first Scot distilled something called wuisgebeatha .making good whisky an integral part of man's world.See it all\u2014just 242 hours from tour-start to finish.Reservations and fuil details at 849-5271 (local 281) 4 tours daily, Monday-thru-Saturday from May 1st through Expo The House of Seagram "]