The Westmount examiner, 8 juin 1967, Cahier 1

[" By ERIC NEAL \u2018Next week's weather JUNE 10 TO 17 Cloudless blue sky sunrises are normal to open this holiday week.Humidity high.so afternvon heat thundershowers may be expected, with gusty winds.Electrical storms, heavy wind damage and flooded underpasses always possible for this moon First Quarter.Funnel clouds for some Ontario and Vermont regions mid-week.Still showery with some hail, but improving geaerally for the 5e weekend.Dry and hot next week.Examiner; Vol.XXXV, No.22 MONTREAL 6, THURSDAY, JUNE 8.1967 24 PAGES Centennial Reference Room construction ready to start Work is about to start on the brary during the summer months Centennial Reference Room and Mid June will be a difficult pev- the interior renovations of he fod but every possible step will be ; ; taken to keep the Library open Westmount Public Library and, while construction goes on.Stu- this will entail a measure of in- dents working hard for their convenience to those using the Li.school-leaving examinations will ; be relieved to know that work will \u2018not start in the Reference Room Ltill their studies are over.e e City quiet e police report Police Chief E, C, Harper suggests to citizens that a good way to be prepared for possible emergency would be to study a new for this inconvenience every book which will be available soon member may take double the at the library called \u2018How to de- number of books on his card tor fend yourself and your family at Summer Loan, home,\" by George Hunter.| The contractor will close off the i Reading Room in order to remove \u201cthe central fireplace and at this time novels and magazines will be temporarily shelved in the hall and Reference Room.By way of amends to the public This will include all books except new fiction, new non-fiction and mystery stories, Borrowers are asked to bring their choice of be a mistake.it still contains yok to the circulation desk stal- .many helpful ideas on how to deal that they want these books for { with mauraders before his trained_ summer Loan rather than the re staff can arrive on the scene (0 gular borrowing period.tak oT.terrace overlooking the pool.Westmount Park.axe ove ! The Children's Library will he with its shady trees in almost full leaf makes AL the same time in Westmount closed for one month at mid- the background.{ for more than a week now no ar- symmer.The date is not yet cer- _ _ rests have been made, no stores tain but the children will be told While the chief feels that to take the book too literally would The swimming pool has come alive \u2014 C Westmount swimming pool proved a popular spot when the weather turned suddenly warm.Our photographer got this fine shot from the Former resident named for N.Y.University post Dr.David Z.Robinson, a native of Westmount, has been named cal assistant to the President\u2019s vice-president for academic affairs at New York University.Dr.Robinson is the son of the Honorable Mr.Justice Benjamin Robinson, of Forden Crescent, and was a 1943 graduate of West- mount High.He took his B.A in Chemistry and Physics in 1946, and a Ph.Din 1959, at Harvard.After becoming a United States citizen in 1954, his work has included service as a scientific liaison officer in the Office of Naval Research, London branch, in 1959.From 1961 until this recent appointment, he was a member of Quebec Legislature reads housing bill for Westmount Westmount's long awaited private bill was read before the Quebec Legislature Private Bills Committee on Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.in the presence of Mayor Michael L.Tucker and members of the council.Aldermen Gross, Doheny, McEntyre, city attorney A.M.Weldon, Q.C.and city manager Norman T.Dawe.If it is passed by both houses of the Quebec parliament it will be then possible for the city of West- mount to proceed with its plans to seek National Housing Act support for its public housing pro-| gram to provide accommodation for the fifty Selby street householders who must be moved by September 30 to make way for the trans Canada Highway.INDEX Churches .6 Classifieds .10-11 Editorial .4 Sports .11 Women's .8-9 | the White House staff, as a techni- ; special assistant in the Office of Science and Technology.| He will take over his new post on July 1, when he will help plan and administer mstructional, re- .search and public service programs at the University.Council makes traffic changes The Administrative Traffic Committee, has recommended that a \u2018No parking between signs\u2019 area be established in front of the entrance to the Alexis Nihon Plaza on St, Catherine street and the city council has ordered the in-! stallation of the signs.Based on, citizens requests and a study of the traffic conditions at various | places in the city, and in co.| operation with the Montreal Transportation Commission, it was also recommended that a stop sign be placed on Belfrage Road at the northeast corner of! Roslyn Avenue, The stop sign | which is presently on Sunnyside\" Avenue at Upper Bellevue Avenue which was placed there on a tem- | porary trial basis was made a, permanent installation; A 20-mile-per-hour sign will be erected on Lansdowne Avenue for southbound traffic from the Boulevard to Westmount Avenue.Bike rider injured R.Remis, 20, a student of 2055 Closse street in Montreal was slightly injured when the Honda motorcycle he was driving was hit by a car at the corner of Greene and St.Catherine last Thursday at 10.05 p.m.Driven by a resident of 4300 de Maisonneuve boulevard, it was alleged that the car involved had passed through a red light.| broken into and no one has been Auto and | Vacation Guide with this issue in plenty of time to stock up on \u201cburglarized or molested.| summer reading.They will be al- A staff of from 15 to 20 police lowed cight books on each ecard | officers out of a total of 70 are on, rather than the usual four, From | duty at all times of course.the! BOW on all children\u2019s books will i only people in the station who ob- ' 10! be due back till after Labor serve weekends being the clerical \"78Y- (staff.The fire department next| By Labor Day all should be in door has had similar lack of order and both staff and public | emergency with the same staff in' will welcome the expanded facili- .readiness at all times, \"ties.Police team gain accuracy frophies Westmount Police Officers display Lheir well- earned awards after the presentation of trophies made recently at Maisonneuve Hall, of Labatt's Brewery in Ville LaSalle.From left to right: Chief Training Officer A.Lowson.P.S.0.Jim Coleman holds the Delalanne and Sharp trophies, Deputy Chief S.Ashford, P.S.0.G.Carrière with the most improved shooting trophy, Sgt.K, Garrett holds both the Colonel Lean and Expert shooting trophies, Sgt.G.McKenna the Tyrol trophy, P.S.0.R.Rollauer the Powis trophy, and P.S.0.E, Doucette, The trophies were gained for accuracy after indoor training for slow, timed, and rapid fire revolver shooting, during the 1966 and 1967 season of the Montreal Police West-End League of Municipalities, which met cach Tuesday evening during the winter and included the police forces of St.Laurent, LaSalle, Dorval, Pointe Claire, Ville St, Pierre and Westmount, Three ranges were used for the training, those of Westmount, Dorval and Ville St.Laurent, The Westmount officers gained the highest team averages presentation of any department. 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the largest increases were in Manitoba (11.8%), Saskatchewan (7.8%), and Alberta (6.5%).Tobacco Consumption: Cigarettes entered for consumption, as indicated by the sale of excise revenue stamps, numbered 3,796,- 880,845 in April, an increase of 1.4% over last year\u2019s April total of 3,745,005,680, The number of cigars entered for consumption dropped to 32,320,845 from 34,418,- 365.Cut tobacco entered for consumption rose during the month to 1,516,295 pounds from 1,461,718, while plug tobacco decreased to 67,185 pounds from 67,- 790, and snuff to 37,246 pounds from 71,923.Cigarettes released for export during the month totalled 30,646,600, and for ship\u2019s stores, 17,543,200.Births, Deaths and Marriages: Canada\u2019s birth rate during the January-April period sank 5.9% to 123,551 from 131,259 in the cor- {responding 1966 period.All provinces, with the exception of New Brunswick which reported an 0.8% increase, showed declines in the number of birth registered.These ranged from 0.4% in British Columbia and Alberta to 12.7% in Quebec.During April | birth registrations filed in provincial offices totalled 31,217, up SILVE ; 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The exhibit, located along the corridor leading to the book stacks, consists of posters, magazine and newspaper clippings, pamphlets.maps, menus, transporiation schedules, and various other bits help one enjoy Expo to the fullest.Materials are grouped under the headings of how to get there: parking facilities; admission: where to stay and how to reserve accommodations; transport on the Expo site; what to see; entertainment; where to eat and prices: child care facilities; and information services.On the display shelves opposite the circulation desk we have an illustrated volume of the Chicago World\u2019s Fair of 1892-3, presented to the Westmount Library by Miss Edith B.Lewis of Hudson Heights, Qué.in memory of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.F.J.Lewis.The public is certain to find this account of the Chicago Fair fascinating in itself and most interesting in comparison with Expo 67.FROM THE EXAMINER FILES Twenty-five years ago this week Dr.J.Roddick Byers, of The Boulevard, was given an honorary life membership of the Canadian Tuberculosis Association at their Toronto com- vention, Second Lieutenant James Henry Graham and the former Miss Lilian Jean Woods were married at Westmount Park United Church.tion to be held at the Berkley Hotel on Thursday, June 8, 1967 at\u2019 declared himself as a candidate the Con- tor McCutcheon left his position! as Assistant General Manager of | pany of Canada in 1941 to serve founded Argus.a holding | Expo information of useful information, designed to: Westmount YPC hosts Senator McCutcheon men, Senator McCutcheon was | very active in charitable, educational and welfare organizations | during this period.He is a Governor of the University of Toronto, a Member of the Board of St.Francis Xavier University and | served on the Blayden Commission on University Financing.He was President of the Canadian | Welfare Council.served two terms as chairman of the Metropolitan and is connected with several hospital and volunteer nursing organizations.In a recent article The Financial Times said: \u2018\u2018During his hard working years as head of the Canadian Welfare Council he (Senator McCutcheon) probably learned more about real ' | welfare needs than any MP clamouring for indiscriminate govern- | ment handouts\u201d Senator McCutcheon joined the Toronto United Appeal | Fire fighters honored here The Muscular Dystrophy Asso ciation of Canada has presented a certificate of merit for the second vear running to the Westmount Local 981 of the International Association of Firefighters in recognition of distinguished service in the fight against muscular dystro- phy.The certificate represents the thanks of the association for the help given it by the firefigh- \u2018tors.Massey Ferguson, | Conservative government in 1962 | as Minister without portfolio and | , was charged with the implemen- | tation of the Glassco Commission : report on government organiza-, | tion.After the resignation of Mr.| of Argus and served on the Hees, he served as Minister of Trade and Commerce until the | defeat of the government.Since April 1963, Senator Mc- other Canadian and U.S.com-' most active Conservative speakers across Canada.Cutcheon has been one of the | APARTMENT TO LEY CEDAR PLAZA 1745 CEDAR AVE.SPACIOUS 72 ROOM SUITE (TOP FLOOR) Large living room, dining room, walk- in closets, 2 bathrooms and wder room.Unobstructed view of ntreal Managed by: THE ROYAL TRUST CO.932-7090 DR.TASSY SINGERMAN OPTOMETRIST 'S 5887 Victoria Ave.\u2014 737-2611 CONTACT LENSES EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED fauna and flora, for a great and child's life.GO WEST! GUIDED CAMPING TOUR CHILDREN AGES 8 TO 15 \u2014 JULY & AUGUST See the Rockies \u2014 Banff \u2014 Jasper Park \u2014 Calgary Stampede \u2014 Alaska Highway \u2014 Yukon.Activities include Trail Hiking.Campfires, Panning Gold, etc.Explore the beauties of nature, wildlife, living and sharing together.This is a unique chance SELECTED GROUP References required.For further information, phone: 481-5019 informative, educational.Enjoy unforgettable experionce in a The Annual Rotary Club of Westmount CARNIVAL Planned For June 13th to 17th Has Been CANCELLED THE DRAWING FOR THE PONTIAC CAR WILL TAKE PLACE ON JUNE 28th We thank you for past patronage and support ROTARY CLUB OF WESTMOUNT a ae a te ee ae Men a ee a Ne ee ee E SORRY! il ome eee ea\" a\" aT eM Te Pa eT a Te Ne a a \"a oe PL The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 8, 1967 \u2014 @ The Paper of the President of ANADIAN wa, \u2018 \u201c Vitara as WESTMOUNT IRI A717 (XD a THE HUGH R.MOUNT, General Manager Printed and Published Every Thursday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29 John W.Sancton President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick Chairman Editorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulation Display Advertising Departments 481-277 Classified Advertising \u2014 8:30 a.m.to 5 p.m.Dally (To 10:00 p.m.Mon.& Tues.) 481-0451 The Exaininer aims (0 be un independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.$1.20 half year.Five cents a copy.Newspapers Association, Quebec Newspapers Association, Mail subscriptions : Member of the Canadian Weekly $2,50 per year; Authorized as Second Cluss Mall by the Post Office Department, Ottawa and fu: payment of postage in cash, iA F IGH school students of the Protestant persuasion in Westmount, as throughout the province, in another year or so may be following a course of religious instruction a far cry from the existing scripture study for many years sandwiched in as part of the English curriculum.The Protestant Committee of the Superior Council of Education of Quebec, of which West- mounter Wesley H.Bradley, QC, is chairman have heen consulting with representatives of regional school boards throughout the province.They have found some agreement on the need for change.and have authorized a five- member team of theologi- vally-oriented pedagogues to develop a new course to be tried out first, as a pilot projected, in the two new regional high schools embracing grades 7 to 11 in the Chateau- guay valley, southwest of Montreal at Chateau- guay and Ormstown.At the same time, Protestant clergy are being encouraged, apparently by Mr.Bradley's committee, to name chaplains to schools.:k th tk I is interesting the *Chateauguay valley region was chosen for this experimentation and not.say, Westmount.For the new $3.5-million edifice al Ormstown is to have another innovation: it is designed to accommodate 1.000 Protestant and 300 English-speaking Roman Catholic students of the area, a sensible model of practical ecumenical cooperation.Fhe latter will.of course, have their own chaplain and their own fraditional religious instruction.The Protestants apparently are to he say Whither 'Protestant\u2019 religious education?| sw Caen rp i oR \u201cup sides\u201d from the outset.It is a brave, bold siep, perhaps long overdue, but fraught with some concerns in the locality where it is first to be applied.First glimmers of the plan broke in April at a congregational meeting of one of the Ormstown churches, with unanswered questions from parents and teachers as to the content of the new course, how it would re- viewpoints of | concile various denominations, who and with what quali-' fications would teach the subjects.Last week a local tcacher, who is on the committee devising the new course, lifted the veil through a local church newsletter.The matter of selection of a chaplain was in the hands of the area\u2019s ministerial association; the course of study was to include \u201cman\u2019s developing religious concepts, the family and the community, and the development of moral and social ethics.\u201d Hd * = ] NTER-CHURCH goodwill in the Chateauguay valley makes it a good place to experiment.The above outline should tread on a minimum of religious toes.But we cannot help but wonder what may happen when the pilot project comes to be applied in, say, the more diverse urban areas.\u201cProtestant\u201d education in Quebec may be more properly described as \u201cnon-Roman Catholic* \u2014 in other words: all the others, who are widely diverse.This so-far quiet attempt by the Protestant Committee to introduce a slightly - less watered down course of \u201creligion\u201d won't easily satisfv every- You Say Sirs: : This letter has been prompted by a concern for the wel- | fare of Westmount residents | and especially children.In re-! cent years, Clarke Avenue be-' low Sherbrooke Street has more and more taken on the aspect of a major thoroughfare.In the morning, eastbound drivers use it to get from Sherbrooke Street to Ste.Catherine or Dorchester Boulevard; and, in the evening, the same hordes, on their way home from downtown, literally race from Avenue de Maison- neuve, Ste, Catherine, and Dorchester north along Clarke to Sherbrooke and Cote St.Antoine, in the hope of crossing Clarke and Sherbrooke on a green light.The flow of traffic at non-rush hours continues only slightly abated.All this rapid movement in two directions by all types of vehicles at all hours on quite a narrow street would be jangling enough on the nerves of any group of householders in a similar position, Bul more than just nerves are enda- gered by this traffic.For, in the short distance along Clarke from Ste.Catherine to Sherbrooke Street, are located three churches (The Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, St.Leon, nd the Ascension of Our Lord) and one school (St, Leo's Academy).Clarke is crowded as well with other children going to and from Westmount High School on Ste.Catherine, and St.Paul's Academy and Selwyn House on Cote St.Antoine, Clarke Avenue is, therefore, not merely a near-racetrack for hurrying motorists; but il is also a pedestrian thoroughfare for children attending four schools in the immediate vicinity and for children and adults attending weekday and weekend services at three churches.Although one might argue that the schoolchildren are in classes during peak rush hours, observation proves otherwise.They go to school during the morning rush hour; they go home for lunch and often engage in play on the edge of the road during the noon- hour, when motorists are hurrying back and forth; and after school, they are still in the process of walking home and horse-playing during the \u2018\u2018five o'clock rush\u201d.In view of these circumstances, I would like to inquire of the Westmount City Council, on behalf of the residents and children, what steps are necessary to have Clarke Avenue made into a one-way street (either north or south), at least between Avenue de Mai- sonneuve and Sherbrooke Street.This question should be answered soon, in the interest of all concerned.A position may be prepared if required.Yours respectfully Elizabeth E.Wilkins (Mrs.Robert C.) Editor's Note: This is a copy of a letter addressed to the Mayor and City Council of Westmount, one, least of all the increasingly vocal group calling for non-confes- sional education.What of the Jews?What of nonbelievers?Mr.Bradley and the Protestant Committee would do well to make a more forthright exposition of their intentions, so that it may be studied and discussed, rather than let a matter so close to the sensibilities simply leak out, incomplete, from the suburbs and exurbs.C.M.DRURY YOUR MP OTTAWA REPORTS FROM \u201cThe medium is the massage.\u201d This slogan of Marshall McLuhan, the Toronto professor of communications, ir probably the most quoted Canadian saying of the sixties, It sums up McLuhan's belief that the medium through which we receive information affects our They Say Hidden living costs For publicity-seeking pundits today, a most popular crusade is the criticism and exposure of items in the rising cost of living.It is an important facet of economic life, and one which touches every person in the land.In a brief to the touring Sen- ate-Commons committee on, consumer prices, the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce recommended that Canadians should be told how much they are paying in direct and indirect taxes.It also recommended that there should be a study in depth determining how much is syphoned off by tax gatherers from producer to consumer, \u201cFor each dollar that a company pays out to its shareholders or retains for future development,\u201d the brief stated, \u2018it pays oul $1.04 to the government in corporation tax, This happens at each step along the way from producer to consumer of which the consumer is only vaguely aware, if, indeed, he is aware at all.\u201d One recent speaker has said: \u2018\u2018Reading the committee\u2019s interim report makes it clear that what may have appeared to be a beautifully simple solution (blaming rising food prices on advertising and packaging costs) did not stand up to scrutiny.Even before the latest increase in federal sales tax the Economic Council of Canada stated that idi- rect taxes \u2018may have conceivably accounted for somewhere in the vicinity of a quarter of the overall increase in prices in Canada over the past few years.\u201d \u201cThis remarkable conclusion has been received in silence, If it has been received at all.\u2019 \u2014 Delhi \u2018Ont.) News Record.[J .Is this justice ?How often a driver in- involved in an accident attempts to hide his impairment from recent drinking! But you know if a driver in Canada kills a person and is convicted of impaired driving, the longest prison term he can be given on a first offense is three months.But a driver guilty of exactly the same thing but found guilty of erimi- nal negligence is liable to life imprisonment.A driver guilty of dangerous driving faces a maximum of two years\" imprisonment, which is the same sentence that hangs over the head of a man who steals a loaf of bread.Is this Justice?\u2014 Milton (Ont) Canadian Champion.; ' | | understanding of the information and our reaction to it.For example, since most people are conscious of the war in Viet Nam because of television programs, the public response is different than it would be if our principal source of information was radio or the newspapers.As television has become a predominant source of public information, Parliament must adapt itself to the demands of the electronic eye.How will this new medium affect the \u201cmessage\u201d of Parliament?What are the principal functions of the Parliament in 1967?The original and most obvious function of Parliament is the enactment of legislation.This essential activity is usually not very interesting to watch and would probably not receive much attention from a television producer.In the House of Commons, the passage of legislation takes the form of a consultation of the members.In fact virtually all legislation is drafted by civil servants in consultation with a Cabinet minister, introduced by the minister, and, after a series of eritical speeches by opposition members and supporting speeches by gouvernment members, passed by a vote which conlorms to party lines.i.e., all government members and perhaps all members of one or more opposition parties vote in favour of all members of other opposition parties vote against.Under modern conditions.a government has available to it more information and expertise than private members of the House, Most of the initiative and responsibility for legislation must rest with the government.On the other hand, no government is infallible and opportunities must be provided for criticism and improvement of legislation by elected representatives.À properly functioning parliament will strike a balance between allowing a few members to stall the legislative process and reducing the legislature to a rubber stamp for government deici- sions.At the risk of exposing its fallibility (an exposure which can have disastrous effects at election time) I think a government should be prepared to accept constructive suppes- tions for changes during debate.If there is no possibilitty of affecting the legislation, che debate becomes sterile and the individual members impotent and frustrated, The present government showed its willingness to accept helpful amendments during recent debates on immigration and stranspor- tation bills.It seems to me that televising Parliament would have less effect on its legislative function than on its other fune- tions.1 assume that a television producer would concentrate on the more spectacular aspects of Parliament about which 1 will write next week.+ A ! + § î A EH e Bi ÿ i | « ¥ - ® Eee EE eee rar it te put sd A oki A en Te repr ein Es qe Sr re By Oliver Towne The Red Cross must collect 4,250 pints of blood each week to, supply the hospitals affiliated to its free Blood Transfusion Service in Western Quebec.Donors have a choice of two permanent centres to make their blood donation.The one in the East End is located at 3131 Sherbrooke street east, and the one in the West End is at 2180 Dorchester boulevard west.Both centres are open from 9:00 a.m.to 7:00 p.m., Monday to Friday.Volunteer ladies and students! \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 oor mee Te who are now ou their holidays | pital, Griffits Memirial Hall, are needed to help at mobile and Clinic Entrance on Northcliffe St., Children\u2019s Library list missing books LIFE-GIVING DEAD SEA Huge quantitiea of potassium chloride and other chemicals are The Juvenile Department of the Juvenile Department during the being taken from the Dead Sea.Library has its problems with missing books.A volume of the; brand new World Book Ency- a month after being placed on the impending alterations all books is- Since potassium chloride is a sued will be stamped with a Sep- valuable fertilizer, the Dead Sea tember return date.in an indirect way bas become .un important life-giving source.| clopedia has been stalen less than | shelf.It is volume eleven \"\u201cJ-K\u201d; with a green binding trimmed i with blue and gold.The Lands and Peoples Ency- _clopedia has also been pilfered.The fourth volume of this set is bound in navy blue with gold trim.Southern and Eastern Asia is the topic covered in the missing volume.Longer Loan Announced | To simplify circulation iu the RADIO EQUIPPED DAY & NIGHT SERVICE LANSDOWNE TAXI REG\u2019D.18 Gladstone ~\u2014 Westmount 933-8484 SPECIAL & HOURLY RATES \u2014 OUT OF TOWN TRIPS CHRISTENINGS \u2014 WEDDINGS \u2014 FUNERALS \u2014 AIRPORT Operated by E.Gallagher permanent clinics.Also needed | are volunteer telephonists to contact blood donors tor emergency | and special heart operations.| On Thursday.June 15 a Red Cross blood donors clinic will be held at the Queen Elizabeth Hos-| i | GET A NEW BUG ONLY 1798 EASY TERMS | | from 10:00 a.m.to 12:00 noon and Fencing Club | p.m.to 9:30 p.m.1:30 p.m.to 5:00 p.m.On Friday.June 16.the clinic does well af 'y\u2019 will be at the Veteran's Associa-' tion Branch No.14 and West- Professor Stephen Vamos who mount Fire Department, The Roy- | instructs the Fencing Club at the | al Montreal Regiment, 4625 Ste.| YMCA in Westmount, told the re- Catherine St.West.from 2:00 cent annual meeting that mem- {bership during the year was La * + maintained at a good level with Real Estate sales in the City of participation around one hundred Westmount for the mouth of, percent for both Junior and Sen-; March this year amounted to ior Divisions.$750,450 for 14 properties.From A good showing was made in January to March inclusive the (gurnaments also the professor resales were $3,528,921 for 53 pro- ported.John Erdely won the perties.Provincial Champion in Sabre and * # # placed second in Sabre in the Na- Apologies are due to Anne Nor- | tionals.Bob Cardozo placed sec- kus.whose Centennial Essay on ond in Sabre in the Provincials.\u2018My Responsibilities as a Cana- Herbert Obst placed third in Sa- dian\" won honorable mention and ; bre in the Provincials and placed was published last week in The first in the Maple Leaf Foil Inter- Examiner.without her name.We national.He also placed first in are very sorry Anne.we hope the Governor General's Interna- you will forgive us.Your name.tional.which was sel in type.somehow\u2019 \u2014\u2014 .-\u2014- - _ _ got separated from the story and.son Road.has been appointed no one \u2018caught\u2019 it.i provincial chairman for the com- + * % ling year on the National UNICEF John Watson & Company.the Committee.plumbing people owned and oper- 4 # + ated by Grainger Tompkinson, lo-'Ken Weldrick of the Weredale OR GET AN ECONOMICAL LARGE SELECTION \u2014 ALL PRICE RANGES \u2014 OTHER MAKES TOO! AT OUR cated for many, many.many, Scout Group was recently present- i years on Greene Ave, moving on, ed with his Queen's Scout badge July 15th to new quarters on Vie-: by Mr.E.Mountjoy.Westmount's \u2018toria opposite the Vets Taxi stand.A.D.C.This was the first Queen's, + * * \u2018scout badge to be awarded at Mrs.R.E.Parsons, 11 de Cas- Weredale for a number of years.Unity Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Club Contests and activities are underway for June Final exam time is here again ber that the library is available to WESTMOUNT PROPERTY WANTED Contemplating Selling ?Receive the personal assistance of our well informed Westmount representatives.Mrs.Margaret Evans \u2014 932-6329 nd Mr.Donald A.Baillie \u2014 935-1611 Redpath Realties 937-8501 and many members at the club are making use of the library.If you have trouble finding a quiet corner at home to study, remem- NEW DOWNTOWN SHOW ROOM 4040 ST.CATHERINE W.(JUST WEST OF THE FORUM) AUT® HAMER EN pan up to our MONTREAL S LARGEST rd about VOLKSWAGEN Our water heating.CENTRE JOHN WATSON LIMITED 932-1496 yy VW 342-0990 C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service & Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 ENQUIRE ABOUT OUR SPECIAL \u201cEXPO 67\u201d BUY AND REPURCHASE PLAN you.If you are behind in certain subjects, the staff is ready to help.Please, do not make the big mistake of leaving exam preparations until the last.Those who do well in the schooling are eligible for points toward the big \u2018U\u2019 award.Members of Carol Bolsters tap-dancing class, take note.The classes will continue for the month of June.Registration is now underway for the Family Day at Camp Lewis on Saturday.June 17.The cost .is fifty cents per person and any- .| one may perticipate; mums, dads, little brothers and sisters.In order to plan for transportation.we urge you to register by Saturday, June 10.Three contests are presently in progress at the club.Prizes will be awarded to the boy and girl who produce the greatest number of stamps from Expo pavilions on Saturday.June 24.Just take a pad along on your trips to the site and make sure you get it stamped each time you enter a pavilion.Dirty hands and faces will be few and far between around the club these days.With hot weather upon us and, admittedly, for the benefit of staff.we have started a shower contest.For a two week period ending.Friday.June 16, members who shower once a day will receive prizes.Register right away and be sure to bring your own towels.The paddle-ball tournament was slow starting, but has really caught on and by the week-end, champions will be proclaimed in EXCLUSIVE TO .+» » ABLE,TV.SUBSCRIBERS The Sunday Nite Movie! \u201cCAN CAN\u201d WITH \u201chirley Frank \u2018cLaine Sinatra Sunday, June | 1th at 9 p.mon Channel 8 - Mt.Washington TIME 4U 2 Connect Now! COLOR Reception Guaranteed.Special low rates on 2nd.T.V.Setc connected now.Antennas 24\" ,Ç PE (CABLE TV \u2026 MAX the birds | people JA 739-3171 Lo the various categories.£961 'S sunp \u2018Aopsinyj \u2018aaujusexg JunouysIMm 9yL \u2014 § \u201cThe Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 8, 1967 \u2014 6 ANGLICAN CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Corner of Wood and Western Westmount The Revi Canon The Revd Canon 8.B.Lindsay.TRINITY IL 8.00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 21:00 aan.Sung Eucharist Holy Eucharist: Weekdays 8:00 a.n.Friday #:30 nm, Wednesday Organist : Mr.Adrian de Vries LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 266 Clarke Ave, Westmount Wm, C.Noitine, B.D., Pastor Miss Lydia Eiblehn \u2014 Organist Sunday, June 11th 9.30 a.m.Senior Sunday School and Bible Class 11:00 a.m.The Service, Jr.S.Sand Nursery CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, TRE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, June 11th 11:60 a.m.CHURCH SERVICE 13:00 a.m.SUNDAY SCHOOL Lesson-Sermon Subject : \u201cGOD THE PRESERVER OF MAN\u201d EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, p.m, Wednesday 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.Norman Peterson, Thursday and Saturday 1 to 4 ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Cote St Antoine Road and Church Hill The Rev'd, Canon J.N.Doldge, Rector The Rev'd, J.C, M, SerJeanison ST.BARNABAS TRINITY INI 8:00 a.m, Holy Eucharist 9:30 a.m, Holy Eucharist and Sermon 11.00 am, Matting with Sermon Preacher: The Rev'd.J.Serjeantson 11:00 am.Crib Corner and Nursery WEDNESDAY 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion Organist and Choirmaster Donald J.F.Hadfleld, A.R.CM., B.A, B.Pacd.ST.\u2018STEPHEN'S CHURCH DORCHESTER and ATWATER WESTMOUNT Lt.-Col, The Rev.J.L.Rand: O.D.B.A., L.Th, Mr.E.Talt \u2014 Organist Sunday, June 11th 10:45 a.m.Church School 11:00 am.Morning Prayer WE WELCOME YOU UNITARIAN | THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.{at Simpson) Sunday, June 11th 1280 am, \"OPENING DOORS UNTO HUMANITY\u201d Rev, Leonard Mason B.A, B.D.Church School closed for the summer, Nursery and Kindergarten in Chan- «ning Hall, LAKESHORE CHURCH -\u2014 Sunday Service and Church School at 11:15 am, both at 14 Cedar Ave.Pointe Claire.ROXBORO\u2019 FELLOWSHIF \u2014 Closed until September.UNITED Lansdowne and drsanit \u201cPRIDE AND 10050 Pre-Service Music: 1200 Coffee-Hour.Rev.H.Ray Ashford, B.A, B.D.and Choirmaster: Mr, Robt, Kennedy, B.A.11:00 a Robert Peters.We Welcome You \u201cWESTMOUNT PARK {United Church of Canada) Western Avenues A Mus, M.PENITEN CE\" Tenur 9 A.M.BY THIS WE ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY MORNING \u2014 1 A.M.DOMINION DOUGLAS UNITED Westmount Blvd.of Lansdowne Twc services are provided to help out of town visitors » and Montrealers to be present at church.Dr.R.Douglas Smith will preach on 2nd in The Message of the Christian Pavilion L'eminion Douglas is within easy access east from Decarie Expressway at Cote St.Luc Exit.Ample porking for cors and buses.City Bus Routes 66 ond 124 stop ot the door.KNOW LOVE Minister-Eleet \u2014 Rev.J, Organist & Choir Director: 13 (0 am.7 20 pm.WORLD' Midweek Service: BAPTIST | WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.West at Roslyn Ave.Nearest Downtown Boptist Church REV.N, F, SWACKHAMMER \u201cA MAN-SIZED FAITH\" \u201cCHRIST'S CHURCH FOR MAN Sunday School: 10:00 a.m.and 10:45 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME Frank Patch, B.A., B.D.Frank Armstrong, L.T.C LAND HIS Wednesday 8 p.m.| au URCH SERVICES AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE St.Andrews Sunday sermon \u201cYOU'D BETTER BELIEVE IT\" is the title of the Sermon to be given by the Minister, Rev, Dr.D.M.Grant, at the Morning Worship Service on Sunday at eleven o'clock, The Crib Corner and Nursery will take care of young children of parents wishing to attend the Worship Service.e e Religious radio How well it pays to be honest in today's world will be discussed on the next Christian Science radio program in the regular weekly series \u201cThe Bible Speaks to You\u201d which is heard over Station CKVL (dial 850) every Sunday morning at 9.45.Sunday Collect O God, the protector of all that trust in Thee, without whom nothing is strong, nothing is holy: Increase and multiply upon us Thy mercy; that, Thou being our ruler and guide, we may so pass through things temporal, that we finally lose not the things eternal: Grant this, O heavenly Father, for Jesus Christ's sake our Lord.Amen, As yet they did not know the scripture, that he must rise from the dead.St.John 20:09 When the centurion and those who were with him, keeping watch over Jesus, saw .what took place they were filled with awe.and said.\u2018Truly this was the Son of God! St.Matthew 27:54 \u2018Even as the Son of man came not be se served but to serve, and to give bis life as a ransom for many.\u2019 St.Matthew SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbl Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone, Assistant Rabbi 20:28 SABBATH SERVICES Friday evening, June 9th at §:15 o'clock MR.SYLVAN LEBOW, Executive Director, national Federation of Temple Brotherhoods, will speak on \u201cWhy Be Involved in Brotherhood.\u201d Oneg Shabbat and Kiddush Reception follows the Worship under the auspices of Temple Brotherhood.ANNUAL CONFIRMATION AND SHAVUOT SERVICES The Annual Confirmation and Shavu- of Services take place on the Feast of Weeks, Tuesday evening, June 13th at 7:45 o'clock.Dr.Stern will preside at the Worship and bestow the blessing upon the confirmants, The Sisterhood will tender a Reception in honour of the confirmants, DAILY SERVICES Monday thru Thursday at 2.45 Sunday mornings at 9:45 a.m.UNITED St.Andrew's pm.WESTMOUNT REV.D.M.GRANT, BA, D.D.Minister: REV.A.D.MOULAND, B.A, B.D, Dir: Christian Education WESTMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL (4350 St.Catherine St.W.) 11.00 a.m, Morning Worship \u201cYOU'D BETTER BELIEVE iT\" (Sermon by Dr.Grant) 13.00 em, Crib Corner for care of small children.Organist and Choir Director Gordon C.White, B.Mus., VISITORS WELCOME! | Temple Emanu-El | \u2018Sabbath services Friday evening, June 9th at 8:15 o'clock Mr.Sylvan Lebow , Executive Director, National Federation of Temple Brotherhoods, will speak on \u201cWhy Be Involved in Brotherhood\u201d.Oneg Shabbat and Kiddush Reception follows the Worship under the auspices of Temple Brotherhood.ANNUAL CONFIRMATION AND SHAVUOT SERVICES The Annual Confirmation and Shavuot Services takes place on the Feast of Weeks, Tuesday evening June 13th at 7:45 o'clock.Dr.Stern will preside at the Worship and bestow the blessing upon the confirmants, This ceremony is one of the most beautiful in accordance with the practice of Reform Judaism, when a class of boys and girls vow to keep the Covenant of Sinai.According to Jewish tradition the Ten Commandments were given on Shavuot.Members of the 1967 Confirmation Class are the following; Peter Benson, Joanne Berger, Leonard Bloom, Cella Brauer, Paula Engels, Stephen Engels, Michael Goldbloom, Bryan Greenberg, John Grossman, Richard Grover, Carolyn Kobernick, Kim Kurtz, Jill Lithwick, Mario Sinai, Andrew Solkin, Susan Verner, Judy Vitek, David Wallen, Ralph Wei- ner, Aaron Z?immerman, Samuel Zion.The Sisterhood will tender a reception in honour of the confir- mantis.Each confirmant will be presented with a copy of the Holy Scriptures by the President of Temple Emanu-El, Mr.Samuel Paperman.SERVICES DURING SUMMER WEEKS The schedule of Sabbath Worship during summer weeks will take place Friday evenings at 8:15 0 \u2018clo ck commencing with June 16th and will be held in the Temple Sanctuary, in anticipation of the many visitors who will be visiting Expo \u201867 and Temple Emanu-El.These services are under the auspices of the Temple | Brotherhood in co-operation with the Temple Sisterhood and are congregation, WITH TEMPLE BROTHERHOOD Annual Fund-Raising Dinner under the co-chairmanship of Mervin Kerman and Bernard Issen- man takes place at the Montefiore Club, Tuesday evening, June 20th.First prize - a very special overseas trip for two.Christian Science Sermon subject The ever-availability of divine help to all who are willing to accept it will be emphasized at the services in all Christian Science Churches this Sunday, in the reading of the week\u2019s Lesson.Sermon on the subject \u2018God the | Preserver of Man\u201d.Bible selections will, be highlighted by this verse from Joshua: \u201cBe strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the Lord thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest.\u201d Pertinent passages from the denominational textbook will include: \u2018\u201cThe divine Mind that made man maintains His own image and likeness\u2019 (\u2018Science and Health with conducted by the laymen of the, Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy\u2019, Westmount Baptist Guest preacher The preacher during the month of June for Westmount Baptist Church, will be the Rev.N, F.Swackhammer.B.A., Pastor of First Baptist Church, Oshawa, Ontario.On Sunday morning, June 11th, the topic of Mr.Swackhammer\u2019s sermon will be a \u2018A Man-sized Faith,\u201d and in the jevéning he will preach on the subject *\u2018Christ\u2019s Church for Man and His World.\u201d The Church School meets on Sundays at 10:00 and 10:45 a.m.The 10:00 a.m.class is for seniors, and the 10:45 a.m.for primary and juniors.The midweek meeting of the church is on Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.for Prayer, Praise and Bible Study.The B.Y.P.U.ages 18 to 30) meets on Fridays at 8:00-p.m, Dominion-Douglas Expo services Dominion-Douglas continues io hold its two Sunday Morning services at 9:00 a.m.and 11:00 a.m.These services are arranged particularly for visitors to Expo and Montrealers who desire to attend an earlier service.Dr.Smith will preach the second sermon on the message of the Christian Pavilion \u2018By This We Know Love\u201d.The Sacrament of the Lord\u2019s Supper will be administered at the 11:00 a.m.worship.THIS VITAL YOUNG RELIGION many paths @ ONE GOD a many colours ONE Files many countries ONE WORLD There ore three million people around the world today who believe that the unification of mankind is the will of God for cur age.They call themselves Baha'is.Perhops Baha'i Is whot you ore looking for.Information upon request: 15 Loic Road, Toronto 7.© PLUMBING | More and more sellers are AND looking to Montreal Trust for HEATING the kind of professional help and advice that result in a CONTRACTORS rapid, trouble-free and satis JAMES H.factory sale, Montreal Trust kncws hew to find the right buyers locelly.MacINTYRE 338 VICTORIA AVE.482-4924 Consult with our MRS.A.L.BENNETT Expersenced in residential 10161 NO OBLIGATION ! Res.486-9266 | & Montreal Trust RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICE @ Licensed Brokers @ Members Montreal Real Estoie Booed West End Offices: 375 Victoria Ave \u2014 7101 Cote St.Luc Rd.Phone 482-9150 pe \u2019 St.John's Ambulance course completed Pictured above are some of the Weredale Venturers who recently completed the St.John's Ambulance First Aid Course.Instruction was conducted on the Senior level.Among the ~\u2014\u2014 successful members are D.Garfield, J.Browne.G.Demetre, :; K.Weldrick and G.Cummings.TO ATTEND 14th ANNUAL FAMILY MEMORIAL SERVICE SUNDAY JUNE 18th 2.30 p.m.{Weather Permitting) Service conducted by the Rev.Centennial Essay .honorable mention My Responsibility as a Canadian by David Astrof According to Webster's Diction- right way, in mind, in body, and ary.responsibility is the \u201cstate of |} most important in God.As a Ca.| being responsible, that for which | nadian, 1 sincerely hope 1 have anyone is responsible; a duty; a been led in the right way and that charge, an obligation placed on a my thoughts on my responsibility OUR CENTENNIAL FLAG OF MEANING Authorized by the Sovernment of Canada, September Sth, 1945.Authorized by the Government of British Columbie, Robert H.Johnston, Pastor, Verdun Pentecostal Church, assisted by Lakeshore Evangelical Church Choir directed by Rev.A.E.Hornby, M.A.and the Evangel Pentecostal Church Orchestra directed by Mr.Richard Talbot.Members Royal Canadian Legion attending.M.T.C.Busses to our gotes L961 \u20188 ounp \u2018Appsunyy \u2018soutuænxg qunouxssam oùL \u2014 ¢ ; 3425 Cote de Liesse Rd.St.Laurent (Near Lucerne) 16, 100, 124 > trust as an agent for another.\u201d Montreal Memorial Park Responsibility is something all Cemetery STANSTEAD COLLEGE STANSTEAD, QUE.ESTABLISHED 1817 A RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS Quebec Grades VI to XH (Senior Matriculation) Preparation for all Canadian and American Universities Stanstead is interested in boys of ability and potential who want to do their best.At Stanstead your boy will find: \u2014 @ Academics, athletics and service opportunities.@ The techniques of learning are considered as important as academic facts.@ Discipline is based upon the concept of consideration for others.@ An interested, helpful staff, amidst a friendly environment.Fine buildings, a beautiful country focation, small classes, chapel services and outstanding athletic facilities.Bursaries available to students of promise and character who could not otherwise afford to attend.The HEADMASTER, RAYMOND LESTER, B.PAED,, DiP.Ep, WESTMOUNT Y.M.CA.SKIN AND SCUBA | DIVING COURSE Beginning June 28th, 1967 Leads to certification of National YMCA SKIN & SCUBA ALSO LIFESAVING COURSE Beginning June 6th, 1967 Artificial Respiration Award.REGISTER NOW: Call or Write: WESTMOUNT Y.M.CA.4585 Sherbrooke St.W.Leads to Royal Lifesaving Bronze Medallion and YMCA Senior or Junior Lifesaving certification as well as 937-3916 person who helds a position of; are in every possible way the true ;thoughts of a Canadian.| I am just starting my responsi- true Canadians take seriously.| bility as a Canadian.My first res- | Growing up is the first and most | ponsibility in growing up is my | ; important responsibility; not just | education.We are very lucky in | growing up, but growing up in the .Canada with our education, for we ; have topnotch teachers plus a top- 1 notch school system.Since we are | lucky and education is easy to ac-' quire.we should make the best of \"it and not be Jax.This surely is a \"responsibility and to be a good | Canadian one must have a good \u2018education.In the school system | there is much we learn, but there i are three aspects more important jand stressed mere whether we iknow it or not, We arc taught\u2019 | about the Bible and also about | God who should always be in the | heart of the Canadian, For years ; | Canadians have been taught aboui ; | God and the Bible, so now I feel it is something I must do to learn | about the Maker.The school sys- | | tem also keeps our bodies healthy | i and it is out duty to participate in, \u201call school athletics keeping our | body strong.The school keeps us ; healthy in spirit and body and it | keeps us healthy in one other! thing too \u2014 mind.We learn to use | | our minds and this, even if we are ' inot clever.is very important for | \u201cus.Even Sir Winston Churchill was not exceptionally brilliant as a! child, but he could use his mind and he later helped his country immensely.In completing my education I will have completed one credit to my country as a true Canadian.I feel that today too many young people like myself have no loyalty to our country.This does not mean we would commit treason against it, or that we would not defend it in time of war, or even that we would not stand up for it in conversation, but too many Canadians do not take an active part.We should be proud of our country.We owe it pride.pride in the people who have made it great.pride in its free- | dom and pride in its brilliant his- | tory.This pride is also a service | thai should be on our minds \u2014! pride of which to boast of our! grand country.Only this year are | we getting this feeling of pride | from advertisements irom televi- | sion, rddio and newspapers all! stressing what has been done in' the last one hundred years.This helps us realize for ourselves what it means to be a Canadian, I feel now that Expo 67 is here we have an immediate service.\u2014 each to act as an ambassador to every guest who turns to us.In this way we can start off the next one hundred years being responsible individuals in a responsible and mature nation.February 12, 1965.THE CANADIAN RED ENSIGN IS THE HISTORY OF CANADA tn 1497 John Cabot planted the Flog of St.Geoige on whot is now Cenodian Soi.For the next 250 years the development of Conada foilowed the pattern of the struggle for power between Britain ond France, The most significant date in early Canadion History took ploce on the Plains of Abroham when General Wolo planted the Union Jack tirmly on Canadian Soil.Following à few years ot military Rule, the governor, Sir Guy Carlton, recommended the passing of the Quebec Act of 1774, which guaranteed freedom of religion to French Canadians and made French Civil [aw valid.Conado was defended under the Union Jack during the Americon Revolution wry wor ond agoin in the war of 1812.The Red Ensign tiew throughout Ruperts Land, the area developed by the Hudsons Bay Company.The west coost of Canada was claimed under the Union Jack by Coptain James Cook in 1787.When the Fothers of Confederation\u201d met in london to frame the British North America Act, they did so under the Union Jack ond the Red Ensign.When returning from the Boer War, Canadion Voluntaty toops fashioned on old Red Duster on the return to Conada, ond morched off the troopship with the Red Ensign with Provincial Symbols sewn on the Hy This was truly the Conadion Red Ensign \u2018 foshioned by Conodions who had served Canada obrcod.In the same way in the Great War of 1914 10 1918, Cenadions rallied under the Red Ensign, in the great sacrifice.in 1921 she Conodian Government requested His Mojesty King George V to order a new Coat of Arms for Conoda.And in response to this request, His Majesty instructed the Reyol College of Herolds to design a suitoble Coot of Arms.The design of the Shield wos than dispioytd on the Red frsigr crus moking it the CANADIAN Red Ensign, ¢ DISTINCTIVE Canadion tiog.The Conodian Red Ensign tymbolizes the main stteoms of history, with their common heritage, which combined to produce the Canadion nation.And even the colours of the Canadian Red Ensign \u2014 Red, White and Blue \u2014 have a rich meaning: RED symbolizes the Blood of Christ shed fot the remission of sins; WHITE the rightecusness of 1h\u20ac rents; ond BLUE loyclty ond cedication \u20180 service.In 1924 the Cunadion Parliament enacted fegislation providing for the vse of the Canadian Red Ensign on any Canadian building obread.Canadian woops fought proudly under the Canadion Red Ersign in World War Hl, The Conadion Red Ensian vas corried by Cunacdions in Kotec, and by them on Cyprus.The estoblishment of the Conodian Reo Ensign thrount history tracivie ond custom, was formolized cn September 5, 1945, when cur Governce General signed on Order-in-Council which stoted that: The Red Ensign with the Shisid of the Coot of Arms of Conode in the fly 'hereinafier referred to The Conodion Red Ensign\u2019) may be fHown from buildings owned or occupied by the Federal Government within or without Conada .and thot it shoil be oppropriate to fly the Canadion Red Ensign within or without Canada wherever place or occasion moy moke it desiroble 16 f$ly a DISTINCTIVE CANADIAN FLAG.Copy of Minute approved Feb.12, 1965 enttoct from) 1144 tdeemed appropriate to recommend thot in addition to the Flog of Arms of the Province of British Columbio, the displaying of which was opproved by Order-in-Council No, 1438, dated June 22, 1960, the Union Flog \u2018or Union Jack}, and the Red Ensign with the shield of the Coat of Arms of Canada hereinafter referred to us The Canodion Red Ensign \u2018 should olio be oppropriately disployed on olf suitable occasions.\u201d Approved this 2th duy of Feb.AD 1965 signed wy w A C Bennett\u201d\u2019 Presiding Member of the Executive Countil, Government of British Columbia\u2019.Join the Red Ensign Club Today ! The Red Ensign Club of Conado is a membership orgenizotion «of $1.00 pet year 50c for under 1B years).It is o non-profit, non-partisan, patriotic ossociation, inviting support of ony Conadion regordless of race, colour, or creed.Our membdrohip is growing jn every Province ond we will assist in forming Bronch and Provincial dibs wherever there are tusficiens members.The Red Ensign Club is committed 10 restoring the dignity of the White Ensign, the Blue Ensign ond the Red Ensign equally; the Red Ensign Club is committed to und loyal to cur most Gracious Sovereign, Queen Elizabeth the Second, Queen of Canado; and we ore committed to the Constitution of Canada \u2014 the B.NLA.Act \u2014 undilufed .which preserves the English language os the language of Canodo, ond ¢t the some time guarantees the French longuage in the province of Quebec, the House cf Commons, ond in the Supreme Court of Conado.We believe that the Flog, the Cicwn, and the Constitution hese preserved the northern port cf the continent os British Amesico, RED ENSIGN CLUB Of CANADA, BOX 24), ABBOISHFORD, BC.This advertisement inserted by a grandson of the Fathers of Confedetotion who initiolly corvened at Choricttetown, Prince Fdunord lilond, or Tet, 1864. \u2014 = - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 8, 1967 \u2014 8 MOVED your reg problems.GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.Phone WE.2-4277 IF YOU HAVE Consult Malcolm Gregory about 4151 - 4153 Sr.Catherine St.W.v AI C.W.I.National and Provincial Convention details The Catholic Women's League .of Canada have just announced details for their National and! Provincial Conventions.the Prov- | incial Convention taking place in\u2019 June, and the National this com-' ing September.Quebec council \u2014 20the Annal | The Twenlieth Annual Conven- | tion of the Catholic Women's League of Canada Quebec Provincial Council will take place at the , Chateauguay Station on June 9 and 10.The theme of the Convention is day.\" ; The Valleyfield Diocesan Coun-\u2018 cil is the Hostess Council, and His | fixcelleney.the Most Reverend Percival Caza.Bishop of Valley! field, will honour the delegates with his presence.Business sessions will be chaired by Mrs.James Mac- i Donald.Provincial President.The Most Reverend Lawrence P.| Whelan, D.D.Auxiliary Bishop of Montreal and Provincial Direc-' tor, will address the delegates.Mr.Robert Burns, Director 'LO.D.E.helps Mackay coutimi, St.Jerome, Mont Laurier Center children project announced and Labrador City.Newfound- The Centennial project of the land.Municipal Chapter I.O.D.E.was National meeting in Montreal officially presented recently by The National Convention of the Mrs.Lindsay H.Place.The pro- Catholic Women's League of Can- ject was to give the Mackay Cen- ada will be held in Montreal, for | ter for Deaf and Crippled Child- the first time in twenty years, at ren a Philips Stereo record player the Chateau Champlain, Place du.and F.M.RADIO.Canada, September 16, 17.18.19° The stereo, which is fitted with and 20.an induction loop, has been in- Preparations have been under- stalled in the music room to teach Retreat House.Ile Saint-Bernard.way for the last year and a half music appreciation to the crippled | under the Chairmanship of Mrs.children and rhythm work to | R.G.Arless.Mrs, Arless's Com- ; those who are deaf.The induction mittee include Vice-Chairman.loop allows partially deaf child- \u201cFhe League and Canada\u2019s Birth- | Miss K.Leahy; Secretaries, Mrs.| ren, with hearing aids.to enjoy\u2019 E.J.Labrie and Miss F.Char- good music.chalis; Treasurer.Mrs.D.Mah.A brass plaque accompanying miner CIA [eo] H.Gold Medalist, University of Montreal accurately filled at reasonable prices.1385 Greene Ave.WE.2-2136 Corner Sherbrooke WE.2-2488 er) Prescriptions carefully and i f i er; Publicity and Press, Mrs.the stereo has been inscribed with Miss Sherrill Ann Dectar and Mr.John H.Berrys (Berlinsky) J.R.Tanguay; Program and Ad- \u201cPresented by the 1.0.D.E.Chap- vertising, Mrs.G.Spear: Reser-! ters of Montreal.\u201d vations.Miss S.Ganley: Regisira- At the same time, the LO.D.E.|tion, Mrs.T.Litchfield and Mrs.presented the Center with a J.D.Mahoney ; Recreation, Mrs.! cheque for the purchase of library J.E, Berry; Girl Guides, Mrs.J.books.S.Corbet, of Elm ave.; Banquet ' _ _ Tickets, Miss M, Storey; Banquet P.Mullally, of Melbourne avenue; SOCIAL CALENDAR Banquet Provincial (Civic) Ar-| SNS Le\u201d Head Table Arrangements, Miss rangements, Mrs, G.H.Cook, of Visiting Mr.and Mrs.Erie Mor- General of Schools, for French Strathcona avenue Banquet Coun- ter, of de Maisonneuve boulevard, and English students, Dorval cil and Delegates, Mrs.F.Gan-: are his mother Mrs.E.H.Morter Catholic School Commission will ley; Information and Public Rela- be the Guest Speaker at the banquet, on June 10, in the Retreat House.Voting and accredited delegates from the following Dioceses will be present: Montreal.Quebec, Valleyfield, Nicolet.Sherbrooke.St.Jean, Amos, Hauterive, Chi- | | and her sister Mrs.B.McPhee.! tions.Mrs.J.P.Quinlan: Spiritu- from England.al, Miss Alma Quigley.Throughout the Convention turned from Boston where she at- week, the Women's Hospitality | tended the wedding of Miss Bar- The tenth Graduation exercises of St.George's School took place in the school auditorium on Friday.2nd June.at 4.00 p.m.Among the students who grad.Mrs.Eric Morter has just re.| uated were Suzanne Cloutier, of Argyle avenue; Barbara Hood, of Kensington avenue: Howard Ran- \u2018som, of Somerville avenue; Har- staffed by C.W.L.Members of the Mrs.Ben jamin Smith II.of | riet Sachs, of Cote St.Antoine [sata on the Expo Site will be : bara Smith.daughter of Mr.and Mary.Queen of Peace Parish Gloucester.Mass.to Bruce \u201cCouncil.Critchley Ramsey.son of Mr.and = ones | Mrs.J.Haller Ramsey.of Welles- For your SUMMER COIFFURE i Let our expert hair stylists create a NEW HAIRDO to suit your personality.(0) tts HAIRDRESSING ley Hill and Gloucester.Mass.THE CANADIAN Film Institute is screening a number of science films for Expo 67\u2019s Du Pont Auditorium, Films from many nations will be shown several times a day for the six months duration of the World .Exhibition.road: and James Shavick, of Montrose avenue.Following a speech by Mr.John Low-Beer.President and Chairman of the Board of Directors, Mr.Lloyd McClintock introduced the Guest Speaker, the Honourable Gerard Pelletier.M.P.Parliamentary Secretary to the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.For the graduation address.Mr.Pelletier took as his theme the The 47th Annual Meeting of the Montreal Council of Social Agencies was held on Wednesday, May : 24th, at 12.00 noon in the Morman- die Room of the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel.Following the report from the Council's executive on the year's activities, in place of the usual speaker the Council this year held FOR APPOINTMENT, PLEASE PHONE 489-1233 4891 Sherbrooke St.W.(corner Prince Albert) FOUNDATION GARMENTS EXCLUSIVELY © 4861 Sherbrooke West © 4491 St.Lawrence Blvd.\u2014\u2014}| a panel discussion.The topic of Serving Women Since 1917 © 6550 St.Hubert Plaza © 1909 Mount Royal Éast © Duvernay Shopping Centre * 34679 Ontario St.East MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED Social Agencies\u2019 meeting includes lively panel discussion this panel was the future role of ! the Council in regard to the prob- ilems of urban poverty.its relationship to the French-speaking | community and its situation given I .- {the increasing role of government in the provision and plan- | ning of services.Council this year held a penel dis- \u2018cussion.The topic of this panel i |in regard to the problems of ur- .{ban poverty, its relationship to, & \u2018the French-speaking community and its situation given the in- services, Moderator of the panel was Mrs.Zoe Bieler, Women's Editor , of the Montreal Star, and the panelists were Mrs.Peter F.Kerri- gan, of 17 Anworth Road, Vice- president of the Council, and ! President of the Familiy Service | Association: Rev.John Burke, Curate at St.John the Evangelist Anglican Church and member of Renewal and Low Rental Housing: Mr.Gower Markle, Educa- | tion Director of the United Steel i Workers of America (Canada?| and President of the Council\u2019 Sec- ition on Community Funds and { was the future role of the Council .creasing role of government in the provision and planning of the Council\u2019s Committee on Urban\u2018 + whose engagement is announced.The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.A.Abe Dectar, of Clarke avenue.Mr.Berrys is the son of Mrs, James Berlinsky and of the late Mr.Berlinsky.A Fall wedding is planned.Gerard Pelletier speaks at St.George's graduation need to combat the inequalities that exist in Canada and throughout the World.pointing out that suchinequality is present in Montreal where a French- speaking Canadian is likely to earn considerably less than an English-speaking Canadian.He stressed that this must be overcome and that fighting inequality is a frame of mind, a philosophy.and must be done in whatever profession the graduate choses.After the thanks to the guest speaker were delivered by Dr.Richard Goldbloom, the Agnes Matthews Trophy was presented, by Mr.Robert T.Leicester, Principal of St.George's, to Barbara Goldbloom.from the High School and a graduate this year.and to Paula Rohrlich.from the elementary school \u2014 grade six.The school orchestra then played a Concertino by Hadyn, followed by a speech by Carol Bieler, President of the Student Council for ¢966-67, and presentation of Diplomas by the Principal and Vice-Principal.Mrs.Carey Foster.Following the ceremony.a reception was held for the graduates and their parents, and the invited guests.Also announced are the Student ! Council representatives for | 1967-68.They are President.Mi- | chael Gertler.and Vice-President.i Linda Courey I A refershing punch \u2018revives the family | With nearly everyone wilting in this unexpected heat wave.now is the time to make those delicious chilled drinks to revive flagging | fruit juice for a family drink, al- energines.This fruit punch is refreshing just to read about: made from cholic beverages could be added 0 make party punch.2 cans (6 ob.each\u2019 frozen concentrated orange juice 1 can (6 oz.' frozen concentrat- ; ed lemonade 6 cups cold water 2!» cups chilled ginerale 1 cup mixed fresh fruit such as \u2018diced banana, orange sections.i Councils of Canada.| and strawberries.The Meeting was well attended! Mix concentrated orange juice, and the panel discussion provoked concentrated lemonade, and wa- lively interest among the mem-! ter.Chill.To serve, pour orange bers.(Continued on page 9) \"+.1.> 0 = \u2026 - VV VV VV VV PV VV VV VV VV VV VP VV POV OV YweYY vwewvvw, We See and hear By ADELE HAYES 0 de 0 A 6 A A A A A es à 0 à \u20ac à A à À À 5 A Tea to be held for Weston graduates Gabor Bartha Studio presents seventh concert Mary Morter, 4721 de Maisonneuve Blvd., Artistic Director for | Lo va ; , ; , Music is chil 1 t th - _ il of Zoltan Montreal's INSTANT THEATRE, has been signed by St.Joseph $ por \"Bartha po ae but a Kes ra com.Oratory to produce the English production of Henri Gheon's \u2018The | wouldn't know when you hear it.poser and educator.A composer Way of the Cross\u201d in the gardens of the Shrine, from June until M ; i ; .+ | , , ontrealers will have the oppor- \u2018and accompanist of note, Mr.September, on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, tunity to hear for themselves the Bartha now devotes most of his It is the first time that a professional English language Company music of the (very) young when time to group work with children.has heen engaged to perform at the Oratory.the Studio presents its seventh| Saturday's concert at the Claude Miss Morter will work in conjunction with director Gilles annual concert at th ; sial à , , : , e Claude Champagne Hall is of special in- se : } .Marsolais who has been involved with the French production for Champagne Hall of the Vincent terest to parents.music teachers Nearly 300 persons drowned in several years so that a unity of concept will be maintained.The !d'Indy School of Music on Satur- : and to children five vears or old- 1966 because they lost their bal- French version of the play will be { \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014- \u2014- \u2014 \u2014 = .ance and fell into the water.performed on Mondays, Wednes- brary are starting a new branch , 494» June 10th at 10:15 a.m.er.days and Fridays during the same Which will be located in Mac- | Entitled \u201cEnsemble Work by period.Donald House, 3700 St.Dominique ; Young Children\u2019, the concert will : The cast will be drawn from IN- Street, Montreal 18.The official feature groups from five to 16 STANT THEATRE's regular com- \u2018opening ceremony will be per- | years of age, demonstrating their pyyvvvyw A tea for the graduates of Weston School will be held on Saturday.June 10th, from 2.30 p.m.to 4.00 pm.and will take place at the junior school, 18, Severn Avenue.bd pany to include.Gwyneth Mac- Kenzie, Mary Morter, Griffith Brewer, Tina McKinnon and Stanley Coles.sk ke > Diana Russel, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.B.D.Russel, of 50 For- den Crescent, Montreal, Quebec, was graduated Wednesday, May 31, from the Tobe-Coburn School for Fashion Careers in New York.Miss Russel received her certificate at the School's Graduation Luncheon, held in the Sert Room of the Waldorf-Astoria.Two hun- formed by M.Jules Bazin.the , skills on instruments ranging Chief Librarian of the Municipal from glockenspiel to viola de Library of Montreal, on Tuesday, gamba \u2014 performing composi- | \u2018June 13th, at 1.00 p.m.; tions by Telemann, Orff, Kodaly.\u2018 \u201cete.This new branch has over 7,000 \u2018volumes, and will serve the near- | Mr.Bartha\u2019s studio is a pioneer- , an enrollment of over 1900 stu- | dents, of various ethnic origins.e A refreshing .(Continued from page 8) | juice mixture into punch bowl.dred guests, including leaders in | Add ginger ale and mix.Float fashion retailing, publishing, and fruit and Frozen Fruit Ring.education joined in saluting the | Makes about 3 guaris or 24 four- School\u2019s 102 members of the graduating class.Miss Russel plans to be married on September 29.Ed se pa The Montreal Children's Li- WESTON SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Founded 1917 GRADE IX will be enlarged in Sept.1967.Apply to the Headmistress 4335 Hampton Ave.Montreal 28 486-6339 a LSI LS SIL LSS SSS SSS LSS SA SAIS Sf AUTHORIZED ELECTROLUX SALES & SERVICE 489-9353 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 | ounce servings.(Use chilled ingredients for best flavour in punch.) ; FROZEN FRUIT RING | Strawberries \u2018sliced.if desired) Pineapple cubes i Orange sections | Mint leaves | Water Arrange fruit and mint in 11 ; quart ring mould or in 3 small | ring moulds.Carefully add water The Acrobat Canada is a land of lakes, with many sandy shores, and consequently abounding in shore birds.The Sandpiper family is large, and the various species may be found on both our western and eastern salt water shores, and on the sandy beaches of both our large and our small lakes which lie scattered across (he country.Our most familiar Sandpiper and a fairly small one is the Spotted, found on nearly every body of water in Canada including rivers, streams, and ponds.Actually, it breeds from Vancouver Island to Newfoundland, from | Point Pelee.which reaches deep into the United States, north to almost the most northerly corner of the Yukon which touches on the Arctic Ocean.It winters in British Columbia, but east of the Rockies these birds migrate in cold weather to the Gulf States, nor- ihern Chile, or Brazil.Although sandy shores are preferred, it lives on muddy or rocky shores too, and usually nests in a hollow in the ground not far from water, Occasionally, however, the home is under a log, a rock, a bank, or even a bush.The nest is lined according to necessity.In regions where no very cold weather is anticipated a few pieces of grass suffice.In northern Canada a deeper hole is | moss because a lining of thick moss is added, with grasses and seaweed when available.The GIRLS! Planning a Shower or Party ?THE PARTY'S ON US FOR A NEW IDEA, CALL 626-3585 | by schools, of which one alone has! ing enterprise with a cause: its ; objective is to develop musical ! \u2018sense and a feeling for instru- | ments af a very early age.A Bar- | tha pupil's life in music begins at | three with playful excursions into! \u2014 the world of rhythm and sound.Carl Orff studies and the learning | of classical instruments in in- i termediate cl asses eventually lead to group and solo playing of { classical chamber music.In all.Mr.Bartha\u2019s \u2018Music for the ; Young\u201d program provides a com- | prehensive \u2014 and happy \u2014 initiation into the pleasures of music without the strains and pains of , formal lessons, Mr.Bartha is a graduate of the Franz Liszt Academy of Music of j and chill until solidly frozen.Un- | | mould and float in punch to chill it.Bulletins from Birdland ic Sandpiper young are precocial, that is, they \"are able to move about almost La after birth, The name \u2018Spotted Sandpiper\" i is suitable.because in spring and | early summer the bird's under- | | side is covered with black spots, | : although later on these are lost.\u2018 | The very distinct white stripes along the edge of the wing show | only in flight.| + Have you ever played a game | with this Sandpiper?It has the habit of constantly moving its! tail up and down \u2014 it is never | really still.Logs and rocks are splendid places on which to teeter.| , Yry to approach it as it teeters on | one of these and it will fly off ; over the water: follow it in your ,canoe or row boat and it will | circle around and land behind ! you \u2014 once more standing teeier- | ing on the same rock.| Sandpipers are not noted for : their swimming ability, but Spotty is an exception.On the approach \u2018of danger it sometimes lands on the water and swims; it can even swim under water, and has been known to walk on the bottom.under water, Are Loons noisy?SUN-SAFE SANDWICH Teen-agers who are beach bound need sun-safe sandwiches.Swiss cheese-hard salami sandwiches can take just about as much of the sun as the crowd toting the lunch.Spread a mixture of 4 cup soft | bulter and a tablespoon prepared | horseradish over \u20184 slices of fresh erriched bread.Place two slices! hard salami and a slice of Swiss | cheese in each sandwich, Wrap individually in moisture-vapor proof paper.Chill thoroughly.: Pack a well chilled lunch, replete with hard-cooked eggs and cucumber wedges.Welcome dessert: pelly roll slices.The favored beyerage can travel in the family's vacuum jug or bottle along with paper cups.George Pichrell TIStS GUARANTEED FLOWERS Tel.: 935-5431 \u2014 Delivery Anywhere 4154 St.Catherine Street West and summe PER Lively Hairdos For Summer Fun Enjoy Summer living without hair care worries.We style your hair for fashion, beauty rtime fun.We Specialize in MANENTS and TINTING OPEN DAILY INCLUDING Thiede HAIRDRESSER 4927 Sherbrooke St.W.\"ALWAYS A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE\" MONDAYS Cal! today 482-4320 (Near Claremont) HW eo Dra peries INe d f 9 1671 ST.CATHERIN E ST.W.(Between St.Matthew & Guy) DRAPERY HARDWARE HOME SERVICE.THE MOST LUXURIOUS MATERIALS\u2014DRAP- ERIES \u2014 CURTAINS \u2014 BEDSPREADS \u2014 SHOP AT Drop in and browse 933-3598 BRANCH STORE 5112 PARK AVE.276-7443 L961 \u20188 aung \u2018Appsanys \u2018souçuæexg junounsam WL \u2014 6 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 8, 1967 \u2014 10 PROPERTY WANTED We have buyers waiting for homes in Westmount.We can effect quick sales wher 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 I PROPERTY FOR SALE WATERFRONT LOCALB + BEDROOMS - 2 FIREPLACES $55,000 fuçuted on quiet eul -de-sac with some mature shade trees and u view of the lake, this fieldstone Dutch Colonial home offers: Vermont slate foyer, sunken living room, floor-to-celling fireplace; archway to separate dining room with beamed ceiling, French doors to garden.Planned kitchen with adjoining laundry & Panelled library with: breakfast area, powder room.purguetry flooring and built-in shelving.Huge master bedroom.place, dressing room and full ensuite.Four family bath, Full two-car Mooring facilities, To view please call M, Lucus: 697-5110 or 453-4224.Abbott & Smith Ltd, Brokers.5 COUNTRY PROPERTY \u2014 FOR SALE Sally\u2019s Pond 1 the Bolton Pass near Knowi- ton.Four rooin bungalow, living-room with fireplace, 2 bedrooms, Kitchen, screened porch on lakefront.All conveniences.Not accessible in winter.Fur nished and equipped.$7.500 481 2972.9 COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET Memphremagog Beautiful 2 bedroom cottage on lake front.Private ground.All convenience, 3 miles fron auto route, exit 67 and wolf course.One hour to Expo; safe swinuning, good fishing.Call 731-1475 or E.Bonn, Magog, 843-2230 Christieville New Morin Heights, June 30 to July 8100.Swinvning available 87-1 4 Si Lake Connolly lurtished 6 room cottage near lake, 220, bargain, 279-9825.a HOUSES TO LET WESTMOUNT COTTAGE Semi-Detached in Westmount October rental.tial street Garage six-room cottage available near business area.CALL 484-4949 82 AUTOS FOR SALE Leaving Country Chevelle 1965, Super Sport convertible, new lites, power steering, V-8.Excellent condition 486-1712 alter 5 pan, 1964 BUICK Skylark, 2 doo hardtop, Fully equipped.Good condition, Reasonable.Call Jeft Kreuse, Days: 842-2181.Eves: 482-0841.VOLKSWAGEN 1966, Fastback 1600 series, Hi-Fi radio, 12,000 miles.Excellent condition Reasonable, Call 747-4211, 88 CAMPING EQUIPMENT 7 10 x 14 WALL tent: kitchen tent: air mattresses; Coleman stove and lamp, All excellent condition, Reasonable, Call Jeff Kreuse Dave: 842-2181, Eves 482 0841 2nd fire- | bath | other good bedrooms; garage, for On quiet residen- The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertisin éd nait Bae © \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 HUnter 1-0451 10 Words *1.00 7¢ for each additional word 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.Sy SORE (IL £3 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female nz MONTREAL GENERAL HOSPITAL PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY | Requiring ladies interested in\u2019 | meal service\u2014for the preparation | of meal trays (to patients and | washings in distribution centers\u2019 ion patient floors.| I HOURS: BREAKFAST AND LUNCH SERVICE 7 TO 10:30 A.M.7AM TO 1 PM.Lt OR DINNER SERVICE 3.30 TO 6 P.M.1 |5 and 6 days weekly rotating | week-ends and statutory holidays.Permanent employment with full staff benefits.For interview arrangements please apply in person or by tele- iphone between 9.30 a.m.and 4.30 p.m.TO PERSONNEL OFFICE \"WE.7-601 | Ext.201, 203 ; 1625 PINE AVE.W.i _ _\u2026- __ 2.GOOD PERMANENT POSITIONS ENGLISH FLUENTLY AND IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SWITCHBOARD WORK No Experience Required Salary While Training FOR APPOINTMENT CALL BETWEEN 10 AM.& 8 P.M, MISS RICKABY 933-8979 ; MOTHER'S HELPER Mother\u2019 s Help er Wanted capable for ne pe home, 2 children.live in, 733-8360 MOTHER'S helper wanted for sumner in St.Donat, Must like children.1 112 MOTHER'S heip wanted, small family sleep in, Call 688-4503.MOTHER'S helper for two little girls, 4 and 7.Own room.bath, 489-4758 IF YOU CAN SPEAK FRENCH AND | i | ! i | | i | | i } I me MOTHER\u2019S HELPER Mother's Helper wanted $50 weekly STARTING JUNE 17th FOR 2 WEEKS.YOUNG RESPONSIBLE GIRL OVER 18 OR LADY REQUIRED MAINLY O HELP WITH THREE CHILDREN.GOOD REFERENCES, SLEEP IN PREFERRED.CALL MORNINGS BETWEEN 10 AND 11.482-5229.Mother's Helper Wanted July and or August at Lakeside, Mont Tremblant.Private home.Experienced, 16 or older.Swimming essential.Four children.Char kept.Call 484-4173.\"DOMESTIC HELP WANTED 13 Cleaning Woman Wanted TEMPORARY JULY AND AUGUST WHILE OWN HELP IS ON VACATION.2 OR 3 DAYS WEEKLY.REFERENCES REQUIRED.CALL: 486-2107 115 E BABY SITTERS WANTED \u2018Baby Sitter or Resident Sitter Needed for June and July for 3 children, ages 4-6-8.Call 482-6065.___ 124 FOR SALE \u2014 Dining room furniture DINING room \u201csuite piece.Reasonable.489-1802.- ! Bedroom furniture \u201c127 FOR SALE \u2014 | good salary.; ITALIAN Provincial bedroom set, double bed, 10 months old.Reasonable.Cail 489-9058.FRENCH Provincial bedroom set, (Baetz), twin beds plus double dresser, highboy, 2 night tables, Good condition.Reasonable, Call 488-5954, ROR SALE \u2014 Kitchen equipment McCLARY fridge, 150 cellent condition.Reasonable.737- 9228.À 134 FOR SALE \u2014 Sports equipment BOY'S Armstrong bicycle, 28 inch, racing handle bars, 3 speed, Good condition.Reasonable.Call 935-2192, GIRLS bicycle 26 inch; boy's cycle 24 inch.484-9263.136 FOR SALE \u2014 Clothing and furs _ S.0.S.LADIES THERE IS MONEY IN YOUR CLOSETS IF CLUTTERED WITH IMPORTS OR ORIGINAL MODELS, IN PERFECT CONDITION.LARGE SIZES WELCOME.SELL THEM THROUGH LA POUTIQUE FANTASQUE MODES 2075 CRESCENT ST.288-3655 (solid oak) 9 11 cubic feet Ex- | 288-3655 QUALITY RESALE DRESS SHOP Haute couture models, imports and belter at a fraction of original costs.La Bou lique Tantasque OPEN DAILY, INCLUDING SATURDAY, 10 to 6 P.M THURSDAY & FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M.ELECTRICAL SERVICE ® INDUSTRIAL e COMMERCIAL ® RESIDENTIAL 24 HOURS EMERGENCY SERVICE INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE H.R.CASSIDY 484-3523 5765 Monkland Ave.Quality - Service - Satisfaction FOR SALE \u2014 Clothing and furs ladies\u201d weur 2075 CRESCENT STREET (up stairs) FOR SALE \u2014 Clothing and furs | LADY'S gown, cocktail dress, 13 in good condition.737-5161.138 FOR SALE \u2014 General G.E.washing wringer type, 3 offer.HU.6-2086 WASHING machine: baby's crib and accessories, Very reasonable.737-0386, CONSOLE television, 17 inches, $35.00; typewriter, very good condition, $50.00.334-8644.sizes automatic old.Best machine, months CHILD'S crib with mattress, blanket.sheets and pretty curtains.484-0740, Gas hot water tank 100 gallons, 46.2 recovery.Rheen Model G 48-100 A.Seguin 481-2771 gal./P.H.Mfg.Co.Call Mr.| VIKING T.V.ultrasonic, 21 inch, 3 speakers, $60 from 10 a.m.488-1525, YOUTH bed with orthopedic mattress; drop leaf table (mahogany); rug 7 x 5 oval braided.All excellent condition.Reasonable, 489-5875.BABY crib, nearly new complete with mattress; drapes, wall-to-wall 8 panels and valance, green floral, and 8 panels and valance silk maroon.Reasonable.738-3239.Beauty Parlour Furniture modern dryers with Three attached chairs; | chair also other accessories.747-0730.Vo CONTINUED AUCTION WE QUOTE ONE PRICE YOU MAKE YOUR OFFER 2085 NOTRE DAME W.932-0491 French Provincial Liquor Cabinet | Made To Order I SOLID WALNUT, CHOCOLATE COLOUR, 60 INCHES HIGH, 18 INCHES IN DEPTH, 37 INCHES WIDE WITH LOCKS, WILL SELL VERY REASONABLE, CALL: RE 3-8404 or RE.8-0906 bottle warmer; sterilizer: car bed; iron, 488-2181, WRINGER washer; Moving T.V.21 inch; dehumidifier; rug 9 x 12 reversible with pad; children's desks; tri-light; coffee tables.Call after 5° 486-1484.will sell separate, if desired; vacuum cleaner; sideboard (walnut), Sunbeam perc.: dry iron: curtain 279- 9825, working unit with two mir- ; rors; one hydraulic chair; one swivel | | | ALUMINUM motor boat aud trailer.\u2018 stretchers.| 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General BARGAINS Second hand furniture.Very good condition.ANTIQUES At lowest prices in town, Provincial Sales, 849-3732.WILL pick up unwanted furniture, free of charge.453-2576.FIVE piece bedroom suite; 4 piece chesterfield suite; cedar chest; kitchen step-ladder; electrolux vacuum cleaner; wood floor lamp; shower and window curtains; living room drapes, (practically new.) Reasonable, Call 486-4789.BRASS CANDLESTICKS 24 inches high; Loveseat with matching chairs.Call 932.6082, BROADLOOM and runner remnants, Bargains, Rugs; broadlooms and hall runners, also blinds.All kinds.Very low prices.Installation and edges taped.Call 737-7833 anytime, \u2018Moving odd chairs, continental bed: etc.RE.7-4750.Shopmate Saw 7 inch radial arm saw.Excellent condition.Reasonable.484-8751.STAMPS COINS Mirrors; T.V, 21%, Free 100 stamps when you request my approvals, bonus plan too 10c postage please.DON WILSON SALES REG'D., * P.O.Box 1182 Montreal 9, Que.151 WANTED TO PURCHASE AIR CONDITIONER WANTED In good condition, reasonable.Private, Call days DU.2-2454.WANTED: small suitable for rowboat, outboard motor, Call 481-2043.WE BUY AND SELL ANYTHING OF VALUE.CALL YOUR OLD RELIABLE DEALER, HONEST AL'S TRADING POST.SELL WITH CONFIDENCE TO A RELIABLE DEALER.861-4301 744-0948 15, CRAIG ST.E.WANTED: small antique commode; French Provincial chairs; small Per- slan rugs, also green broadloom rug.933-1261, WE repair or buy your old radios, T.V.'s, etc.484-1665.WANTED SECRETARY BOOK-CASE 488-3815 0 EE EE EE ES rok ok # SERVICE DIRECTORY ee ee 0 TT EE ÉTÉ ÉE À CARTAGE & MOVING 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 BARBER MOVING AND STORAGE AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN LINES FREE PRE-PLANNING BOOKLET MAILED UPON REQUEST 866-2735 wis.626-4339 BUSINESS SERVICE HOME IMPROVEMENTS SOOKKEEPING is our specialty.Tin soap, Dookkeeping Service Red.MR, HOME OWNER CARPENTRY i You can get a better quality job done at great savings by experts.| ; Finished basements, all types of remodelling and additions to your Tennis Instruction ; Boys and girls, from 10 to 16 years of age, who are residents of Westmount may register for Special Tennis Instruction.This instruction will take place on the Junior tennis courts starting on Tuesday, June 27th from 10 to 12 noon and subsequent Thursdays and Tuesdays through to August 31st.The group will be limited to sixty.You may register at the artificial rink before June 14th.The fee will be $3.00.Recreation SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Thurs.| day, June 8th, to Wed., June 14th, MOSQUITO LEAGUE Thurday, June 8th: Marlins vs Generals, Diamond 2: Chiefs vs Red Wings, Diamond 1.PEE WEE LEAGUE Week of June 12th \u2014 Playoffs.Results of Softball games as at Tues., a.m., June 6th, 1967.MOSQUITO Tues., May 30th Generals, 10 \u2014 Chiefs 3 | Thurs., June 1st \u2018Generals 21 \u2014 Jets 2 | PEE WEE i Wed., May 31ST.Mets 13 \u2014 Braves 7 Giants 16 \u2014 Dodgers 8 MOSQUITO home.Car entr CALL Friday, June 2nd P y MTL.HOME RENOVATION Marlins 9 \u2014 Redwings 9 Basements _ Hitcnens Bal ASSOCIATES Jets 6 \u2014 Chiefs 3 Work guaranteed, Reasonable.; 738-3771 PEE WEE Call: 738-3509 \u2014 738-2384, For a free estimate Monday June 5th \u201cTT DRESSMAKING | = \u201cMAINTENANCE ~~ | Dodgers 4 \u2014 Mets 2 mm 0 | \u2014_\u2014 Giants 13 \u2014 Braves 8 1 Bouti | HANDY MAN SERVICE SOFTBALL STANDINGS as at U que General home maintenance, | repairs Friday am, June 2nd, 1967.of all types, landscaping and main- MOSQUITO à 3 \u2018tenance.486-1251, 844-7072.Marie Claire | © LEAGUE GPWLD P Chiefs 6 4119 Our own creations: MORTGACES, LOST \u2014 ; Red Wings 6 4 208 ; A.-1, L K.8 truly one of a kind.Ve hin QUICKLY, $1000 TO Generals .73406 | $500.000, MISS LEONA LABERGE.| Jets 6 2315 Also made to order | BROKER.486-1106 DAYS, EVE- Marlins .51 40 2 i i - PEE WEE Stylist from Paris | MUSIC LESSONS Mets 76011 lez Con | Co Fleasant- prices | Braves .73317 2075 CRESCENT STREET Ç BEGINNER'S guitar, lessons Giants .\u2026 7 2 416 | in Folk n La- .= 844-4011 ' vender.Lessons available at Dodgers .71 5 1 31 home, Telephone 489-0649.PEE WEE re \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 lAH stars .2 0 2 0 0 EXCLUSIVE EUROPEAN PAINTING _ SENIOR | £ : Wanderers .1 1 0 0 2! ESSES, , T ! CUSTOM MADE, REPAIRS, |CHARMAC PAINTERS.EXTERIOR |Stars .1100 2 ALTERATIONS.HU, 8-4245, AND EoD, 061056, : Police 21121 F0 10 0 bh i ee Fire 0100 CREATIVE Dressmaker Designer, \u2014\u2014 i Dresses, suits, gowns.All alterations accepted.Fast service, 489-7096.ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS REPAIR your televisions by specialists.$2.00 per call.484-1665.Interior - Exterior WORK GUARANTEED.REA- SONABLE RATES.CALL JIM, 489-4502.PAINTING.WE REPAIR DECORATING, Irons Vaccum PIANO INSTRUCTION Cleaners - - Toasters ° eo Piano Tuition Pick-Up Sylvia Faust, Associate Royal College after 7 p.m.[fof Music London.graduate Roy a) Schooi of i ondon, ngland.4677 CHABOT 522-7283 Geaconns.ENTERTAINMENT PLUMBING AND ROOFING PLUMBING __ ROOFING TRENCH DIGGING 3 piece Band Available CALL US FOR ESTIMATES For Weddings and Partie.WESTMOUNT PLUMBING casonable rates, ail: Dave: TU.55460 & ROOFING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE, wi GENERAL REPAIRS ESTMOUNT JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT.Garage door repairs, service.747-6075.Residence 684-3876.935 1189 24 hour service National 0 RATETERTAE 7 7 UPHOLSTERING e pe Home Services FOR reupholstering and re- PAINTING, redecorating, brick and covering jobs please call Midtown Upholstering., 932-5912 cement work, pointing.Free estimate.days or 937-4446, after 5 p.m.Reasonable.489-3033.Painting | Look-alikes in fun-sleepwear Mother - and - daughter fa-, shions in sleep and loungwear ; have a new indoor-outdoor look.While gowns, jajamas and dusters are primarily de- | signed for the house these | spring styles have a multiple, purpose in that they are designed for at-home wear or patio play.full advantage of a little girl's desire to dress-up like mommy and she has created many groups of coordinated styles, Fabrics such as terry, checked gingham, and batiste highlight the collection.Lavish Schiffli embroidery adds a feminine touch to yokes, sleeves and pockets of an Em- pire-line silhouette group made in easy-care, permanent-press batiste.The pastel color range is from pink to mint.Made in gossamer voile for ladies and in cotton for children, halter necklines grace short and long tent shaped gowns.Delicate trim in these sleepwear groups is Val lace, tatted lace edgings at yokes and hem and deep flirty flounces of eyelet lace.Department Week of June 12th \u2014 Playoffs, | Boys 7 to 15 years \u2014 Seven Age Groups ! ! | | I Designer Evelyn Lind takes | St.Leo's sports Reid Sherriffs is Tennis Champion Reid Sherriffs sucessfully de- Spring title.Sherritfs came back fended his school senior tennis | srong in the second set to win 6 crown, with a hard earned win to 0 but the third and deciding set over Neil Fernandes in the final was a well played one with little match played at City of West-; to choose most of the way but the mount courts.champion was steadier and sharp- Neil threw a scare into Reid by | er particularly on the long drives taking the first set 6 to 1 in the and outlasted Fernandes in his best two out of three sets for the | fine challenge for the title._ a Last Friday afternoon at West.Baseball mount Park, two soccer teams or- | ganized in the school played an e exhibition game and the match Instruction was well contested.With the team piloted by Mike Radoma eling out The City of Westmount Recrea-i 8 3 to 2 victory over a club mas- tion Department Baseball Instruc- terminded by Gerry Fortin, tional Porgram will be held again | Sports has now come to an end this year for boys who are resi- for the season, with the more ser- dents of Westmount, and are 11 , ious business at hand of final ex- to 16 years of age.aminations and one can only wish Sessions will take place on Sat- all the athletes in the school the urday mornings at the West- besl of luck in their efforts to gain | mount Athletic Grounds, com- respectable notes.mencing June 10th at 9:00 a.m.; eee Please register at the Recrea- Nearly 275 persons lost their lives i tion Office as soon as possible.by drowning last year while they | Further information may be had were swimming or wading.Be !by contacting John Garland at water wise and prevent drown.932-4293., ings! SELECT THE RIGHT CAMP FOR YOUR CHILD Apply for a 1967 directory of accredited camps to the QUEBEC CAMPING ASSOCIATION INC.2233 Belgrave Aveé Mt.28, P.Q.Tel.: 489-1541 PY VV VV à à à à à A A A A A AP A A A8 CAMP NOMININGUE Nominingue, Que.43 years under same management ISSYYYYYVYOV d'A À À À À A A A à A1 Established 1925 Permanent Senior Staff \u2014 Resident Doctor and two Nurses Well-known to over 4,000 former campers and their parents.ideal camp site.Safe sandy beach.Specialists and qualified instructors for swimming, conoeing, sailing, water skling, crafts, tennis, archery, riflery, nature, campcraft ond canoe trips.Peter Van Wagner, Executive-Director 119 Cragmore Road, Pointe Claire \u2014 Telephone 695-2816 AN ACCREDITED CAMP of the QUEBEC CAMPING ASSOC.CAMP BELLA COOLA For Boys ages 7 to 15 Camp Features : Highly qualified staff, full time registered nurse, one counsellor to five boys, modern all equipped accommodations.Special Programs: Outi-tripping, pioneering, special leadership program for seniors.Regular Programs: Swimming and instruction on one of the cleanest, safest waterfronts in the Laur- entians, arts and crafts, dramatics, Indian and nature lore, basketball, baseball, tennis, archery.Personal Interviews with Directors: Phillip H.Baugniet, 273-6819; James C.Logan, M.A., 733-2037.8 week season June 27 to Aug.21.Half season campers accopted.Accredited member Quebec Camping Association VY VV VY CY CVV VV VV e™ CAMP KINKORA ST.PATRICK'S CAMP FOR BOYS Opening June 27th.Program: Riding, Water-Skiing, Tripping, Sailing, Canoeing, etc.The Camp offers the latest in Camping tacilities and program.a Write: Camp Kinkora 454 Dorchester Blvd.W.Montreal Phone: 866-7379 Evenings: 744-2938 a A À À À A A A À A À À À À À À À À A A A 6 SVVYVVVVYVVVVVVVWVWOY, MAAMAMdSAAAAAAAAAA L961 \u20188 aung \u2018Abpsiny, \u2018soujuoxg sunoussam 34, \u2014 (1 = e N À ni yr Il | I [| I J The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 8, 1967 \u2014 12 ony fi lp PE AMAZING NEW + DO IT NOW! ; 4 RO Ther FREE 4 Ee mc oY vor HTOROSOL SYSTEM spesiatan eee ™ { fil in and mall coupon, WINDOW } NN TTR .: , or telephone WASHING STREET LL.2 cn nee Lana n ae eee een nee nes are race ne 861 -6632 if contract signed before } : June 29.CITY 2.000000 a 000 ee a ea ee 0 0 006 TEL.NO.22222200.= 4 > GORDIAN SERVICES CORPORATON ETS.ommend Suite 2315, 1 Place Ville Marie, Montreal d'annannanananaaaaaAAAANANANAN "]