The Westmount examiner, 24 avril 1969, jeudi 24 avril 1969

[" angele Making not just you ©\" Vol.XXXVII, No.16 ANNUAL INSPECTION OF WESTMOUNT UNITS - -\u2014-sount your home Westmount 215, P.Q., Thursday, April 24, 1969 10\u20ac Battle order was the dress of the day for the annual inspection Saturday of the Royal Montreal Regiment.Inspecting officer was (at top) Col.Bernard Archambault, (centre) commander Western Quebec district.Third from left is Maj.Harry Need- ham, officer commanding the local militia unit's contribution to the Mobile Command Reserve force.In the lower photo, part of a collection of machine-pistols collected by the RMR is examined by Col.Archambault.Left is Maj.J.Nesbitt, commanding officer, 1 Intelligence Training Company, and right is Lt.-Col.R.C.P.Lawson, CO of the RMR.Both units share the armory at 4625 St.Catherine street west, (National Defence photos) Juveniles Noisy mufflers new law target picked up for thefts Ten juveniles, in two lots, were arrested by Westmount Police early this week on a wide variety of theft counts.One group, ages ranging from 10 to 13 years, was apprehended by Sgt.Walter Richardson and the force's police dog Monday evening, breaking into parked cars.Sunday evening a patrol apprehended two local boys taking articles from an Olivier avenue apartment house.Their arrest led to the custody of three more with local addresses; all were in the 14-15 age range.Their possession of a key is believed to be leading to clearing up a whole series of apartment- locker and car thefts over the past couple of months.Westmount\u2019s 1939 anti-noise bylaw is about to have an amendment to tie it in with the automotive age and the sports car era.First reading was given to an amendment Monday night which adds a section, relative to the provincial highway code, to the effect that: \u201cNo person shall drive a motor vehicle unless such vehicle is provided with a muffler in good condition and so constructed and maintained as to prevent any excessive noise.\u201d À Westmount constable in future will have to stop and think under which by-law he is going to prosecute an offender.Or, rather, if he figures he can\u2019t get you under one local edict he can get you on another.Last winter's new traffic bylaw says: \u201cNo person shall cause a vehicle or the motor of a vehicle to be operated in a manner likely to disturb the peace, comfort or repose of persons in the vicinity.\u201d New Post Office not quite ready Date of moving of the West- mount Post Office from Greene avenue and de Maisonneuve boulevard west to its new building at St.Catherine street and Olivier avenue was still in the air this week.Local postmen had anticipated the move for this weekend, but last week it became apparent all was not in readiness.\u201cEarly May\u201d now is mentioned by postal officials downtown.6 false alarms rung in week Westmount Fire Brigade had six false alarms over the past week, three from the same box at Selby and Brooke avenues, two from Westmount Square, and the sixth from Selby and Greene avenue.Polluting the air is illegal Alright, law-abiding citizen.Add these to your long list of City of Westmount \u2018\u2018thou shalt nots:\u201d @ Don\u2019t permit smoke of more than 40 percent density to enter the local atmosphere; @ If the smoke is from an internal combustion engine.don't let it be more than 20 percent density; ® Don\u2019t use a kind or grade of furnace fuel which would cause 40 percent density smoke; ® Don't create an odor from combustion, manufacturing or other process to cause extreme discomfort or danger to health of others; ® Ditto for odors from decaying animals or vegetable matter: ® Don\u2019t cause, permit or carry on sandblasting, or pile, store, load or transport slack coal, cinders, ashes, sand, gravel or earth, without adequate cover to prevent sand, grit or dust entering the atmosphere.These new commandments are the essence of a new \u2018By-law Concerning Air Pollution\u201d given first reading Monday night on motion of Public Services Commissioner Ald.J.E.Birks, seconded by Ald.D.O'C.Doheny.You might \u2014or might not\u2014 get away these things prior to subsequent second and third readings.However, if found -guilty the fine is going to be up to $100 for every day the offence is com- mited, failing payment of which you can spend up to two months in jail.How about those percentage densities of smoke, you ask?Well, they're measured on a thing called the Ringelmann scale, as represented by the shaded squares below.Worried about your smoke, or someone else's \u2014 for example, that from the city\u2019s own incinerator?Clip out this strip and hold it up to the smoke and find the percentage for yourself.20% March real estate transfers in Westmount picked up markedly after a mid-winter comparative quiet, with $7,893,820 worth of property, by city valuation.involved in 36 transactions.Ten of these registrations were declarations involving estates.cessions or donations, involving $258,820 worth of valuation.Another six showed \"*$1 and other considerations\u2019 as the sale price, but involved the conveyance of all or part of properties valued by the City of Westmount at $6,- 882,120.Most prominent among these was the transmission of a one-third interest in the \u20184300,\u2019 luxury apartment house on de Maisonneuve boulevard west, from Roger Pau to Mrs.Jean P.Saletes.The \u20184300 city valuation is $6,642,250.The purchase of the prestigious 4300\" by Mr.Pau led the February real estate transfers.$213,740 house Of the remaining 30 transactions, for all of which sale prices were given, biggest by price was of the Fridolin Simard house at 2 Surrey Gardens, sold by Simco Ltée.to Les Placements Friger Ltée.for $213,740.The city's valuation roll shows this property at $89,550 for tax purposes; this was the biggest private property markup of the month at 139 percent.Biggest markup of \\all, on land \u2026 only, was shown for the lane off =\" Greene avenue behind the Bank of Montreal at de Maisonnétive ou Cy levard west, realized by thg City, \u201c of Westmount from the basi Price\u2019 was $25,948 for the land sh the city\u2019s books at $8,000.THis a step up to price of 224 percent.The acquisition is for an as-yet- unannounced reconstruction and expansion of the bank\u2019s facilities.Mark-up 51.8% Overall, the 30 sale prices aggregated $1,142,733 on properties valued for tax purposes at $752,- 880: a total markup of $389,853 or 51.8 percent.It should be pointed out \u2014 and it was by the vendor of a West- (continued on page 15) 60% 80% NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER By ERIC NEAL APRIL 26 to MAY 3 Not very pleasant until the middle of the week, then settled fair, although remaining cool.Sleet, hail and thunder with sunny intervals for some districts.The main flocks of migrating birds arrive.They prefer to travel at Full Moon time.Warm, sunny days and cold nights continue into next week.Trees burst into full leaf this pleasant weekend, and choke cherries blossom, also trilliums in the woods.Temp.range: south, 30-70°F.; Laurentians, 30-65°F. 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, April 24, 1969 !.Westmounters in orchestra Il.Festivals in Victoria Hall IH.More programs come in ! I.Last Sunday night in Salle Claude Champagne.an opera concert was given that had no Mascagni, Mozart and Gounod and the heavy clapping showed it was a successful event.less than 95 participants.There was a large audience who heard favorite arias from 11 celebrated operas by Verdi (5).Puccini (2).Yves Courville, known in various music spheres.(especially his Quatuor Double which performed splendidly at the Italian Cul- TJ Un Jy AMP Swimming, sailing, canoeing, tennis tripping, dramatics, crafts, archery.OyAREAU IN THE LAURENTIANS for girls 6-16 tural Institute) was the efficient leader for the 50-voice Choeur Vaudreuil-Soulanges and a 40 member orchestra.The young musicians, whose names were all listed in the souvenir program, are known as l'Ensemble Instrumental Arts-Quebec.They are the top students of Ecole Normale de Musique on Westmount avenue, l'Ecole Vincert d'Indy.College de Musique Sainte-Croix, Le Conservatoire de Musique de Québec and the Music F'aculties of the University of Montreal and McGill.Claire Gagnier, the guest artist, that delightful soprano, although not heard often as in former years, has not lost any of her charm and is in very good voice.Beehive I.Victoria Hall is a beehive of activity with music students, music adjudicators, choral groups.instrumental ensembles and interested listeners in most of the halls, big and small, in the attractive Westmount edifice.What's it all about?The Quebec Music Festivals Competition are having their tests.Excitment is high considering that this is the only surviving music competition in the city.One would expect a bigger entry and larger audiences at the events but everyone is so busy-busy-busy that one cannot attend everything going on.I was there last Saturday evening and heard .some advanced piano but could not stay to the end.I noticed that the Choeur Vaudreuil-Soulanges that sang the following evening in the Opera Concert (see above) was among the contestants in the vocal ensemble category.These Festivals are extremely good and always manage to uncover talented pupils that are willing to enter.I will go into detail in a future column.) Programs I.The programs continue to arrive, five more, one each postal day since last week.Again some are duplicates, as I have gone to so many concerts.Here are the new ones.No.11.painist Egon Petri, Jan.9.1933.Mount Royal Hotel Ballroom.I met this great pianist at the reception given by the late Alfred Laliberté.Petri stood with his hands behind his back and did not shake hands with the guests! 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866-4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS'N.Thursday, April 24, 1969 - 3 WE.3-4046 oy WATCH REPAIRS Estate Pieces Purchased ESTABLISHED 1899 OHMAN\u2019S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.Nearly 500 see, most approve urban renewal display School strike is quiet here The following bu were issued at Westmount City Hall during the past week: Apr.16 50 Arlington: for M.Fieldman by self.interior alterations and plumbing, $3,200: 4140 Dorchester: for Mr.Le- barbe by E.L.St.Mars.Inc.plumbing, $150: 618 Carleton: for E.C.Laffo- ley by self.interior alterations and plumbing, $1.500: Apr.17 367 Strathcona: for Mrs.C.K.Russell by John Watson (Quebec) Ltd., plumbing, replacement of gas hot water tank, $150.324 Victoria: for Mrs.I.Villeneuve by John Watson (Quebec) Ltd., alterations and plumbing.$6,000: Apr.18 17-19 Chesterfield: for Mrs.Gitta Kastner by H.L.Durand Inc., plumbing, repair gas lines.$70.Apr.21 94 Sunnyside: for L.Bloom by J.Lewin & Coj.plumbing.replace hot water tank, $450.Seven shoplifters week's Miracle take Seven shoplifters were arrested by Steinberg security staff in the Miracle Mart at Alexis Ni Nearly 500 citizens went to see the City of Westmount's graphic display last week on the urban renewal scheme.on view Thursday to Saturday in the hall of St.Andrew's United Church.Attendance Thursday was 125: Friday.170; and Saturday, nearly 200 with such a rush toward the 4:30 pm scheduled closing that the doors were kept open until almost six o'clock.Many comments were heard by those in attendance, and most were favorable: though Friday afternoon one obviously disapproving woman stormed from the \u2018\u2019mini-theatre\u2019 slide presentation, muttering loudly: \u201cThat didn\u2019t give any information!\u201d Thé mini-theatre proved highly popular with most visitors, a colored-slide some quarter of an hour\u2019s duration with a co-ordinated soundtrack commentary by the author of the basic scheme, Town Planner Goldyn Sunderland.who also was responsible for the overall exhibition.The theatre facilities were set up by the city\u2019s director of power and communications.A.de F.Heron.Apart from the verbal comments, a number of visitors took the trouble to give their impressions on cards provided for the purpose.These included: \u201cTres bien présente.\" \u2018Credit to all concerned.\u201d \u201cSome premises are based on illogism.\u201d \u2018\u2019Mini-theatre fine.\u201d .And one gave a fairly detailed idea of what might be done with the Greene avenue frontage of hon Plaza over the past week Westmount Square - which DAN\u2019S Tobacco Shop EE featuring a fine selection of pipes Mail Orders Accepted ta the Morgan Perhade Bidg.adjcining the McGill Metre Station (choice $7.95 to $25.) SAVINELU, 815.95 2025 UNION AVE.performance of PIZZA FULL OPEN! \u20ac Pa DAMO_PIZZERIA re, FREE.FAST pELIVERY © CASA An 935-7622 - 933-0403 RSE MEALS IN OUR DINING ROOM SEATING 95 PERSONS 4923 NOTRE-DAME WEST (Corner A TT) A HEADS APPEAL: year's This Navy League appeal is chaired by James M.Packham.35 Holton Avenue.vice-president of Canadian Vickers Ltd.A drumhead service in West- mount Park.attended by the Mayor of Westmount.will cap a series of Navy League events in the Montreal area kicking off the May 4-17 appeal for $45.- 800.The service commences at 2:30 pm on Sunday.is not part of the present renewal plan.Interested parties have until May 6 to communicate briefs.objections or suggestions to the Québec Housing Corporation.If any are submitted.a public hearing likely is to be conducted by QHC in Westmount within a month or so before the scheme moves forward.There is every indication that the five-year plan.embracing most of the section of Westmount below St.Catherine street in one way or another.will go ahead smoothly.with active encouragement from Québec which will realize half the cost from Federal funds.Macy's Drug Store closes local doors Macy's Drug Store.a landmark at Sherbrooke street and Victoria avenue for over 40 years.closes this weekend.It is the second such establishment to go in the area in the last two months \u2014 Grind- leys Pharmacy shut its doors in February.Headquarters tor PHILIPS Tape Recorders Record Players LITT ee TV Li Shavers Radi SALES & SERVICE PE A 1401 Peel Street \u2014 288-4161 Corner ot St Catherine, Tuesday's token strike by Protestant teachers proved just that in most respects in Westmount.No incidents.Most significant effort appears to have been that of a group of parents and their youngsters who.with the backing of the presidents of the three Home & School associations.gathered approxi mately 1.000 signatures in a door-to-door canvass on a petition.addressed to Premier Bertrand.which read: \u201cWe the undersigned citizens do not approve of the Government's treatment of the teachers and urge you to intervene in order to obtain a resumption of negotiations for an acceptable contract.\u201d A mid-morning check of West- mount High and Westmount Park schools revealed no pickets.We were told it was not because of the pouring rain: they had not planned to be out at that time.(Nor were the Machinist pickets in evidence across from WHS at Air Canada's offices.as they were the day before.) The demonstration at central school board headquarters in N.D.G.was supported.a student 4 stolen, 1 found week's bicycle score The week's Westmount bicycle box-score: Reported stolen: 4: Recovered: 1.informed us.by six young people from Westmount High.four of whom were members of the Students\u2019 Council.SINCE 1916 OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE - RESIDENTIAL - - COMMERCIAL -} \u2014- INDUSTRIAL - WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.637-2308 24 HOUR SERVICE ings.We offer an adventure in dining enjoyment.Restful surround- friendly atmosphere.You'll appreciate our varied menu that will appeal to every member of the family.Come in Sunday or some evening this week.\u2018OLD COLONY\u2019\u2019 RESTAURANT (Formerly Macy's) 4855 Sherbrooke St.West cor.Victoria © Plenty of Free Parking nearby Also operating the \"1390\" Restaurant, 1390 Sherbrooke West and the \u201c555\u201d Restaurant, 555 Dorchester West.We also cater for weddings, parties, etc.COURTESY ROSE & LAFLAMME LTD. 4 - Thursday, April 24, 1969 A THE WESTMOUNT Examiner XIE NN A La SIAN w 7 CANA Ry fxg) Making net just your house but all of Westmount your home Published Every Thursday by J.W.Sancton & Sons 4630 St.Catherine Street West Westmount 215, P.Q.Editorial Accounting Circulation Display Advertising Departments 932-3157 Classified Advertising 8.30 a.m.to 5 p.m.weekdays (To 10.00 p.m.Mondays and Tuesdays) 931-7511 The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper tor the home, devoted to public service.Mail Subscriptions: $3.30 per vear: $2.00 halt vear.I'en cents a vopy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebec Weekly Newspapers Association.Second class mail registration number 1760 Strikes by teachers are against us all The natural sympathy of parents of school-age children lies with the teachers.There are ties of parents and teachers through school program participation, Home and School activities and personal links.Yet, we must wonder where the wider public stands.A profession, once beheld on a pedestal, has devolved its image into that of just another segment of organized labor caught up in strife with its employers.There remains a difference, however.That is that the employer is not a large corporation of a branch of private industry.but a government.And government is us all.Tuesday's strike proved nothing which government and citizens didn\u2019t know before.It may have made some of us more aware that teachers and government have not achieved a contract.But we think the classes-stoppage was a wasteful misuse of schooling time.It is unlikely to change government policy.Bury our own dead ?Isn't it about time Westmount finally gained those ultimate explars of good living: public wining and dining.All that remains to be added are facilities for burying our own dead.The last known burial ground was that atop the mountain used by our earlier inhabitants, the Indians.And no one now around seems to recall our ever having our own undertaking parlor.Now here is something wide open to free enterprise, in an area noted for some of the finest funerals in these parts.Just as discerning restaurateurs have moved in, in the wake of sweeping aside the Victorian idea that Westmount should not have dining room liquor licenses.We now have some of the finest eating establishments going without having to step over the border into neighboring Montreal.Why should it be so for our funerals?We thought perhaps we did not have one of those places, replete with slumber rooms, soft lights and organ music, because such was not provided for in the city\u2019s by-laws.Such as, for example, it was discovered last winter zoning did not allow animal hospitals (since corrected) even though there long had been one here.Or, as a few years ago, we out-lawed massage parlors.But, no.It seems that if one wanted to, one could open up a Westmount Funeral Home, or whatever name one should choose, in a narrowly restricted but nonetheless allowable area, on either Victoria or Prince Albert avenue, mid-way between St.Catherine street and de Mai- sonneuve boulevard.As for our own cemetery.land values being what they are, plots in Côte des Neiges and on Mount Royal will probably have to suffice for some time to come as the fashionable last resting places of Westmounters.You Say Sir: According to your reporting of the Westmount School Commissioners\u2019 meeting in last week's issue, it would seem that some of the Westmount parents who send their children to Roslyn School may be unaware that there are.in addition to bilingualism.other equally important matters worthy of concern in education today.Westmount Park School does not have a French immersion program but principal.teachers and parents have been working on Regulation I and it is planned to formally commence implementation in September 1969.West- mount Park School does have its special problems (what school does not?) but again the principal, teachers and parents are concerned and involved and are working together in an atmosphere of cooperation to find solutions.As a parent I am very content to have my children at Westmount Park School and feel we have here the beginnings of a truly co-operative school, in the spirit of Regulation I.(Mrs.) Isabel Meyer 64 Bruce avenue, WESTMOUNT 215.St- Scholastique A meaningless controversy Almost overnight, the sleepy Laurentian town of St.Scholas- tique has been awakened by a highly-inflated political controversy between the federal and Quebec governments.It centres, of course, on the choice of the site for Montreal's new international airport.In an effort to rationalize this controversy, I should like to describe the events leading up to the historic decision of last month.An intensive review was begun by the federal government in late 1966 of the airport requirements of the Montreal region.In July 1968, the federal cabinet decided to build a new international airport and then proceeded to investigage throughly the possible sites.JFinally, on March 27.my colleague, Mr.Hellyer, announced that St.Scholastique had been chosen as the ideal site.The alternative of expanding the existing facilities at Dorval was rejected on the grounds that the necessity of moving families would be socially undesirable and economically prohibitive \u2014 $1 billion was the figure mentioned in the review.Dorval will be superseded by the new international airport in terms of capacity and, of course, importance.Its own capacity of 3 to 5 million passengers a year, however, is expected to be the same in 1985 as the loss of long-range traffic will be compensated for by an increase in short-haul intercity traffic.This anticipated role of Dorval had some considerable bearing on the choice of the site for the new airport.Two factors There were two important and not unrelated factors which influenced the choice of St.Scho- lastique.One included all the technical criteria used in determining the best location for such an airport, the other focused on the economic impacts of the possible sites.The criteria were: air traftic security, no encroachment on urban zones, accessibility for the majority of users, good access roads, good accessibility to Dorval, convenience to housing and industrial development areas, economic promotion of the region of Montreal, and cost-benefit ratio.After analysis of these criteria, the cabinet reduced its choice from 20 suggested possibilities to five and then created a task force to examine these sites from the point of view of their different economic impacts.This task force, chaired by Prof.Benjamin Higgins of the University of Montreal, comprised representatives from the federal government.the Quebec government and the City of Montreal.It concentrated on three areas; to the north, west, and south of Montreal, respectively.The Higgins report showed that the western area (in the vicinity of Valleyfield), no matter how technically attractive, would not be conducive to the bolstering of the Quebec economy generally or to alleviating regional economic disparity.In fact, recent developments in the Cornwall area suggest that the location of a site in the western area would aggravate the regional imbalance in Quebec.The report considered both the St.Jean and Drummondville- Sherbrooke areas but concluded that the economic growth to the east, as hoped for by the provincial government.would not materialize from the location of the airport in either area.Prof.Higgins and his colleagues did believe, however, that the northern area (in the vicinity of St.Jerome) would best serve the twin goals of reducing regional imbalance and accelerating the development of the provincial economy as a whole.The location of the airport in this area would promote development and expansion to the east.including Joliette.Trois-Rivières and Quebec City.Logical site It was only after assessing the factors identified by the Higgins report and in the light of the a - forementioned criteria that St.Scholastique was chosen as the logical site for an international airport.I, therefore, cannot agree with the strong objections raised by the Quebec Government over the site choice.If the regional programs of that government were the only criterion for such a choice.there may have been some merit in choosing a site to the northeast of Montreal or possibly the south-east although the Higgins report favored a site to the north of the St.Lawrence.But to be useful.an airport should be in a position to serve its clientele efficiently.It is estimated.for instance.that in 1985 the great majority of passengers (86%) using the new airport will have as their origin or destination points: the center of Montreal (22%), west of Montreal (50%) and north of Montreal (14%).Passengers wanting to connect with nearby cities (Quebec, Toronto) will need quick and easy access to Dorval.The distance between St.Scholasti- que and Dorval (17 miles) is reasonable.that between Dorval and points eastward is much less so.It is, therefore, misleading for the Quebec government to accuse the federal government of being dictatorial in its choice of the airport site.For while the final decision was naturally made by the federal government.this decision was the result of cogent analysis of all the relevant facts and factors by all levels of government.March property.(continued from page 1) mount property on which a particularly high profit would appear to have been made among the transfers published here a month ago for February, that sometimes extensive improvements have been made to properties between the time of the last valuation roll revision and the date of sale.Nonetheless, it is conceded that generally Westmount properties are continuing to realize good sale prices, almost continuously over the past year or more.Also, for the benefit of inquirers regarding the source of data, the basic information describing the properties, vendors, purchasers and prices, is recorded as public information in the Montreal Registry Office when deeds of transactions are filed for registration.Current valuations are filed on public record at city hall.Sales prices have an important bearing on determining market value of other properties at any given time in a particular street, district or the community generally, and prove of considerable value to both professional realtors and private individuals contemplating sales or purchases.The details The March transactions recorded for Westmount, omitting estate declarations, cessions and donations, follow: (valuations in brackets) 50 Arlington: from Mrs.Osborn Bowen to Mrs.Michael Fieldman, $28,500 ($22 450); 464 Elm: from Mrs.Roger Ouimet to David B.Forbes, $46,500 ($26,700); 202 Cote St.Antoine: from William D.Staniforth to Mrs.George Cabot, $1 and other considerations ($44,950), 4908 Sherbrooke: from Mrs.Lewis Davies to Mrs.Ralph Mullins, $42,100 (31,400): 428 Strathcona: from John J.H.Holmes to William D.Staniforth, $55,000 ($32,900) : 435 Strathcona: from Emile Perez to Gabriel Whiteman, $1 and cons.$30,- 850): 450 Mount Stephen: from Colin Le Rougetel to William C.Deacon.$31,500 ($21,600); 369 Grosvenor: from Mrs.Walter Somerville to Mrs.Ross E.Hayes, $23,000 ($13,050): 4626 St.Catherine: from J.L.Perry Securities Ltd.to John L.Perry, Mrs.Tor Strangeland and Mrs.George Gar- neau, $37,445 ($27,800); Grove Park: (land) from Montreal Standard Publishing Co., Ltd., to Stephen Armstrong, $15,000 ($11,550): 786 Lexington: from Mrs.Gaston Ga- riepy, Liane.Pierre and Suzanne Ga- riepy to Pierre Gariepy, $115,000 ($102,900); 495 Claremont: from Mrs.Charles L.Smith to John B.Creasor, $38,000 ($30,550) 609 Belmont: from Norman Phemis- ter to Charles Lombard, $52,000 ($31.- 100): 534 Lansdowne: from Mrs.Walter Pick to Frank Fabi, $14,000 ($15,400); 4300 de Maisonneuve: from Roger Pau to Mrs.Jean P.Saletes, one-third interest for $1 and cons.($6,642,250); 425 Wood: from J.Michael G.Scott to Mrs.Victor DeVito, $60,000 ($36,150).Greene: (land) from City of West- mount to Bank of Montreal $25,948 ($8,000; 370 Grosvenor: from Mrs.Robert Scharf to Leslie Malowany, $24,000 ($13,050); 4769-71 Sherbrooke: from George Cambanis to Adrian N.Maris, $1 and cons.($73,400).395 Selby: from Hyman Gorodensky and Harold Murawnik to Provincial Government, $107,500 ($59,850) ; 642 Sydenham: from William J.Veitch to Ralph Harper, $77,500 ($63,450): 602 Argyle & 4334 Westmount: from Mrs.Pierre Beauchemin to Robert Her- shorn, $100,000 ($87,450).4162-6 Dorchester: from North East Development Corporation to Morris and Abraham Robinson, $1 and cons.($60,000).603 Roslyn: from Mrs.Ernest S.Laurie to Mrs.Melvin Burgess, $36,000 .($27.950): 2 Surrey Gurdens: from Simco Ltée to Les Placements Friger Ltée, $213.- 740 ($89,550); 16 Thornhill: from James S.Fry to, Daniel H.Tingley, $1 and cons ($30,650).© e The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week: Apri 15 8:24 p.m.: Atwater overpass, grass fire; 9:22 pm: 3237 St.Antoine: Noisy gas-fired space heater; Apr.16 8:28 pm: Brooke & Selby: (Box 114) False alarm; 9:09: 334 Selby: Water leak: April.17 8:48 am: 4775 Sherbrooke: Strange odor; 1:10 pm: 1 Westmount Square: False alarm; 8:30 pm: Selby and Greene: False alarm; Apr.18 Nil.Apr.19 1:25 am: 208 Selby: Broken water line; School census readied of Westmount residents Preparations are under way by Albert E.Mount, secretary- treasurer of the Schnol Commissioners for the Municipality of the City of Westmount, for the annual statutory census of children of Westmount.A band of courteous and considerate census takers will be abroad during May, each armed with a certificate of identification.And here is what they are required to ask regarding each youngster up to and including age 20 (as of June 30): Full address; father\u2019s and mother\u2019s full names, occupations and birth dates; tutor\u2019s name if there is one; if he or she attends school, within or outside the municipality; if he attends night or special courses during part of the year, and, if between 6 and 15 years and not attending school, why.Mi.Mount says the school census is a means of supervision and an instrument of study and forecast and, more important, \u201ca means of attajning the common objective of all: to see that every boy or girl reaches the highest educational level attainable.\u201d A warning: ask the census taker for identification.If this cannot be provided, notify the West- mount Police immediately.Payments for March top half a million March payments, approved Monday evening by Westmount City Council, ran just over half a million dollars, nearly the same as the same month a year ago.Payrolls amounted to $202,- 026.70 and other accounts to $307,958.26 \u2014 for a total of $509,- 026.70.Ald.D.O'C Doheny named acting mayor Ald.Daniel O\u2019Connel Doheny, commissioner of public safety, was appointed Monday night to be acting Mayor of the City of Westmount for the months of May June and July.He will stand in for Mayor Peter M.McEntyre on any occasion when the first magistrate is unable to be present.The mayor was the only absentee Monday night.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, April 24, 1969 - 5 Last $30,000 is paid out for big sewer Westmount City Council Monday night approved payment of the last $30,000 of the city's $800.- 000 share of the Greene-St.Emi- lie collector sewer constructed by the City of Montreal in 1965- 66.This payment represents settlement, recently agreed by engineers of the two municipalities, of final costs of the $2,100,000 joint project.Westmount on its own built within its own boundaries a $700,000 drain, originating in the area of Sherbrooke street and Elm avenues, linking with Montreal\u2019s length on Greene avenue.Cost-sharing of the joint project was on the basis of proportionate areas of the two municipalities drained.Connection was made in 1967 a VING?Keep your Examiner coming.wherever you go.Phone 932-3157 for | n Spring a young Man\u2019s fancy turns To 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Slendering 0 The GENTLEmen of the Moving Industry Cream 6 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, April 24, 1969 SYNAGOGUE Temple Emanu-El 4100 Sherbrooke St.W.DR.HARRY J.STERN, Rabbi Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone, Assistant Rabbi CANTOR HERMAN K.GOTTLIEB SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, April 25th at 8:15 o'clock DR.STERN will speak on \u201cThe Little Book.\" Saturday morning, April 26th at 11:30 o'clock sermonette by Rabbi Bloomstone based on Pirke Ovos.BAR MITZVAH At the Worship both Friday evening and Saturday morning Peter James Grossman, son of Dr.and Mrs.Arnold Grossman will be called to the reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah.RELIGIOUS SCHOOL High School Department - Saturday mormngs at 9:30 o'clock; Junior School - Sunday mornings at 9:30: Daily Hebrew School - Monday thru Thursday afternoons commencing at 4:00 o'clock.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH.THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST.IN BOSTON, MASS.SUNDAY.APRIL 27th 11:00 a.m.Church Service 11:00 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Nursery for Infants Lesson-Serman Subject \u201cPROBATION AFTER DEATH\u201d Every Wednesday 8:15 p.m.Tesumony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM in the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday.Thursday and Saturday | to $ p.m.Wednesday 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.UNITARIAN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.at Simpson: 11:00 a.m.\u201cCONSCIENCE AND AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL Guest Preacher Archbishop T Roberts.5.J London.England Organist: Kenneth Meek B.Mus Choir Director: Barbara Keats B.Mus.CHURCH SCHOOL.1n Trafalgar School.3495 Simpson St.at 11-00 a.m \"LAKESHORE UNTARIAN CHURCH at 14 Ceda Ave Pointe Claire.Services at 9:30 and 11 15 am.Minister Rev Fred Cappucinno NORTHSHORE FELLOWSHIP at 1 - Roxboro - Service on Sunday.at 8 p.m 9th Ave.Biblical Outreach\u201d UNITED ST.ANDREW'S * WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road, near Argyle Ave.Rev.E.A.Kirker, B.A.,B.D., Rev.M.R.Ralph, B.A, B.D.Ministers 11:00 a.m.Mormung Worship \u201cTHE CASE FOR CHASTITY\" Church School and Crib Corner 4.00 p.m.Bach Cantatas 60 voices and instruments Gordon C.White, B.Mus.Organist and Choir Director.DOMINION DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.and Landsdowne Avenue Rev.R.Douglas Smith.B.A.B.D.Rev.J.T.P.Nichols.M.A., B.D.Mrs.Holly E.Davidson Organist and Choirmaster: Mr.Victor McCorry Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.n: \u201cNAVIGATING IN FOG\u201d Rev.R.Douglas Smith.D.D.Crib Corner for infants Church School 10 and 11 am.BAPTIST Snowdon Baptist 5275 Earnscliffe Ave.N.D.G.Comer Eamnsclife and [Isabella Telephones: 485-9860 or 182-6765 Pastor: Rev.E.Gorbett B.Th.B.R.E.SUNDAY SERVICES 9:45 a.m.Bible School for all 11:00 a.m.and 7:00 p.m.Wednesdays 8 p.m.Prayer Fridays at 8 p.m.Youth A Fellowship Church with a Warm and Friendly - Visitors Most Welcome - LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 285 Clarke Ave.Westmount Rev.Helmut Saabas Miss Lydia Eibich - Organist SUNDAY APRIL 27th 9:30 a.m.Senior Sunday School and Bible Class 11:00 a.m The Service.Jr.S.S.and Nursery WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.West at Roslyn Ave.Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister \u2014 Rev.J.Frank Patch.B.A.B.D.Organist and Choir Director: Frank Amstrong, L.T.C.L.11:00 a.m.\"INDUSTRY, DEVOTION AND PURPOSE\u201d 7.30 p.m.\"ALLIS WELL \u2014 GOD IS NIGH\" Church Family Dinner and Annual Meeting Wednesday at 6:00 p.m.Sunday School: 10:00 a.m.and 10:45 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME { WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH (United) Lansdowne Ave.and Maisonneuve Blvd.Rev.H.Ray Ashford, Minister Mr.Christopher Jackson, Organist 11:00 a.m.ANNIVERSARY SERVICE REV.ALAN MCFARLANE At Noon: The Coffee-Hour Welcome to All Anglican \u2018Council for Faith\u2019 organizing at Advent Church Rev.H.L.Hertzler.a former rector of the Church of St.John the Evangelist, will be at the Church of The Advent on Sunday.Fr.Hertzler will be the celebrant at the 8 am Eucharist and will preach at the 10.30 am.Sung Eucharist.At 2.30 pm in the Parish Hall.Dinner, annual set by Baptists Rev.J.Frank Patch will preach at both services at West- mount Baptist Church on Sunday.In the morning his topic will be \u201cIndustry, Devotion and Purpose\u201d and in the evening \"All Is Well \u2014 God Is Nigh.\u201d The evening service will stress the summer camp program at Cedar Lodge, Lake Memphremagog.After evening worship there will be a fellowship hour to which all are cordially invited.In place of the usual mid-week service on Wednesday.April 30.there will be a church family dinner and the annual meeting at 6 pm.ANGLICAN ST.MATTHIAS Cote St.Antoine Road at Church Hill Canon J.N.Doidge The Rev W L.Chatterton - EANTER UI Holy Eucharist Holy Eucharist Sermon - The Rector Mattins and Holy Baptism Sermon The Rector 11 00a.m - Church School.Nursery & Crib Corner WEDNESDAY 10: a.m.- Holy Communion THURSDAY .St.Philip and St.James \u201cSpm Holy Communion Organist & Choirmaster - Aubrey M.Foy.AR.co 80am 930am lam CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Corner of Wood and Maisonneuve, Westmount The Rev'd K.G_ Rutter The Rev'd Canon B.Lindsay THE THIRD SUNDAY AFTER EASTER 8:00 a.m.The Holy Eucharist 10:30 a.m.Sung Eucharist Sermon - The Revd.H.L.Hertzler HOLY EUCHARIST DURING THE WEEK - 7:00 a.m.Tuesday 9:30 a.m.Wednesday 8:00 a.m.Friday Organist.Mr Paul Crawford ST.STEPHEN'S DORCHESTER and ATWATER Mr.E.Tait, Organist APRIL 27th Holy Communion Rev.W.T Whyte.We Welcome You PRESBYTERIAN STANLEY Westmount and Victoria Aves.Minister: Rev.S.Macdonell B.A.B.D SUNDAY.APRIL, th 11:00 a.m.Mormun Norstup 10:15a.m.Church 11:00a.m.Kindergarten.ist and Choir Director ris Killam A.R.C.T 1.Mus (McGill) Visitors Welcome 326 Wood avenue, Fr.Hertzler will give his views on Church union.Those interested in the newly formed \u2018Council for The Faith\u201d are invited to remain after this talk for a short organizational meeting.French choir at St.Andrew's On Sunday, at 4 pm.the choir of l\u2019Eglise Réformée Presbytérienne Saint-Marc of Ste.Foy, under the direction of George Little, will be welcomed to St.Andrew\u2019s Church and with the choir of that church, will sing two weeks of J.S.Bach \u2014 Cantata 4 \u2018Christ Lag in Todesbanden, accompanied by Mr.Little, and Cantata 78 \u2018Jesu der du meine Seele,\u201d accompanied by Gordon White.Shaar USY youth join walkathon Approximately 100 teenagers.members of United Synagogue Youth from Ottawa and Montreal.will stage a walkathon Sunday in support of the Israel Emergency Fund.The walk will start at 10 am from the Shaare Zedek Synagogue in N.D.G.and will continue through Côte St.Luc.Hampstead.Westmount.Snowdon.Town of Mount Royal and St.Laurent.Each USY'er will be sponsored by individuals who pledge specific donations for each mile to be walked.The goal of the hike is $5.000.Westmount youth will be represented by USY members of the Shaar Hashomayim Congregation.Kensington avenue.Melville to honor Rev.C.C.Cochrane A coffee party is being held at Melville Church for Rev.Charles C.Cockrane on Sundav.after church.about 12:30 pm.The reason for this presentation by members of the congregation is because of a honorary degree of doctor of divinity that is being bestowed on him by Knox Presbyterian College Toronto, on May 6.It is also 20 years ago.that he was inducted as minister.Book Lovers end season at Temple Miss Kathleen Jenkins.Mrs.Leslie Roberts.Mrs.Hyman Grover and Mrs.Maurice Schwartz presided at the tea table following the closing meeting of 24th season of Book Lovers Forum yesterday.The entire committee of the forum acted as hostesses for this meeting.and they received as special guests representatives of neighboring churches and synagogues.St.Matthias sets choral evensong Choral Evensong will be sung Sunday at 4 pm by the men and boys of St.Matthias\" Choir.under the direction of Aubrey M.Foy.organist and choirmaster.SHAAR SPEAKER: Guest speaker at the Montreal |s- rael Bond Organization's annual Man of the Year dinner at Congregation Shaar Hashomayim.West- mount.May 4 will be Michael Comay, (above) first Israel! ambassador to Canada and now political advisor to Foreign Minister Abba Eban.\u2018Man of the Year\u201d will be William Git- tes of Montreal.Chairman \u2018of the dinner will be Samuel Bronfman, (below) 15 Belvedere road.national president of the Israel Bond Organization.Mr.Bronf- man was guest speaker at a cocktail reception Tuesday at Temple Emanu-El for Mr.Gittes.Film Star Tony Curtis was honored last Sunday by the organization at a Shaar Hashomayim dinner BA Coll A.Colline 5) The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, April 24, 1969 - 7 »-veryone fits Into the square Why?Because Galeries Westmount Square has appeal for young at heart people of all ages.Tall, Dark and Handsome.Look for the three black towers.Two full city blocks bordered by de Maisonneuve Blvd., Greene Ave., St.Catherine St.W., and Wood Ave.Parking validation now in effect and direct Metro entrance, too.© Right now you'll find the Square at its glamourous best.See newly arrived fashions from around the world, and one-of-a-kind gift suggestions from the specialty shops.Browse for paper things and paperbacks.knitting things and baby things.children\u2019s wear and toys en masse, imported jewellry (china, too) .and ideas galore for home decor.Plus four fine restaurants, first-run theatre, florist, shoe salon, health and beauty spa, national grocery chain, Quebec Liquor Board, travel agency, modern pharmacy, men\u2019s hair stylist, bakery, bank and a great deal more.Open until 9 p.m.Thursday and Friday.BGALERIES WESTMOUNT SQUARE Ce \u201cnothing like it anywhere\u201d 8 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, April 24, 1969 Awards Night set for May5 Annual awards night of the City of Westmount Recreation Department has been set for Monday, May 5, at Victoria Hall.The City Council and a number of specially invited guests are expected to be on hand to applaud the presentation of trophies and awards for touch football, tennis, softball, tackle football and hockey.In touch football, the Falcons were Termite champions and the Argos the top Mosquitoes.Registered for last fall's Sep- tember-November program were 204 participants, in seven teams.They played 99 games and had 98 practices.Registered for tennis last year were 159.Among awards to be given May 5 are the Ald.F.W.Gross Trophy and crest to Margaret Jacobs, ladies\u2019 singles champion; crest to girls\u2019 singles champion of 12 and under, Jill Fuller; 16 and under, Gigi Mintz, SPORTS and ladies\u2019 doubles champions.Mrs.Ratcliff and Mrs.Roper.Dous.Collier receives the Ald.C.P.Beaubien Trophy and crest for boys\u2019 singles champion of 14 and under and Earl Smith the Mayor M.L.Tucker Trophy for men\u2019s singles championship.Crests for boys\u2019 singles cham- DOG SHOWS United Kennel Club Championship Dog Shows April 26th and 27th Pointe Claire Arena St.Jeans Rd., Pointe Claire Information: 631-3950 MR.EXECUTIVE Do You Have À Transportation Problem?We Have Many Ways .To Lease Automobiles and Trucks Inquiries welcomed: call our leasing dept.ss MONTRÉAL ES TRE \u201cMONTREAL'S VOLUME CHEV-OLD 925 Laurentian Blvd.St.Laurent FIRE DEALER\" 144-6401 ly atmosphere of his Music by Plus (Just west of Cavendish) BILL BICKERDIKE.Invites YOU to enjoy a pleasant evening in the warm, friend- \u201cHELEN & THE HONEYCOMBS\u201d SPOTLIGHT DANCING - DOOR PRIZES Snacks and Entertainment See you at the \u2018LITTLE OLD PUB\u201d 6610 Sherbrooke St.West 484-0054 pion, 12 and under; Geoff Collier ; 14 and under, Doug.Collier, and 16 and under, Martin Cukierman.Crest for men\u2019s doubles champions: G.Ratcliff and J.Aick- man; and for mixed doubles champions, Miss M.Jacobs and M.Wertheimer.Softball trophies and crests go to the Marlins, Mosquito champions; the Mets, Pee Wee - champions, and the W.B.Scott, QC, Cup to the Wanderers, senior champions.The Ald.H.G.Seybold tackle football trophy and crests go to the Mules.An outstanding-player trophy winner is to be announced.Finally, hockey trophies and crests will be awarded as follows: The Mayor J.A.de Lalanne Trophy and crests to the Dragons, Termite champions; The Club de Hockey Canadien Trophy and crests to the Huskies, Mosquito champions; The Mayor Roy L.Campbell Trophy and crests to the Huskies, Pee Wee champions; The Mayor Walter Merrill Trophy and crests to the Rangers, Bantam champions; The Russ McConnell Memorial Trophy and crests to the Badgers, Midget champions; The Mayor J.C.Cushiong Trophy to the Avenue Stars, Senior champions; And crests to the scoring champions, referees and outstanding player in each league.There were 32 hockey teams with a registration of 456; 238 games and 344 practices.Two hundred were registered for softball in 13 teams for 68 games and 126 practices.Tackle football had four Bantam teams with 64 registered.They played 16 games and had 75 practices.Kennel Club spring shows on weekend The United Kennel Club of Montreal is once again holding their annual spring dog shows.These all-breed championship shows will be held at the Pointe Claire Arena, Saturday and Sunday.The United Kennel Club is the oldest breed club in Montreal and district, and these shows will mark the 60th and 61st time that breeders and fanciers have flocked to the arena to try to make their canine favorites into champions.The Dominion Collie and Shetland Sheepdog Association will hold a specialty show.There will be three booster shows in conjunction with the regular show by The Afghan Hound Club of Canada, The German Shepherd Club of Montreal, The Staffordshire Bull Terrier Club of Canada.The popular parade of champions, comprising top dogs from all over North America, will again take place.~ Baseball starts Saturday, June 7 Baseball (hardball) instruc tion will commence on Saturday morning, June 7 at the Westmount Athletic Grounds, and will continue every Saturday throughout the summer, commencing at 9 am, Recreation Supervisor John Garland announces.Intending participants are asked to register at the recreation office as soon as possible.It is not necessary that boys attend every Saturday morning, having regard to summer holiday absences, etc.\u2018 gd i & Norman Specior of S.Albert & Co.Ltd.by Daniel J.Albert AND HIS HOME Some tips for moving day As moving time is approaching, we thought this would be the opportune moment to devote our column to pointers on the subject.We did some research, and are indebted to W.C.Thompson of Bekins Moving and Storage Co.(Canada) Ltd.for the sound advice which we hope will benefit our readers.: To ensure a good move, choose an established company whose reputation has been earned by years of service.Decide what's worth moving.It's amazing how much you can accumulate in a few years.Why not give anything you don\u2019t need to your favorite charity and save the cost of moving it?How much packing you do will depend on your decision as to how you can best spend your time, energy and money.If you plan to do some of the packing yourself, here are packing tips: 1.Use containers clean and strong; 2.Containers should have lids and be secured with tape or twine; 3.For safety in handling, a container should not be overloaded \u2014 50 pounds maximum is desirable; 4.Pack heavy items in the bottom of containers: lighter items near the top; 5.All finished surfaces should be protected by wrapping with paper to prevent scratching or marring.(Hard objects wrapped in fabrics, towels, or linens, will chafe holes.); 6.Use adequate cushioning \u2014 wadded, shredded or crumpled paper, excelsior or other clean materials; 7.Pack tightly to avoid shift- that are ing; 8.Identify the contents of each container.Take valuables with you or ship them by parcel post, regular mail or Railway Express as a mover is not responsible for such articles left in chests and drawers.Do not tie, wrap or cover any furniture.Leave it in place for the movers.Before you leave, here is a list of things to check: 1.Send change-of-address notices to the post office, motor license bureau, friends, publications, insurance companies, church, synagogue, other organizations; 2.Discontinue the following services at the old house and arrange for new one: utilities, newspaper, laundry, milk, fuel oil; 3.Close accounts at the bank, savings and loan and stores; 4.Gather records for school, doctors and scouts; 5.Transfer insurance for house, car and furnishings._ CAMPBELL GILDAY CO.LIMITED MONTREAL, QUEBEC Symbol of quality roofing since 1883 Call our representative for free estimate ® RESIDENTIAL © COMMERCIAL © INDUSTRIAL 7300 St.James St.W.(A?West Broadway) 482-9566 CONSULT US DOES YOUR WATER HEATER I PRODUCE ENOUGH ON THE MARKET REGINA PLUMBING LTD.3650 VERDUN AVE.24 hours a day HOT WATER?RENT WHAT'S BEST TODAY: A NATURAL GAS WATER HEATER ONLY 25 per month 768-2161 Q D @ The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, April 24, 1969 - 9 WE HAVE A TRUCKLOAD oF Daniel J.Albert President OUTBOARD ie MOTOR Maurice 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DRESSES DAILY PICK UP AND DELIVERY 631-9831 1925-46th Avenue, Lachine Est.1900 One Day Service J Free movies set for Council women It's free movies and a panel discussion on the film industry next Thursday May 1.at Cinema Westmount Square for members of member organizations of the Montreal Council of Women.The program has been arranged by the Film.Radio and TV Committee of the council of which Mrs.C.P.Leblond.68 Chesterfield avenue.is chairman.It will include two pictures.one provided by the Quebec Film Board and the other.\u2018Pas de Deux.\u201d by the National Film Board.The two-hour program will conclude with a discussion of production through distribu- VOLUNTEERS HONORED: S.H.Dobell, president ot Douglas Hospital.15 seen with two volunteers honored at the hospital's long service awards banquet last week for having contributed more than 1.000 hours of service.Centre.Miss Sonia Ward, 10 Were- dale park.Westmount.and Miss Margaret Van Vleit, 4733 Roslyn avenue.tion of moving pictures.Use of the theatre.for which the regular performances have been suspended.is being provided by Famous Players.Varsity Alumnae annual arranged The Montreal Alumnae Branch of the University of Toronto Alumni Association is holding its annual dinner meeting at the University Womens Club.910 Sherbrooke street west.next Thursday.at 6:30 pm.Guest speaker will be Max Ford.humorist.All former students of the universitv are welcome.Remarriage topic for partnerless Mrs.Arlene Stang of the Family Service Association will moderate a discussion.\u2018Pros and Cons of Remarriage.\u201d at the regular meeting of Montreal Chapter No.284.Parents Without Partners Inc.next Thursday.May 1.8 pm.Refreshments will be served.Meetings take place at the Family Service Association.4515 St.Catherine street west.Visitors are welcome.STN (a NN we \u201cBIG.EXTRAORDINARY.SIMPLY GREAT.+ Maggie Smith's Yeas] =>) performance is staggering.\u201d =\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 Foster Parents Plan No Shampoo, No Brushes No Detergents PARTIAL LIST OF Foster Parents\u2019 Plan, Dept.WE 4-24-69 oO Ean P.O.Box 65, Station \u2018B\u201d, \u2019 Montreal, Que., Canada.| wish to become a Foster Parent of a needy child for one year.If possible, sex.Mrs.John Distonbdaker, age.nationality.cc.cuen.Ottawa, Ont.I will pay $17 a month for one year or more ($204 per year).Payments will be made monthly O, quarterly 0, semi-annually DO, Dr.A.P.Baird annually O.| enclose herewith my first pay- Kitchener, Ont.ment Soon.Before You Clean Your Carpets.o « \"READ THIS!\"\u2019 1.Harsh Detergents result in Rapid Resoiling.2.Detergents cause texture change.3.Vacuums fail to remove soil or residue.4.Conventional methods scrub soil deeper and reduce life of carpet.Rt.How.& Mes.L.B.Pearson, A Ottawa, Ontt Nr.& Mrs.Pater D.Curry B.|! cannot \u201cadopt\u201d a child, but | would like Winnipeg, Man.to help a child by contributing §.| Mrs.L.B.Cuiter, | Vancouver, B.C.Name .2.22 000 + 1 00 0 5000 Kiwanis Club, .| Peterborough, Ont.Address + 222 0 0 8 4 0 40 0 0 0 060 | Or.& Mrs.John M.Olds, \" Twilingate, iid.City .Prov.I Hr Bate .Contributions Income Tax Deductible.| ee PAULINE MULLINS ANTIQUES - ANTIQUITES Formerly of Greene Ave.RE-OPENING AT HER NEW LOCATION 4908 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST WESTMOUNT (Between Victoria and Claremont) REVITALISE vour skin, tone-up vour FACIAL Muscles.LEE PETER IRC ER Ty There's nothing more relaxing than an invigorating body massage followed with a facial treatment for the Spring Season.ne br - So WE - ; In one operation soil is penetrat.?-uspended and extracted.No brushes.No pu.der.No scrubbling with detergents.Gentle a 1d thorough.Economical becouse carpets stay clean- longer.4 = he 7 Ey Madame WANDA : whose skilled hands plus cosmetics by D de Paris » ON MONDAY, APRIL 28th N a N Phy With larger premises, an increased variety of is ; beautiful objets d'art and antiques is available.\u2018Soil is Extracted LA EL Diffe (RES EDR Take advantage of our OPENING SPECIALS NEW PHONE NO.482-6882 will give you that wonderful feeling of well-being! aa - DEEP STEAM - FOUR SEASON CLEANERS 65-4913 BY INDIVIDUAL APPOINTMENT ONLY PHONE WE.5-0796 KANE'S COMMENCING NEXT WEEK RAKES will be the only Sherbrooke Street PHARMACY between Claremont and Greene WESTMOUNT'\u2019S CENTRAL DRUG STORE FOR ALL YOUR DRUG, HEALTH AND BEAUTY SUPPLIES CALL KANE'S DRUG STORE 4779 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST, AT GROSVENOR 937-3553 OUR SERVICE IS THE BEST (1) Property for Sale #14 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, April 24, 1966 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 931-7511 10 Words °1.00 le for each additional word For best service, phone your ads early - final deadline noon Thursday ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY AND TUESDAY TILL 10:00 P.M.(Wednesday, Thursday, Friday till 5 pm) Accounts may be paid at the Examiner office, 4630 St.Catherine street west, Westmount; Monitor and St.Laurent News office, 6525 Somerled avenue, and the Town of Mount Royal Weekly Post ottice.233 Dunbar avenue.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 ot Montreal or The Royal Bank of Canada on the Island of Montreal.at The (50) Apartments to Let (61) Flats-Duplexes to Let (82) Cars For Sale | 24 HOURS EMERGENCY à INSTALLATION and: Hn R CASSIDY SERVICE oINDUSTRIAL - e COMMERCIAL + RESIDENTIAL SERVICE 4043523 = \u201cS765 Mostiqné Ave.| Quaïty - Service - Satisfaction (99) Filles demandées | (100) Work Wanted Female Coolbrooke-Snowdon To settle estate 612 - 72, aluminum windows.large back yard.double garage.334-7998.(5) Country Property for Sale Noyan 3 bedroom cottage.fully equipped.3 years old.Near Lake Champlain.Call 744- 4797 evenings.KNOWLTON AREA Year round Executive home Low cash $8,000.Opportunity to purchase 5 acre estate and 5 bedroom Colonial style house.furnished.close to Knowlton Boat Club.Golf Club.ski areas and 5 minutes from autoroute.Estate has beautiful garden.slate patio.enclosed stone barbecue.excellent location for swimming pool plus lake rights.Regretfully for sale as owner transferred.High mortgage at 7t2%.Private.733-8762.(9) Country Houses to Let Memphremagog Cottage on 2.000 feet.Quiet lakefront of private estate.Sleep 6 or more.Electric stove.hot water.inside plumbing.Season $1.000.or $500.per month.H.M.Rawlings.Home 845-0931.Office 878-3121.Westmount.Redfern and St.Catherine, 62 rooms.equipped.2 bathrooms.$155.July occupancy.933- 8854.Luxurious Residence LASALLE 1800 Shevchenko - Newman FREE 3 MONTHS NEW La - 2L2 - 3L2 - 412 Oil heating.hot water Individual thermostats Water tax paid Frigidaire and stove Private balcony Laundry.Locker Intercom.Elevator Curtain rods installed Free Cable T.V.Magic-eve garage Swimming pool - sundeck Carpeted hallways Near shopping centres Furnished apartments if desired 363-4034 321-0888 (52) Furnished Apartments : to Let Dorchester-St.Mark.Immediate occupancy.937-7979.1t2 and 21:.Montclair-Chester Upper 52 duplex.equipped.unheated.$110.May occupancy.481- 1906.Hampton Ave.! Lower 62 room duplex.equipped.large basement.large fenced yard.front garden.unheated.200 gallons : oil free.$95.484-5061 NEW OUTREMONT DUPLEX 3-40r5 Bedrooms With Reception and Offices for Professionals.Excellent location.Facing Park.Rental $300.and Up.Call: 735-4916 6to 8 pm (71) Rooms to Let sitting.One child.15 York.West- mount.PONTIAC Parisienne.1965.custom sports.dark wine color.Private sale.Cash $1400.Call 874 5583.Days Monday to Friday.Coiffeuse avec clientèle demandée PONTIAC \u201864.2 door hardtop.Good running order.Reasonable.Call 747-7467.65 Ford Galaxy XL CONVERTIBLE.all equipped with bucket seats.power steering and brakes.radio.Price $1100.Days 487-1401.487-2772.67 Chrysler 300 4 door hardtop.fully equipped.Call 7474274 between 4 and 9.dans N.D.G.popOobooc BUSINESS SERVICES OOOOOOOCOCCOCOO 00 OO GO SO 000 VOOOOOG0 Lady desires full or part time caring for elderly lady.Nursing experience.also light duties.References.489-4038.MIDDLE-aged licensed trained attending seeks position as nurse companion Willing to travel.Refer ences.Call 768 9054.SERVICE DIRECTORY CODOOOOOROOCOOTOCKT po 00 LASSE RRR SR SRE RER SEE SRE SE RE I I DO COCO CES QOOOO0 O00 G OOG0 OOCO00G ROOFING (86) Boats and Motors Albacore 15 foot fibreglass sailboat.light weight.high performance.vet suit Script Hand Writing NAMES FOR DIPLOMAS CALL RI 46662 OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME \u2018FREE room in exchange for baby-| (73) Rooms Wanted ROOM WITH LIGHT COOKING (PRIVILEGES IN QUIET HOME.AREA OF GREENE (59) Houses Wanted (26) Lots for Sale Rosemere TREE lined.fullv serviced lot.Approximately 14.000 square feet.Ready to build on.10 cents per square foot.Phone 336-2508.(39) Offices to Let Offices to rent SUITABLE small business.light manufacturing.etc.Call: 489-3186 482-1443 (50) Apartments to Let Sublet 2 bedroom apartment.Sherbrooke West.$120.Call 489-0548 preferably between 5 and 7 pm.Bargain Sublet COTE St.Luc.4-2 rooms.Kildare house.New building.Immediate occupancy.$185.482-2566 CATHERINE.West- mount.312 room apartment.Elevator.washer.dryer.service.Refrigerator.electric stove.In new building.Sublet one year or new lease.Early occupancy.Call 931-7451 after 6 pm.Furnished house wanted in Westmount.preferably with 4 bedrooms.equipped kitchen.garden and garage.932- 2580.AVENUE.REQUIRED BY SINGLE NON-SMOKING U N.B.GRADUATE STUDYING FOR CA STARTING AUGUST FIRST.REFERENCES SUPPLIED WRITE J S.WAL- FORD.116 MONTGOMERY STREET.FREDERICTON.N.B.(61) Flats-Duplexes to Let (82) Cars for Saie Unheated.Good for compact car.(98) Help Wanted Female 434B VICTORIA.4 rooms unheat- immedi- ed $50.00.Refrigerator.ate occupancy.731-5557 OLDSMOBILE 1963.hardtop.power equipped.automatic.Excellent condition.Best offer.489-4104.Part Time Secretary At Home Association Requires Competent Secretary Bilingual person preferred Write giving full details 94 experience, education and per sonal situation to: Weekly Adservice Box 1813 1430 St.Catherine St.W.Montreal 215.Que.24 Hour Service.Reasonable Rates.733-4182 2435 Lucerne Road General Repairs JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT Garage door repairs.service.747- 6075.Residence 684-3876.Upholstering For re-upholstenng and recovering jobs.please call: Midtown Upholstering.9374446 from 12 to 2 PM And from4to 10 P M.PART TIME PASSENGER AGENTS MALE OR FEMALE AIR CANADA @ LOCATION: 4333 St.Catherine St.West or at Dorval Airport WORKING SCHEDULE: \u2014Not more than 4 consecutive hours per day \u2014 Rotation of days off \u2014 Morning or late afternoon shifts.PREFERRED AGE: Between 20 and 40.LANGUAGES: Fluent in French and English.SALARY: $2.23 per 4% vacation entitlement.8 hours per day.For appointment call 874-4500 9 A.M.to 4 P.M.Monday te Friday TRAINING: Scheduled to commence May 19, hours plus Dressmaking able for family sailing.739-8028 \\FTER 6 p m LACHINE evenings.EE - Cami Equipment _PLUMBING & HEATING 637-2308 : WESTMOUNT PLUMBING \u201c#HOURSERVICE Tent trailer & HEATING LTD.Income Tax 1966 sleeps 4.including 2 foam 206 OLIVIER AVE mattresses and spare tire.Asking] WESTMOUNT I$230.Call 737-2673.935-1121 935-1189 WHY (90) Garages to Let INCONVENIENCE Olivier Avenue.Garage $20.Call Crosstown : YOURSELF! Mr.Foster 489-5321.Plumbing Heating.Income Ton Return, ; = come lax Returns 434 Prince Albert.$15.monthly.Co.Ltd.Federal and Provincial Prepared at your home.FROM $5.00 CALL: 626-8291 or AFTER 4.30 P.M.684-4731 Cartage and Moving ODDS.and ends.moved from vour home or office.Light furniture.rugs.and parcels.Call anytime 189-3186 Repair General DRESSES.gowns.Bridal altera- uons.by experienced Pans designer Fast service.932-5133 Designing.dressmaking and alterations.Close to So merled.Reasonable rates.Call 486-8843.Carpet Cleaning A.B.C.Carpet Cleaning Regd.à cents per square foot.Rugs insured.721-0380.H-B Construction Reg\u2019d.Planned kitchens PAINTING Expert Interior Decorator PLASTER repair.wall paper hanging.spray gun.furniture changed from painting to natural wood ot any kind Free estimate Reasonable rates Winter Specials CALL ROBERT 665-2078 Interior Decor SHOP AT HOME If vou need Drapery.Wallpaper.Oriental carpets, Furniture.Original paintings.Complete service.Call Lebel 7314712.Finished basements Cabinet work General repairs Free estimate Call 481-7277 PAINTING Interior - Exterior Paint removed by burning Work Guaranteed D.SAKULER Days 622-0817 - Eves.389-6551 Painting Decorating Plastering ALL WORK GUARANTEED Call Luigi 274-7053 | |2 2m 1733\u2018 PI&E For wol Gre e 8 f- (104) Help Wanted Male and Female (117) Domestic Employment Wanted Students! NOW IS THE TIME TO REGISTER FOR SUMMER EMPLOYMENT WITH FULLER BRUSH LIMITED.APPLY BOX 1814.4630 St.CATHERINE ST.WEST.MONTREAL 215, QUE.(106) Work Wanted Male We Would Like To Work For You Two students (20) looking for summer employment.Exterior house AND 3694 NURSING OVERLOAD HOMEMAKER SERVICE.ST.DENIS.288-5639.CHARWOMEN available.Bonded and screened.Lawrence Services.482-5142.(119) Baby Sitters Available Mature reliable sitter wants baby sitting evenings.Call 733-2038.(122) For Sale Living Room Furniture Chesterfield.2 pieces.15 months old.Good condition.Cost $450.Will sell $50.488-4315.(124) For Sale (136) For Sale Clothing and Furs through: S.0.S.LADIES There is Money in your closets if cluttered with imports or original models in perfect condition.Sell them _ La Boutique Ve Fantasque @ D Newnddress CN 2155 Mountain 288.3655 = s(just below Sherbrooke) (138) For Sale General The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, April 24, 1969 - 15 (138) For Sale General Tape Recorder R.C.A.Victor, 4 speed, transistorized.Perfect condition.$50.484- 8062.Moving G.E.Electric polisher; frigidaire, 8 cubic feet, $20.; Tappan electric stove, 25 inch; continental bed.30 MIRRORS, plate glass.two 48 x 63, $40.each, one 30 x 60, $20.935-9046 or 937-6421.MOVING: General apartment ef-| fects, including tape recorder, record player.937-2967.inch; continental bed 39 inch with headboard.739-9156 after 5 pm.COMBINATION -Maytag washer dryer.Good condition.$295.Call 626-5485 before 8 pm.(151) Wanted to Purchase (136) For Sale Clothing and Furs (138) For Sale General painting, wall washing, floor wax-| Dining Room Furniture ing.(3 summers experience) Moderate rates.Call Charles 695- Mahogamy dining room evenings.suite suitable for large MOVING done at reasonable rates.| room.round pedestal table Call 334-0795.with extensions and 9 7 chairs, buffet and serving Mother\u2019s table Cal 935-5519 for Mother's Helper appointment.Wanted DINING room suite, walnut.hand JULY and August.Private room th.Generous time off.Must P experience with babies.739- WEDDING gown, new.size 15.Best offer.Call 487-2943.VIKING washing machine.wringer type.$30.kitchen set.6 chairs, like new.$40., Klepper folding DRESSES: skirts; suits; gown, 7 - 11.Excellent condition.489-6203.boat.Model T 9 with all accessories, $80.3314114.FOUR piece chesterfield, fully upholstered set, green and blue WANTED: Paintings.Old Canadian, such as Group of Seven.738-0672.floral pattern, $500.: straight chairs, $400.; 2 all wool rugs.gold, 15 x 9, 10 x 9, $300.; dressers; tables.Excellent condi] tion.Call 733-1806 after 6 pm.carved, including buffet.2 china cabinets.10 chairs.Value.$1500.Best offer.768-3294.(127) For Sale (138) For Sale General Gas stove, (Enterprise).30 inch.excellent condition.$85.fridge, Arborite top kitchen or dinin area table, 6 chairs: beautiful hand made needlepoint purse.black background.Reasonable.747-9618.£ by SINGER experts.$35.daybed.$35.chairs.$15; twin Maple beds.$25.each: dress er.$40.Many other items.Call: 484-5041.MOVING to Florida.Furniture for sale.Reasonable.Call after 6 pm.486-5992.Mother's Helper Wanted FOR summer months.sleep in.some afternoons and weekends now.481-7165.Mother's helper wanted 2 children.sleep in.Summer months.16 vears or over preferred.4820595.MOTHER'S helpers available for the summer.Lawrence Services.482-5142.(113) Domestic Help Wanted PLEASANT GIRL New Westmount Home Near Bus Stop VERY LIGHT HOUSEWORK.CHARKEPT LOVELY PRIVATE ROOM ON MAIN FLOOR.THURSDAY AND SUNDAY OFF REFERENCES.482-9060 General Wanted FROM 9 to 3:30 pm.5 dav week.Vicinity Montclair 488-8392.Woman Wanted YOUNG woman or college student to care for 2 small children while mother away from May 28 to June 19 in my home.Sleep in.Montreal West area.482-0290.Housekeeper CAPABLE housekeeper, 9- 5.daily.to care for elderly lady.Pleasant surroundings.Good home.935-9535 or 273-2701.Housekeeper Wanted YOUNG.To look after 3 school children.ages 12.10 and 6.Light housework.Good salary and working conditions.Sleep in.Call Mr.Noodelman.731-3251.after 6 pm.331-4543.Part time Housekeeper Wanted For elderly couple.Light Housework and cook dinner.Vicimty Greene-Sherbrooke.697-5845._ Somerled.Bedroom Furniture BED 34 size.walnut.beautiful satin finish, box spring mattress.Sacrifice $75.Moving smaller quarters.Call 488-5874 evenings.BEDROOM suite.5 piece.blond.with bookcase to match.$65.744- 0431 EXCLUSIVE traditional bedroom set.hand carved.mahogany.9 pieces.custom made by Pistono.Excellent condition.Call 334-0238.Single maple bed $20.Call 486- 4472.(130) For Sale Kitchen Equipment Moving Out of Town Sacrifice ALMOST new 85 inch sofa.Must be seen.No reasonable offer refused.7376210.BABY carriage.brand new.$50.Call 342-3357 mornings.evenings.Kitchen set.5 chairs: 2 bedroom sets: 2 televisions.23 inch screen: Frigidaire FULL length drapes.girl's bicycle.26 inch: carpet sweeper: paintings.733-5257 washer.dryer: living room furniture: hide-a-beds: many other household SOFA and armchair (silk).(gar- net-red).Call 486-5008 evenings.items.Almost new.Call: 482-3207 or 487-1008.CHESTERFIELD: bureau: dinette set (teak).Queen bed.double bed: buffet: other items.482-6033.Canadian Paintings: Pilot.Krieg- hoff.Coburn.des Claves.Clarence Gagnon: Oriental Rugs: porcelain.935-5123.Frigidaire fridge.Good condition.$35.Call 737-2446.FRIGIDAIRE Fnigdaire.6 cubic feet.Perfect.Reasonable.482- 8143.395-3810.KITCHEN set.5 piece.brown and white.Reasonable.7476002 eve- Liquidation LARGE luggage: 3 lamps: bedspread: woolen blanckets:; lady's black coat.12-14.mink stole: squirrel cape: man's white shirts.1712.481-2467 FURNITURE from model home.Dining room.bedroom.living ed.Call 381-3772.DESK and chair.man\u2019s almost new.half price.$275.Moving.Must sell.Call 274-4240 after 5 room.No reasonable offers refus-pm.VIKING washer and dryer: drapes.ngs.ELECTRIC stove.38 inch.Good condition.$30.Call 487-1296.CROSLEY Frigidaire.7 cubic feet.Good condition.Reasonable.MOBILE car radios plus central station.Pve model.(Cambridge) used one vear.half price.Call Mr.Griffin.Pointe Claire.695-2171 484-9687.(132) For Sale DINING room set.no table.Sell separately.Kitchen set.486-8749.Musical Instruments UPRIGHT piano and bench.good condition.Reasonable.747-5870.PRATT player piano .and rolls.Gocd condiuon.484-6614 after 6 pm.(134) For Sale Sport Equipment 1968 JAWA Motorcycle 175 c.c.2000 mules.luggage rack.Will discuss.738-2586 or 844-6513.leave message DEN furniture.drapes: kitchen set.day bed: pictures.4929 Jean Brillant.Snowdon.BABY carriage.large.blue.Hardly used.Reasonable.Call 489-2025.LEACH Piano with stool: mirrors.85 x 36.48 x 30.girl's bicycle.28 inch wheel.Good condition.Reasonable.438-1154.BLUE Indian rug with floral design.9 x 10.Days 489-3902.evenings 484-3174.OUTBOARD Motor.Diesel.10 H.P.complete with steering.Cost $875.Will accept offer.733-9665.YAMAHA 80 c.c.1965.Needs re- DANISH style dining room set.new condition: electric sewing machine in Provincial cabinet.Sacrifice.747-0566.pairs.Will sell $30.486-2557 MAN'S golf clubs and bag.complete.Like new.Cost $450.Sacrifice.486-0542.JUNIOR golf set.contains all ne- CRIB and mattress.kitchen set: sectional sofas: tables.486-1755.INDIAN Carpets.Brand new ones.All same size.9 x 12.Contact 747- 1401.cessary clubs.plus a cart bag.Excellent condition.Best offer.481-9521.Honda 350 Super Sport 1968.al- Broadloom J rooms, 300 sq.ft.wall-to-wall $75.Call 738-4242.most new.Excellent condition.Gordon Moffat 738-3881.(136) For Sale Clothing and Furs | Mink Jacket In good condition.size 14 to 16, $100.Phone after 6 pm.481-2887 Hand made knitted poodle tea cosies and toilet roll covers.Various prices.Call: 488-7725 mornings and evenings.CHESTERFIELD and matching chair, cretonne covered: draw curtains and rod.Good condition.Reasonable.Call 288-0892.BUSINESS PEOPLE Contact Us For QUALIFIED DOMESTIC WORKERS We have top personnel to take over your household Internat.onal Domestics 933- 9856 WRINGER washing machine; desk bookcase; end and coffee tables: rotisserie; steam iron.Reasonable.Call 482-0167.Fridge 10 cubic feet $50.: electric range 40 inch $75.: kitchen set arborite top.5 chairs $40.: 259-9360.After 4.DOUBLE size bed: modern dress blinds.other odds and clothing.14- 16.334-7492.VIKING washing machine.Automatic.Good condition.Reasonable.Cail 737-3155.Moving Six piece bedroom set.twin beds: sectional sofa: 2 European crystal chandeliers with 2 wall brackets: fridge.medium size: electric stove; etc.Reasonable.Call 486-5102.Fridge.washer wringer type.Must sell.7474274 between 4 and 9 MOVING.Must sell immediately.Washing machine: kitchen set: paintings: bed.739-4625.Dinette set, 6 pieces: studio set.3 pieces.All good condition.Call 488-5041 Belvedere double mattress and spring.new condition: Jacobean candle holders: book Canada 1867- 1967.488-3809.Den furniture: hide-a-bed (custom made.rocker recliner (executive leather): swivel rocker.end table: drapes; portable T.V.19 inch: stereo (portable): wall clock: pole lamp.747-2907 T.V.20 inch R.C.A.Victor.console model.new picture tube.Reasonable.Call 9354215 after 5 pm.SECTIONAL chesterfield.custom built.down-filled with walnut end tables: Czechoslovakian lamps: foam rubber walnut sofa.beige.zippered cushions, matching armchair: 110 yards high grade 100% wool broadloom still in rolls from carpet cleaners.484-3671.482- 1422.Newly upholstered hide-a-bed with matching chair.937-2967 Portable Singer Sewing machine WITH ATTACHMENTS (PALE GREEN).USED 843-5853.er with mirror: coffee table: ete TWICE $75.CALL EVENINGS 937-6804.USED MACHINES Various make Trade-In Sewing machines thoroughly reconditioned ble.Call 342-2364.WANTED antique wardrobe.Reasonable.Private.Call 342-9812 Wanted old fashioned watch also chain for neck.489-3591.Wanted: Antique secretary desk: Canadian paintings: Group of Seven Cullen Coburn Morrice Lemieux.etc.prints: bronzes: books.935- 5123.walnut din- NEWT ing set, buffet hutch.table and WANTED.biliard table.5 x 10.May be purchased for as little as $29.95.SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION TO-DAY! (154) Lost Reward.Lost onyx and pearl ring, near Post Office at Prince Albert.Call: 935-7770.SINGER CENTER (158) Domestic Pets 5619 Park Ave.(St.Viateur and Park) LABRADOR.black.male.inoculated.registered.10 weeks.Personality plus.Excellent pet.Call 73% TEL.: 271-3563/64 7626.Sol Cukierman.4300 de Ma- sonneuve boulevard west.has been nominated for re-election as president of the Westmount High School Home and School Associa- ton.The annuai general meeting.which is the final session of the association for the current school vear.takes place Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock wn the school auditorium.In addition to elections for 1969-70 and reports.a program Prizes, jackets, workshops set for high school Executive of the Westmount High School Home & School Association met last week under the chairmanship of President Sol Cukierman.The association 1s donating prizes this vear to two students.now in Grade XI.who have attended all five grades at WHS.The winners will be selected by the school for scholastic achievement.Both prizes will be books of $50 value each.chosen by the winners.Since new jackets are badly needed for the school band and string orchestra.the executive voted $130 to start a fund for purchase of purple blazers.Further donations will be welcomed.and may be made through C.Frank Reiffenstein.treasurer The executive resolved that the association would establish three workshops to study health and social services in WHS.A course on social development (civies) for high school students and a French cultural program for students.Principal Noel Hamilton said a reception is being planned this term for students from Roslyn and Westmount Park schools.who will enter Grade 7 at WHS in September.and for their parents.After discussion with Mr.Hamilton and other staff members.the executive wished to stress to parents that the school is not responsible for students during lunch hour when they are off the school premises.Students who can go home for lunch should do so.Those using restaurants or gathering in public places at lunch time or after school become the responsibility of their parents.The WHS cafeteria was not designed to accomodate the whole school.Students in Grades X and XI may bring lunches to school and eat in their classrooms.Cukierman is renominated for WHS H&S presidency of musical entertainment will be presented to parents by students and staff.Further nominations for the new executive should reach Past President Mrs.J.G.Fletcher.760 Upper Lansdowne avenue.by next Monday.Others on the proposed slate include: Vice-president, Mrs.Brian Stewart.42 Anwoth road: treasurer.C.F.Reiffenstein.466 Wood avenue, secretary.Mrs.G.J.Sarwer-Foner.613 Côte St.Antoine road: program.Mrs.D.J.Lewis.3426 The Boulevard: publicity, Mrs.R.E.Parsons, 11 de Casson road: membership.Mrs.Huntly Duff.434 Lansdowne avenue: hospital ity.Mrs.J Dubnev.522 Lans- downe avenue.and members at large.Mrs.E.R.Gubbay.39 Windsor avenue.and Mrs.J.R.G.Cox.2049 Grey avenue.Westmount High Strings.conducted by Ted.McLearon.will present three numbers and.with the choir of the Church of St.James the Apostle.Benjamin Britten's Psalm 150.The West- mount High School Band.conducted by Mrs.Peggy Florida.will present five numbers.The turnout of a good number of parents is urged for this important and enjoyable evening.Greene underpass halts high truck A northbound truck on Greene avenue Tuesday just before 6 pm.driven by Ronald Pitrie.37.3426 St.Antoine street.became stuck in the CPR overpass.The box of the truck was too high for the tunnel.An indecent exposure at York-St.Catherine A complaint of indecent exposure.by a man of about 25.was reported to Westmount Police by a woman early Monday evening.The incident occurred at St.Catherine and York streets.Washing-machine break proves to be abortive There was an attempted break- in of the automatic washing machines at 250 Kensington avenue over the weekend.The try was unsuccessful.Bicycle-seat theft nipped in the act An alert building employee \"caught a juvenile stealing a bicycle seat at 4200 Sherbrooke street west on Monday. 16 - Thursday, April 24, 1969 Cowling heads local Liberals Advocate Robert J.Cowling, 459 Strathcona avenue, last night was elected president of the federal Liberal Association of Westmount.Approximately 100 persons, described as half over 30, half under, and equally divided between men and women attended the two-hour annual meeting in Victoria Hall.Senator Richard Stanbury, national president of the Liberal Federation of Canada.appealed to the Anglo-Saxon people of the Westmount riding to be the link to relate the problems of French Canada to the rest of the country.He also traced the evolvement of citizen participation in decision making from the days cabinet kept this prerogative until now when local party organizations must provide the outreach which gets people involved.The Westmount group\u2019s executive is to appoint an under- 23 youth chairman to bolster youthful interest.Also elected last night were Christopher Hyde.secretary: John Dobson, treasurer; Michael Stephenson, male vice-president: Mrs.Claudine Langan, female vice-president: Chris Brand.vice-president for young people.and 16 council members.Sen.Stanbury was introduced by Hon.C.M.Drury.MP for West- mount.Signs loom for hidden restaurants Separate but closely related notices of motion of amendments to existing by-laws were given to Monday evening's mid-month meeting of City Council which, when passed, will make it possible for certain restaurants in West- mount, now operating under a form of enforced anonymity, to advertise their presence if they so wish with appropriate signs.These establishments operate perfectly legally in buildings located in areas in which signs are prohibited.Examples: the dining rooms atop Chateau Maisonneuve and in the Air Canada and Readers Digest buildings.Ald.Charles Aspler\u2019s notice is to amend the general zoning bylaw and Ald.John Birks\u2019 notice is to amend the by-law concerning food establishments \u2014 both of which pieces of legislation rule on the signs.It is felt that the present control of signs works unfairly against the interests of the restaurants affected.Ald.Aspler also hinted that studies are being made of certain \u201cproblem areas\u2019 of the city where existing zoning or building restrictions render redevelopment inpracticable: such as, for example, sites of older structures which are too shallow for economic reconstruction.He hinted that zoning law changes might be forthcoming in this regard.However, it is understood that the studies still require considerably more time and likely will be the subject of amendments separate from the sign-restriction changes.TOP M.G.H.MD: A West mounter.Dr.James H.Darragh, 645 Belmont avenue.has been elected chairman of the executive committee and medical board and representative of the medical board to the board of management of The Montreal General Hospi- .tal, succeeding Dr.A.E.Moll, who becomes chairman of the advisory board.Dr.Darragh is a 1948 Mc- Gill graduate with postgraduate studies at Yale and McGill and wide experience here and in the U.S.Unaccompanied dog is breaking law Westmount Police.as well as citizens who complain to them of gardens overrun.lawns and walks fouled.etc.wish that dog- owners would remember that canines must be kept under the control of their owners.Commencing May 1.no dog may be abroad without being on a leash.Meanwhile.however.an unleashed dog must be accompanied at all times out of doors.Simply opening the door and letting Fido out on his own is an offence.Linguistic committee meets here \u201cThe Rights and Duties of En- glish-Speaking People in Québec\u201d will be the theme of a public meeting at Victoria Hall on Wednesday.The event is being sponsored by the recently-formed Committee for Linguistic Rights, a citizens\u2019 group which came into being in the wake of the St.Léonard controversy and which is now concerning itself with defining \u201cthe role of the English-language minority of Quebec, within the life of the Province as well as within Confederation.According to Don Smith, chairman of the group, initial public response to the committee's stated objectives has been positive and suggests that most English- speaking people here favor a moderate approach to the language issue \u2014 one which seeks a workable accommodation to the French \u201cfact\u201d, while insisting on the basic right of free choice for the individual.The public meeting will include addresses by guest speakers, followed by free discussion.The meeting is to start at 8 pm.Boy, 11, injured as lights change Brock Pecknold, 11, 4030 Grey avenue, was taken to Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital early last Wednesday evening by a Westmount Police patrol car for treatment of bruises to his right thigh and side.Crossing from the northwest to the southwest corner of Sherbrooke street at Clare- mont, the traffic lights changed while he was mid-way and he was struck down by a taxi which then started off, driven by Philip Marshall, 23, 152 Lagauchetiére street east.Mardi Gras is May 3 at local Y Mardi Gras Day will be Saturday, May 3, at the Westmount \u201cY\u201d from 10 am.until 2 pm.The Mardi Gras will be very similar to former Penny Carnivals \u2014 the name has been changed because booths, games of skill and games of chance will cost one to five cents instead of a penny.It is being sponsored by the Leaders\u2019 Corps.a group of \u2018very active teens who help give instruction to both gym and swim classes.Purpose of the Mardi Gras is - to help the leaders raise money to send representatives to the Canadian Leader's Corps training camp.being held this summer at Geneva Park.the \u2018Y' training Westmount Y'S NEWS centre on Lake Couchiching, Ont.Some of the money may also be donated to help with recedorating the teen lounge.Because the gym will be used for the booths, gym classes will be cancelled but all swim classes will be held as usual.including recreational and - movies.which will be shown at 10:30.11:30 and 12:30.There will be activities for ev- eryonev-adults as well as chil- dren\u2014and everyone is invited to come and have fun! Events will include ping pong tournaments, penny toss and wet sponge throw.in which the target will be the staff member of the player's choice.A fortune teller will be on hand to read futures, candies.fudge, cookies etc., (all homemade) will be sold.Prizes will be given for \u2018\u2018expert\u201d achieve ment in some games.Much planning and preparation have gone into this project, but your support is required to make May 3 the success were all hoping for.Fencers win A late report of the yearly Gov- enor-General fencing tournament Easter week-end in Ottawa says that in the ladies foil, Milada Machanova of Westmount \u201cY\u201d Fencing Club placed first in the tournament and second for the Governor General Trophy.John Erdely of Westmount \u201cY came second in sabre in the tournament.but first for the Trophy.Previously, Westmount \u201cY\" Magdy Conyd from Vancouver was first in foil in both events and Dr.John A.Simon from Ottawa won both counts with duelling sword.SUBSCRIBE City and can your vacation .hospita CITY AND District do more for you Ask for a low-cost personal loan for any reasonable purpose.a new car .a television set .a stereo .I bills .doctor's bills .redecorating your home.Drop into your local branch.They'll be glad to help.THE MONTREAL DISTRICT SAVINGS BANK OPEN EVERY DAY FROM 10AM TO 6 PM 4848 SHERBROOKE W.TODAY JOIN THE FAST GROWING CANADA PERMANENT INVESTMENT FUND EI CANADA PERMANENT TRUST Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation 1326 Greene Ave., Westmount 861-8855.D.B.Lane.manager re) EP 2° RIEL TS © Plomberie ® Creusage COMMERCIAL - CASCADE ELECTRIC HOT WATER TANK Reg.$169.50 specia $139.50 @ Chauffage © Plumbing © Heating © Digging RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL Westmount Plumbing -& Heating Ltd.206 Olivier Ave., Westmount 935 - 1189 1121 24 HR.SERVICÉ e "]