The Westmount examiner, 20 novembre 1969, jeudi 20 novembre 1969

[" QHC's Jocques Bernier explai ing; his listeners: Ald.Birks, Al Craig and Mayor Weg à $1.5 million temporary borrowing City Council Tuesday evening gave the administration authority to borrow, from the Bank of Montreal \u201cat a rate of interest not exceeding 83/4 percent,\u2019 up to $1,500,000 if and as required to prelude the possibility of an overdraft in either the general or the electricity revenue accounts.This is a seasonal thing, normal each year between the time tax bills are issued and until payments flow freely while expenses continue at a heavy clip.Mayor Peter M.McEntyre or Chairman of Finance Ald.Ian Craig or the acting mayor, on the one hand, and General Manager N.T.Dawe or Assistant Treasurer E.J.McCullough were authorized to signed the necessary promisory notes.October's bills top $1.5 million October's accounts.totalling $1,558,634.29.were reported to city council for the aldermanic nod Tuesday evening.They comprised payrolls of $348,306.12 and other payables of $1,210,328.17.Finance Commissioner Ald.G.I.Craig explained that this was an increase of approximately $300,000 over a year ago.mainly because of $135,000 paid to the Montreal Catholic School Commission on collected school taxes 51.in September 1968 and its equiva- \u2018 @ N-ent in October this year.and an =\" \" \\licrease in debt servicing of about $70,000 in October this year not payable a year ago.Walker hit A pedestrian in the south crosswalk of Sherbrooke street west at Claremont avenue.John Walker.22.of 2050 Grey avenue.suffered injuries to both knees and his right elbow last Friday just after 5 pm when he was struck by a MTC bus westbound on Sherbrooke and turning south into Claremont.He was taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.ste Vol.XXXVII, No.44 City offers board Academy road for $1 as \u2018The City of Westmount is prepared to sell to the Protestant school authorities the bed of Academy road, from Melville avenue to Park place fronting Westmount Park School.for $1.This was the gist of a letter Monday from Mayor Peter M.McEntyre to the School Commissioners for the Municipality of the City of Westmount.It was the reaction hoped for by the school board in answer to their bid to acquire the right-of- way and convert it into an outdoor play area between the school and the Westmount Park playground.Closing was mooted by the Westmount Municipal Association last spring but subsequently turned down by the city after a traffic survey indicated there appeared to be little danger to youngsters in the area.Subsequently, the school board heard an imaginative series of suggestions from Architect Joseph Baker, which led to a new bid to the city, followed by a city hall meeting of interested parties on Oct.28.Provisions The provisions of Mr.Mc- Entyre\u2019's letter include the closing by the city of both ends of the property by sidewalk continuations so as not to retain the appearance of a street.The school board would be required to maintain a paved surface, \u2018\u2018accessible to and of suf- fident strength to support the heaviest of the citys fire-fight- ing vehicles.\u201d The cost of relocating services and drainage existing under the street, if relocation is necessary, would be borne by the school authorities.The mayor stipulated that the land should remain in perpetuity a park or playground area, but would be ceded back to the city in the event of sale of the school property or other change which might affect ownership of the area.School people would have to undertake all maintenance, including snow removal.His Worship attributes the decision to the General Committee of Council \u2014 which is City Council operating behind closed doors.$10 snatch Three young boys snatched the purse, containing about $10., of a woman as she walked through the lane at the rear of 4054 Dorchester boulevard west about 1:30 pm Saturday.Red light jump score: 4 cars bent, loss $4, 000 An admitted entering of an intersection against a red light involved four cars in at least $4.000 damages at 5 pm Sunday at Victoria avenue and Sherbrooke street.Claude Laurin, 22.of Lac des Deux Montagnes.who was driving a 1968 Dodge.was charged.No one was injured.Laurin was driving west on Sherbrooke and he hit first a 1960 Bentley driven by Walter Leslie Foster.66.of 61 Summit crescent.who was proceeding south on Victoria.Laurin then struck -a 1968 Plymouth.also going south on Victoria.driven by Michele Re- nallo, 21.of Montreal.Finally.the Dodge failed to dodge a 1969 Pontiac which was going east on Sherbrooke with Magde G.Nicolas.36.of Montreal at the wheel.Learned thief Someone stole eight volumes from the Westmount Public Library.it was discovered on Monday.The library cards for the books were found scattered in Westmount Park.Slap, arrest Westmount Police Monday night arrested a man in Alexis Nihon Plaza for allegedly slapping a youngster on the Montreal side of the big shopping complex.The man was turned over to Montreal Police.\"Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home Westmount 215, P.Q., Thursday, Nov.20th, 1969 Hit-run to walk 3 months Michael Donald Patrick.22.of Nun\u2019s Island.admitted in West- mount Municipal Court yesterday morning that he had failed to stop after an accident at Atwater and Dorchester last Wednesday evening in which he struck.with his 1968 Consul, a 1968 Ford driven by Paul André Goulet.48.of Montreal North.There was $300 damage done to the two cars and another $150 damage to Patrick's pocketbook in fines.plus costs, and the loss of his driving privileges for three months.Westmount Police had traced him by his license number which had been noted by an eyewitness.Three more A fire extinguisher was reported Monday stolen from Vie- toria Hall.Two others were found to have vanished from the apartment house at 48 Academy road sometime over the previous fortnight.Untired A pair of premium winter tires, valued at $108.were reported last Thursday stolen from the garage of the apartment house at 400 Lansdowne avenue.Westmount Citizen Fernand A.Leclaire, 3209 St.Antoine street, making a point about housing.0: Renewal is law; queried \"The Québec Government by Orders-in-Council 3492 and 3497 dated Nov.12, 1969, has approved your renewal program and has authorized the Quebec Housing Corporation to grant you a subsidy estimated at $1,917,830 and a loan estimated at $639,277.Letter will follow.\u2014 Robert Lussier, MD, Minister of Municipal Affairs.\u201d So went the translation of a telegram read to Tuesday evenings mid-month meeting of Westmount City Council, complete and self-explanatory after four years of planning.study, discussion and legislating \u2014 or so city officials might have been foregiven for believing.It wasn't quite so simple.Coincidental with the final passage of Westmount\u2019s proposal by Québec authorities.a group of St.Antoine street residents chose this time to launch a renewed campaign against the project or, at least, that part of it affecting their homes.They did it last week and this with a series of press releases to a daily newspaper, a meeting with Mayor Peter M.McEntyre over the weekend, a more formal meeting with the mayor and aldermen Monday night and a (Continued on page 18) NEXT WEEKS' WEATHER By ERIC NEAL NOVEMBER 21 to 30 Although mainly sunny, mornings can be bitterly cold with blowing hard snow, 1\u201d to 3\u201d.Bright sunshine and cold, clear nights are normal, then clouding and milder from mid-week into the weekend.Easterly gales will bring mixed hail, freezing drizzie and snow for many regions to spoil skiing conditions.Windscreen iceing and slippery roads will make driving hazardous.Tornadoes in Central States will be followed by severe storms along the border and trouble for our southern counties.Temperature range: 10 and 40°F.Rain 2\u201d.Snow 4 to 7\u201d. e Westmount xaminer, Thursday; Nov.20th, 969 OR NCS SRN aN 25: 2 RRR > eel S 0 se XN os = Le) 4 .ts je ©.Sy a ¢ or (7) CLS or Her GIFT SETS BY SENORITA \u201c1 PF PERFUME e PARFUM Be a @ Pacte Ar 7g ERY | 2 isons PERS CW Far HS a OVE 2 N 3 a verre Ea GIFT SETS BY LA 63 i Ali | J Ol W, 1 Jacques FATH GREEN ES : TER ONSIEUR 14 sie HH % fH 7 dl | À 2% g Ps pre PE ATE a a A Lai La \u201c, [3110 IY J 2A gy) ng A > \\ H } Le .\u20ac ; 9 NN) i 9b a FOR DELIVERY 2) es A SERVICE, PHONE 484-3525 CTI TIT MC Pierre Millette, L.Ph.(FORMERLY MACY'S DRUG STORE) @B (CORNER SHERBROOKE & VICTORIA GB A b ç = ¥ \u2018Fhe following building permits\u2019 866-4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS\u2018N.\u201c Trews e aT sae RAT IR oF >» Priour No.were issued at Westmount City Hall during the past week : Nov.12 4141 Sherbrooke: for West- mount Life Insurance Company by David Bloom Inc.and James H.Maclintyre, alterations and plumbing to offices, $3,000; 1 Sunnyside: for F.Hughes by Hydro-Thermal Inc., connect washer and dryer, $80; 11 Cote St.Antoine: La Commission des Ecoles Catholiques by selves, alterations and plumbing to cafeteria in St.Paul's Academy, $4,000; Nov.13 597 Argyle: for H.Shapiro by B.Brosseau, extension over existing garage and conversion of garage to playroom, $10,000; Nov.17 732 Upper Belmont: for D.M.Glassford by Thomas Dilworth, demolish rear gallery and erect new deck, $2,000.PART OF THE 'NAYS\u2019 ON WHS SCHOOL COMMITTEE FORMATION Monday evening, on the occasion of 400-plus parents \"aucee yes» EEE Thursday, Nov.20th, 1969 - 3 vavep one -y ve.+ WATCH REPAIRS Estate Pieces Purchased OHMAN\u2019S WE.3-4046 ESTABLISHED 1899 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.present for a Home & School Association meet-the-teacher night, Westmount High Schoo! Principal Noel Hamilton called for a vote on formation of a school committee a-la-Bill 62.The decision by a wide margin was to go ahead.Our picture shows some of the \u201cnays\u201d with arms raised.In the ballotting elected were Dr.lan Campbell, dean of arts at Sir George Williams University; Mrs.J.R.D.Cox, o teacher and member of the WHS H&S executive; Prof.Stanley French, Westmount Park H&S president and Sir George Williams taculty member; Mrs.Carol Kahn, active in launching of the Roslyn School French immersion program; Rev.leonard Mason, Unitarian minister; Frederick Solomon, a lawyer, and W.H.Williams, Westmount School Commissioner and McGill faculty member.- Mr.Hamilton and o teacher to be chosen to the teachers row school council\u201d will complete the nine-person committee to advise on school matters.Hamilton outlines functions Organizing of a school committee for Westmount High School went into high gear last week, on a crash basis, with a call from Principal H.Noel Hamilton to parents for nominations to be voted upon at Monday evening's Home and School meet-the-teacher night.The committee was authorized by the central board on Sept.30.on an experimental basis.Bill 62, announced in the National Assembly last week, also provides for school committees.him before leaving.Westmount FLORIDA BOUND?vs to Florida or anywhere in North America \u2014 and arrange to have your car 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 \u2014 giving you a chance to meet Montreal Drive Away Service's drivers are carefully screened and selected.References available on request.Call Paul B.Smith MONTREAL DRIVE AWAY SERVICE 14018 St.Catherine St.West \u2018Est.1963 937-2816 CALL ANYTIME 11 4e 38-00 .ro BE ees eRe me £0 0 em Mr.Hamilton said that on Monday night he would Butline the organization as recommended by PSBGM officers.In a letter to parents, he mentioned that the committee would be consultative with no administrative function and should make recommendations to the principal on \u2018\u2018general social environment of the school,\u201d school facilities.extra-curricular activities.the school program.and involve- ment of parents in school activities.It would be made up of from five to nine members, the principal and a teacher.Besides parents, \u2018\u2018any adult citizen of majority age residing in the district served by the school\u201d may serve.There was to be a secret ballot Monday night from nominations received in writing up to noon that day.Nominations were required to be made in each instance by two parents.ALL TRANSISTOR AM/FM TABLE RADIO.NORDMENDE (REG.$109.95) 3-DAY SPECIAL © RADIOS \u2018 © TELEVISIONS © RECORD PLAYERS 1401 PEEL ST.(Corner St.Catherine W.) CECI EPEC rer pre 69-9 ® TAPE RECORDERS © STEREO COMPONENTS © PARTS & ACCESSORIES 288-4161 54 488 1U er Animals aided Miss Jean Low.389 Claremont avenue, first vice-president, was hostess and Gerald T.Iles, 46 Windsor avenue, an honorary member was one of the principal organizers of a fair held by Animals in Distress.Reg'd., at Chaning Hall.Church of the Messish, recently.AID.has some 40 members in Westmount.Enjoy itonan Italian Line Caribbean cruise Hooray! Italian Line goes back to the Caribbean this winter with 17 cruises to favorite places and new ports of call including: San Juan, St.Thomas, St.Lucia, San Blas.You'll dance all night, sun all day.And there's something about Italian Line that brings out the romance in the sea.and people.Pick your date and runaway on the $s MICHELANGELO, RAFFAELLO or LEONARDO DA VINCI.Dec.20 13 days 5 ports Dec.24* 16 days 6 ports Jan.3 10days 4 ports F Jan.14 _7days 2 ports 17* 13 days 5 ports .30 7days 2 ports .31* 13 days 4 ports .7* 13 days 5 ports .21 10days 4 ports .6 7days 2ports .26* 14 days S ports 7 days 2 ports 7 days 2 ports 9 days 3 ports 11 days 4 ports July 8 7days 2ports July 16 8days 2 ports All sailings from New Yark, all first class.Cruises marked * also pick up passengers two days later at Port Everglades, Fla.Port Ever- glades-Port Everglades fares $50 less than New York-New York fares.Ask us for details and free brochures.Safety Information.The ss MICHELANGELO* RAFFAELLO* and LEONARDO DAVINCI**, ships of Italian registry, meet International Safety Standards for new ships developed in 1948** and 1960* and meet 1966 fire safety requirements.Malian Line Jan.June 26 TRAVEL CENTER f Westmount, Inc.Galeries Westmount Square 931-7244 ERC AFF NLFEGAL OF I vg THE WESTMOUNT Examiner Making net just your house bet 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 Subseriptions: $3.50 per vear' S2.00 halt vear.Ten cents a cops.Member ol Lhe Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association.Quebec Weekly Newspapers Association.Second class mail registration number 1760 4 - Thursday, Nov.20th, 1969 Make French courses tax-deductable A taxpayer we know has just paid a $124.01 provincial reassessment of his 1965 income tax.The Québec revenue department minions have ruled that an expensive.full-time.two- week.\u2018complete submersion\u201d course in French is not educational and not deductible.To which we say.someone in the Ancient Capital has his priorities.his sense of values and his awareness of the times very mixed.It is interesting to note that the same expense was not challenged on the same West- nounter\u2019's federal return for that vear \u2019 Is the minister of revenue not in accord with the policies of his own cabinet: indeed.of the National Assembly and the people generally of the Province.that everything should be done to encourage use of and proficiency in the French language in La Belle Province \u2014 alike.by those whose mother tougue is French.English or any other?You Say Congratulations on Hyde editorial Sir: Congratulations on your editorial on the Hon.Richard Hyde.I heartily agree with you.but perhaps you should tell us that all he has done during his years in Québec is to vote himself two increases in salary.(Mrs.M.) Marjorie Sharpe 235 Metcalfe avenue.WESTMOUNT 215.Mr.Drury's column wins reader praise Sir: I don\u2019t believe we have renewed our subscription to WE.Think it a very worthwhile publication.Especially appreciate C.M.Drurys comments.His editorial on Mr.Benson\u2019s proposals did a great service to Mr.B.and explained some mysteries to me.(Mrs.H.L.) V.Dawson 14 Bellevue avenue, WESTMOUNT 217.Surely a worthwhile amendment to Bill 63 would deal with the means of bettering the French of adults.The better.proven schools and courses might be recognized as clearly educational under the income tax regulations and the cost of them regarded as a legitimate expense for tax purpose \u2014 as part of overall provincial policy.A fortnight ago The Examiner called for replacement of Mr.Hyde as the provincial member for Westmount.Mr.Hyde since has been in touch with us and was assured that our standing invitation to him to report to his constituents on this page remained open.This first regular column 1s the result.The Junior League, They Care! Federal assistance for minority-language education When the Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism was set up under Mr.Pearson\u2019s government in 1963, there were various reactions from the public at large.Some considered it to be a waste of public funds.Others, that it would solve the French-English problem in Canada.At the time.I was not so rash to voice either sentiment.I did believe.however, that some positive steps would result from the commission's inquiries.To date.my views have certainly not proved to be unfounded.The principal recommendations of the commission's first volume are embodied in the Official Languages Act.in force for some months now.Volume ll Volume II of the B and B Commission was published late last year.It deals with education.People were perhaps surprised and somewhat taken aback that's federal Royal Commission should involve itself with a matter under provincial jurisdiction.However.the commissioners realized that if positive measures were to be adopted to preserve and foster the growth of our two official languages and cultures then these measures should be applied to our educational institutions.That the cost of giving instruction in two languages is greater than doing so in one language was apparent to the commissioners.That some provinces might give The nicest \u201cletter to the editor we have received was this freshly home-baked chocolate cake, Tuesday afternoon.brought to our office by its maker.Mrs.David Ross.609 Roslyn avenue.publicity chairman of The Junior League of Montreal.to mark only a little belatedly our first year in our Westmount office.Mrs.Ross was inspired by an editorial in our Oct.2 issue.noting the anniversary and that we were too busy to stop that week for a birthday cake.Some might call this undue influence: but with or without the cake we still would have run the picture of the two Westmount ladies preparing toys for the Junior League, on page 13 - the occasion for Mrs.Ross\u2019 visit to our office.The single candle was duly blown out and the perfect piece of baking shared by the staff of The Examiner and Weekly Adservice here at 4630 St.Catherine street west.priority to educating the urban poor over providing minority- language education was considered not impossible.It was, therefore, in the commissioners\u2019 view.essential from the standpoint of confirming Canada\u2019s bilingual and bicultural character that the federal government should contribute to the cost of educating the mino- rity-language group in its mother tongue.Recently, Mr.Pelletier.the secretary of state.outlined the federal government's proposals with regard to those recommendations of the B and B commission directed toward the federal government.There are 12 recommendations.ranging from aid to minority-language schools to the establishment of teacher training institutions.These recommendations are related to two basic and not unrelated priorities - equality of opportunity for education in the minority.as well as in the majority.language: and the encouragement of second- language learning.It has been suggested by the B and B commission that true equality in language instruction might be achieved by alternating the language of instruction within each school so that each child would receive half of his instruction in each language.I understand that the Quebec government intends.under the provisions of Bill 63.to have English-speaking students take almost half their courses in French within a few years.However.for the time being and certainly in provinces other than Québec.equality of educational opportunity will mean providing instruction in the language of one's choice.if not providing two separate educational systems.Desire Many provinces already make compulsory the studying of their second language at certain.if not all.stages of the educational system.There seems to be an increasing and widespred desire among Canadian students to learn both of the official languages and so to enable these ambitions to be fulfilled.The federal government is proposing to share the capital costs with the provinces of establishing second-language training centres.designed for the training of language teachers.The government is prepared to contribute initially $50 million for the first full year of operations for the proposed program.which could begin in January 1970.Mr.Pelletier could not be more specific about the implementation of the proposals nor about the detailed financing.These matters have to be discussed and worked out with the provinces.As he put it: \u201cTranslation of these principles into practice requires acceptance by the provinces.and beyond that a willingness on their part to take the initiative in putting new programs into effect.The federal government is prepared to do its part.It profoundly hopes that the provinces will wish to do likewise.\u201d And now.our M.P.Q.J.RICHARD HYDE also says.Bill 63 1 am pleased to note that The Examiner considers it desirable that I should send a weekly letter from Québec, and shall be only too happy to comply with this suggestion.I sincerely regret any misunderstanding in the past, and look forward to this added opportunity to communicate with the electors of Westmount.It goes without saying that I shall welcome suggestions as t¢ subjects of general interest froms those of your readers who may wish to write to me direct at the following address: Member for Westmount, Parliament Buildings, Québec City.I will of course reply individually to all such letters, as well as deal with as many of them as possible in this coi- umn.At present most letters which I am receiving have to do with Bills 62 and 63.Bill 62 is the proposed law dealing with school reorganization on the Island of Montreal It is a complex measure proposing to replace the existing 35 Protestant and Catholic School Commissions.by 11 multi- denominational boards.under a single co-ordinating School Council.Bill 62 is, in effect.a working paper and will be the subject of long study and discussion be fore its final version is adopted.I shall deal with Bill 62 in the future.The question receiving the attention of all Québecers at the time of writing is Bill 63.Seldom in the history of the Québec Legislature has there been a measure which has given rise to such a volume of oratory and confused thinking as Bill 63.The most vocal reactions.and the most strenuous objections.appear to come from extremists and individuals who far too often do not seem to have any clear idea of what the proposed law contains.The bill sets out three basic principles: 1- The right of parents to choose the language of instruction for their children: 2- The need for improved teaching of French to children in the English schools in order eventually to provide all students with a good \u2018\u2019 working knowledge\" of French upon leaving high school : 3- The need for the government to set up facilities to induce immigrants to choose the majority language and culture in Québec for their families.by all reasonable measures of persuasion.but without coercion.As a result of strong pressure \u201c2 K a from the Liberal Opposition as a well as from more moderate ele- #* - ments of the Québec population.the Government has also proposed additional amendments to encourage the use of French as the normal working language in Qué bec industry.particularly for those whose mother tongue is French.These four principles have always formed the basis of the language policy of the Québec Liberal Party.They were set out in clear terms at our annual convention in October 1968.The resolution containing this policy was (continued on page 5) > swered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week: Nov.12 2:21 pm: Melville above de Maisonneuve, automobile, no fire; 6:24 pm: Opposite 15 Aberdeen overturned flarepot; Nov.13 10:23 pm: 351 Prince Albert.smoke scare; 12:46 am: 405 Roslyn, fire in tree trunk; 3:49 am: 4493 Sherbrooke.lamp standard; 9:55 am: Cedar and Mountain, vas leak; 12:53 am: 4260 Dorchester, - + cmoke in attic; A Nov.15 9:52 am: 44 Academy.smell of gasoline: 2:23 pm: 27 de Casson, smell coming from fireplace; 4:17 pm: 75 Belvedere place.fire place damper found closed; 7:61 pm: Qpposite 208 Selby.flarepot overturned; 7:15 pm: Rear of 11 Grove park, relay in pole burned; 11:00 pm: 44 Academy.smell of gasoline (again), Nov.16 1:15 pm: 386 Victoria, water leaking into basement: Nov.17 10:37 am: 15 Stanton.(city hall annex) water leaking from ceiling; 6:04 pm: Hallowell and St.Antoine, overturned flarepot; Nov.18 9:00 a.m.: 462 Mount Stephen.fumes from refrigerator.\"The following cails were an-\u2019 Archie Malloch, John Ripley, Gay Hoskins and Leslie Malloch Book Fair is arranged at St.George's School In celebration of Young Canada Book Week, St.George's School parents, staff and students will present over 2,000 books of all categories for sale in a two-day Book Fair Nov.28 \u2014 29 at the School.3100 The Boulevard.In addition to featuring a comfortable reading area where buyers can sit and browse through the books, the Fair will present films on Saturday morning.Authors and educators have been coming to the school for the past two weeks to talk to the students, among them Prof.Archie Malloch of 524 Lansdowne avenue who, together with several colleagues from McGill.conducted a special assembly entitled \u201cBooks as Medium.\u201d Among the students and parents working together on the fair are several Westmount residents.Mrs.A.Gill of 490 Argyle avenue and Mrs.L.Clarke of 4363 Mont- rose avenue are actively involved.Mrs.J.Dickstein of 476 Mount Pleasant avenue is working with the food committee to provide refreshments throughout the fair.Susan Glickman of 641 FOR A PORTRAIT THAT IS SELF-REVEALING CALL akadh Suite 15 Dominion Square Building 866-3178 By Appointment Saturday OLSEN BUILDING SUPPLIES Reg'd.PINE LUMBER - PLYWOOD - FORMICA CUT-TO-SIZE PAINTS - BRUSHES - HARDWARE 2191 HAMPTON AVENUE Tel.: 481-1179 Hours: Monday to Friday - 8.00 a.m.to 5.00 p.m.- 9.00 a.m.to noon Victoria avenue has designed one of the posters and Jill and Jody Golick of 30 Oakland avenue, Charlotte Disher of 29 Bellevue avenue, and Margy Shavick of 4386 Montrose avenue are working on decorations.Leslie Malloch of 524 Lansdowne and Linda Goodwin of 572 Victoria are helping with refreshments.while Robert Kaud of 14 Surrey Gardens is in charge of the record section.Anna Fisher of 637 Victoria avenue is student publicity chairman.The students will paint posters and murals, run films, select and sell records.They hope that not only their parents but the general public will come and see what is being read and listened to by young people.Muskrat rat A muskrat coat valued at $450 was lifted last Thursday from a fur store in Alexis Nihon Plaza.TV taken A television set was stolen in a breaking-and-entry.via a rear window, at 71 Clandeboye avenue last Friday.SINCE 1916 OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE - RESIDENTIAL - - COMMERCIAL - - INDUSTRIAL - WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.637-2308 24 HOUR SERVICE joining together with all Qué Arts to hear a talk by Mrs.4 Claire Miron.with the Dominion Textile Com- The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Nov.20th, 1969 - 5 Bill 63.(continued from page 4) adopted by a vote of 2,000.against one dissenting.It is a policy which is surely acceptable and reasonable for every real Québecer regardless of his mother tongue.I am convinced that the English-speaking citizens of Québec will fully endorse and gladly promote these principles.In the past, I have stressed the need for understanding of the problems faced by our French-speaking fellow citizens of Québec.I feel now that something more is required and that we must show our desire to participate in the Québec of 1969 by becers to create an atmosphere of friendly harmony which in turn will bring back the feeling of con- | fidence which has been so sadly lacking for the past two or three years.It is my sincere hope that by the time these lines appear, Bill 63 will have become law in our Province.Textile designing Art Society topic The Women's Art Society of Montreal will meet on Tuesday at 11 am in the Museum of Fine A ough faucet's leaky She's not nervous She knows we're tops In plumbing service.JOHN WATSON | LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson | PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS 2 ) DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE } Service & Quotations on request 4 368 VICTORIA AVE.ç | 487-1760 \u2018 textile designer pany Limited.| VALUATIONS IRMGARD GRAEFIN SCHWERIN 1337 GREENE AVENUE, WESTMOUNT PP.Q.TEL 932-69/4 REPRESENTING SUN LIFE OF CANADA H.M.ZETOVITCH LIFE, HEALTH, ANNUITIES AND EQUITY-LINKED PLANS OFFICE - 245 VICTORIA RESIDENCE 933-3730 277-7449 Alan Mitchell M.C., C.M.* WORKS OF ART VALUED AGAINST FIRE - THEFT - DAMAGE (INSTITUTIONS AND PRIVATE COLLECTIONS) Tel.334-7227 Also: 932-0014 between 10 a.m.& 2 p.m.Mildon & Morris Inc.Dispensing Opticians New West End Branch 5016 Sherbrooke St.W.487-5131 (Just west of Claremont) 4217 Blvd, De Maisonneuve, Mtl.215 P.Q.1460 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST SEAFORTH MEDICAL BLDG.MONTREAL 109, QUE.3550 CÔTE DES NEIGES Rd.842-3809 932-6806 UNIFORMED RADIO EQUIPPED GUARDS PATROL CARS mongoose protection Itd 310 Victoria Ave., Westmount 487-5240 - 24 Hours Industrial Maintenance Service 6 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Nov.20th, 1969 ATTEND LOTR] 2a CHURCH SERVICES AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE SYNAGOGUE UNITED UNITARIAN DOMINION THE UNITARIAN Temple Emanu-El ou F 4100 Sherbrooke St.W., Westmount DOL GLAS Avenue CHU R CH 0 Dr.Harry J.Stern, Senior Rabbi Rev.R.Douglas Smith, BA.B.C.D.D.M ONTR EA L Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone, Rev.John T.P.M 0 CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH Cantor Herman K.Gottlieb.i a.m.1487 Sherbrooke St.W.SADEATI SERVICES Morning Worship t Si ) Friday evening, November 21st at 8:15 o'clock Sermon: 11 0\" à M.\u201cFROM Fone ception follows the Worsaip, + ™ \u201cTHE CONQUEST OF F \" : AVL A .ni .mr Bb CREED TO CALCULUS\" Susy Mombg, Notember znd a 11.3 Rev.R.Douglas Smith.D.D.Minister: Rev Leonard Mason.B.A.B.D.Organist: Kenneth Meek B.Mus.Choir Director: Barbara Keats B.Mus.Church School: in Trafalgar School.3495 Simpson Street.11 a.m Lakeshore Untarian Church 14 Cedar Ave.Pointe Claire 9:30 and 11:15a.m NORTHSHORE FELLOWSHIP 1-9th Ave Roxboro 8:00 p.m, Coffee Time following Worship.Church School in all departments.Crib Corner for infants.The Thursday Service 7:30 p.m.Organist and Choirmaster Mr.Victor McCorry NEA WESTMOUNT LUTHERAN 101 Cote St.Antoine Road, near Argyle Ave.EVA NG E LICAL Rev.E.A.Kirker, B.A., B.D.LUTHERAN Rev.M.R.Ralph, B.A.B.D.CHURCH 11:00 a.m.\u201cMISSION IMPOSSIBLE\" OF THE Dr.Allen Knight REDEEMER Talk Back 285 Clarke Ave.Westmount Rev.Helmut Saabas Miss Lydia Eibich - Organist SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd 9:30 a.m.Senior Sunday School and Bible Class 11:30 a.m.The Service, Jr.S.S.and Nursery Crib Corner, Nursery, Church School 7:30 p.m.St.Andrew's Chambler Players Miss Ellen Donald: Crossroads Africa Gordon C.White B.Mus.Organist and Choir Director rah Portion.BAR MITZVAH At the Sabbath Worship Friday evening.November 21st and Saturday morning.November 22nd.Richard.son of Mr.and Mrs, Jacob Soare will be called to the reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah REGULAR CLASSES SCHOOL FOR ADULTS Sunday morning.November 23rd at 10:15 o'clock preceded by Worship and Breakfast at 9:45 o'clock.TEMPLE SCHOOLS Regular classes \u2014 High School Department.Saturday mornings at 9:30: Junior School, Sunday mornings at 9:30: Daily Hebrew School.Monday thru Thursday afternoons 4:00 to 6:00 p.m.DAILY SERVICES Monday thru Thursday at 5:45 p.m.Sunday mornings at 9:45a.m.FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, WESTMOUNT 390 Lakeshore Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH.THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS NOVEMBER 23rd 11:00 a.m.Church Service 11:00 a.m.Nursery for Infants 11:00 a.m.Sunday School Lessons-Sermon Subject \u201cSOUL AND BODY\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 8:00 p.m.BAPTIST Snowdon Baptist 5275 Earnscliffe Ave.N Corner Earnsclitte and Isabella Telephones: 496-9860 or 482-6765 Pastor: Rev.E.Gorbett B.Th.B.R.E.SUNDAY SERVICES 9:45 a.m.Bible School for ali 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 Biblical Outreach\u201d - Visitors Most Welcome \u2014 ANGLICAN ST.MATTHIAS Cote St.Antoine Road at Church Hill Canon J.N.Doidge The Rev.W.L.Chatterton SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 9:30 a.m.Parish Eucharist: Experimental Form with discussion and coffee following service.11:00 a.m.Church School.Nursery.Crib Comer 11:00 a.m.Mattins.Sermon: The Rector 4:00 p.m.CHORAL EVENSONG - Gentlemen and Boys.St.Matthias\u2019 Choir Week-day Religious Education.Tues 4:00 p.m WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.West at Roslyn Ave.Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Ministers: Rev.J.Frank Patch, B.A., B.D.Rev.T.Elgar Roberts, Minister of Music 11:00 a.m.\"HOW VITAL IS THE WORSHIP SERVICE?\u201d Rev.7.Elgar Roberts 7:30 p.m.INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS SERVICE AND FIRESIDE.Rev.John Hardy.Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 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.THE FILM: \"THESE FOUR COSY WALLS\u201d.At 10:45: Pre-Service Music At Noon: The Coffee hour Welcome to All Wed.4.15 p.m.Wednesday: 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion Stephen Crisp.Organist and Choirmaster ST.STEPHEN'S DORCHESTER and ATWATER Mr.E.Tait, AR.C.C.O.Organist and Choir Director \u201cNovember 23rd SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE ADVENT 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Lt.Col.G.B.Fee For information call: Mrs.D.Robinson \u2014 931-1172 or Mr.D.Medford \u2014 486-2812 We Welcome You CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Corner of Wood and Maisonneuve, Westmount TheRev'dK.G.Rutter The Rev'd Canon B.Lindsay SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE ADVENT 8:00 a.m.The Holy Eucharist 10:30 a.m.Sung Eucharist HOLY EUCHARIST DURING THE WEEK 7:00 a.m.Tuesday 9:30 a.m.Wednesday 8:00 a.m.Friday Organist: Mr.Paul Crawford Male choir gives choral Evensong St.Matthias Church choral Evensong at 4 pm will be by the men and boys of the choir, under the direction of Stephen Crisp.Compositions of Cibbons, Ridout, Montiverdi and Weelkes will be sung.\u2018Conquest of Fear\u2019 Smith D-D subject Dr.R.Douglas Smith will preach Sunday in Dominion-Dou- glas Church on \u201cThe Conquest of Fear.\u201d Over 200 people, attended a reception given for the moderator of the United Church, Dr.R.B.McClure, last week.Dr.McClure spoke to the group on the opportunities that Canada has in today\u2019s world, and following his address questions were asked and answered.The gathering was ecumenical and French-speaking as well as English-speaking attended and also representatives of the churches and synagogues of West- mount.Modern-breed N.D.Bryan-Jones Scientist lecturer \u201cThe Science of Being Unafraid\u201d is the title of a free public lecture on Christian Science to be given by Noel D.Bryan- Jones of Worthing, England, on Thursday evening, Nov.27, at 8.15 o\u2019clock in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.Mr.Bryan-Jones was a council member, fellow and examiner of the British Optical Association before entering the healing ministry of Christian Science in 1957.He has served as First Reader of the mother church of Christian Science in Boston.While a member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship, he has toured extensively throughout the Far East.He will speak here under the auspices of the Christian Science Church in Montreal.Whether man\u2019s conscious identity is the reflection of God, or the product of physiology, will ?Y examined in the Bible lesson o: the subject \u201cSoul and Body\u201d to be read at services in all Christian Science churches this Sunday.missionary, Dr.Knight speaks here Dr.Allen Knight will address the congregation of St.Andrew\u2019s Church on Sunday morning.Recently described as \u201ca living example of the \u2018modern breed\u2019 of missionary\u201d Dr.Knight is an agricultural engineer who directs a community development centre in the Congo, serving refugees from Angola.After 19 years of service in Portuguese West Africa, Dr.Knight is an outspoken critic of the colonial regime.\u201cI took a stand for dignity.justice and education for the African people,\u201d he says.\u201cAs a result my visa to return was i Dr.Knight and student refused.No reasons were given.! am persona non grata in Ango- a\u201d.Returning to Africa in 1965, Dr.Knight provided leadership in resettling the half million Angolan refugees who have fled across the border into the Congo.At Kimpese students are given training either in agriculture or in trades as well as FLOWERS ALWAYS BRING COMFORT 4467 St Catherine St W.(Between Metcalfe & Mellville) Westmount) 933-2751 education in health and nutrition.The Community Development Centre provides tools, fertilizer, and seeds to village projects, but is careful to give neither village nor individuals so much help as to destroy initiative.\u2018In addition to his frank opposition to the government of Angola Dr.Knight has provocative opinions in other areas.He blames the missionaries of the past for trying to change the culture of countries they didn't understand.He defends some native customs, among them the witch doctor.\u201cWe should have one in each of our hospitals.Some cases respond to native treatment.There\u2019s a psychological value involved\u2019.he says._ Following this Sunday morning\u2019s service, Dr.Knight will engage in a \u201ctalk back\u201d with members of the congregation.Africa will also be the centre of attention at this Sunday evening\u2019s chapel service.Miss Ellen Donald.a social work student.will share her experiences with a Crossroads Africa team in Nigeria last summer.Her presentation will include color slides contrasting dif ferences in life here and in Africa.A group of young Westmount musicians, the St.Andrew's Chamber Players directed by Gordon White, will play at the evening service.BA.Collins 5610 SHERBROOKE STREET, WEST \u201cHeed Tongue Detection of deafness in children at an early age is of utmost importance, and with care and / Bloomstone sermon topic Sabbath Services, tomorrow at 8:15 p.m.at Temple Emanu-El include a sermon by Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone on \u201cHeed Thy Tongue.Kiddush reception follows the worship, auspices of the Temple Sisterhood.On Saturday morning Rabbi Harry Stern will deliver z sermonette based on Torah portion.The Book Lovers\u2019 Forum meets Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o\u2019clock in the Temple Sanctuary.Dean Mervin Butovsky, assistant professor of English Literature and assistant dean of arts.Sir George Williams University.will review \u2018Steps\u2019 by Jerzy Kosinski.Presiding at the meeting, Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern; co-chairman ot the day.Mrs.Martin Levine.Tea follows the forum, hostesses: Mrs.Reuben Ginsberg, Mrs.Gerald Benjamin.Mrs.Lawrence Bessner.Mrs.Robert Glaymon, Mrs.Arnold Grossman.Mrs.Stanley Davis.Mrs.David Kobernick and Mrs.Percy Abelson.pec.ml, Part of yesterday's Westmount Rotary Club audience, listening to.Early deafness detection vital, Rotarians told perseverance they can be trained to respond and be taught to speak \u2014 according to Dr.Daniel Ling, PhD., project director and assistant professor of human communi- The Feast of Lights commences Thursday evening.Dec.4 The annual school Chanukah program and dramatic presentation is Sunday morning.Dec.7 at 11:30 o'clock by members of Grade 5.\u2018\u2018Miracle \u201967\u201d\u2019 will be directed by Mrs.Lionel Morris.Class teachers are Mark \u2018t;lson and Clarence Bennett.The Home and School Chanukah party for parents and children will be Sunday.Dec.7 at noon, in the Grover auditorium, followed by entertainment.Regular classes in the School for Adults are Sunday morning.Nov.23 at 10:15 o\u2019clock.Prior to classes, Worship and breakfast will be at 9:45 o'clock Sunday morning.Nov.30.closes the first semester of the 42nd season for the school.Temple Young Marrieds meet at the Home of Mr.and Mrs.Brahms Silver.7920 Kingsley road, on Wednesday evening at 8:15 o\u2019clock.Temple Emanu-El is one of the religious institutions designated by the Grey Cup Committee as a centre of religious fellowship.The Sabbath worship on Nov.28 will have reference to this event.ASSOCIATIONS CLUB MEETINGS Morning - Afternoon RENTALS VICTORIA HALL 935-8531 LADIES\u2019 ZENITH.- SPECIALIST SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS TV ADMIRAL eLeTronics LEERY R 4910 Sherbrooke St.W.486-5012 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Nov.20th, 1969 - 7 cation disorders, McGill University.Dr.Ling was speaking to the Westmount Rotary Club at its regular weekly luncheon meeting in Victoria Hall yesterday.According to Dr.Ling, very few people realize the problems of lack of hearing which may start as early as 40 years.A child born deaf has to learn how to discriminate and how to talk.Most children can be taught how to speak, he said.To illustrate his point, Dr.Ling gave a tape recording demonstration of how progress was made in one dramatic case.According to Dr.Ling the field of electronics is playing a great part in perfecting speech therapy.Enormous strides are being made in this regard by McGill University.he said.In this opinion, 90 per cent of those afflicted can be taught to speak properly but the work will take more funds for research.Congratulations of President Curt Ross were extended to Frank Kenwood and Messrs.Moxley.Trimm, Everson and Durso for the success of the \u201cfireside evening\u201d last week.Lew Steinberg was the recipient Israeli consul speaks at Shaar The A.A.Levin Lodge of the Zionist Organization of Canada.currently celebrating it\u2019s 25th jubilee year, will host a meeting in honor of the Consul-General of Israel.Lt.-Col.Jacob Monbaz.The meeting is to take place at Congregation Shaar Hashomayim, 450 Kensington avenue, Saturday evening.Nov.29, at 8:15 pm.The Consul-General will address the meeting on \u2018\u2018\u201cThe Reality of Israel Today\u201d.Fea-Kil Super-sott Foam GIVES YOUR PET RESTFUL COMFORT Cedar scent will attract your dog to his own flea-kill bed, with a sanitary foam mattress covered in red plaid washable acrylic.Bed keeps pet cool in summer, warm in winter and untroubled by fleas year-round.Reversible, covered both sides.Kills Fleas While Dogs Doze Brings quick relief, gives restful sleep.Ends scratching and nipping.Avoid Soiled Upholstery \u2014 So comfortable pets claim it tor life and forsake the furniture.Keeps cushions clean, ends doggy odors.telltale hairs.Compact 15\"x27\" $ 7.50 Regular 28\"x33\" $10.50 King-Size 33\"\u201cx47\" $19.95 (AN postpaid).For cats order the Cat-Nap- Bed 157x27\" $7.50, Super Size 28x33\u201d $10.50 MONEY BACK 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¢ Wednesday, Jan.14 430 Mules vs Seals Tuesday.March 3.Bruins vs Leafs Feb.14, 11.15 Huskies vs Broncs* ©\" Friday, Jan.16, 415 Kings vs Bulls Thursday.March 5, Rangers vs Hawks Feb.21, 9.00 Broncs vs Mules Monday.Jan.19 4.30 Huskies vs Seals Tuesday.March 10.Hawks vs Bruins Feb.21.9.45 Huskies vs Bulls Wednesday.Jan.21 4.30 Brones vs Bulls Thursday.March 12, Leafs vs Rangers Feb.28.10.30 Bulls vs Broncs Friday, Jan.23 4.15 Kings vs Mules Tuesday.March 17.Hawks vs Leafs Feb.28, 11.15 Mules vs Huskies Monday, Jan.26 430 Mules vs Huskies Thursday.March 19.Bruins vs Rangers March 7, 9.00 Huskies vs Sroncs Wednesday Jan.28 4.30 Brones vs Kins TERMITE March 7, 9.45 Mules vs Bulls day, an., 4.15 u vs ing) Monday.Feb.2.430 Seals vs Kings Dec.6 \u201ca oe Sat one vg Guards JUVENILE Wednesday, Feb.4.430 Broncs vs Mules Dec.6 945 Bears vs Knights (All games starts at 5:30 pm) Friday, Feb.6, 415 Bulls vs Huskies Dec 13 10.30 Knights vs Dragons (Team not scheduled Monday will practice at 6:30 pm) Monday, Feb.9, 430 Bulls vs Mules Dec.13 11.15 Guards vs Bears Monday.Dec.8.Spartons vs Badgers Wednesday.Feb.11 430 Broncs vs Seals Dec.20 9.00 Knights vs Guards Thursday, Dec.11, Mustangs vs Badgers Friday, Feb.13 415 Huskies vs Huskies Dec.20 9.45 Dragons vs Bears Monday.Dec.15.ons vs Mustangs Monday, Feb.16 430 Broncs vs Broncs Jan.10 10.30 Bears vs Knights Thursday, Dec.18 Badgers vs Spartons Wednesday, Feb.18, 430 Seals vs Mules Jan.10.11.15 Dragons vs Guards Monday.Jan.5 Badgers vs Mustangs Friday, Feb.20 415 Bulls vs Kings Jan.17 9.00 Guards vs Bears Thursday, Jan.8, Mustangs vs Spartons Monday, Feb.23 430 Seals vs Kings Jan.17 945 Knights vs Dragons Monday.Jan.12 Spartons vs Badgers Wednesday.Feb.5 430 Bulls vs Huskies Jan.24, 10.30 Dragons vs Bears Thursday, Jan.15 Mustangs vs Badgers Friday, Feb.27 415 Mules vs Kings Jan.A 11.15 Knights vs Guards Monday, Jan.19, Spartons vs Mustangs Monday.March 2 430 Huskies vs Mules Jan.31 9.00 Dragons vs Guards Thursday, Jan.22, Badgers vs Spartons Wednesday, March 4 430 Kings vs Broncs Jan.3L 9.45 Bears vs Knights Monday, Jan.26, Badgers vs Mustangs Friday, March 6 415 Seals vs Bulls Feb.7 1030 Knights vs Dragons Thursday.Jan.29, Mustangs vs Spartons Monday, March 3.430 Kings vs Seals Feb.7 11.15 Guards vs Bears Monday, Feb.2, Spartons vs Badgers Wednesday, March 11.430 Mules vs Broncs Feb.14 9.00 Knights vs Guards Thursday.Feb.5, Mustangs vs Badgers Friday, March 13, 4.15 Huskies vs Bulls Feb.14.945 Dragons vs Bears Monday.Feb.9.Spartons vs Mustangs BANTAM Feb.21 10.30 Bears vs Knights Thursday.Feb.12, Badgers vs Spartons metre SA mer ol) A1 1 fn Tuesday.Nov.25.Bruins vs Leafs Feb.7 9.45 Knights vs Dragons Monday.Feb.23.Spartons vs Badgers Tu Nov.2 Rangers vs paws March 7 10.30 Dragon: Vs A Thursday.Feb.2.Badgers vs Mustangs Thursday, Dec.4.Leafs vs Rangers March.7 11.15 Knights vs Guar Monday.2 Mustangs vs Spartons Students\u2019 Society of McGill University and second-year law student.Mr.Grey will give his view of the current unrest in Fair and food sale Women\u2019s Canadian at Victoria Hall hears Dr.Whitton Victoria Hall is the scene of Dr.Charlotte Whitton.five SKIERS!!! 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