The Westmount examiner, 10 août 1967, jeudi 10 août 1967

[" Vol.XXXV, No.33 MONTREAL 6, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1967 12 PAGES 5e = t I va) t y, LA ne _ AN D * \u2014% = à off 5 \u2018 y ak PEN Modern Colembuses display their skill city_rate Tony Booth and Earl Cavanaugh with their model of an up to date motorized sailing yacht try out the waters of the new pool at Sherbrooke and Melville opened this week.The two juvenile sailors were elated at the prospect that they could get an audience seated around the new development to watch their activities.English predominant tongue in 180 African dialects .BY E.C.GANNON Ghana's future is bright providing the country\u2019s internal strife becomes stabilized, stated Colenel John Wallace, O.B.E., C.D.a member of the Canadian Government who spent several years there as technical advisor to the \u2018Ghanian government in 1963.Ghana\u2019s great drawback he said was caused by her efforts to \u2018improve her status overnight.With proper education there is no reason why Ghana cannot take its place along with other nations of the world.Such was the opinion on Africa\u2019s former Gold Coast state given to local Rota- rians by Cononel Wallace, in speaking to members of the Westmount Rotary Club at their weekly luncheon meeting held in Victoria Hall last week, Col.Wallace stated it was his opinion that the one party system at present in vogue under Nkrumah was (Continued on page 11) Stick to the | sea, my lad! A young sailor from New Jersey was fined $275 and had his driving privileges in Canada revoked by the Westmount Municipal Court for various traffic violations committed last Monday.The youth hit a police car, and evidently panicked.He did not stop and in the chase that ensued he broke almost every basic traffic law in the books.He drove through four red lights, twg stop signs, and proceeded on the wrong way, down a one-way street.He was seen speeding on de Maisonneuve Boulevard but going east while the street is one-way west.A Westmount patrol car cut him off at the corner of deMaison.neuve and Atwater.He was immediately arrested.at \u201c Next week's weather By ERIC NEAL AUGUST 12 TO 19 Heavy moon first quarter thundersqualls, with hail to open the, week.Conditions improving and warming again, although we will, still have cold, gusty winds as storms move eastwards.Typical Harvest Moon weather will then last for ten days.Afternoons warm and sunny.Nights cool.Frosty mornings north of the St.Lawrence.Temperature range, 50-8Q'F.Early morning fishing fairs boosted New schedule now in effect Effective immediately, rates for the users of electricity in Westmount have been increased to conform generally with the rates introduced recently by the Quebec Hydro Electric Commission.The new rates will affect all users of the service provided by the City of Westmount\u2019s Light and Power Department and were officially made effective at Monday night's council meeting moved by Alderman J.H.Richer, chairman of the Light and Power department.City records on microfilm The City is to have all its records preserved for posterity on microfilm and for this purpose the sum of $7,608 has been \u201cvoted by Council to provide for the purchase and installation of the equipment.As a result the move will reduce the amount of space at present taken up by bulky records and provide a great increase in the effective handling of records including - library books and other municipal department records.The monies to be spent will - include a microfilmer, two filing cabinets and one reader-.Permission having : been granted by the Minister of printer.Municipal Affairs.\u2014\u2014mtrfrmnstermimem{ent |\" Redivision of civic lots.A redivision of lots situated on the west side of Lansdowne Avenue north of de Maison- neuve Boulevard is being done : to create four lots for a development of terraced dwellings.The new houses would bear the civic numbers 306 to 312, plans: of which have been approved by the architectural commission.Architects are Perry and Patch, the owner Albert Vallee.A further redivision is being made to create one lot on Ren- frew avenue for the owner Mr.L.Mackay Smith who proposes to construct an addition to the rear of his dwelling at 19 Ren- frew Ave.a.) : Second and Third readings given Second and third readings were given by city council to by-laws concerning the Director of Services, the Board of Inspections, the latter being _ adopted and has now become law.Second reading was given to the by-law providing for a loan of $1,800,000 for the extension, improvements to parks amd public buildings, purchase of equipment for snow removal etc.It was announced at the meeting that electricity rates, generally, in the City of Westmount have not been increased for many years and that the new increase will bring users costs for services in line with adjacent areas on the island of Montreal.The old rates have been in - vogue since 1908 it was explained.The increase is the result of increases in the cost of power purchased in bulk by \u2018 the city and in the cost of labor and materials necessary to the operation of Westmount\u2019s sys tem.As a result, the average householder will be subject to an increase of approximately one to two dollars a month or two to four dollars bi-monthly.The new rates will vary with - the type of service used, wheth- : er commercial, industrial or.residential, and the type of \u2018 equipment for which the elec- - tricity is required.Also the .volume of electricity consumed + } \u2018widening and paving of streets, - = 1 + has a bearing on the rate: charged in some particular circumstances.In general, the following table shows the rate- structure for residential users: BI-MONTHLY NET COST Present.Proposed Increase K.W.H.Rate Rate I» Dollars 100 282 3.67 88 de 597 7.35 1.58 se sos 94 1.89 1000 1236 15.12 2.76 2000 2100 24.84 3.84 Although, the new rates apply on readings taken on or after the 8th of August, it may be a month or two before some customers will be billed for ser- \u201cvice at the new rates, it was stated.It was noted in the annual report of the city just-issued that \u201cthe maximum power require- \u2018ments on the city's system reached a record high of 23,250 _kilowatts and the number of kilowatt-hours distributed rose \u2018from 89,687,000 in 1965 to 105,152,000 during 1988.|= treet + PAVING 1$12,489.57] The sum of $12,489.57 ottereu by La Cie d\u2019Asphalte Moderne in tender for the supplying and placing of hot mix asphalt on.various streets was accepted by the city over four other companies for work to be done. mem 4e ccm gens New Residential Construction Construction starts of dwelling units in centres of 10,000 population and over totalled 8,220 in April, up from the 1966 month total of 6,520.During the January-April period starts dropped to 22,745 from 26,356 last year.Completions during April numbered 10,397.During the January-April period completions dropped to 34,345 this year from 50,474.Units under construction at April 30 numbered 59,454 compared with 75,811 at the same date lust year.April starts by provinces were as follows: 201 (63 in the 1966 month): Prince Edward Island, nil (1); Nova Scotia, 54 New Brunswick, 61 (109) Quebec, 1.718 (1,471); Ontario.4,075 (3,066) : Manitoba.156 (93).Saskatchewan, 148 (166), Alberta, 652 (382); British Columbia.1.155 (1,075).FPS A GAMBLE Canadians who think legalized lotteries will end the financial woes of everything from hospitals to schools might note the case of New York State, The Financial Post suggests.After one month of operation, officials are wondering where the gambling spirit went.The $1 sweepstakes tickets went on sale in June at 4,000 different locations.State officials confidently predicted sales of $30 million a month, with 55% of the take going to support the cost of education.Results in June: a little over $6 million in ticket sales and $3.5 million for education\u2014one fifth of what had been hoped for.Officials, in defence, claim they are still struggling with distribution and staff problems.A better clue, however, may have come from an illegal numbers racket operator.\u201cNumbers players haven't quit us because they now realize that our odds are better,\u201d he says.\u2018We pay off immediately and there's no waiting.And furthermore, no winner has to worry about paying income taxes.\u201d NEW TYPE HOUSING Two major competitive materials manufacturers are getting readyto crack.Canada's huge.unsatisfied housing market, W.L.Dack reports in The Financial Post.Their answers to skyrocketing house construction costs\u2014 mass produced homes build on an auto-assembly-line basis.Both will vigorously promote greater use of their material in new housing.But the two companies \u2014 Alcan Aluminium Ltd.and Steel Co.of Canada \u2014 are tackling the problem in widely different ways.Alcan is moving into construction of assembly - produced, fully- furnished homes aimed exclusively at the big urban development market.Stelco, on the other hand, wilt not move directly into housing, but will work closely with customers in developing new house designs with better and greater use of steel.PARKS AND PEOPLE \u2014 City parks are getting back to the people, The Financial Post notes.Imaginative New York parks officials are luring the crowds with every thing from nickel beer and hot dog summertime parties to big name concerts.Canadian municipal officials, are beginning to catch the motivating spirit too.Toronto, with a budget of $90,000 to spend exclusively on parks programs, this summer is offering 166 free performances of every kind of musical concert, as well as some theatre and children\u2019s shows.Budgets are usually the stumbling block to expanded parks programs.But why can't Canadian civic officials seek out more support from commercial concerns\u201d?The Post asks.New York has used private sponsors to help it attract the big stars and theatre groups.Surely some compromise can be reached on what kind and how much advertising would satisfy both sides.Children\u2019s Library will reopen Monday The Children\u2019s Library will reopen on schedule, next Monday, August 14.The Library has been closed for a month during which time it has been air conditioned and painted.Also, the book collection has been re-grouped in what amounts to a major changeover, with every section shifted.The result is a more logical and convenient arrangement of the books.The collection is now divided into three main sections: a fiction \u2018\u2019room\u2019\u2018 created by the placement of waist-high shelves to set off a corner of the room; a section for reference works and non-fiction; and a section for picture books and \u2018\u2018easy\u2019\u2019 books for the younger readers.The picture book section has a low round table with chairs, and the books are kept only on the lower shelves, within reach of the vounger children.The upper shelves are to be filled with a frieze of illustrations from the work of Beatrix Potter, the famous illustrator of children\u2019s books.This last division also includes the \u201c\u2018intermediate\u2019 fiction and the French books.New COLOR Scheme The Library has been painted in a new color scheme of three harmonizing pastels: green, blue-green, and yellow.The new colors will provide a more suitable backdrop for holiday displays for all occasions.In an effort to compensate for its closing, the Children\u2019s Library, earlier in the summer, issued eight books on a card, due back after Labour Day.The response was good, and the Library now estimates that it has in circulation about five thousand books.Accordingly, Mrs.Gay and Mrs.Clayton are sending out an urgent appeal to all the children to refrain from returning all their books the first day the Library reopens.The books are not due until after Labour Day.so the children are asked to please try to spread them over this time period._ THE SHAH-OF PERSIA\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee The anomalies of Middle East politics are bewildering.Israel has the only legal Communist party; the Communist- backed Arab states put their Communists in jail.Arab nations created and maintained by the West sever all relations with their commercial partners; socialist Egypt spends more on arms than on education, while an Arab monarchy Saudi Arabia institutes a huge programme of land reform and free technical schooling.Nowhere is this kind of political paradox more evident than in Iran or Persia, as the West insists on calling it.Some of the Shah's best friends are Communists, yet there is no word of disapproval from them as he rails against Nasser and steps up business with the Western imperialists.If his title was President of the People\u2019s Republic.instead of \u2018Emperor, King of Kings, Shadow of the Almighty and Centre of the Universe,\u201d he could scarcely be doing a better job, as far as Moscow's ideologists are concerned.His reforms have been staggering by any standards; 25 million peasants \u2014 though most are still at subsistence level \u2014 have never had it so good, comparatively speaking.Hundreds of thousands of acres of land have been redistributed, co-operatives have sprung up, schools can be found in the smallest villages and vast irrigation schemes have been undertaken in barren desert.The Shah himself horrified conservatives by giving away the huge and profitable royal estates and thirty million pounds or so in cash as well.He has disarmed the left-wing further by swinging away from dependence on American oil companies and throwing much of the country\u2019s economic lot with the Soviet Union.STATISTICS- Though statistics are hard to formulate, Russian investment in Iran is believed to equal that of the West \u2014 and by 1970 will certainly surpass it.For by then there will be the first concrete results of a huge deal signed two years ago to provide a steel mill and an oil-and-gas pipeline from the south to the northern frontier with the USSR) These will be guarded by American-buill tanks and jets.To carry the ironhy further, Arab slates are accusing Iran of supplying oil to Israel, but that will doubtless not prevent everyone from being present in church when, in October this year, the Shah is formally crowned in a long-delayed ceremony which will rival any Arabian Nights scene for splendour.Capitalists, communists, arabs and jews will all bring their gifts and their congratulations.; Chess, it will be remembered, originated in Persia .Mohammed Reza Shah Pahlevi was born on October 26, 1919, in Teheran, the eldest of nine children.His father was a former colonel in the Persian Cossack Brigade who became military dictator, replacing the \u2018By SIMON KAVANAUGH - 3 3 ruling house of Kajar and taking the crown of Darius in 1926.His young son was sent to school in Switzerland, but returned home just after World War II to enter the Military Academy.His Swiss schooling may have been responsible for much of his democratic thinking in later life; it is highly probable, anyway, that if he had been brought up entirely in Teheran, his father's pro-Axis feelings would have affected him more.Leading Persians were Hitler sympathisers to a man, and this led to Britain and Russia sending troops to Teheran in 1941.It was a three day war.The Shah refused to comply with the amistice terms and abdicated in favour of his son.The young Shah \u2014 now married to Farouk's daughter Fawzia \u2014 fought his first battle with the Russians, who refused to evacuate the Red Army occupation units until pressured to do so by the United Nations.Then there was a rebellion in the northern provinces, backed by the Communist Tudeh party, and, much later, a more serious crisis when Prime Minister Mossedeq attempted a takeover.There were plots and counter-plots, arrests and coun- ter-arrests, and weeks of bloody rioting.Twice the Shah was deposed in practice if not in law and twice he returned.The Shah was actually in Rome when royalists finally overthrew Mossadeq.The ex-pre- mier was put on trail and faced death until the Shah interceded \u2018\u2018on the grounds of his past services to the State.\u201d Sentence was three years solitary confinement.POLITICAL STRENGTH From that time, in 1953, the Shah has grown politically stronger every year.His critics say he is surrounded by yes- men, and that many of his grandiose schemes exist only on paper, but there is no politician anywhere in the Middle De \u2014 Fs _\u2014 East who devotes himself more wholeheartedly to the national interest.Boxes of State papers accompany him even on holidays, and he will fly anywhere in the world to put Persia's case or help a commercial deal.He was the first monarch to address the U.N.Assembly, and the first monarch to tour East European capitals.He is in fact one of the very few Middle Eastern leaders who can leave his own country for lengthy tours and be confident that he can return.He has survived many attempts at assassination, but they have been markedly fewer in recent years.His domestic life for years was marred by his desperate desire for a son to carry on the (Continued on page 11) OUR MASTER PLUMBERS AT YOUR SERVICE Plumbing - Roofing Sewerooting Digging WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE.Westmount 935-1189 24 HOUR SERVICE PHILIPS ré sa * tn A: J JE ay NEED A CAE UN.6-455 VETERANS TAXI ASS'N.1 TW 2h Ras isara oavatal IR CITE Examiner 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Menager Printed and Published Every Thursday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildere Rood, Montreal! 29 Westimounter in Britain: - Every Night is Tough By STEPHEN SCHOFIELD P \\ \u20ac LIEN IE LONDON: I feel singularly fortunate to have spent a few minutes, quietly and alone, with that striking ornament of the stage and screen, Vivien Leigh, who had now died, plate, he looked like a king of youre.His demeanor bore a slight scowl, an expression of weariness, John W.Sencton President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick Chairman Editorial \u2014~- Accounting \u2014 Circulation Displey Advertising Depertments 481-2771 Clessified Advertising \u2014 6.30 a.m.te 5 p.m.Daily Te 10:00 p.m.Men.& Tues) 481-0451 The Kaaminer aims to be un independent, clean newspaper fnr the home, deveted to public service, 1.2% hat! year.Five cents a copy, Newspapers Association, Quebher Mall subscriptions: S250 per sear: Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association.Authorised an Nerond Class Mail hy the Post Office Department.Ottawa and for payment of postage in cush.We Say Expressway tieups: there \u2018otta be a law\u2019 CRUCIAL points on our many glorious miles of multi-million- dollar expressways, specially in and approaching the metropolitan area, are vulnerable.Vulnerable to vehicles which break down.Halting or slowing to a crawl traffic which should be moving freely at 45, 50 or 60 miles per hour.Frustrating other motorists, who rightfully expect to travel from \u2018A\u2019 to \u2018B\u2019 in so many minutes; instead burning fuel and tempers, multiplied by hundreds of cars, trucks and buses.Defeating the spending of hundreds of millions of dollars of taxpayers\u2019 money in making our highways best on the continent.Analyzing hreak- downs at bottlenecks would reveal almost certainly that the majority arise from owner or driver negligence.Negligence in replacing wornout or leaking tires.Failure to refill a low gasoline tank.Neglect to replace plugs and points burned beyond dependable service.Inattention to a sluggish cooling system.Guessing instead of regularly checking oil or battery liquid levels.Irresponsibility with cars, under modern expressway and road interchange conditions as well as downtown streets is the most frequent cause of traffic tieups, which need never have occurred.A stiffening of the Highway Code, with tough penalties for the negligently responsible drivers, would go a long way to keep traffic flowing the way it was designed to do.French and Enalish on common groun There were Westmoun- ters and others Eng- lish-speaking.There were Outre- monters and others French-speaking.At the Kabuki Theatre this week at Theatre Maisonneuve.Neither understood Japanese.But both enjoyed the plays.On common ground.Of mutual ignorance.And mutual appreciation.You Say Finnish speaker * of House coming Sir: The Speaker of the House of the Parliament of Finland, Hon.Johannes Virolainen, accompanied by Madame Virolainen, will arrive in Montreal by Scandinavian Airlines flight 941 on Thursday, August 3rd, at 3:10 P.M.Although in the hierarchy of the Republic of Finland, the Speaker of the House is the number two man, immediately after the President, he will not officially represent Finland in Canada or at Expo but will be here on a personal vacation and will also appear as the main speaker at the Fin- nish-Canadian Expo Ren- dez-Vous 1967 at Expo.ERIC KUUTTI alas, at the age of 53.As though yesterday, it seems, I interviewed her in a cosy little room backstage, an hour or so before a performance of Anthony and Cleopatra.Clad in a black negligée, she was sitting with her legs up on a small couch, occupying the whole of it: and her legs were covered with a white eiderdown.She looked frail and pale; and her face was heavily made up, a deep cream colour, eyelashes long and black, her lips smooth and tapering to a long cupid bow.WHISKEY BOTTLE I could hardly believe that this frail looking woman was the passionate coquette who dashed a piece of china against a wall in \u2018Gone With The Wind,\u201d and smashed a whiskey bottle and thrust its jagged edge at the face of Marlon Brando in \u2018\u2019Streetcar_ Named Desire.\u2019 ! asked her how she kept her figure so trim?\u201cOh,\u201d she said, \u20181 don't eat much.And I work hard.That's about all.\u201d Her voice was pleasant, accentless English, that is, neither British nor American.\u2018How did it sound to hear your own voice on the screen - for the first time?\u201d \u201cTerrible,\u201d she said.\u201cTerrible?\u201d \u201cYes, I sounded terrible.1 tried to improve my voice.As a matter of fact I still do work on my voice.\u201d During all this time 1 was standing up, rather awkwardly.notebook in hand.1 wanted to sit down to lake notes.I could not sit down because there was no chair in the room, and no space left on the couch.1 did not like to ask for a chair.So 1 simply knelt on the floor, on one knee, quite close to her.A GENTLEMAN A gentleman knocked on the door.opened it slightly and thrust his head inside.Presumably because he saw me kneeling by the couch, he was about to withdraw when Miss Leigh spoke quickly and loudly! \u2018\u201cCome in, Larry! This is .ah.Mr.Schofield!\" Her eyes glared and the tone of her voice implied: Come on now, Larry! Be nice to the young man! Shake hands with him property!\u201d Her husband, Sir Laurence Olivier, strode into the room.Indeed a striking figure, well proportioned and stocky in a shimmering kilt of gold and a great brass breast- (Continued on page 11) .ina BR BEd Westmount UFO enthusiasts plan to solve the mystery By Jan Twice a month, Friday evenings at eight o\u2019- clock, the Montreal Unidentified Flying Objects Group meet at the Atwater Library.\u201cAre these strange objects nothing more than an unknown natural phenomena?Are they illusions or clever hoaxes perpetrated on a gullible public?Or are they something which should be a matter of prime concern to the people of all nations on the earth?\u201d According to the members the latter statement is without a doubt correct.The aim of the group as stated by the president, Lindon As- tle, is to carry on as a nonprofit club for the purposes of holding public discussions on the subjects of flying saucers and metaphysics Several members of the group have formed a sky observation team which with the aid of telescopes, binoculars, and photographic equipment will methodically scan the skies in an attempt to make as many sightings as possible.All findings will be correllated, and analysed scientifically.The public is urged to report sightings to the society.A chart of instructions is being drawn up telling the layman what to look for and record.This reporter once attended a meeting of the society.Slides were shown of various sightings around the world.To the sceptical many of them may not have seemed quite credible.However, a (Continued on page 11) We Said From the Examiner Files 25 YEARS AGO Munroe Abbey, of 3585 Addington Ave., for many years a prominent citizen of Westmount accepted the chairmanship of the United Jewish Appeal.* kK Mr.and Mrs.A.L.Lambert of Westmount announced the marriage of their daughter, Verona, to Lieut.Murry A.Rousell R.C.A.P.C.* % * A first aid course was given to the children in Westmount Park, thus readying them for any contingency.* * * Approximately 200 members of the Westmount C.P.C.and Auxiliary Fire Force attended the last of a series of five fire fighting demonstrations arranged by Lieut.F.Des- roches of the Westmount fire department, held at the Stanton St.Station. iL) % ron \u2018Rirdland inc The only Canadian Thrush known to most city dwellers is our Robin, but the gentle Bluebird, emblem of happiness, is also a Thrush.Be- Westmount Park and King George Park in West- mount were picked out by Virginia Lambe writing in the Montreal Gazette as the epitomes of the English type park.She says French parks subdue nature.Ordered graveled walks with park benches alongside are more common than large expanses of grass and trees.\u2018The Frechman renews himself by contact with other people.The Englishman immerses himself in nature and returns refreshed.\u201d she writes.Westmount and King undulating and the benches are under the numerous trees \u2014 nature improved.People try to find privacy.they wish to commune with nature in some secluded corner.Miss Lambe ends with the comment: \u201cEnglish parks are more natural than French parks, but perhaps people are more natural in French parks.\u201d * * Following Westmount\u2019s plan of beautification of cit streets by lining them wit trees, the City of Montreal reports that it has planted 115,174 trees in parks and streets in the past 4 years, it was announced by Dr.Yves Desmarais, director of Montreal's Botanical Garden.Dr.Desmarais said that at the end of June Montreal\u2019s inventory of standing trees was 308,179.At the end of 1963 Montreal owned 268,107 trees.Since then, 115,174 trees were planted \u2014 34,943 in the streets and 80,231 in the parks So nice to see Mr.and Mrs.Andre Perret of West- mount Geneva Pastry at their new location, 4257 St.Catherine West, corner of Olivier, giving the same courteous service as in the past in their new up-to-date shop.A group of Westmount Rota- rians journeyed up to the Girl Guides camp 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regularly.Their southern range extends farther south than that of any other Thrush.In the last 20 years the Wood Thrush has worked its way up into the Laurentians, and its glorious voice may be heard from the date of its arrival in May until the moulting period.This year our cold spring delayed nesting operations, so that all birds are behind schedule.The Wood Thrush is no exception.Consequently, the singing period was extended.The Wood Thrush\u2019s voice is exceptionally clear, yet mellow.the range great, the tune true \u2014 no going off RADIO EQUIPPED 18 Gladstone \u2014 done.Andy Durso and Claude Cadorette devoted much of their time toward making the trip a success.A visit to Were- dale Camp will be made by another group on August 16th.Operated by E.DAY & NIGHT SERVICE LANSDOWNE TAX! REG\u2019D.Westinount 933-8484 SPECIAL & HOURLY RATES \u2014 OUT OF TOWN TRIPS CHRISTENINGS \u2014 WEDDINGS \u2014 FUNCRALS \u2014 AIRPORT Gallagher CALL 481-0451 TO PLACE YOUR AD An experienced and courteous Want Ad adviser will be pleased to take your ad and help you prepare one to get the maximum results.Call up today.Ad- takers on duty for your convenience Monday and Tuesday to 10 p.m.\u2014 Wednesday, Thursday and Friday to 5 p.m.Want Ads.Among the many offers you may find the quick solution to your personal or business needs.Use our Want Ads.GET THE BEST OFFER DAY IN AND DAY OUT FROM OUR WANT ADS Every day of the year thousands of people take advantage of the articles and services offered in our STMOUNT Ë MY 04TH & Wt key.The flute-like song is divided into phrases with a slight pause between each.With a great variation in pitch, the tune goes up the scale, then down, and extra trilled notes are inserted here and there.When quite close to the singer a soft \u201ctuck.tuck\u2019 and \u2018\u2018see-see- see\u2019 can be heard.For many weeks this continues from dawn until dark.Wood Thrushes are handsome birds, male and female alike.They are easily identified by the large almost circular, dark spots on their pure white underparts and a conspicuous white eye- ring.The upper parts, especially the head, are a very reddish brown.The general effect is a plump bird with a rather short tail.Feet and legs are pale, rather pinkish.Much of their food is obtained by scratching the earth or dead leaves to find insects.With a family to feed, most of the mother's day is spent on the ground while the father encourages her by perching on a low branch to do his singing.This summer their territory was a wide expanse of shrubbery and trees not too far from the lake.The juveniles are still being given some attention by their parents although it is now August. tas TVUSIMONNT EEUMIAOT, [RUTEREY, AUGUE 1V, 1707 == @ LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER ZH) (Iarke Ave, Westmount Wm, C.Nolting, B.D.Pastor Miss Lydia FEibich \u2014 Organist Sunday, August 13th Services: 9:00 am and 11:00 aan CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lonssdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH.TUE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.SCIENTIST.IN BOSTON.MASS.Sunday, August 13th 1m am.CHURCH SERVICE 11:00 a.m.SUNDAY SCHOOL.Lesson-Sermon Subject \u201csour\u201d EVERY WEDNESDAY 4.15 pm.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: Open Tuey- day.\u2018Thursday and Saturday | to 4 PRESBYTERIAN STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount & Victoria Aves.Minister: Rev, S.Mardonnell B.A.B.D, Sunday, August 13th 11:00 aim.No Service Orsanist & Cholr Director Doris Killam AR.C.T., L.Mous.(McGill) VISITORS WELCOME \u201cUNITARIAN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) Sunday, August 13th 10:00 an.\u201cECUMENICITY FOR WHAT\" GUEST PREACHER: Rev.Di.Ernest Kuebler of Syracuse, NY.Church School closed for the summer.Nursery and Kindergarten in Chan- ning Hall.LAKESHORE CHURCH \u2014 Closed un- ul September.ROXBORO FELLOWSHIP \u2014 Closed until September.ANGLICAN ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH DORCHESTER and ATWATER WESTMOUNT Lt.-Col.The Rev.J.L.Rand.CD.B.A., LTh, Mr.E.Tait \u2014 Organist Sunday, August 13th \u20180:45 a.m.Church School 11:00 aan.Morning Prayer WE WELCOME YOU ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Wesimount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill The Rev'd.Canon J.N.Doldge, otor The Rev'd.J.C, M.Serjeantson TRINITY XII 8:00 aun.Holy Eucharist 11:00 a.m.Mattins, Sermon: The Rector Wednesday 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion Organist and Choirmaster Donald J.F.Hadfleld, AR.CM., B.A, B.Paed.BAPTIST 11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.West at Roslyn Ave.Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister-Elect \u2014 Rev.J.Organist & Cholr Director: REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, M.A, D.D.\u201cTHE UPLIFTED CHRIST\" \u201cEVERYBODY'S TEXT\" Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME Frank Patch, B.A., B.D.Frank Armstrong.L.T.C.L.UNITED Organist: Mr.Robt.Guest Preacher: ST.ANDREW'S AND WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCHES (Worshipping together in Westmount Park Church, Lansdowne Ave.and Maisonneuve Blvd.) Rev.HH.Ray Ashford, B.A., B.D.Kennedy, 11:00 a.m.Rev.Glenn J.Ashford, B.Sc., Wk WELCOME B.A., A.Mus.B.D.YOU rator.Aug.20th \u2014 Rev.Dr.Aug.27th \u2014 Dr.Director, Sept.3rd door.DOMINION DOUGLAS UNITED LANSDOWNE AVE.AND THE BOULEVARD, WESTMOUNT Rev.R.Douglas Smith, B.A., B.D., D.D.SPECIAL CENTENNIAL SUMMER SERVICES 11:00 a.m.Each Sunday Visitors Welcome Aug.13th \u2014 Very Rev.Dr.J.David Maclennan, manuel, Montreal, Timothy Eaton, Toronto, Rochester, now Florida.Norman MacKenzie\u2018of India.Board of World Mission.- Rev.R.Douglas Smith, The Flgar Choir of British Columbia will sing, Dominion Douglas is within easy access cast from Decarie Expressway at Cote St.Luc Exit.City Bus Routes 66 and 124 stop at the R.Mutchmor.Former Mode- formerly of Em- now Personnel AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE Christian Science e subject The Christian Science doctrine that God is the one all-embracing Soul of man and the universe, will be explored at the services in the Christian Science churches this Sunday in the reading of the week\u2019s Les- son-Sermon on the subject \u201cSoul.\u201d Bible selections will include this from Psalms: \u201cWhither shall 1 go from thy spirit?or whither shall 1 flee from thy presence?If 1 ascend up into heaven, thou art there: if I make my bed in hell, behold, thou art there.\u201d Pertinent passages from the denominational textbook will include: \u201cSoul is synonymous with Spirit, God, the creative, governing, infinite Principle outside of finite form, which forms only reflect.\u201d (\u2018Science and Health with key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy).Temple Emanu-El Sabbath services Sabbath Services are held regularly through the summer on Friday evenings at 8 :15 o'clock in the Temple Sanctuary auspices Temple Brotherhood.At the Worship on Friday evening August 11th, pulpit honours will be shared by the following: Arthur Pascal, Mrs.Hershell Lewis, Edmund Gordon, Daniel Abergel.Memorial anniversaries will be observed for the following dear departed: Rose Rosenzweig, Rae Markus, George Ginsberg, David Schwartz, Cyril Loveguard, Norbert Neiger, Reisa Ro- chel Gurevich, Jacob Pascal, Annie Naimark Garfield, Robert Ness, Rachel Kert Ness, Fanny Wener.Philip Barcom, Abraham Ducoffe, Abraham Gross- man, Harry Katz, Jennie Singer, Jette Kaplun Hirs- covitch, Elias Tower, Anna Fisher, Jacob Turkel-Aller- hand, Nettie Turkel-Aller- hand, Sarah Gordon, Joseph Scheer, Charles Hubscher, Boris Katz, Lillian Norman.\u201cBut Now\" The words \u201cbul now\u201d are found in many places in the Bible, but most often in the Epistles of Paul.\u201cBUT NOW the rightcousness of God without the law is manifested\u2019 (Ver, 21).How can this be?How can a man be declared righteous apart from the law?The answer \u2014 the enly answer is, by grace through faith in Christ.-Though perfect and sinless Christ died for sin.Whose sin?Yours and mine.Thus as Paul declares in Acts 13:38: \u201cBy this Man is preached unto vou the forgiveness of sins, and by Him all who believe are justified from all things.from which ve could not be justified by the Law of Moses.\u201d \u201cTherefore we conclude that a man is justified by faith, without the deeds of the law\u201d (Rom, 3:28}.Former Moderator fo preach at Dominion-Douglas Very Reverend J.R.Mutch- mor, probably Canada\u2019s best known minister, will preach in Dominion-Douglas next Sunday morning at 11 o'- clock.Dr.Mutchmor was the out-spoken Secretary of The Board of Evangelism and Social Service of The United Church for twenty-five years.He was elected Moderator of The United Church in 1962.Visitors are welcome.Sunday Collect Almighty and everlasting God, who art always more ready to hear than we to pray, and art wont to give more than either we desire or deserve: Pour down upon us the abundance of thy mercy; forgiving us those things whereof our conscience is afraid, and giving us those good things which we are not worthy to ask, but through the merits and mediation of Jesus Christ, thy Son, our Lord.Amen.Book of Common Prayer, (Anglican Church of Canada).Rev.Edgar Bailey Avgust preacher at Westmount Baptist The preacher during the month of August will be the Rev.Edgar J.Bailey, M.A.D.D.immediate Past President of the Baptist Federation of Canada.Dr.Bailey is a former Minister of Westmount Baptist Church and is at present Pastor of King- sway Baptist Church, Toronto, Ontario.He will preach on the subject.\u201cTHE UPLIFTED CHRIST\" on Sunday morning, August 13th, and in the evening the topic of his sermon will be \u201cEVERYBODY'S TEXT\".After the morning service all are cordially invited to the Lower Hall for the Fellowship Hour, when coffee and light refreshments will be served.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.éages 18 to 30i meets on Thursdays at 8:00 P.M.Religious Radio Broadcast, August 13, 1967 How religion can help the businessman by inspiring him with fresh, new, practical ideas, will be explained on the next Christian Science radio program in the regular weekly series \u2018The Bible Speaks to You\u2019 which is heard on Station CKVL (dial 850) every Sunday morning at 9.45) TWO MINUTES\u201c WIIM ME BIBLE N ¥ CORNELIUS R.STAM PRES.BIREAN BIBLE sSOCHTY GHICASO 35 RLINOIS From Death to Birth \u2018\u2018Being born again, not of corruptible seed, but of incorruptible, by the Word of God, which liveth and abideth forever\u201d (I Pet.1:23) We are prone to think of death as following birth.People are born to live their lives and then die.Spiritually, however, it is the other way.St.Peter, by divine inspiration, says that we must be \u2018\u2018born again\u2019 because: \u201cAll flesh is as grass, and all the glory of man as the flower of grass.The grass withereth and the flower thereof falleth away: \u2018\u2018But the Word of the Lord endureth forever.And this is the word which by the gospel is preached unto you\u201d (Vers.24, 25).This new birth is a spiritual matter, necessitated by the fact that by nature men are \u2018\u2018dead in trespasses and sins\u2019\u2019 (Eph.2:1).Thus believers are not born again in the same way as they were first born, but are born again\u2014given new life, by believing the Word of God.God's Word, in this passage, is called \u201cincorruptible seed\u201d\u2014 seed that cannot die.Once the Word takes root in one's heart, once he believes and receives it, it never dies, but produces in him \u201ceverlasting life.\u201d \u2018\u201cThe Word of the Lord en- dureth forever, and this is the Word which by the gospel is preached unto you\u201d (Ver 25).The Word of God takes root in one\u2019s heart only as he believes the gospel, the good news, about Christ\u2019s redemptive work.Peter himself proclaims this wonderful gospel: \u201c* .Ye were not redeemed with corruptible things, as silver and gold .but with the precious blood of Christ .* (I Peter 1:18, 19).\u201cWho His own self bare our sins in His own body on the \u2018tree.> (I Pet.2:24).\u2018For Christ also hath once suffered for sins, the Just for the unjust, that He might bring us to God.(I Peter 3:18).25610 SHERBROOKE STREET.West / - à wr i criteres: Mr.and Mrs.Roger Sigouin, representing Mayor Jean Drapeau, officially opened the Montreal Furniture Market at Place Boneventure.Flanking Mr.and Mrs.Sigouin, from left to right, are: Roger Rougier, director, and Dr.Roger Veilleux, president, Quebec Furniture Manufacturers\u2019 Association, and John Sharp, president Canadian Council of Furniture Manufacturers.The public will be allowed to attend to- - in to the club soon.Any read day and tomorrow.Mr.CG.Edge attends Oslo conference Mr.C.G.Edge of West- mount, was among 500 delegates from 22 countries attending the 20th-anniversary Congress of the World Association of World Federalists (WAWF) which met in Oslo, Norway, last week.WAWF is an international organization advocating the strengthening of the United Nations.Its worldwide membership favors a UN capable of making, interpreting and enforcing world law.Headquarters offices are in The Hague, Netherlands.Keynote speaker at the opening session was WAWF President Norman Cousins, editor of Saturday Review.In his address, Mr.Cousins said: \u2018\u2018The world has 30,000 pounds of destruction for every man, woman and child, yet has nothing else in such quantity \u2014 not food, not medicine, not educational materials.\u201d The World Federalist delegation from Canada, headed by Dr.Gunther Plaut of Toronto, consisted of a dozen members including Warren Allmand, M.P., chairman of the Canadian Parliamentary Association of World Federalists representing 75 M.P.\u2019s and Senators, and Ross Smyth, President, Montreal Branch te Unity Boys club news Some thirty youngsters attended a free dental clinic at Unity last week.All members of the club may take advantage of this program and there is still time to register.Any interested parents should call Miss Laurie Maxwell as soon as possible.After the initial appointment, parents are responsible for getting their children to fol- low-up appointments.With fall program only three weeks away, much attention is being given these days to volunteer staff requirements.Previous volunteers are, therefore, requested to call or drop, as well.(832-5506).i , er* We have a bang-up program interested in working with, planned for next week, high- young people and with a little lighted by a trip to Plattsburgh spare time, should call the club \u201d Beach on Thursday.Herold Ress, M.A.(Ed.) Principe! 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The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, August 10, 1967 \u2014 8 i GI MAAN oo Pea 4 \u2014\u2014 « \u2018 int wot ON - vf \u2019 , ee LÉ 0, : | BEE] AMERICAN Book your order now to have your 4 es BEVIN rugs or broadlooms washed, clean- + H.MONTPETIT, B.Ph., L.Ph., prop., ed and repaired while you are on : Gold Medalist, University of Montreal - vacation.Prescriptions carefully and Phone WE.2-4277 accurately filed ot reasonable 4151-4153 St.Cotherine St.W.prices.ë Westmount : 1385 Greene Ave.VE nes LE EE EE RE Corner Sherbrooke all { ° si ; Angels\u2019 Ball \u2018[ Matossian-McMaster The marriage of Miss Martha scooped ne ck!lines and puffed .Sherrill McMaster, daughter of sleeves trimmed with a narrow lo pay tribute Mr.and Mrs.William Rothwell band of broderie anglaise, he \u2019 McMaster.49 Oakland avenue, to Empire waistlines accented with fo Expo 67 Mr.Nicolas Vahé Matossian, Hreen ribbons, They wore clusters \u201cBRAVO EXPO\u201d will be the son of Mr.Tigrane Matossian, of of small pink roses in their hair, theme of the National Council Rolle, Switzerland, and of the late and carried Victorian nosegays of of Jewish Women's 10th Annual * Mrs.Matossian, took place re- pale pink swcetheart roses, small Angels\u2019 Ball, which will take cently at St.Paul's Church, Ma.white mums and baby's breath.place at the Queen Elizabeth pot, Que.Msgr.Edouard Kourdy.Little Miss Anna Cope, niece of Hotel on Saturday, December of the Armenian Catholic Church, the bride, flowerkin! as a 9, 1967 , Montreal, officiated, assisted by white organdy gown.the lce \u2019 ; .Rev.R.N Nickle.of Magog.The having pulfed lace sleeves.She Paying tribute to the success wedding music was in keeping wore a matching lace bonnet, and of Expo and its dynamic lead- with the Armenian service.Bas.carried a Victorian nosegay simi- ers, the Ball Committee an.+ kets of shasta daisies and cande- lar to that of the attendants.nounces tha e honoure Jabra were used as decoration.Mr Bryan Pearce, of Montreal, guests will be the fair\u2019s top The bride.who was given in was best man.The ushers were, executives, whose names have marriage by her father, was in a Mr.Robert Matossian, of Geneva, become synonomous with Expo Belinda Belleville model gown in Switzerland.brother of the bride- 67.| ; cream embroidered organza, the room, Mr.Augustin d\u2019Aboville, An outstanding event is being bodice having à high neckline and Of Paris, France, and Mr.R.E.planned as a dual celebration eIbow-length sleeves with embroi- Fisher, of Montreal.i of a decade of brilliant Annual .dered scallops, the skirt was soft.Mrs.McMaster, mother of the : ; 5 Angels\u2019 Balls, as well as to ly gathered, having a satin ribbon bride, wore a sage green silk coat - commemorate the completion bow accenting the waistline.Her Over a Siccveloss col sown.with oui ng their wedding eo graphed fol- of the world-famous Expo \u201967.il of tulle illusion was held by a matching gold tulle hat.I 1C ntly in St.; ; an organza flower.and she car.Following the reception held at Mary's Church, Barrie, Ont.Mrs.Ahern was formerly Miss mar SE Edgar Cohen is chair- ried a cascade bouquet of cream (he summer residence of the Suzanne Gladys Pearse, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Robert ton Fried a i R Is an colour cymbidium orchids and bride's parents, Windswept Farm, Davidson Pearse, of Barrie, and Mr.Ahern is the son of Mrs.J Eu op English ivy.Austin, Que., Mr.and Mrs.Matos- Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Harold Ahern, of 339 Victoria Avenue.den ae pbazare, f pat er- Mrs.D.F.Cope, matron of hon.sian\u2019 left for Europe, the bride deleted tn EE erat bt ; are chairmen of a - ° or for her sister, and Miss Bever.ravelling in a canary yellow lin.T of the bridegroom, was in a left for Bermuda, the bride ley Rooney.bridesmaid, were in en dress, matching accessories, Finkelstein _ Ostroff gown of emerald green silk travelling in a frock.oi white Swiss organdy gowns em.2nd a corsage of yellow cymbi- The marriage of Naomi, a 8 .mauve linen fashioned on A- broidered with green and floral dium orchids.daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Following the reception, lines, and wearing matching stripes, the bodices having Upon their return the couple David Ostroff, to Mr.Ed- Mr.and Mrs.Finkelstein accessories and an orchid will reside in New York ward B.Finkelstein, son of - ; re Mr.and Mrs.Ben Finkel- « stein, of 794 Lexington Avenue, took place recently in the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Rabbi Morris Halpern officiating, assisted by Rabbi Wilfrid Shuchat, Cantor S.Taub, and the Rev.J.J.Fromm.* Mrs.Liba Fineberg played the wedding music, and arrangements of candelabra intertwined with snapdragons, white carnations and white lilacs were used as decorations.The bride, who was given + away by her father, was in a gown of organza, the lace bodice having cathedral sleeves, and a train appliqued with similar lace.She MISS JUDITH MARY RAWLINGS, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.wore a lace mantilla, and Jil 5 William H.Rawlings, of de Maisonneuve boulevard, and MR.3 i ' \" GARY MICHAEL CULLEN, son of Mr.and Mrs.Robert G.carried a bouquet 0! white MISS MARGARET ANNE GRAHAM, daughter of Mr.and .Cullen, of Montreal, whose approaching marriage is an- Mrs.Donald Oberfield as Mrs.R) Barry Graham, and MR.GAULT BRODER Mec- nounced.The wedding has been arranged to take place on 8.i h for h Us TAGGART, on of Mr.and Mrs.George D) McTaggart of 499 Saturday, August 26, in the Church of the Ascension of Our {hatron 0 Dr hel ta \"i 99 Victoria Avenue, whose engagement is announced.The ___ Lord.Westmount, gre on Silk vorsted fashion ed marriage has been arranged to take place on Friday, Au- [= =a TES i on A-lines, the bodice having gust 18th, in the Mount Royal United Church, Town of \\ re Mount Royal.! For your | a panel falling from the 1 1 square neckline in the back.ç M, M F R Mrs.Philip Wiseman, sis- I v SUMME, crue bt Sx ST, ANDREWS NURSERY SCHOOL 0 7 y rence Finkelstein, and Mrs.° COILF RE | Mrs.Michael Finkelstein, ° FU il sistersindaworthe bride: 101 Cote St.Antoine Road groom, as attendants, were Let our expert in frocks of varying shades WESTMOUNT hair stylists of green.They carried cas- ._ sie 54 15 cade bouquets of green For children aged 3-5 - NEW HAIRDO cymbidium orehids, lily-of- A non-denominational, weekday Nursery School .A ML Michael Finkelstein opens in the fall in St.Andrew's new Church build- to suit your d as b for hi ing.The School is directed by qualified Nursery lit brother, and the ushers were School teach | erson .rother, and the ushers were chool teachers.° a FOR APPOINTMENT, Mr.Philip Wiseman, broth- ; ; .: p A, The program includes: music, art, dramatics, SALON PLEASE PHONE er-in-law of the bride, Mr.ind d outd | tional F h « .Lawrence Finkelstein, broth- indoor and outdoor play, conversational French, 4 \u201d - er of the bridegroom, and ete.ntoinette 484 5450 Mr.Donald Oberfield, broth- FOR INFORMATION: VIGEANT 4879 Sherbrooke St.W.er-in-law of the bride.; Mrs.Ostroff, the bride\u2019s Il HAIRDRESSER {Near Victoria Ave.) mother, was gowned in ca 931-1549, or 482-8419 reen silk.SE.ee cARA gr Mrs.Finkelstein, mother (Application to open has been made to the City of Westmount) Eta AE ULL 2 277 27 7 7 LIIII ISLAM II ISSU IN (LLL a LL A ULL ARP 07020% AUTHORIZED ELECTROLUX SALES & SERVICE 489-9353 A A LES da e GOLD © COPPER * BRASS © CHROME © NICKEL ® RHODIUM ® CADMIUM © SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY & Sons Lid.Est.'899 Repairing Silversmiths and Elec- tro Platers, Operating Canada\u2019s Largest High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5-7947 (A few Qoors above St.Catharine St.) Opposite Henry Morgan & Co.The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra will perform in a .special benefit concert on Tuesday, August 22 at 8:30 P.M.at the Maurice Richard Arena with all proceeds going to the Israel Welfare Emergency Fund of the 1967 Combined Jewish Appeal.Zubin Mehta will be the guest conductor for the concert, the only Montreal appearance for the orchestra during a rare out-of-season tour of major North American cities.All proceeds from the tour, comprising 20 concerts in 15 cities, will assist in Israel's recovery from the Flaming shish kebabs light summer barbecues The holiday mood is now at its peak and a good way to add a festive touch to mealtimes is to serve flaming lamb shisk kebabs.This is a simple recipe that allows father to show off his culinary prowess at the barbecue.Shish kebab is an ideal party recipe and served flaming on a summer night highlights the occasion.The major part of the preparation is done in advance with the actual cooking taking about 20 minutes.Flaming brandy is poured over the meat just before it is served on a dish of fluffy rice, making a grand and glorious moment.1 teaspoon sugar Y, teaspoon dry mustard 2 tablespoons lemon juice Y/, cup salad oil YY, cup vinegar YY, cup water years of age.Brochure.1357 Yan Horne auTnentic MONTESSORI SCHOOL eco.REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR SEPT.'67 TERM Progressive Education-patterns of concentration-motor sensory equcation for practical life-education of the senses.Language and knowledge of words for children from 3-6 CR.2-7040 OUT) John Warden SUMMER SALE 10%.TO 50% OFF 140% CRESCENT ST.Just above St.Catherine St.843-5777 843-6711 3 tablespoons Worchester- shire sauce '/y cup tomato ketchup /, cup chili sauce 2 tablespoons finely- chopped onion Y, clove garlic.crushed 3 pounds Spring lamb leg or shoulder, cut in 17, inch cubes Fruits and vegetables \" cup brandy 4 to 5 cups fluffy rice In saucepan combine sugar and mustard; blend in lemon juice: add oil vinegar.water, Worcestershire sauce, ketchup.chili sauce.onion and garlic: combine thoroughly.Simmer.uncovered for 45 minutes, stirring occasionally.Cool and pour over meal cubes in bowl.Cover and place in refrigerator for at least 3 hours.Drain meat; reserve sauce; thread meat on greased skewers.Leave space between cubes of meat so that heat may reach all sides.Grill 3 or 4 inches from glowing coals for about 20 minutes or until desired degree of doneness is reached: turn several times to brown evenly.During the last 10 minutes of meat's cooking time grill vegetables and fruits which have been threaded on other skewers.Suggested fruits and vegetables are: cooked or canned onions.mushrooms, cherry tomatoes or tomato wedges.canned pineapple chunks, parboiled green pepper wedges.spiced crabapples, orange sections, canned or cooked sweet potatoes.If meat or vegetables seem to be drying out, brush them with salad or cooking oil.Heat the sauce and serve with kebabs and fluffy rice if desired.Carefully warm the brandy in a brandy warmer or small saucepan over low heat; remove from heat: ignite and pour immediately over shish kebabs - away from heat.Makes 8 to 10 servings, so be generous to allow for those hearty outdoor appetites.Lunny-Beagley The marriage of Miss Linda Joyce Beagley, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Beagley, of City of Two Mountains, Que., to Mr.Edward John Lunny, son of Mr.and Mrs.Vincent Lun- ny, of 225 Olivier avenue.took place recently in Guardian Angel Church.Vancouver, B.C.Rev.W.Beatch officiated at the ceremony.National orchestra tours to raise fund< for Israel recent conflict with the Arab states, and will support health and welfare programs in Israel.The Philharmonic Orchestra has a large committee in Mr.Lewis Rasenstein of 74 Gordon crescent, and Mrs.Evelyn Rosenstein, of Montreal, announce the engagement of their daughter, Diane Joy.to Mr.Arthur K.Newman, son of Mr.and Mrs.William Newman, of Providence, R.I.A winter wedding is being planned.Montreal, several of whose members live in Westmount.These include: Mrs.Edward Abramow- itz; Mrs.Harry Magder: Mrs.Jack Scott: Mrs.Edgar Cohen; Mrs.Jack Hauser: Mrs.Chas.Hershorn; Mrs.Simon Gold: Mrs.Ivan Phillips; Mrs.H.Smith; Mrs.Eric Flanders; Mrs.Saul Josephson; Mrs.Edward Bronfman: Mrs.Irving Scott; Mrs.Joe Berman; Mrs.Ezra Lozinski: Mrs.Jack Lazare; Mrs.L.Tar- shis: Mrs.Sam Godine.Mrs.B.Isserman: Mrs.Arthur Mason: Mrs.E.M.Lowee; Mrs.Arthur Diamond: Mrs.Gerald Wolfe; Mrs.Abe Pinsky; Mrs.Alfred Fein: Mrs.E.Zeis- sler: Mrs.David Weissman; Mr.Alan Rudner; Mr.Bill Sofin; Mrs.Max Feldman : Mrs.Eli Yaphe: Mrs.S.Gasco: Mrs.Eric Lande: WESTMOUNT FLORISTS Ltd.George Pickrell WE.5-5431 Mrs.J.Matlin: Mrs.Ben 4154 St.Catherine West Lechter.A.H.CAMPBELL OIL PAINTINGS ® PICTURE FRAMING © FINE ARTS e CUSTOM FRAMING 4150 St.Catherine St.W.WESTMOUNT Tel: 935-7393 ARISIAN LAUNDERERS & DRY CLEANERS INC.ap: PRESSING awcao WE NEED NEW LINES CLOTHES LINES \u2014 TELEPHONE LINES TO SERVE YOU BETTER After September 15th, 1967 our only phone number will be , \u2026 937-7471 WE ARE EXPERTS 285 A RIME SUALITY Nobody can do For real soft we oe ot Brighter no starch at 6:30 a.m.dry cleaning shirts use than us K+ L961 \u201801 4snbny \u2018Aopsanys JauiwoX] JUNOMLSIM HL \u2014 § The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, August 10, 1967 \u2014 10 : + esd PROPERTY WANTED We have buyers waiting for homes in Westmount.We can effect quick sales when necessary, or we con offer your property quietly to private buyers on an individual basis.St.Francis Realty Company Ltd.BROKERS 300 Victoria Ave.489-5321 49 EXPO ACCOMMODATIONS BORDEN and Somerled, 13 x 14.room for 2 or 1, walk 10 cupboard, ground floor.full kitchen privileges Permanent or temporary.Call: 468 1635.53 APARTMENTS WANTED apartment October WANTED: small 1st.Westmount or central downtown.Mormimrs or after 7, 987-3752.T1 ROOMS TO LET LARGE clean quiet room for ina- ture business lady, Kitchen privi textes, Use of telephone, TV.ete.$10 weekly, October 1st.737 4746.82 AUTOS FOR SALE FORD Galaxie 50U X1.1966 convertible, bone lease 2.000 or best offer.Call days: 9 wm -100 pom, 288 2155 evenings: 58 pan, 738-5506.THUNDERBIRD 1966 converlt- thle, low mileage, $3.900 or best offer, Call days: 9 a,m.-) pan, 288 2155.Evenings: 58 pm.- 738-5506.90 GARAGE TO LET WESTMOUNT large heated garage.tmmediate use.Also parking space.Call 932-3864, 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female GOOD PERMANENT POSITIONS IF YOU CAN SPEAK FRENCH AND ENGLISH FLUENTLY AND IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SWITCHBOARD WORK.No Experience Required Salary While Training FOR APPOINTMENT CALL BETWEEN 10 AM.& 6 P.M, MISS RICKABY 933-8979 ATTENTION! HOUSEWIVES COLLEGE STUDENTS MAKE AS MUCH EXTRA MONEY AS YOU WANT IN YOUR SPARE TIME BY SELLING.\u2014 Holiday Magic \u2014 A LEADING AMERICAN COSMETIC LINE WE PROVIDE A FREE CHARM AND MAKEUP COURSE AND ALSO SALES AND MARKET ING TRAINING TO ALI.SUCCESSFUL.CANDIDATES FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE MISS MATICHAK 861-8914 4 pe © FERRER ms hen « ni ITO ASE SONI PSE ER The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertisin \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 HUnter 1-0451 | 7 10 Words *1.00 Te 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 MU.1.045) ADTAKERS 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.\u201cut HELP WANTED \u2014 Female i 98 SALESLADY WANTED WILLINGNESS TO LEARN, MORE IMPORTANT THAN EXPERIENCE, EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR THE RIGHT PERSON.CAR NECESSARY.CALL BETWEEN 9 A.M.AND 4 P.M, 747-4393 Beauty Counselors Ambitious Women WANTED FULI, OR PART-TIME COMMISSION PLUS BONUS.Call: 334-0508 102 HELP WANTED \u2014 Male REPORTER-Editor wanted for local weekly.Knowledge of writing heads, page layout, typing essential.Offset experience helpful.Write 1684, 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29.Box 113 DOMESTIC HELP \u2018WANTED Housekeeper Permanent position, Doctor's home.5 mornings a week.Call 937-4588, Efficient Woman Wanted For house-cleaning 2 hours daily during lunch hours Monday to Friday.References.Call: 488-4776, 119 BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE LADY \u2018Would\u2019 baby ¥it afternoons, evenings or weekends, References.632-0308.124 FOR SALE \u2014 Dining room furniture DINETTE set, perfect condition, Very 1casonable.Call: 748-9053.127 FOR SALE \u2014 Bedroom furniture TWO double beds complete.Very stood condition, Reasonable, 931-5198.FOUR poster double bed «white with spring.Good condition.Reasonable, 484-5887, SIMMONS Continental double bed complete.Perfect condition, Reasonable.4A2-6961, 130 ROR SALE \u2014 Kitchen equipment HOTPOINT dishwasher, holds service for #H, $73.00.Call: 484-2725, - RK ECTRICAL SERVICE ® INDUSTRIAL © COMMERCIAL ® RESIDENTIAL 24 HOURS EMERGENCY SERVICE INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE H.R.CASSIDY LYD.484-3523 5765 Monkland Ave._ Quality - Service - Satisfaction 132 FOR SALE \u2014 Musical instruments PIANO upright, Excellent condition with bench 3693.UPRIGHT plano for sale.Cali\u201d aæ- 7485.; 134 FOR SALE \u2014 Sports equipment BOY'S bicycles.3 speed.26 inch.Good condition.733-0162, imahogany}.$300.739- 136 FOR SALE \u2014 Clothing and furs S.0.8.LADIES THERE 1S MONEY 1N YOUR CLOSETS IF CLUTTERED WITH IMPORTS OR ORIGINAL MODELS.IN PERFECT CONDITION.LARGE SIZES WELCOME.SELL THEM THROUGH LA BOUTIQUE FANTASQUE MODES 2075 CRESCENT ST.288-3655 BEAVER lamb jacket.size 10-12.Call HU.6-178._ 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General coat; black Gas hot water tank 100 gallons, 46.2 gal./P.H.recovery.Rheen Mfg.Co.Model G 48-100 À.Call Mr.Seguin 481-2771 - WILL pick up unwanted furniture, free of _charge.453-2576.BARGAINS Second hand furniture.Very good condition, ANTIQUES At lowest prices in town, Provincial Sales, 849-3732.RENOWNED artist, selling own paintings, semi-abstracts, flowers, landscape, etc.Reasonable.931-3796.FLIGHT bag, $10.00, small hard cover pullman, $8.00, cosmetic case.$5.00, all blue; 2 metal window boxes, 50 cents.Call: 488-1635.ORIENTAL rug, beige; mirrors; wooden chest.Call: 489-3720 after \u201cSterling Silver Flatware Place setting for 8, complete, 63 nicces, (Laurier Pattern) Never used.Rea- TWO white curtain rods, Very reasonable.Call: 737-1377 after 1 pm, FOUR rooms furniture and household articles.Very reasonable.Private.Call after § p.m.744-0906.WESTINGHOUSE ~ washing machine, fully automatic matching dryer.Both for $100, 737-9566.i PIANO upright: living room furniture, Call between 7 and 30 n.m.744-4185.CHESTERFIELD, 2 chairs; kitchen set.Good condition.Call 487-1029.ALR - CONDITIONER 8.000 B.T.U.Brand new.Reasonable, Call 488-1725, BEDROOM, living room, kitchen furniture: filing cabinet: oscillating floor fan, 489-8117, LL BEDROOM suite, modern, walnut, living room suite, French Provincial with end tables.coffee table and erystal lamps to match.Modern g-plece dining room suite, marble tables.original European oil paintings, 2 continental beds, also other articles.384-2970.UNDERWOOD typewriter, perfect condition: reasonable offer accented.Call 738-5777 after 6 pan, \u2026 TWO walnut end tables, coffee tabl»; oak desk.Good condition.Reasonable.Call: 481-1734.133 FOR SALE \u2014 General WHITE rlectric sewing machine; hi fi stereo combination radio and record player; sewing cabinet; Mark \u2014 Hot electric glass 1adiator: electric fireplace heater: 3 radios, Reasonable, 486-1964, SCANDINAVIAN (furniture.Best in teak and walnut, wall systems.Direct from manufacturer.Appointment 376-5741.UNDERWOOD Sundstrand Bookkecp- ing machine for accounts receivable, in good condition.Reasonable.Call: Dayval Dress Incorporated.866-7675, DINING room table, $80.00; 2 chairs, $10.00; large buffet.$45.00: Inglis natural gas drver.$100.00.Call: 482-1872, STROMBERG Carlson, del.AM-FM Radio and Garrard automatic record changer, beautiful cabinet.$75.00.Call: 935-9030.TABLE Octogonal, 44 inch, Spanish clegance, valued at $400.00, offers: dark hand-carved wood with center iron basin.Private.932-1878, Console mo- 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General Leaving Country of furniture, in Reason- Five rooms excellent condition.able, Call: 481-6478.BABY crib with spring and mattress, Good condition, $20.489-6142._ HOOVER electric washing machine, automatic, Almost new.Reasonable.489-7844 after 5 p.m.JACOBEAN armchair, cane seat and back.$75.484-9227 LEAVING country.Sclling 3 rooms furniture, like new.Sacrifice prices.489-8114.149 STAMPS AND COINS ONE THIN DIME Brings you an extremely attractive set of five colorful paintings from Hungary.Approvals will also be included.DON WILSON SALES REG'D.P.O.Box 1182 Montreal 9.Que.QAODHAMASGHAGAMAMAMAMBAAMAMAMAMASAMAMAMAS AAA AAA SERVICE DIRECTORY CY VY VV VV YY VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VP VV PPV ry VV rye rvyvey BUSINESS SERVICE BOOKKEEPING is our speciality.G.& M, Bookkeeping Service Reg'd.737-9946.\"CARPENTRY Carpentry Basements \u2014 Kitchens\u2014Bal- conies \u2014 partitions \u2014 Repairs.Work guaranteed, Reasonable.Call: 738-3509.T DRESSMAKING _ Boutique Marie Claire Our own creations: truly one of a kind.Also made to order Stylist from Paris FAST SERVICE 2075 CRESCENT STREET 844-4011 SPECIALIZING Haute Couture, fittings, alterations.Fast service.Cail: 937-2457, GENERAL REPAIRS JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT.Garage door repairs, service, 747-6073.Residence 684-3876._ LAWNMOWER REPAIRS REPAIRS to lawnmowers, Gas and electric.We call and deliver.Phone 634-2363._ HOME IMPROVEMENTS MR.HOME OWNER You çan get à 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 738-3771 For a free estimate MUSICAL INSTRUCTION ALL instruments: Private lessons, theory and ensembles.Certificates, examinations and diplomas given.Kecven Academy of Music.489-1880.PAINTING & DECORATING G.S.Little Enterprises Painting and Decorating, Efficient workers, Reasonable rates, Call: UN 1-2013.CHARMAC PAINTERS.EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR.FREE ESTIMATE.CALL MR.MacLEOD.366-1056.PLUMBING AND ROOFING PLUMBING \u2014 ROOFING TRENCH DIGGING CALL US FOR ESTIMATES WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE.WESTMOUNT 935-1189 24 hour service UPHOLSTERING FOR reupholstering and recovering jobs please call Midtown Upholstering., 432-5912 days or 937-4446, after 5 p.m.READ and USE WANT ADS REGULARLY mi in Da Sb + ry - Let = wb -eyed Jack Parnell dies Westmount's Royal Montreal Regiment armory was agog with reminiscences by the older members of the military organization brought about through the death of one of its oldest members who made a name for Canada at Bisley ranges by his achievements.He was Alexander Parnell who died at 86 in St.Anne's Military Hospital last week after a four months illness.Mr.Parnell will be remembered by the older members of the R.M.R.when he enlisted with the famous regiment following the outbreak of the First World War and went overseas serving as armory sergeant.His real fame came when he, as a young soldier, was a member of the Canadian Bisley Team and electrified the world by his ability as a crack rifleman by winning the all comers aggregate championship for Canada in competition against the best shots of the British Empire.The late Mr.Parnell was a crack shot all his life.He English .(Continued from page 1) the only one for the time being.Of the 180 different dialects spoken by the populace, English was the predominant language and played an important part in the governing of the country.Education, he said, is becoming more widespread and is helping to break down the barriers of superstition which pervade the country.Much of this is being done through the efforts of CUSO, the Canadian Universities Service Overseas which is made up of Canadian students who have volunteered their services to help the underprivileged.The students he said are doing a marvellous job and are accepted and welcomed by the natives.PRIDE PREDOMINANT Ghanians are an extremely proud people he said and admire prestige which is shown in their personal possessions a point of illugration being their ownership of luxuries such as the most expensive automobiles and other status symbols.The natives he said have been working on the great hydro development being built, and at all times must be supervised in order to maintain progress in the work.There was a shortage of trained man power to develop the country and it is in this respect that qualified technicians are welcomed.Speaking of the impact of Rotary in Ghana, Col.Wallace said the organization was doing very good work through its 72 units there embracing 18 different nationalities with the Accra club being the largest.The Rotarians there are doing great work sponsoring projects of great help to the country such as free tuberculosis clinics and other activities.Col.Wallace presented President Everson with an emblem with the compliments of the Accra club.The speaker was tendered a vote of thanks by Curt Ross.Birthday bouquets were presented to members Ed.Allen and Curt Ross.was a member of the Black Watch Rifle Team for years and continued his shooting until a year ago when through failing eyesight had to abandon the ranges.His home in Verdun is replete with trophies and medals of all sorts the results of his bulls-eye hitting ability.Because of his trade as cabinet maker, Mr.Parnell had all his trophies handsomely mounted in hand-made displays of the finest cabinet work art.J.D.Baile dies John David Baile a prominent executive who lived at 25 Church Hill, Westmount died last week at the age of 95 at the Montreal General Hospital.Funeral services were held last Thursday at St.Mathias Church.Mr.Baile was President of the Andrew Baile Coal Company.He retired 27 years ago.A sportsman who enjoyed curling, golf, and travel, he was a member of the Royal Montreal Golf Club, the Royal Montreal Curling Club, the Arts Club, and the St.James's Club.He was a leading member of the St.Matthias Anglican congregation and is survived by a daughter, Marion (Mrs.Edward S.Mills), five grandchildren, and 18-great-grandchildren.Mr.Baile was predeceased by his wife, the former Marion Randall and a daughter, Elizabeth (Mrs.J.C.Flanagan).Paul C.Drummond Paul C.Drummond of 10 Bellevue Avenue died suddenly last week at the age of 68.Funeral services were held at St.George's Church last Tuesday.Mr.Drum- mond was a well known citizen of Westmount, and contributed greatly to the community in which he lived.He was born in Montreal, the son of the late George E.Drummond.He attended Ashbury College and McGill University where he was gratuated with a Bachelor of Commerce degree.MRS.J.S.STANFORD Funeral services took place Wednesday morning at the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, for the late Alice Gertrude Shea, widow of the late Joseph Stephen Stanford.Mrs.Stanford died in her 88th year.Her husband predeceased her in 1925 -\u2014\u2014\u2014 W.M.CARTER Funeral services were held for William F.Carter of 3555 Atwater at St.Matthias Church, prominent local engineer, who died recently following a long illness.He was 57.Every nite .{Continued from page 4) Sir Laurence crossed the room and shook my hand lightly, and muttered, \u2018How do you do?\" Then he disappeared.THE STAGE I asked Miss Leigh whether she preferred acting for a film or on the stage?\u201cThe stage.\u201d she said, definitely the stage.\u201d \u201cWhy?\u201d \u201cOh, 1 don\u2019t know.On account of the audience and excitement, 1 suppose.Every night is exciting, you know.The audience out there in the dark all the time.The effect of a living audience is always electrifying.It's always a challange to do your best .\u201d \u2018When you do the same show every night, the same lines, the same part, night after night .1 suppose it comes easily after a time?\u201d \u2018\u2019Oh.no, it doesn't.Not for me.It\u2019s never easy.It's always hard.| have to drive myself to do my best every time.every night.For me it is always tough.Every night is tough.\u201d \u201cWho would you say is the best Canadian actor in England?\" \u201cBernard Braden.\" \u201cWhat American actor or actress do you like best?\" \u201cThe Lunts.\u201d \u2018\u2018Any particular playwright?\u201d \u201cThornton Wilder.\u201d \u201cIs there any chance of your performing on the stage in Canada?\u201d \u201cNot at present, I'm afraid.I've been there, though; and 1 like it.I have a daughter working in Vancouver.\u201d A maid came in with a tray containing a light supper: salad, melon and some cocoa.While she dined, we talked for a few minutes longer.Then I rose to leave, and her parting words were, \u201cGood luck to you; thank you for coming.\u201d Indeed she was a delightful woman; whose death is most lamentable.\u2018\u2018Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her infinite variety: other women cloy the appetites they feed, but she makes hungry where most she satisfies.\u201d Today, fortunately, the fact that she did work hard to improve her voice, is audible on children\u2019s records, The Tale of Peter Rabbit (H.M.V.) Junior Record Club: His Master\u2019s Voice: 7 EG: 10 2), dramatised with music and full cast, led by the charming, lovely voice of Vivien Leigh.Alderman Gross Acting Mayor Alderman F.W.Gross, head of the Planning and Redevelopment program of the City of Westmount was unanimously chosen and appointed Acting Mayor for the months of August, September and October.Recreation Department.\u2026 Playground Programme Prince Aibert Park won the Inter-Playground Softball Championship.Herewith is the Championship roster: Captain - Normand Lari.viere; Gerald Lariviere, lan Hendry, John Archer, Keith Meadowcroft.D\u2019Arcy Lorimer, Philippe Aras, Ricky Murray, Jeff Schouten, Jeff Steele, Tom Steele, Jeremy Edwards.INTER-PLAYGROUND TOUCH FOOTBALL STANDINGS PARK GPW LL DPS Prince Albert 6 2 2 2 6 Westmount 6 2 2 2 6 Staynor 6 2 2 2 6 The Shaw.(Continued from page 4) title: the whole world followed the unhappy story of his second wife Queen Soraya.Today.however.married to Farah Dibah.he has achieved that ambition.The Prince is now six years old, and the Shah's coronation has been postponed until this year primarily because he wanted his son to be old enough to remember it.It is expected that he will.like his father.go to Switzerland for his education.He will learn the value of thinking internationally.and the first principles of democracy.From his father, he will no doubt learn chess.Woman suffers painful injuries Mrs.Lillian MacLachlan, 60, of Verdun had her leg badly torn and her fema broken in a painful accident at the corner of Atwater and Dorchester.The lady stepped from the curb on a green light.not noticing the bus which was in the process of making a right turn.The bus knocked her down and the wheel, although it did not run over her leg.dragged her for some distance before the bus-driver realized what had happened.Mrs.MacLachlan was taken to the Montreal General Hospital and is expected to be released next week.A According to Westmount sky- watchers mini-skirts have lost their attraction.Seeking out the mysteries of reported unidentified flying objects in the vicinity, their motto now is \u2018Look up, young man, look up\u2019.The dved-in-the-wool UFO enthusiast believes there s far greater interest now being show in the continued reporting of people who claim to have seen these objects.e SOFTBALL LEAGUE Final standings as at Friday p.m.August 4th, 1967 SENIOR LEAGUE TEAMS GEW LL DPTS Stars 13 160 4 0 20 Police 19 7 58 1 18 Wanderers 17 8 1 18 Fire 14 2 11 4 Note The fourteenth game scheduled between Police and Wanderers was not played because the outcome would not have had any effect upon playoff (positions Westmount .(Continued from puge 4) goud number were verbally unexplainable.Afterwards members gave lectures.The session ended with a question period.The whole operation was conducted with an air of deadly seriousness.Above all the members who represent the whole gamut of human experience wish to avoid any sense of the ridiculous in their operations.One other project of the group is to collect and examine all events from biblical times to the present that could possibly be connected with UF.Os, leading to the knowledge that our planet has long been of interest to extra-terrestrial beings.Mr.Astle also says \u2018\u2018the flying saucer saga is a controversy which has remained an unsolved mystery in modern times.Real or Imaginative?\u201cFirst of all.we can say that whatever they are.these objects have appeared in our skies with ever-in- creasing frequency and these sightings have considerable news coverage in the press and magazines conservalive in their subject matter.\u201cThese journals have made the public ultra conscious of the possible existence of UFO's.Nevertheless, skepticism still prevails in many circles and sometimes little significance is given to the details of the various reports and sightings.\u201cBehind it all is the startling evidence that something is going on which the scientists and experts are at a dead loss to explain.\u201d \u2018Never before in the annals of man has a phenomenon created so much conjecture, speculation, and sensationalism as the enigma surrounding unidentified flying objects.\u201d AGUAR SERVICE + mechanics who are really familiar with all models « up-to-date modern facilities « spare parts under same roof JAGUAR OF EASTERN CANADA LTD.8505 Delmeade Road, Montreal, Tel.342-1732 \u201cYour headquarters for good servicing\u2019 L961 \u2018OL 4snbny \"ADpsiny] \u2018J3uiwox3 JUnowisam YL 1 LL The Westmeunt Exemincr, Thursday, August 10, 1967 > 12 Tha Wactmaunt Evaminar Thurcdav Aueuct 10 1947 10 Lp REL RGERRE Rn CER ENERGY AR Dr A 2 A EA 5 ju 9 I meen GEV np ja ay A A Tel Ps \u20ac RY.PEORIA 3 Ea \u2014 Doctor, Lawyer Merchant AND CHIEFLY THE HOME-MAKER i READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS! W REQUIRED READING EXAMINER Ÿ rT TT +\u201d READ 'EM™, 7 AND REAP.Y \\ RESULTS! ; = Pa 7 Everybody, everywhere within the range of our newspaper finds there's a lot of real bargain news in our classified ads ! From public announcements .buying, selling, swapping .used clothing, used cars and.a wide variety of other merchandise .to 5 a diversity of \"wants\" \u2014 all of these keep the 5 \"lines\" humming with activity and results.= Next time you want to buy, sell, or offer services \u2014 read and use the classified ads ! You Get Mighty Big Results With Our Little Classified Ads! 35 PER Ww?&.*, ; a Ad PHONE 481-0451 TODAY ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS TO 10 P.M.; WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY TO 5 P.M.157g r& WIE 44 vIn Aen eR AC C6 La \u2018 : "]