The Westmount examiner, 16 novembre 1967, jeudi 16 novembre 1967

[" ae?16 PAGES 5c Vol.XXXV No.43 MONTREAL 6, THURSDAY.NOVEMBER 16, 1967 hat) behalf of the City of Westmount.Mayor M.Tucker places a wreath at the base of the cenotaph on Hundreds Turn Out at Cenotaph Service The sun made an appearance but the temperature was down.A cold wind kept the flags on their poles fluttering and waving.The hundreds of people attending remembrance services at the Cenotaph on Sunday must have blessed the intuition that had them dressed warmly.Standing in front of the Cenotaph to pay their respects were Mayor Michael Tucker DSO and members of the city council.Both Minister of Industry Drury and Richard Hyde M.P.L.for Westmount, were in attendance.It was the official Commemoration Service of the City of Westmount - remembering the dead of two World Wars.Conducting the services were Captain the Reverend Canon J.N.Doidge chaplain of the Royal Montreal Regiment, Captain the Reverend B.A.Jones chaplain (Continued on page 13) Commission Merger Fact Board Awaits Quebec Decision on Date The solution to the St.Leon de Westmount School Commission's proposed merger with the Montreal Catholic School Commission came peacefully in recent weeks after the stormy debate that led up to it.The St.Leon de Westmount commission is too small to implement the suggestions of the Parent report regarding secondary education and unless its merger with the larger Montreal body had gone through it would not have been able to comply with the Ministry of Education\u2019s edicts on schooling at the high school level.Both the Montreal commission and the St.Leon commission were in agreement on the need for the merger.Problems arose objected strenuously and loudly.Montreal City Council felt that the merger would be unfair to Montreal residents as they would supposedly have to assume the added load of supporting St.Leon\u2019s two schools in West- mount.Despite all the fuss and confusion an agreement was reached with Montreal and the merger will go through.The plan is currently being studied by Provincial Education authorities.The only question still open is the exact date that the merger will go into effect.St.Leon de Westmount officials are hoping that the merger will be retroac-' tive to the first of July 1967.However, Quebec authorities could reject this date in favour of a July 1968 alternative.WMA meet is set for Dec.12 December 12 was set as the date for the Westmount Municipal Association\u2019s annual general meeting at the Association\u2019s executive meeting on Tuesday night.The executive was fortunate in obtaining the Expo movie \u2018\u2018Montreal 2000\u2019 along with the services of Mr.Desautels Montreal\u2019s Director of Planning as commentator, for the annual general meeting.Air pollution was a topic of discussion at Tuesday night\u2019s meeting.It was reported that the Association\u2019scommittee on air pollution is working with the City of Montreal\u2019s authorities.Air pollution as a result of contamination from buildings is being closely watched by Westmount, however it was pointed out that City officials havelittle control over pollution emanating from vehicles as this is under provincial jurisdiction.W.M.A.membership to date was reported to be in the area of 1800 people.The Association strongly urges all Westmount residents to join and points out that membership in the W.M.A.is one very good way to take an active participation in City affairs.Also discussed was the crosswalk situation particularly at certain dangerous intersections such as Victoria and Sherbrooke and Greene and St.Catherine.The current density of traffic in the City was discussed and it was agreed that steps would be taken to ameliorate the circulation problem.Readers Question Wording of Verse Following the printing of an excerpt of poetry on the front page of last week's Examiner, the Examiner office was treated to a series of calls pointing out a variety of error in the excerpt.The poem, used to mark the passing of Remembrance Day 1967, was reprinted from a former issue.A reporter was dispatched post-haste to the Westmount Library to determine the origin of the piece of poetry and to verify the accuracy with which it was reproduced in last week's issue.The excerpt was taken from Lawrence Binyon\u2019s \u2018\u2018For The Fallen\u201d\u2019 and with the exception of one word was printed correctly last week.Following is the section from which the excerpt was taken: LAURENCE BINYON (1869- ) From For the Fallen They went with songs to the battle, they were young, Straight of limb, true of eye, steady and aglow.They were staunch to the end against odds uncounted, They fell with their faces to the foe.They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them.Next week's weather »; exc ner November 18 to 25 Mostly sunny with frosty mornings and very cold clenr nights te open this typical November This moon Last Quarter week we usually have traffic troubles with frvesing reine, fag and heavy falls of soft saow, 5 10 8* even more for some districts.December rains will wash H away aguis.Much colder to end (he period, with cold, gusty winds, powder snow and deep drifis.Neut week: STORMY.Temperature range: 25-45 deg.F.Sua only 13 to 20 hown.» Demolition deadline Nov.28 there's life on the old street yet The calling of demolition tenders for Selby Street by the Provincial Government has again raised the question of a further extension of the evacuation deadline for Selby St.residents.In a recent Examiner survey of the area it was discovered that approximately twenty families are still staying on.Some families are staying in hope of obtaining the full price for their property before leaving.Most however, simply cannot find suitable accommodation elsewhere.The problem of suitable accommodation is understandable.Selby St.residences, although old and perhaps out of style, are well-built and subscribe to the city's code of building standards.Selby Street, was one of the very few areas in metropolitan Montreal where a flat suitable for six or seven persons could be had for eighty dollars a month.The City of Westmount has done all possible to aid in the relocation of Selby families and has spent considerable time and effort in the search for the elusive \u2018suitable accommodation\u2019.The number of peoplereferred by the city numbers in the hundreds but no records are kept as to the number of families actually accepting referred housing.The city is under no legal obligation to relocate the families and is operating from a strictly humanistic motive.Apparently the \u2018deadline extension\u2019 question is also academic.Authorities claim that no deadline has been extended past the original September 30 date.All further extensions have been non-official.A constant problem on the street now that the majority of the residents have left is the danger of fire.Several families were living in upstairs flats with the downstairs flat unoccupied.These families would not have had sufficient warning of a fire in the building.The Fire Brigade, with tenants\u2019 permission moved most of these families into lower flats inan attempt to consolidate those residents left on the street and thereby to minimize the fire hazard.Despite rumours of further extensions and reprieves Selby Street is evidently doomed to the scheduled demolition.Deadlines for demolition tenders is November 28.Actual demolition work could start as soon as a week after the deadline.Residents seem unconcerned with this news.Although most avow that they\u2019l! be long gone a few stalwarts maintain that they'll \u2018be hanging on and these could go right to the wire resulting in baillif action.Westmount Home and School Attendance a Record 800 Monday night's record-setting meeting of the Westmount High School Home and School Association opened with the Association's President Mrs.Fletcher welcoming the record eight hundred people in attendance.\u2019 In her welcoming address Mrs.Fletcher commented on the great co-operation always shown between parents teachers and the school board.She pointed out that the election of a new school board is imminent and also commented on the fact that since 1919 all openings in the school board have been filled by Westmount Municipal Association nominees acclaimed to the posts.Mrs.Fletcher stressed the increasingly active role which parents are being called up to play and the need for close co-opera- tion between parents and teachers.She stated that the next meeting will be held on January NEO-NAZI MARS SERVICES Westmount Remembrance services were marred slightly by a man insisting on reading aloud from a Nazi booklet.The man held forth until a citizen alerted nearby Westmount Police.Police picked up the man and questioned him.After checking his identity Police allowed him to leave.Canadian Law protects the freedom of speech of everyone as long as the exercise of this freedom doesn't interfere with others\u2019 enjoyment of the same freedom and doesn\u2019t constitute a public disturh- ance.22nd for which an informative programme on \u2018Some Alternatives to University\u2019 has been planned.Mrs.Fletcher's address was followed by a few remarks by the High School principal Mr.N.Hamilton.Mr.Hamilton expressed his delight at the record attendance.He then commented on the fact that Parents, Teachers and Administration working together can contribute a great deal to the students\u2019 education.Mr.Hamilton also discussed the many outside pressures that act on today\u2019s student.As examples Mr.Hamilton pointed out the ever-growing pressure on the student to succeed academically and to follow up his high school education with courses in university.Entrance requirements are getting tougher and so pressure on the student is increasing.He also mentioned that despite over-emphasis on the part of news media, drugs are a problem.He pointed out that any child might experiment with drugs without the parents actually realizing what was going on.Following the address by the principal, a group of students (Continued on page 6) Index Churches .10 Classifieds .14-15 Editorial .4 Sport .lé Women's .11-12-13 \"EY reste er ree 149004090004 98 5090 2% 4090908406 00106 00000000 fs.Cera .- ee The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 16, 1967 SN NN =e NA ++ E SIGHT THE J UNION JACK | < PR fo GIVES MORE COMFORT | THAN A FADED MAPLE LEAF Canam a pA ob AS A SN SN = ; 3 LV) AR 6 This advertisement thers of Confederation who initially serted by a grandson of one of the Fo- nvened at Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, on September 1st, 1864.LE a amt PR re Rt SEIT SR 19:9 4 § 4 6 4 L-O-O-D | WATCH REPAIRS ESTABLISHED 1899 Examiner COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICE emergency rescue \u201c CES IRA RESIDENTIAL \u2014 COMMERCIAL \u2014 INDUSTRIAL For some years the Westmount e oR | EN sv 866-4551 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 16, 1967 - 3 VETERANS TAXI ASS\u2019N.Fire Inspector P.Schture shown talking things over with seven year old Miss Joyce Luker.The Fire Brigade urges all families with invalids to take advantage of the marking service offered.Firemen seeing the invalid mark on a house endangered by fire will take care to evacuate the invalid.Symbol of quality roofi ; w since Te \" the women\u2019s division.P | | LI PS : Call our representative for free Mr.Wilson McLean, winner of és estimate the Mappin and Webb cup also was T C2 presented the Gregor Barclay L © RESIDENTIAL © COMMERCIAL © INDUSTRIAL 7300 St.James St.W.(At West Broadway) 482-9566 wei A \"CHRISTIE PLUMBING LIMITED HU.4-2010 Bookstore & Lending Library © Best selling novels and non-fiction © Telephone or mail orders filled promptly ® Gift books for all occasions © Lending Library: $3.00 enrollment, 10¢ per book per day 2120 Bishop St.288-1812 marked for Fire Brigade has operated a system for quickly locating homes where an incapacitated person is who 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than one thousand dollars and up to five thousand to be the first to reach the highest percentage of that objective by noon on October the fourth was awarded to Mr.Wilson Mc- Lean.Mrs.John Porter was presented the Sutherland tray for being the first to reach the greatest percentage of an over-five thousand dollar objective by noon of October 4 in Award for the District Chairman in the Central Area who was the first to reach his objective without emergency anonymous or special donations.Mrs.Peter Boulton won the Eaves and Bessette cup for the highest percentage obtained as | ENHANCE YOUR CELEBRATION WITH THE between the Men's Divisions and the Women's division.In his address at the dinner, General Chairman Alex Duff announced a total of two million four hundred and sixteen thousand thir- ty-nine dollars obtained during the campaign.Mr.Duff pointed out that this total was obtained despite the fact that a total objective had not been set.Themis Club A general Meeting of the members of the 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the vocal and emotional exercise being increasingly devoted to pollution underscores yet another area where inter-municipal cooperation and common concern must be focussed.Particularly air pollution.For noxious fumes know no urban boundaries.What befouls Montreal's, or La- chine\u2019s, or LaSalle\u2019s atmosphere may equally well and, given the right or wrong winds and other weather conditions, sometimes affect Westmount even more.By and large, Montreal area municipalities have made great strides in controlling the undesirable pollutants turned out by factories, chimneys, incinerators, etc.The real enemy, growing each year with urban concentration and the numbers of motor vehicles, is the internal combustion engine.The experts tell us that the accumulations of carbon monoxide and hydro-carbons in our city streets frequently reach danger levels and that, unless determined action soon is taken, we are confronted with emergency conditions.There is an overwhelming case here for the cities and towns of the Montreal region to join together in a very obvious common action which otherwise may be considerably longer coming from other parts of the country.That is: Bring utmost pressure to bear on the Federal government to impose in the shortest possible time upon the automotive industry the mandatory installation of fume control devices on all new cars, trucks and buses sold in Canada.The effect of such legislation would not be long in being felt, since a relatively rich area such as Montreal and its neighbors is where a high proportion of each year's new vehicles are placed on street and road.New cars lead the growth of vehicle numbers increases each year, while a commensurate number of older, offending vehicles are retired or scrapped.Surely such legislation, already adopted in California and some other states, is due here.Best effect would be nation-wide imposition of control devices; that is, by Ottawa.Only the most seriously affected areas, such as ours, can lead the demand.And it will require co-operative effort of as many urban municipalities as can be mustered if the traditional lethargy and indifference to such problems of a still rural- -dominated Parliament are to be overcome.Westmount, its pleasantness and desirability as a place to live undeniably threatened, might show leadership in this matter and initiate the action - and gain the kudos.Why leave it to St.Laurent, St.Leonard-de- Port Maurice, or even Montreal?Did You Know That .The Westmount Golf Club petitionned the City Council to remove a contagious disease hospital from the mountain and allow them the use of the land.in 1909 Westmount Police gallantly denied the rumour that a venturesome lady from Upper Belmont had become the first woman driver in the Montreal area to be fined for speeding .D.W.Griffith\u2019s \u201cThe Birth of a Nation\u201d was the first movie to be shown locally in the West- mount Arena, the forerunner to the Montreal Forum.Almost fifty years ago prospective residents were advised that a car was essential, particularly one that would not boil over, because the streets were steep and provided \u2018\u2018an approximation to mountaineering\u201d.te, vlan The \u2018Voor Het Kind\" series of semi-postals issued yearly by the Netherland Antilles have long been popular for their unusual design, culminating with the 1965 series depicting underwater scenes photographed around the islands.There is no doubt that this outstanding set did much to stimulate tourist traffic to the Antilles.However the designs of this year's series, to be issued Nov.15th, take an unusual turn, depicting four \u2018\u2018Nanzi Stories.\u2019 What are the Nanzi Stories?They are the enactment and miming for over a hundred years of an assortment of weird African myths added to which a number of Caribbean voodoo tales all put together by a talented Spanish tale weaver.| The central character the Nan- zi, a spider, symbolizing the sun, diety of health, destruction and even seduction, appears in this series a super hero, a swindling cheat, a sly confidence artist and a generous benefactor:- 6+3c, \u2018\u2018Princess Long Nose\u2019\u2019 - Nanzi with a diabolical desire for revenge, sells three magic apples to King Arey, which cause the royal noses to grow, then collects a fantastic fee for curing them for the King and Queen and leaving the Princess with a long curved nose; 10+5c, \u2018\u2018Turtle and the Monkey\u201d - In a plot to satisfy his pregnant wife's peculiar hunger, the eating of the heart of her husband\u2019s closest friend, Compa Monkey, the turtle lures his pal on a river crossing with the intention of drowning him.The monkey, however, cleverly explains this is impossible as he always leaves his heart on a coatrack at home before taking a trip.His friend thereupon carries him back to shore; 20+10c, \u201c\u201cNanzi and the Tiger\u2019 - King Arey offers a huge reward for the capture of a tiger that has been raising havoc, but no one but Nanzi is willing to take the risk.Through trickery Nanzi induces the tiger to give him a ride into the camp of the King, where hidden soldiers take the tiger prisoner; 25+11c, \u2018\u2018Shon Arey and the Balloon\u201d - Compa Nanzi, anxious to get the throne suggests that the aging king take a vacation balloon trip, which results in an accident over the Caribbean, where the king is saved from drowning by a fisherman.Printing is by multicolor offset by Joh.Enschede & Sons, of Haarlem, Holland and as usual the semi-postal\u2019s sur-tax will be used for the support of the several child welfare and caring institutions on the six islands of the Netherland Antilles.There is no doubt that this issue will be of great interest to the collector of \u2018\u2018Folklore\u2019\u2019 on stamps.In earlier columns it was noted that many countries would be issuing postuage stamps to commemorate the beginning of Martin Luther's reformatory movement 450 years ago.On Nov.4th Finland issued a 0,40mk stamp portraying Luther after a portrait by Lucas Cranach the Elder.Printing was by a combination of photogravure and intaglio.* gy 1A Your From C.M.DRURY MP Reports Ottawa This column is not about high resolution nuclear magnetic resonance.1 suppose most Examiner readers know as little about that subject as I; but if you wanted expert information or advice about it, you could turn to Dr.William Schneider who has written a book on it and who recently became President of the National Research Council.Dr.Schneider, who earned his Ph.D.in Physical Chemistry at McGill in 1941, has enjoyed a distinguished career in scientific research and administration.Before becoming President, he was Vice-President in charge of fundamental (\u2018\u2018pure\u2019) research.The Council is engaged in a vast array of pure and applied scientific, engineering and medical activities, many of which have unpronounceable and, to a layman, unintelligible names.(What do you make of lipopro- teins, fibrogenesis, cryoscopy, microbial matabolites, differential monometry, photodegreda- tion, neutron dosimetry or neo- thiobinupharidine?) Others have a more familiar ring - egg yolk proteins, plant tissue culture, and snow loads on roofs.In this column, I will mention only two NRC projects, a contribution to Expo and the life of a satellite tracker.Many of you may have visited the unusual looking \u2018\u2018People Tree\u2019 which stood in front of the main Federal Pavilion on Isle \u2018Notre Dame.It was a six-storey structure carrying 1500 nylon panels, on 500 of which were printed photographs of Canadians.A special type of dye was developed by NRC which would not fade in outdoor weather conditions or weaken the fabric.The inflammability of nylon offered another challenge.By using a new printing procedure, applying a special finish, incorporating flame-resistant (but \u201cnon-prinfa ble) strips in the hems and sewing with an expensive new thread, the desired effect was achieved.I wonder how many of the 50 million visitors appreciated the ingenuity which went into this exhibit.About 13 miles north of St.John\u2019s, Newfoundland, NRC has set up a satellite tracking station, one of 13 which make up a world-wide network.In its six years of operation, it has provided information on 55 different satellites, including the \u2018Canadian Alouettes I and II.An average satellite is in view of the station at predicted times for as long as 20 minutes on each orbit.Such a passage will be repeated three or four times at perhaps two-hour intervals followed by a much longer period in which no passages occur within the station\u2019s range.Thus, on certain days, it is possible for the station to be handling six to eight satellites involving 30 to 40 separate operations.A typical day\u2019s operation for the 24-man station staff, working in three shifts, would include 20 recordings of the positions of satellites, 20 passages during which data are received from the satellites (and, on about half of which, command signals are sent to the satellites) and perhaps half a dozen camera shots of reflecting or flashing satellites against star background.It sounds like a most unusual job.Bulletins from Birdland Pellets By Winifred E.Wilson What does the word \u2018\u2018pellet\u2019\u2019 make you think of?An ice pellet?À pill?Shot?We are thinking of a food pellet which is disgorged regularly by certain kinds of birds that go under the heading \u2018\u2018carnivorous\u2019\u2019.It is indigestible food neatly wrapped into a little parcel and has the general appearance of a greyish cocoon.Scientists, biologists, ornithologists, and just ordinary birdwatchers find it very useful for finding out exactly what our predators eat.It proves to the general public that there actually are very few birds that go into the class called \u2018\u2018harmful\u2019\u2019 or \u2018\u2018injurious\u2019.Nearly all these meat eaters are beneficial.All Owls, Accipiter Hawks, and several other birds such as Gulls and Whip-poor-wills bring up pellets by mouth.Owls serve as a very good example.They can be watched all year round as many of them stay in Canada throughout the winter.Like many other birds, Owls have their own favourite perches, and this is useful if we are interested in food pellets because we can be pretty certain that all found under one special tree must come from one individual.Being predators, no other species would want to come inside that territory; and only the mate of that particular species would be allowed there.Owls remain for a long time on the one perch, sleeping away the hours of daylight until darkness comes and they fly about finding food.Owls catch their prey in their feet and swallow it whole unless it is so big that it has to be torn in pieces.The nutritious partis absorbed.But before more food is eaten all hair, fur, teeth, bones, feathers, scales (in fact anything that cannot be digested) are rolled into a solid, elongated ball by the action of the muscles of the stomach, and regurgitated.These pellets, made up of the remains of so many undesirable animals, prove beyond doubt that Owls are beneficial birds.The remains of mice and rats are most often found in the pellets of the great majority of Owls.The little Screech Owl that often stays right in the suburbs of our large cities keeps on a varied diet, the exact animal food depending upon what is most accessible: beetles and moths, birds, frogs, crayfish, snails, reptiles, fish, bats, ans small mammals.The Great Horned Owl goes for larger prey: skunks, opossums, cats, rabbits, and.quite big birds .- all supplemented by mice and rats.= The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 16, 1967.\u2014 5 Westmount imaginative and the dancing was flawless.(Continued from page 1) Following the display parents played a trumpet fanfare written were invited to tour the class- and directed by Mrs.Florida.rooms and to meet the teachers.Then a group of the girls put on.a display of rythmic dancing.the blowing of train whistles His Worship Mayor M.Tucker shown presenting cepting the trophy on behalf of St.Paul's Aca- the first place trophy for the children\u2019s plant demy.competition to Miss Lesley Roberts who is ac- - e bY = * -0 w v | % * v On Three Levels ate stage offered at the Westmount YMCA.3.Advanced Level - offers instruction in life saving, skin scuba and master swimmer, speed swimming, and representative team swimmer.These courses are carried on year round in the Y.They are not just seasonal events.As a matter of interest, the Y was the first organization to design a structured swim program and has been moving forward for almost one hundred years.Many years of implementation and a high standard of instruction has made this program suc- In the past many people both youth and adult have participated in the Westmount \"Y\" Swim- i 1 Mr.R.Panet-Raymond presents the Panet-Ray- .i .mond Trophy to Peter Bronfman who is accept- f 4 ing the award for Roslyn School.) j { 3 } Aquatic Program hi \"4 - 3 39 The YMCA has produced a 1 1 swimming program for the pur- « KE .= b> 3 pose of developing sound water id = | safety habits and recreational ap \u2014 | aquatic skills., Basically, the aquatic program shough faucet's leaky } works on three levels.1.Begin- She kno nervous | ner - designed to give the stu- i * bin we re tops - dent confidence in himself in the ; _ INplumbing service.§ water and an adaptability in the ss iE ° | water once he has gained confi- : JOHN WATSON dence.2.Intermediate Level - in LIMITED { this area the student is taught C.Grainger Tomkinson ; the primary skills in aquatics.: e standard strokes: , È PLUMBING & HEATING BREAST, BACK CRAWL and CONTRACTORS 2 further on to the BUTTERFLY.- » Y DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Water safety is also taught at PU , this level.cessful.: Service & Quotations on request These skills are taught under i 348 VICTORIA AVE.| what is known as the YMCA NA.| 487-1760 TIONAL \u201c5 CARD SYSTEM\u201d, it is ee md.the basic outline for the intermedi- ! .aaa ei - ming Programs.This display was a work of art, the costumes were colourful and or the ringing of bells was illegal while passing through West- mount .RADIO.EQUIPPED DAY & NIGNT SERVICL LANSDOWNE TAXI REG\u2019D.18 Gladstone \u2014 Westmount 933-8484 SPECIAL & HOURLY RATES \u2014 OUT OF TOWN TRIPS CHRISTENINGS \u2014 WEDDINGS \u2014 FUNCRALS \u2014 AIRPORT Operated by E.Gallagher EXCLUSIVE TO SUBSCRIBERS THE SUNDAY NITE MOVIE \u201cDEAR BRIGITTE\"\u201d In Colour Starring Brigitte Bardot and James Stewart SUNDAY, November 19, 1967 at 9 P.Mon CHANNEL 8 - MT.WASHINGTON CJFM - 95.9 now available on CABLE TV - Channel 9 ) @ Plomberie @ Chauffage @ Creusage President Louis Charbonneau 935-1121 COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL Westmount Plumbing & Heating Ltd.206 Olivier Ave., Westmount 24 hr.Estimation gratuite - Free estimates Lebanese costume.After the opening remarks, Betty BRAULT, Mary GREEN, Judy BEDFORD and Valérie SECAR- DIN spoke on different geographical aspects of the country.Cathy COLVEY and Martine Del Giudice examined the history of Lebanon.À break was taken in which slides of Lebanon were (Continued on page 7) ROBERT M.CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Limited 880 Selkirk St.Pte.Claire Free Estimates Residential & Industrial Renovations Planned Kitchens Complete Home Improvements (EX ® Plumbing > @ Heating © Digging Vice-President P.E.Charbonneau 935-1189 Service eT L 2052 St.Catherine St.W.WHEN YOU MOVE WITH US! 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QE £4 2 NSFER AND STORAGE INC.| TRANS CANADA TRA + Just Call: NS A % / Oups 7 935-2457 ME end ask for.Pat Greene.| \u2014TldLes\"\u201d | Tel.: 697-7110{ Finished Basements + 7 + UNITY BOYS\u2019 & GIRLS\u2019 CLUB NEWS:- - \u2018Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary To Be Re-established Unity Boys\u2019 & Girls\u2019 Club is sentertaining in a big way.Miss Barbara Halperin, Girls\u2019 Program Director, sent out a letter to all former members of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary asking them to come to the Club for tea tonight.Children from 1 - 5 will be cared for in the Games Room by «Group Leaders during the meeting.À letter was also sent out to new club member\u2019s mothers asking them to join in.The idea is to reactivate the auxiliary to assist with the many functions held at the club.The Auxiliary in the past took a great interest #in the activities of the members and have also been most generous to the Club by donating useful equipment such as Ping Pong Tables, a Kiln and many other articles.It is hoped that this Auxiliary will be reformed and will be as interested in their children\u2019s activities as they have been in the past.If any mothers failed to receive an invitation, please come along anyway.It is very difficult to track down all those who have recently moved from Selby St.and the environs.We welcome anyone interested in « this project.KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA: A tea was also held last week for members of this group from McGill.Some twenty young girls who are interested in doing volunteer work at the Club were entertained and shown around the Club.VAMPIRE GROUP CLUB: The Penny Carnival which was to be held last week by this group had to be postponed and did not get under way until last Tuesday.However, better late than never! This group is under + the direction of a new volunteer Mr.Alex Cullen.Welcome to Unity.ST.JOHN AMBULANCE: Mrs.Thornhill and Miss Grant, two very faithful volunteers, are continuing this course and have many interested students.It is held every Saturday at 1:30 p.m.TEEN COUNCIL: An open meeting of the Teen body was held last week and much firey discussion took place.Further meetings will be held to OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE - COMMERCIAL - - INDUSTRIAL - - RESIDENTIAL - WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE, Westmount 935-1189 24 HOUR SERVICE hopefully settle matters which were causing dissention.OPEN DANCE: From all accounts this event held at the Club on November 3rd was a great success.The band was excellent but expensive and the crowd, although not as large as expected was very select and well behaved.It is hoped that such an evening can be repeated in the not too distant future.LAURIE MAXWELL: \u201cA most interesting letter was received from Laurie last week.She is in Denmark taking a gymnastic course in Ollerup.She finds it most interesting but the language rather difficult.Laurie was the Girls\u2019 Worker at Unity last summer.DANCING: Don\u2019t forget the dancing classes held every afternoon by Brenda and Karen.If you can't dance you'll be an expert in no time if you attend a few classes.COMBINED BANQUET: For many years very successful banquets have been held at Unity.A Father and & Son and Mother & Daughter.This year we are combining these events.The date is Tuesday night December 5th.More details later but start planning now to attend.Literary Society The Dominion-Douglas Ladies\u2019 Literary Society will meet on Friday, 17 November at 2:30 p.m.in the Church Halil Mr.Leslie Roberts, Author, Broadcaster and Columnist, will speak on \u2018\u2018Canada - as the Centennial Ends\u2019.Musical entertainment will be provided by Arminé Alexinian - \u2019cellist.Tea will be served.A cordial invitation is extended to everyone Guest Speaker Dr.Thomas Francoeur will be the guest speaker at the West- mount Women\u2019s Club on Friday, November 24, at 2:30 p.m.The president, Mrs.R.T.Stackhouse, will preside and tea will be served.St.Paul's Student .(Continued from page 6) projected, while all enjoyed Lebanese cake \u2018\u2018Basbooza\u2019\u2019.The meeting then continued with Christine Reutlinger, Patricia Marks and M.Del Giudice discussing the economic life of the country.Paemela Marks and Nicole Gareau examined social life, customs and points of special interest.Last but not neast Doreen DAY discussed the fine arts.While all were invited to visit the numerous exhibits displayed, Lebanese folkloric music was played.All members drew from this meeting an enriching knowledge of this small but beautiful country situated in the Middle east.Once again we would like to express our most sincere gratitude to Middle East Airlines-Air Liban for having helped to make our meeting a complete success.The Y.C.S.(Young Christian Students) held its second meeting on Wednesday in which plans for the annual Christmas dinner were made.Seven committees have been decided on, and the girls in charge of each will be appointed at the next meeting: Serving committee, Food committee, Reception committee, Set Up committee, Decoration com- St.George Holds - Book Fair Students, parents and teachers of St.George's School will sponsor the third Green Dragon Book Fair in the school gymnasium Nov.24 from 3 to 10 p.m.and Nov.25 from 10 a.m.to 6 p.m.The books on sale at the fair are all new and they are chosen by a committee for excellence and literary merit.This year books for adults in both English and French will be offered and there will be special emphasis on books for children in both languages.Students at St.George's are playing an active part, writing reviews in both English and French and creating posters for the fair.Proceeds from the fair will go entirely to the St.George\u2019s School Scholarship Fund.Dr.H.Rocke Robertson, principal of McGill University will open the Book Fair officially at 7:30 p.m.on Nov.24.Many authors will be present in person.Among the authors who are expected to attend Friday are George Bowering, Betty Nicker- son, Joyce Marshall, Lena Newman, Betty Collard, Louis Du- dek, Norah Story, Sandra Kol- ber, Leonard Knott, Ernie Mc- Culloch, Grace Richardson, Joseph Schull.On Saturday the authors will include Margaret Atwood, Gratien Gelinas, Hugh Hood, Dr.H.Ernest MacDermot, Ronald Melzak, Dr.Wilder Pen- field, Norah Story, Merrill Deni- son, Leonard Knott, Betty Nick- erson and Lena Newman.Saturday morning Hélène Bail- largeon will be present to talk to the young children and Mrs.Karl Stern will give a demonstration of bookbinding.Mrs.Mark Nickerson will display part of her collection of 3,000 children\u2019s paintings at the fair and a printing press will be in operation during both days.A 20 foot Christmas tree will be decorated with the book jackets from some of the more than 10,000 English and French books which will be on sale.Coffee will be served Friday evening and Saturday morning and tea on mittee, Entertainment committee, and Clean Up committee.The members include: from grade 1X Hester Ascah, from grade X - Patsy Middleton and Jane White, and from grade XI - Gail Ryan and Patricia Marks.Three new members will be admitted into the Y.C.S.next week.Also next week, the President will be elected.Sister M.Murphy is the moderator of the organization.Congratulations to Andrée Gareau for having been appointed Captain of S.P.A.basketball team.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday.November 16, 1967 \u2014 7 Friday and Saturday afternoons.Chairman of the Green Dragon Book Fair is Mrs.James Salo- mon.Mrs.Frank J.Starr is chairman of the Parents\u2019 Activity Committee and Michael Ger- tler is president of the Student Council.CITY OF WESTMOUNT Public notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Westmount has ordered that By-law 713 entitled \u2018By-law to Further Amend By-law No.356 to Prohibit the Sale of Alcoholic Liquor\u201d be submitted for approval to the municipal electors of the City of Westmount.A vote by ballot will be held in the City Hall, 4333 Sherbrooke Street, Westmount, on Tuesday, 21st November 1967, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to decide whether said Bylaw 713 is approved or disapproved, as the case may be, by the electors.If, at any time after the opening of the poll, one-half (/,) hour elapses without a vote being offered, the poll may be closed.Unless so closed, the poll will be kept open until five o'clock in the afternoon on that day and on each day thereafter, holidays excluded, for a maximum number of twenty-one days.Until closed, the poll will be adjourned daily at five o'clock in the afternoon to ten o'clock in the forenoon of the next day, not being a holiday.Said By-law 713 is published below :- At a general sitting of the municipal Council of the City of Westmount, duly called and held at the City Hall on the sixteenth day of October 1967, at which were present: Pro-Mayor F.W.Gross, Chairman Aldermen 1.S.Backler G.I.Craig D.O'C.Doheny P.M.McEntyre It is ordained and enacted by By-law 713 entitled \u2018BY-LAW TO FURTHER AMEND BY-LAW No.35 TO PROHIBIT THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR\", as follows: SECTION 1 Section One of said By-law No.356, as amended by Section One of By-law No.536, is hereby repealed and replaced by the following : SECTION ONE- The sale of alcoholic liquor within the limits of the City of Westmount is hereby prohibited except as hereinafter provided.SECTION 2- Section Two of said By-law No.356, as re-enacted by Section Two of By-law 687, is hereby deleted and replaced by the following section : SECTION TWO- The Quebec Liquor Board is hereby requested to refuse to grant any permit of any kind for the sale of alcoholic liquor within the limits of the City of Westmount except (i) Grocery permits, of which not more than eleven (11) permits shall be in force at any time; (ii) Dining Room permits, of which not more than seven (7) shall be in force at any time; (iii) Bar permits in so far as they may be issued to holders of dining room permits.SECTION 3- ' The following section is hereby inserted in said By-law No.356 immediately after Section Two therein: SECTION THREE- Nothing in this by-law shall be deemed to prevent the Quebec Liquor Board from establishing a liquor store in any Commercial or any Industrial District of the City.SECTION 4 Section Three of said By-law No.356, as enacted by Section Three of By-law No.536, is hereby repealed.(Sgd.) F.W.Gross, Pro-Mayor.(Sgd.) 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SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmouni, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi RABBI BERNARD BLOOMSTONE Assistant Rabbi SABBATH SERVICES Friday eveni November 17th at 8:15 o'clock.Rabbi Alexander Schindler will Speak, on \u201cThe Lives We Dream To Live,\u201d reetings by Dr.Jacob Shankman.Saturday Morning, November 18th at 11:30 o'clock - Sermonette by Rabbi Bloom- stone based on Torah Portion.BAR MITZVAH Richard, son of Dr.and Mrs.Albert V.Simon will be called to the reading of the Torah Friday evening and Saturda Morning in observance of his Bar Mitzvah.a RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Upper School - Saturday mornings at 9:30; Lower School - Sunday mornings at 9:30; Daily Hebrew School - Monday thru Thurs, ay afternoons commencing at 4:00 o'clock.SCHOOL FOR ADULTS Sunday Mornings at 10:15 - Courses being offered in Jewish History, Jewish Sociology and the Hebrew language.guage.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.West at Roslyn Ave.Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister - Rev.Organist & Choir Director: 11:00 AM.7:30 P.M.Midweek Service: Wednesday 8 p.m.Sunday School: 10:00 a.m.and 10.45 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME \u201cSUCH AS I HAVE, 1 GIVE\u201d \u201cLET THERE BE LIGHT\" J.Frank Patch, B.A., B.D.Frank Armstrong.L.T.CL.UNITED WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH (United) Landsowne Ave.and Maisonneuve Blvd.Rev.H.Ray Ashford, Minister Mr.Robi.Kennedy, Organist 11:00 a.m.\u201cHOW TO PRAY\u201d Welcome to All 10.45 a.m., Pre-Service Music 12.00 noon, Coffee Hour.TAN.RCH SERVICES AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE Temple Emanu-El Services and Notices Westmount Baptist sermons and notices The Minister, the Rev.Frank Patch, will be the reach.er at both services on Sunday, November 19.In the morning the topic of his sermon will be \u201cSUCH AS | HAVE, I GIVE\u201d, and in the evening he will preach on the subject \u201cLET THERE BE LIGHT\u201d.The Church School meets on Sundays at 10:00 and 10:45 a.m.The 10:00 a.m.class is for seniors, and the 10:45 a.m.for primary and juniors.After the evening 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, Prasie and Bible Study.English classes for New Canadians are held on Monday evenings at eight o\u2019clock.The B.Y.P.U.(ages 18 to 25) meets on Fridays at 8:00 p.m.LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 285 Clarke Ave., Westmount Wm.C.Nolting, B.D., Pastor Mise Lydia Ej ~ Organist Sunday, November 19th 9:30 a.m.\u2014 Senior Sunday School and Bible Class 11:00 a.m.\u2014 The Service Jr.S.Sand Nursery.UNITARIAN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) Sunday, November 19th 11 a.m.\u201cBACH CANTATA - NO.140\u201d Rev.Leonard Mason B.A.B.D.ORGANIST Kenneth Meek, B.Mus.CHOIR DIRECTOR Barbara Keats, B.Mus.CHURCH SCHOOL - at 11 a.m.in Trafalgar School, 3495 Simpson Street.LAKESHORE CHURCH Services on Sunday 9.30 and 11.15 at 14 Cedar Ave.Pointe Claire NORTHSHORE FELLOWSHIP Services on Sundays at 11 a.mat 1 - 9th.Ave., Roxboro\u2019.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, November 19th 11:00 a.m.CHURCH SERVICE 11:00 a.m.SUNDAY SCHOOL Lesson-Sermon Subject : \u201cMORTALS AND IMMORTALS Every Wednesday 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1 to 4 pm.Wednesday 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.Friday Evening, November 17, at 8:15 o'clock.RABBI ALEXANDER SCHINDLER, Vice- President Union of American Hebrew Congregations, will speak on \u201cThe Lives We Dream To Live.\u201d Greetings by DR.JACOB SHANKMAN, President World Union for Progressive Judaism.Dr.Stern and Rabbi Bloomstone will conduct the Sabbath Worship.Saturday morning, November 18, at 11:30 o'clock.Sermonette by Rabbi Bloomstone based on Torah Portion.ANNIVERSARY EVENTS Solemn Service of Rededica- tion, Friday Evening, November 24th at 8:00 o'clock.Members are urged to be in their pews not later than 8:00.Procession of Scrolls and Clergy will commence promptly at 8.Congregational Banquet and Dance (Fifth Annual Candlelight Ball) - Saturday Evening, November 25th at 7:00 o'clock, Windsor Hotel.Temple Youth Service - Satur- Christian Science Sermon Subject How human progress is promoted by obedience to God will be explored at the services in all Christian Science churches this Sunday, in the reading of the week's Lesson-Sermon on the subject \u2018\u2018Soul and Body\u201d.Relevant Bible selections will include, from Isaiah: \u201cThy sun shall no more go down; neither shall thy moon withdraw itself: for the Lord shall be thine everlasting light, and the days of thy mourning shall be ended.\u201d Explanatory passages from the denominational text-book will include: \u2018\u2018Our theories make the same mistake regarding Soul and Body that Ptolemy made regarding the solar system.They insist that soul is in body and mind therefore tributary to matter.Astronomical science has destroyed the false theory as to the relations of the celestial bodies, and Christian Science will surely destroy the greater error as to our terrestrial bodies.The true idea and Principle of man will then appear\u201d (\u2018\u2018Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u2019 by Mary Baker Eddy).Laymen\u2019s Sunday at St.Andrew's Sunday, November 19, will be Laymen's Sunday and the eleven o'clock Worship Service will be conducted by the President of The Men of St.Andrew's, J.Arthur Redmond, assisted by Messrs.Newlands Coburn, Donald Sutherland and Mrs.Wm.Houston.The address will be given by Mr.E.Dugald Ramsay and his subject will be \u201cLOOKING BEHIND THE LABELS\u201d.The Evening Program at 7:30 p.m.will include study of The United Church Curriculum Book \u201cPANORAMA OF THE BIBLE\u2019.The Church School will meet at eleven o\u2019clock and the Crib Corner and Nursery will take care of young children.day Morning, November 25th at 11:00 o'clock.Religious School Program, - Sunday Morning, November 26th at 11:00 o'clock.All these events are in observance of Emanu-El's 85th Anniversary of its founding and Dr.Stern\u2019s 40th Anniversary as spiritual leader of Temple Emanu- El.Bible Study; Paul to the Philippians 3:17-18: \u2018many live as enemies of the cross of Christ\u201d.Surely Paul must have in mind here what he said earlier in his letter (2:4-11) about Christ Jesus who \u201cdid not consider his external divine glory a thing to be eagerly clung to, but emptied himself .became a man .and became obedient unto death, even death on a cross\u201d.This is the example we are to follow said Paul (2:5).To follow any other way would make them \u2018\u2018enemies of the cross\u2019.The cross was central to Paul's teaching, and he was not one to mince words and water down his message: \u2018\u2018We preach Christ crucified .\u201d\" (I.Cor.1.23).Students\u2019 Chaplain will speak at Dominion-Douglas Rev.Gerald Paul, Chaplain to students at Carleton University, Ottawa, will speak on Sunday, November 19, at 7:30 p.m.in Dominion-Douglas United Church.His subject will be \u201cMore Than Law\u201d.Mr.Paul is an effective interpreter of religious faith to today's student groups.There will be discussion following his address.At the Morning Service, Rev.Eric Drakeford of St.Columba House will preach and his topic will be \u2018The need and our resources\u201d.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 4 In the middle of September the Christian Pavilion celebrated its 1,600,000 visitor by presenting him with a Bible.* ORT campaign Montreal Women's 0.R.Tare holding a Centennial Telethon Membership Campaign under the chairmanship of Mrs.David C.Greenfield and Mrs.Ben Korda.The campaign takes place on November 19 and November 26, culminating in a Luncheon to be held on December 14 at the Ritz Carlton Hotel.In addition to being guests at this luncheon, all new members will be eligible for a draw for a return trip to Israel.The sponsors for the luncheon are Mrs.Barney Aaron; Mrs.Ben Beutel, 3033 Sherbrooke street West; Mrs.Gerald Bronfman, 475 Roslyn avenue; Mrs.Gerald Bruck, 24 Ram- ezay road; Mrs.Jacob El- kin; Mrs.David Lipper, 4350 Sherbrooke street West; Mrs.Cecil Pascal; Mrs.Max Schef- fer; Mrs.Jack Steinberg; and Mrs.Max Weissler.© BRASS © CHROME © NICKR © RHODIUM © CADMIUM © SAVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY and Sons Ltd, Est.1899 Repairing Silversmithe and Electro Platers, Operating Canada's Lorg- est Migh Class Job Shep.WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1437 Ayimer St.VI.5-7947 (A tow doors shove St.Catherine St.) Opp.Henry Morgan and Co.J Genuine Choice Western BEEK QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of \u2018High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Gro- .ceries, Fruits & Vegetables LICENSED GROCER NICHOL\u2019S AND SCHNEIDER'S BACON, HAMS ond SAUSAGE 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 Loyola Wednesday Nights presents COWARD CALLING An entertainment from the songs, poems, sketches and plays of NOEL COWARD.with Richard Mayo GRAY LOISEAU Wednesday, Nov.22, ot 8.30 P.M.F.C.Smith Auditorium Loyola of Montreal 7141 Sherbreoke Street West and TICKETS $2.50 AT THE DOOR NIGHT OF PERFORMANCE ; + + « TELEPHONE 845,4651 ., , .The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 16, 1967 - 11 i À wl fes \u201867.Lambert-Grywin The marriage of Elizabeth Sophia, daughter of Mrs.Elena De Grzywinski-Grywin, to Mr.Goulding Lambert.of Winninee.Man., son of Mrs.William B.Lambert, of 6 Braeside place, and of the late Mr.Lambert, took place recently in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, the Rev.David Fitzpatrick, of St.Philip Neri, and the Rev.Canon J.N.Doidge, of St.Matthias\u2019 Church officiating.Mr.Aubrey Fox played the wedding music and the St.Matthias boys\u2019 choir was in attendance.Standards of white gladioli, pompons and chrysanthemums were used as decorations.The bride, who was given away by Mr.E.Evans Christmas, was in a gown of antique satin, the bodice having a slight decollecté appliqued with Chantilly lace and sleeves of similar lace, and a cathedral train ap- liqued with lace.She wore a full- ength mantilla of antique silk and carried a Colonial bouquet of white roses and shasta daisies.- Mrs.Sally Lowndes, as matron of honor and Mrs.John Carter, Miss Dixi Lambert, sister of the bridegroom, Mrs.Georges May- rand.and Mrs.Thomas B.Thompson, as attendants, were in frocks of Nile and blue silk brocade, the bodices haying scoop necklines trimmed with tiny matching flowers, with similar appliques on the cathedral sleeves.They wore Nile green carnations in their hair to match the flowers in their bouquets.Mr.W.Ross Lambert acted as best man for his brother, and the ushers were Mr.John Mar- key, Mr.Anthony Maxwell, Mr.Blair McRobie, Dr.Jonathan L.Meakins and Mr.Michael Werle- man.Mrs.Grywin, the bride's mother, was in a gown of green, yellow and beige printed chiffon, under a coat of green silk fashioned on empire lines.She wore a matching looped hat, taupe accessories and had a cluster of Nile green carnations pinned to her handbag.Mrs.Lambert, the mother of the bridegroom, was in an ensemble of oyster silk, the jacket having a round beaded collar.She wore white and wine ostrich feathers in her hair and had a cluster of orchids pinned to her pear] beaded handbag.\u2019 MRS.JACK R.LAZARE, 36 Aberdeen avenue, and Mrs.Stanton Friedman, 507 Roslyn avenue, Patrons Co-chairmen for the Angels\u2019 Ball \u201cBravo Expo\u201d, which takes place in the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, on Saturday, December 9.This event is under the distinguished patronage of the Hon.Prime Minister of Canada and Mrs.Lester Pearson, the Hon.Premier of the Province of Quebec and Mrs.Daniel Johnson, His Worship the Mayor of Montreal and Mrs.Jean Drapeau.Honoured guests will be the former chief executives of Expo Commercial COLLEGE Secretarial Training Day and Night 7 Classes | REGISTER NOW FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CALL 4845 Sherbrooke West at Victoria 937-1058 The Treasure Trove Fair St.Mary's Church, Beaconsfield-Kirkland 75 Kirkland Blvd.@ Antiques @ Lakeshore artists @ Gifts from all corners of the world ® Luncheons, afternoon teas and dinners available THURSDAY, Nov.16th - 2 P.M.to 9 P.M.FRIDAY, Nov.17th - 10 AM.to 9 P.M.SATURDAY, Nov.18th - 10 AM.to 6 P.M.Admission: $1.00 How to get there: North on St.Charles Road from Highway 2 and 20 or south on St.Charles Road from Trans Canada Highway, turn west ot Shell Station on to Kirkland Blvd.Mme Marguerite de Paris Takes pleasure in presenting .MR.GUY Master Hairdresser Pevieusly at the Organdy Beauty Salen.Mr.Guy has now joined our staff and will be pleased to serve you.Phone today for an appointment HAUTE COIFFURE de PARIS 5211 Sherbrooke St.West (Between Mordows and Nerthcliffe) 489-9669 or 489-9644 aa TETE EE ER EE EEE Good grooming starts with a good foundation! .and Mme.A.Courval carries all the famous brands.Whatever your silhouette, you'll step out of our shop perfectly fitted with the foundation garments that do the most for your individual figure .teeling comfortable and confident.GRADUATE CORSETIERS AT YOUR SERVICE At Mme.Courval you will be received like a queen by a foundation expert with years of experience.The reception was held at the Montreal Badminton and Squash Club, where yellow shasta daisies and bronze pompons were used as decorations.Later Mr.and Mrs.Lambert left for Bermuda, the bride travelling in an ensemble of blue ottoman wool, and wearing tiny bronze pompons in her hair and tan accessories.PERRET NAT NND Serving discriminating women for over 50 years 276-3812 6550 St.Hubert St.Duvernay Shopping Centre Mail Orders Filled With Care Credico Cards Honoured 1909 Mount Royal F 3679 Ontario St.E.4861 Sherbronke W.4491 St.Lawrence Blvd.Ea 12 - The Westmount Examiner, Thuriday; Névermbèr 16; 1967.\u20183°°8-32 1 770575 agar wian snafyd.iesidddddaddopendeand.dr Foo orig sine SPSS LS è par EE: AMERICAN + 4 a ORIENTAL RUG CO.M: ba RS Come in and see our beautiful : ug new Fall shades in Broadloom.% ., 5.Ph., L.Ph., prep.! also fine Oriental Rugs.?M.MONTPETIT rm L Montreal Consult Malcolm Gregory about $ Gold Medalist, University of vour rug problems.ç Prescriptions corefully cad Phone WE.2-4277 : accurately Hot reusonable « 4151-4153 $1.Catherine St.W.2 1365 Greene Ave.WE 2-2136 Westmount % Corner Sherbrooke WE 2-2466 ' Hospital aid Mrs.Claude Thomson, Chair- ; 1 man of the Service Group of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, is asking for new members to make surgical dressings for the hospital, every second and fourth Wednesday of the month, from 10:00 a.m.to 2:00 p.m.> 4 Members may bring a lunch, and tea will be served at noon in 3 the Nurses\u2019 Auditorium.The Service Group's next i meeting will be Wednesday, 3 November 22.1 \u2018 à Museum Ball The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts announces that invitations have been issued for the annual ball to be held on Friday evening, December 15, at the Museum.Mr.William Molson is chairman and Mr.Leon Simard is CHRISTMAS BOOTH .3 One of the many attractive booths at St.Matthew\u2019s Angli- À can Church Bazaar held recently in the church hall.4 à er vice chairman.pissy will be Standing behind the booth are Mrs.Richard Yeomans J on _ wo (left) and Mrs.N.W.K.Reid, who were in charge of this ; museum.= > booth.R22 a AUTHORIZED ELECTROLUX Racial bias in jobs subject for meeting of adoption aid society trick - Teacher, Lake of Two Mountains High School; Mr.R.The Open Door Society Inc., whose primary aim is to\u201cassist SALES & SERVICE LE CENTRE: A meeting of the special committee for the Gala Opening of the Cultural Centre of Old Montreal, held the adoption placement agencies in finding homes for children of mixed-racial background, will hold its next general meeting on Thursday, November 23, at 8.00 p.m.in the Children's Service Centre, 5 Weredale Park.J.Poirier - Montreal Metropolitan Manager, Canada Manpower Division, Dept.of Manpower and Immigration.This is an open meeting and the general public is invited to attend.489-9353 (ALMA AM MA M AAA MAMA AAA MA MAMMA MMA AM MAMMA AAA MAMA AA AAA AAA MMA AA A AAA MAÉ GMA MMA AAA MAMA MAMMA AS MAMMA AA AA MA recently at the home of Mrs.Bram Appel (centre), 501 Roslyn avenue.With her are Mrs.W.W.Leslie (left), and Mrs.Jacques Brault.The official opening of the Centre will take place in a few weeks time, with the Gala, and Premiere of \u201cPierre\u201d, a play by Jacques Languirand, co-founder of the Centre, who lives at 536 Grosvenor avenue.EXHIBITION OF TAPESTRIES At the BOUTIQUE SOLEIL, 430 du Bonse- cours, Vieux Montréal, Denise Beaudin will exhibit her tapestries (wall-hangings) until December the 14th.This meeting should be of particular interest to all parents of minority or mixed-race children.A panel discussion on the topic, \u2018Racial Discrimination in Job Opportunity\u201d will be moderated by the Society's president, Mrs.Margaret Edgar.Members of the panel will be: Mr.R.Coleman - Student Placement Director, McGill; Mr.R.Leslie - President, Negro Citizenship Association; Mr.L.Michel - President, Manpower Services Montreal Ltd.; Mr.C.S.Pa- INDIA HOUSE RESTAURANT Come and Enjoy what vou missed at Expo + 3 \u2018 TANDORI CHICKEN, All types of CURRIES and PAKORAS Prepared by Expert Indion Chef Reservations for Parties Groups Available Daily 11 A.M.to 11 P.M.5563 MONKLAND * 484-6409 I nteresting Lamps * Custom-made Shades * Unusual Gift: 1 C oming Events BAZAAR: The annual charity bazaar to aid the Little Sisters of Assumption will be held in Ecole Normale Jacques Cartier, 1301 Sherbrooke Street East, on Saturday, November 18, from 10:00 a.m.to 10:00 p.m.Cold buffet supper will be served from 6\u20148 p.m.\u2019 * = COIFF URE MILITARY WHIST party will be = Let held by the Alpha Chapter, Beta = et our expert Sigma Phi, on Tuesday, Novem- = hair stylists ber 21, at 8:00 p.m.in St.Colum- = create a ba\u2019s Church Hall, 4020 Hingston = Avenue, N.D.G.Tickets $1.25 at = NEW HAIRDO the door.Proceeds will be donat- \u2018 > G to suit your ed to charity.~~ : Ë personality.= CHRISTMAS CARDS ON SALE in = w aid of Grenfell Labrador Medical SALON FOR APPOINTMENT, # Mission at McGregor Travel PLEASE PHONE Company, 1373 Greene avenue, on eSSa NC.° from November 6 to December A ntoinetle 484-5450 15, and at Streeter and Quarles 5903 Sherbrooke St.W.HU-8-4322 .\u2018 Sport Shop, Place Ville Marie, November 20 to December 2.Monday to Friday, 11:00 a.m.to 4:00 p.m.Telephone inquiries 932-4609.VIGEANT 5 HAIRDRESSER SR esis \"0%\" % 4879 Sherbrooke St.W.i (Neer Victerie Ave.) = D) 1080900080%48,%,%, 0,0, 0,8,0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0000 see reese ene ee seen sees s hehe tae ete neta lel agree Xavier Apostolate Membership tea The Xavier Apostolate Guild will hold their Annual Membership Tea on Monday, November 20, at 2:15 p.m.in Victoria Hall, Westmount.The guest speaker will be Mr.Bryce Mackasey, M.P., Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Labour.Mrs.Kenneth H.LeClaire, President, will chair the meeting, and Mrs.Chester J.Malley Will be in charge of the tea arrangements.New members are cordially invited to join the Guild at this meeting.Karnak Ladies Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club will hold their Sewing Meeting at the Shri- ners Hospital on November 21, at 1:30 p.m.PETIT PARIS HAUTE COIFFURE Holiday Perm Special Reg.$15.00 Now $7.50 Mr.Jeques Eric has joined our staff.931-4632 2186 St.Catherine W.Mezzanine Floor CANDLE-LIGHT BALL: Pictured above are three of the committee in charge of the fifth annual Candle-Light Ball, to be held by Temple Emanu-El at the Windsor Hotel on November 25, at 7:00 p.m.From left they are: Mrs.Robert Glaymon, Publicity Chairman; Mrs.David H.Lisser, Vice-chairman; and Mr.Nor- \u2018man Rill, Chairman.The event this year will be a special celebration in honour of the 85th anniversary of the founding of the Temple, and Rev.Dr.Harry J.Stern's 40th anniversary as spiritval leader of the congregation.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 16, 1967 - 13 Conveners listed I for St.Matthias Mrs.P.M.Aziz and Mrs.Anne Morton are co-conveners for the Annual Talent Fair being held by the St.Matthias\u2019 Church Women, on Thursday, November 23, 11:00 a.m.to 5:00 p.m., in the Parish Hall, 12 Church Hill, Westmount.In charge of the various stalls are: Aprons - Mrs.G.B.Dorey; Attic Treasures - Miss E.M.Harbert; Baby Table - Mrs.JE.Slessor; Books - Mrs.Graham Lawson; Christmas Wrappings - Mrs.J.D.Dodge.Decorations - Mrs.J.W.Eaton and Mrs.Roy McNichol: Dolls - Mrs.Gordon Dorey; Gourmet - Mrs.W.D.Morrow; Hand Knits - Mrs.M.Bancroft; Home Baking - Mrs.Walter Mitham.Jams, Jellies and Pickles - Mrs.C.C.Maynard: Piggy Bank - Mrs.R.S.Willis; Wishing Well - Mrs.W.D.Lennox: Candy - Mrs.T.S.Gillespie and Mrs.Bart.MacDougall; Teenage Boutique - Miss Jane Doidge.__ WESTMOUNT FLORISTS Ltd.George Pickrell WE.5-5431 4154 St.Catherine West I ENHANCE YOUR CELEBRATION WITH THE WEDDINGS - BAR-MITZVANS BANQUETS 486-3298 MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW FOR WEDDING RECEPTIONS AND CHRISTMAS PARTIES Au Coin de Paris FULLY LICENSED © AMPLE FREE PARKING PARIS BAR-B-Q INC.6675 COTE DES NEIGES For Reservations Phone 739-3353 Patrons and guests listed for Angels\u2019 Ball The Angels\u2019 Ball, \u2018Bravo Expo\u2019 will take place at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel on Saturday December 9, under the distinguished patronage of the Honourable Prime Minister of Cana- \u2018da and Mrs.Lester Pearson, the Hon.Premier of Quebec and Mrs.Daniel Johnson, His Worship the Mayor of Montreal and Mrs.Jean Drapeau.There will be a cocktail reception for Honoured Guests and Patrons in the Place D'Accueil Where in the World can we send a POM Holiday Fruit Cake for you?They're the perfect gift for family, friends and business associates.Simply send us your list and we\u2019ll do the rest.2 Ib.box _ $3.15.3 Ib.tin _ $4.95.5 Ib.tin _ $7.80.Plus wrapping (30 cents) and shipping.There\u2019s a world of difference in a POM Holiday Fruit Cake and the world knows it.That\u2019s why we ship more cake to more places than any other baker in Montreal.Telephone 933-3621.Oe POM bakers HARRISON BROTHERS LIMITED theme salon where the predomi- nent decor will be a huge national flag, draped tent style high over the reception table.Mrs.Stanton Friedman and Mrs.Jack Lazare, Patrons Co- chairmen, announce that the honoured guests will be Mr.& Mrs.Philippe de Gaspé Beau- bien, Mr.& Mrs.Pierre de Bel- lefeuille, Colonel and Mrs.Edward Churchill, Mr.& Mrs.Jean Claude Delorme, Mr.Pierre Dupuy, Mr.& Mrs.Yves Jasmin, Mr.& Mrs.Andrew Kniewasser, Mr.& Mrs.Dale Rediker, Mr.& Mrs.Robert Shaw and Mr.& Mrs.Nathan Steinberg.Hundreds Turn .(Continued from page 1) of 3 Field Regiment R.C.E.(M), and Major Rabbi Samuel Cass.The services started with the singing of ''O Canada\u201d followed by the rendering of the hymn \u201cO Valiant Hearts\u2019 to the accompaniment of the R.M.R.band.Following the hymn the chaplains read from scripture and prayed for those who had made the ultimate sacrifice.The prayers were said in both English and French.During the singing of the hymn \u2018\u201cO God Our Help In Ages Past\u201d wreathes were deposited at the base of the Cenotaph by the City of Westmount, the various military units in the parade, ladies\u2019 committees, civic bodies and societies and private individuals.The saluting base for the march past was at the intersection of Cote St.Antoine Road and Stanton St.LARGE OR SMALL SARA MICHAELSON Inc.CATERER Let us take care of your party needs 5257 Queen Mary Rd.(upstairs) 733-9021 COCKTAIL PARTIES AS $ e 50 Low PER AS PERSON LITTLE time left to remember overseas friends and relatives at Christmas \u2018What a better time to remember them than at Christmas! What a nicer way than by ordering a Bowring Gift Hamper.Simply visit the nearest Bowrings and check the wide range of Gift Tins, Norfolk Turkeys and Christmas Food Hampers - from 4.10 to 31.00 Domestic delivery in Britain.No shipping charges.No duty.No risk of damage.Don\u2019t just tie a knot in your handkerchief.Do it now.They will love you for it.BOWRINGS ESTABLISHED 181M Alexis Nihon Plaza West island Mali Plece Bonaventure Plece Du Canada Montreal international Airport sv.114 rr ihe Wastmpynt Examingr, Thursday, Neve 967 mber 16, aaa .PROPERTY WANTED We can effect quick sales when necessary, or we can We have Compeny Ltd.BROKERS 300 Victoria Ave.489-5321 St.Francis Realty a NE se em ea its 8 10 Bey me He Classified ¥ The Westmount Examiner Advertising offer your property quiet.\u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 1 do private buyers on en HUnter 1-045] 10 Words 7¢ for each additional word 1.00 \u20ac ADTAKERS ON copes nan om.CEASE Sa COUNTRY HOUSE TO LET HELP WANTED - FEMALE SK].Eastern Townships, Or- ford, Owl's Head, elc.ners private home, near Knowlton anding, 2 double, 4 single, 3 bathrooms, $1,200 season, phone H.M.Rawlings, Residence 845-083].Office 849-6171 or W.A.Channel, Magog, 819- 843-4785.WOMENS EDITOR WANTED IS THERE A LADY LIVING IN WESTMOUNT WHO WOULD BE INTERESTED IN A TWO-DAYS-A-WEEK (TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY) POSITION AS WOMEN'S EDITOR OF THE APPARTMENTS TO LEY Luxurious Comfort in 1, 2, & 3 bedroom suites THE 400 LANSDOWNE Sherbrooke at Lansdowne In Westmount 937-9231 - 935-3221 FLATS - DUPLEXES TO LET Duplexes Apartments LASALLE, All sizes, Prices some furnished.Kay Boyd Realties Broker.366-5156.ROOMS TO LET PLEASANT room, business gentleman.References, convenient location.933-2138 AUTOS FOR SALE 1962 Valiant Two door.standard shift.Good condition.Reasonable.Cali 748-7642.CONVERTIBLE Impala S.S.1966, 4 floor transmission, radio.power brakes.1600 miles.Warranty balance.Cash 32,500.Call after 6 p.m.: 744- 4897.1959 Oldsmobile, good running condition, snow tires, $275 or best offer.after 5.GARAGES TO LET Dead Storage FOR WINTER MONTHS Also live storage day, night or monthly contracts.VICTORIA AVENUE GARAGE 370 VICTORIA AVE.HU.6-0767 WORK WANTED FEMALE Registered Nurse CANADIAN DESIRES PART TIME NURSING IN PATIENT'S OR MASSAGES.EXCELLENT REFERENCES.842-3319 EXAMINER?SOME NEWSPAPER EXPERIENCE IS ESSENTIAL AS THE WORK CONSISTS OF EDITING SUBMITTED COPY.WRITING HEADINGS AND PREPARING LAYOUTS OF THE WOMEN\u2019S AND CHURCH PAGES AS WELL AS WRITING THE OCCASIONAL ARTICLE, TYPING ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY.IF | You THINK YOU CAN QUALIFY.PLEASE PHONE MR.MOUNT.481-2771, FOR AN APPOINTMENT.HELP WANTED FEMALE DOMESTIC HELP WANTED GOOD PERMANENT POSITIONS Housekeeper WANTED, three days weekly, 8 a.m.to 4 p.m.Light chores, N.D.G.area.Call 488-7144.YOU CAN SPEAK FRENCH AN ENGLISH FL { AER Mocs] Temporary No Experience Required Housekeeper Salary While Training WANTED EXPERIENCED kind lady required for 2 school children while parent vacation.FOR APPOINTMENT CALL BETWEEN 10 AM.s 6 P.M.February 13th.to March 3rd.MISS RICKABY 933-8979 References required.Write to: WORK WANTED Box 1713 FEMALE 7005 Kildare Rd., Montreal 29, Que.EXPERIENCED secretary- typist desires work at h .Ca: 481-6698.ome General Help Wanted FRENCH Canadian family.French, English and Spanish spoken.Could put up husband on exchange or small services.Write experience and references to Box 1709, 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29, Que.DGOMESTIC HELP WANTED Practical Woman Wanted REFINED.TO CARE FOR ELDERLY .LIVE IN OR OUT LADY , CLARKE - WESTERN AREA.937 6855.EVENINGS.LIVING ROOM FURNITURE FOR SALE MATURE woman wanted, 3 to 4 hours daily, 5 or 6 days a week.Help with evening meals.Vicinity Greene and Sherbrooke.Call 935-6002.3 PIECE chesterfield green and rust.Call 739-8410, 2 - 7 P.M.Reliable Woman Wanted CHESTERFIELD with one or two chairs like new.Bargain.Please phone your Ads early in the week.No ads accepted after 5 p.m.Wednesday for urrent issse \u2014 HU.1-045) DUTY MONDAY AND TUESDAY TILL 8:30 P.M.Wed.Thurs.Fri.till 5 p.m.Accounts may be paid at any Montreal Island branch of The Bank of Montreal or The Royal Bank of Canada.DINING ROOM FURNITURE BUFFET ANTIQUE golden walnut (ong).Copy of Louis XVI.484-4904.BEDROOM FURNITURE FOR SALE ANTIQUE walnut ¥4 spool bed com- lete, dresser.side table.Good condi- ion.$75.Call: 937-4874.BEDROOM suite 6 piece (mahogany).Good condition.Reasonable.737-2122.HEADBOARDS - Two twin size scalloped cathedral style tufted in white embossed vinyl.Brand new.Call 331- 8839.KITCHEN EQUIPMENT FOR SALE NEW Tappen Gurney electric stove, 30 inch deluxe, bargain.738-7262, 331.8215.24 HOURS EMERGENCY H.R.CASSIDY Quality - Service - Satisfaction ELECTRICAL SERVICE ® INDUSTRIAL © COMMERCIAL ® RESIDENTIAL SERVICE INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE 484.3523 5765 Monkiend Ave.CLOTHING & FURS FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL BLACK PERSIAN LAMB COAT, SIZE 14 - 16.LATEST STYLE.CALL EVENINGS: 735-0810.GIRL guide uniform, size 14 with all accessories, used 8 times.Very reasonable.Call after 6 p.m.737-2121.GIRL'S duffle coat, also Black and white tweed coat, size 10 - 14.Reasonable.733-2515.FOR SALE - GENERAL FOR SALE - GENERAL Old Rustic Furniture FOR SALE REASON LEAVING FOR EUROPE ONE DINING ROOM SET, COFFEE TABLE, LAMP TABLE, CHEST ETC.676-9644 DINETTE table, 6 chairs: box springs, mattresses; appliances.Reasonable.342-5423.Antiques SIX DINING ROOM SETS.SOME MAHOGANY, WALNUT, AND OAK.NEED SPACE.MUST SELL $150 AND UP.MANY OTHER ANTIQUE 932-049 Dishwasher Kitchen maid one year old, cost $450.Sell $275 firm.482-1702 evenings.Gas Stove Eaton's Viking, 30 inch, automatic controls.Perfect condition, $60.481- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE ELECTRIC guitar (Aria) 3 pickup vibrato $110.Call: 484-4275.UPRIGHT piano with bench, suitable for playroom.Reasonable 488-4153.SPORTS EQUIPMENT FOR SALE MAN'S hockey new, 744-6662 \u2018 skates, size 13.Like CLOTHING 3 FURS FOR SALE LIKE new girl's beautiful dresses, ski jacket, and slacks, size 10 - 12.Man's rain coat and suits, size 42.Reasonable.Call 744-5262.GREY lamb coat, size 12 - 14.Good condition.Call 342-1786.BARGAINS Winter coats, Jackets, Men's Women's and children\u2019s.Good condition.Apply to: Turnabout Shop.386 Victoria Avenue.Call: 488-8262.tires, 4 ply \u2014 no wear, size 7.50-40 BABY crib, 28x54, new.Call after 6.| 334-6205.| with case, 3 year books, perfect.$150 BROADLOOM direct from factory.wholesale price.Shop at home service.4760 St.Denis, 842-2897.BEDROOM suite, modern, walnut, living room suite.French Provincial with end tables, coffee table and crystal lamps to match.Modern 9-piece dining room suite, marble tables, original European oil paintings, 2 continental beds, also other articles.384- 2970.TENOR saxaphone, excellent condition - like new - price $125.00.Winter air $20.00.Phone: Bruce Munro \u2014 U 6-1956 between 6 and 8 P.M.HOSPITAL over-bed metal table.Adjustable height, 2 drawers, reading prop, vanity mirror.Call 331-8839.BABY carriage for sale.Excellent condition, 681-5204, 737-4253.EXCLUSIVE oil paintings, draperies, carpets, and furniture, wholesale price, for home service.Call 376-4838.DOUBLE bed with bookcase headboard, matching man's chest of drawers; TV 2l-inch console model.Good condition.Reasonable.484-0255 after 6.Hand Made Hook Rugs Place your Xmas orders now.Any colour or size.787-4840.ENCYCLOPEDIA Britannica 1959, or best offer.482-1801.ALASKA seal coat, 14-16, $325, cost $1,200; hall table; lamps, etc.489-0522.GIRL'S doll's carriage, large (Thistle) skis with harness, 4 feet; (new), figure skating outfit, blue velvet, size 8-10(new) 484-9808.LADY'S mouton coat, size 16.Good condition.$65.Call after 6.486-8861, VENETIAN material men\u2019s TWO days weekly, for Hamp- stead home.Call 481-2761.DINING ROOM FURNITURE FOR SALE suits, imported from England, Valued at $115.for $35.Also Tergal suits, raincoats, $I5.; 500 lady's suits $12.4743 St.DINING room table Duncan Phyfe, claw feet, length 62 inch width 42 inch, 3 extra boards, 12 inch each, Insulated ads.Excellent condition $125.Cal 886-8757.Evenings 733- Woman Wanted For general housework, afternoons and for 7 o'clock dinner.4 to 6 days weckly.Call 481- 4078 after 7 p.m.Denis at Laurier Metro Station.845-1370.Collector's Items PROPELLER FROM WORLD WAR II AS SEEN IN BLOW UP.CALL 747-9615 FOLDING panel doors, (pair) for dining room.Reasonable.935-4875.SNOW tires 735 x 14, top line Seiberling used last winter only.737-4329.DROP back muskrat coat brown.Excellent condition.Size 12.$75.Call 933-391 INGLIS washing machine, automatic.FINE Antique, mahogany sideboard Victorian design size 72 x 18, Good condition.697-0955.BUREAU, Quebec water heater, toilet; pedestal basin.Bargain.933-5633.Maison Quebecoise De Distribution Inc.Department of Interior Decorating OFFERS YOU 30% DISCOUNT ON COMPLETE SUITE OF FURNITURE STYLES.THE FINEST TEXTILES, RUGS, DRAPES, AT REDUCED PRICES.INTERIOR DECORATOR SHOWROOM AT YOUR SERVICE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 322-6820 CARPETS, INDIAN, ORIENTAL, CHINESE, VERY REASONABLE.3075 BEDFORD.REGENT 8-3575.PHOTO SUPPLIES MINOX B Camera with built in light meter, as new, black leather case, $95.Call Regent 7-4702 between 7 and 10 p.m.WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED Girl Guide uniform, size 16.Call Hunter 9-8048.CARPET: ANTIQUES AND PERIOD FURNITURE FROM PRIVATE PARTY NO DEALERS PLEASE CALL 744-0948 WANTED baby crib, good condition.No dealers.Call 486-6153.LOST Reward Lost lady's wristwatch, square old, black silk cord.Novem- er 14th.Vicinit) nue.Ohmans, Post Office.Call: Greene Ave- teinbergs or 486-6828.FOUND from sum of money, almost at orner of Sherbrooke, Victoria, Satur- ay afternoon November 11th.Owner kan claim by identifying amount.Call: 935-3439 after 8 p.m.EDUCATIONAL UNIVERSITY student will tutor English Literature and composition.Grade 8 to 11.Call 489-6770.Good condition.$25.Call 748-8909.BLACK Persian lamb full length coat, size 16-18, $50; black fur cape jacket, $25; Oriental rug 8x10.Very reasonable.Hunter 1820, THEMATICS and Science tutori (High School\u2014University level) by sth a ngineering student.Call Peter eu \u201d\u2026 « \u201d \" fo.FOR SALE- GENERAL Oriental Carpets PRIVATE SALE From Expo Exhibit ORIENTAL AND EGYPTIAN DESIGNS.VERY BRIGHT COLOURS, ALL SIZES HALF PRICE, 9 x 12 COSTS $150 SELL $79 8 x 10 COSTS $120 SELL $69 5x 8 COSTS $100 SELL $59 ALSO RUNNERS CALL 744-2167 COME AND SEE AND BETTER LADIES WEAR 288-3655 La Boutique Fantasque QUALITY RESALE DRESS SHOP, HAUTE COUTURE MODELS.IMPORTS (Slightly used) Now on hand \u2014 Chanel, Dior, Lanvin originals, Large Selection of Gowns and Suits (At a fraction of original cost) 2075 CRESCENT (UPSTAIRS) CU VV VV VV VV VV VV V VV VV VVVVYVY SERVICE DIRECTORY à A à A dû À A A A à à A D A A à A A A A A As A A BUILDING REPAIRS VERN OATWAY, contractor, gencral maintenance, specializing in kitchens, bathrooms, playrooms, balcony repairs, painting.WE.2-5032.BUSINESS SERVICES BOOKKEEPING is our speciality.G.& M.Bookkeeping Service Reg'd.737-0046.CARPENTRY Carpentry Basements \u2014 Kitchens \u2014 Balconies \u2014 Partitions \u2014 Repairs.Work guaranteed.Reasonable.Call: 738-3509.CARPENTRY DANISH WORKMANSHIP, PLAYROOM \u2014 KITCHEN \u2014 ETC.CALL: 631-3466 OR 631-3285 DRESSMAKING Boutique Marie Claire Our own creations : Truly one of a kind.FROM $40 TO $75 Also made to measure 844-4011 HOME IMPROVEMENT MR.HOME OWNER You can get a better quality job done at great savings by experts.Finished basements, kitchens, aluminum siding and all tyes of other remodelling and additions to your home or building.BANK FINANCING ARRANGED.CALL MTL.HOME RENOVATION ASSOCIATES 738-3771 For a free estimate Contractor FOR PLAYROOMS ARBORITE \u2014 TILING PAINTING AND ALUMINUM SIDING WINDOW.DOOR INSTALLATIONS, ALSO PORCHES, BALCONIES \u2014 HOUSE EXTENSIONS REASONABLE RATES FREE ESTIMATES CALL: 488-5119 GENERAL REPAIRS JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT.Garage door repairs, scrvice.747-6075.Residence 684-3876., MUSIC INSTRUCTION | ALL instruments: Private lessons.theory and ensembles.Certificates.ex- aminations and diplomas given.Keeven Academy of Music Reg'd.489-1880.PAINTING AND DECORATING EXPERT PAINTER PAINTING & DECORATING .Plastering, wall papering, tile, arborite, wood repair.References.Free Estimate, CALL ROBERT 665-2078 PARTY ENTERTAINMENT Santa Claus CLOWNS MAGICIANS, VENTRILOQUIST.DANCING DOLLS, AVAILABLE FOR CHILDREN\u2019S CHRISTMAS PARTIES, UNITED ENTERTAINMENT BUREAU 737-1291._ PLUMBING AND HEATING Plumbing \u2014 Heating \u2014 Digging Commercial \u2014 Residential Industrial WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE.WESTMOUNT 935-1121 Res.637-7680 _ ROOFING _ OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.935-1189 24 HOUR SERVICE UPHOLSTERING FOR reupholstering and recovering jobs please call Midtown Upholstering.932-5912 days or 937-4446, after 5 p.m.; MAPARARTPAPAPAPPAPAAE WATCH OUT! OUR CHRISTMAS GUIDE STARTS NEXT WEEK IRR cilpRue : EDUCATIONAL Home Tutoring Service H.T.S.offers a new program designed to eliminate scholastic deficiencies immediately and the hazard oc- cured with last minute cramming.* Individual program * Experienced teachers For details call: 334-5524 PERSONALS Laurentian Ski Zone Youth Training Program Urgently calls for donation of old skis, boots and poles to be modified for jumping and cross country skiing.ick up service provided.Call The Laurentian Ski Zone.Mezzanine Windsor Hotel.861-3066.RESPONSIBLE couple wili drive your car to Los Angeles in time for Christmas.Call 688-0523 (weekend).Not interested in Als says Newman Former Westmount High \u2018\u2018Old Boys'\u2019 president John Newman denied all rumours to the effect that he might purchase into the Montreal Allouettes in an interview on Tuesday.Mr.Newman admitted that there was a time when he had been interested in the club but maintained that that time was long past.\u201cMy interest in the Allouettes extends only to seeing their games\u201d he said.\u2018Most of my free time is taken up with my own club the Montreal Beavers.\u2019\u2019 Mr.Newman pointed out with some justifiable pride that the Beavers were \u2018\u2018the winning-est team in town\u2019\u2019 having played fewer games than the Als and having won twice as many.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 16, 1967 - 15.\u201cY\" Explores Education Needs The Westmount YMCA is halfway through its Fall Term of Continuing Education Courses.It is hoped that residents of Wesl- mount and other surrounding communities will be participating more in their Winter Program which begins in January.The Adult Program Department of the Westmount \u2018\u2018Y\u2019\u2019 is presently exploring the needs for Family Educational Courses and Social and Recreational Clubs.They are also attempting to make learning easier and more enjoyable by further involving its participants in program and operation.Because the YMCA is a lay organization which is operated by communiiy members the Westmount Branch is encouraging non-members and members to participate.By this we mean, that its members make major decisions swhich directly affect the \u2018Y\u2019\u2019.The Adult Program Department is the concern of acommittee of volunteer laymen and women who work withthe \u2018'Y\u2019\u2019 staff to produce the best program possible.Those who are interested in developing themselves and others and who are interested in contributing to the program which the \u2018\u201cY\u2019\u2019 offers, are invited to talk with its staff members.The \u2018\u2018Y\u201d Staff feels that, with the increase in automation and impersonalization, there is a growing need for the individual to be more personally involved, rather than just be an insignificant part of a very large whole.It is imperative that Youth and Adults build closer realtionships within the family and community.Based on this concept, the \u201cY\" intends to offer Parent.Youth Communication Courses, Methods in Guidance for parents, EARLY RECREATION Lacrosse, a fast-moving netted stick game, was played in America before Columbus landed in 1492.Originated by the Iroquois Indians and used as a training requirement for warriors, this strenuous game was adopted in 1840 by the white man.It is now reputed to be north America\u2019s oldest organized sport.Understanding Teenagers and similar courses.These are designed to meet the personal needs of Adults & Youth in this increasingly complex world.The Young Men's Christian Association wishes to emphasize that its wide range of programs isopen to all members of the family.Address all inquiries to Westmount Branch.YMCA, 4585 Sherbrooke St.West, or phone 937-3916.NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a General Assignment of Book Debts executed under private signature onthe 8th day of November, 1967 by Arton Enterprises Ltd.to Continental Factors Corporation, has been registered on the 10th day of November, 1967 in the Registry Office for the Montreal Division under No.2025636.NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a General Assignment of Book Debts executed under private signature on the 11th day of October, 1967, by Arm of Retail Merchants (Canada) Ltd.to Continental Factors Corporation, has been registered on the 10th day of November, 1967 in the Registry Office for the Montreal Division under No.2025637.NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a General Assignment of Book Debts executed under private signature on the 10th day of November.1967 by American Intex (Canada) Enterprises to Continental Factors Corporation, has been registered on the 10th day of November, 1967, in the Registry Office for the Montreal division under No.2025634.NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a General Assignment of Book Debts executed under private signature on the 7th day of November, 1967, by Cotner Office Supply Corp.to Continental Factors Corporation, has been registered on the 10th day of November, 1967 in the Registry Office for the Montreal Division under No.2025645.moe Re ee \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | Use This Handy Form for Your Examiner Classified | I NAME .corses crersaserransrsencemseennere Dit LLL 1967 | ! 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I A 25¢ billing charge will be added to your invoice if payment does L_ not accompany this order.| 16 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November\u2018 16, 198% **° WEST MOUNT M UNICIP A L MOSQUITO HOCKEY LEAGUE SCHEDULE 1 967-1968 Every player must wear a helmet, with the chin strap securely fastened.IMPORTANT: If you are unable to attend a practice or a game, please advise John Garland at 932-4293.Every player must supply his own sweater for practices.Players should arrive at the game time.rink twenty (20) minutes before ALL GAMES WILL BE PLAYED ON SATURDAY MORNINGS Game No.Dete Time Practice November 11 9:00 Praclice November 11 9:45 Practice November 18 10:30 Practice November 18 11:15 Practice November 25 9:00 Practice November 25 9:45 1 December 2 10:30 2 December 2 11:15 3 December 9 9:00 4 December 9 9:45 5 December 16 10:30 6 December 16 11:15 7 January 6 9:00 8 January 6 9:45 9 January 13 10:30 10 January 13 11:15 1 January 20 9:00 12 January 20 9:45 Dressing Room No.Teams 1-3 HUSKIES and BULLS 2-4 BRONCS and MULES 1-3 BRONCS and MULES 2.4 HUSKIES and BULLS 1-3 BRONCS and MULES 2-4 HUSKIES and BULLS 1-3 HUSKIES vs BULLS 2-4 BRONCS vs MULES 1-3 MULES vs HUSKIES 2.4 BULLS vs BRONCS 1-3 MULES vs BULLS 2.4 HUSKIES vs BRONCS 1-3 BRONCS vs MULES 2-4 HUSKIES vs BULLS 1-3 BULLS vs BRONCS 2-4 MULES vs HUSKIES 1-3 HUSKIES vs BRONCS 2-4 MULES vs BULLS Friendly Hockey Open To Fathers Monday nights from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m.have been reserved al the Artificial Ice Rink for fathers wishing to participate in friendly hockey scrimmages.In order to participate you must be a resident of Westmount and not active in the Westmount Senior League.Body checking and slap shots are not allowed.Please call the Recreation Department at 932-4293 to register or show up with all your equipment next Monday at 8:30 p.m.Walk for OXFAM Several thousand healthy Mon- trealers are expecled to turn out early on Saturday.November 18, to take part in a marathon walk in favour of starving poor all over the world.The \u201cMiles for Millions\u2019 walk, organized by the Montreal branch of OXFAM (Oxford Committee for Famine Relief) of Canada and other organizations such as L'Organisation Outre Mer, Le Pain Partagé, the YMCA, Brébeuf College, etc., is one of many such walks held in all the major cities of Canada during 1967.The first walk, held in Ottawa early in May, attracted over 3,500 participants and collected over $80,000 for international development.So far over PARTY OR DANCE Swing out where the action is.Book your bands through BOOM ENTERPRISES 681-2698 _ 276-6952 $250,000 have been collected by walks in Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver.The Montreal walk, expected to attract the greatest turnout of Canadians of all ages, will cover a route of 27 miles, starting from the EXPO Autostadium and finishing at City Hall, Octagonal Park, Ville St.Michel.The participants will walk as much of the course as they like, and each will be backed by a number of sponsors who will pledge to give a certain sum for every mile walked by their nominee.In the past, sponsors have backed walkers for sums ranging from 10 cents to $2.00 per mile, and walkers with multiple sponsors have walked for as much as $50 a mile.The money collected will be donated for various international development activities selected by a special committee of well-known people.The long route will be closely patrolled all day during the march by Police cars, St.John Ambulance vans and other vehicles.Check-points, manned by volunteers, will be established at 3-mile intervals all along the course, where medical aid facilities will be established and light refreshments served.SKIERS! TRADE-IN YOUR OLD SKIS & BOOTS NOW! We corry all brand name skis Choose from these famous © Hart @ Kastle ® Kneisel @ Blizzard ® Vitter ® Toni Sailer Fiberglas Skis.name boots .© Roiker © Koflach © Henke @ Tyrol © Cober WE CARRY ALL ACCESSORIES FOR SKIING EXPERT SKI REPAIRS BOB LUNNY SPORTING GOODS LTD.5854 SHERBROOKE ST.W.FAIRVIEW SHOPPING CENTRE 488-9537 695-6140 Both Stores Open Thursday and Friday till 9 P.M.Water giving you a har time?Buy a water softener and lead the soft life.Install a water softener: you save both time and money.Install a water softener: you'll see a B/G difference in your cooking and washing.That's because a water softener in your home removes harsh minerals\u2014leaving the water soft and easy to get along with.When you have soft water on tap your wash will be brighter.Babies\u2019 clothes will be softer and your dishes will sparkle.Minerals in hard water make soaps and detergents far less efficient.They cause the grey scum you often see as a ring around tubs and basins.So, when you wash clothes in hard water the scum gets into fabrics leaving them dull and rough.Imagine what this scum does to your hair and skin.Try a bath in soft water to see and feel the difference\u2014you\u2019ll step out of the tub soothed, smoothed and really clean.Minerals in hard water solidify and cause all kinds of problems: they build up in pipes, kettles, steam irons and even dish washers and washing machines.Result: costly repairs and replacements.None of this will happen with a water softener.Everything will come clean quickly, easily \u2014you will use less soap and detergent.The food you cook will be more tender! The tea and the coffee you drink will have a flavour you never knew.Be a \u2018\u2019softie\u2019\u2019! Buy a water softener, and enjoy a softer life.No matter who made your water softener, no matter where you bought it, no matter how it works, Windsor has a salt that's right for it.MONCTON 232 St.George St.QUEBEC CITY 1440 rue Semple MONTREAL 10701 Parkway Blvd.(Ville d'Anjou) CLARKSON, ONTARIO 2555 Highway 122 WINNIPEG 830 King Edward St.EDMONTON 9912 - 106th St.VANCOUVER P.O.Box 69 (Burnaby 1) ENST ENE) "]