The Westmount examiner, 31 octobre 1968, jeudi 31 octobre 1968

[" [J Marian Scott, one of Canada\u2019s foremost painters and the wife of McGill Professor Frank, R.Scott, 451 Clarke avenue, talks with J.George Tutsch, chairman of the forthcoming sixth annual exhibition and sale of work by professional Quebec artists, including Mrs.Scott, being organized by the Associates of Thomas More Institute for Adult Education.It is opening Saturday, until Nov.16, art news Page 2 Five city men in the Royal Bank lobby of Place Ville Marie.Behind Mrs.Scott can been her acrylic painting More which won the purchase award at the 1967 Associates art show, in aid of the Institute's building fund.The painting hangs in the Institute\u2019s Drum- mond street offices.Drury opens are invested local office by Michener Five Wesmounters were honored by Governor-General Roland Michener.Prior of the Order of St.John in Canada.at an investiture in Rideau Hall last Fridav.Two brigadiers.Pierre Char- bonneau.796 Lexington avenue.and J.À.Nesbitt.3243 The Boulevard were invested with the rank of Brother Commander.Jacques Brillant.56 Belve- dere circle: George Brugman of the Boys Home of Montreal.6 Weredale park.and William R.Abbott.471 Strathcona avenue, were made Serving Brothers.Heading the list was Lt.-Col.Paul l'Anglais of Montreal.made a Knight of Grace.(See other St.John stories on Page 3.) Firemen launch distrophy drive Friday members of the West- mount Local 981 of the International Association of Firefighters will be depositing in local business establishments the distinctive coin boxes of the IAF's favorite charity.the Muscular Dys- trophy Association of Canada.The boxes will be on store counters for the next two weeks and your local firemen hope that the generosity of Westmounters for this cause will be shown again this year.Over 500 fire departments across Canada hope to raise $700.000 by this means in 1968.Constituents in the federal electoral district of Westmount having business with their Member of Parliament and others in the Montreal district wishing to communicate with or see the President of the Treasury Board now have things made easier.Hon.Charles M.Drurv announces that.as a cabinet minister.office space has been made available to him in the post office building at the corner of University and Cathcart streets.on the 10th floor via the Cathcart street entrance.(The location is within the newly enlarged constituency area of Westmount.extending as far east as Park avenue.) Someone is in attendance at the new office on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9 am to 5 pm and a personal representative of the minister is present on Fridays.Phone number of the office is 861-5781.ing rain and cold winds.Blue skies and sunny days into mid-week, but nights quite cold.Hard frosts each morning.Clouding and stormy to end the week.Some years we have had 6 to 8 inches of snow at this time.The fringes of coastal storms could bring us a little freez- Sunny again next week.Temps.: south 25-45°F.; north, 20-40°F.; Quebec and Gaspé, 25-40°F.Sunshine, 20 to 25 hours.VOL.XXXVI, No.44 Westmount 215, P.Q., Thursday, October 31, 1968 Heavy Council agenda City Council has a heavier than usual agenda facing it for its November statutory meeting Monday at 8 pm.Included will be dealing with a number of tender calls, most important of which will be bids for a $2,356,000 debenture issue authorized at the last meeting on Oct.7.The winter's supply of street salt probably also will be clinched.Also high on the list is the annual homologation of the valuation roll.upon which the forthcoming vear\u2019s taxes will be based.While there are no substantial changes.the process of revision is a continuous responsibility of the city assessor\u2019s office.The roll was open for inspection at mid-sum- mer.a modest number of complaints were received and the board of revision has completed its work.Lane to close A small by-law is expected to be introduced to close a short lane near the northeast corner of Greene avenue and de Maisonneu- ve boulevard.west and sell the land to the only affected adjoining proprietor.Also required of Council is a zoning amendment to permit the operation of an animal hospital on Victoria avenue.Though this is occasioned by the establishment moving its quarters across the street, it is found that in any event there is no pro- vison for pet infirmaries in the existing zoning by-law.The city\u2019s auditors for the forthcoming year must be appointed and a pro-mavor will be named for the next three month.Strayed or stolen Westmount Police have recovered a missing car for a gratefui owner who thought it had been stolen.Second thoughts of all concerned was that it had been only \u201cmisplaced.Chrysanthemums The annual chrysanthemum flower show at the Westmount Conservatories.Westmount Park.opens next Wednesday evening.NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER By ERIC NEAL , November 2 to 9 sien se Ri ee - EE me PRICE: 10: AN UNICEF HALLOWE'EN .More than 3,000 Westmount youngsters are expected to be out tonight, their trick-or-treating featuring those distinctive UNICEF boxes held here by (left to right) Robbie Rutledge, 3 De Casson road; Mark Lynch-Staunton, 3114 Daulac road, and Sandra Wickham, 16 De Casson road.(The photo was taken by Wilson Lewis, Westmount High School.) Urban renewal heavy weapon Baker tells Hellyer inquiry The example of southeastern Westmount was used last week in a brief presented to Hon.Paul Hellyer's task force on housing to demonstrate that the machinery for urban renewal should be carefully used.The brief was presented by the citizens\u2019 liaison committee of that area with Architect Joseph Baker as spokesman for the group of six persons who presented themselves at the Montreal hearings a week ago Tues- Boys, 9, 14 are caught shoplifting The Miracle Mart at Alexis Nihon Plaza is a \u2018\u2019serve-vour- self\u201d establishment.Like many shops of this type.it suffers from light- fingered persons who do just that \u2014 serve themselves.without paying for the goods.Since the Mart opened.Westmount Police estimate that there is on the average about one case a week of shoplifting there.though the incidence has slowed with a strengthening of the store\u2019s own internal.plainciothes security staff.This week, however.they made a double nab.Two brothers were caught in the act of picking up \u2018bargains\u2019.They are going to appear in Social Welfare Court.Their ages: 9 and 14.day at the Centre Sociale of the University of Montreal.(Mr.Baker was reluctant to provide lhe Exammer with a copy of the brief for fear it may be misconstrued at Westmount City Hall.with which a dialogue has been carried on for some time and in which Mr.Baker feels progress toward resolu tion of differences is being made.) Theme of the brief was that urban renewal is an approach to city problems which should be used only when there is no other apparent solution.That is.when buildings in an area are derelict or simply not suitable for conservation and rehabilitation - the condition which Mr.Baker and his colleagues maintain is not the case with the area with which they are concerned in Westmount.(Continued on Page 7) ONLY 37 MORE \u2018STOPPING\u2019 DAYS \u2018til Dec.7 \u2018Stopping\u2019 days are for stopping, thinking and preventing a fatality in Westmount; Dec.7 we CAN all be proud of 12 full, fatality- free months. 2- The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, October 31, 1968 Major exhibit to honor Robert W.Pilot Less than a year after his death, Robert W.Pilot is to be honored with a major retrospective exhibition of his works.The great Canadian painter\u2019 made his home at 51 de Lavigne road and his studio was at 10 Rosemount avenue, Westmount.About 140 works -\u2014 paintings, sketches and watercolors \u2014 have been selected for the exhibition, which opens at The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts tomorrow and continues to Dec.3.A preview for members of the museum will be held at 9 o'clock this evening.T.R.MacDonald, director of the Art Gallery of Hamilton, Ont., and a life-long friend and fellow- artist, mounted the show, in cooperation with Montreal Museum staff.The exhibition will be presented later at Halmilton.Cullen stepson Stepson of the painter Maurice Cullen.Pilot was born in St.John\u2019s.Nfld.in 1898.He spent most of his life in Montreal.RECENT PAINTINGS | by RONALD DAVIES © Painting Rentals © Prints and Etchings © Custom Framing ® Chargex DAVIES HOUSE OF PAINTINGS 4908 Sherbrooke St.West 486-1264 Exhibition of Paintings in 6 windows of the east passageway.C.N.R.Station Robert W.Pilot where he died in December 1967.He was president of the Royal Canadian Academy from 1953 to 1954.Pilot's landscapes are widely known.They hang in many museums, boardrooms, private clubs and collection.It was while Pilot was attending the Montreal High School that he began to sketch in his stepfather's studio.At night.he attended art classes at the Monument National and the Royal Canadian Academy.Neither Cullen nor he could pay for classes for him at the art school of the then Art Association of Montreal \u2014 now the Museum but the principal, William Brymner.enrolled Pilot anyway with the understanding that he would pay whenever he could.Later.a businessman.Walter Hislop.financed Pilot to allow him to pursue his art studies in France.The Hislop estate is among the lenders to the exhibition.In the Second World War.Pilot served as a camouflage officer with the 1st Canadian Corps in Italy.He was cited in dispatches and won the MBE.In addition to the Hislop estate.lenders include the Montreal Museum: the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa; the Confederation Art Gallery, Charlottetown, P.E.I.; the Lord Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Fredericton, N.B.; the Art Gallery of Hamilton.Ont.Public Library and Art Museum; the St.James's Club, the University Club.the Club Saint-Denis, tthe Mount Royal Club, the Engineers\u2019 Club the Hamilton Club and the Mount Stephen Club.The Royal Bank of Canada, the Power Corporation of Canada Limited, Dominion Bridge Company Ltd.I.B.M.Corporation and Continental Galleries are among other institutional lenders.Private lenders Private lenders, in addition to Mrs.Pilot.include Hon.Léon Balcer.Mrs.J.W.McConnell, A.Fraser Elliott, C.G.Green- shields.David G.McConnell, Mr.rand Mrs.A.Murray Vaughan.Bartlett Morgan.Lady Spencer Churchill.of Chartwell.England.Mr.MacDonald.Mr.and Mrs.Duncan Stewart.Edgar F.Tol.hurst, David R.Morrice and Mr.and Mrs.Walter H.Klinkhoff.LUST AAU VS 2 50852 ANNE PHILATELY | \u2018 BY ; Mark TW einen : AAA NA SANNA 408 Name the game: Philatetv?or stamps for postage or stamps for sale?Yes.let the buyer beware! It seems to be the new motto adopted by the Philippine Post Office In the years 1963 to the end of 1967 the new issues from this country had an average face value of 6.15 pesos yearly.Now we learn that the Philippines have joined the parade and signed up with an agency to handle the sale of their postage stamps.One of the first sets to be an- vw ran fa the collector.You don\u2019t collect perforated stamps?Good, then they will supply them imperforated.You don\u2019t like mint issues?Once again they oblige, they will supply them cancelled to order.for an additional premium of 5 percent to cover the extra service.From all of this one thing is certain: should this issue be well received, then you the collector had better hang on to your wallet, for who knows what we can expect next.Burundi This is a country which issues far too many new issues yearly.however they do try to please.Souvenir sheets are issued both perforated and imperforated while the stamps are issued both mint and cancelled to order.The CTOs however are sold at a substantial reduction in price and not an increase as mentioned above.On Sept.30, to commemorate International Letter-writing Week, a set of eight stamps and VEUEVEU CU » Q EYEE ELEY] ar pu STATE eee re CESSE BRED 2 | MAGYAR A SAVE VALUABLE DOLLARS AND ENJOY oceans OF HOT WATER ANNUAL TYPICAI RESULTS Family of .FOUR Six Cost of Electric .$115 $160 Costof Qil .$48 $67 Savings with Oil .$67 $93 IMAGINE AT THIS RATE IN TEN YEARS! 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Cohen and Son Fuels Ltd.vous offre un équipement neuf à des prix raisonnables pour un confort complet de votre maison, votre bureau ou votre industrie tout en vous vendant l'huile à chauffage approprié et un service prompt et efficace par des spécialistes qualifiés pour vos problèmes de chauffage.Quoi d'autre un dépositaire d'huile à chduffa- ge est-il supposé faire?Epargnez de précieux dollars et jouissez - d'un océan d'eau chaude RESULTATS TYPIQUES ANNUELS IMAGINEZ LES MONT.\\NTS DANS DIX ANS! $930 ACHETEZ OU LOUEZ nounced under this new agreement consists of five stamps.depicting the Kennedy brothers.with a face value of 15.06 pesos and a souvenir sheet of 10 pesos, with the peso worth 26 cents U.S.giving the complete set a value of $6.50 U.S.What do we learn from this?(1) One of the first sets to be issued under this new agreement has a face value more than 4 times greater than the yearly average for the last five years: (2) Many governments and postal agencies derive financial gain by appealing to the sentimentalists.However.in view of this.do not judge these people too harshly.for they have shown consideration to the needs of the collector and have left no stone unturned in their efforts to please you, F.Herrick-Herrick 5207 Sherbrooke W.484-3462 STAMPS Montreal's newest \u2014 finest stamp center \u2014 for seniors, juniors and beginners \u2014 buying \u2014 selling \u2014 superior items \u2014 rarities \u2014 space fillers.NOW OPEN FOR YOU! ; STAMP HOUSE LTD.a souvenir sheet (total face value \u2018259 Francs) were issued depicting famous paintings by old masters.Hungary A set of eight stamps and a souvenir sheet were.issued to commemorate the Olympic Games, Mexico 1968.This set was followed with an Oct.6 issue comprising four semi-postals and a souvenir sheet containing four semi-postals, to commemorate \u201cStamp Day.\u201d This latter set.printed by multicolor offset.is most attractive and should appeal to the topical collector of \u201cart\u201d on stamps as each stamp depicts a masterpiece of ancient Hungarian earthenware from the 17th-19th centuries.W.Bileski Montreal Daily 10:30 a.m.- 8:30 p.m.Sat.9 a.m.- 5 p.m.20 ESA PR 866.4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS'N.St.John Ambulance here is seeking new members Some 27 black-uniformed men, officers and NCOs of No.178 Westmount Ambulance Division, St.John Ambulance Brigade, meet each Monday evening from 8 pm to 10 pm in the Ward Room of Victoria Hall.Their numbers are not great \u2014 in fact, they look for more members \u2014 but these are the people who turn out faithfully, in all kinds of weather, at hockey games, football games, at parks and playgrounds, skating rinks and all sorts of public events to provide first aid for the sick or injured.Perhaps less public, but no less important, they provide home nursing, child care and some attendant and transport duty.For over 26 years the West- mount division has been on the job not only providing valuable public service but also producing from its ranks a number of Corps and Provincial officers.Still more are on the way up.but in order to continue this contribution to this best known work of The Order of St.John more new members are needed.There is no distinction between race.creed.color or language \u2014 only a willingness to keep up continuous training.perfecting old skills and taking new courses as they come along, both the theoretical and practical.At the weekly meetings.for example.the men practice their first-aid techniques and engage in foot- drill and stretcherdrill.There is home nursing training for ladies.done at a nearby hospital.Even some men train in child- are! Qualified to join is anyone who has taken or wishes to take a first aid course.who is over 17 vears, or who previously has been in the brigade.Nurses likewise are welcomed.Furthermore, \u2018any youngsters over 8 years of age can join the cadet division.First aid courses available St.John Ambulance Associa tion announces the beginning of a new series of first aid course on Wednesday, Nov.6, for nonmembers wanting the necessary knowledge to cope with emergencies.The course.for those who have time available during the day.is held from 2 to 4 p.m.and from 8 to 10 p.m.for business folks.Both courses will be held once a week at St.John House, 3489 Drummond street.corner Mc- Gregor.Each course consists of 16 hours lectures.two hours per day during eight consecutive weeks.The following subjects will be taught: 1- Outline of First Aid; 2- Structure and Functions of the body: 3- Dressings and Bandages: 4 Circulation of the blood: 5- Artificial Respiration: 6- Injuries to bones and joints: 7- Burns and scalds: 8- Unconsciousness and shock.All courses are conducted by certified instructors of the St.John Ambulance Association and a single fee of $6.00 per person is charged.This includes the first aid manual.triangular bandage (which remain the property of the candidate.as the manual.is of particular importance for future reference) the course.final examination.certificate and pocket or wallet card.if earned.The certiticate enables all persons to join the Ski Patrol For further information.call 842-9981.Are you Percentage-wise?R01 rec Th REGULAR 0 SAVINGS DEBENTURES & GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES PERMANENT TRUST Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation 1326 Greene Ave.Westmount 861-8855 1D.B.LANE, manager Thursday, October 31, 1968 - 3 Building permits issued by Westmount City Hall during the past week range from $25,000 worth of alterations to a commercial building at 310 Victoria avenue to a $130 gas instalation in a private home at 158 Cote St.Antoine road: OCT.22 158 Cote St.Antoine: for Mrs.H.M.Allan by JP.Bellemare, $130, gas instalation: OCT.23 695 Victoria: for Don T.Bishop by Lewis Conway Plumbing and Heating, $500, replace and relocate three fixtures; 360 Grosvenor: for Dr.R.M.M.Smith by James H.Melnty- re, $1,930, alterations and install five fixtures; 1 Westmount Square: for West- mount Square & Centre by Shelva Woodcraft Ltd., $5,000.alterations: OCT.24 139 Abbott: for R.Dietrich by by R.Dietrich $900.alterations install three fixtures: OCT.25 4915 Sherbrooke: for Ben Kassie by Raymond I.Corre, $6,000.alterations and instali one one fixture: OCT.28 310 Victoria: for 310 Victoria Building Inc.by Hamel Construction.$25,00.alterations.Total value: $39.480.Cote St.Antoine surface hazarded by slick of oil Cote St.Antoine road\u2019s new one-and-a-half-inch asphalt surface was threatened with serious \u2018damage Tuesday when a leaking tanker truck spread a slick of oil on sections of that busy thoroughfare from Metcalfe to Claremont avenue.Wesmount public works department promptly spread sand, both to soak up the oil and minimize the slippery hazard for motorists and pedestrians.The sand was swept up again before the Tuesday evening rush.Engineers will be inspecting the pavement to determine what damage, if any.was done.Cote St.Antoine, for its entire length.was included in West mount\u2019s 1968 extensive street resurfacing program.Toyota Corolla.LUS Las CURE 1922 ST-CATHERINE W.Ar TS WATCH REPAIRS ESTABLISHED OINIMAN'S WE.3-4046 oN 1899 5 Certified Watchmckers JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.Expansion eyed at St.George's The corporation of St.George\u2019s School of Montreal decided at its 37th annual meeting to allocate $15,000 for preliminary architectural and engineering drawings and estimates for expansion of the high school.The existing location at The Boulevard and Ramezay road will be the site for this proposed addition.The board of directors for 1968- 1969 are: Chairman, Mrs.B.S.Johnston; vice-chairman, Dimitri Dimakopoulos, Westmount; secretary.Dr.V.C.Runeckles: assistant secretary, Harvey Goodwin, Westmount; treasurer, T.Toczylowski; assistant treasurer, E.H.Veinish.Other board members are Thomas C.Daly.Mrs.R.Duder.Westmount.Gerald G.Fisch, Mrs.Maynard Gertler, Westmount; Mrs.Peter Hendry, Westmount; E.S.Heney.West- mount; H.Derrick Leach.West- mount; Lloyd McClintock.Mrs.W.D.McGurrin.Westmount: Mrs.A.Melikoff, Mrs.Mark Nickerson.Dr.Sam Rabinovitch.Morrie Rhorlick and C.P.Trent.Robert Leicester.principal.1s ex officio a member of the board.Advisory council consists ot: Dr.J.F.C.Dixon, chairman; Mrs.M.Parker.secretary: Mrs.M.G.Ballantyne.Westmount: Mrs.K.Bedoukian, J.L.Bieler.MeKinney\u2019s Letter Shop 4795 ST.CATHERINE STREET WEST Gerald Birks, Westmount; Dean Maxwell Cohen, John Frosst, Dr.Henry F.Hall: John Low-Beer, Prof.J.R.Mallory, Westmount; Lou Ritchie: Dr.Alan Ross, Westmount; Mrs.C.M.Russel, Westmount; Mrs.John Shipley and Mrs.T.C.Stuart.American Women to sell rummage The American Women\u2019s Club is holding a rummage sale in St.Stephen's Church parish hall, At- water avenue and Dorchester boulevard, from 2 to 6 pm next Thursday.Mrs.Carleton Pierce, 472 Strathcona avenue, is a past president of the club while Mrs.George McGinn of 4300 de Mai- sonneuve boulevard is the first vice-président.Marianapolis fêtes Diamond jubilee celebrations at Martanapolis College this weekend will involve students, faculty, administration officials and alumnae of the College.About 600 persons are expected to attend five events in a homecoming program organized by the Alumnae Association to commemorate the founding in 1908 by the Congregation de Notre Dame of Notre Dame Ladies\u2019 College, to which Marianapolis traces its origins through Marguerite Bourgeoys College.con Prat letterheads envelopes business cards business forms We can fold 3000 sheets per hour Salt ua = ALAIN him before leaving.Westmount FLORIDA a Fly to Florida or anywhere in North America \u2014 and arrange to have your car delivered by culling Montreal Drive Away Service.A 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 4018 St.Catherine St.wea: 937-2816 CALL ANYTIME = 4 - Thursday, October 31, 1968 Lu) 2 » THE 7 PRIZE w; CANADIEN WEEX 9 te ; \u2018 19 Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home Published Every Thursday by J.W.Sancton & Sons 4630 St.Catherine Street West Westmount 215, P.Q.Editorial Accounting Circulation Display Advertising Departments 932-3157 Classified Advertising 8.30 a.m.to 5 p.m.weekdays (To 10.00 p.m.Mondays and Tuesdays) 931-7511 The Examiner aims to be an independent.clean newspaper lor the home, devoted to public service.Mail Subseriptions: S330 per sear S200 batt vear.Ven cents a copy.Member ol the Canadian Weeklv Newspapers Association.Queher Weekly Newspapers Association.Authorized is Second Class Mail by the Post Oltice Department.Ottawa and tor payment of postage in cash René Lévesque could be right Mr.René Lévesque suggests English-speaking Québeckers may rally to the cause of his new Parti Québécois.He could be right.We \u2019\u2019anglos\u2019 have every reason to support any movement in this province which offers a present and foward looking policy in place of the tired and cliché-ridden.any leader who thinks and enunciates clearly about the problems of Québec \u2018in confederation's second century.And particularly.someone such as Mr.Lévesque who makes us wince at home truths yet.at the same time.recognizes the importance of the English-speaking minority and firmly states its rights.Increasingly we can identity with Mr.Lévesque.understand why he bolted his tired old Liberal Party and appreciate how he has.at the same time.moderated more extremely nationalist groups to accepting his standard.He advances a good deal more unequivocal promise of leadership than the National Union under either the too - certain Mr.Daniel Johnson or the still - uncertain Mr.Jean-Jacques Bertrand.A Quebec clearly in the hands of its majority people makes sense \u2014 \u201cmaitre chez nous.\u2019 À Québec which recognizes all its citizens, of whatever origin.as citizens 1s really all those who are non- French can ask.If Mr.Lévesque and the Parti Québécois hammer out policies in greater and demonstrably workable detail which are good for Québec.they should be good tor us all and worthy of support.Farmers, users are being milked A farmer gets 12.3 cents of the 28 cents we have been paying for a quart of milk \u2014 taken before dawn and late in the day from his cow.in his barn.with his equipment, fed from his silo.hayloft and pastures \u2014 by the farmer himself.his wife.his children and.if he can find them.perhaps a hired hand.It is a good life.in the coun- trv.fresh air.sunshine: but a hard one.He has a big investment.built up over generations or thanks to heavy and burdensome borrowing despite government assistance.The dairies require him to keep quite a plant.including big stainless-steel bulk tanks which refrigerate and agitate the milk between pickups by trucks every second day.Facilities must be kept clean.his herd frequently tended by vets.To make ends meet.he must have a large and expensive operation.Yet he gets little more than 40 percent of the doorstep price for his milk.What's worse.the dairies to which he is contracted take only part of his milk at that 12.3 cent price.What they say they can't market normally they accept as \u201csurplus.\u201d but at a much lower price.We've said here before and we say again that the marketing of milk in the Montreal district is archaic.wasteful and a disgrace.No where is it more obvious than here on the streets of Westmount.the delivery trucks of several different firms grinding around the same routes.putting a few bottles here and a few there.And a government-sponsored board which perpetuates a system which serves primarily the dairies \u2014 and the producers\u2019 and the consumers last.Fireworks jibe in U.S.and U.K.Election Day.1968.in the United States is Guy Fawkes Day in England.Next Tuesday.Nov.5.our U.S.cousins will elect a new president and congress.On Nov.5.1605.Guy Fawkes and some other people planned to blow up the King and Parliament in England.Political fireworks in the United States; traditional fireworks in England.Keep an eye on new Québec session By JIMMY SOUVIENS QUEBEC - Quebec's new prime minister.Jean-Jacques Bertrand.is presiding over his first session of the Legislature with his hand at the helm and it should prove to be an exercise well worth the consideration and attention of the residents of this constituency particularly.There should be plenty of food for thought and debate.Certainly the language question will not be overlooked.and the accent is bound to be on the St.Léonard You Say Non-elected boards create body's need Sir: Further to a letter from Doreen Richter.assistant to president.Québec Federation of Home & School.published Oct.10.explaining the formation of the Montreal District Council.I wish to refer to your editor's note: \u2018that a Home & School \u2018power group \u2014 as the new Council has been described by federation directors \u2014 is to be deplored.\u201d Firstly.the words \u201cpower group\u2019 is an interpretation of the press and not federation directors.The situation where English language rights in education have been left undertermined could have been less crucial with properly elected school boards.Westmount is fortunate insofar as provision is made for local school board elections.for non- Catholics.Montreal proper.on the Protestant side (which includes St.Leonard) does not have an elected school board.In fact this board consists of 10 members who are appointed.These all sit on the PSBGM.and make up an almost majority of the total 25 members there.Members of the Montreal Catholic School Commission are appointed.St.Leonard.on the Catholic side.is supposed to have an elected school board.The principle of language choice in education is a challenge to human rights.Infringement of this principle is every citizen's concern.In an area where no elected school board exists to protect the rights of its citizens.it would be folly and irresponsible for parents to sit back and say nothing: or for parents to apathetically wait for legislation to be passed allowing Montreal school board elections.The Montreal District Council has established liaison with Montreal Catholic parents.The word \u2018power\u2019 can, no doubt.have derogatory connotations.and put into the wrong hands can result in the infringement of human rights.Without a democratically elected school board.parents concerned have no choice but to \u2018speak up\u201d on their own behalf.The Montreal District Council has not limited its scope to the language question.Its role is to \u201cprovide a common meeting ground for all local associations or groups in the area under the jurisdiction of the PSBGM: to provide a common clearing house for the exchange of ideas and problems of member associations or groups in the same area.and to co-operate with schools.school authorities.teachers\u2019 associations.municipal authorities and all other bodies on matters concerning the education and welfare f children.OF CAEATEN GERTRUDE KATZ, Executive Member, Montreal District Council.6580 MacDonald Ave.Montreal 254.P.Q.situation with Education Minister Jean-Guy Cardinal in the centre of the storm as Opposition members bring up such contentious questions as the staffing of community colleges and the alleged slowness of grants.Critical Then.too, the provincial Liberals have been highly critical of the government's information policy.and have hinted more than occasionally that they will try to make the term \u2018propaganda\u2019 stick.Under fire too.according to opposition upper-level types.will be several ministers of the gov- Coa The Ni \u201cI do not think at this stage it is really very relevant whether one is pro-Biatra, pro-Nigeria, pro-this or that \u2014 the only thing that is essential is to be pro- human beings.\u201d A Nigerian Administrator This view.in my opinion.sums up clearly the role that the world should assume in an effort to resolve the tragic civil war of that country.To take sides achieves no good purpose.More than that.it is detrimental to the aims of the people of Nigeria.one of which is to achieve a peaceful settlement of their differences.The Canadian Government has come under criticism by the opposition and news media for its decision not to press for a U.N.resolution concerning the hostilities in Nigeria.Many people are quick to accept this criticism as they believe that.when an impasse is reached.it can do no harm and perhaps some good to bring such a subject up for discussion at the U.N.The Government, however.must contemplate the ramifications of any such action.Will it really help bring an end to the fighting or only add fuel to the flames?Two opposing views are at the root of the present Nigerian civil war.One, that of the Nigerian Government.is that some form of a federated state is viable for Nigeria: the other view.that of the rebels.is that federalism is unworkable in Nigeria and that a breakup is at once inevitable and desirable.The Canadian Government does not consider itself an authority on whether or not a federal system of government 1s inherently good for Nigeria.We do subscribe to certain principles.however.As Mr.Sharp put it: \u201cOne of the principles ot international relations is that of non-interterence by one nation in the internal attairs of another.Non interference and territorial integrity are issues of manifestly great importance to the newly-formed states of Africa \u2014 as indeed they are to Canada.\u201d What is particularly relevant about the Nigerian situation is the gerian dilemma ernment who have been jetting to and from Paris with almost monotonous regularity.In the cards.say those close to the National Union.are guarantees for the English minority.but they will almost certainly be coupled with measures to change curricula in English schools so that all Quebecers will have at least a working knowledge of the majority language.And in economic development the new prime minister of the province will be able to point to Sidbec's takeover of Dominion Steel facilities in this province and Ontario.tribal aspect.rather than the political.The Ibo tribe.by showing dissatisfaction with the type of Government in Nigeria.may be establishing a dangerous precedent for tribal minorities in other countries of black Africa.The benevolent yet idealistic Wilsonian doctrine of self-deter- mination.if carried to an extreme.would.result in an Africa far less cohesive.far less peaceful.and much.much poorer than it is today.This the Organization of African Unity fully appreciates.as its recent declaration implies.with reference to the Nigerian war.The conference \u2018asks all Member States of U.N.and 0.A.U.to abstain from any action susceptible of impairing the unity.territorial integrity and peace of Nigeria.\u201d The potential role of the U.N.as an international body does not change the picture.For the U.N.to call for a cease-fire in Nigeria before an internal political settlement is reached would be, in my opinion.counter-productive.Genocide The distasteful word \u2018genocide\u2019\u2019 has been a major cause for the publicity that this civil conflict has been receiving.The use of the word has persisted although no evidence of genocide has been adduced.Two Canadian Members of Parliament, who just returned from the rebel-held area, dispute invited observers\u2019 reports.However.a distinction must be made between genocide and war-time atrocities.The latter are inevitable in any civil war.On this continent.the American Civil War attests to this.Where genocide could occur is within that part of the former eastern region now controlled by the Nigerian forces.precisely where the official observers are carrying out their duties.The most immediate and most complex problem is starvation.The Canadian Government appreciates this problem and, as it has reiterated.will do everything that it can to facilitate, as the O.A.U.declaration says, \u2018the rapid despatch of humanitarian aid to all those who need it\".RTT LESS ye: aus > The Westmount Fire Brigade answered the following calls during the past week: OCT.23 436 Eim: Water Leaking: OCT.24 15 Melbourne: Trouble with automatic washer: OCT.25 51 York: Oil burner trouble: 350 Selby: (Chas.E.Frost & Co, chemicals) Fire of oil and oxygen: 174 Edgehill: Person locked out: 359 Victoria: (Apt.5) Fire extinguished by occupant: OCT.26 Nil.OCT.27 55 Thornhill: Furnace trouble: OCT.28 Atwater Metro Station: (With Montreal Fire Department) Strange odor: 15 Forden: Child locked in room: 1280 Dorchester: (Rear) Fire in garbage bin.OCT.29 Nil.OCT.30 4882 Sherbrooke: Blocked chimney.inside masonry collapsed: 3 Wesmount Square: False alarm: 482 Grosvenor: Flare pot on street upset.No damage.OCT.31 672 Roslyn: Light ballast smoking.Candidate lives here Montreal City Councillor John Lynch-Staunton, named National Union candidate in the Dec.4 provincial by-election in Notre Dame de Grace.resides at 3114 Daulac road.Westmount.neddie FIX-IT.3 Ze 10 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, October 31, 1968 Classified Advertising » SHE oes \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 931-7511 10 Words \u20181.Te for each additional 00 word Please phone your Ads early in the week.No ads accepted after 1 p.m.Wednesday for current issue ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY AND TUESDAY TILL 10:00 P.M.Wed.Thurs.Fri.till 5 p.m.Accounts may be paid ot the Examiner office, 4630 St.Catherine street west, Westmount, or at The Monitor and St.Laurent News-otfice, 6525 Somerled ovenue Advertisements not paid for in advonce of publications are subject to a 25-cent billing charge.(1) Property for Sale (98) Help Wanted Female Metis Beach Part Or Full Time 450 feet Water Frontage on lower Bilingual St.Lawrence, 15 acres of land ideal .een Sent House vets Experienced ment.Completely Squipped.$20.00.$65 Crown Trust Co\u2019 dicensed Legal Secretary brokers).Evenings.937-5201.For Westmount Office (39) Offices to Let Short hand and typing in both Ville St.Pierre.Offices for small business.Also suitable for small repair shops.T.V.electrical, ete.Call: 489-3186.(50) Apartments to Let Fielding Coronation 4a large bright.top floor.elevator apartment, 1% bathrooms, $160.Sublet or lease.489-3341, evenings.(61) Flats - Duplexes to Let Sublet T.M.R.¢ room heated lower duplex.living room.natural fireplace.3 bedrooms.12 x 15 foot dining room.kitchen equipped with stove.garage, laundry area.basement for storage.$180.737-9965.(63) Flats Furnished Sublet LOWER 5%.duplex, furnished.Somerled - Hampton.Or share 637-2193 (71) Rooms to Let CEDAR Cote des Neiges, furnished.quiet Reasonable.Excellent transportation.Lady.Call 937-1341.(82) Autos for Sale 1966 Lincoln Continental.4 door.15,000 miles.Full 50.000 mile guarateee.Executive owner Call Mr G.Gagnon, 766-8521.737-2870.66 Pontiac Laurentian.V-8, automatic.4 door.tires.Excellent condition.$1,300, 481-6838.67 Pontiac Grand Parisienne.Full power.Automatic.winter tires.$2,595.744-1819.snow Envoy Epic 1966.in excellent condition.Radio.equipped.Reasonable.Call: 738-1416 RAMBLER Classic.1963, excellent condi: tion.Owner driven.Snow tires, block heater $800.Call 737-3010.after 5p.m 62 Fairlane 2 door.mechanics and body in perfect condition.Radio.block heater Call evenings.744-6662.(90) Garages to Let Westmount Metcalfe.heated garage parking or storage.Immediate.WE 7-1897 languages a must Work days and hours may be arranged For appointment call: 288-8974 EXPERIENCED TYPIST * Westmount location.* General office duties.* Usual fringe benefits.* Permanent position.Reply in writing stating experience and qualifications (108) Sales Help Agents Male - Female SALESLADIES, some experience, given full training.Full or part-time.No investment Call after 6 p.m., 486-2132.(113) Domestic Help Wanted Woman Wanted Part-time, 3 mornings weekly.Adults.Snowdon area.References.Call 482-1305.(117) Domestic Employment Wanted RRR Couple for General Cleaning.733 1310.(119) Baby Sitters Available WILL mind children in my home daily.Best care given.482-5623.(122) For Sale Living Room Furniture Kroeler 4 Piece sectional Chesterfield New condition Sacrifice.738-3950.(126) Antiques Bedroom Furniture SINGLE bed.4 poster with mattress.$35.Call: 738-5351.(130) For Sale Kitchen Equipment _ KITCHEN set, wrought iron.Good condition.Will sacrifice.484-2703.MOFFAT gas stove, automatic.30 inch glass door.Like new.$50.332-9551.MOFFAT electric stove, 40 inches.fully automatic.deluxe model.Excellent condition.Reasonable.486-9077.(132) For Sale Instruments PIANO apartment size, Walnut.excellent condition.Just tuned.$300.Call: 481-3029.(136) For Sale Clothing & Furs HIGHLY styled black Persian lamb coat.black beaver trim.size 12: Black Persian coat, mink trim.size 14: maternity clothes: regular dresses.small sizes.Reasonable Call.Hunter 2-3748 SE (126) Antiques (136) For Sale Clothing & Furs ANTIQUE marble top commode, early 15th] Century, original marble.original brass) pulls.$180.Hunter 2-1510.(127) For Sale LA BOUTIQUE FANTASQUE QUALITY DRESS BOUTIQUE At La Boutique Fantasque you'll discover (PARIS ORIG- HAUTE COUTURE CREATIONS, EUROPEANS IMPORTS) and better ladies wear.They're all nearly new fashions and sold at a fraction of their original cost.Now you can afford those fashions you've dreamed of INALS?owning.*Dresses *Gowns *Day and Evening Wear *Suits *Coats a 7 La Boutique 2075 Crescent St.RESALE Fantasque 288-3655 Beautiful fur lines coat with fur collar.Size 34-36 Like new.933 | 4392.GREY lamb coat and jacket: dresses: coals.Size 12 - 14.Good condition.Bargain.482- 487 (138) For Sale General (138) For Sale General (138) For Sale General for Rocking Chairs Weekly Adservice, sure Dé & Antique Box 1785, uital 2 lor living room 4630 St.Catherine St.W., Two old side chars.Westmount 215, Que.Pll set (102) Help Wanted Male WESTMOUNT.Olivier Avenue near West- em.$20.monthly.Call 935-4288 Garage.Heated.Aherdeen Avenue below the Blvd Call 486-4233 HEATED Garage.modern building.available immediately.Metcalfe - Sherbrooke.933 9915.(95) Parking Space to Let Outside parking for trailers or smal) fleet of trucks.Ville St.Pierre, area.Call: 48% 3186 BILINGUAL SPORTS SUPERVISER Required for Municipal Recreation Department on Island of Montreal The Successful candidate will have a background of extensive experience in Amateur Sports, specifically in and around the Montreal area Applicants must have a substantial educational background Salary Write in full details to: $430 up Box 1786 4630 St.Catherine St.W., Montreal 215, Que.Direct from Factory ALUMINUM doors and windows: fibre glass asmings and aluminum siding.Call 384- Wringer washer.$30.: studded tubeless snow tires 885.900/15 used only two months.pair .482-2697 ee \u201chesterfield.matching chairs, $40.3/4 bed p drapes.$30.Good condition 36-1347 Viking humidifier.Valnut finish.used onw month.$30.Call: 334 MAHOGAMY liquor cabinet radio phonograph combination: tables; lamps: sink.Reason able.Call 488-4183.COMBINATION radio and record player Phillips).Beautiful cabinet.486-9077.BUSINESS SERVICES 0 O0 000090000000 00 252525250528 Q 0% OSS SS OSINIIOONNODLY Colson Wheel chair.no-mar wheels.padded seat.removable arms, double brakes, Perfect condition Telephone.331-8839.0 OOOO O0 0 0 CNN RX HHI H MXN XX XXX OOOO) PAINTING & DECORATING Script Hand Writing NAMES FOR DIPLOMAS CALL RI 4-6662 AFTER 6 pm PORTABLE T.V.19 inch screen: oyster color Beaver fur coat: lady's cloth winter coat.fur trim.size 12: man's cloth winter coat.velvet coller.size 42.Reasonable.486 GENUINE Black Forest furniture (last cen Dead storage for cars in roncrete building.Ville St Pierre area.Call: 489-3186 (106) Work Wanted (Male) (98) Help Wanted Female Beauty Counselors Ambitious women wanted for Christmas season.Full or part-time.No canvassing.Call: 861-6484.Man with truck or station wagon seeks work.Cail: 489-3186.Odds ans ends moved from our home or office.Light furniture, rugs and parcels or unwanted articles.Call anytime: 489-3186 - 489-6089.Galerie Heritage 43 A Westminster Corner Sherbrooke NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED Sheritan desk: Edwardian china and corner cabinet: original French armchair: French commodes: oc casional tables: cramberry glass: Hallmarkedsilver kury).8 pieces.good condition Best offer.43-3271, 322-0656 CCASIONAL chair.gold velvet.$40.: side hair, $10.Evening, 737-4404.NE super floor model R.C.A.21 inch T.V.light mahogany.Reasonable.Call.747-4357 evenings only.Must Sell Dinette set: chesterfield: boy's mahogany bedroom set.twin beds: girl's bedroom set.white and gold: lamps.Excellent condition Reasonable.Call Hunter 8-6472.JOHNSTON 5'z H.P.Motor, 1962.$75.Bendix duomatic.$50.Cooper loveseat.matching chair.$250.: knotty pine buffet base.86 inches long.$75.: Colonial chesterfield.matching chair, $300.Call 932- 7900.AUTOMATIC portable electric oven with cabinet: dinette table.4 chairs, wardrobe trunk.Reasonable 737-1055 GAS wall space heater.48 inches high.Nearly new.Reasonable.488-1627 NEW chesterfield with matching chair, custom built.French Provincial, with slip covers.Reasonable.484-2570.Upholstered chair: bird cage: floor lamp: mixmaster: twin bedspreads: man's suits and storm coat.size 38.Reasonable.488- 6422 Poster For Bazaars, concerts, rummage sales.etc.Sizes 14 x 14 and 14 x 22.488-2692 HOME IMPRQVEMENT JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT Garage door repairs.service.747-6075 Hesidence 684-3876 PLUMBING & HEATING WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE.WESTMOUNT 935-1121 935-1189 ROOFING OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME LACHINE 637-2308 241 UR SERVICE DRESSMAKING BILINGUAL dressmaker designer from France.Dresses, gowns, all alterations, Fast service.932- 5133.Expert Interior Decorator PLASTER repair.wall paper hanging spray gun.furniture changed from painting to nz tural wood of any kind Free estimate Reasonable rates Winter Specials CALL ROBERT 665-2078 ENTERTAINMENT COMEDY MAGIC FOR HOME AND OFFICE PARTIES NEW ERA MAGIC 845-6465 CARPENTRY Carpentry Basements - Kitchens - Balcones - partitions - Repairs Work guar anted Reasonable Cali 73 3509.Lee BARS bookcases: vanities: modern kitchens.finishing basements.Residential and Conv mercial furniture, 766-9937.TILES & CERAMICS Bathroom tile, mar.ceramic repairs or new.Call 331-4455. Dog Services (138) For Sale General The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, October 31, 1968 - 11 (163) Educational Vi ctoria H all 484-1854 DO YOU WANT A HEALTHY DOG YOUR PET NEEDS EXERCISE REGULAR WESTEND DOGWALKERS TRAINED, RELIABLE STAFF ï FULLY INSURED LOW WEEKLY RATES ! Wedgewood, Buxton Bone china.481-2574.Kitchen set $15.: muskrat coat mink shade $50.334-5349, PRIVATE WIG NEVER WORN BEAUTIFUL FULL REDDISH BLOND WIG HAND MADE EUROPEAN HUMAN HAIR NYLON MESH CAP BEST QUALITY.$70.00 ALSO ONE BRUNETTE FULL WIG.CUT AND SHAPED REASONABLE.CALL: 733-9873.EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS Broadloom 3 rooms, 300 sq.ft.wall-to-wall $75.Call 738-4242.Oriental Rugs Beautiful oriental carpets 7 x 9 and 6 x 9.Call.744-2167.(138) For Sale Ganeral (138) For Sale General Dining room set.Gibbard.9 pieces.excellent condition.$600.: Automatic washing machine and dryer (Frigidaire).$225.or ] nearest offer.Call: 731-6035.Hampstead Home CUSTOM made bedroom suite, Italan (walnut): including head board.105 inches: 2 step night tables.24 x 20: triple dresser.86 x 22: desk vanity.51 x 20: framed Mirror.54 x 38.New condition.Very reasonable.487-3090.PAIR snow tires for Mustang: Junior bed.child's table set.2 chairs.Reasonable.489-4182.Package deal, $95.DEN furmture 2 piece with reversible toam cushions (brown).modern: 2 leatherette arm chairs.747-3889.DOUBLE continental bed: dresser with mirror.bookcase, White electric automatic sewing machine; carpet.9 x 15: beige.Reasonable.488-3539 TWO large green chairs (Drexall).Reason.FURNITURE FROM A BUSINESS MAN\u2019S HOME French Provincial dining room set, only 3 months old; Custom built Provincial chesterfield and chair with matching tables and crystal lamps; Bedroom French Provincial; 7 piece kitchen set; pair marble tables; custom built colored T.V.; stereo; odd chairs; Imported lamps, oil paintings and other household articles.Everything less than 5 months old.Must sell.270-2986.able.Call.737-3817.- Bh die ter 2- 3 1 a od e Citizens 2 find Care and Comfort at .Decarie Manor | ï A new way of living! Privacy, with companionship, in a quiet section of Snowdon.Wide choice of Apartment units.Rental includes: 3 meals uw per day, special diets if required; free weekly maid service; lounges for leisure with TV; recreational program with full-time co-ordinator; trained staff on duty 24 hours per day, plus many other features.Why not visit us at 5820 Decarie Blvd.342-2266 or 342-2398 People care about YO EL CONTENTS FROM AN 8 ROOM HOME Exclusive Spanish bedroom; complete living rom, Spanish Provincial; wrought iron kitchen set, 7 pieces; dining room suitel 6 foot long stereo; T.V.; mir rors; marble tables; 5 original oil paintings; odd chairs; lamps; etc.Everything like new.Will sell separately.739-8847.LAZYBOY.char.grey Boucle: 2 walnut needlepoint chairs: muskrat jacket.Hunter 1- 0506.INDIAN rug.6 foot 6 x 10 feet: walnut wardrobe, small table; metal cupboard: studio couch \u2018redi.small upholstered chair Hunter 1-0506.Must Sell CHILD'S dresser.9 drawers.like new; woman's.12-18.suits.dresses coats: little girl's clothes.4 to 6x: voung girl's clothes, all nearly new.piassware, dishes: antiques suitable tor gifts: many other items Reasonable.Call: 488-8782.Rug and underpad.9 x 12 $15 and $10.dining room table.$15.Cali 484-6318 (151) Wanted to Purchase WANTED: Small camp trailer.Call, 484 5915 after 4 p.m.and weekends.WANTED.apartment size piano in good condition.Private 484-0208.WANTED dinette set (wood).4 chairs.Reasonable.Call.488-3628.WANTED: Old Canadian paintmgs.Will pay top prices.738-0672.(154) Lost LOST: ballet shoes pink.Victoria-Maison- neuve October 22nd.484-2714.(156) Found scene of Bazaar The Women's Auxiliary of the St.Famille Day Nursery will hold its annual Christmas Bazaar on Tuesday at Victoria Hall from 10.30 am to 5.00 pm Proceeds will aid the work of the auxiliary for the nursery, which is conducted by the Sisters of Social Service.Mrs.Michael is General Convener of the Bazaar.Those in charge of various booths are: Mrs: T.P.Slattery and Miss Alice Kennedy, Christmas decorations; Private Lessons In Mathematics given in your home by qualified experienced High School teacher.Call 352-4427.Private Piano Lessons by professional.Call 489-3709.GIRL WITH B.A.WILL TUTOR ENGLISH, HISTORY.LATIN.CALL 933-9441.Mrs.V.P.Heney and Mrs.J.R.Leslie, knitting: Mrs.W.P.Krausman and Mrs : E.B.Fairbanks, antiques; Viceregal couple Mrs.Bruce Wright, home at Canadian Club cooking: Their Excellencies, the Gover- Ja bert sen an Mrs.nor-General of Canada and Mrs.; Roland Michener will be at the MS, w att Coghlin and Women's Canadian Club luncheon que: se y.g meeting at 1 p.m.next Wednesday ern at the Sheraton-Mt.Royal Hotel.rs.B O- Ryan.doll raffle: de- Following the luncheon His Wolfe Reid, jewelry: Excell ill add th t- Mrs.Arthur Gravel.aprons; ing.ency will address the mee Mrs.V.G.Wisby and Mrs.Edgar Reynolds, raffle and Tickets may be obtained from Mrs, H.Stevenson and Mrs.W.John H.Hill Stationery, 1217 H.O'Reilly, luncheon, which will Green ave.and Fry's Stationery be served from 11.30 am to 2.00 4826 Sherbrooke st.w.pm.FOUND: Pair man's horn rimmed glasses.vicinity Montrose - Clarke Avenue.October 21st.Bought at Barlow's.935-0802.(158) Domestic Pets SIAMESE kittens.pure bred: 6 weeks old.$30, each, 738-6957._ (161) Courses Learn Massage New World Institute For information call: 489-0790 (4to8p.m.) 3886 Verdun Ave.(163) Educational Tutorial Service Qualified tutors in all subjects and grades.Private or group instruction.Call MS EA.Tutorial Service, 392-3094.between 2 and 5 p.m Parisian Will heltp to perfect your French Conversation.Call after 5 739-6412.French Course for Professionals or students, all levels.Call evenings, 482-8907 Chateau Bar-15-@ We feature.BAR-B-CHICKEN AND FIAVOR- CRISP PRESSURE FRIED CHICKEN BOXES \u2014 Dinner for one 1.35 FAMILY BUCKET \u2014 Serves 5 to 7 happy people 3.95 PARTY BARREL \u2014 Serves 7 to 10 grateful people 5.35 SPECIAL BOX \u2014 Dinner for two 2.45 THE THRIFT BOX \u2014 9 pieces of Flavor Crisp Chicken.Serves 3 to 4 2.85 ; 5151 Sherbrooke West (Corner Vendome) FREE DELIVERY 482-2950 Gavin Ross Smith Chapman John R.Fuller ROSS.FULLER & COMPANY LTD.Insurance Brokers & Consultants.One Westmount Square Westmount 6, Que.931-3887 VALUATIONS Alan Mitchell MC.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.iN fAStrada -PIAZZA TOMASSO 8205 Decarie Blvd.CLEANING Homes - Offices - Buildings @ Windows @ Walls @ Floors @ Carpets @ Upholstered Furniture @ Janitorial Service FREE ESTIMATES Without Obligation B.& D.CLEANING COMPANY Phone: 933-1935 4508 St.Catherine St.West, Westmount bg Ï 12 - Thursday, October 31, 1968 Police shoot Tuesday Opening shoot of the fall season for the West End Police Shooting League will take place on the Westmount Police range at the Stanton street station.according to retired Insp.Andy Lawson of the local force.Taking part.with Westmount's own eight keen hand-gun marksmen.will be officers from Dorval.Lachine.Montreal West.Ville St.Pierre.Verdun and LaSalle \u2014 the last-mentioned being the organizers.Shoots will be here and in Dorval this year.and extend over 20 weeks.There will be 10 shoots in each of slow, timed and rapid fire.the participants working for their tyro, sharpshooters\u2019 and masters\u2019 gradings.Last year\u2019s top scorer in the league was Jim Coleman.public safety officer of the West- mount force, who chalked up a 99 in 10 seconds of rapid fire.The league participates in the New England Postal Matches along with police shooting clubs from many points in Canada and the Eastern United States.Insp Lawson, in his retirement.was until last year training officer of the Westmount Police.He now devotes his efforts to the shooting league.Like to Paint?Applications close today for the position of \u201cpainter's helper B\u2019 in the paint shop of the Westmount public works depart- \u2018ment.Duties call for doing smooth painting on wood or metal.applving decals.lettering.etc.for 40 hours a week at $2.55 per hour casual.$2.72 fulltime.SPORTS Mules go undefeated The Mules coached by Paul Hamilton and Cammy McFadden went undefeated throughout the City of Westmount recreation department 8-man touch football league schedule and were declared ne Kitchen, Geoff Parkinson.Ran- champions.dy Southin, Gordon Walkling, Pe- In the final game of the season, ter Walkling.Larry Galietti.they overwhelmed the Brones by Charles Gutelius.Bruce Cowper.a score of 25 to 6.They will be Michael Howard.Geoffrey Wick- awarded crests at the annual ham and Michael Jeppesen.STANDINGS City of Westmount Recreation Department {As at Tuesday morning, Oct.29) awards night.The championship roster: Geoff Collier.captain.Derek Smith.co- captain: Vic Pare.co-captain: David Brault.Peter Chapman.Way- NAME TEAM GP TD FG C R TP Geoff Collier Mules 8 15 1 1 92 Brian Clarke Huskies 8 12 4 76 Wayne Kitchen Mules 8 10 2 62 Michael Howard Mules 8 8 1 49 Billy Dodge Broncs 8 7 2 44 David Thomson Huskies 8 6 4 40 Normand Lariviere Bulls 8 6 2 1 39 Victor Pare Mules 8 5 1 31 Kevin Ayotte Bulls 8 4 3 27 Jimmy Worrall Bronces 7 4 1 25 Geoff Parkinson Mules 8 3 3 21 Derek Smith Mules 8 1 1 3 1 13 Lenis Elliott Bulls 5 2 12 Normand Mitchell Huskies 7 2 12 Stephen Emo Huskies 8 2 12 Angus McCrimmon Bulls 8 2 12 David Barrie Broncs 8 1 6 Gordon Walkling Mules 8 1 6 Bobby Ward Huskies 6 2 2 Stephen Teatro Bulls 8 1 1 FINAL MOSQUITO TERMITE P W L DPTS Argos 39 19 9 11 49 Falcons 14 8 2 4 20 Rough Riders 39 14 15 10 38 Léopards 14 5 6 3 13 Tigers 39 13 14 12 38 Gophers 14 3 8 3 9 Alouettes 39 11 19 9 31 FINAL p Ww L D F A PTS MULES 8 8 0 0 274 57 16 HUSKIES 8 4 4 0 142 166 8 BRONCS 8 3 5 0 112 163 6 BULES 8 1 7 0 91 233 2 New faces volunteer to assist youths Every day sees something new added to the program at Unity Boys\u2019 and Girl's Club.New faces are in evidence too.as well as former members who shew up daily.The staff at the club.along with several teenage members.have finalized plans in welcoming all who visit the club on Hal- lowe'en night.The club will be open from 6:30 pm to 9 pm and for this occasion.it will be an \u201copen house\u201d policy.This type of program will give all the children living within the community.members and nonmembers.and opportunity to visit the club without interfering with their door-to-door canvassing.Several new program will be starting at the club next week and members are asked to sign up as soon as possible.The staff extends a hearty welcome to Mr.and Mrs.J Thompson who have joined our ever-increasing volunteer staff.Mr Thompson will be working closely with Buddy Constantine in the Cosom Hockey League.Mrs.Thompson will be teaching the art of cake decorating on Mondays.Hockey coach Mr.Martineau has also volunteered his services as a coach for the Club's Pee Wee Representative Hockey team.He will be assisted by Rosaire Labbe.homme and Nicole Wattier.Some of our members attended the drug seminar at LaSalle Catholic High School on Sept.26.Talks were given by ex-drug addicts and alcholics followed by Andy Viau.who is the brother of the club director.will be a volunteer leader in the newly former Model Airplane Club.which will hold their classes on Wednesday nights at 7 pm started Nov.6.Plans are to organize a film on the effects of drugs.an indoor soccer league and an This was followed by an open dis- outdoor ice hockey league tor all cussion.members this winter.Plans are Cooking courses will be start- also being made for the Christ- ing next week on Tuesday and Thursday nights.All those interested in participating please contact Wendy Jolly ! Mr.Constantine.boys work su- U | Y BOYS pervisor.angounces that members of the UCAP Youth Organization and have offered their services to Unity for the coming season.GIRLS\" CLUB By RAY VIAU New leaders This group of potential leaders is headed by Dino Juliano.who has been president of the club since it's formation 12 years ago.Mr Juliano's Boys Club has been closely associated with the Dominion Soccer League Charn- pionship in 1963 to 1965.His boys will be welcome at Unity to run mas holidays: read the club's weekly column for information regarding the present and future our indoor soccer league.program of Unity Boys\u2019 and Girl's Anyone wishing to register for Club.the indoor soccer league please Miss Wendy Jolly reports that contact Buddy at the Club.16 girls attended the St.George Mr.Juliano is a personal friend Kiwanis bowling tournament last of Buddy's and has offered 18 Saturday.Winning trophies were boys to assist Unity in achieving Janet Morrissey.Debbie Standing.the aims of any youth organiza- Jeannie Pritchard.Yvette Prud- tion.THINKING ABOUT PANELLING?choose the warm, rich elegance of mr WELDWOOD HARVEST ELM Its rich golden-brown tons and distinctive grain will add \u2018extra beauty and value to any room.And like all Weldwood pre- finished panelling, Harvest Eim is guaranteed for the Life-of- your-Home.But act quickly.The supply is limited.on $8.75 on $9.98 RUTHERFORD COMPANY a < HYMUS BLVD PE AA hd POINTE CLAIRE MONTREAL LENT I NEY TEL: 932-7161 Lumber ® Plywood @ Paints ® Tools @ Builders\u2019 Hardware CITY OF WESTMOUNT AN POPPY DAY | ONF SN / Mon Corin) WHEREAS thousands of Canadians gave their lives in defence of our country and the democratic world in World Wars | and Il and in Korea; and WHEREAS memory of their service and sacrifice is a source of inspiration to all citizens as our nation faces new difficulties and dangers; and WHEREAS this memory is kept ever bright by the annual wearing of memorial poppies in their honour and in honour of all other Canadians who died in War service; NOW, THEREFORE, |, Michael L.Tucker, Mayor of the City of Westmount, do hereby declare that Saturday, 9th November, 1968, be observed as Poppy Day in the City of Westmount and urge that all citizens observe the day by wearing the memorial Poppy of the Canadian Legion.WESTMOUNT GENEVA PASTRY NOW AT 4257 St.Catherine St.W.935-4884 Mr.and Mrs.André Perret 3rd WEEK IN A MOMENT HE COULD BE DEAD and the only man who could save him was going to arrest him for murder! RODTAYLOR - CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER A LILLJPALMER + CAMILLA SPARV 3 ha .IR DALIAH LM \u2014 i EY Ad ify THE HIGH > oF COMMIS SIONE, Feature at: 1.25, 3.25.5.25, 7.25, 9.35, IN COLOR Last complete show at 9.10.EMA GREEN AVE OPPOSITE NT SQUARE AVENUE THEATRE 931.2477 PARKING AFTER 6 P.M.\u2014 75¢ ST.CATHERINE ST.ENTRANCE "]