The Westmount examiner, 21 septembre 1967, jeudi 21 septembre 1967

[" \u201cNext week's weather: ug Hy ERIC NEAL September 23 to 30 ei Mainly sunny, calm and mild to open this pleusunt week, but nights are decidediy colder, Gale winds mid-week blowing into a tropical storm near the \\tlan- tic coasts.Short afternoon showers, with some thunder and possibly hail or show grains.Mountain mists, snow flurries in the north, but clearing generally for a pleasant weekend.Temperature Range: south, 30-70°F: Laurentiuns, M-60°F: northern und Gulf counties, 25-55°F.Only 25 sunny hours.R.C.school merger By PAUL B.HEMENS The proposed merger between the St.Leon de West- mount School Commission and the Montreal Catholic School Commission is still very much à matter of dispute.The St.Leon de Westmount commission is too small to properly implement the suggestions of the Parent report regarding secondary education and thus cannot comply with the Ministry of Education's latest edicts MONTREAL 6, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 12 PAGES 5ç BATTLE OF BRITAIN commemoration was observed by the 401 Squadron R.C.A.F.306 Wing RCAF Association and church school members who paraded last Sunday to St.Matthias\u2019 Church, Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill.Service was held at 11 a.m., the Rev.Canon G.Oliver delivered the sermon.appointment B.S.Shaffelburg named Superintendent Dist.5 Mr.B.S.Shaffelburg has recently been appointed to the position -of District Superintendent of district five by the Protestant School Commission.He succeeds Mr.K.H.Oxley who has been transferred to the Commission\u2019s head office.No stranger to Westmount, Mr.Shaffelburg first appeared on the scene as a teacher in the old Westmount High school in 1944.He remained with Westmount Highschoo! until 1958 when he left to accept the position of Vice-Principal at Montreal West High.He took the position of Principal in 1961 and was promoted to District Superintendent in 1966 in District Four.Recently transferred to district five Mr.Shaffelburg now governs an area, including West- mount bordered by Cote de Neiges on the East and extending to Blue Bonnets and Montreal West on the North and West.Although he resides just on the outskirts of Westmount, Mr.Shaffelburg\u2019s three children all attend or have attended West- mount schools.His oldest is currently studying on scholarship at Bishop's University.Mr.Schaffelburg comes to his post a well qualified educationalist holding an M.A.in chemistry from Acadia University.He was centennial president of the Provincial Association of Protestant Teachers, held a directorship in the Canadian Teachers Federation and was the Canadian delegate at the Secondary School Symposium in London.A holder of the Governor-Gen- eral\u2019s medal Mr.Shaffelburg also was the recipient of the third degree of the Order of Scholastic Merit, an award pre- (Continued on page 2) IRRESISTIBLE OBJECT MEETS IMMOVEABLE FORCE: This is 33 ton Payloader hits mini-bus on Atwater foothill Driver Dennis Fortin narrowly escaped injury Saturday morning \"when a thirty-three ton Payload: er collided with the rear of his mini-bus.The Payloader\u2019s brakes failed on Atwater hill and out of control it ran its plow into the van neatly removing one side and the roof of the van.Also involved in the accident was an M.T.C.bus.The bus driver was taken to the Montreal General hospital suffering from shock.what happened when a 33 ton Payloader ran amuck down Atwater hill and struck a truck and an MTC bus at the intersection of St.Antoine street last Saturday morning.It sheared off the side of the truck which is shown wrapped around the massive truck.It was a miracle no one on schooling at the high-school level.The merger.requested by the Westmount commission, would merge the Westmount Catholic student body with the larger Montreal group and would bring Westmount Catholic students well under the provisions of the Parent report.Although no objection has been made public vet by the Montreal Catholic School Commission the Montreal City Council and, more specifically.the City Executive School maintenance staff strike looms With the proposed strike of the Greater Montreal Protestant School Caretak- ing Staff Association, Westmount Protestant schools must face the possibility of a closing of the schools.The caretaking association members have voted to give their officers the power to call a strike.However, a strike isn't likely before the expiration of the present contract on October the 15th.Readers will recall the vast quantities of paper refuse that schools seem to turn out.Without the services of the caretakers or some substitute personnel Westmount Protestant schools may be forced to close in the deluge of scrap paper.School Board officials admit to the possibility of a school closing but maintain that other measures will prevent a drastic action of this sort.Council, have resisted the merg- or strenuously.The Montreal City Council is quoted as saying ©.the merger.would force Montrealers to pay the increased taxes needed to finance Westmount schools.\u201d The Montreal City Council makes this claim despite the fact that all Catholic property owners in Westmount would be placed on the city of Montreal\u2019s tax rolls.In a conversation with the EXAMINER, Mr.Lucien Saul- nier Chairman of the Montreal City Executive Council maintained that he was not opposed to the merger itself or the advantages that it provided West- mount students.He stated that \u201cTt is ridiculous to expect Montreal residents to bear the added costs of improving Westmount schools.\u201d Mr.Saulnier would be agreeable to a merger plan that would provide for a \u2018pay-as-you-go\u2019 merger in proportion to the costs of improvement in Westmount.Mr.Saulnier further illustrated his point by referring to Expo and to the Trans-Canada Highway.\u201cPresumably\u201d said Mr.Saul- nier \u2018Westmount residents use Expo and will use the Trans: Canada in a certain ratio to Montreal residents.Yet they are not paying a cent for either project while Montreal residents must bear costs of over one hundred million dollars.This sort of unfairness must stop somewhere and we feel it should stop with this proposed merger.\u201d A arbre! x MA ~ oh i was killed.This intersection has been the scene of several bad accidents of the same nature where brakes have failed on vehicles as they descended the steep Atwater avenue hill.The bus driver was treated for shock. - 2-The:Westrpéônt Exémines Twrsdey, Serppenbes 21.1967, Quebec Motor League End With a free two and a half.hour lecture on Monday, October the 2nd in the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, the Quebec Motor League will introduce its October Driver Education Program.A step-by- step summary of the courses offered bv the League for teenagers and for adults, plus the Admiscion: Aduite 1.25 Fri.Sat.Sun.NORTHWAY DRIVE-IN THEATRE sas, CHAMPLAIN \"5 N.Y.842 CAR CAPACITY MST SOUTH OP THE BORDER] ROUTE 11 MAN FATVRS REPEATED FRIDAY & SAWABAY ONLY \u201cAFRICA TEXAS STYLE\" Color Hugh O'Brian - John Mills - Nigel Green highly informative documental motion picture: \u2018How To Pass A Driving Test\u201d will highlight this presentation.The Teenagers Course is conducted on high-school level and it consists of 27 hours of classroom work NORTHWAY AND Childosn under 12 PAGE Sept.22-23-24 \"EL DORADO\u201d Technicolor © | John Wayne-Robert Mitchum-Howard Hawks \u201c1 RESTAURANT | \u201cLe Charolais\u201d Located in The Chateau Maisonneuve Dinner 2.25 up French ond Canadian Cuisine Member Diners\u2019 Club and American Express NOW OPEN ON SUNDAY 4998 Blvd.Maisonneuve \"Business Men\u2018s Lunch 1.25 up - Featuring Broiled Red Brand Steaks @ Banquets and Wedding Receptions FREE INDOOR PARKING AFTER 5.30 P.M.Corner Claremont Reservations: 488-1719 RECEPTION HALL AVAILABLE * Visit our Friendly Receptions FOR RESERVATIONS Call Mr.Wolfgang or Mr.Dowse HU.9-490 MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW FOR YOUR WEDDING RECEPTION OR PARTY RESTAURANT- MOTEL RAPHAEL COCKTAIL LOUNGE Weddings Banquets Anniversaries FULLY LICENSED SPECIALIZING IN FINEST FRENCH CANADIAN CUISINE BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH $1.24 7455 Montreal-Toronto Blvd.Meetings Upper Lachine Road MONTREAL WEST \" Unity Boys club host to visitors The officials of the club were pleased to welcome back last week, Chuck Tyler, Club Director, after a well earned rest.Chuck conducted an active summer program as well as refurbishing the Club during July and August and really needed refueling before the active winter program commenced.We have had a continuous influx of visitors from various parts of Canada and the United States during the summer months.Our latest group to be billeted here through the Rotary Club, are from Venezuela.Our members are hoping to have the opportunity to entertain them at some point of their stay.However, Expo is a very attractive spot and they plan to have many visits there.SWIMMING: With the warm weather experienced last week there were many requests at the desk \u2018\u2018Any swimming this week\u2019?This is a weekly event taking place at Point St.Charles Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Club.The bus leaves Unity at 6:30 p.m., returning around 9 p.m.Participants must have their membership cards and sign up before hand.COOKING WITH VI: Every Monday evening the most delicious smells come wafting out of the kitchen where a cooking class is conducted under the direction of Mrs.Violet Logan.Although the kitchen is small there is room for all and other interested members are invited to join up.Monday evening at 7:30 p.m.GAMES ROOM: This is always a very popular spot at the Club with the Ping Pong Tables and many games constantly in use.During the year Tournaments .are arranged by the Staff so this is a good time to practice up.WINTER WINDS: In anticipation of the cold winds of winter, Club members are taking action so that they will be prepared to face the rigors of our Canadian winters by attending a fur designing class where they are being taught \u2018\u2018Fur Designing\u201d and construction of fur garments.Members are requested to bring thimbles to future meetings.This couse is under the direction of Mrs.Vi Logan.GO-GO DANCING : Don't forget Nancy Dallas\u2019 classes.Tuesday at 4 p.m.Evening sessions for boys and girls to be announced later.GYM: Afternoon and evening activities for both sexes and all ages.Beauty and charm course for girls on \"'Y\" program This year, the local YMCA is running a unique program for teenaged girls.The program, which goes under the name of Mini Ladies '67 is an eight week doll session\u2019\u2019 for girls, 14 years of age and over.who wish to make the best of themselves.The content of the eight sessions ranges over a wide variety of topics such as: what to wear and when even with budget problems.use of makeup, manners, how to cope with your hair, and of course, the all important topic \u2014dating.Citizens approve Public expenditures were increased Monday night to the tune of one million eight hundred thousand dollars as Westmount residents gave their implied approval to by-law 710.The city of Westmount is obliged by city charter to seek the approval of city elector-proprie- tors before any by-law allowing a public debt can actually be passed into law.City council sought this approval in a public meeting held from eight to ten o'clock Monday evening September the 18th.\u2018 The Westmount public gave\u2019 their city council the expected support by avoiding the meeting, staying away in droves.The few Bulletins from Birdland hardy souls that attended the meeting had by-law 710 capably explained to them in all its intricacies by Alderman P.M.Mc- Entyre chairman of the meeting.The low attendance at Monday night's meeting was disappointing but expected as Westmount residents seem to interpret meet- -ings of this sort as being for the purpose of objection to the by- -'law.A city official noted that these meetings also serve- to inform those who attend with regard to the debts that they, themselves are incurring.The Working Wife By WINNIFRED E.WILSON The beautiful, gay, orange and black Baltimore Oriole had returned to our elm tree before May was over.We had heard his rich whistle and seen him chasing his beloved in and out of the dark branches with their still tiny, pale green leaves.Now that June was more than half over the pair owned a home of their own.It dangled from the tip of a high, drooping branch that reached out over the road, swinging with every breeze that blew.His voice sounded as if he was very proud of his home; but he had put no labour at all into it.He had merely sung to cheer on his hard working partner.The bag had been woven entirely by his wife, whose dress resembled his own suit but, being much dimmer, made her presence less conspicuous as she travelled back and forth with building material - long fibres of old weed stalks and plant down.She had partly woven in a piece of ordinary string (now grey with dirt) which hung down several inches below the deep bag and some bits of red wool which she had pulled from a pair of socks that had been hanging on our clothesline.: \u2018This really was a remarkable piece of work.Her awl-like bill thrust each fibre in one side of the nest and pulled it out the other side, actually weaving the whole pocket or bag.In spite of their thin appearance, so firmly knit are the nests of Baltimore Orioles that they often last for years, through summer thunderstorms and winter snowstorms.HE WHISTLES - SHE WORKS That work was all over now, and Mrs.Oriole was at her next job.While her husband perched on a nearby tree and whistled she sat on her eggs - at least she had disappeared inside her home and we imagined the rest.Very seldom does anyone see Oriole\u2019s eggs because they cannot be got at by any predator, including man.However, we are told that there are usually about five, and that their grey surface is scrawled over at the large end with black and brown.It would be 13 or 14 days before they hatched and then would come her busiest time of all, because the noisy nestlings must be fed caterpillars and beetles.Later in the season, when grasshoppers\u2019 can be had, the whole family will enjoy a change of diet.Baltimore Orioles are individualists in that no two sing the same song.Yet, once we have come to know the voice of just one, we can always easily recognize any singing member of the species.B.S.Schaffelburg .(Continued from page 1) sented by the provincial legislature for distinguished service and the highest one given to teachers.Mr.Shaffelburg states that he is \u201cdelighted to be back in West- mount\u201d.This is, no doubt, a feeling that Westmounters share in having him back.VOLKSWAGEN 1500 STATION WAGON Blue VW Yfationwagon (not bus) 26,000 miles, in excellent mechanical condition.All equipped for winter with snow tires and gas heater.Body perfect, radio, new clutch, new cals, new muffler - under guérantég, Four speed syncromesh.Asking $1650.Call Bob, week nights between 6 and - 7:30.933-1732.\u2019 OUR MASTER 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school having the highest rate of participation and the best quality of entries.GE The contest is being run in anticipation of Fire Prevention Week scheduled to be observed from October 8 to October 12.Rules of Contest 1.Children müst be between Symbol of quality roofing since 1883 Cel our representative for free estimates i @ RESIDENTIAL * © COMMERCIAL © INDUSTRIAL 7300 St.James St.W.(At West Broadway) 482-9566 the ages of 5 and 12 years old, and must attend school in the City of Westmount or be members of an organized group such as Boy Scouts, Cubs, Girl Guides, Unity Boys\u2019 Club, etc., operating in the City of West- mount.2.Drawings may be in pencil, ink, crayon or water colours, and may be on paper or cardboard measuring not less than 8'/, x 11.\u201d The drawings should deal with Fire Prevention, and the winners will be selected for originality and artistic value.3.All entries must be signed, giving full name, address, age and name of school or organized group to which the child belongs.4.All entries should.be mailed or delivered to the Westmount Fire Department, 19 Stanton Street, Westmount 6, Quebec, and the word.\u2018\u2018Contest\u2019\u2019 marked on the envelope.Entries should be post marked no later.than -October 2nd, 1967.5: Winners- will be announced in the Westmount Examiner.Prizes will be awarded to the winners at a time and place to .be announced later.Entries will be judged in four age groups, viz 5 and 6 years old, 7 and 8 years old, 9 and 10 years old, and 11 and 12 years old.6.Books dealing with Fire Prevention will be available at the Westmount Library during the week of September 18th, 1967, and pamphlets and Fire Prevention literature will be available both at the Library and Fire Department Headquarters.\u201c7.The winning entries will be displayed in the Westmount Library during Fire Prevention Week, October 8th to 14th.The judges decision will be final, and entries cannot be returned.CHRISTIE {3 < nest al PLUMBING LIMITED .COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICE -FAST \u2014 EFFICIENT \u2014 COMMERCIAL \u2014 \u201cHU.4-2010 5331A Sherbrooke W.INDUSTRIAL 24 Hour Service Air pollution up for study by W.M.A.By N.C.PHEMISTER The execitive of the West- mount Municipal Association held its first planning and executive meeting this autumn on- September 11 at Victoria Hall.Discussed at the meeting were project reports on the Centennial Library and Westmount Park Pond, outlining the progress made in both activities.The assodiation is concerned about increasingly critical traffic problems arising from speeding, squealing brakes, noisy exhausts, and lack of adequate directional signing on certain streets.\u2018\u2018Vigorous efforts are being made with the muni¢ipal authorities to remedy these problems,\u2019 R.H.Stevenson, the W.M.A.president, pointed out to the Westmount Examiner.The association particularly urges stricter enforcement of anti-noise measures.A review of the adequacy of the provision of assistance to pedestrians (especially students) at certain street corners is being carried out.AIR POLLUTION STUDY In response to questions arising about the problem of air pollution in the community, the W.M.A.executive is studying what measures should be considered for recommended pollution controls.R.H.Stevenson, the W.M.A.president, reported that the association now numbers 1,651 memberships, but pointed out that \u2018additional memberships are needed to insure that the association has the backing of all Westmount citizens in its undertakings.\u201d Family memberships are $3.50 annually or $2.00 for a single membership and may be directed to Mrs.T.E.Wright at P.O.Box 157, Westmount.S.D.Cohen, Chairman of the Recreation Committee, advised that swimming pools are to close September 30, unless inclement weather forces an earlier closing.The executive at the meeting expressed its approbation of the current annual report recently published by the city of West- mount.WORKMAN INJURED Mr.L.Svetozar suffered minor injuries to.his head in a fall from the twenty-first to the twentieth floor of the new West- mount Plaza, tumbled down a stairway after dropping a heavy pipe on his fingers.Westmount police rushed him to the Montreal General Hospital where X- Rays revealed no serious injury.EXHROPRIATION INDEMNITY Concerning Dorchester street expropriations, the city has agreed to pay an indemnity amounting to $30,407 plus lawyers and appraisers fees for the expropriated property to the owner Dr.Paul Berkman.The indemnity to be paid as soon as the decision of the Public Service Board confirms the amount.\u201cDunany Day\u201d features Rotarian golf play \u201c\u2018Dunany Day\u2019 the fore.\u2019 most golfing day in the annals of the Westmount Ro-, tary Club and an: \u2018anntal event in which all members interested in golf participate was a sellout success.It was an opportunity \u2018for \u2019 members of the Brownsburg- Lachute Rotary Club -and- the Westmount Rotarians to frater- .nize and exchange valuable ideas.The weather was perfect for the occasion and congratulations were in order to Jack Bur - rows, the organizer far the delightful day's outing.The occa\u2019 sion was such a success that an invitation was forthcoming from the President of the Brownsburg Club for a joint meeting to be held in December with West mount members and their wives for a curling meet to be followed by a dance.The scores chalked pp.for AN Dunany Day turnout were as fol: lows: Bob Robson and Phil Everson tied for low gross with #3 More and more sellers are looking to Montreal Trust for the kind of professional help and advice that result in a rapid, trouble- free and satisfactory sale.Montreal Trust knows how to find the right buyers locally.Consult with our MRS.BARBARA BESNER experienced in residential sales.No obligation Res.737-8197 2 \u201cWest End 375 Victoria Ave.\u2014 7101.Cote FLORIDA A bonded driver will deliver him before leaving.ed and selected.References Westmount Montreal Trust D 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THE WESTMOUNT Examiner HUGH R.MOUNT, Generel Manager Printed and Published Every Thursdey by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildare Rood.Mentreal 29 John W.Sencton President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick Chairman Editoriel \u2014- Accounting \u2014 Circulation Display Advertising Deportments 481-2771 Classified Advertising \u2014 8.30 a.m.te 5 p.m.Daily (To 10:00 p.m.Mon.& Tues.) 481-0451 The Examiner sims te be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoteé to public service, 51.25 half year.Five cents a copy, Newspapers Association, Quebec for payment tuge in cash.Mail subscriptions: Newspapers Association.ax Necend Class Mail by the Post Office Department.n2,50 per year: Member of the Canadian Weekly Authorized Ottawa and PIC OO O000 ota tate ete te ut ete ete tesa e ete ta ete terete ee a see nan aa ee ONS IO OOO ISN Ta ae tate a ata 0 0 te a 0 ee ata ta te a Tat ee WE SAY An education event worth noting The Chateauguay Valley Regional High School at Ormstown received pupils for the first time last Friday, late for opening but an exciting experiment.This week classes began amid the noise, fumes and confusion of a building yel to be completed.Yet a new turning point is reached there for education in this province.It is not the first regional consolidation to go into action under \u2018\u2018Operation 55.\u2019 Even so, it has brought teenagers together from almost the entire triangle southwest of Montreal formed by the New York State border and the St.Lawrence river in a mdgnificent $3.5-million \u2018\u2018junior university\" for high- school grades.The building, when completed, will have facilities unboasted of by even the best city schools.West- mount\u2019s high-schooling won't touth it.Which is an overdue break for young people in our rural and exurban reaches.But that\u2019s not all.Another brehk\u2014this from tradition\u2014is epitomized by the ninth- gratier who returned home in a brand new school bus to announce, with unabashed surprise, that he\u2014Christened in an United Church, now an Anglican choir boy\u2014has as his\u2019class teacher a Roman Catholic nun.The Ormstown development marks a big break for teenagers from as far away as Hemmingford and Dundee, Valjeyfield and Howick, Huntingdon and Franklin, of the\u2019 English-language: \u2018not nly Protestant, but that rften-forgotten group, the Roman Catholic as well.Chateauguay Valley Re- zioñal High School is designed, at present capacity, lo accommodate 1,000 Protestant, and 300 Roman Catholic younguters.The staff, from outset, is, likewise mixed among ef cet ass.nun who reports to a Protestant principal.We say this is a good thing.We say combining of resources makes sense.We say it is about time faith not be a barrier to opportunity.We say it is a pity that French and English children cannot be brought closer together, too.Meanwhile, it is a historic moment when religious barriers in public education are put aside.This could be a first step toward understanding French-Eng- lish facts and myths in our province.Westmount school authorities, Roman Catholic and From the Examiner files Twenty-five years ago.H.M.C.S.Westmount formally taken over by the Royal Canadian Navy at Toronto this week, was welcomed at Victoria pier.The formal presentation was presided over by Mayor Walter Merrill, K.C.and members of several municipal associations were present.Gifts were presented to.the'crew of the mine sweeper.Residents had an opportunity of visiting the new ship commanded by Lieut.F.G.Hutch- \"ings.Col.the Rev.S.E.Lambert pronounced the prayer of dedication.; RE I 5 Weredale House recorded 100 .'per cent enlistment from the ranks of the boys\u2019 home to one or other of the armed forces.Mrs.M.Craig, (recently retired) reported hearing from many of the boys who were -now serving overseas.e .+ a) ~The Westmount unit of the .Boys\u2019 Brigade paraded to take art in ceremonies marking the ormation of a new unit in Wesley United Church.* * * + _ Westmount \u2018'Y\u2019\u2019 sponsored a Spil Qage ad in the Examiner advocating a \u201cSwim to Health\u201d campaign.Medical Health officer, Dr.F.MacNaughton and Sdhitary Inspector, A.G.Mac- nab testifled as to thé cleanliness and purity.of the waler.in the iths: - Hence the * \u201cpool « te sis esedov Sn sSNA 5 Collectors of Czechoslovak stamps will be interested in in learning that at the \u2018\u2018Europe 1967\u2019\u2019 exhibition of postage stamps held in Naples, the Grand Prix was awarded to the Czechoslovak stamp which is a perfect engraving of Picasso\u2019s famous painting \u2018\u2019Guernica\u2019\u2019.30,000 lines made up the engraving on which engraver Josef Hercik worked half a year.Demand has increased considerably for British stamps and much of this demand is due to such issues as the \u2018\u2018Battle of Hastings'\u2019, the \u201cFamous Paintings\u2019 and the \u2018\u2018Chichester\u2019\u2019 stamps.This demand should continue to increase with the \u2018\u2018British Discovery\u201d set of four values issued September 19th.The stamps are normal special issue size and were printed by multi- color photogravure on crown-all- over watermarked coated paper with phosphor lines.The stamps have been produced in horizontal format except the high value which is vertical format and all have the profile portrait of the Queen appearing in the upper right corner.The denominations are: 4d.- entitled \u201cRadar\u201d depicts a radar screen; 1s.- \u201cPenicillin, illustrates a penicillin mould; 1s.6d.- \u2018Jet Engine\u2019, shows twin jets of a V.C.10; 1s.9d.- \u201cTelevision\u201d portrays a television camera.Special cacheted covers were prepared for \u201cFirst Day\u201d service and cancelled with a special rubber handstamp.With the Jewish High Holidays approaching, September will bethe month for the release of the \u201cFestival Stamps 5728 (1967)\" by the State of Israel.This year the designs will depict the Scrolls of the Law and the set will comprise five values, 110.12, 0.15, 0.35, 0.40 and 0.80.The stamps were printed multicolored, gold and silver by photogravure process.Recently Cyprus was the venue of the Athletic Games between Cyprus, Crete and Salonica.To mark this occasion Cyprus released a set of three postage stamps and a souvenir sheet on September 4th in the following denominations: 15m - Javelin throwing; 35m - Runner; 100m - High-jumper.The souvenir sheet, a value of 250m, depicts the eastern basin of the Mediterranean, the map of Cyprus, Crete and Salonica and a composition of four runners on a Greek Amphora.Printing of the series was by multicolored.litho offset on watermarked paper.Wy! On September 4th Belgium issued a Cultural set dedicated to Erasmus and his times: in the following designs: 1Fr.+50c - \u201cFool preaching from chancel\u2019; 2+1Fr.- \u201cFool exhorting\" (woodcut illustrations from In Praise of Folly by Erasmus); 3+1.50F - Portrait of Erasmus (from a painting by Quentyn Matsys) : 5+2Fr.- \u201cThe Family of Sir \u2018Thomas More\u201d (from a drawing by Holbein); 6+3Fr.- portrait of Pierre Gilles from a painting by \u2018Malgys., PNP INNS VS COAST \u20ac ou ea ere votre pe à 04 HOE . = 16-163\" Westiinlat Eémiñer Nhurdddy,\"Ségrédikiet A1.\u201d 1967\" dite dl, VOA a I Rb RET BEN EE ARE M EN mn PROPERTY / WANTED The Westmount Examiner ae ms a Wer | Classified Advertising ELECTRICAL | SERVICE ® INDUSTRIAL © COMMERCIAL © RESIDENTIAL for homes in Westmount.We can effect quick sales when necessary, or we con offer your property quiet- \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 1 W d 1 00 24 HOURS EMERGENCY | : ly to bu oras UE divides bo.ee HUnter 1-0451 0 each additional word MAINTENANCE | # Ë St.Francis Realty Compony.Led.Please phone your Ads early TE ek, Ne oo Greepied after 3:30 p.m.Tuesday for H.R.CASSIDY BROKERS ADTAKERS ON D MONDAY TILL 10 P.M.Coe ei .Tuesday, Thursday ond ay to p.m.« ' 300 Victoria Ave.Accounts may be paid at any Montreal Island branch of The Bank of Montreal 484-3523 re 489-5321 ; or The Royal Bank of Canada.5765 Monkiend Ave.ia Ë cn : Quality - Service - Satisfaction k \u2018 re ERLE 5 HE NY 39 OFFICES TO LET _ 92 GARAGES WANTED $8 HELP WANTED \u2014 FEMALE __ 102 HELP WANTED \u2014 MALE 5 \u2014 \u2014 Ë 4310 Girouard GARAGE wanted.vicinity THE AUXILIARY OF QUEEN MARY WAITERS I 2 modern offices newly decorated.vei October Ist WE.5-G682 VETERANS HOSPITAL ore sonable rent, Appointment days, .6- 4038 \u2014 Evenings RE.83-7350, mes os mee eee a ene \u2014 REQUIRED MH MILLER 95 PARKING SPACE TO LET Urgently Needs IMMEDIATELY a _ i .Lady Volunteers - PARTMENTS TO LET a, 3 50 APA S Parking Space FOR WHEELING CARTS IN TAR FOR A THE WARDS AND COFFEE AND GIFT SHOPS.CALL MRS ANDERSON 488-7512 SECRETARY STENO Westmount Realties Company NEW.RESTAURANT à à * Top salary A Suitable one car $10, monthly.vicinity Clarke-St.Catherine St.932-4544 95 HELP WANTED \u2014 FEMALE THE 400 rome owes \u2014 ems NSDOWNE GOOD 6245 \u201cDECARIE BL Sherbrooke at Lansdowne a 2 A VD.herb \u2018 P ERMANENT has an ere opening (NEAR VAN HORNE! D n or an experienced.2 pee POSITIONS SECRETARY STENO CHEF Air-Conditioned Comfort In I'wo and Three Bedroom Suites * Very good tipping.\u2014 \u2014 * Excellent working conditions.- ASK FOR MARIO IF YOU CAN SPEAK FRENCH AND ENGLISH FLUENTLY AND IF YOU 53 APARTMENTS WANTED PO ee meee ARE INTERESTED IN SWTCH- TWO ladies want b room heated apart- BOARD WORK In one of its management divisions at the head AND.ment, 2 bedrooms, clevator, central : office 1367 Greene Ave., .' _ 4 Westmount preferred, Will consider , y SHORT ORDER 3 ble Romane Hon nee cine, No Experience Required Experience en Stengrette dictating equipment 7 ROOMS TO LET wou eptul.2 \u201c6 | K WESTMOUNT.large.clean, quiet, com- \" i ini The \u201cceritral location makes the offic il 00 Toriable.able, middle ma Tn Salary While Training accessible ocation akes the office easily 3 76 ROOM & BOARD TO LET s.4 = FOR APPOINTMENT CALL .REQUIRED Room and Board BETWEEN 10 AM.& 6 PM.Interested applicants should call: IMMEDIATELY Wanted mp\u2014 935-8541, Loc.38 FOR i Willing to baby sit Semor female 933-8979 NEW RESTAURANT 3 high school student seeks room and = = em J board in Westmount with English 95 HELP WANTED \u2014 FEMALE 95 HELP WANTED \u2014 FEMALE 3 - family in quiet home, Call after 4 p.m.* Top salary.3 932-2810.LL 76 \u2018ROOM & \"BOARD TO LET i Excellent working conditions.Typist FOR WAITRESSES ASK FOR MARIO REQUIRED Westmount Legal Office SENIOR CITIZENS IMMEDIATELY Should be bilingual 6245 DECARIE BLVD, (NEAR VAN HORNE) 5 Do copy work and operate FOR Xeroc Machine ( ARE OFFERED Cultured and intellectual home in deluxe duplex located in brand new beautiful district of Rosemount.For Appointment nz MOTHERS\u2019 HELP CALL: 931-2531 Woman Wanted ! _ - To look after house and children.Will QUALIFIED bookkeeper seeks part- accept Judy with child in exchange for time position.Onerite, typing, excellant rocm and board with small salary.¢ references.Call 86-6073.doo ASK FOR MARIO 7 7 ) TT 113 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED POSITION wanted as middle 6245 DECARIE BLVD, geed companion for elderly di - (NEAR VAN HORNE) winter.Call 739-8696.NEW RESTAURANT * Top salary.* Very good tipping.100 WORK WANTED\u2014Female Large single rooms with or without private bath.* Excellent working conditions.Recreation room, garden, car transportation for shopping.Entertainment provided, Care and understanding for the elderly is the purpose of this home.102 HELP WANTED \u2014 Male Responsible Woman Rates are $210 to $250 monthly.- .FOR CARE OF 6 YEAR OLD BOY.© SUPERVISOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK FROM 3 TO DISHWASHER SEALY} BAY ask Habe CALL: 482-0599 Only seriously interested applicants may call : 259-3190 REQUIRED REQUIRED EVENINGS FOR MODERN CAFETERIA IMMEDIATELY CL e \u2014 : - \u2014 a - MEN'S RESIDENCES FOR TT Tor, \u2014 78 ROOM & BOARD WANTED 88 HELP WANTED \u2014 FEMALE MeGIL ROOM and board for elderly lady in LS \u2019 oT © I UNIVERSITY HOUSEKEEPER wimnted for Westmount, own furniture, 489-6157, .Ww RESTAURANT friendly family with 4 school 82 AUTOS FOR SALE Experienced APPLY: NE née nae oe coon with To MR.R.T.BRAY = Top Salary T.V.and bathroom.Most week VOLVO 544.1963, black.Radio.Teacher ghds free.Write Box 1698, T5 Good condition.After 8 p.m, Cal 488-0792, .3935 UNIV ° * Excellent working conditions.Sue.Road ABOVE PINE AVE.ASK FOR MARIO $100 For Quick Sale Austin A-50 1038, Reconditioned engine.Sound mechanically.Reason no space.Call: 935-4391, For Nuisery and Kindergarten school.3 mornings weekly, Westmount arca.Call 831-1549 or 482-8419, RELIABLE woman wanted late afternoon, Paper work, telephone and other duties.Westmount Call: 937-2608 be- tore 10 am.after 5 p.m.PHONE: VI 4-6311 LOC, 643 6245 DECARIE BLVD, (NEAR VAN HORNE! Girl Wanted Capable Hirl for light housework.no cooking, nwn room, T.V.Char, Sunday off.481-8605.1 rene \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 VV SV ES fon EYRE TTR ENE Cannet Ecswvaur, 162 HELP WANTED \u2014 Male Trisirr 3racrtes with a B.Comm.degree.and corporate tax returns.ment.Please reply details of experience.ACCOUNTANT We have a position open for a qualified Accountant Duties involve the handling of general ledger work, preparation of financial statements, budget analysis This interesting position reporting to he Secretary Treasurer offers diversified duties, Good starting salary and good opportunity for advance- in writing stating qualifications and FISHER SCIENTIFIC CO.LTD.8505 DEVONSHIRE RD., MONTREAL 9, QUE.113 DOMESTIC HELP \u2018WANTED Practical Woman Wanted REFINED.TO CARE FOR ELDERLY LADY.LIVE IN OR OUT.CLARKE - WESTERN AREA.937-6855.EVENINGS.113 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED Cleaning Woman Wanted Three mornings weekly, 8 am.to 11 or 9 am.to noon.Westmount.References: Call: 935-1796.SERVICE DIRECTORY [TY VV VN VY VN BUILDING REPAIRS WE do expert alterations, renovations, design and build playrooms.Theodore Gold Construction, 610 Belmont Avenue, 488-3413; 484-2575._ BUSINESS SERVICES BOOKKEEPING\u2019 is our speciality.Sa at Bookkeeping Service Reg'd.Carpentry Basements \u2014 Kitchens \u2014 .Balconies \u2014 Partitions \u2014 Repairs.Work guaranteed.Reasonable.Call: 738-3509.\"DRESSMAKING 7 Boutique Marie Claire Our own creations : Truly one of a kind.SALE $20 TO $35 2075 CRESCENT STREET 844-4011 GENERAL REPAIRS ] JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT.Garage door repairs, service, 747-6075.Residence 684-3876.HOME IMPROVEMENT MR.HOME OWNER You can get a better quality job done at great savings by experts, Finished basements, kitchens and all types of other remodelling and additions to your home or building.BANK FINANCING ARRANGED.\u2018 CALL MTL.HOME RENOVATION ASSOCIATES 738-3771 For a free estimate MUSIC INSTRUCTION ALL instruments: Private lessons, theory and ensembles.Certificates, examinations and diplomas given.Keeven Academy of Music Reg'd.489-1880.\"Piano Tuition Sylvia Faust, Associate Royal College of Music London.graduate Roya! Schools of Music London, England, 482.575.A dd dd à à dû di dd A PIANO TUNING & REPAIRS PIANO TUNING FOR EXPERT PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS CALL: 482.8121 PAINTING AND DECORATING G.S.Little * Enterprises Painting and Decorating.Efficient workers.Reasonable rates.Call: 1- 2 EXPERT PAINTER Plaster repair, painting, wallpaper hanging, polishing walls and furniture, Clean work, Free Estimate.CALL ROBERT 665-2078 PEST CONTROL Rapid Extermination Enr\u2018g.RATS.MICE, COCKROACHES.VERMIN, ETC.NO HAZARD OR ODOR.UNMARKED CAR GUARANTEED RESULTS.CALL: 843-6715 PLUMBING PLUMBING \u2014 ROOFING TRENCH DIGGING LL US FOR ESTIMATES WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.OLIVIER AVE.WESTMOUNT 935-1189 24 hour service UPHOLSTERING 206 FOR reupholstering and recovering jobs please call Midtown Upholstering.932-3812 days or 937-4446, after 5 p.m, i 1s BABY SITTERS WANTED HIGH school student wanted as baby sitter for one year old, 3.30 to 6.30 p.m.Three days weekly, Call 937-4005, RELIABLE woman will babysit, for one or two children in own home.Westmount Park area.Call: 931-4953.122 FOR SALE \u2014 77 Living room furniture \u2018HREE piece chesterfield, nearly new.easonable.Call: 481-3136 evenings.124 FOR SALE \u2014 Dining room furniture DINING room set, 6 chairs.Mahogany, Good condition.Reasonable, Call 482-8505, 127 FOR SALE \u2014 Bedroom fu-niture BEDROOM suite, 5 piece, suitable for country home.Accept any reasonable cffer.481-4263, after 7 p.m.BEDROOM suite, 5 \u2018Pieces.double bed, mahogany.Good condition, Reasonable.488-8875, MAHOGANY PAINTED PINK BEDROOM SET: TRIPLE DRESSER: NIGHT TABLE: TWIN BEDS, 488-3347, UPRIGHT piano, good condition.$110.00.Call 489-7717.1327 FOR SALE \u2014 _ Musical instruments Baby Grand Piano Knabe, good condition.Call evenings only.488-5831.Flute 4R4-7458.134 FOR SALE \u2014 Sports equipment SUZUKI motorcycle 150 c.c., very good condition.4,000 miles.$400.00.486-5578, 136 With case in good condition, $50.Call \u2018 ! \"The Wrafntcurit - Exarrérér, 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General Oriental Rugs Beautiful oriental carpets, living or dinin¢ room 8 x 8 x 12.579.00.Call 744-2167, suitable 10.889.07: BARGAINS Second hand furniture.Very good con dition.ANTIQUES At lowest prices in town.Sales, 849-3732.Provincial SCANDINAVIAN furniture.Best in teak and walnut, wall systems.Direct from manufacturer.Appointment 376.BEDROOM suite.modern.walnut, living room suite.French Provincial with end tables.coffee table and crystal lamps to match.Modern 9-picce dininx room suite, marble tables.original European oil paintings, 2 continental beds.also other articles.384-2970 WILL pick up unwanted furniture.free of charge.453-2576 G.E.vacuum cleaner.good :ondition 825.; hed spring with wood box drawer $25, 937-6579 between 6:30 and 9 nm.Monday to Thursday.Two curtain rods.Excellent condition, New, very reasonable Call 737-7317 after 1 p.m.Antiques Victorian Dining Room Furniture From Laurentian Estate Call 688-2967 or 488-7293.Housekeeper Wanted For kind happy family.Sma\u2019l finme, Must like childr-n Own room, T.V, $33.60 weekly.Cole St.Luc vicinity.CALL: 481-2579 FINE curtains, wall-to-walg floor length, Eatons Haddon Hall rods.very good condition.Call 488-6978, UPHOLSTERED chairs; gold).enffee table, Reasonable.Call 27°9, modern HU.8- TWIN Continental bed: living room armchair: complete set of books of knowledge.Reasonable.Call 481-3660 or 481-3777 FOR SALE \u2014 .Clothing and furs COME AND SEE 288-3655 La Boutique an lasque MENTIONED ON FASHION PAGE OF RECENT STAR WEEKLY MAGAZINE QUALITY RESALE DRESS SHOP, HAUTE COUTURE MODELS, IMPORTS AND BETTER LADIES WEAR NOW ON HAND LARGE SELECTION OF KNITS AND EVENING WEAR.AT A FRACTION OF ORIGINAL COSTS.2075 CRESCENT \u2018upstairs\u2019 FOR SALE \u2014 7\" Clothing and Furs 136 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 BOUTIQUE FANTASQUE MODES 2075 CRESCENT ST.288-3655 Moving South Riissian sable 4 skin stole, New.388- 4220.LADY'S clothing.size 12 to 14, good condition, Very reasonable, 737 6904.DRAPES, wall-to-wall, to cover 144 inch wall, floor length \u2018offwhites: lamp.40 inches high: quilted bedspread p.m, 489-9164.gold) for Queen size bed.Call after 6 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General Woman Wanted FOR LUNCH HOUR 11.30 TO 1:30 To prepare Hght lunch-s for 6 endd en for working mather, Western-Kensing- ton area.932-3534.ON Westmount slopes barely ured American Provincial bedroom set and other small items, No dcalers please.Phone after 3.30 p.m.484-6539.CCODYEAR lifeguard, inner tires for 715 x 14 or 825 x 14 tires.Perfect condition.worth $121 new.Will sell $60 for set of 4, Call 488-423), SPEED Queen wringer washer.Excellent condition, two years old, 8100, Call 334-6026.MAN'S lady's blue nylon (light fotd\u2018næ tves.half price.484-2643.JAMES ash wasner.Kood condition.«688 Call 484-169).GAS stove, 24 inch: condition.Reasonable.Call 482-4988.TYPEWRITER seldom used Perfect condition.Cost $8) seil $50, Coll 488- 0365 COLORED television, hardly used will sell for half price.Call 482-5945 bags, kitchen set Good after 6 Sdpternber 21, 1967 - | 13% FOR SALE \u2014 General McCLARY 4 burner clectrie stove equipped With electric timer with reflector top Huhts: white and roval blue double bedspread.Excellent condition Reaschable.Call: RI.7-874), after 6 p.m, Giving Up Apt.Must Sell before Oct.1st BEDROCM SET.SINGLE BED: MODERN DESIGN.ANTIQUE GREEN AND GOLD FINISH: LIVING ROCM DEEP PURPIE COUCH.ANTIQUE GOLD BARREL CHAIR.2 ROUND L AMP TABLES, COFFEE TABLE.MAHOGANY.2 GREEN FLORAL LAMPS: DRAPES: BLINDS.SACRIFICE PRICES CALL: 486-6652 DOL.COLLECTORS WANTED TO CALL 937-4013 21 INCH TV.good condition.$50.Call Mr.Louis Sehactman.ses 7673.SUEDE fur lined coat, size 12-14.$35.00: children\u2019s complete ski outfit, mes Si- 9: vaporizer.Reasonable, Call: 733-6354 Must Sell sectional chester winter coat with All good vonelt 737-3446.Four meee field: lndy's Leaver collar tion Very reasonable.Moving Cut of Town GE.wisher: Viking \u201clove: 4 chairs; skates: bathimette: mower: bird cage: 631-080, vlectiie children\u2019s hand lan floor lamp Moving From T.M.R.Kitchen chairs, extension table and chrome and coral 825: bedreom sate (maples double hed: 3 piece SG0, Fasy iroact like new $45: power lawn mower 85: cleetric hedge clonpers, long extension cord, S15: British Indian rug.dark bluer about 9x 12, $1C0.739-8760.Baby Crib Levine quality, 1 Reasonable Exectient condition, cluding Kantwet mattress, 456-2839.Dog Kennel Large wooden kennel.brand new.able large dog.Call 140 2670 Must Sell mehes: hones: Perfret condition sut Drapes, 162 arciitest set Call- 935-5802.Desk twalnut 6 488 8882 Small desk monihs old Half price.Sacrifice woll to-wall, 1lon.matching bedspread double bed \u20181704 Tadv's dresses size 10.04, %% cach.CR.1.7973 DOUBLE bed complete, $235.00: 21 ach Bedr rom Icngth drag.with TV.floor model.$5800, Both rood ccndition 484-4182 evenings.BARBY corty for sale Good condition Mattress included, $15.448-2714, .Private Sale dvs fine adresses, gowns tt on nemdes, size.#14 shouts eat blouses, Jndy's shoes.ste HT) to 8 in veiy Mod comvliUinn ARR-COTR ta prwniter Rtovalr, lors 48% 1516 after fon F1 ECTRIC carviage, 160 12-The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 21, 1967 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General BEDROOM suite: end tables: table and choles: Ors, 0200 AMERICAN Encyclopedia.good condition.Best offer.1841, after 2 pam.venction blinds; mir Other household furniture.488- ET volume.Call 4h2- TWIN beds, 540: studio sofa, 840: chrome, 825.482 4847.dresser, $23; kitchen set, Call after 6 pan.HIDE A-BED opens tn double bed: automatic and drser: kitchen set 6 chairs: credensas upright freezer AH first rote condition, Reasonable Cull after 5 pan, 481 4300.full wisher 151 WANTED TO PURCHASE CARPET: ANTIQUES AND PERIOD FURNITURE FROM PRIVATE PARTY.NO DEAL, ERS PLEASE CAIA 744-0948 WANTED set of World Book Encyclopedias, Reasonable price.No dealers or salesmen, Call: 744-2492 or 738 1921, 154 LOST Lost grey striped male cat, white chest and feet.Viciaits of Avuyle.Westmount, Septem ber deh, Call: 932-3650, \u201c163 EDUCATIONAL Spanish Teacher Conversational, quick, new easy method.Individual.groups, Reasonable, T3h- 02080 evenings FRENCH lessons by experienced teacher tutoring students eve- ninæs.937 6579 between 6:30 and 9 p.m.Monday to Thursday.French Conversation McGill Uni- efficient morn- professor versity, most recent, method.Call 484-2290, ings or after 7 p.m.Former SPECIAL FRENCH LESSONS PRE SCHOOL CHILDREN 4 to 6 years old With particular emphasis on diction and phonetics.Small groups Qualified Professor Reasonable rates CALL: 482-7896 EXPERIENCED qualified teacher avail able for tutoring all subicets, Reading difficulties and other problem areas, 481-2826.oe _ PARISIAN Jads, with English School experience, engineering background, will tutor French privately.Call 489- 4359, MeGILI, student will tutor high School Mathe notices, Physies.Call 481-8507.child's Recreation department football schedules: AI Friedman Carling Trophy Winner The Montreal Touch Football League began its ninth season recently and once again this year a number of Westmount residents will be competing during the schedule.Above, Mark Friedman of 507 Rosyln Avenue, received the Carling Trophy from Mr.Art Goodier, for his team\u2019s championship victory last year.Mark is captain of the Grads team in the league.Standings FOOTBALL LEAGUE TOUCH Standings as at Friday a.m., September 15th, Termite Falcons 2 2 0 0 4 Gophers 2 1 1 0 2 Leopards 2 0 2 0 0 PRE WRE Blue Bombers 2 2 0 0 4 Lions 2 0 1 1 1 Stampeders 2 0 0 0 0 Standings as at Friday a.m.September 15th.Team PW LDF A Pts.Brones 1 + 0 0 25 12 2 Huskies 1 1 0 0 12 #0 2 Buils 1.060 10835 0 Mules 1.0 1 0 0 12 0 Floor Hockey The Montreal Junior Recreational Floor Hockey League will begin its second year of operation beginning in October.Any organization wishing more information is asked to contact George Carpenter at 935-9621.Also, anyone wishing to referee the floor hockey games is asked to contact the above.JAGUAR SERVICE mechanics who are really familiar with all models e 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 Football-Termite League games played on Thursdays) Games start at 3.45 p.m., on the field located opposite the swimming pool.Touch (All All teams will play on the following dates: September 21; September 28; October 5; October 12; October 19; October 26.Did you know .the Montreal Day Nursery is just one of 36 Red Feather agencies serving Greater Montreal.Following are the schedules of the football leagues issued by the Westmount Recreation Department for the remainder of the season.Eight-Man Tackle Football League (All games played on Saturdays) + DATE TIME TEAMS September 23 9:30 a.m.Mules vs Bulls XX 10:30 a.m.Brones vs Huskies September 30 9:30 a.m.Huskies vs Mules XX 10:30 a.m.Brones vs Bulls October 7 9:30 a.m.Mules vs Broncs XX 10:30 a.m.Bulls vs Huskies October 14 9:30 a.m.Huskies vs Broncs XX 10:30 a.m.Bulls vs Mules October 21 9:30 a.m.Bulls vs Broncs XX 10:30 a.m.Mules vs Huskies October 28 9:30 a.m.Huskies vs Bulls « XX 10:30 a.m.Brones vs Mules pe se EVERGREENS AND DUTCH BULBS AVAILABLE NOW Plan a- visit this weekend to make your personal selection from Canada\u2019s finest nursery stock.Be sure to obtain your FREE copy of our colourful 1967 garden catalogue.650 Montée de Liesse, St.Laurent Telephone: 744-2451 ® Folk Guitar © Mini Ladies \u201867 © Stamps © Models © Air Rifle © Crafts © Skin Diving ® Floor Hockey ® Outing Club ® Life Saving ® Skin & Scuba ° © Swimming ® Gymnastics ® Badminton © Fencing © Weight Training and TEEN SKI CONDITIONING WESTMOUNT YMCA FOR THE SWINGING THINGS TO DO ® FOR YOUTH @ FOR TEENS | @ FOR YOUNG ADULTS 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.937-3916 0e cer Qu NS ES Tw "]