The Westmount examiner, 9 janvier 1969, jeudi 9 janvier 1969

[" City Council: NO POLL Mrs.Helen Rochester Mrs.Rochester is seen above last night as she presented the following statement to The Examiner: After much thought and consideration and despite strong urging by many of my supporters, I have decided not to contest- the WMA nominee for Seat No.1 in the forthcoming municipal elections.It is my opinion that the interest generated by the WMA meeting drew a fair cross-section of the population and that the vote recorded there was a true reflection of the wishes of the majority.I also feel that the events of the past few months.the meeting itself and the strong support given me at it.represent no small victory.Many of the things my supporters and I were seeking have begun to materialize, if in a lesser degree that we would wish.It is my firm intention to continue to work toward these ends during the coming year and to anticipate next year's elections with interest and enthusiasm.I thank warmly all those who worked so hard on my behalf, and hope that the interest they have shown ina more responsive.more representative civic government will continue and grow.Helen Rochester Retiring Mayor M.L.Tucker The first City Council election in nine years appears to be off and the first election in 50 years for the School Commissioners for the Municipality of the City of Westmount is on Monday.Last night Journalist Mrs.Helen Rochester, 311 Elm avenue, after weeks of indecision and the flu, presented a statement to The Examiner in which she said she would not be contesting City Council Seat No.1, for which Architect Charles Aspler, 615 Roslyn avenue, was nominated by the Westmount Municipal Association Dec.10 at an overflow Victoria Hall meeting.She lost to Mr.Aspler in a membership ballot at that time, 542 to 372.Unless other, dark-horse challengers appear, it is anticipated that the WMA slate for mayor, three aldermen and one library trustee will, by tradition after all, be acclaimed on Monday, nomination day at city hall.Meanwhile, official WMA wishes for the school board are not materializing.Last Monday, the association's candidate, Mec- Gill Physicist Dr.Elton R.Pounder, 21 Windsor avenue, won Seat 7 by acclamation but its other nominee, Lawyer James A.Robb, 9 Renfrew avenue, is faced at the polls by veteran commissioner (and Greater Montreal Board vice-chairman) A.Reid Tilley, 310 Roslyn avenue \u2014 who has refused the suggestion he should quit.Westmount School Commissioners: ELECTIONS SET FOR MONDAY The choice is between these two men 55 Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home Vol.XXXVII, No.1 Westmount 215, P.Q., Thursday, January 9, 1969 ADIEUS PAID IN COUNCIL It's been farewell time, last week and this, in City Council.The gun was jumped at the conclusion of the Dec.30 Council meeting by Ald.Peter M.Mc- Entyre.Having presented his 1969 budget, as finance commissioner, he filed his nomination papers for mayor with City Clerk R.B.Seaman and automatically effected his resignation as an alderman.Thus, before his anticipated assumption of the mayoralty by acclamation next Monday.he was able to say good-bye to his colleagues for a fortnight, during which he is a plain, ordinary For Mayoralty Peter M.McEntyre A citizen, known as \u201cMr.\u201d McEn- tyre.He was not present at Tuesday evening's Council meeting, which opened with Mayor Tucker expressing appreciation for himself and Ald.Irving Backler of their nine-year association with Council and wishing all a happy 1969.This was their last Council meeting.They had both gained their aldermanic seats on the last occasion Westmount went to the polls, in January 1960, when the Westmount Municipal Association nominations of them both were contested.Ald.Ian Craig, on Council's behalf, told both gentlemen they would be missed.At the conclusion of the 15- (Continued on Page 8) try.flurries.corse Clearing during the weekend, with zero nights.Days mild with gleamy sunshine and occasional 10: Car theft twin cities\u2019 newest link The links between the \u2018\u2018twin\u201d cities, Westmount and Rimouski, this week became a little more hard and practical than contemplated in Centennial year by Mayors Tucker and Tessier.Monday Westmount Police made a flying visit to the Lower St.Lawrence centre and returned with an 18-year-old girl and three juveniles, held in the common jail there for allegedly stealing here a week earlier a car belonging to Rev.H.Ray Ashford, minister of Westmount Park United Church, from his home at 305 (Continued on Page 15) EE NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER 3 By ERIC NEAL à January 11 to 18 Mild air is drawn from the south as temperatures ease for the partial thaw normal for the Last Quarter of the January Moon.For the St.Lawrence valley, smog, freezing drizzle and 4\u201d to 6\" of fluffy, wet snov.Intermittent snow in the Laurentians, with morning fog or freezing drizzle.Cold mid-week then more snow, possibly with thunder.Easterly winds veering to southwest will bring blizzard conditions for all the north coun- antl James A.Robb 9,300 eligible to cast votes at 16 polls Some 5,300 Westmount residents will have the opportunity to g0 do 16 Is.{see page 9 for who and where) on Monday to choose between two candidates for the Westmount School Board.While voters will be placing an \u2018\u2018X\u201d\u2019 beside either the name Robb or the name Tilley, it has become evident over recent weeks that the contest is between new blood in the time-honored West- mount Municipal Association and a retired business executive who devotes his full time to not so much the local board as higher echelons of Quebec Protestant education.} The protagonists are, in reality, Douglas P.Thomas, 455 Clarke avenue, peppery chairman of WMA's education and library committee, and A.Reid Tilley, who is just completing his fourth three-year term as commissioner and, representing (Continued or Page 9) Acclamation Dr.Eiton R.Pounder 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 9, 1969 For the first time since 1919 there will be an election for the School Board in Westmount.Citizens who are interested i ino truly vital democracy will applaud this, not only because it makes the general public aware of the great issues-in education, but also, and equally important, it causes the candidates to state their views on hese issues.) It's your School Board.Why, one might ask, is-this election being held now, and what \u2018are the issues?To answer that it is necessary to understand that, here in Westmount, there are large numbers of parents who have young children in the schools, who are deeply concerned about the quality of the public education their children receive.They want the very best that is available, so their children can grow up and compete anywhere in the world.They also want their children, not only to be able to speak French, but also to participate fully in the whole community of Quebec.More than that, they want to become involved in achieving these objectives.It is not good enough for the kindly administrator to pat them on the head, and assure them that all is well in the best of all possible worlds.They want strong lines of communication with those in authority, and they want those who represent them to be leaders in forming public opinion, and not just running pell mell after it when forced to take a position.This is probably why we are having an election in Westmount.It is not only young \u201cpeople, it is middle aged people and older people who recognize a change is overdue.This is a force in our society that runs through all ages, and among all citizens who are generally concerned with the future of education in Quebec.When an able, mature individual is prepared to serve on something as demanding as a school board, we should not be afraid of change, indeed, we should welcome it.The change we seek is the election to the School Board of Mr.James A.Robb.Mr.Robb, a partner in the law firm of Stikeman, and government law as it relates to the individual.A graduate of the Arts and Law Faculties of McGill University, where he was president of both the Students\u2019 Union and the Students\u2019 Council, he took post-graduate work in the Faculty of Law at the University of Montreal.A former secretary of the McGill Graduate Society, he is at present Chairman of the Martlet Foundation.Since his university days he has been keenly interested in all aspects of community affairs.Mr.Robb is married to the former Katherine Teare and has three children, two of whom attend Westmount schools.Mr.Robb is typical of many parents who have children in our schools.He knows the strong underlying desires of these parents because he is one himself.He is in touch with the community, and he has the capacity to deal with the great problems of religion and language in a cool dispassionate manner.He is not tied to the existing administrative structure.He can be flexible in dealing with the major structural changes that will be taking place in Quebec over the next several years.Mr.Robb, along with Dr.Elton R.Pounder, was elected as an official candidate to the School Board by the Westmount Municipal Association at an open meeting on December 10th, attended by some 1,200 people.During this campaign, we have tried to discuss the major issues both in meeting and through the mails.We have not tried to repeat our views on all these major questions here, but to outline for you what we believe to be the strong underlying current of public opinion} which has given rise to this election.It's your school board.To make it an even better board, we urge you to vote for James A.Robb on Monday January 13.Committee for the election of James A.Robb to the Westmount School Board.For information Call: 932-5751 935-3848 489-8110 933-2932 933-9728 482-1654 VOTE JAMES A.ROBB JANUARY 13th OFFICIAL CANDIDATE, WESTMOUNT MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION.Elliott, Tamaki, Mercier & Robb, specializes in taxation \u2014 eR EE ve ty patti oon - \u2014 pa pe pp pr tr pr Ra Pit Ma du rm An mm EE TAX) SERVIEE! 866-4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS\u2019N.The following building permit was issued at Westmount City Hall during the past week: Jan.3 165 Edgehill: for H.R.Mc- Cuaig by James H.McIntyre.replace gas heater tank.$165.OUR NEW MOH: This 1s Dr.Henry Angus Boright, whose appointment as medical officer of health for the City of Westmount was recommended to the Lieutenant-Governor-in- Council by City Council resolution Dec.30.(See Examiner, Dec.30.) The part-time post, in which he succeeds Dr.D.G.Mackay, is being filled by a West- mounter who went to public schools here and now resides at 510 Argyle avenue.He has been in private practice here, at 4119 Sherbrooke street west.since 1963.specializing in internal medicine.Bom March 15.1929.he attended Bishop's College School and McGill University (BSc.MDCM.MSc) and also trained at the Royal Victoria Hospital.Montreal Children's Hospital and Duke University Medical Center He has served Shawinigan Chemicals Ltd.Alcan Ltd.and the Town of Mount Royal health department.He is married and has three sons.SINCE 1916 OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL - - INDUSTRIAL WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.637-2308 24 HOUR SERVICE FLORIDA BOUND?Fly to Florida or anywhere in North Ameri- co - and arrange to have your cor delivered by calling Montreal Drive Away Service.A bonded driver will deliver your car to your destination \u2014 he will pick it up at your home - giving you a chance to meet him before leaving.Montreal Drive Away Service's drivers are corefully screened and selected.References available on request.Call Paul B.Smith MONTREAL DRIVE AWAY SERVICE 937-2816 CALL ANYTIME 4018 St.Catherine St.week Westmount Thursday, January 9, 1969 - 3 Westmount is quietly becoming an important centre for Canada\u2019s multi-million-dollar advertising industry.An even dozen firms, large and small, engaged in advising on, creating and placing of advertising have their shingles hung out here.And there are indications the number may increase.The nationally-oriented industry.with its regional and local interests.traditionally has been centred on Montreal and Toronto, with branches of the large firms and more local independent practitioners in other principal cities.Only a few years ago, most of Montreal's \u2018\u2018grey-flannel-suit™ set had their offices centred on downtown St.Catherine street as their \u201cdistrict\u201d, much as the financial fraternity made their workaday homes on St.James street.It was Montreal's \u2018\u201cMadison avenue.\u201d Decentralize But the tendency to decentralize in a burgeoning metropolis has got to the marketing men, too; even as many of the industries they serve have moved out of the core area to spread themselves in the suburbs.Of the approximately 200 agencies shown in the authoritative National List.seven have offices in Westmount.And five more firms listing themselves as advertising agencies are located here.Something in the manner of Westmount's retail establishments, clustered in the Green and Victoria avenues areas.so with the ad agencies.And there are two favorite locations \u2014 not.by the way.as one night expect in the posh facilities of Westmount Square.but nonetheless attractive setups.One is 4141 Sherbrooke street west.March of Dimes opens next week The 1969 March of Dimes campaign sponsored by the Royal Canadian Legion takes place Jan.15 to 31 with an objective of $160.000.Originally instituted to combat polio.the March of Dimes now extends assistance to victims of other diseases requiring wheel chairs.orthopedic appliances and specialized therapy PET LA A PHILIPS Tape Recorders Record Players Stereos © TV Radios © Shavers SALES & SERVICE ola LA, (4 140) Peet Street \u2014 288-4161 Corner ot St.Cathennsi WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN\u2019S WE.3-4046 oy 5 Certified Watchmakers ESTABLISHED 1899 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.the Westmount Life Insurance company building, which houses three firms, and 310 Victoria avenue (the \u2018\u2019Three-Ten Victoria Avenue Building\u201d), the home of three others.The agencies: Advertising Associates Ltd.4141 Sherbrooke ; Ardiel Advertising Agency Ltd., 310 Victoria; Bowen, Mann, Korenberg Ltd, 4141 Sherbrooke ; Consiglio & Associates Inc.493 Elm; | Westmount quietly becoming locale of national advertising business Greiner, Harries.MacLean Ltd., 4115 Sherbrooke : Heilling, Suggitt & Beaney Ltd.4891 Sherbrooke ; The Mac Shoub Group Inc., 4141 Sherbrooke : Monpar Inc.310 Victoria ; Phillips Advertising Inc., 310 Victoria; Publicitex Limited, 245 Victoria, Torobin Advertising Ltd., 4823 Sherbrooke; and Erwin Wasey of Canada Ltd., 1310 Greene.HENRY MARKS LIMITED SHERATON-MOUNT ROYAL HOTEL January DISCOUNT SALE MEN'S FURNISHINGS LESS 20% With exception of Staple Goods Overcoats Suits Less 30% Discount Less 30% Discount Sport Coals Less 30% Discount BURBERRY Overcoats & Topcoats Less 30% SWEATERS SPECIAL GROUP Less 30% BROKEN LINES English Shoes Now $19.95 From Our Made To Measure Department An Cpportunity To Buy Shiffer-Hillman, Somuel- sohn or Warren K.Cook Clothes at Reduced Prices. 4 - Thursday, January 9, 1969 THE WESTMOUNT Fxaminer 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 te be an independent.clean newspaper for the home.devoted to public ser vice.Mail Subseriptions: 33.50 per vear: S208 halt sear.Ten cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association.Quebec Weekly Newspapers Association.Authorized as Second (lass Mail by the Post Office Department.Ottawa and for payment of postage in cash.Backler and Tucker - the elected ones The Examiner precipitated the last public election in West- mount.We were proud of it.That was nine years ago.The WMA had nominated two worthies by the names of Irving S.Backler and Michael L.Tucker for aldermen.We did not oppose these two gentlemen.We opposed the system whereby, without a feedback of views from the electorate except through the WMA membership, a self-perpetuating system, year after year, filled public offices by acclamation.We felt that the democratic machinery of the ballot was overdue for a workout.A series of editorials in this newspaper during 1959 bestired a number of like- concerned citizens.À \u2018\u2018West- mount Voters\u2019 Association\u201d was formed.The Examiner sponsored a public meeting in Victoria Hall to hear and to quiz the candidates.In the outcome, Mr.Backler trounced Frank Megan and Mr.Tucker handily defeated Mrs.H.L.Reusing.It was a good, clean fight.As we commented in this space after, the experience made Messrs.Backler and Tucker the strongest men in city hall, not excluding the then mayor, because they were there with unassailable mandates.Time proved us right.These two gentlemen have proved invaluable members of Council, and the mayoralty of Mr.Tucker has been one of the most conscientious and fruitful in Westmount\u2019s long history.We bid them both a farewell from public office, just as Council came close to experiencing its first election since.We regret that the franchise is not to be exercised at city hall at this time, but fully expect the ferment in the city will not quickly die in these times of change.But just the threat to its ways has been good for WMA.Meanwhile, there is no gainsaying that the School Board workout Monday is opportune.Half a century of no contest is some kind of outer limit which should never be repeated.Our local railroad gets some plaudits Full marks to Canadian Pacific Chairman N.R.Crump, or his speech-writer, for this grand and sweeping prose opening his forecast for the New Year: \u201cCanadian Pacific will strengthen its leadership in 1969 as the world\u2019s only total system for moving people, things, ideas and information.\u201d Then again, further down, this reference to CP\u2019s new \u201cmultimark\u201d \u2014 note, no commonplace \u201ctrademark\u2019!: *\u2018.a colorful symbol based on a square for stability, a circle for global operations and a triangle for movement.\u201d For several years we have been a little sad that Canadian National, which doesn\u2019t pass through Westmount, seemed to be showing all the glamor of modern symbols, \u201cred, white and blue\u2019 fares, Rapidos and Turbos.Now it\u2019s CP\u2019s turn, and it is our guess good old private enterprise will outshine the government - owned system, not only in glamor but in global concerns.Maybe next year you'll be mentioning outer space, Mr.Crump! People like ads - but not on TV A coast-to-coast survey made by Brodie Snyder, assistant managing editor of The Gazette, shows that 63 per cent of those interviewed say their newspapers would be less satisfying without advertising.This is reported in Canadian Printer & Publisher.Only 20 per cent make the same statement about television.And 90 per cent say they would prefer their TV without any commercial advertising at all.Irish \u2018pub crawl\u2019 points disputed Sir: After reading Stephen Schofield's article on Mr.Greenway\u2019s tour of Ireland on his bicycle, I must say I had a good laugh.I was in Ireland last summer with four friends from the States and we all agreed that Ireland is the most wonderful country in the world.The people are so industrious and at the same time so friendly.We did not see the pubs full from back to front with lazy people, and as for donkeys: we hardly saw one.Everywhere we went there were plenty of cars.And when we spoke to the old people they were all so happy; they told us they have a good health service, and when they travel on the buses there is free travel for all over 65.I am sending this Examiner to my friends in the States.I guess they will be thinking my thoughts.That Mr.Greenway must have over-indulged in one of the pubs and as he went in search of the donkeys, fell off his bicycle and got concussion of the head.What a shame.If he had to see the good things, perhaps when he returned to his homeland he could ask his MP to start some free services for the old people here in Canada.I hope Mr.Greenway is fully recovered by now, and perhaps when he takes his next tour of Ireland, he will cut out the pubs.(Mrs.) Honor Maria Pendleton 4280 Dorchester street west, WESTMOUNT 215.Tilley supporter challenges Thomas Sir: I wish to question the validity of Mr.D.Thomas\u2019s, chairman of the Westmount Municipal\u2019s Association education committee, report on Mr.Reid Tilley, who is running for school commissioner on Jan.13.Having worked with Reid Tilley at the provincial level I know him to be the most progressive member of the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal, and only his election by Westmount voters will insure his contribution to speed the democratization of English- speaking education in this province e.g., the replacement of the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal by four elected regional boards.This is why educators and school board members outside Westmount wrote asking the Westmount Municipal Association to re-nominate Mr.Tilley.As parent committees will soon replace local school boards it is important to insure their effectiveness by electing a fair distribution of parents from each school under a local board.If Mr.Thomas had been aware of this, and of the make-up of our local board, he would have known that there is only one school commissioner who is a parent of children in Westmount Park School.The other four live in the Roslyn area and have children in that school or at the high school.Both the Westmount Municipal Association\u2019s candidates.recommended by Mr.Thomas, also live in the Roslyn area.One will no longer have children in the school system after 1970.Why wasn\u2019t Mr.Thomas objective enough and in touch enough with the whole of Westmount to have suggested one eligible candidate at least from Westmount Park School?(Mrs.James) Marna Darragh 645 Belmont avenue WESTMOUNT 217.EMPTY LANDMARK GETS NEW FUTURE At least three generations of Westmounters will readily recognize this still-respectable building, on the southwest corner of Sherbrooke and Metcalfe, variously as the old Westmount telephone exchange or, after the Second World War, headquarters of No.401 (City of West: mount) Squadron of the RCAF Auxiliary - which perpetuated the 1st Canadian Fighter Squadron in which a roster of dashing Westmounters flew their Hurricanes and Spitfires from the Battle of Britain onwards to VE-Day.After the war it also became the home of the veterans of No.306 (Maple Leaf) Wing, Royal Canadian Air Force Association.The wing, at its December meeting, decided to proceed with purchase of the building from Crown Assets Disposal Corporation and soon work parties of members will be cleaning, painting and repairing for the wing to move back in, hopefully in March.Ultimate aim is to build a high-rise senior citizens\u2019 home on the site, which also will be RCAFA quarters and a memorial to 401 Squadron.National Capital Commission The National Capital Commission, although dating only from 1959.had its origins in the Ottawa Improvement Commission.created at the end of the 19th century.That commission, composed of a small unpaid group of prominent citizens, had an annual budget of $60,000.Today.the National Capital Commission employs a staff of some 700 with a budget of $24.- 500,000 for the current fiscal year.The one man who should be singled out for special mention is the late French planner.Jacques Greber.For it was he who formulated the master plan for the development and beautification of the Ottawa-Hull area.Memorial Plan In 1945, as a memorial to Canada\u2019s fallen in the Second World War, Greber was asked to prepare a comprehensive plan for .Canada\u2019s capital.The Greber report was tabled in Parliament in 1951 and was subsequently adopted in principle by the Federal Government.It has, since that time, served as the commission's planning guide.Mr.Greber\u2019s plan included five major proposals: The development of open space, the planned location of government buildings, the relocation of railways, Gatineau Park.and the green belt.This last proposal and its subsequent implementation are unique in land planning and development in Canada.It envisaged a controlled ring around the perimeter of the Ot- tawa-Hull area.Its primary purpose was to prevent urban sprawl, a condition in which Toronto finds itself at present.Complementary to this aim were urban renewal at the city core and development of satellite communities.A lack of enthusiasm on the part of municipal authorities on the Quebec side of the river precluded the establishment of a complete green belt.However, a semi-circular belt has been established on the perimeter of Ottawa by the NCC through the purchase or expropriation of land.It is about 2% miles wide and the inner margin is approximately six miles from tha city centre.Those of you who are familiar with the Ottawa of 10 years ago could not be otherwise than visibly iinpressed with the relocation of the railway station and the railway yards outside the centre of the city.The area west of the Parliament buildings (the Lebreton flats) has been cleared of miles of railway tracks for purposes of redevelopment projects, one of which is for the (Continued on Page 15) Vanier City juveniles nabbed here The New Year started wrong for three juveniles from Canada\u2019s newest named place: Vanier City.nt.They made the mistake of being spotted Jan.1 in Weredale Park by a Westmount Police uniformed patrol, stopped and questioned about the car they were in.It turned out to be from Vanier City, named for Canada\u2019s late Governor-General.And it turned out to be stolen.The trio was taken into custody until picked up by Vanier City Police.Where the heck is Vanier City?The erstwhile Eastview, Mont- real-road suburb of the national capital, Ottawa.Roslyn resident in lottertax draw One Westmounter, Theo Goldman, 651 Roslyn avenue, was among the 153 lucky persons whose names were drawn for this Sunday's contest in Montreal's monthly voluntary lottery-tax scheme.won CITY OF WESTMOUNT Public notice is hereby given to all who may be concerned that By-low 723 entitled \"BY-LAW TO LEVY AN ASSESSMENT TO MEET THE CURRENT EXPENSES AND OTHER EXPENSES OF THE CITY FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1969\" was adopted by the Municipal Council of the City of Westmount at a general sitting held at the City Hall on Monday, 30th December, 1968.Details relating to suid by-law are fully set out in By-law 723 which is open for inspection by all persons interested at the office of the City Clerk, City Hall Westmount.Given at Westmount this sixth day of Januory, 1969.M.L.TUCKER Mayor R.B.SEAMAN City Clerk 2.& CITY OF Gy WESTMOUNT Public notice is hereby given thot a public meeting of the elector- proprietors of the City of West- mount wos duly convened in the City Hall, Westmount, ot eight o'clock in the evening on Thursday, the 19th of December, 1968, with respect to a by-law entitled: \u201cBY-LAW TO FURTHER AMEND BY-LAW NO.655 TO REGULATE RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL ZONES\u201d concerning grade level.The said By-law 724 was subsequently given second and third readings and was adopted by the soid Council of a general sitting thereof held in the Council Chamber on Monday, 30th December, 1968.Details relating to said by-law are fully set out in By-low 724 which is open for inspection by all persons interested at the office of the City Clerk in the City Hall, Westmount.Given at Westmount this sixth day of January, 1969.M.L.TUCKER Mayor R.B.SEAMAN City Clerk The Westmount Fire Brigade answered the following calls during the past week: Dec.27 3270 Cedar: stove; 1345 Greene: Broken radiator; Overheated gas Dec.28 20 Gladstone: Mattress fire; 18 Belvedere: Belt slipping on washer; Dec.29.534 Grosvenor: Chimney trouble; 558 Victoria: Defective steam valve on furnace; Dec.30 4174 St.Catherine: (Westmount Square Restaurant) Fire in range and exhaust duct; Dec.31 4026 St.Catherine: Black smoke from chimney; Jan.1 4998 de Maisonneuve: Mattress fire; 12 Park Place: Smoke scare; 4046 Dorchester: Smoke scare; 36 Surrey Gardens: Leaking roof: Jan.2 4840 Sherbrooke: Broken window; 495 Claremont: Defective fuse; 5 Edgehill: Broken water pipe; 18 Holton: Defective fuse; Jan.3 4415 St.Catherine: Defective oil burner; 37 Windsor: Lint smoldering in rear of clothes dryer; 1 Braeside Place: Fire in storage room; Jan.4 532 Clarke: Oil furnace trouble; 250 Clarke: (opposite) Car on fire; Alexis Nihon Plaza: (Miracle Mart) False alarm; Jan.5 480 Strathcona: Short circuit in wire: Jan.6 4110 St.Catherine: Fuel oil spillage; 4350 St.Catherine: (Westmount High School) False alarm; Corporation Yard, Bethune street: Private car on fire; 430 Clarke: Broken water pipe; Jan.7 312 Roslyn: Steam, thought smoke, from automatic dryer.That Lapin garage in Council again That garage Murray Lapin, QC, is building at his home at 167 Edgehill road was back before City Council again Tuesday night.Because of the terrain, Council last month granted permission for it to be built outside the normal building line.This week Ald.John Birks moved the redivision of Mr.Lapin\u2019s four lots or parts of lots into a single new lot-to conform to a by-law which decrees: one building.one lot.Melver assisis Dawe Westmount got an assistant general manager with the start of the New Year \u2014 the first in that post since General Manager Norman Dawe moved up to the No.1 position in 1960.He is John Mackay Mclver, an impressively proportioned Scot with an equally impressive string of qualifications and experience for the task.His appointment, though not a le an John M.Mclver unexpected by those aware both of his ability and of the long-due need to relieve Mr.Dawe of some of his heavy duties of running the city, was a surprise announcement at the close of the Dec.30 meeting of City Council.Mr.McIver was born in Stor- naway, Scotland, Oct.25, 1925, and came to Canada as a youth, completing his schooling at Scots- town High School.He went on to get a BA and a BComm from Sir George Williams University and a MA in Public Administration and a DPA from Carleton University, Ottawa.Started 1954 Meanwhile, he had entered the public service in Westmount in 1954, remaining in the purchasing department until 1960.Before returning here in 1965 Li 4 { { | | TB gentleman Is quite forlorn He woke up to A plumbless morn, JOHN WATSON (QUEBEC) LTD.C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS ) DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service & Quotations on request 368 VICTORIA AVE.487-1760 Py ~~ ~~ ) YT ALE The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 9, 1969 - 5 Ald.lan Craig acting mayor Ald.Ian Craig, commissioner of public services, Tuesday evening was named by his fellow aldermen to be acting mayor for January, replacing ex-Ald.Peter McEntyre upon the latter becoming mayoral candidate.An acting mayor is regularly appointed by City Council, to function in the absence or stead of the mayor as required.Refund of surplus meets no opposition The new assistant general manager, John M.Mcliver, reported to City Council at its meeting Tuesday evening \u2014 in his former capacity as assistant city clerk \u2014 that the public meeting called for 8 pm Dec.30 regarding a by-law to refund to the city the surplus in the sinking fund was held and after the statutory two hours no ratepaying citizen had appeared.upon appointment as assistant city clerk, he held positions with the governments of Saskatchewan _and Ontario.Mr.Mclver is married, has no children.He is a member of the Community Planning Association of Canada and of the Municipal Finance Officers Association, Quebec branch.His new duties will not be an abrupt change.This week he was still carrying out duties under City Clerk R.B.Seaman and has been appointed the latter's election clerk against the possibility of a Jan.20 aldermanic election.Nor has there been a complete absence of support for Mr.> 12 VALUE e SELECTION e QUALITY The three features of our CELEBRATED JANUARY SALE SUITS Were $95.and $100.SUITS Were $115.OVERCOATS SPORT COAT SLACKS SHIRTS | (White and fancies) Were $9., $10., $11.SPORTS SHIRTS SOCKS Were $2.00, $2.50 TIES Were $2.50 to $4.00 Dawe\u2019s position.Miss M.J.Woolls has been serving as executive assistant in his department.now 879, now $94, now 20% Off now 854.ond S64.now 209% Off now 86.98 now 20% Off now $1.39 now $1.69 SHOES famous makes Were up to $37.50 now %24.93 and 829.95 Were $100.to $120.Going South?for buy for next spring and LIGHTWEIGHT SUITS summer) now §84.ond 896.The above values represent only a part of the many outstanding specials you will find throughout the store.Purchases may be added to your charge account.\u2018Max Beauvais er 385 St.james Street N° (Just one block from the Place Victoria Metro Station.Free parking corner St.Peter and Notre Dame) re 6 - The Westmount.Examiner, Thursday, January 9, 1969 UNITARIAN LUTHERAN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpsom SUNDAY January 12th 11:00 a.m.\u201cNEW SPACES AND NEW PERSPECTIVES\u201d Minister: Rev.Leonard Masson B,A.BD Organist: Kenneth Meek B.Mus.Choir Director: Barbara Keats.B.Mus.LAKESHORE UNITARIAN CHURCH a 14 Cedar Ave.Pointe Clare.Services at 9:30 and 1:15am.NORTHSHORE FELLOWSHIP at 1 - 9th Ave.Roxboro - Service at 8 p.m.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street OF THE MOTHER CHURCH.THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST.IN BOSTON, MASS.SUNDAY.January 12th 11:00 a.m.Church Service 11:00 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Nursery for Infants Lesson-Sermon Subject \u2018SACRAMENT\u201d Every Wednesday 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM in the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday.Thursday and Saturday 1 to 4 p.m.Wednesday 6:30 to 9:10 p.m.SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke St.W.Westmount.Montreal DR.HARRY J.STERN, Rabbi RABBI BERNARD BLOOMSTONE.Assistant Rabbi CANTOR HERMAN K.GOTTLIEB SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening.Januarv 10th at 8-15 o'clock DR.STERN will speak on ~The Founder of Judaism.\u201d An Oneg Shabbat and Kiddush reception follows the Worship in the Grover Auditorium.Saturday morning.January ith at 11:30 o'clock Sermonette by Rabbi Bloomstone based on Torah Portion REGULAR CLASSES IN SCHOOL FOR ADULTS Sunday morning.January 12th at 10:15 o'clock preceded by Worship and breakfast at 9:45 o'clock.DR.HYMAN PEARSON will speak on \u201cA Prescription for the Age of Leisure.RELIGIOUS SCHOOL High School Department - Saturday mornings at 9:30 o'clock: Sunday mornings at 9:30: Daily Hebrew School Monday thru Thursday afternoons commencing at 4:00 o'clock.DAILY WORSHIP - Monday thru Thursday evenings at 5-45 o clock: Mornings at 9-45 o'clock.EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 285 Clarke Ave.Westmount Wm.C.Nolting.B.D.Pastor Miss Lydia Eibich -'Organist SUNDAY.January th 9.30 a.m.Senior Sunday School and Bible Class 11.00 a.ra.The Service Jr $$.and N'rsery ANGLICAN ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Canon J.N, Doidpe EPIPHANY | 8:60 a.m Holy Eucharist 9:30 am Holy Eucharist Sermon The Rector : 11.00 am Mattins.Sermon The Rector 11:00 a.m.- Church School.Nursery and Crib Comer WEDNESDAY 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion 400pm Week-Dav Christian Education Organist und Choirmaster Aubres M.Foy, A.R.C.Ô.ST.STEPHEN\u2019S CHURCH DORCHESTER and ATWATER WESTMOUNT Mr.E.Tait.Organist JANUARY 12th 11:00 Holy Communion Rev WT, Whyte We Welcome You CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Corner of Wood and Maisonneuve Westmount The Rev'd K.G.Rutter The Rev'd Canon S.B.Lindsay EPIPHANY 1 8.00 The Holy Eucharist 10:30 A.M.Sung Eucharist 7.30 p.m.Nine Lessons and Carols January 6th: Feast of the Epiphany HOLY EUCHARIST during the week 7:00 a.m.Tuesday 9:30 a.m.Wednesday 8:00 a.m.Fnday Organist: Mr.Paul Crawford WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH (United) Lansdowne Ave.and Maisonneuve Blvd.Rev.H.Ray Ashford.Minister Mr.Christopher Jackson.Organist 11:00 a.m.\u201cBE YOURSELF\u201d Welcome to All 12:00 Coffee-Hour 7:30 p.m.WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.West at Rosiyn Ave.Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister - Rev.J.Frank Patch.B.A.B.D.Organist and Choir Director: Frank Amstrong L.T C.L.11:00 A.M.\u2018NEW OCCASIONS \u2014 NEW DUTIES\" Studies in Romans No.1 \u201cA GOOD THING SPOILED\" Midweek Service: Wednesday.8:00 p.m.Sunday School: 10:00 a.m.and 10:45 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE PRESBYTERIAN STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount and Victoria Aves.Minister: Rev.S.Macdonell B.A.B.D.SUNDAY January 12th t1L.00 a.m.Morning Worship 10.15 a.m.Church School 11.00 a.m.Kindergarten Organist and Choir Director Doris Killam A.R.C.T.L Mus.(McGill Visitors Welcome BAPTIST SNOWDON BAPTIST 3275 Earnselitte Ave.X.D.6.Corner Earmselitte an Telephones: 186-4%60 or 182.6765 Pastor: per y Ge Gorhett su \u201cbay SERVICES 9:45 a.m.Bible School for all 11:00 a.m.and 7 XW p.m Wednesdavs 8 p.m.Praver Fridays at 8 p.m.Youth \u201cA Fellowship Church with a Warmand Friendly Biblical Outreach\u201d - Visitors Most Welcome - UNITED ST.ANDREW'S WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road, near Argyle Ave.Rev.E.À.Kirker, B.A., B.D., Minister January 12th 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship Sermon: \u201cSING A NEW SONG\u201d Church School and Crib Corner For Children and Infants Gordon C.White, B.Mus.Organist and Choir Director Visitors Welcome! DOMINION DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.and Landsdowne \\renue Rev.R.Douglas Smith.B.A.B.D.D.D.Rev.).T.P.Nichols.M.A.B.D Mrs.Holly F.Mavidson Organist and Choirmaster: Mr.Victor VkCorrs 11:00a.m.Mormng Worship Sermon: \u201cCREATIVE LOYALTY Rev.R.Douglas Smith, D.D.Nursery Crib Corner for Infants Church School in all Departments Sing a New Song St.Andrew's topic Sing a New Song is the title of the sermon at the morning worship service this Sunday at 11 o'clock at St.Andrew's United Church.Conducting the service and preacher will be the minister, Rev.E.A.Kirker Communion set for Scientists The semi-annual Communion services will be held this Sunday in all Christian Science churches.The lesson-sermon is on \u2018\u2019Sacrament\u201d and the Golden Text is from I Samuel: \u201cBehold.to obey is better than sacrifice.and to hearken than the fat of rams.\u2019 Appropriate selections from the denominational textbook will include: \u2018To keep the commandments of our Master and follow his example.is our proper debt to him and the only worthy evidence of our gratitude for all that he has done.Outward worhsip is not of itself sufficient to express loyal and heartfelt gratitude.since he has said: \u2018If ye love me.keep my commandments.\u201d .\u2018 INSTITUTE LECTURER: Guest lecturer at the 28th annual Institute on Judaism at Temple Emanu-El, Feb.3, attended by\u2019 clergy of all faiths, will be Dr.Martin A.Cohen, professor of history and Bible of the New York School of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion.Also taking leading parts on the all-day sessions are Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern of the Temple, founder of the Institute; Msgr.Irenée Lussier, former rector of the University of Montreal; Dr.George Johnston, principal of United Theological College, and Dr.Patrick G.Malone, SJ, president of Loyola College.Temple program is outlined Temple Emanu-El's Sabbath services Friday evening will be at 8:15 when Dr.Harrv J.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Founder of Judaism.\u201d Kiddush reception follows under the auspices of the Sisterhood.A sermonette based on Torah portion will be given by Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone Saturday morning at 11:30 o clock.Sunday morning Dr.Hyman Pearson will give an illustrated address at 10:15 o'clock on the theme \u2018\u2019A prescription for the age of leisure.\u201d At 11 o'clock Rabbi Bloomstone commences a series of lectures.\u201cWith great Jewish books.\u201d The Hebrew class meets at the same time under Michael Teicher.Forty chaplains of Canadian penal institutions will be guests in the community house on Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock at a supper meeting.Dr.Stern and Rabbi Bloomstone will conduct a question period on Judaism, its beliefs and institutions.Baptist Church series to start The minister.Rev.J.Frank Patch.will preach at both services at Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday.In the Morning his topic will be \u2018New Occasions \u2014 New Duties.\u201d At the evening service he will begin a series of six sermon-studies on the Epistle to the Romans.The theme of the first study will be \u2018A Good Thing Spoiled.\u201d Following evening worship there will be a fireside in the Lower Hall to which all are invited.Shaar services, activities set Sabbath services at Shaar Hashomayim tomorrow include candle-lighting at 4:15 pm and Mincho-Kabbolas Shabbos at 4:15.Saturday morning at 9 o'clock the sermon will be by Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat.The Torah will be read by Leslie Layman.son of Mr.and Mrs.David Layman.in celebration of his Bar Mitzvah.Sunday at 10:30 am the Men's Association breakfast forum will resume with Alan Rose as guest speaker.Camp Ramah will meet Monday at 8 pm.Rabbi Leonard Berko- witz.the director.will speak.The Women's Institute of Jewish Studies meets Wednesday at 10 am and will hear Mrs.Ruth Wise.BA Collins reer ve \u201c510 SHERARC Ce ® Burials in all Jewish Cemeteries 5719 Monkland Ave A NEW JEWISH FUNERAL HOME where Dignity, Care and Respect mean so much ZION FUNERAL CHAPEL LTD.Burial Plots Available 482-6600 Bulletins :rom Birdland: \"CHRISTMAS TRIP By Winifred E.Wilson Dawn is, without doubt, the best time to go birding.In spring when we are anxious to see migrants as they pass through southern Canada, it is necessary to get up outlandishly early in order to be at the right spot to meet them.But at Christmas the sun is so late in rising that nobody should make the \u2018\u2018early hour\u201d an excuse for not going on the Christmas season trip.As for weather, the birder must take a chance.Some years there is not a vestige of snow on the ground: other years there may be several feet.The snow may be packed down hard or it may be soggy.The temperature may vary from 40° above to 10° below zero.The sun may shine: rain may fall.Be prepared for almost anything.Remember if the weather is fine the temperature will rise as the day goes on.If -you have to climb, you will find it hot going up, but colder when you reach the level above.Light clothing is much the best, comfortable, waterproof footgear an essential.Be sure to wear something over your head that will not catch on branches.A strong wind is disastrous.because it not only keeps birds from coming into view but also prevents you from hearing any little sound they may make.Now then, what birds should you expect to see?On a good day and in suitable terrain the number of species might be sur- Peter Pan Nursery School Private Kindergarten Special programme arranged for Children from 3 to 6 years.SCHOOL NOW IN SESSION Particulars on Application Mrs.A.F.D.Macdonald (Miss Elizabeth Veitch) 220 Prince Albert Avenue For Appointment Please Phone Between 9 am.and 4 p.m.486-4310 Transportation Available prisingly high: a poor area for birds combined with rain and wind might bring down the count to a bare dozen per person.Four hours\u2019 sightings Four hours in an area combining trees, bushes and open fields might produce Great Horned Owls, Snowy Owls, Screech Owls.two or three kinds of Hawks, Ruffed Grouse, Pheasants, Flickers, Pileated Woodpeckers, Hairy and Downy Woodpeckers, Blue Jays.Crows.Chickadees, Nuthatches, Brown Creepers, NATIONAL AUDUBON SCCIETY SNOWY OWL Robins, Cedar Waxwings.Pine Grosbeaks, Purple Finches, Sis- kins, Goldfinches, Tree Sparrows, Redpolls, Snow Buntings and various other land birds.The same length of time near a fairly large body of water might add to your list Cormorants, Mallards, Black Ducks, Scaup, Goldeneyes, Mergansers and several kinds of Gulls.Is the trip worth the trouble?Fresh, early moming air with the rising sun.the expectation of coming upon an unusual species \u201cjust around the corner,\u201d the delight in being able to furnish information for the authorities collecting data on \u2018what birds are where and when\u201d \u2014 all this more than compensates for any discomfort encountered on a mid-winter trip.GIRLS AND BOYS 11 AND 12 YEARS OLD ARE INVITED TO JOIN MYRA BENSON FOR IMPROVISED DRAMA BEGINNING THURSDAY JAN.30 AT 4:00 PM FOR FURTHER DETAILS CALL 489-3724 or 935-6901 or WRITE BOX 1794, WESTMOUNT EXAMINER We feature.happy people 3.95 2.85 Chateau Bar-1B-@Q BAR-B-CHICKEN AND FIAVOR- CRISP PRESSURE FRIED CHICKEN _ ® BOXES \u2014 Dinner for one 1.35 ® FAMILY BUCKET \u2014 Serves 5 to 7 ® 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 5151 Sherbrooke West (Corner Vendome) FREE DELIVERY 482-2950 My good friends, Lena and Gilbert Hill, (pianist and accompanist to Mme Erna Sack on her concert tours for many seasons) are Westmount residents inter- New locks, exams mark re-opening after holidays Westmount High students returned to school this week after a long.restful Christmas holiday which should have prepared them for 1969 and six more months of school.They were welcomed back with a belated Christmas present from the school board \u2014 new combination locks to replace the old ones which were sawed off lockers over a month ago.The new locks also can be opened with a master key facilitating the checking of lockers whenever the need arises.Examinations are scheduled to begin on Jan.16.the estimated date the Hong Kong flu will hit Montreal full force.It is hoped that this will not interfere with the exams in any way but if attendance falls drastically the administration might be faced with a serious problem.This is the first year West- mount High is having only two school terms (it previously had three) and these exams are of the utmost importance to graduating students applying to university and hoping for early acceptance.Sports: Both girls\u2019 basketball teams have reached the finals and are prospective City Champions.The best of luck to them.On Tuesday the senior hockey team played against West Hill High at the Westmount artificial - rink.The score was 5-4 for Westmount.WEST END SCHOOL OF ART Vacancies in seme classes for winter term Pre-school, 6 to 13 5686 Monkland Ave.Shades of 'The Etude\u2019 ested in hobbies.Gilbert is well known for his knowledge in various fields through his commentaries when he gives talks with his color slides.Lena is an active curler and member of club teams.She also collaborates in helping with the slides.For several years now, I re ceive a marvellous Music Calendar published by Edition Peters from these two musical people as a Christmas gift.Inside, after salutations and best wishes from Gilbert and Lena, they always add an interesting quote.This year\u2019s: \u2018After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is Music.\u201d (Aldous Huxley) 7 The pictures in this delightful calendar show all sorts of imagination by the compilers of the unique book.It can stand on a desk or be hung from the wall.There are old reproductions and up-to-date pictures.Every one fascinating.Having been specially ordered from New York by the Hills, it was beautifully wrapped on top of the hard covered enclosure it arrived in.Perhaps Gilbert and Lena did not open it completely because this year an added sheet, yellow in color with dark black print, was a new venture.Were you wondering about the title of this column?The specially inserted page brought back memories of another special page.The\u2019 Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 9, 1969 - 7 The other in \u201cThe Etude\u201d a music magazine that ended publication a few years back, was called \u2018\u2018A Master Lesson With \u2014 then followed the name of the pedagogue.\u201cLearning With The Masters\u201d is the same idea but done on a record.In The Etude the music was there of a celebrated composition and all details were given on the interpretation.Bars were referred to by number and it was easy to understand.Stephan Askenase, famous pianist who now lives in Belgium, teaches a student how to play \u2018\u2019Berceuse\u201d\u2019 by Chopin.Comments and suggestions are given by Askenase and an accompanying book has all these words reprinted.At the conclusion, the student hears the pianist give his interpretation of the Berceuse opus 57 which naturally is the most interesting point of the recording.Will many people buy this volume?Just how many serious students could afford $25 for each record?In Canada it would cost more.Nice idea but much too dear! Westmount YMCA on \u2018course\u2019 basis Most activities at Westmount YMCA henceforth will be offered on a \u2018\u2018course\u2019 Basis.Even those provided at no extra charge to members will be clearly scheduled, with specific times and dates for completion.The wholesale reshuffle is part of a drive to encourage more of the branch\u2019s members to take fuller advantage of what is offered.Measurable objectives have been developed \u2018to give added incentive, \u2018\u201cŸ\u201d offices say.FRANCES GOLTMAN Pianiste Lic.Mus.First Medalist \u2014 McGill University Teacher -Colummist \u2014 Critic PIANO TUITION \u2014 ALL GRADES Talent Developed Phone 484-6424 5506 Notre Dame de Grace Ave.® Spanish © Photography © Home Handicraft © Painting and Drawing WESTMOUNT YMCA ADULT EDUCATION The winter series of Adult Education Courses starts the week of January 20th The courses offered will include: ® Modern Ballroom Dancing ® French - 4 levels offered \u201c @ Bridge - 3 levels offered These courses are open to members and non-members For more information, call: 937-3916 or drop in to the WESTMOUNT YMCA 4585 Sherbrooke St.West © Folk Guitar ® Sewing © Yoga 484-4277 8 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 9, 1969 City of Westmount was ready \" Ln TTS FOR THE SHORT TERM INVESTOR SAITO [7 TT TE Debentures & Guaranteed Investment Certificates High Interest Security * Convenience E==1CANADA PERMANENT TRUST HCE ERE ERNMENT 5 IF Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation 1326 Greene Ave., Westmount 861-8855.D.B.Lane, manager for election; candidates file The City of Westmount was ready for an election, and this was still further affirmed Tuesday night when-Ald.Ian Craig reported and City Clerk R.B.Seaman read to Council his declaration, as returning officer, that the electoral list was in order.Availability of the list for examination by citizens was made known, according to law, some weeks ago.Adieus paid.minute meeting, at which principal business was final passage of the new, up-dated, bilingual traffic by-law, both Mayor Tucker and Ald.Backler shook hands with their colleagues and others present in the Council chamber.This was the statutory January meeting, delayed one day from \u201cthe first Monday of the month\u201d because this happened to fall on Epiphany this year.There have been few inquiries, Mr.Seaman told The Examiner, and no omissions or errors have come to light.In other respects, Mr.Seaman was prepared for a contest for City Council seats, with nomination day next Monday.Monday evening, Dec.30, at the close of 1968's last Council meeting, he received the nomination papers for mayor of Ald.Peter M.McEntyre.Tuesday morning of this week, Lawyer Douglas Robertson, Westmount Municipal Association candidate for alderman, came to Mr.Seaman\u2019s office accompanied by WMA President Leeds M.Nelson, and filed papers.Aldermen Tuesday Tuesday afternoon, the other two WMA candidates for alderman, Architect Charles Aspler and CN Vice-president Jean Richer \u2014 who is nominated for reelection for another term \u2014 also filed their papers with Mr.Seaman.Thus, all vacancies are now covered and will be filled by ac- There you are trying to flag down a taxi and get yourself out to the airport.You've already tried J And as you glance at your watch once more you know this is how ulcers are born.If you're lucky, you've never lived this little horror story.But it is the kind of situation .you can meet up with when weather or traffic conditions are against you.standing on the corner (watching all the cabs go by) All you have to do is give us a call at 937-5311.Our chauffeurs won't be out \u201ccruising\u201d for business.They\u2019ll be standing by with spotless cars at our dispatch centre \u2014 ready to take you safely and comfortably out to the airport.And, of course, you can count on Murray Hill to provide clamation unless, prior to 2 pm Monday, other hopefuls likewise produce the necessary documents at City Hall.If there is an election, the city will have to get back in a hurry its ballot boxes, loaned to the Westmount Protestant School Board for its polling next Monday.Also, Mr.Seaman would be grateful if he were to hear as soon as possible from men or women prepared to take a ddy\u2019s employment, if the need arises, on Monday, Jan.20, as deputy returning officers or polling clerks.Interested persons should call his office at 935-8531, Local 255.bs CITY OF CY WESTMOUNT Public notice is hereby given that a public meeting of elector- proprietors of immoveables situated in District C5 of the City of Westmount was duly convened by public notice and held in the City Hall, Westmount, at ten minutes after eight in the evening on Thursday, the 19th of December, 1968, with respect to o by- low entitled \u201cBY-LAW TO FURTHER AMEND BY-LAW NO.655 TO REGULATE RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL ZONES\u201d concerning animal hospitals.The said By-law 725 was subsequently given second and third readings and was adopted by the said Council at a general sitting thereof held in the Council Chamber on Monday, 30th December, 1968.Details relating to said by-law are fully set out in By-law 725 which is open for inspection by all persons interested at the office of the City Clerk in the City Hall, Westmount.Given at Westmount this sixth day of January, 1969.M.L.TUCKER Mayor R.B.SEAMAN City Clerk 0) the same superb service from the airport to the city, Or to put it more happily, the kind of phoning .and phoning .and phoning.And when you finally got through situation pou No So next time you've got an TOMMY it was: Sorry, no taxis ey y So we i airline schedule to consider, TOMASSO available.telp of Murray Hill.give Murray Hill a call.Says We'll make sure you catch that plane \u2014 and we'll do it without causing you a Kentucky Fried Chicken = VICE 0 re \u2014 moment\u2019s worry or anxiety.Col.Sander\u2019s Recipe + =) x ù It\u2019s our standing invitation From GC to you never to watch the » 8 cabs go by again.TOMASSO Sratelli SENN CGY | I \" Nt s \u201cThe Greatest\u201d 3249 De La Savane © Authorized Airport Transportation e Chauffeur-driven Cadillac Limousines © Chauffeur-driven 1969 Meteor Sedans e Sightseeing, Tourist & Convention Services © Charter Motor Coach Service @ Ambulance Service Delivery in Westmount ; 739-5555 TELEPHONE: 937-5311 < 1380 BARRE STREET, MONTREAL 0) D) \u2014 5,300 eligible.Westmount, is vice-chairman of the Greater Montreal Protestant board and president of the Quebec Association of Protestant School Boards.Close fight The fight promises to be a close one.At the Dec.10 fall general meeting of the WMA, only 4] votes separated Mr.Robb and Mr.Tilley in the nomination ballotting; they polled 510 and 469, respectively.From that moment, Mr.Tilley declared he would take the question to the voters.And on Monday last, nomination day, he did.Nomination papers were first filed with Secretary-Treasurer Albert E.Mount by the two WMA nominees.Dr.Pounder, who tallied 630 votes Dec, 10, filed for Seat No.7, Mr.Robb for Seat No.6.This gave Mr.Tilley the opportunity to make his challenge against the less strongly supported of the two, Mr.Robb.(On Dec.11, day following the WMA meeting, the Westmount Board at its regular monthly meeting suddenly designated the board seats by numbers; otherwise, it would have been a three- way fight for the two vacancies.) Time for change The WMA position, forcefully presented by Mr.Thomas at the Dec.10 meeting and since in meetings and campaign literature, is that it is time for a change to younger representation in closer touch with education needs and that it is WMA policy that no individual should hold public office for more than two terms except in special circum- The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 9, 1969 - 9 THE MAN ON WHOM THE BURDEN FALLS It's one thing to have the first election in 50 years for the Westmount School Board.It's another to lay out the procedures and make the many arrangements to assure a smooth balloting.The burden falls on Albert E.Mount, secretary-treasurer of the board since 1963, seen here yesterday at his desk in the Westmount High School building on St.Catherine street.Extro work weekends and evenings has made him confident all will be in readiness when the polls open Monday morning at 8 o'clock.stances.Mr.Thomas\u2019 committee\u2019s stand was endorsed by the WMA executive and nominating committees and literature distributed over the name of WMA President Leeds M.Nelson urges citizens to turn out to vote for the WMA candidate.Mr.Tilley\u2019s stand, which has been endorsed by an impressive array of persons in local public life, both within WMA and without, is that he, in fact, has had an important role in furthering progress and change in Quebec education, has amassed much ELECTION OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS BY ACCLAMATION Public notice is hereby given that on the expiration of the delay fixed by law for the nomination of candidates for the offices of School Commissioners for the Municipality of the City of Westmount, nomination papers in proper form were filed with me, nominating: SEAT 7 - Dr.Elton R.Pounder, 21 Windsor Avenue SEAT 6 - Mr.James A.Robb, 9 Renfrew Avenue SEAT 6 - Mr.A.Reid Tilley, 310 Roslyn Avenue There being no candidates opposing Dr.Pounder for Seat 7, Dr.Pounder was declared elected.A.E.Mount Returning Officer PROVINCE OF QUEBEC SCHOOL MUNICIPALITY OF WESTMOUNT To the Ratepayers of the aforesaid Municipality PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by Albert E.Mount, the undersigned, Returning Officer, of the election of School Commissioners of the aforesaid School Municipality, that: - A Poll is necessary for the election now pending for the said School Municipality and that said -Poll will consequently be opened on Monday, the thirteenth day of January, 1969 at the following places: Polls 1-2-4-5 - 4350 St.Catherine Street West Polls 3-6-7-8 - 20 Academy Road Polls 9-10-11 - 4333 Sherbrooke Street West Polls 12-13-14-15-16 - 4699 Wastmount Avenue ond that the persons duly presented os Candidates at this election and for whom the votes will be admitted, only, are: SEAT 6 Mr.James A.Robb, Advocate, 9 Renfrew Averuve, Westmount SEAT 6 Mr.A.Reid Tilley, Retired Executive, 310-Roslyn Avenue, Westmount GIVEN at Westmount, P.Q.this sixth day of January, 1969.7 A.E.Mount Secretary-Treasurer and Returning Officer knowledge of the legislative and administrative procedures affecting education and the personnel involved, and should be given the opportunity to complete the work to which he is devoted fulltime, in a period of vital change in the province.Support obscure The sources of respective support for the two candidates, or the two points of view, will not be discovered in Monday's election by virtue of the secret ballot, and those sources appeared this week to be obscure.Yesterday, Mr.Tilley and Mr.Thomas met face-to-face by accident in The Examiner office, where they had come to place advertisements in this issue (see pages 2 and 16).There was an unresolved corridor debate over a daily newspaper report that the three Home & School Associations in Westmount supported Mr.Robb.It was agreed by the two, at least, that at best such professed support perhaps was only that of the presidents, personally, of the three bodies.Which perhaps was not as relevant as it was, for a few moments, tense.The electors will decide on Monday.Who votes, where The 16 polls for Monday's School Board election will be open from 8 am to 6 pm.Locations of the polls are in the three Protestant schools and City Hall.Secretary-Treasurer A.E.Mount has quartered the city and has published the advertisement at right from which voters may determine.by their home addresses, their poll locations.Qualified to vote are all non- Roman Catholic residents of Westmount who are at least 18 years of age.are on the electoral roll, (or can show that they are qualified to be on it) are owners of real estate or buildings and so indicated on the roll to a value of not less than $50.and have been residents of Westmount for not less than six months.Also qualified are the spouses of the above-mentioned, and fathers, mothers or tutors of a child less than 18 years of age on the preceding June 30 and domiciled in Westmount at least six months.Voters must be Canadian citizens.THE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS FOR THE MUNICIPALITY OF THE CITY OF WESTMOUNT, QUE.POLLING PLACES AND POLLS I hereby notify the electors of the Municipality of the City of Westmount of the following polling places and polls with applicable residential areas for the election of School Commissioners on January 13th, 1969, if an election becomes necessary.The foregoing, though accurate to the best of my knowledge, is subject to change.WESTMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL POLLS 1-2-4-5 4350 St.Catherine Street West.Abbott Academy Road Barat Road Blenheim Place Bruce Clandeboye Clarke 227-399 Columbia Davlac Road De Casson Road Dorchester Greene 1028 - 1375 Grosvenor 294 - 308 Hallowell Hillside Ingleside Irvine Kensington Kitchener Lansdowne 266 - 396 Lewis De Maisonneuve 4123 - 4729 Melbourne Melville 223 - 367 Metcalfe 168 - 382 Mt.Pleasant Olivier 205 - 388 Park Place Prince Albert 220 - 260 Prospect Redfern 216 - 371 Riverview St.Antoine St.Catherine 4004 - 4872 Selby Sherbrooke 3033 - 4652 Staynor Weredale Westmount Square Wood York WESTMOUNT PARK SCHOOL POLLS 3-6-7-8 20 Academy Road {Melville entrance) Arlington Burton Chesterfield Claremont 317 - 513 Côte St.Antoine 7 - 540 Forden 1 - 31 Grosvenor 310 - 559 Kensington Lansdowne 400 - 551 Lorraine De Maisonneuve 4801 - 4998 Metcalfe 408 - 434 Mount Stephen Murray Parkman Place Prince Albert 320 - 547 Roslyn 304 - 545 St.Georges Place Sherbrooke 4773 - 5031 Somerville Springfield Strathcona Victoria 322 - 541 Winchester Windsor A.E.Mount Secretary-Treasurer ROSLYN SCHOOL POLLS 12-13-14-15-16 4699 Westmount Avenue Belfrage Belmont Belmont Crescent The Boulevard 3705 - 4753 Carleton Claremont 531 - 580 Côte St.Antoine 574 - 657 Devon Douglas Edgehill Road Gordon Crescent Grenville Grosvenor 560 - 716 Lansdowne.555 - 660 Lansdowne Ridge Lexington Murry Hill Oakland Renfrew .Roslyn 549 - 745 Roxborough Shorncliffe Summit Crescent Sunnyside 38 - 122 Surrey Gardens Sydenham Upper Balmont Upper Lansdowne Victoria Victoria 554 - 726 Westmount Avenue 4343-4874 Willow CITY HALL POLLS 9-10-11 4333 Sherbrooke Street West.Aberdeen Anwoth Argyle Bellevue Belvedere Circle Belvedere Place Belvedere Road The Boulevard 3020 - 3682 Braeside Place Cedar Church Hill Clarke 407 - 640 De Lavigne Road Forden 32 - 59 Forden Crescent Grove Park Holton Hudson Montrose 3993 - 4481 Mountain Mt.Pleasant Ramezay Rosemount Rosemount Crescent Severn St.Sulpice Stanton 30 Summint Circle Sunnyside 1 - 36 Thornhiil Trafalgar Hts.Upper Bellevue Westmount Avenue 4326 4342 , 10 - Thursday, January 9, \u2018(949 717727 \u2018it: GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG R SALE! Beautiful ORIENTAL RUGS at SALE prices 4151-4153 St.Catherine St.W.* Phone 932-4277 21 GIRLS CONSECRATED IN SPECIAL SER Ly > VICE AT SHAAR HASHOMAYIM ~ Wr.Twenty-one girls were consecrated at a special dedication service at Shaar Hashomayim, Metcalfe avenue, on Dec.15, as Daughters of the Commandment, B'not Mitzvah.Shown here are, front row - left to right: Mr.J.Benjamin Block, Parnass; Dr.A.Stilman, Chairman School Committee; Mrs.S.Gold, President Sisterhood; Dr.C.Solomon, President; Rabbi W.Shuchat; Mrs.W.Shuchat, Instructress B'not Mitzvah; Mr.Y.Glustein, Principal.Second Row - Nancy Cleman; Laurie Miller; Janet Shacter; Susan Heller; Debby Levin; Mimi Shulman; Riva Kaplan; Lisa Cohen; Maxine Heppner; Harriet Paltiel; Joan Robins.Third Row - Ronda Bessner; Margola Shuchat; Barbara Scott; Susan Rosenbloom; Andrea Friedman; Ann Ortenberg; Frances Cohen; Janet Laks; Ronna Gold; Gail Cohen.Heather Ladies host other clubs The Heather Ladies\u2019 Curling Club yesterday entertained at curling and bridge members of sister clubs at their clubhouse, 24 Cleve road, Hampstead, according to Mrs.E.D.Ramsay, 376 Roslyn avenue, who is recording secretary.Other clubs represented were Longue Pointe, Lorraine, Ste.Anne\u2019s, Town of Mount Royal, Beau Chateau and Caledonia.Arrangements for the tea were SHOP under the convenorship of Mrs.T.R.Keene, 576 Grosvenor avenue.Annual is slated by Dominion UCW The annual meeting of the Dominion Douglas United Church Women will be held on Tuesday.at 2 pm at Dominion Douglas United Church.Mrs.Morley Taylor, president will conduct a \u201cReview of 1968\" and the new president, Mrs.Douglas B.Peters, will be installed in office.SALE Reductions Up To 50% Canadian Guild of Crafts Formerly Canadian Handicrafts Guild 2025 Peel Street, Tel.: 849-9976 Wide range of new books at Library The following titles are on the Westmount Public Library's current booklist.Fiction Kingsley Amis.I want it now.Juliette Benzoni.Catherine and a time for love.Stephen Birmingham.Heart troubles.Elizabeth Bowen.Eva Trout.Elizabeth Corbett.Ladies\u2019 Day.John Crea- sey.Gideon's river.Minica Dickens.The landlord's daughter.Petru Dumitriu.The Sar- dinian smile.Georgette Heyer.Cousin Kate.Myron Kaufmann.Thy daughter's nakedness.Damon Knight, ed.One hundred years of science fiction.John Le Carré.A small town in Germa- \u2018ny, Judith Merril.ed.England swings SF.Samuel Moskowitz, comp.Science fiction by gaslight.Francoise Quoirez.The heart- keeper.Paul Scott.The day of the scorpion.Alexander Solzhenitsyn.The first circle.Joyce Stranger.Casey.Robert Weaver, ed.Canadian short stories.Biography Lady Cynthia Asquith.Diaries 1915-1918.Joan Baez.Daybreak.Hunter Davies.The Beatles.Nancy Greene.An autobiography.Léonide Massine.My life in ballet.Mary Sophia O\u2019Brien.Journals of Mary O\u2019Brien.Richard Gwyn.Smallwood, the unlikely revolutionary.John Harbron.This is Trudeau.Special Interest Vance Packard.The sexual wilderness.Ferdinald Lundberg.The rich and the super-rich.Peter C.Newman.The distemper of our times.Tom Wolfe.The pump house gang.History and Travel Jack Ricker.The emergence of Europe.Jacquetta Hawkes.Dawn of the gods.Eric Newby.Wonders of Britain.Sydney Clark All the best in Germany.Sydney Clark.All the best in Italy.Farley Mowat.This rock within the sea.Erich Kuby.The Russians and Berlin.Joan Liver- sidge.Britain in the Roman empire.J.Scarisbrick.Henry VII Gertrude Himmelfarb.Victorian minds.Norah Lofts.Eternal France;.1789-1944.David Kimche.The sandstorm; arab- Israeli war.René Lévesque.An option for Quebec.Hugh Sidey.A very personal presidency: (LB.J.) Westmount Women hear Joan Oates The Westmount Women\u2019s Club will hold a meeting in Victoria Hall tomorrow at 2:30 pm.À song recital will be given by Joan Oates.The president, Mrs.R.Stackhouse, will preside.Tea will be served.David Legate Forum speaker On Wednesday, Jan.22, at 2.15 pm, the Book Lovers Forum of - Temple-Emmanu-El will hear David M.Legate, literary critic and editor of the entertainments section, The Montreal Star, discuss \u2018The First Circle\u201d and \u2018\u2019The Cancer Ward'\u2019, by the Russian author.Alexandre Solzhenitsyn.This meeting will take place in the Lecture Hall of Temple Em- manu-El, 4100 Sherbrooke street west.Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern.general chairman of the Forum, will preside and Mrs.Stanley Hand- man will thank the speaker.The lecture is open to the public and tea will be served.= 7 \"Also @SINGER@ SINGER Straight Stitch SEWING MACHINE Practical and Versotile ZIGZAG SEWING MACHINE om $128.00 YOUR NEW SINGER CENTRE PLAZA COTE-DES-NEIGES Phone: 731-9429 $8 800 A iE a The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 9, 1969 - 11 AFTER-HOLIDAY SALE For 10 days only All merchandise reduced 1/3 TO !/2 OFF LA BOUTIQUE BOB & BOBETTE 1330 Sherbrooke St.W.288-4953 (Entrance through Josee de Montreal) Coming Events India Canada Association will commemorate India Republic Day, on Saturday.5th, at 7 pm at a Candlelight Dinner in the Cafeteria of Sir George Williams Uni- versity.1450 de Maisonneuve boulevard west.The India curry dinner precedes a program of films and light entertainment.Tickets must be obtained in advance and may be secured by telephoning: 932-2348: 481-6561: 843-5028 or 366-4644.Annual January SALE SALE ENDS JAN.31st, PAULINE MULLINS ANTIQUES - ANTIQUITES 1317 GREENE AVE.WESTMOUNT.Skiing history Austria will present a completely new exhibit in 1969 in its pavilion on Ile Sainte-Hélène.The exhibit will trace the history of skiing down through the ages.935-3894 Entire stock at reduced prices.pm ey pa TODAH CHAIRMAN Mrs.J.J.Fromm, 429 Grosvenor avenue, a prominent leader of Mizrachi Women, who is chairman of the Todah Luncheon being held by the Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi Women's Organization in support of their Israel Bond progrom at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel on Tuesday.The noted husband-and-wife singing duo Jan and Lillian Bart will perform selections from \u201cFiddler on the Roof\u201d in Yiddish.Mrs.Fromm is past president of the Montreal Council of Mizrachi Women.She is also very active with the Shaar Hashomayim Sisterhood.Queen E.women to meet Jan.15 The Woman's Auxiliary of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital will hold their annual meeting next Wednesday in the auditorium of the nurses\u2019 residence of Northcliffe avenue.Luncheon will be served at 1 pm.Griffith-McConnell Auxiliary to meet The Auxiliary of the Griffith McConnell Home of the United Church will hold a general meeting next Wednesday at 2 pm in the Mae F.McKay Auditorium of the McConnell Wing, 5790 Parkhaven avenue.Refreshments will be served.All members, and FRENCH WALLPAPER nancy grantil Come and see our beautiful papers in stock.Perfect paper and fabric hanging.[FRAMING 344A Victoria Ave.Westmount friends are invited and asked to bring donations of home baking for the annual bake sale, to be held the same day.East European peep for ex-coed club The University Women\u2019s Club of Montreal will hold a meeting at the club, 910 Sherbrooke street west, on Tuesday at 8 pm.Guest speakers will be Dr.A.Vibert Douglas and Dr.Mary Winspear.Their address, entitled \u201cA Peep Over the Wall,\u201d will be highlights of a visit to eastern Europe.19th century talk for Art Society Mrs.Una Abrahmson of Toronto will give a talk next Tuesday at 11 am.on home life in 19th century Canada, entitled \u2018God Bless Our Home,\u201d to the Women's Art Society of Montreal at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.484-6003 Genuine Choice Western BEEK QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries Fruits and Vegetables.Schneider's and Nichol's Becen, Ham and Sausages LICENSED GROCER FRESH CANADIAN LAMB 4466 St.Catherine West eor Metculfe Ave WE.7-9455-6 Our Gift To You New Year\u2019 You are invited to phone or come in to the Salon to reserve your 10° SAVINGS BOOKLET! 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First glance through the 25- page document suggests \u2018only common sense\u2019 to the average motorist or pedestrian.Closer examination, however, reveals it to be a classic example of a good by-law.with the earmarks expected of Westmount where enforcement is widely reputed as well as credited with this City's enviable low accident and high safety records.Noticeably absent is \u201c*gobbledegook* \u2014 plain, understandable language is used throughout which.at the same time.should satisfy the most pedantic lawyers with a penchant for precise meanings: starting from the definition of \u201cavenue\u201d as \u2018street\u2019 through to: the repeal of By-law 501 of 1939.In between there is a wealth of interesting and useful information.For instance: ® Youre parked when you're stationery for three minutes: ® A \u2018slow moving vehicle\u201d is going less than 15 mph: ® A street eav\u2018ends to the property lines: ® Pedestrians are \u201ctraffic\u201d Just as much as are vehicles: ® A \u201cU\" turn (Ald.Doheny singled out this definition to The Examiner with justifiable pride) is \"a turn made to reverse the direction of a motor vehicle on a street.\u201d They're not illegal, but you'd better know where they are permitted: © Parking offences cost $5: ® You can't put ads in the windows of cars, even offering the car for sale: and you can't repair or wash it on the street or \u2018in a public place: ® You can overtake on the left in marked lanes: @ No excuses for splashing a pedestrian: © Maximum street parking limit is four hours: @® Pedestrians may Cross streets only at crosswalks.not between intersections: ® No playing games.sliding.coasting.etc.on streets.It is understood that copies of the new bylaw will become available to the public in due course.Meanwhile, The Examiner is planning to print the by-law in its entirety.for the information of oil citizens.drivers and others Unity\u2019s winter program shapes up after break Now that the festive season has drawn to a close and everybody is again *\u2018back in harness\u201d.plans are afoot for the winter program.Wendy Jolly, girls\u2019 program supervisor, reports that modelling courses will begin shortly.Also a clay modelling course for all interested parties.It is hoped that a figure skating class will be inaugurated at the Staynor Park rink as soon as a volunteer leader can be located.These, as well as the pro grams already in operation such as cooking, cake decorating, handicrafts and sports such as basketball and volleyball will round out the girls\u2019 winter activities.© UNTY alike.Mayor Michael Tucker said after the Tuesday meeting.the last over which he will preside.that he felt the traffic by-law was appropriate for his last major business.Before becoming mayor, he had been public safety commissioner and traffic was his responsibility.In the boys department, ice hockey teams are now being formed and a good season is anticipated.The boys, or course, will have their usual gym periods, basketball, cosom hockey.and \"By RAY VIAU a woodwork and game room activities.It is hoped that the coming session will be successful.With the staff, leaders and members all working together, with one goal in mind \u2014 an enthusiastic and happy club \u2014 that goal will surely be attained. WINNING TEAM GETS BONSPIEL TROPHY The winning team of the Molson event in the Greater Montreal Bonspiel poses with its 1968 trophy, presented at the Heather Rink by the Molson representative, Don Rose, to the members of the team, from left to right, Art Lobel, lead, John The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 9, 1969 - 13 JUDO At The WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.Begins Jan.14th, 1969 For ages 6 to 60 - Male or Female CLASSES: 6 P.M.to 7.15 P.M.for 7 to 11 years old 1.20 P.M.to 8.35 P.M.for 12 to 16 years old 8.45 P.M.to 10 P.M.for 17 years and up Hammond, third, Bill Kent, skip, and Don Aitken, second.For further information, call 937-3916 Bruins 52121419 6 Rangers 413017 17 2 or drop in at MIDGET gers 4 21115 8 5 MUNICIPAL HOCKEY LEAGUES Badgers 82118 85 \\N rs Mustangs 3120 614 2 City of Westmount Recreation Department SENIOR 43101 88 League standings as at Tues- TERMITE \u2018B\u201d Wanderers 3 2 110 6 6 4 4585 Sherbrooke St.West day am WhiteKnights 5 3 1 0 8 4 8 Maroons 4220101304 RedDevis 51 40 1 8 2 runs 3030 610 0 League P WLDF A Pts TERMITE MOSQUITO Dragons 33001 1 6 Huskies 321010 5 4 Bears 3111 4 6 3 Mules 3210 9 8 4 Guards 3111 2 3 3 Bulls 3210 7 5 4 Knights 3030 2 17 9 Broncs 3030 513 0 T MOSQUITO \u201cB\u201d Black Dragons 5 2 2 1 11 10 5 oy ota Corolla.GreenHornets 5 2 2 1 10 11 5 } PEE WEE $ ALLSTARS 9 5 4 0 41 21 10 P e League P W L D F A Pts PEE WEE Bulls 5302 17 13 8 ) P.Broncs 53201511 6 ta Mules 6132 13 16 4 Huskies 6 13 2 13 18 4 IMPORT MOTORS ATOM 6321008 7 1922 ST-CATHERINE W.MVP 6 2311519 5 BANTAM LE LALLY Leafs 5212 23 18 Instruction for beginners to advanced skiers by Wourtele Twins, certified ski instructors.Course of ~ twelve lessons.Monday and Fridoy mornings from 10 to 11: starting January 13th at King George Park (Murray Hill), Tuesday and Thursday mornings at Mount Royal, starting January 14th.For information, call: 737-1663 or 737-5398 FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK OF FINE QUALITY CLOTHING SUITS OVERCOATS Reg.to 125.Now $65.to $79 CAR COATS © LEATHERS e SUEDES Reg.to 135.Now $39.to $89 (3) Property Wanted 14 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Tomar 9, 1969 10 Words \u201c1.00 7¢ for each additional word Classified Advertising \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 931-7511 = Please phone your Ads early in the week.Ads accepted until 5 p m Wednesday for current issue ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY AND TUESDAY TILL 10:00 P.M.Wed.Thurs Fri.till 5 pm.Post office, 233 Dunbar avenue.Canada on the Island of Montreal.Accounts may be paid at the Examiner office, 4630 St.Catherine street west, Westmount; Monitor and St.Laurent News office, 6525 Sommerled avenue, and the Town of Mount Royal Weekly Advertisements not paid for in advance ot publication are subject to a 25-cent billing charge but may then be paid without further charge at any branch of the.Bank of Montreal or The Royal Bank of at The (75) Nursing.Home Urgently Wanted for serious client Westmount, 4 or 5 bedroom cottage on quiet street.Den, garage optional.Paul Hill, 9358541, evenings 631-3077.Westmount Realties Company (31) Business opportunities Sponsor AUTHOR with recently completed manuscript requires sponsor to undertake contract with publisher, (approximately $2.000.needed).Call Dr.Calaire.- 845-2956 LOVELY modern nursing home for Senior Citizens.Excellent food and care.Immediate.Private rooms only.Call 672-3546 or 672- 6030.(82) Cars for Sale FORD \u201861, Galaxie.2 door hardtop Thunderbird 390.V8, auto, power steering, radio.snow tires.new springs front.rear.Complete tune-up.$250.Call 331-4529.1968 Volkswagen, good condition.low mileage, fully equipped.747- 7483.(90) Garages to Let (50) Apartments to let Lachine.2650 Louis Pare Street.4% \u2014 342 \u2014 22 Equipped, heated.swimming pool.Starting $85.Free T.V.set with 2 year lease.Immediate.Call 634-6566.Town Mt.Royal 812 room apartment.4 full bathrooms, 4 large bedrooms.modern.near all conveniences.739-9159.(68) Share Living Quarters Share my Apartment GIRL has nicely furnished 3'2, Town Mt Royal.Train - busses.$63.739-3770.(71) Rooms to Let Room on bus line.Light kitchen privileges.Wilson- Cote St.Luc.Business lady preferred.487-1564 \u2014 489- 5051.N.D.G.LARGE ROOM, NEW FURNITURE.SINGLE WORKING GIRLS.NURSES.CLOSE TO TRANSPORTATION.REASONABLE RATES.489.4366.487-1595.Garage Available Olivier \u2014 Maisonneuve, garage, $20.Outside parking, $10.Call 935- 4288.(98) Help Wanted Female Westmount Law Office requires French Canadian Secretary Work days and hours optional Part or Full Time For appointment call: 288-8974 \u2014 937-9216 (98) Help Wanted Female WOMAN wanted.vicinity Westmount Park school to pickup and watch 5 year old girl from 11:30 A.M.to 5:30 P.M.Call 935-1332.(100) Work Wanted Female FEMALE OFFICE HELP Wanted Competent office help required to do general office work.5 day week.Full time.Must have efficient knowledge of bookkeeping.Banking or stock brokerage experience desirable.Reply stating age, qualifications, salary expected and references to: Weekly Adservice Box 1792, 4630 St.Catherine W., Montreal 215, P.Q.POSITION as Secretary Companion desired by refined high calibre person.Call 735-2886.(102) Help Wanted Male GOOD MAN OVER 40 Take short trips surrounding West- mount area.Man we want is worth upto $1,200 in a Month plus regular cash bonus.Air mail S.Y.Dickerson, Pres.Southwestern Petroleum Corp.Fort Worth, Texas 76101.(104) Help Wanted Male and Female Person Wanted To supervise small group of children in Roselyn School, French program.5 day week.11.45 A.M.(113) Domestic Help Wanted Reliable Woman required for Doctors home.Babysitting and light housework.Children 4 and 7.Middle of February.11 AM.to 4 P.M.for one week.References.Call: 484-6643.Woman wanted twice weekly.Tuesdays and Fridays.3 hours daily.Housework.Call: 932-1696 after 8 P.M.(117) Domestic Employment Wanted EXPERIENCED woman available for weekly house cleaning.767- 5223.after 5:30 P.M.(124) For Sale Dining Room Furniture DINING room set.4 chairs, handmade needle point.drop leaf table.china cabinet buffet.Perfect condition.487-2561.en OA (98) Help Wanted Female (127) For Sale Bedroom Furniture BEDROOM set.3 piece.mahogany in good condition.With box spring and mattress.Call 486-7458.(130) For Sale Kitchen Equipment to 1.15 P.M.January to April.Call 9324511 after 5 P.M.KITCHEN set.round table, good condition.$35.Call 366-9740.Witnesses Monday November 25th.1968 4 P.M.To auto accident At Intersection of St.Catherine St.W.and Metcalfe Ave.Westmount Were you a witness to this accident?Please contact: Mr.Paul Malizia or Mr.S.L.Gilbert 735-1521 Témoins Accident d'autos Lundi 25 novembre 1968 4 heures P.M.à l'intersection de la rue Ste-Catherine ouest et de l\u2019avenue Metcalfe à Westmount Avez-vous été Témoin de cet accident?S.V.P.communiquer M.Paul Malizia ou M.S.735- L.Gilbert 1521 (134) For Sale | Sport Equipment DINING room suite.walnut, buffet.china cabinet.table.extra leaves.6 chairs leather covered.$200.738-3304.(136) For Sale Clothing and Furs GREY Persian Lamb coat: mink (136) Article For Sale Clothing and Furs BOY'S winter clothing sizes 14 \u2014 16.excellent condition: boy's Canadian, size 18.Reasonable 737- 5182.[MANS suits, jackets, top cogt.mohair tuxedo, trousers.size: 42, 5 foot 6.Excellent conditi®.Call 484-2735.evenings.stole; beige coat, size 10 - 12.Reasonable.Call 484-6327.Beautiful turquoise blue satin gown, used once.size 16.Very reason- (138) For Sale General MAHOGANY Buffet, good condi- able.Call 767-9818.tion.Reasonable.Call 767-5455.Quality Ve, 9 2075 CRESCENT ST.La Boutique Fantasque Dress Boutique Nearly New Ladies\u2019 At a fraction of original cost Re-Sale Wear LA BOUTIQUE FANTASQUE QOCC CCO0C0 O0 0 .\u2026.OC OOO OO 0 RS Se SR SR SEE DS DS JE IE IE DS I TROUS SS .EE EE SEE DO) OG .x 0 Ses O0 NAMES FOR DIPLOMAS CALL RI 4-6662 AFTER 6 p m ENTERTAINMENT COMEDY MAGIC FOR HOME AND OFFICE PARTIES NEW ERA MAGIC BUSINESS SERVICES PAINTING Script Expert Fe nterior Hand Writing Decorator PLASTER repair, wall paper hanging.spray gun.furniture changed from painting to natural wood of any kind.Free esumate Reus@nable rates Winter Specials CALL ROBERT 665-2078 PLUMBING & HEATING WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE WESTMOUNT CARPENTRY 935-1121 935-1105 Ca rpentry Cartage and Moving Basements - Kitchens - Balconies ABC Moving Regd Large or small .partitions - Repairs Work guar Packaging crating at amtime Reason anteed Reasonable Call 738 487-2217 3508 = Pressmaking ALL dresses gowns.alterations by expe- Carpe nter Tleaced Paris desuuner Fast service 932 .513$ oo _ Painter General Repairs SITCHENS tnished basements water [JAMES DOUR AND EQUIPMENT Garage proofing stucco Work ranted 3836-9180 door repairs service 7474075 Residence evenings ALT ROOFING Upholstering SUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE For re-upholstermz and recovering : Jobs.please call Midtown Uphol- sterimg 937 4446 trom 1210 2 PM WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME LACHINE 637-2308 24 HOUR SERVICE And trom 4to 10 PAE Maintenance Cleaming tor privat vards garages.ete MAINTENANCE flomes.Snow removal 849-4447 ! ndi- us 10% spe 932 rage Hee Jl ete (138) For Sale General (138) For Sale General Bookcase and bar combination in dark oak, antique finish, section for 25 inch T.V.on sliding shelf 94 high, 96 long, 16 deep.Call 729- 7560 \u2014 376-4472 Evenings.ELECTRIC Console sewing machine.(White).Good condition.Reasonable.488-6121.SIMMONS hide-a-bed.72 inches, like new.$125.Call 484-6997.DRAPES, wall-to-wall; Kelvina- tor frigidaire.7 cubic feet: double bed; 3 bureaus.Reasonable offer.738-5228.Light Lloyd baby carriage, excel lent condition; some dresses, gowns, 9-10.Reasonable.481-8264.MAGNIFICIENT Renoir oil reproduction in antique gold frame, 25 x 29 inches, frame included.$75.or best offer.744-2485.DINING room, 9 pieces.contemporary walnut; 21 - inch T.V.; living room furniture; lamps: drapes ; rugs; stereo, 60 inch cabinet AM.F.M.Multiplex solid state; bedrooms; dinette; many other articles.Perfect condition.Call 381- 3772.- THOR washing machine, fully an- tomatic.Good condition.$50.334- 9429.Westmount Home | Single bed (mahogany) 4 poster with extra good box spring $75.with new mattress $100.or nearest offer; high dresser (mahogany).Perfect condition $50.; antique swinging mirror $30.; Hoover waxer $12.: drapes: bedspreads.Sacrifice.932- 2555.- Private Wig Never Worn Beautiful full Reddish blond wig hand made, European human hair, Nylon mesh sap, best quality.$60.CALL: 733-9873 EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS Broadloom 3 rooms, 300 sq.ft.wall-to-wall.$75.Call 738-4242.69 Snow- Commander 17 and 20 H.P.manual or electric start.Sales and Service.Easy terms.Doug Modier B.P., 6959 St.James St.W.484-1583 (151) Wanted to Purchase UNWANTED used furniture.appliances.clothing.Free pick-up.Call 487-2217.Dining Room set Wanted Good condition.Preferably Italian - Provincial.Call 739-6363.-_ (154) Lost Reward LOST: Gold bracelet with purple stones.Vicinity Lansdowne and Upper Belmont.486-8328.= (158) Domestic Pets BEAUTIFUL Scottie puppies.6 weeks.registered.father champion.672-6383.REGISTERED Newfoundland pups.Call 484-2064.ST.BERNARD, Airdale, Labradors.Samoyeds, Shepherds, Beagles, Cockers, Collies.Claude Pilon, St.Sulpice, 837-3928.1620 Notre Dame.MALE German short haired pointer, stud service, A.K.C.259- 9366.(163) Educational Home Tutoring Service Experienced teachers for all grades and subjects Reasonable rates Private Home Lessons Guidance-Counselling Call 276-3720 334-5524 Associated Tutorial Services Offers individual tuition oy skilled teachers in a wide range of subjects at all levels.Call 844-2912 Private Lessons In Mathematics given in your home by qualified experienced High, School teacher.Call 352-4427.Tutoring BY college student.All grade and high school sub- ects.Fully bilingual.Call 932-1951.Learn French \u201c\u2018sans\u201d pain.New method.Students and Adults.Weekdays 10 A.M.to 5 P.M.481-1336.University graduate will tutor students in Chemistry and Biology.Call: 932-5260.(166) Personals Musicians Wanted DIXIELAND for pleasure not profit.Call 438-8423.Car theft.(Continued from Page 1) Lansdowne avenue.: The three youths appeared in Montreal Juvenile Court Tuesday and the girl in Westmount Municipal Court Tuesday evening.All four are from St.Foy.The quartet was arrested at Amqui.P.Q., on New Year\u2019s Eve by Quebec Provincial Police.Meanwhile, our local constabulary recovered another car found behind Westmount Park Church which was reported stolen from St.Foy.It was out of gas.Student scores teaching methods of universities There are more effective methods of teaching than lecturing for universities, little or no study is being made of such methods, and in any event faculty members are increasingly orient- ~{_ed toward research rather than teaching.This was the charge made yesterday before the Westmount Rotary Club, at its luncheon meeting in Victoria Hall, by Ian Hy- man, vice-president of external affairs of the McGill University Students\u2019 Society, speaking on the subject, \u201cThe Campus from the Inside\u201d.The complaint was made with particular reference to McGill.pusy (IVa Va Vala Wa Va Wala Wa Wa We We Fa \u201cWe wear different uniforms, we speak different languages, but the workload is always the same: heavy to carry.\u201d Stamp Day or the \u201cDay of the Stamp\u201d is a yearly event commemorated in many countries with either special postage stamps or special date stamp cancellations; some of the countries use both.In recent years the stamps issued for this day by Austria, Belgium, France and West Germany have been depicting the postmen and their uniforms of a \u201cTe INDIAN VEUT tas a00s an ON SAAE BARS EVENE VTT EEE bygone era.Those collectors interested is these stamps and who have been making a study of them would do well to acquire a copy of the \u201cRevue des postes belges.\u201d This Belgian magazine has presented in consecutive issues an illustrated series of postal uniforms.The review is the first ever taken on such a scale and specifically a comparison of different clothing styles and ideas, which primarily derive from each country\u2019s needs and climatic conditions.It also provides an opportunity for\u2019 comparing the postman\u2019s essential attribute \u2014 the different types of bag.- \u201cThe postman\u2019s uniform differs from country to country, but his motive spirit and his aim are everywhere the same: to be the speedy and faithful messenger of peace, goodwill and happiness among men.\u201d National capital \u2026 (Continued from Page 4) new headquarters of the Department of National Defence.Greber thought it unwise to clutter the downtown area of Ottawa with government buildings.Consequently, more and more are being constructed in suitable areas throughout the city.A case in point is the National Research Council's huge complex on the Montreal road in eastern Ottawa.The question of open space and the Gatineau Park is a related one.Breathing spaces The NCC has set about to provide \u2018breathing spaces\u2019 for residents of the Ottawa-Hull area through acquisition of park land and construction of scenic parkways.The forefunner of these parkways is the driveway along the north side of the Rideau canal.What undoubtedly aided Jacques Greber in his plan was the easy accessibility of the lovely Gatineau hills region.Today one can be driving through a virtual wilderness five minutes after leaving the Parliament buildings.This phenomenon may have persisted without the initiative of the NCC.This body, however, intends that it shall persist.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 9, 1969 - 15 Stamp Judaica A recent stamp from India will no doubt be of interest to the collector of Judaica on stamps I refer to the Dec.15 issue commemorating the 400th anniversary of the Cochin Synagogue.The Jews in Kerala are believed to have reached India after the destruction of the second temple in Jerusalem in 72 AD.The first definite historical mention of the Jews in Kerala occurs in the famous Jewish copper plates on which is recorded the gift of a village from a local ruler to the settlers.Here they prospered, near Cranganore, until the 16th century when their settlement was destroyed by the Moors and the Portuguese.The Jews then sought refuge in Cochin whose Hindu ruler granted them a site for habitation.Here was built the Jew Town in 1567 and the synagogue the next year.Here we have a State that was happy to associate itself with the celebrations of one of their small ethnic groups, by issuing a commemorative postage stamp as part of the 400th anniversary celebrations of the Cochin Synagogue.The stamp in vertical format and printed in blue and maroon by photo-gravure process on unwatermarked paper, depicts the inner view of the synagogue.Once again paintings by old masters are honoring the Feast of Christmas, this set of Christmas stamps.comprising four values, issued by St.Kitts on Nov.27.The 12 and 40 cents denominations depict the \u2018\u2018Mystical Nativity\u201d as seen through the eyes of Sandro Botticelli and painted about 1500.The 25 and 50 cents values depict the \u2018\u2018Adoration of the Magi\u201d by Peter Paul Rubens.These paintings are now to be found hanging in the National Gallery in London, and King\u2019s College Chapel, Cambridge, respectively.Printing was by photogravure process on paper watermarked with the C.A.Block.This year we saw many newcomers to the Christmas scene, most of whose stamps were reproductions of religious paintings by old masters \u2014 and there is no doubt that this list will grow in succeeding years.Each year will see a greater demand for the earlier Christmas issues.It is certain that this will always be a very popular theme, sought after by both the collector of Christmas stamps and the collector of \u201cart\u201d on stamps.Gavin Ross One Westmount Square Westmount 216, Que.Smith Chapman ROSS, FULLER & COMPANY LTD.Insurance Brokers & Consultants.John R.Fuller 931-3887 VALUATIONS Alan Mitchell M.C., CM.* WORKS OF ART VALUED AGAINST FIRE - THEFT - DAMAGE (INSTITUTIONS AND PRIVATE COLLECTIONS) 4217 Bivd.De Maisonneuve, Mtl.215 P.Q.Tel.334-7227 Also: 932-0014 between 10 a.m.& 2 p.m.Duluth GLASS 5845 St.Jacques St.W.481-1658 481-5605 © Specializing in Auto Glass - © Mirrors and TableT ops ® General Glass Repairs for your home and office ee EE ET ur 16 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 9, 1969 - 015 Pos \u2014 We, a group of citizens of Westmount interested in the education of our children, urge all electors in the election for school commissioner on January 13th, 1969, to support A.REID TILLEY because: | 1.He stands for and supports - (a) Modern progressive education (b) Greater participation of parents and teachers in the educational system \u2019 (c) The maintenance of English language school structures in Quebec (d) Reorganization of the Island of Montreal school structures to make them sensitive to the needs of our children (e) Election of all school commissioners by general suffrage.2.He has - \\ (a) À great knowledge of educational law and practice in this province which is very necessary in this time of change | (b) Great experience both on the Westmount Board and the Greater Montreal Board | (c) Extensive contacts with many people in the educational field in the province.Irving Backler C.H.Drury Dr.H.E.Beardmore | A.Keith Ham W.R.Boake | Mrs.Joseph S.Jacobs Dr.Hugh R.Brodie Dr.Gordon M.Karn Norman S.Brooke P.S.Leggatt LT J.C.Cushing Helen Shapiro Marna Darragh - Ruth Skelton Michael L.Tucker | + as "]