The Westmount examiner, 19 septembre 1968, jeudi 19 septembre 1968

[" VOL.XXXVI, No.38 12 Pages PRICE: 5¢ Westmount's Drury Ottawa\u2019s spokesman to parents\u2019 group 4 from St.Leonard RE Last Thursday afternoon.Treasury Board President C.M.Jl Drury and several of his colleagues met with some thirty representatives of St.Leonard's English-speaking community 1u the West Block building on Parliament Hill.The meeting was convened by the Prime Minister so that the representa- uves could submit briefs on the elementary school problem.The briefs centered on discrimination.both racial and linguistic.One.prepared by lawyer Claude-Armand Shep- M pard.asked that racial discrimination be made a criminal @# oftence.Another.drawn up by PACE (Parents Associations fur Catholic Education).appealed to the Prime Minister and to the Federal government \u201cto right without delay a wrong x that is not just an educational matter.but very properly a SB question of the denial of the rights of the individual to free Æ use of.and instruction in.one of the two official languages of Canada\u201d.After all the briefs had been read.Secretary of State Pelle- 3 lier addressed the representatives in French.Then Mr.Dru- dll r+.acting as government spokesman, spoke.He reiterated ' what he had said in a statement issued in June after the ini- 4 tial St.Leonard decision had been made to halt the instruc- -@ lon of English at the elementary school level, namely, that @ cducation is purely a question of provincial jurisdiction.He added.however, that what had occurred in St.Leonard was most unfortunate.\"It emphasizes the urgent need to enshrine language richts within the Canadian Charter of Human Rights.as an integral part of the Canadian Constitution\u201d.he said.\u201cThe Federal Government will continue to press for an acreement with the provinces on this question, at the forthcoming federal-provincial meetings on constitutional matters.It also underscores the need for all other provinces to take action to guarantee the language rights of their French- speaking minorities.\u201d With this.the meeting closed.Mr.Drury and his associ- @ ates retired to the House for the official opening of Parlia- @ \"ent.The representatives returned to their buses and.eventually.home.They now hope to present their case proper to the Quebec government.REV.AL KIRKER $ THE ONE NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER Cold but mostly sunny to open this autumn week.Killing frosts in low lying districts and mountain valleys.River valley fog banks on calm mornings.A few snow flakes normal.Sandy and magenta sunsets will warn of deteriorating conditions from middie to end of the week as coastal storms bring fog, drizzle and melting snowflakes to Vermont and the Townships.Morning mists, occasional showers and sunny periods for Montreal and Laurentian regions, Improving and a little milder through the weekend with cold, gusty winds, morning frosts and some sunshine to welcome our Indian Summer.Temperature range, 30-75° F.Last year\u2019s winner of the fire prevention contest trophy was Jane Lewis, By ERIC NEAL September 21 to 30 + vo.ote all _ Lu _ TO BEAT shown accepting the award for her school, Roslyn.From left are Alderman Daniel Doheny, commissioner of public safety: Roslyn Principal S.Kneeland; the winning artist; and Assistant Deputy Chief Paul E.Motard who organized the contest for the fire department.The contest, for a colored drawing depicting fire prevention, is on again, for the fourth year, in anticipation of Fire Prevention Week.Young artists in fire prevention contest Westmount school children are competing again in the fire brigade's annual fire prevention contest.Open for boys and grls.five to 12.the colored drawing cantest is now underway.with the distribution through schools of more than 3.000 sets of rules.All entries must be received by the fire department before October 1.Announcing the contest.Public Safety Director E.C.Harper said that wide participation is expected.The children will be competing for a trophy won last year for Roslyn School by Jane Lewis of 3246 The Boulevard.It will be presented again this year to the school represented by the contestant with the best overall achievement.Assistant Deputy Fire Chief Paul E.Motard said that all schools are preparing a \u201cgood friendly fight\u201d in their efforts to take the trophy away from Roslyn.The contest has been organized in anticipation of Fire Prevention Week.October 6 to 12.CONTEST RULES 1.Children must be between 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.Girl Guides or Unity Boys\u201d and Girls\u2019 Club.operating in the City of Westmount.2.Drawings may be in pencil.ink.crayon or water colors.and may be on paper or cardboard measuring not less than 8\u2019, by 11 inches.The drawings must 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 child belongs.4.All entries should be mailed or delivered to the West- mount Fire Brigade, 19 Stanton Street.Westmount 6.and the word \u201ccontest\u201d marked on the envelope.Entries should be postmarked not later than October 1.1968.5.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 groups: five and six years old; seven and eight years old; nine and 10 years old: and 11 and 12 years old.6.The winning entries will be displayed in the Westmount Public Library during Fire Prevention Week.October 6 to 12.The decision of the judges will be final and entries will not be returned.] He is Westmount's flying minister One of the most enthusiastic members of the Montreal Soaring Council is the Reverend E.A.Kirker of St.Andrew's United Church.Westmount, During the summer months he attempts to get away once each week to enjoy the pleasures of motorless flicht at Hawkesbury.Ontario.base of operations for the city\u2019s gliding fraternity.Al Kirker.as he is known to his fellow pilots.described the sport.\u201cBuckling on parachutes.we strap ourselves securely into the single-seater or high-performance gliders.Then we are towed to two thousand feet by one of the club's two tow- planes.At that point we release the towrope and begin the search for the powerful thermal upcurrents which enable us to remain aloft.Once our instruments indicate we are in rising air.we bank steeply and continue to circle within the thermal, usually climbing to cloud-base.Then we glide to the next suspected thermal area and repeat the procedure there.\u201d In this way some glider-pilots make their way across country, sometimes reaching the Eastern Townships.the Quebec City area.or beyond.Two of the more exceptional flights saw pilots from Hawkes- bury land as far away as Fall River, Mass., and New Haven, Conn.With each cross- country flight a suitable landing-field.usually a farm.is selected by the pilot well before he touches down.Mr.Kirker explained that most flights begin and end at the Hawkesbury field.with pilots attempting to remain aloft in the sun-induced thermals for as long as possible.This summer Mr.Kirker made his longest flight.remaining airborne for over five hours and flying at altitudes between four and six thousand feet.When a cross-country flight concludes.the pilot calls back to the Hawkesbury clubhouse by telephone or radio.À retrieval crew sets out with trailer to the location of the pilot.removes the wings of his glider and transports it back to the club's field.The parachutes?Mr.Kirker explained that they are simply an additional safety- factor in a sport that is extremely safety- conscious.\u201cNo one has ever bailed-out in our club's thirty-year history.Still the \u2018chute gives us an added bit of reassurance when we are flying at close quarters with other gliders in a thermal.as well as serving as cushions on our longer flights.\u201d As one of the Hawkesbury club's more experienced pilots, Al Kirker has piloted a (Continued on page ll) Tew TTT ares re APR ae = es A cena pot 08 lg TEE Nie mee, * res ki 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 19, 1968 Sport helps youngsters grow into good citizens Participation in the Club Sports Program is extremely important for a great number of reasons.Sport builds strong.healthy bodies and makes the minds of youngsters clear and fresh.ready to absorb knowledge.Furthermore, it occupies the boys and girls; makes them do something worthwhile for their own benefit and.properly supervised helps to develop good sportsmanship and eventually a better character.| wry BOYS mm GRY CLUB NEWS Cw RAY VIAU 5 coco000000000000000000 CAMMAC Announces Winter Courses for 1968-69 PROGRAMME FOR ADULTS CLASSICAL GUITAR - Florence Brown RECORDER - Mario Duschenes, Therese Richard & Miriam Samuelson ORFF METHOD FOR TEACHERS - Miriam Samuelson KODALY METHOD FOR TEACHERS - Pierre Perron CAMMAC CHOIR (Kodaly System) - Pierre Perron PROGRAMME FOR CHILDREN AND TEEN-AGERS ORFF METHOD: 4 - 10 YEARS - Miriam Samuelson, Greta Martin, Madeleine De Tremblay, Donna Hossack- Rosenberg.RECORDER: 8 - 12 YEARS - Mario Duschenes, Therese Richard, Miriam Samuelson.CLASSICAL GUITAR: 13 - 16 YEARS - Gerald Golland.Registration: Sept.3 - 21 inclusive Classes begin week of Sept.23 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION TELEPHONE 932-8755 OR WRITE P.O.BOX 353 WESTMOUNT, P.Q.A love for music the only qualification necessary.CAMMAC gratefully acknowledges the co-operation of the Dept.of Cultural Affairs of the Province of Quebec.The first responsibility of the Unity Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Club staff is to create interest and provide fun for the benefit of the youth in lower Westmount and St.Henri, with the aim of developing good citizens for the future.In order to introduce a given sports activity properly and to create interest in the members, the staff's first step is to draw attention to the sport by talking with the members of the Club, to place signs on the various bulletin boards within the club.Flyers are given out to each member.with full particulars and each member interested in a given sport is asked to fill in the required sport registration form.Each member returns this form to the club's staff member for all your DANCE SUPPLIES TOE SHOES BALLET SLIPPERS TAPS HIGHLAND SLIPPERS DRUM MAJOR BOOTS LEQTARDS TIGHTS MAKE-UP DANCE RECORDS N Vv 43221 MONTREAL.QUE, FRENCH GENDRON FRENCH SCHOOL Established 1930 Graduate professors of Paris and Montreal Universities - efficient audio-visual methods - Free test and demonstration on request.4055 Decarie Blvd., Suite 106 For Information Call: Most recent and (just above ND.Ave.) 484-2290 Getting married?The Examiner welcomes pictures of engaged couples and of weddings for publication on the women's pages.There is no charge.Our ultra-modern offset printing process produces pictures of a quality unequalled by any other newspaper printing process.Thus.wedding and engagement pictures printed in The Examiner can be treasured for years to come.Complete identification of all persons pictured should be enclosed with photographs.A written account of the wedding may be included.In order to insure prompt and safe return of pictures.the sender's name and address should be written in pencil on the back of each print submitted.Send pictures and stories to: Social editor The Westmount Examiner 7005 Kildare Road Montreal 29 J.Cea pas ae te .Ce via A TA EEE a ETC UCU a ee as TY EET WN .[| : vo cad of - Who is responsible for this particular sport activity.Our staffs job is to make all the children.French and English to understand that as soon as they are on a team ready for competition they are not on (Continued on page 9) CATHOLIC .GRADES 2 TO 11 INCL.\u201cCHRISTIAN CONTACT\u201d provides weekly religious instruction for Catholic students attending non-denominational schools.For details write: \u201cCHRISTIAN CONTACT\u201d 375 Kitchener Ave., Montreal 6 STUDENTS TEACHER OF PIANO & THEORY SHIRLEY CARLSON FISCHLIN Associate, Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto.Licenciate, Royal Academy of Music, England.Scholarship Studies with Marguerite Long, Paris.Recitalist and Accompanist in Canada, U.S.A.and Europe.For appointment, call: 481-9564 3624 Northcliffe Ave., N.D.G.this is your Calendar MONDAY East and Down Under (aft.) The World at Large, beg.January (aft.) The Diarists - in Toronto Drawing and Painting From Nucleus to Universe Introductory Course in German On Going to the Movies The Novelist Looks at Community The Quality of One's Life Sociology of Place \u201cStrife Is Father of All\u201d TUESDAY The Alerted Mind - (noon) - a lecture series at Place Ville Marie The Quality of One's Life (aft.) Elites: The Insolence and the Excellence of Power (a supper course) An Investigation into Our Search for a Criterion Art Participation Creative Writing English Conversation Essay Writing Great Books - first year set Horizon on the World Inklings Kindergarten Participation in Quebec Education - at the Civic Centre, St.Bruno Réalisation et Réalité - also in Toronto \u201cStrife is Father of All\u201d at Stewart Hall, Pointe Cloire Teaching the Slowly Educable Child of NEW READING-DISCUSSION AND/OR LECTURE GROUPS at Thomas More Institute WEDNESDA \u201cStrife is Father of All\u201d (a.m.) Myself: Consciousness, Personality and Film (aft.) The Art of Effective Speech Basic Design The Diarists - at the Civic Centre, St.Bruno Dollars and Sense Essay Writing Exploring Adult Teaching Roles Group Process and Sensitivity Training Mathematical Thought and Expression Participation in Quebec Education Sound and Imagination Spanish Language and Conversation Time for Beauty THURSDAY Bilingual Theatre Chemistry of Life The Diarists Horizon on the World - in Toronto Holian Language Le Théâtre Of Space and Time \u201cStrife is Father of All\u201d - - in Toronto Teaching the Slowly Educable Child SATURDAY Exploring Adult Teaching Roles (a.m.) SUNDAY The World at Large - on television Ch.12 beg.January 5 10 a.m.Season Opens Monday, Sept.30 Note: courses if unspecified are in evening; Montreal groups meet at 220 Pine Avenue West or 3421 Drummond St.; B.A.(U.of M.) is obtainable for a descriptive brochure please call the Institute, 3421 Drummond St., tel.842-5076 ++ + 22 rr TTT TT rr tas a7 ? 866-4551 | VETERANS TAXI ASS'N 16-year-old girl located in Sask.Buhay McKay, a 16-year-old girl who vanished from her Selby Street home September 3, was located Monday, alive and well, in Prince Albert, Sask., Westmount police report.The girl\u2019s parents have been notified, police say, and any further action is up to them.Had the girl committed any criminal act, she would be brought back to Westmount by the police for prosecution, hut this is not the case, police report.Although she is considered a juvenile under Quebec law.the law in Saskatchewan considers anyone over the age of 16 to be no longer a juvenile.ARRESTED AFTER ACCIDENT Andre Robert.22, of 655 Deli- nelle Street, Montreal.was arrested this week by Westmount charge of leaving the scene of an accident against Robert.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 19, 1968 - 3 ESTABLISHED WE.3-4046 oN WATCH REPAIRS 1899 5 Certified Watchmchers OHMAN\u2019S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.Former manager, T.J.Hughes dies Thomas J.Hughes who retired in 1960 as general manager of the City of Westmount after 48 years with the city, died Sunday at his home in Beaconsfield.A funeral service was conducted Tuesday at Collins fu- .neral home by a lifelong friend, Rev.C.r.Combe, a former paster of St.Jude's Anglican Church, now retired.Mr.Hughes had served as Rector\u2019's Warden at the church for more than 25 years.Mr.Hughes was born in Kent, England, September 20, 1895.He emigrated to Canada in 1910 at the age of 15, and completed his basic education in Canada, studying at the Montreal Technical School.He began work with the City of Westmount as an Engineers\u2019 Assistant in 1912 and a son, Rev.Donald Hughes, now with the department of education.Another son, David, predeceased him.Pid police constables following a car accident in the City.He was turned over to Montreal police to face charges of car theft.Westmount police are consid- cring the possibility of laying a Also arrested this week by Westmount police was Jean Pierre Asselin who pleaded guilty to three charges of theft.His case has been remanded for sentencing.became greatly interested in Municipal Engineering and completed further studies in this field at McGill University.He enlisted in 1914 in the original 21st Battery of Westmount.which later became the 5th Bat- RUGS CLEANED Specialists © Oriental Rug Washing Wall to Wall Carpets ® Furniture Cleaned in Ru home JALAN A errr TS CYT R Salo wooly 2215 Beaconsfield Ave.COME TO A FREE Christian Science Lecture 8.15 p.m.Thurs., Oct, 3 Victoria Hall understand the Bible better?CARIBBEAN & BAHAMAS OPPORTUNITIES | need an active or silent partner to develop my resorts in Nassau, Bahamas and Montego Bay, Jamaica, rooms, cocktail lounge, swimming pool, beach.Unusual lucrative opportunity.$50,000 to $100,000 needed.Call Mr.Jacques Villeneuve or Mr.Alfred Weiss 489-9328 tery.Second Brigade.1st Division.He transferred to the 2nd Battery of Ottawa.C.F.A.and served throughout the entire War.He took great pleasure and pride in annually meeting other distinguished members of the Battery.among whom are General A.G.L.McNaughton, General C.H.McLaren, Colonel D.A.White.Captain T.H.Atkinson: Lieutenant H.P.Hamilton and Lieutenant Gordon Green.In 1919 he rejoined the City of Westmount as an Instrumentman and Draughtsman.becoming a Supervising Engineer in 1923.Assistant City Engineer in 1930.and was appointed Assistant to the General Manager in 1939.In 1945.Mr.Hughes became Assistant General Manager and was appointed General Manager of the City of Westmount in September 1950.While the pressure of business made it necessary for Mr.Hughes to take a somewhat less active interest in Masonry, he was.prior to his appointment as General Manager.a Master in Westmount Lodge for several years.He was a member of the Rotary Club of Westmount.the International City Managers\u2019 Association and The Institute of Public Administration of Canada.He also served on the Associate Committee on National Fire Codes of the National Research Council.One of the most rewarding experiences arising from his duties as City Manager was being presented to Her Majesty the Queen and Prince Philip during their visit to Westmount in June, 1959.Prince Philip delighted Mr.Hughes by asking for a comparison of the City Manager form of government with the Municipal Government operating in England.In earlier years he was an enthusiastic soccer player, golfer and tennis player.He was very active in Church work, having served as Rector\u2019s Warden at St.Jude's Anglican Church for over 25 years.He is survived by his wife, the former Marjorie Fowler.and by THOMAS J.HUGHES SINCE 1916 OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME Lachine 637-2309 24 HOUR SERVICE 533)A Sherbrooke W.CHRISTIE PLUMBING LIMITED COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICE FAST \u2014 EFFICIENT RESIDENTIAL \u2014 COMMERCIAL \u2014 INDUSTRIAL HU.4-2010 \u2014 24 Hour Service him before leaving.Westmount FLORIDA BOUND?Fly to Florida or anywhere in North America \u2014 and arrange to have your car delivered by calling Montreal Drive Away Service.À bonded driver will deliver your car to your destination \u2014 he will pick it up at your home \u2014 giving you a chance to meet Montreal Drive Away Service's drivers are carefully screened and selected.References available on request.Call Paul B.Smith MONTREAL DRIVE AWAY SERVICE Ltd.4018 St.Catherine St.West 937-2816 CALL ANYTIME Ldsoss - YMCA drive over the top W.L.Hall.president of the Montreal Y.M.C.A.announced on Wednesday that the YMCA campaign has gone over the top.The target of $340.000.00 was surpassed and Mr.Hall saw this as an affirmation on the part of the general pubie for the work of the YMCA.E.Paul Zimmerman, of 232 Metcalfe St.president of the Reader's Digest.and chairman of the Special Names division of the campaign.will be presented with a plaque of appreciation for his efforts on behalf of the YMCA.At the same time plaques will be presented to the other chairmen.John W.Mec- Giffin, general chairman: Lorne G.Main.vice chairman: and Paul E.Cote.special names co- chairman.Dick Huntington.chairman of the Westmount branch campaign.also announced that 97% of the branch objective of $12.' + or messes - Ps 114 1 4 PRIZE Ww, Sh TO ra te LY > SRE) rE 2 9, .YAY I(T HUGH R.MOUNT, General Manager Printed and Published Every Thursday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29 John W.Sancton Hugh E.McCormick President and Publisher Chauman Editorial Accounting Circulation Display Advertising Departments 481-2771 Classified Advertising 8 30 a.m.to 5 p.m.weekdays (To 10.00 p.m.Mondays and Tuesdays) 481-0451 Fhe Famer ams to be an vedependent, clear nes paper foe the home, desoted to public ser wes Mal subseripions: 3230 per vear: SU25 hall seur.Five cents a cops.Member al the Canadien Weeks Newspapers \\ssecsation, Quebec Newspapers Associating.Authorized as sec ond lane Mad hy the Post Office Department.Osa and for pasmtent of postage on cash.La Thursday, September 19, 1968 We Say Canada Council grants not \u2018purely academic\u2019 It's like the army sending a soldier about to desert on an extended.expense- paid leave in enemy territory.Or a company proceeding with expensive training at a competitor-operated centre for a man who has declared that.in any event.he is quitting.That's our reaction to the Canada Council awarding a valuable scholarship at the Sorbonne in Paris to a student who avowedly would separate Québec from the rest of Canada.We would deplore politics in Canada Council grants.But the taxpayers expect the Council to weigh all considerations, including the political.There's nothing \u201cpurely academic\u201d in spending public funds.Some observations in a morning\u2019s fog How fast should one drive in fog?This prosaic question became downright philosophical as a three-quar- ters-of-an-hour drive from the country in Tuesday morning's damp shroud stretched to nearly two hours.Get the picture: The car ahead fades into a blur at three car-lengths.his tail lights vanish at four Headlights of the car behind just visible at about five, six if on brights.You are alone in the body of your car.your only fellowship a tenuous one with the chaps in front and behind.your link with the world little more than the painted lines of the road beneath.Occasionally, a shadowy vehicle quietly swishes the other way.How fast?Tao he reallv secure.there probably were those who didn't venture out at all until the fog lifted.And there were others.undeterred by fog.who scarcely slackened their usual speed - trusting to luck an immovable herd of cows was not being cajoled across the road.a school bus was not stopped or perhaps a truck was not stalled on the pavement ahead.Between were the rest of us, a tense and alert 40 mph with nothing ahead.25 to 30 when governed by the drivers in front.stopped when they were stopped.There were those who refuse to be governed by others.whatever the hazards in asserting their independence and go-it-aloneness: they simply overtook in some blind faith they would not meet someone else.innocent even if wary.head-on in the opposite lane.Car lights.too, were illuminating in more ways than one.The norm was low- beam headlights.But some had on high beams, which only intensified the fog-wall and momentarily blinded the oncoming as well.Several added their four-way flashers as they rolled along: alarming misuse.since they are meant to warn of a stopped vehicle in hazardous distress.On the other hand, some drivers seemed to think miserable.small.yellow sidelights were enough to let all comers know of their presence.And there was the stupidity, timidity or else bravado of no lights at all.How much those vehicles betrayed the personalities of their drivers is only conjecture, something for rumination for a morning's slow drive in the fog.500 has been reached and that additional follow-up is being done to raise the final 3 of the objective! New books at the library The following titles are selected from the Library's September booklist.Novels: Samuel Beckett.No's Knife.John Creasey.The Blight.Ronald Delderfield, The Green Gauntlet.Pamela Frankau.Blessington.Noel Gerson.The River Devils.Saul Maloff, Happy Families.D.Keith Mano.Bishop's Progress.Julian Mazor.Washington and Baltimore.Reynolds Price.Love and Work.Sara Woods.Knives Have Edges.History and travel: Eugene lonesco.Fragments of a Journal.Robert McAlmon.Being Geniuses Together.Roger Pilkington.Small Boat on the Moselle.Colonel Poems, plays and Prose: Anthony Burgess.The Novel Now.Leonard Cohen.Poems.Dylan Thomas.Notebooks of Dylan Thomas.Edward Albee, Everything in the Garden.Harold Pinter.Tea Party.and Other Plays.Peter Ustinov, Halfway Up The Tree.John Taylor.The Rise and Fall of the Well-Made Play.Social science: Montague Ashley-Montagu.Man Observed.Lewis Mumford.The Urban Prospect.Drew Middleton.America\u2019s Stake in Asia.Nanette Scofield.So You Want to go Back to Work.Gerald Sparrow.The Great Assassins.Sir Alan P.Herbert, Sundials Old and New.Gladys Taber.Especially Dogs \u2026 At Stillmeadow.George Emmerson.Scotland through her Country Dances.Robert Drennan.ed., The Algonquin Wits.Doreen Tovey, Raining Cats and Donkeys.Richard Wincor, Sherlock Holmes in Tiber.Sidonie Colette.The Pure and the Impure.Selected \u201cthe basis for all government prucedure amd legislation.:.counterpart, does indved play 5 much: more influcatinl role = > sented by a governor-gemeral.\u201cFinancial Administration Act (amended) with regard 10 the : tremury: board: has acted ss n watch dog on government \u2018tions and is giving wp ene sit of clothes for amsther, bot C.M.DRURY Constitution and the treasury board | fronic as it may seem.the most important aspect of the i British Constitution is ifs tradition, carried over from gener- \u201cation to generation.from parfiament to parliament, so that now the common ur traditional law of Great Britaia forms There exists this aspect in the Canadian Constitution (whose formal element is the British North America Act) which.although less extensive and less important thon its British thaw mest Canadians suspect.One kas only te know thai, in.La \u201cthe wurds of R.MacGregos Duwson, \u201cthe nust important.à political Figure in Canada does not appeur in any purt of the 1 written constitution\u201d (o appreciate the significance of the unwritten part of the constitution.Ou the other hand, the constitution states thal fhe executive government and au- ory of Commi i veto the Sere, oho repre This prenmble is merely intended ts shaw thet whet i found in the written constitution dees.net always correspond: to the realities of organization and authority and thet » great deal of current practice cannot be found within the _ written constitution.5 With this in mind.let me quote to you a8 excerpt from the role of the treasury board.\u201cThe treasury board may act for the Queen's Privy Council for Canada on matters relating to \u201cthe review of annual and longer-term expenditure plans and .programs of the various departments of government, and the determination of priorities with respect thereto\u201d.In practical terms, this should read thus, \u201cthe treasury beard * acts on.behalf of the cabinet in amesing sud co-ordinating thie expenditure requirements of the various departments\u201d.\"in Ns traditional rele, si | mentioned last week, the H is now undergoing # ve-cvaluntion of lès fone rep Re + dr ok et © - respoasibliity of misisters: _\u2014\u2014 gt Sp. Annual Dunany Day for Rotarian golfers of the Westmount 14 Club was a huge success and a 1 Rotarians golf general vote of thanks has gone out to Jack Burrows and his committee for the unqualified success of the day.Prizes were awarded under John Sparling's Modified Pacific System.Among the guests from the Lachute-Brownsburg Rotary Club were John Giles, president, and Len Davis, vice-president.The day's play resulted in a 1st.gross, Phil Everson, 43; 1st.net, Bill Reay, 37.2nd.gross, Frank Starr, 43; 2nd.net, Bill Moxley, 37\".Visitor's prize, Charles Cicery, 50.3rd.gross, Bob Layton, 43.3rd.net, Jack Burrows, 38.4th.gross, Les Stuart, | 46.4th.net, Dan McLuskie.38.Special prize, Walter Nobes, | 62 (most honest golfer).An effort is being made to get Scouting started in Caughnawa- ga and to do this it was neces- The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 19, 1968 - 5 tional people, a professional scouter, and the supplying of the necessary funds.Members are looking forward to an interesting talk to be given by Marcel Desautels, Chief Public Relations Officer at the Montreal Post Office Headquarters who will address them on the subject of \u201cYour Post Office - Its Achievements and Its Problems\u201d at their next meeting.pei \u2018RADIO EQUIPPED LANSDOWNE TAXI REG\u2019D.18 Gladstone - Westmount DAY & NIGHT SERVICE ! Cok three-way tie for first low gross.Results were as follows: sary to hold a pow-wow with the i Chief there.the Mohawk recrea- .Dudley M.Mendels muscular dystrophy L_ campaign chairman Dudley M.Mendels.655 Murray Hill, businessman and phil- 933-8484 SPECIAL & HOURLY RATES - OUT OF TOWN TRIPS 1745 CEDAR AVE.4 (corner Cote des Neiges) ee CHRISTENINGS - WEDDINGS - FUNERALS - AIRPORT The only apartment build- Operated by E.Gallagher ing with private access to Mount Royal Park.Spacious 1, 2 and 3 bedroom suites available for immediate or October oc- Gavin Ross Smith Chapman John R.Fuller Montreal.The MD campaign objective for the province is cupancy.anthropist has'b d $100.000.Campaign dat e i » 'R N] ; | i campaign chairman, for the November 1 to 15.nates are ROSS.FULLER & COMPANY LTD.Maid Service third consecutive year.of the Insurance Brokers & Consultants.I 5 T.V.Cable Muscular Dystrophy Association's campaign for funds in the province of Quebec.In addition to being campaign chairman.Mr.Mendels is honorary president of the Association in Quebec.and is associated with several other charitable and community organizations in Laundry room on each floor Doorman - Garage Man Managed by 4 THE ROYAL TRUST COi 932-7090 One Westmount Square \u2018Westmount 6, Que.931-3887 = - CLEANING mM 3 LEN JR |) TG À PIRE _ ._ of Je ] TTR Christian Homes Offices Buildings | of God delence @ Windows @ Walls @ Floors as Mind?8.15 p.m.@® Carpets @ Upholstered Furniture LN Vo 8 DUDLEY M.MENDELS ® Janitorial Service FREE ESTIMATES Without Obligation B.& D.CLEANING COMPANY Phone: 933-1935 4508 St.Catherine St.West, Westmount \u201cHEALTH SERVICES Did you know that through the Canada Assistance Plan.the federal government shares in the cost of health care services to persons in need?These services can include medical and surgical services.nursing.dental and optical care.including dentures and eye S| SOLD OUT.SEPT.19 AND 20 17th SMASH WEEK! | A WIFE IN THE HAND A Comedy by Jack Crisp : I a TN ' x A J UIP RIE THE .TUES.TO FRI.8.30 P.M, SATURDAY AT 6.30 & 9.30 P.M.With Jeonine Beaubien, Len Watt, Eileen Clifford, Bert Adkins, Michelle Chicoine, ST HELEN'S Scott Savage.Jeanine Beaubien Jr glasses.drugs.prosthetic appli- \u2014\u2014 ances and other health services.3 5 11, A ; : ; .RESERVATIONS entitle you to free entrance to the Island (One Hour Ba- This in one of many publ Ic as- 52 0821 fare Performance) parking facilities.Tickets may be pur- sistance programs bei ng sup- 6- chased at BANK OF MONTREAL LADIES\u2019 BRANCH, 1245 \\ y 1894 Bookstore & Lending Library SALE ÿ '/, OFF ADULT BOOKS | SHERBROOKE ST.WEST.MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY, ported by the Plan.GUY AND SHERBROOKE a S @ je i : a LE MEERA OR FOR THE SHORT 1% RR OIL TERM i 4 September 16th - 28th 5.INVESTOR ° hi Subjects: Novels, Biography, Art, Animals, Travel, Cookbooks, i Sports, Dictionaries, Nature.i en LTT a | ;\u2018 Debentures & '/, OFF CHILDREN\u2019S BOOKS Ages 2-15 2 .N Bulk Christmas Cards Special low prices § Guaranteed Investment Certificates q wishwehed J Lending Library $3.00 enrollment 1 High Interest Security * Convenience What wifely ples 10c per book per day i Do you hear oftener?by, ) ) JOHN WATSON (Quebec) Ltd.; C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING | CONTRACTORS { DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE \u20ac Service & Quotations on request 368 VICTORIA AVE.487-1760 E==3 CANADA PERMANENT TRUST Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation 1326 Greene Ave., Westmount 932-1481.D.B.Lane, manager Librarians - Purchasing Agents - Secretaries i Any book in the English language published anywhere in the world.E Order by Mail or Phone 2120 Bishop St.288-1812 Gordon Savage Book Seller 6 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 19, 1968 UNITED ANGLICAN ST.ANDREW'S ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH DORCHESTER and ATWATER WESTMOUNT Mr.E.Tait, Organist WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road, near Argyle Ave.Rev.E.A.Kirker, B.A., B.D., Minister SUNDAY.SEPTEMBER 22nd 11:00 sein.Mormne Woishap Sermon.CMAN ALIVE Gardon C.White, B.Mus, Organist and Choir Director Visitors Welcome! 00 am Hofs Communion Rev.Wo | Whste We Welcome You LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE DOMINION DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd, and Landsdowne Avenue Res.KR.Douglas Smith BA.BOLD.Reso TP Nichols, SEAL BLD.Mrs.Holls FL Davidson Mosmine Worship TE O0 05 Simon What would esos Say RK.KR Douctis Soul OD REDEEMER Prost amie der chain 288 Clarke Ve.Westmieun\u201d Vox © Nolting, FD.Paster Miss Badin Eibich - Organist Organist and Clairmaster Mr, Victer MeCoru ANGLICAN SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 22nd mn Semen Semen Sehoot and Bi 4 turn The Serves Toss and Naser CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Corner of Wood and Maisonneuve Westmount SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke St.W.Westmount, Montreal Lhe Revd Ko Go Rate The Rev'd Canon SOR Lindsay FRINTTY XIN 30 me Mattie N00 wm Fhe Holy Tuchanst 10:13 em.Sung | ochanist DR.HARRY J.STERN, Rabhi RAHBI BERNARD BLOOMSTONE Assistant Rabbi SOU pom.Brenme Praset CANTOR HERMAN K.GOTTLIEB HOLY FLCHARIST durimg the week Tuesday 7:00 a.m Wednesday 9:30 am.and SW pm tdisy 8:00 Lm Organist: Mr.Paul Crawford ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Canon J.N.Doidge The Rev'd.J.C.M, Serjeantson TRINITY XM 8:00 «om Holy 1 ochirst 93 em Holy Fuchaost and Sermon FOU Gems AlLgtims with Sermon Preacher: The Revd 5 Sesjeantson TE:00 0m.Church School, Nursery and \u20ac rib Comer WEDNESDAY 1000 om Holy Communion SABBATH SERVICES Friday evening, September 20th at X18 wchock RABBI BI OOMSTONE will speak on \u201cRepentance and Forgiveness.\u201d Saturday morning, September 21st at 11:30 o'clock - Sermonette by DR.STERN, BAR MITZVAH Al the Worship both Friday evenmg and Satur das morning.Beumue Joun.daughter of Mr and Mis: Lazarus Baviich, will be called to the reading ot the Torah in observance of her Bas Mitzsah ROSH HASHANAH SERVICES - 5729 Sunday Frening.September 22nd at 8:00 o'clock.Monday Morning, September 23rd at 16:30 aclock.Paraliel Services will be held both mn the Temple Sancteeus and the Grover Auditornum with Dr.Stern and Rabbi Bloomsione alternating Special New Year's Children\u2019s Service = Monday September 230d at 3:30 o'clock an the Temple Sanctuary RELIGIOUS SCHOO, High School Department - Saturdas mornmes at 40; Jumor School - Sunday mornings ut 9:30: Piuls Hebrew School - Monday thru Thursday afternoons = commencing at 4:00 o'clock Organist and Choirmaster Aubrey M.Fos, A.R.C.O.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.West at Roslyn Ave.Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister - Rev.J.Frank Patch, B.A.B.D.Organist and Choir Director: Frank Armstrong.L.T.C.L.11:00 a.m.\"WATER IN THE WASTELAND\u201d 7:30 p.m.\"REACHING FOR THE INFINITE\u201d Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.Sunday School: 10:00 A.M.and 10:45 A.M.VISITORS ALWAYS WELLCOME UNITED WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH (United) Lansdowne Ave.and Maisonneuve Blvd.Rev H Ris \\shiord.Minister 11:00 a.m.\u201cTHREE HARD BUT IMMENSELY HELPFUL WORDS TO SAY\" Welcome to All 12:00 Coffec-Hour = CHURCH SERVICES AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE Minister preaches at two services PRESBYTERIAN STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount and Victoria Aves.Minister: Res.S.Macdonnell 8,A.BBD.SUNDAY.SEPTEMBER 220d C100 am Note Worship TO Is wm Church School L100 on Kindergarten Organist and Chair Director Doris Killam ARC LAs, OM eGill Visitors Welcome UNITARIAN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 487 Sherbrooke St.W.{at Simpson) SUNDAY.SEPTEMBER 22nd 11:00 a.m.CRE AFFIRMATION OF BIRTH CONTROL Munster: Rev.eonard Mason BAL B.D.Organist: Kenneth Meck.Bo Mus.Chou Director: Barbara Keats, 8B.Mus CHURCH SCHOOL CLOSED - RF-OPFNS SEPTEMBER 29th.I AKESHORE UNITARIAN CHURCH at 14 Cedar Ave.Pointe Claire.Services at 9.30 am.and LEIS am, NORTHSHORE FFLLOWSHIP at 1 9th Ave, Rasbore\u2019 - Service i 8 pom.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.SEPTEMBER 220d E00 om.Chuch Service LEO0 am.Sunday School 11:00 0m.Nursesy for Infants 1 esson Sermon Subject MATTERS Every Wednesday 8:15 pom.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM in the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday | to 4 p.m.Wednesday 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.BAPTIST SNOWDON BAPTIST 5275 Earnscliffe Ave.N.D.G.Corner Earnxcliffe and Isabella Telephones: 486-9860 or 482-6765 Pastor: Res.E, Corbett, B.Th., B.R.E.SUNDAY SERVICES 9:45 a.m.Bible School for all 11:00 a.m, and 7:00 p.m.Wednesdays 8 p.m.Prayer Fridays at 8 p.m.Youth \u2018A Fellowship Church with à Warm and Friendly Biblical Outreach\u201d - Visitors Most Welcome - DISCARDING DRUGS When discarding drugs that have already served their purpose.be careful.Flush them down the toilet or otherwise make certain they do not fall into the hands of children.This is a reminder from the Department of National Health and Welfare.At Westmount Baptist Church.on Sunday.September 22.the preacher at both services will be the Minister.the Rev.J.Frank Patch.In the morning he will preach on the subject \"WATER IN THE WASTELAND\u201d.and in the evening the topic of his ser mon will be \"REACHING FOR THE INFINITE\u201d After the evening service all are cordially invited to the Low- cr Hall for the Fellowship Hour.when coffee and light refresh ments will be served.The Church School meets on Sundays at 10:00 a.m.for seniors and 10:45 am.for primary and juniors.The midweek meeting of the church is on Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.for Prayer.Praise and Bibl.Study.The BY PU.ages 18 to 20 meets on Fridays at 8:00 p.m Release from burdens How individuals can find release from the burdens and limi rations of daily life will be brought out at the services in all the Christian Science churches this Sunday.in the reading of the week's Lesson-Sermon on the subject \u201cMatter\u201d Pertinent Bible sciections will include this from Zechariah: Be silent.0 all flesh.before the Lord: for Man alive! \u201cMAN ALIVE!\" is the title of the sermon at the morning Worship Service on Sunday at 11 a.m.in St.Andrew's United.The service will be conducted by the Minister.Rev.E.A.Kirker.who will also give the sermon.ROSH HASHANAH SERVICES - 5729.Sunday.September 22 at 8 p.m.Monday.September 23 at 10:30 a.m.In the Temple Sanctuary Sunday evening.Dr.Stern will speak on \"The Shofar\u2019s Call to Peace.\u201d Sunday Evening in the Grover Auditorium.Rabbi Boomstone will speak on \u201cThe Roots of our Life.\u201d Parallel Services will be held both in the Temple Sanctuary and the Grover Auditorium with Dr Stern and Rabbi Bloomstone alternating.The musical responses will be chanted by Cantor Herman K.Gottlieb and Mr.Bernard Figler.assisted by two Temple choirs, under the direction of Mr.Victor McCorry and Mr.Gerald Wheeler.Special Children's Services New Year's afternoon.Monday.September 23 at 3:30 p.m.in the Temple Sanctuary.Elmer's Safety Contest ends The northern town of Noranda has again produced the sole Quebec province winner in Elmer's Summer Safety Contest.The two bicycles awarded as first prizes in the third and last contest went to a boy and girl in the Atlantic provinces.First Prize bicycle winners in the final contest were Nancy Hannams of Lunenburg.N.S., and David Phillips of Fredericton, N.B.how Jesus héaled the sick?ont aL i i he is raised up out of his ho habitation\u201d Related passages from t: denominational textbook wi include: \u201cThe understandin even in a.degree.of the divin All-power.destrovs feur.an plants the feet in the true path.the path which leads to the house built without hands \u201cete nal in the heavens\u201d (\u2018Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy.) Repentance, Forgiveness Friday.September 20 at 8:15 p.m.Rabbi Bloomstone will speak on \u201cRepentance and For giveness\u201d at Temple Emanu-El Saturday.September 21 at- 11:30 a.m.Sermonette by Dr, Stern.Dominion-Douglas Dr.Smith's sermon on Sunda will deal with morality under the title \u201cWhat would Jesus sa L277 at Dominion-Douglas Uni ed Church.DA Collin INC.5610 SHERBROOKE STREET, WES COME TO A FREE Christian Science Lecture 8.15 p.m.Thurs., Oct.3 Victoria Hall =, Re Mr.and Mrs.Warren Peterson, whose \u2014+cdding took place recently in Brooklyn, New York.The bride is the former Miss Mary-Lou Springer.daughter of Mr.and WED Westmount, Mr.Peterson is the son of Mr.and Mrs.O.Peterson of Bas York.Ridge.Brooklyn.New HEAD AND SHOULDERS ABOVE ANY OTHER - IN FASHION THE MULTIPLE MESSAGE THE MOST IMPORTANT INGREDIENT IS THE INDIVIDUAL THE MOOD DEEPENS AND INTENSIFIES .THE SPIRIT OF THE THIRTIES LINGERS ON REFLECTED IN THE COLOUR GRAY, LOW NATURAL NECKLINES, REFINED AND SUBTLE RUFFLING AND A GENERAL QUALITY OF REAL ALL-WOMAN SOPHISTICATION .AS EXPRESSED IN VITAL, EXCITING, IMMENSELY-WEARA- BLE COLLECTIONS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD.Choose from Gino Paoli ® Andiamo Lucia @ Mr.John @ Rai of Italy @ Cisa of Italy @ Frank Usher of London.Sizes 6-20 $19.95 - $110 NEW.in our Sweater Boutique Botany Wool seporates by Lucio of Italy featuring sheath and pleated skirts and a variety of sweaters including the new shirt-look cardigan.or IMPORTED KNITWEAR FOR EVERY OCCASION PLACE © FAIRVIEW ALEXIS MS RTE STC ICT RE ET Si eA 695-1356 | 861-7136 = | ® 932-3471, Mire, George Springer of Mrs.Frances Schwartz.traffic safety authority and long-time president of the West End Traffic Safety Council.has joined the Province of Quebec Safety League as director of driver education.it was announced this week by Paul Leboeuf.general manager.Mrs.Schwartz.who pioneered the Elmer The Safety Elephant program and bicycle safety tests œ MRS.FRANCES SCHWARTZ on the elementary school level.has been involved in the traffic safety field since 1956.and was chairman of the West End council for six years.She was the first Quebec winner of the Carol Lane Award for her work in school traffic safety.and she has won the Lieutenant- Governor's Bronze Medal for \u201cExceptional Services to Public Safety\".Mrs.Schwartz assisted in the inauguration of the first teachers\u2019 training course in driver education in 1957.Since.she has represented the West End Traf- Engaged The engagement of Miss Dhol- va Rosslyn Shaffran.daughter of Mr.Joseph Shaffran and the late Mrs.Shaffran.to Mr.Jeff Weis- sler.son of Mr.and Mrs.Fritz Weissler.is announced.A December wedding is planned.Elspeth MacKay at Walnut Hill prep school Miss Elspeth MacKay.daughter of Dr.and Mrs.Donald G.MacKay of 4449 Montrose Avenue.was among 189 girls arriving from cight countries and 17 states of the United States at Walnut Hill School.Natick.Mass.Miss MacKay.a junior this year, and her schoolmates began last weekend to attend orientation events prior to the beginning of classes Tuesday.September 17.Administration and Faculty welcomed 83 new students as the 76th year of the New England college preparatory school for girls began.Among the student body registered for this academic year are 40 girls who are related to Walnut Hill School alumnae.A person who is physically fit is likely to respond more effee- tively to emergency situations that he encounters in everyday life.In ordinary circumstances, as well, he likely is more productive and can work for greater periods of time without undue fatigue.says the federal health department publication, Get fit - Keep fit.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 19, 1968 - 7 Lady driver expert joins Safety League fic Safety Council at all annual safety conferences in Canada.She has recently taken a defensive driving course and has gained qualification to teach in that method.The League has appointed her to further the development of driver education at high school level and to pro- mole and teach defensive driving.FRANCIS MOULDING LTD.Manufacturer: Wholesale » Retail 4401 LITE BLVD.Industrial Park) | .Third Exit North of Pie IX Bridge se Prefabricated Partitions; & All Materials for Playrooms; Kitchen Cupboards; Finishing Wood; Interior Doors; Moulded Counters; and Chalets.OFFICE: 661-4440 322-3247 Vincent de Paul MRS.CASGRAIN'S DOG OBEDIENCE SCHOOL Reg\u2019d.RE-OPENS OCTOBER 9th in Montreal West © Basic and Advanced Classes @ Special group for Junior handlers To enroll, call: 935-1772 Entertain at the drop of a hat-on bewitching oven-to-table Denbyware For working brides, for career girls fresh home from the office, for every woman's impromptu entertaining, handsome, colourful, ovenproof, dishwasher proof, English Denbyware lightens the load and delights the guest.Above, Mayflower pattern in expresso brown, ivory and russett.16 piece starter set $29.95.These and other Denbyware patterns in all Bowring shops.BOWRINGS ESTABLISHED 18M Decorative Accessories and Gifts For All Seasons Alexis Nihon Plaza for personalized shopping service Coll 933-3212 ee mis ORIENTAL RUG 8% (a) 1 Oriental rugs.rug problems.* 4151/4153 St.Catherine St.W.Phone 932-4277 MARRIED J, Come in and see our beautiful new § Fall shades in Broadloom - Also fine Consult Malcolm Gregory about your 8 - The Westmount Examiner, Mr.and Mrs.Michael Tyler Bedford are shown leaving St.Andrew\u2019s United Church following their recent wedding.Mrs.Bedford was Jean Elizabeth Nye, daughter of Mr.Franklin Joseph Nye of Westmount.Mr.Bedford is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Thomas A.Bedford, also of Westmount and formerly of California.Bedford-Nye wedding at St.Andrews Genuine Choice Western BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries Fruits and Vegetables.LICENSED GROCER FRESH CANADIAN LAMB 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 FOR YOUR FALL COIFFURE Let our expert hair stylists create o NEW HAIRDO to suit your personality.SALON Antoinette RESSER HAIRD The marriage of Miss Jean Elizabeth Nye.daughter of Mr.Franklin Joseph Nye.of West- mount, to Mr.Michael Tyler Bedford.son of Mr.and Mrs.Thomas A.Bedford.also of Westmount.formerly of California.took place recently at St.Andrew's United Church, West- mount.Rev.Douglas Mouland officiated at the ceremony.Mr.Gordon White provided the wedding music.Standards of yellow and white daisies with white gladioli were used as decoration.The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was in a white crepe Empire gown, having a front panel of Guipure lace to the hemline, the short sleeves bordered with similar lace.The cathedral train fell from the shoulders.Her veil of tulle illusion was held by a matching crepe bow.and she carried a cascade bouquet of white daisies and stephanotis.VIGEANT 4879 Sherbrooke St.W.FOR APPOINTMENT, PLEASE PHONE 484-5450 (Near Victoria Ave.) Mrs.Richard Simmons.matron of honor for her sister, was in a turquoise Swiss batiste A-line gown.Miss Barbara Bedford.sister of the bridegroom, Miss Gwynneth Harrison, and Miss Susan Haladay.bridesmaids.were in turquoise printed voile gowns.They wore bows matching their gowns in their hair.and carried Colonial bouquets of white daisies and gypsophi- lium.Mr.André Tellier was best man.The ushers were.Mr.Ron McGanet, Mr.Gordon Kyle and Mr Paul Latour.Mrs.E.G.Nye, grandmother of the bride.wore a hyacinth blue lace dress with navy blue accessories.Mrs.Bedford.mother of the bridegroom, was in a pale blue peau de soie ensemble with matching accessories.Following the reception held at the residence of the bridegroom's parents, Mr.and Mrs.Bedford left for California, the bride travelling in a turquoise and tan Italian knit brocade dress and coat ensemble.with pearl color accessories, and a corsage of pink Sweetheart roses.MORE YEARS LESS FOOD Fewer calories are need at 35 years of age than at 25, even for doing the same work, and still fewer at 45 years.If habits of heavy eating are kept up, they lead to overweight which may shorten life.CONTACT LENSES How long each day should a person wear contact lenses?It is good policy to wear the lenses for a maximum of 10 hours, which is the normal working day, after which they should be removed for two or three hours.They could then be worn _ again for a full evening.ih AMERICAN 5 I PN H.MONTPETIT, B.Ph., L.Ph., prop.Gold Medalist, University of Montreal Prescriptions carefully and accurately filled of reasonable prices.1385 Greene Ave.WE.2-2136 Corner Sherbrooke WE.2-2488 Thursday, September 19, 1968 St.Mary's Auxiliary Members of St.Mary\u2019s Hospital Auxiliary.prospective members and friends are invited to attend the auxiliary's annual membership meeting, at which Miss Lillian Lancaster, women\u2019s travel consultant for an airline, will discuss how to plan a travel wardrobe and pack it efficiently.The meeting will begin at 1.15 p.m.Wednesday.September 25 in the Auditorium.St.Mary's Hospital.3830 Lacombe Avenue, Montreal.Dessert will be served prior to the meeting.which will be chaired by Mrs.L.J.Quinn.Auxiliary president.JOHN'S CABINET MAKING reco} Formerly at 1251 Greene Ave.has moved to 4634A DECARIE BLVD.BETWEEN COTE ST.LUC QUEEN MARY RD.FEW DOORS SOUTH OF DOMINION STORE WELCOMES WESTMOUNT CUSTOMERS to HIS NEW LOCATION NEW PHONE NO.489-2084 \u2014\u2014\u2014 VALUATIONS Alan Mitchell M.C.CM.* WORKS OF ART VALUED AGAINST FIRE - THEFT - DAMAGE (INSTITUTIONS AND PRIVATE COLLECTIONS) 4217 Blvd.De Maisonneuve, Mtl.6, P.Q.Tel.334-7227 Also: 932-0014 between 10 a.m.& 2 p.m.To return to school .the \u201cCAMPUS\u201d look.A practical hairstyle for back-to-school days.Let one of our expert hairstylists cut and style your hair so it will always be at its best.= Beauty Salon.\\ | 25% reduction on presentation of your students card.faut Pog SALONS LE CHATEAU CHAMPLAIN, Free Parking ut 878-3496 / 7 Les Ret EET i a i re F 4 oa ~ « ar EEE Neg EG =r ES TE pre Exc ™, Era PRESENTING \u2018FUNNY GIRL\u2019 Mrs.Martin Levine, left, and Mrs.Richmond Lisser, right, Co-Chairmen, and Mrs.Robert Glay- mon, centre, publicity chairman of the Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood's benefit performance of \u201cFunny Girl\u201d, which is taking place Tuesday, October 8 at 8:15 p.m.at the Odeon Cinema, Place du Canada.À Gala Après Théâtre Reception will follow at the Chateau Champlain for governors and patrons of the event.Vanier Institute attacks \u2018vast\u2019 poverty problem The Vanier Institute of The Family has announced it will.as a matter of priority, collaborate with others to attack the \u2018vast and anxious national problem\u201d of poverty in Canada.The Institute's board of directors has instructed the president, Westmount's Dr.Wilder Penfield, to write letters to the Prime Minister and the Chairman of the Economic Council of Canada \u201cexpressing the Institute's active interest and concern\u201d with the problem of poverty as set out in the current annual report of the Economic Council.The board also instructed the secretary-general of the Institute to \u201cpursue.as a matter of priority.and in collaboration with appropriate officials of Government, the Economic Council.the Canadian Welfare Council and others involved.the means and areas in which the Institute can most effectively and appropriately collahorate™.Bo EN TOO Me Ever (rT Christian Science of God LY) Lecture as Principle?, = LJ 8.15 p.m.Thurs., Oct.3 Victoria Hall [I EEE EES EN NN EEN BEN EN SEY ENS EE EN EN ES a I NOW IS THE TIME i To Arrange For Winter Awning Storage : Canpro AWNING SERVICE will 1 dismantle your awnings, store, repair if requested and re-install them next Spring.H If new coverings are ordered NOW for winter production, NO CHARGE is made for storage.i Cal l.: 932-1491 anpro CANVAS PRODUCTS INC.bo St.James St., West, Montreal 30, P.Q.3 ih SS Sport helps .(Continued from page 2) their own any longer.that they have a responsibility towards their team and teammates.We must make them realize that winning alone is not enough and winning is not the only important thing in a given game.It is as important to play hard.play fair and above ET good sportsmanship.HERE AND THERE Assistant Deputy Fire Chief Paul Motard.of the City of West- mount will be at the Unity Boys\u2019 and Girls\" Club Saturday.Sept.21.at 2:30 p.m.in connection with Fire Prevention Week.Yes, we're celebrating our 10th Anniversary and Chief Motard.along with several of his firemen will show movies.we owe any success that we may have obtained to of fire prevention to the members.the club as arts and crafts leader on Mondays.Tuesdays and Fridays.We have tried our best to please you with the latest hair stylings and beauty treatments and our staff has been chosen because of their pleasant and courteous personalities.Boys Cosom Hockey starts Tuesday.Sept.24, in all categor- tes.There is still room on some teams for any boy interested in signing up.Stamps autographed by heads of state We have enjoyed serving you.We appreciate your Stamps Pavilion at Man and His patronage and hope to continue to serve you for many more World presents as its closing exhibit a collection of stamps years to come.portraying rulers of the World (kings, monarchs, dictators, heads of state,) past and present.Pavilion directors have expressed the hope that this collection will be enjoyed by both collector and non-collector alike.It will be on view to the public beginning September 20.© CADMIUM © SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY and Sons Ltd., Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths and Electro Platers, Operating Canada\u2019s Larg- À est High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1437 Ayimer St.VI.5-7947 Opp.Haney Morgan sed Co.,.EK.} Cee es oe à © GOLD © COPPER ® BRASS © CHROME ® NICKEL ©® RHODIUM Mrs.Eleanor Dube is back at you ladies of Westmount.Aton _ \u2026 _ 4445 ST.CATHERINE -ST.WEST 932-6905 Mr.Pierre and Staff MR.PIERRE ZENE, my hairdresser INC. A A M A A (MMM MMA A AA AM AS PROPERTY WANTED We have buyers waiting for homes in Westmount.We can effect quick sales when necessary, or we can ELECTRICAL SERVICE ® INDIISTRIAL ® COMMERCIAL ® RESIDENTIAL 24 HOURS EMERGENCY } 10 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 19, 1968 lassified Advertising offer your property quiet- \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 $ to privet Buyers om on \u2018Hunter 1.0451 10 Words °1.00 mens | 7¢ for each additional word St.Francis Realty Compony Ltd.BROKERS 300 Victoria Ave.Please phore your Ads early in the week.No-ads accepted after 1 p.m.Wednesday for current issue \u2014 HU.1.0451 ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY AND TUESDAY TILL 8:30 P.M.Wed.Thurs.Fri.till 5 p.m.Accounts may be paid ot any Montreal Island branch of The Bank of M H.R.CASSIDY 484-3523 5765 Monklond Ave.itreal M A A AAA AA A AL ld LA A PA 7 27 RR ZT 489-5321 or The Royal Bank of Canada.Qualit Servi Satistacti uali y.ervice - étisfaction - nd (LILI LLL ILLS 77 IY LL 7 LISI LISI LILLE LITE ILA IS ITLL ITE IL II IIIT LL LIL SLES IS ALIS LISELI LILLIE LL LEIIILL \u2014 1-PROPERTY FOR SALE 76-ROOM and BOARD 90-GARAGES TO LET 119-BABY SITTERS 124-FOR SALE 122-FOR SALE | 70 LET AVAILABLE DINING ROOM FURNITURE Living Room Furniture \u2014\u2014 Ave eur LASALLE.Fourplex, new very SPACIOUS well lit garage { CHESTERFIELD with two matching modern, 4 garages.heated.hot available.Immediate, 937.itter available.Hel MAHOGANY.2 pedestal Dun- chairs.Reasonable.738-1897.after 6 water.4 heating zones.play- TOM, and board for elder ly 5150.AGILE sitter Sunnyside ou can Phyfe dining table: Shera- room.Must be seen Reason- ady.\u201cray service.Mrs.James > ton buffet.Reasonable.Call 127-FOR SALE nue, Call: 482-0407 able.Low down payment.366- Reid.933-9976 737-0919.after 4 p.m.3301 HEATED garage.modern building.available immediately.Metcalfe- Homestead No.2 Bedroom Furniture DOUBLE box spring and mattress (Beautyrest).In good condition Rea sonable.482-5766.Sherbrooke.933-9915.124-FOR SALE \u2018DINING ROOM table.apartment size with 10 inch Icaf.mahogany.Good 9-COUNTRY PROPERTY 104-HELP WANTED Dining Room Furniture condition.Sacrifice.482-1834.cven.ings.JUST OPENED IN N.D.G.Male and Female SPRING and mattress fur DINING set including china double bud.Good condition SACTERN ® ; pont condition.; ; Reasonable 486-0758.EASTERN Townships ski FOR cabinet.Exce DINING ROOM suite.11 j y .Reasonable.Call: 489-8673 ov ie : 2 lodge.suitable for large 3 pieces (round tables.Call 486- group.Excellent ski-dooing Maintenance 482-7986.4063.after 6.CONTINENTAL bed.double.new Reasonable.Call 486-8260 Furnished.Ski season.697 SENIOR CITIZENS 2393.Help Wanted CaaOeanoa COMBATING LONELINESS 50-APARTMENTS TO LET MALE - FEMALE * Gracious living * Good wholesome food prepared by house mother AVAILABLE.7, room luxury penthouse on top of Ridge: wood.Beautiful view of Mt Royal Park and University Modern kitchen.4 bedrooms.2 baths.garage available $325 per month.Call 342-0959 SHERBROOKE Street West 2 ranm, Modern apartment immediate Call 935-6035 For synagogue in N.D.G.No Nursing Apply in Person to: BUSINESS SERVICE DRESSMAKING Reasonable rates For information Call 5305 ROSEDALE AVE.(Corner Chester) Mrs.Marsden Fom Wednesday On 488-9622 Mrs.Nicholls 334-7109 106-WORK WANTED (thetween 10 and 6 p.m Bookkeeping Services Performed Including the preparation of Financial Statements and Tax EUROPEAN dressmaker ex pert in cocktail.wedding and formal gowns Call Maritza Haute Couture.933-4463 ELECTRICAL REPAIRS PAINTING & _ DECORATING Expert Interior Decorator SPRAY GUN PAINTING, PLANTER Sublet REPAIR.WALL PAPER HANGING PAINTING AND VARNISHING Hs 1 0 _ \u2019 Returns ELECTRIC AL Repæirs House Industrial 2, LARGE heated, equipped.good tr: ansportation.$85.monthly Apply shard.Apartment 15.Satur day and Sunday | from 2Zto6pm 61-FLATS-DUPLEXES UPPER 7 room duplex Separate rooms $85 monthly.Stove and frigid aire for side 481-9321 N.D.G.Westhill Lower duplex.6 rooms, car den, fireplace.October oecu pates, 484-6006 4 door hard top autematre._82-AUTOS FOR SALE \u201865 Corvair radio.14 000 mites, one driver Condition vood 51.450 Private.931 1930.Convertible Chev 1962.tulty equipped.new sow tres Very good condition.334 2770.1968 Austin 1100 4 door.sedan.radio.snow tires.488- 9635.after 7 p.m ODDS and ends moved from sour home or office.Light furniture.rugs and parcels or unwanted articles Call anytime 489-3186 Man with truck or station wagon seeks work.Call 489- 3186 113-DOMESTIC HELP WANTED Mature Capable PHONE: 489-5892 Home Secretary Typing.bilingual IBM Elee tric or manual.Stenorctte transcription.482-8543 Script heating.Also tor Itesidential Commercial Free Estimates Reasonable prices Call 273 3292 ENTERTAINMENT COMEDY MAGIC FOR HOME AND OFFICE PARTIES NEW ERA MAGIC Free Estimate References Call Robert 665-2068 PLUMBING & HEATING WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE WESTMOUNT ToT 1955 Bentley Woman Wanted 845-6465 pi \u201c, LASALLE, new.4.heated.Grey, automatic.56.000 miles \u2018keeper Hand Writin garage.Ist or 2nd floor.$4.500.Call 486-4443.a see Rp g REPAIRS tmmediate or later occupancy fortable West End home Light NAMES FOR DI : ee 3 NAMES PLOMAS 366-3301 _ 000 housekeeping.Live in.Refer 1A ; FALCON.1 1960.low mileaze.radio, cnees Call 481-5479.CALL RI 4-6662 HOME IMPROVEMENT SHARPENING Saws, Knives 68-SHARE LIVING QUARTERS RIDGEWOOD.Gurl has 4 furnished apartment to share with same.Call: 842-5631 cxen mes n- ROOMS.TOL LET PRUD'HOMME.above Sherbrooke.automatic, clean.Best offer accepted 484-7010 AFTER 6 bm 62 Fairlane 2 door.mechanics and body in perfect block heater.condition.Radio.$550.Call evenings 744-6662 COTE ST giurage $20 90-GARAGES TO LET near Claremont, 486-6595.If no ANTOINE, monthly 119-BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE MOTHER of a 4 year old child, Registered Nurse, offers home care with nursery school type program for a small group of other 4 year olds.8 to 11.30 am.Monday to Friday $5 per week.Royal at Monkland.Call 484-9802.CARPENTRY Carpentry Fasements Kitchens Bal comes d'urtitons Mepairs Work suatantecd Reasonable Call TA8 5508 CABINET maker is looking tor JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT Garage door repairs.service.747-6075 Hesidence 684-3876 Scissors, Skates.Work guarar teed.Electrical Appliance repairs.Lock and key servic Call: 481-8441 MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE man for all types of work in home or of Gers Call Mr Ingham.488- 9711 ROOFING _ OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.br izht le see Le nt dde answer call back spare time k Cabinet \u2014\u2014 quipped $12-15-816 weekly.Ca 4 spare : vor abinets.\u2014 > = , uses arborite te 1975 NOTRE DAN 3558 104-HELP WANTED MALE and FEMALE bookcases arborite ete MUSIC INSTRUCTION 15 AC FE D - Call: 488-7578.alter 8 p.m.SNOWDON.furnished.kitchen prvi lees.excellent transportation, gen 637- 2309 tleman S10 Evenings.481-2963 Le QUEEN MARY and Clanran ald.large sitting-rvoom with adjoming small bedroom.in apartment Suitable business fady or gentleman Extension telephone.privileges $15 weekly Call.488 5042 morn ngs ar after 6 pm 75-NURSING HOME Nursing Home 24 hours observation Home like at mosphere Good food Tray service 451-4918 Proof Reader REQUIRED For Weekly Newspaper 2 days weekly Retired person preferred For appointment call: 482-2545 CARPETS Olympus Carpet Co.Reg'd.SHOP AT HOME CALL ANYTIME Sales, Laying, Cleaning.Repairing, Weaving Established 15 Years Call Jack CR.3-6275 Greg.CR.4-7296 Music Call: 482-0685 Private tuition.V.Radio.Recording Artists.Beginners and advanced, Piano.Guitar, String and Elee- tric Bass.MUSIC LESSONS Piano Instructor Experienced.Has opening for few more pupils, Daily and evenings.935.9107.Wellington 7-0293.24 HOUR SERVICE A note for our Classified Advertisers DEADLINE WEDNESDAY 1 P.M.| | | | | UE Ps va: Zl: VER ANP 127-FOR SALE Bedroom Furniture BEDROOM set.4 pieces, double bed with spring and mattress.Call 486-4063.after 6.130-FOR SALE Kitchen Equipment Moving G.E.Frigidaire with freezing compartment.Good condition.$40.484-6405.KITCHEN table with extension, oval.white and brown, Excellent condition.$40.482-1252.FRIGIDAIRE.7 cubic feet.Good condition.Reasonable.Call Regent 8- 3469.evenings.TAPPAN GURNEY counter top clee- trie stove.Phone after 5 p.m.334-5280.132-FOR SALE Musical Instruments MASON RISCH apartment size piano.$550.Cull 488-1015.{HAMMOND electric organ M3 Spinet model with reverberation attachment.$1.000.Call 486-2071.after 6 p.m.Apartment Piano 2 years old with bench.Excellent condition.$600.484-5675.UPRIGHT piano (Willis) in good condition, $185.342-1721 132-FOR SALE Musical Instruments Saxophone Oxford Tenor.Excellent $125 case included.486-1956 VIOLA Stradivarius copy.excellent condition.with accessories.$60.Wellington 3-3595.134-FOR SALE Sports Equipment BOY'S bicycle.24 inch (Mustang).$35.Call 486-1956.136-FOR SALE Clothing and Furs Furs Lady's black seal coat; black Persian Lamb Both full length.Natural wild mink jacket.size 10-14.Reasonable.737-9302 Mink Stole Good condition.Cocktail dress (new) 12 Reasonable 273-0678, cvenings.138-FOR SALE GENERAL UPRIGHT piano.painted off white: reasonable; 2 boy's bicycles, reasonable.481-1877.MOVING.Household effects.Saturday.September 21 from 1 pm.to 3 pm.1870 St.Germain LLOYD baby carriage.excellent condition: oi! painting; upright freezer.24 cubic feet.331-2618.evenings.Wheel Chair $65; pa- condition Everest-Jenning star Liner.tient helper, $25.737-6318.ROSSINI stereo AM-FM shortwave, 6 speakers.Reasonable.482-0795.BIRKS Queen Anne sterling silver complete tea service with tray.Cost $3.000 sell for $1500.For appointment only call Regent 1-4350 HANDSOME antique desk with bookcase.solid mahogany.$500; Wedgewood tea serv- ce for 12, mostly unused.$95; brass fire tongs; Pewter candle sticks.ete Private home 932-9035 I\u2019 ERIOD living room couch with 2 arm chars: 2 lamp tables.Reasonable of: ter.488-3156.Must Sell set; washing machine lautomatie); assorted tables: couch: dressers; desk.486-7102.DINING room, living room sets.Good condition.Reasonable.481-1613.HALL carpet, 106 x 56; draperies with valance; 2 carpets, Reasonable.Call: 481- 5220, or 737-0276.Kitchen TWO chests of drawers, $50; mahogany nest of tables.$15.Call Hunter 1-3801, -\u2014 THOR washing machine, semi automatic, on heavy duly casters.Excel lent condition.$35.731-5618.BABY carriage, grey, good condition.138-FOR SALE 102-HELP WANTED - MALE 102-HELP WANTED MALE GENERAL PHILCO f(ridgidaire, self defrosting; Westinghouse stove with rotisserie; washing machine with wringer.747- 3359.after 5 p.m.BOOKS of Knowledge, 20 volumes: 10 books of Popular Science.Reasonable.486-2552.R.C.A.Victor.19 inch T.V.Bought for wedding gift, never used.$135.Call: 486-5703.evenings.BENDIX washing machine, automatic; G.E.floor polisher.Call: 486-4063, after 6.SINGLE beds, $10 each: dresser, $20; davenport with chair, $15; kitchen table, $5; coffee and end tables.$10.488-1178.Demolishing area Homme de Comptoir et Aide Cuisine Expérimentés Demandés Pour restaurant S'adresser en personne à Tomasso Fratelli 5249 De La Savane (de 9 a.m.à 10 pm) Drivers Wanted for Restaurant delivery Age 25 years or over Apply in person to Tomasso Fratelli 5249 De La Savane (from 9 a.m.to 10 p.m.) Frigidaire: beds: bedroom dressers; wardrobe; kitchen set (arborite) ete.1838 Dorchester West, 935-4802.OADLOOM.32 square ards: ches- Broa, 3 piece.Bargain, 733- 6311.Moving West Selling Everything Kidney chesterfield: mahogany Duncan Phyfe 8 piece dining set: mahogany 3 piece bedroom set; 2 oven stoves: electric ironer; Upright freczer, large; automatic washing machine; refrigerator.large; living room furniture: vacuum cleaner and miscellaneous items.Reasonable.Call: 747-6608.The lot, $35 Playpen: highchair: car-bed; bath nette.Good condition.Call: 365-6134.Grandfather clock Walnut (mantle).Westminster Experienced Counter Man and Kitchen Help Wanted For Restaurant Apply in Person to: Tomasso Fratelli 5249 De La Savane (from 9 a.m.to 10 p.m.) Chauffeurs Demandés Pour Livraison restaurant ages de 25 ans ou plus S\u2019adresser en personne a Tomasso Fratelli 5249 de la Savane (de 9 a.m.à 10 p.m.) 102-CONSULTANTS chimes.Excellent condition.$250.Call: 482- 4973.after 6 p.m 104-HELP WANTED-MALE and FEMALE UPRIGHT freezer.large size.Very goad condition.Reasonable.483.1934.ELECTRIC stove and ironer; other appliances; dishes; sil ver: pictures; Red Maple single bedroom set and double bedroom set; modern credenza; record player and speaker: odd tables; lamps; bookcase; outhoard motor: mahogany buffet; Viking vacuum: Television, 21 inch screen: books: fur jacket: fur coat.size 14: Singer portable sewing machine.No dealers, by appointment only.Call: 935-1430 GENERAL ELECTRIC stove, 40 inch: 2 pairs drapes.Reasonable.Call: 486- 7600.BLACK and Decker drill and sander, S12.50; wooden high chair.$8; child's old Morris chair, $12; dog basket.24 inches, $3.Call: 486-9107 SNOW TIRES.6.50 x 13.excellent, $25 pair.933-3595.FURNITURE FROM A HOUSE: Spanish chesterfield and chair.only 3 months old with matching Spanish tables and lamps; beautiful Spanish bedroom suite consisting of 5 pieces; 7 piece Spanish kitchen set; stereo; 9 piece French Provincial dining room suite; pair of Spanish marble tables: Bilingual Representative REQUIRED FOR OUTSTANDING WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Car a must For appointment call: 482-2545 Consultants Montreal based firm requires 2 young men for immediate employment as client consultant in colored television field * Good future for right men * Good salary Car necessary For appointment call: 481-1098 DRESSMAKING Unusual Bargains Yashica electro, 35, new, only 6 film taken.Cost $120.asking $55.481-4917 evenings, days 937-8948 151-WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED apartment size washing machine and freezer: 3 rooms.300 sq.ft.wall-to-wall.$75.Call 738-4242.Wig Never Worn BEAUTIFUL FULL REDDISH BLOND WIG.HAND MADE EUROPEAN HUMAN HAIR, NYLON MESH CAP.BEST QUALITY.$75.ALSO ONE BRUNETTE FULL WIG, CUT AND SHAPED.REASONABLE.CALL: 733-9873 EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS CONTENTS FROM A NICE HOME Custom built French Provincial chesterfield and chair with a matching set of Fruitwood tables and imported glass lamps; 9 piece Provincial dining room suite; exclusive 5 piece Spanish bedroom suite; stereo, 6 feet long; pair marble tables; 7 piece kitchen set with highback chairs; 5 original oil paintings; odd lamps; single chairs; T.V.; appliances; plates; and other household articles.Furniture less than 5 months old.Must sell immedi- ately.270-3077.ery rea: reasonable.Call: 484.5037.EIR paintings; lamps; cte.Furni- basket for old fashioned deep ture like new.739-8870.sink.Call 488-1635 Broadloom 154-1051 LUST.key case, between Cote Vertu and St.Laurent Tuesday.September 10th.Call 747- 4310.Our MP reports tions.In this job of examining proposals for expenditures and new staff, the treasury board ministers (we are six) are assisted by the Program Officers in the Program Branch of the Treasury Board Secretariat.It is the responsibility of.these program officers to examine all new requests from all.-the departments and to advise the ministers of the treasury board on the budgetary implications.in terms of both staff; and funds of these departmental proposals.- ; As can be well imagined, this operation requires ihat the program officers and the program branch work very \u2018closely with officials in departments to insure that the ministers of the treasury board are fully informed about proposed \u2018programs and the implications of any subsequent modifica- \u2018tions.§ am sure it will be appreciated that, in a co-ordinat.\u2018ing body such as the treasury board, ministers are able to dave an appreciation of the inter-relationship of federal gov.163-EDUCATIONAL Private French Lessons School Experience RAPID COURSE 489-4359 EVES.2075 Crescent St.BOUTIQUE MARIE-CLAIRE MODES NEWLY DECORATED Exclusive, one-of-a-kind dresses, including gowns.Ready to Wear AND Made to Order Prompt Service 844-4011 French Lessons Experienced University Graduate Teacher will give private lessons.French conversation, grammar.diction.and phonet- Ics.CALL: 933 9033 (Continued from page.a nment programs and, although officials and specialists of Flying Minister (Continued from page 1) Sng of passengers on their first glider flight.\u201cThese people ranged in age from five to seventy years\u201d he commented, \u201cand all were unanimous in expressing their delight at the exhilaration of soaring flight.They were also surprised at.the size and weight of some of the gliders.Several of ur ships have fifty-five foot wingspans, weigh as much as 1250 pounds, and are flown at speeds averaging fifty miles per hour.\u201d The Montreal Soaring Club, largest and best equipped in Canada, numbers about 150 members, including several women pilots.While he is Air Force trained and the holder of a private pilot's license as well, Mr.Kirker insists that no special qualifications are necessary to learn gliding.\u201cNor is it an expensive sport\u201d he noted, \u201ccosting only a fraction of the cost of renting a power aircraft.\u201d Explains this Westmount minister: \u201cThis is a tremendous form of relaxation and recreation, refreshing for the mind and body because it involves entirely different skills from my professional work.We also gain a new respect and awe for Mother Nature in all her varied moods and power.One of the added benefits for me has been the contact with the other pilots, most of whom are young professional people.raie as rm 2 REL j i 1° Ae #1 i 12 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 19, 1968 City of Westmount RECREATION DEPARTMENT Touch football League standings as at Tuesday a.m.September 17.1968.TERMITE P Ww I.D Pt.Leopards 2 2 0 0 + Fulcons .2 0 1 1 Gophers 2 0 1 1 MOSQUITO Rough Riders L.LL.3 2 0 1 5 Tigers 1.2.3 2 0 1 5 Alouettes .3 1 2 0 2 Argos .Co 3 0 3 0 0 8-man tackle football League standings as at Tuesday a.m.September 17.1968.P W L D F A Pt.MULES \u2026.2 2 0 0 87 24 4 BRONCS 2 I 1 0 +9 5 2 HUSKIES 2 1 i 0 33 77 2 BULLS 2 0 2 0 46 58 0 Scoring leaders as at Tuesday a.m.September 17.1968.NAME and TEAM GP TD C R TP N.Lariviere.Bulls 2 4 2 1 27 L.Glickman.Brones 2 4 1 25 V.Pare.Mules .2 + 24 W.Kitchen.Mules .2 3 1 19 G.Coilier.Mules 2 3 18 D.Thomson.Huskies 2 2 3 15 K.Ayotte.Bulls 2 2 1 13 N.Mitchell.Huskies 1 2 12 B.Dodge.Broncs 1 1111.2 2 12 M.Howard.Mules .2 2 12 G.Parkinson, Mules 2 1 2 8 B.Clarke.Huskies 2 1 6 J.Henderson.Brones .2 1 6 A.McCrimmon.Bulls 2 1 6 D.Smith, Mules LL, .2 1 6 J.Worrall.Broncs CL .2 1 6 Soccer Warriors start practicing The past four seasons have College and in two of the three been mighty successful ones for previous years they won all the Coach Bill Betts and his Loyola marbles.In 1966 Loyola finished soccer Warriors.Last year the with an identical record to Warriors were joint Ottawa-St.Carleton University but lost the Lawrence League champions title on a technicality.with Kingston's Royal Military Betts began his eighth scason as Loyola's soccer mastermind Saturday as his Warriors took to ISUZU Bel Lett the practice field at 3 pm.for the initial workout of the year The team will work out every NN night at 3 p.m.With 10 returning lettermen ] © the Warriors could well be the team to beat again this vear L Back to retain starting positions Qu y h are fullback Salvador Montana- it at Ld Ad ro.centre half Zenv Mandryk.EL centre forward Tony Sciascia.IMPORT MOTORS Saverio Longo.the vight halfback.George Gentile, haltback.1922 ST-CATHERINE W outside left forward George Gia- comini.Mario Spina.Joseph Campano.Claudio Sandrin and 935-6352 left half Tony Lalla Among the eight Key players Betts 1s losing are right half Mike Lombardi.Louis Longo.Angelo Venerus and Alain Rob- taille.The Warriors.who haven't lost $0.LIMITED a game in two years in the OSL.MONTREAL, QUEBEC will play a home-and-home schedule this season against teams from Sir George Williams.Macdonald College.College Militaire Royale.Bishop's and RMC.Badminton The City of Westmount recreation department Badminton Symbol! of quality roofing Club activities will begin since 1883 Wednesday.October 2 at West- Call our representative for free mount Park School at 7 pm.and estimate continue every Wednesday until ® RESIDENTIAL apn! te 1969 Registration is ree and open to adults who are .MERC IAL residents of Westmount.Players must supply their own racquets 7300 St.James St.W.and birds.(At West Broadway) Those interested are request- 482 9566 ed to contact the recreation >\u201d department at 932-4293 to register J.V.football opens at Loyola As coaches of the varsity football Warriors smooth out the edges for their big season\u2019s opener Saturday against McGill Redmen.head junior varsity coach Pat Duffy and his assist ants are also a busy crew preparing thelr squad.Duffy.who coached the Eastern Canadian Juvenile Champion Verdun lnvictus last year.has built a reputation as a sound fundamentalist.At Loyola he is now being ably assisted by two other experienced men.Pete Regimbald and Loyola Alumnus Larry Cullen.The JV.Braves are practicing daily at 5 p.m.on the North field at Lovola and Duffy points out that most positions ave still open, All students.especially freshmen at the college with prior playing experience except those who are presently playing tor a QRFU team are urged to try out.\u201cThe main role of the JV.Football program at Loyola 1s Lo provide a young man with an opportunity to develop his talents by giving him plenty of playing time and move up to the varsity\u201d.said Duffy.The Braves play a four game schedule and open October 5 at Sherbrooke: October 12 McGill Indians at McGill: October 26 they face Royal Military College at Loyola and they wind up the season with a game at College Militaire Royal on November 2.Stanstead Old Boys head for traditional loss Kickoff is 1 p.m.Saturday on the college field at Stanstead for the annual football encounter between the Stanstead College Old Boys and the younger.but usually fitter.senior school team - which last year went undefeated against Dunton.Bishop's.Quebec.Ashbury and.as usual.the Old Boys.Coach of the \u2018\u201chas-beens\u201d is \u2018Tiger\u2019 Meighen and locally- based alumni who would like to get into the tray can reach him at 731-4061 THE TRAINATORIUM.« Toys - Trains - Hobbies - Coins + Stamps HAS MOVED TO 4945 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST Corner of Claremont 487-4881 Bus Stop at corner: No 24, No 102, No.103, No.104, No.105, No.124 Watch For The Opening OCTOBER 15th, 1968 TRY IT! GOLDEN CRISP CHICKEN AND SEA FOODS Free Delivery 487-3155 ordrop in at 35193 DECARIE BLVD.(eur Snowdon Theatre) ASK FOR FREE ONION RINGS with your order oll this week end.69 MODELS NOW AT SPORTS CAR SPECIALISTS 382 Victoria Ave.482-9595 "]