The Westmount examiner, 15 janvier 1970, jeudi 15 janvier 1970

[" y OUR \u2018NEW\u2019 SCHOOL BOARD: The Westmount School Board met Monday pion for the start of a new yeor and with one new.member, Commi: .lan Gow, left.Next to him are Mrs.Sam Kaplon.At center is B.S.Wood chairs Board (Other stories on p.13) The School Commissioners for the Municipality of the City of Westmount Monday night reelected Lawyer William T.Wood chairman and Physician John M.Elder vice-chairman for 1970 at their first statutory monthly meeting of the new year.The two-and-a-quarter-hour meeting got off to its usual late start, at 8:16 pm by the West- mount High School clock.Furthermore, it was displaced from its own board room by a private meeting of the executive of the Quebec Federation of Home & School Associations and convened in the teachers\u2019 common room.The Westmount-based QFHSA was hammering out a brief on Bill 62.The full board was present, including newly-elected-by-ac- clamation J.Ian Gow and re elected, also by acclamation, Mrs.Muriel Kaplan, both of whom were congratulated by their col- bagues.Mr.Wood did not arrive until 8:27 to take over the chair from Dr.Elder and be told that (Continued on page 2) Cash lifted U.S.cash of $55 and some money orders were reported stolen from an apartment at 4350 Sherbrooke street west Sunday afternoon.Jewelry in the flat was not touched.ssioner Commissioners A.Reid Tilley ond , district supervisor for the Rally here on Bill 62 Westmount is to have its own public meeting to air views on Bill 62.It takes place in Westmount High School auditorium Men- day evening, Jan.26.The WHS, Westmount Park and Roslyn Home and School associations and the West- mount Municipal Association, together with local English Roman Catholic parents\u2019 groups, are all expected to be well represented.Speakers have not yet been decided, but a representative of the department of education in Quebec is to be on hand.The meeting is open to all interested persons.14 missing kids lived in pad on Dorchester Westmount Police investi- \" gation Saturday exposed for Montreal authorities a house on Dor- chester boulevard west in the latter city in which 14 young teenagers, all missing from their homes, had been living for varying periods.It started with two juveniles, ages 17 and 14, being picked up for loitering in Alexis Nihon Plaza.The older boy readily admitted his identity and that he was missing from his home in Verdun, to which he was returned.But the 14-year-old was tougher stuff.It took seven hours to get him to own up to who he was \u2014 likewise missing, for two months, from his Montreal home \u2014 and where he had been staying: (continued on page 2) NEXT WEEKS' WEATHER By ERIC NEAL January 15 to 24 Clearing generally and much colder as moon First Quarter storms move seawards and Mont- realers dig themselves out.This is a period of gray skies.We may expect a wide temperature range together with heavy snowfalls and cold gusty winds.Mainly sunny with very cold nights from middle to end of the week.Blizzard conditions in all the north with 6\u2019 to 8\" of snow and hail.In southern counties, 3\" to 5\" in several storms, then mostly sunny and very Temperature: Southern counties, zero and 30° to 35°F.; north, 20° below zero and 30° above.PSBGM.Then there is Vice-Chairman Dr.John M.Elder, Chairman Wilkiom T.Wood ond Commissioner Dr.Elton R.Pounder.Commissioner Mrs.D.Lloyd-Smith slipped beyond comera range.Vol.XL, No.2 BIBLIOTHIQUE DE LA JAN-18T LEGISLATURE, HOTEL DU GOVERNMENT, QUEBEC, P.Q.CANADA, » Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home Westmount 215, P.Q., Thursday, Jan.15th, 1970 Jacques Gendron of De Bizard, 25, chef at a restaurant in Chateau Maison- neuve, Claremont avenue and de Maisonneuve boulevard west, pleaded not , guilty in Westmount Municipal Court yesterday morning to a charge of assault.It is alleged that, on Dec.11, he threw an egg at \u2018Waitress Mrs.Margaret Psihogios.Trial was set for Feb.5.10: WMA tackles pollution Pollution, in all forms including noise, is to be probed by a special committee set up Tuesday night at a meeting of the Westmount Municipal Association executive.\u2019 It will be headed hy Dr.Geoffrey Lehman, 349 Lansdowne avenue.chairman of WMA's health and welfare standing committee, who gave an informal but thoughtful survey of the rising problem of noise.: \u201cThe public.\u201d he said, \u201cmust be aroused against various forms of noise so that they won't be accepted.For example, nobody tolerates a noisy refrigerator or typewriter anymore\u201d.The study will go into ways of controlling the various forms of pollution at the provincial and regional levels.Bill 62 The open meeting on Bill 62 to be held at Westmount High School on Jan.26 should be conducted with factual fairness, the executive agreed.The explanatory preamble of the bill should be distributed to the audience, good speakers should appear for both sides, and there should be some discussion from the floor, it was urged.Concern was expressed that a high school civic course suggested by the WMA may become only an extracurricular affair.The idea was that it be part of the regular studies.Under housing and zoning, the St.Antoine street urban renewal question again came to the fore.The WMA executive is awaiting the City Council's ans- Old dodge The Florentine Shop in Galeries Westmount Square had $60 stolen from the cash register last Thursday evening while a sales clerk's attention was distracted by a \u201ccustomer\u2019, believed an accomplice of the thief.Including noise wer to the resolution passed\u201d at the association's Dec.9 general\u201d meeting.Lively The wide range of business dealt with at this lively session of the executive, chaired by Vice- president J.L.Thom, would indicate that \u201ccivics is a lot of little things \u2014 and a few big things too.\u201d From street-name duplication in Westmount (Mountain, Victoria, Kensington, St.Antoine.the Summits, etc.) to the cold-storage temperatures\u2019 at the municipal rink, numerous subjects were talked over.A McGill student preparing a thesis on urban problems, who, was invited to attend, got an earful.Car jockeys own up, one sought for taking car of Square tenant Two Westmount Square parking attendants went to Westmount Police headquarters Monday evening and told officers that they had used the 1967 Buick Wildcat, owned by a tenant who was away in California, without consent.Up to yesterday, they not been charged, but a search was out for a third man, also an employee of the complex, who apparently had taken out the same car a second time, on Sunday, but ran into trouble when the radiator Swearings-in froze and he was unable to return the vehicle.Westmount Police located it near Jean Talon and Durocher street in Montreal on Tuesday night and had it towed in to the Stanton street police lot.The first pair admitted that they had taken the car out Friday night about 10 pm and returned it at 6 am Saturday, apparently undefected.However, their manager had noticed it gone on the second occasion, and the jig was up.to mark new Council's opening The mid-month meeting of Westmount City Council Tuesday night will have a different format at the opening.City Clerk R.B.Seaman will report on the result of civic nomination day Monday, when Ald.G.Ian Craig and Ald.Daniel O'C.Doheny were unopposed and were declared re-elected by acclamation.The finance and public safety kingpins, respectively, of West- mount will then be sworn and a new council will be officially inaugurated.The mixed-bag agenda will include the naming of committees, in which no change in the \u201cportfolios\u201d held by the various aldermen in 1969 is anticipated for 1970.The pro-mayor for January and February is also expected to be appointed from among the aldermen \u2014 an office which may assume greater importance with the launching of the Montreal Urban Community and the involvement of the mayor in its council, and possibly even its execu- tive-to represent the nine suburban cities or towns of the centre sector.ere was growing talk at city hall this week that Mayor Peter M.McEntyre would be a logical choice to be one of the two centre sector executive members, Mayor Gariepy of Verdun being the other.If this came to pass, Westmounts chief magistrate was thought to stand a good chance of being the choice of all the suburban municipalities to _be vice-chairman of the Community's executive.Mayor McEntyre was not known to be actively campaigning amo his fellow mayors but is elieved to be prepared to accept an executive position if asked. 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Jan.15th, 1970 by BRUCE INGLIS The past holiday has proven to be very enjoyable for all at Were- dale House.Preparations for the annual Christmas dinner started as soon as school closed on Dec.23.That evening all associated with Weredale, as well as friends of the House, sat down to what for some may have been the first of many Christmas dinners to come.Boys went to spend their holiday with friends or relatives in the United States and Canada.Weredale House became a silent onlooker as about 50 percent of its boys spent their holidays away.As can be expected, it was a very gloomy group who returned JST- BAKE > @De LLCO SEASON'S GREETINGS IR 21TH e SANDWICHES FULL COURSE MEALS IN OUR DININ ROOM SEATING FY PERSONS 4923 NOTRE-DAME WES the night before school resumed.From all of us to all of you, \u201c\u201c A Very Happy New Year.\u201d Spock speaks on dissent, social change Dr.Benjamin Spock will speak on \u201cDissent and Social Change\u201d on Friday, Feb.6, at 8 pm at the University of Montreal's main auditorium.The talk is being sponsored by the Humanist Fellowship of Montreal, of which Mr.and Mrs.William Chipping, 423 Grosvenor avenue are officers.Mr.and Mrs.Ken Carr.523 Prince Albert avenue.are directors of the Humanist Sunday School.Dr.Spock's fee will go to the Civil Liberties Legal Defense Fund.FREE, FAST prvi ® ws 935-7622 - 933-0403 FARR LLNS eo ITALIAN & CANADIAN SPECIALTIES LLY (Corner St.Remi) NOW - Westmounters are elected by India-Canada The India Canada Association of Montreal announces the following 11-member executive for 1970.elected at the annual meeting held recently at Dominion- Douglas church hall.Past president, Rao Nanduri: president.Rajat Chaterji: vice- president, Mrs.A.P.Blackburn; secretary.Roman Mukerjee: treasurer, Roland Trudel, and the following directors: G.T.Sadaranganey.Armand A.Coi- teux, Mrs.J.Mirchandani.Miss Merle Peden, Dr.T.Shankar.Anantha Rao and R.Parikh.In his report, the retiring president, Mr.Nanduri, mentioned ope of the highlights of the past year being the incorporation of this organization which, in future, will be known as \u201cIndia Canada Association of Montreal, Incorporated.\u201d Mrs.Blackburn and Miss Peden are both residents of Westmount.Free slides Color slides on East Africa and on Animals and People will be presented with a commentary by Dr.Guy Fisk at the At- \u2018water Library next Wesnesday evening at 8 pm, free to the public.Junior firemen start new series The Junior Firefighters\u2019 course.conducted each winter by the Westmount Fire Brigade, got underway at Stanton street Monday evening.Thirty boys attended from among the 50 registered.OPEN! 7 guilty Seven shoplifters, out of 13 such cases called in Westmount Municipal Court yesterday morning, pleaded quilty and paid fines for thefts from the Miracle Mart in Alexis Nihon Plaza.The remainder either pleaded not guilty and were remanded for trial at future dates or failed to appear, in which instances bench warrants were ordered issued.Wood chairs.(continued from page 1) he had been renamed chairman.The meeting was opened by B.S.Schaffelburg, district superintendent, who noted the absence of the secretary-treasurer, Albert E.Mount, due to illness.Mr.Mount hopes to be back for the next meeting, later set for the annual second Monday of the month, Feb.9.Mr.Schaffel- burg presided over the unanimous choice of Mr.Wood and Dr.Elder as top officers of the local school board, then handed the meeting over to Dr.Elder.Civics The vicechairman saw the minutes disposed of, out of which the disastrous start of the proposed extracurricular civics course at the high school last Wednesday afternoon was taken up with some concern.Mayor Peter M.McEntyre had been on hand to lead the first session, for which only two persons appeared, and it was called off.The commissioners discussed the future of the course, particularly the scheduled visit of Hon.A ( My RESTAURANT 3 all 5472 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST (CORNER GIROUARD) \u2014meserdodl SPECIALIZING IN Many restaurants serve so-called \u201cChinese Food\u201d but only at HUM'S will you find the really exotic, genuine Chinese Food that will delight your palate.We also serve Canadian dishes if you prefer.You must visit our beautiful new restaurant soon.FREE FAST DELIVERY PHONE 481-2729 cvs, ALSO SPECIALTY ORDERS TO TAKE OUT U.M.Drury, MP for Westmount, Feb.18.They did not want to repeat the fiasco, and to that end a that intensive publicity should be launched within the school to assure future attendance, failing which assurance the series should be called off.Mr.Gow said that from his experience teaching at the University of Montreal, such courses to succeed must be given within regular hours.However, Commissioner A.Reid Tilley said that this would be difficult in a subject-promotion school such as WHS.Mr.Wood arrived.Mrs.D.Lloyd Smith still thought the course should be worked into school hours and Mrs.Kaplan reminded that it was originally conceived to be part of the history course.¢ .and WMA Mr.Wood thought that the students\u2019 council should be prodded on publicity and the Home & School Association \u2018\u2018activated\u201d on the problem \u2014 to which Dr.Elder added the Westmount Municipal Association, with whom he credited the original idea for the course.Mr.Schaffelburg said he hoped the burden would not be added to the heavy duties of Noel Hamil ton, the principal.The board then moved on to.other items \u2014 see separate stories \u2014 and the meeting terminated at 10:31 pm.Besides the commissioners and the superintendent, there were present one representative of the press and one note-taking member of the public.Mrs.Kaplan and Mr.Gow were sworn in prior to the meeting by Mr.Tilley, a commissioner for oaths, who also is chairman of the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal and Westmount's representative on that body.14 missing.(continued from page 1) the Dorcherter pad.He had subsisted.he said, on thefts during that period in the plaza, where he apparently had spent most of his time.He was turned over to Montreal Police, who took charge of the other cases.flower & green decorations reg'd 4918 sherbrooke street w.ELIZABETH MacDERMOT 1.Four-Session Course in Flower Arranging with Fresh Flowers.\u20182.Two-Session Course in Preserving Flowers.3.One Demonstration on Preserving Flowers.Daytime and Evening Courses Telephone 481-9388 for information [vi 4 866-4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS'N.Eatery fire was threat to building In a week which saw five days with no fire alarms and a sixth with a small rash of three trouble calls within two hours, (see log on P.5).Westmount Fire -Brigade had a blaze of potentially serious proportions on its hands last Friday evening.An eating place at 4174 St.Catherine street west.opposite Westmount Square.which calls itself the \u2018Westmount Square Restaurant\u201d had a flareup in its deepfat fryer just before 7:30 pm.In the absence of customary automatic CO2 extinguishers.the flames leapt up the ventilation duct over the cooker, quickly spreading into the ceiling and the floor of the kitchen of the apartment above.The building.which includes two floors of apartments upstairs, was evacuated, Westmount Police assisting an elderly woman to safety.The restaurant ceiling had to be pulled down to get at the flames while in the room above the fire was fortunately contained by adjoining brick walls.Firemen had to contend with dense smoke in the early stages of the one-hour and 40-minute figit.Mutual aid was called and men CITY C Bi No one, nothing For the first time since this weekly log was commenced.about 15 months ago.no building permits were issued at City Hall over the past week.and equipment of the Outremont Fire Department stood by at No.1 Station on Stanton street.The following three days, Sat- urdav.Sunday and Monday, Westmount's firemen were not called upon to stir from their two stations.Drury here Westmounts Member of Parliament, Hon.CM.Drury.will be in town next Wednesday to address the McGill student body under the auspices of the McGill Debating and Liberal societies.While in town the Treasury Board president also will speak at St.George's School.FLORIDA him before leaving.Fly to Florida or anywhere in ca \u2014 and arrange to have your car delivered by calling Montreal Drive Away Service.A bonded driver will deliver 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was found sprawled on the floor with a small wound on his forehead.A check of the cash revealed a small sum missing.The case is classified by Westmount Police as this city\u2019s first robbery with violence for 1970.The victim thought he merely had fallen asleep.By BILLIE PER CIVAL Carnival Committee Plans are underway to organize activities for Carnival Week in February.Snow scuipturing, tobogganing at Murray Hill, the dance and other events are now being considered.Those wishing to perform in the Purple and White Revue can see Debbie Josephson.Rm.307, anytime before exams.Senior Play Although the play has not finally been decided upon.the Theatre Club is organizing the cast and direction of the play.There is a possibility of there being an outside director; but as yet, this too is uncertain.Theatre Workshop Tomorrow, the Theatre Workshop is presenting another one- act play.The cast members are Cathy Petrie, Peter Van Gelder, Joann Sweetko, Anne Shaddick - and Joel Besner.This lunchtime performance is open to all students.Exams Exams start next week, Jan.22, and continue through to the 30th.\u2014_\u2014 Headquarters e Ÿ Li A Rodi [J SALES & e 1401 Peel Street \u2014 288-4) Corner of St Catherine) WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN\u2019S WE.3-4046 oy Estate Pieces Purchased ESTABLISHED 1899 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.HELPING KEEP WESTMOUNT GREEN This strange object, one of 100-plus plunked down around the city, is a burlap-covered roots and enfolding earth of a young tree from the Morgan Arboretum ai Ste.Anne de Bellevue.These frozen blobs will be planted soon in the frozen ground somewhere in Westmount, in a park or replace a dis8ased elm on some shady street.This one was spotted by our camera last week alongside the tennis courts in Westmount Park.Door open Skin and hair problems and hair care of multi-racial children will be discussed at a clinic conducted by the Open Door Society this evening at the Chil dren\u2019s Service Centre, 5 Were- dale Park.Questions, problems and interested teenagers are invited, and there will be refreshments.Phoney bill The manager of the Westmount Post Office, 4225 St.Catherine - street west, Friday afternoon turned over to Westmount Police, who in turned handed over to the RCMP a counterfeit $10 bill.The man who offered it at a wicket said it was among bills he had just received at a bank when cashing his pay cheque.A Letter of Appreciation We thank you for your continued patronage during our first six months of operating The Old Colony Restaurant.We know that you have contributed to our success and we appreciate your forebearance in overlooking any mistakes or omissions that may have been made during this time.But we feel that we have now learned from experience the likes and dislikes of Westmount residents and care has been taken to improve the menus and to rectify any errors in service that may have taken place in the past.Thanks again - and may we see ydu soon.\u2018OLD COLONY\u2019 RESTAURANT (Formerly Macy's) 4855 Sherbrooke St.West cor.Victoria ® Plenty of Free Parking nearby Also operating the \u201c1390\u201d Restaurant, 1390 Sherbrooke West and the \u201c555\u201d Restaurant, 555 Dorchester West, We also cater for weddings, parties, etc.The Management End this Nearly four years ago we said, and still say: Public housing, specially in Westmount, is for the birds.Then, it was the outcry by and in behalf of the residents of Selby street.When the provincial roads people, very prematurely as it turned out, expropriated these folks for the still awaited Trans-Canada Highway through Westmount, the city commendably located alternate homes, here and elsewhere, for them.Label us reactionary, but that was the extent of the civic duty.Instead, in our zeal to do more, we let ourselves in for a pack of trouble.The siren cal of publicly financed housing led to looking at - urban renewal on the grand scale in the southeast corner of the city.The hard-headed excuse was that this might attract an ambitious redevelopment, boost the city\u2019s tax base and perhaps even self-liquidate the cost to the civic purse of it all.To the contrary, we reaped a whole new lot of alarmed, upset and angry residents along St.Antoine street, the weighted if not weighty criticism of social planners, and no serious developer with the resources and the will to sink millions below the tracks.Meanwhile the Québec Housing Corporation, zealous to grab a big chunk of federal funds and a lesser sum from ,a broke Québec government in \u2018our name, has left the City of Westmount with mud on its face.We say, drop it.Shelve the plans until there is a developer, until the Trans- Canada Highway is definitely revived, until Ottawa sorts out its housing policy, until provincial finances come down to reality, until the Urban Community's role in all this is shaped.Let the St.Antoine street landlords make their own improvements, and return to full private initiative the - rest of the urban renewal districts.Above all, forget about public housing.The vast ma- 9 PRIZE am D NADIAN THE WES > eye J | 2 LAND It has become fashionable to discuss with suitable alarm these days the increasingly pressing problem of the befouling of our environment.Westmount participates in the study of air pollution, yet corporately probably is the biggest single contributor to the menace in our im- jority of the existing residents of Westmount should see no reason why the taxes they pay to any jurisdiction \u2014 city, province or Ottawa \u2014 should subsidize housing at up to $40,000 per unit, perhaps more, in Westmount for a new, separate class of specially privileged citizen, even if now definable as under-privileged.Four years of hard, conscientious effort by our mayors, aldermen and city officials may have gone up the flue.But no concern and very little interest has been displayed by citizen-rate- payers not residing or working in the directly affected urban renewal zone.Serious city hall attention might now, instead, be turned to other urgent problems, such as the subject of our picture above.wer, A?xr.TMOUNT Examiner Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home Published Every Thursday by J.W.Sancton & Sons 4630 St.Catherine Street West Westmount 215, P.Q.Editorial Accounting Circulation Display Advertising Departments 932-3157 Classified Advertising 8.30 a.m.to 5 p.m.weekdays (To 10.00 p.m.Mondays and Tuesdays) 931-7511 \u2018The Examiner aims to be an independent.clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Mail Subscriptions: $3.per year: S200) half year.Ten cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebec Weekly Newspapers Association.- Second class mail registration number 1760 4 - Thursday, Jan.15th, 1970 HAS And end this mediate area.The black pall above the clean, white snow of Westmount Park in our photo above is cinders, fly-ash, carbons, sulphur dioxide and other pollutants thrown up by yet another batch of garbage being burned at the city\u2019s own indnerator on Glen road.In the continuing debate on the government's tax reform pro posals, certain elements of the financial community are using the old scare tactic again, pre- dicing a mass exodus to the United States if the white paper proposals on personal income and capital gains taxes are adopt- The trumpet of doom struck a high note with the American government's recently enacted tax reform bill.Things were bad before that event \u2014 now they will be disastrous.To quote John Meyer of The Gazette: \u201cNotwithstanding Mr.Benson's confidence in U.S.immigration laws and Vietnam as deterrents, the inducements to leave Canada for the U.S.are dangerously strenghtened, particularly for the middle income man whose tax would be halved.I would agree that a young, single man with no particular attachments may well decide to emigrate to the United States, but not usually for taxation purposes.He will go because he wants to do a little exploring before settling down (if he ever does) to married life.Or he may want to take advantage of better research facilities that prevail in certain American fields.The reason, whatever it might be, is unlikely to be taxes.Unkind It is most unkind of critics to suggest that the government's proposed increases in the personal income tax are in any way HON.C.M.DRURY says.influenced by the effect of the Vietnam war or the present U.S.immigration laws on Canadians.By the time the proposals become law | would hope to see an end to the war in Vietnam and a relaxation of U.S.immigration laws as they affect Canadians.On the other hand, if people now are trying to leave Canada for the U.S.on the basis of the proposals only, then I am afraid these people have either misunderstood the purpose of a white paper or never really had a particularly strong attachment to Canada and its future.It is my firm conviction that Canadians will continue to re main in Canada because they have certain ties \u2014 the land, patriotism, their family \u2014 which would make emigration to the us.very difficult, if not impossible.Furthermore, the U.S.is just not Canada.Ils greater product ivity, with a consequent greater GNP which results in more personal amenities than we Canadians possess are, in almost every Canadian\u2019s opinion, outweighed by racial tensions, urban problems, and environmental pollution, all of which are much more in evidence south of the border than they are in Canada.The Carter commission on the question of to what extent Canadian income taxes affect the ability of Canada to retain able and highly trained Canadians, concluded: \u201cWe are sceptical Tax reform: scare tactics that tax factors have been a major factor in emigration.\u201d Decrease A Canadian knows that his economy has a lower productivity by 20 to 30 percent than the American one.Similarly, he realizes that a job in the United States comparable to his would pay 20 to 30 percent more wages or salary.Yet there has not been any spectacular mass exodus to the United States in recent years.Why?Presumably for the same reasons why a redistribution in Canadian income taxes coupled with a decrease in the American income tax rate is not going to generate substantial emigration to the U.S.In point of fact, between 1965 and 1967 there was a decrease in the number of Cana- dian-born persons emigrating annually to the U.S.The figures for 1965, \u201866, and \u201867 are 37,519, 27,707 and 22- 129 respectively.Equally interesting figures are those for American citizens entering Canada annually.in 1964, 11,350 Americans immigrated to Canada.In 1968 almost double that number \u2014 19,059 \u2014 entered Canada.All of which leads one to believe that Canadians are staying home, despite the economics attractions of the U.S, and that Americans are coming to Canada in greater numbers, despite our economic disadvantages.I am willing to predict that tax reform -in Canada will not affect noticeably this trend. our M.P.Q.J.RICHARD HYDE also says.New Liberal leader On Saturday the Québec Liberal Party will choose a new leader to take over the direction of the party from Jean Lesage who has rendered distinguished service not only to his party, but to his province and to Canada, since 1958 in the provincial field.The choice of the convention delegates is between three highly qualified and attractive: candidates and at the time of writing there is no clear indication as to who may emerge as the final winner.Nor is this time or place for your correspondent to indicate a personal preference.Any al 1 Robert Bourassa | the most appealing Perhaps not all the would-be candidates are heard from, but to date of those who have put their names forward for the leadership of the Liberal eppo- sition in Quebec we would be happiest to see Robert Bourassa, the young, learned member of the National Assembly for Mercier, achieve the post.Inevitably one thinks of a The Examiner made its choice in this 'We Say\u2019 of Nov.6 one of the three contestants will be in a position to provide determined leadership to a team which doubtless will include the runners- up as well as Mr.Lesage, and which will be able to offer to the people of Québec an administration dedicated to furnish a dynamic and enlightened direction to Québec of the Seventies.Unlike the governing Union Nationale party at their leadership convention last June.the Liberal delegates are not being asked to choose between federalist and quasi-separatist candidates.Each of the three aspirants has come out clearly for a strong Québec within an united Canadian federation.For this reason there is little likelihood that the constitutional question will be a big factor at the weekend convention.The real issues will resolve themselves into the different conceptions of the three candidates to provide good and efficient government for Québec.: DIFFERENCE Another striking difference from the U.N.convention last June has been the relative absence of personal attacks between the candidates themselves, and there is no reason to believe that this attitude will change before the convention is over.On accepting the general chairmanship of the convention committee, Mr.Lesage declared last September that his hopes and plans would be to preside over a serious, businesslike convention which would deal solely with the job of choosing a new leader for the party.There is no doubt he correctly judged the feeling of all Que- becers that the present difficult times facing our province do not lend themselves to the habitual convention atmosphere of bands and a holiday mood.The business at hand is to choose the man who not only will lead the Québec Liberal Party, but who will have a better than even chance to become prime minister of Québec within the next six months.- Robert Bourassa, at 36, is th youngest of the three relatively young candidates.Since his election to parliament in 1966 he has quickly established himself as the leading opposition critic on finance and economic matters.His legal and economics training and his long experience in government administration, make him a natural choice for those who are primarily concerned with Québec\u2019s vital problems in the area of economics as well as education.OLDEST Pierre Laporte, at 48, is the oldest and of the three, has the longest experience as a member of the legislature.His organizational and executive ability have earned him the title of the \u201c\u2018executive\u201d candidate, and no one has seriously contested his reputation as the most able debater and parliamentarian in the National Assembly.His outstanding services as chief party whip and opposition house leader make him the choice of those who look to the leader as one who will take charge of the team.and who will search out the most competent persons to deal with the many problems facing Québec.Claude Wagner, af 44, is the third \u201clawyer\u201d candidate.His appointment as minister of justice in the Lesage administration climaxed a brilliant legal career as practitioner, Crown prosecutor, and judge of the Sessions Court.His widely ac- knowleged reputation as a fighter of organized crime and as the advocate of law and order make him the choice of those who want.first and foremost, peace.order and good government.Only one thing is certain.The new Liberal leader will be a lawyer.Almost as certain is the fact that he shortly will be called STEVE ARMSTRONG REALTIES COMPANY LTD a MR.KARL LANG Steve Armstrong Realties Company Ltd.is especially pleased in congratulating Karl Lang, one of its Sales Representatives who came top in November M.L.S.Sales as published by the: Montreal Real Estate Board.\"The following calls were an-'.swered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week: Jan.6 and 7 Jan.8 6:05 pm: 4428 St.Catherine, (Cliffside Garage) blown fuse; 6:54 pm: 456 Claremont, furnace trouble; 7:45 pm: 4762 Sherbrooke, food in oven; Jan.9 7:23:pm: 4174 St.Catherine, (\u201cWestmount Square\u201d Restaurant) fire started in cooking fat, mutual aid called; (see separate story).Jan.10, 11 and 12 Nil.Jan.13 2:01 pm: Alexis Nihon Plaza, fire in rubbish at foot of elevator shaft of apartment tower under construction.\u2019 Nil.upon to form the government of Québec.May the best man win, and in the words of a recent Montreal Star editorial, may this man be the one who is best equipped to deal with the dynamics of change and the key challenges confronting political leadership in the 1970s.Sunday crash loss heavy An 18-month-old boy was slightly injured and treated at the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital and two cars badly damaged on Clarke Avenue, beside St.Leo's Church, at 9:50 o\u2019clock Sunday morning.Both drivers were Westmount residents.\u2026 David Levy, 27, of 430 Clarke avenue, was proceeding north on Clarke from de Maisonneuve boulevard in his 1967 Mercury and collided with a 1966 Buick, driven by Philippe Roy, 61, of 4506 St.Catherine street west, headed south on Clarke before making a left-hand turn toward a lane running off Clarke, into Levy's path.The Mercury\u2019 damage was estimated at $1,000.the front end being nearly demolished.The Buick will require $300 worth of repairs.The child was the son of Mr.Levy.5 = J hen worn-out heater Causes trouble, Head for our store On the double.JOHN WATSON (QUEBEC) LTD.C.Grainger Tomkinson | \u20ac PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS } DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE _ Service & Quotations on request 368 VICTORIA AVE.487-1760 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Jan.15th, 1970 - 5 DIES CITY OF WESTMOUNT I hereby proclaim that in accordance with the Cities and Towns Act, R.S.Q., Chapter 193, Section 190, at the expiration of the delay fixed for nomination of candidates for Aldermen and Library Trustee, there being only one nomination for each office, | therefore declared the following to be ipso facto elected to the said offices and seots: Seat No.5 Daniel O'Connell Doheny, Advocate, of 18 Aberdeen Avenue.Seat No.6 George lan Craig, Chartered Accountant, of 522 Argyle Avenue.Library Trustee Mrs.Theodore Roosevelt Meighen, Housewife, of 16 Braeside Place.Given at Westmount this 12th day of January, 1970.R.B.SEAMAN Returning Officer \u2018MOVING TO TORONTO\u201d PHONE OR WRITE VINCE ALARY Former Town of Mount Royal and Westmount Building Contractor.c/o H.KEITH LTD., REALTOR 3835 SHEPPARD AVE.EAST, ; AGINCOURT, TORONTO, ONT.AR PHONE: 416-291-7541 Your children\u2019s portraits will be appreciated for many years to come.SPECIAL: Triple folder, 3 different poses in COLOUR, 5 inches x 7 inches.only $10.00 Reasonable rates for Weddings and BarMitzvahs 1 hour service for Passport Pictures 3 Boutique Photo Stud:o| 5783 SHERBROOKE ST.W.CORNER MELROSE Tel: 488-6134 VALUATIONS Alan Mitchell MC.CM.* 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.4217 Blvd.De Maisonneuve, Mtl, 215 P.Q.Mildon & Morris Inc.Dispensing Opticians New West End Branch 5016 Sherbrooke St.W.487-5131 {Just west of Claremont) 1460 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST SEAFORTH MEDICAL BLDG.MONTREAL 109, QUE.3550 COTE DES NEIGES Rd.842-3809 932-6806 , UNIFORMED GUARDS mongoose protection Itd 310 Victoria Ave., Westmount 487-5240 - 24 Hours Complete Janitorial Service (Residential and Industrial) RADIO EQUIPPED PATROL CARS 6 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Jen: 15th, 1970 - ATTEND msi AT THE SYNAGOGUE ANGLICAN ST.MATTHIAS Cote St.Antoine Road at Church Hill Canon J.N.Doidge The Rev.W.L.Chatterton EPIPHANY 11 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 9:30 a.m.Mattins with Sermon The Rev'd.W.L.Chatterton 11:00 a.m.Choral Eucharist and Sermon TheRevd.W.L.Chatterton 11:00 a.m.Church School.Nursery, Crib Corner Confirmation Instruction \u2014 Tues.and Thurs.4:15 p.m.Week-day Religious Education \u2014 Tues.4:00 p.m.Wednesday: 10:00 am.Holy Communion.8:00 p.m.An Ecumenical Celebration by the Churches of Westmount in observance of the Octave of Christian Unity in Dominion Douglas Church.Temple Emanu-El 4100 Sherbrooke St.W., Dr.Harry J.Stern, Senior Rabbi Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone, Cantor Herman K.Gottlieb.SABBATH SERVICES Friday ening, January 16th at 8:15 o'clock DR.STERN will speak on \u201cFACING UP TO PROBLEMS.Saturday Morning, January 17th at 11:30 o'clock sermonette by Rabbi \u201cBloomstone based on Torah Portion.SCHOOL FOR ADULTS Regular classes in the School for Adults this Sunday morning, January 18th at 10:15 o'clock, preceeded by Worship and breakfast at 9:45 o\u2019cloci RELIGIOUS SCHOOL High School Department \u2014 Saturday mornings at 9:30: Junior School! \u2014 Sunday mornings at 9:30.Daily Hebrew School \u2014 Monday thru Thursday afternoons commencing at 4:00 p.m.DAILY SERVICES \u2014 Monday thru Thursday af- temoons at 5:45: Sunday mornings at 9:45 o\u2019clock.LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 285 Clarke Ave., Westmount Rev.Helmut Saabas Miss Lydia Eibich - Organist ST.STEPHEN'S , DORCHESTER and ATWATER Eustace Tait, A.R.C.C.0.= Organist and Choir Director EPIPHANY 11 11:00 a.m.Mattins Rev.John Wright For information call: Mrs.D.Robinson \u2014 931-1172 or Sunday, January 18th Mr.D.Medford \u2014 486-2812 9:30 a.m.Senior Sunday School and Bible Class 11:30 a.m.The Service, Jr.§.S.and Nursery We Welcome You BAPTIST 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.\"ETHICS AND VISIONS\" 7:30 p.m.\"WHAT IN THE WORLD IS GOD DOING?\u201d Talk-back Wednesday, January 21 \u2014 8:00 p.m.SERVICE OF CHRISTIAN UNITY, Dominion Douglas United Church Sunday School: 10:00 a.m.and 10:45 a.m.: VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME UNITED WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH (UNITED) Lansdowne Ave.and Maisonneuve Bivd.Rev.H.Ray Ashford, Minister Mr.Christopher Jackson, Organist 11:00 a.m.\"THE CASE FOR CHASTITY\u201d At Noon: The Coffee hour Welcome to All CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, WESTMOUNT 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Lesson-Sermon Subject: \u201cLIFE\u201d Golden Text: Psaims 133:3.The Lord commanded the 11.00 a.m.Church Service blessing, even life for evermore.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.11.00 a.m.Sunday School CHURCH SERVICES CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Corner of Wood and Maisonneuve, Westmount The Rev'dK.G.Rutter The Rev'd Canon B.Lindsay EPIPHANY 11 8:00 a.m.The Holy Eucharist 10:30a.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 BAPTIST Snowdon Baptist 5275 Earnscliffe Ave.Corner Éarnsclitte and Isabella Telephones: 486-9860 or 482-6765 Pastor: Rev.E.Gorbett B.Th.BR.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 \u201cA Fellowship Church with a Warm and Friendly Biblical Outreach - Visitors Most Welcome - UNITARIAN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) 11:00AM.\"THE SWITCH WENT WRONG\" Minister: Rev.Leonard Masson.B.A.B.D.Organist: Kenneth Meek B.Mus.Choir Director: Barbara Keats B.Mus.Church School: Closed - Re-opens Jan.llth, 1970 Lakeshore Unitarian Church 14 Cedar Ave.Pointe Claire 9:30 and 11:15 a.m.NORTHSHORE FELLOWSHIP 1-9th Ave Roxboro 8:00 p.m.UNITED DOMINION DOUGLAS Westmount Boulevard and Lansdowne Avenue Rev.R.Douglas Smith.B.A., B.C.D.D.Rev John TP.Nichois.M.A.B.D.11:00 am.MORNING WORSHIP Sermon: \u201cLearning or Marching Together\u201d Rev.R.Douglas Smith.D.D.Coffee Time following Worship Church School in all Departments Crib Corner for Infants Organist and Choirmaster Mr.Victor McCorry THE THURSDAY SERVICE - 7:30 p.m.ednesday.January 21st, 8:00 p.m WESTMOUNT CHURCHES ECUMENICAL EVENT in Dorninion-Douglas ST.ANDREW'S WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road, near Argyle Ave.Rev.E.À.Kirker, B.A., B.D.Rev.M.R.Ralph, B.A., B.D.Sunday.January 18th 11:00 a.m.Sermon: \u201cARE YOU NOBODY\u201d Crib Corner and Nursery School Gordon C.White, B.Mus.Orgamst and Choir Director Wednesday, January 21st 7:30 p.m.Mid-Week Service T.V.discussion \u201cReddick\u201d Part Two 8:00 p.m.Westmount Churches Ecumenical Event at Dominion-Douglas Church Two local clerics on society's panel The St.James Literary Society Tuesday evening at the Windsor Hotel heard a four-member panel of \u201cReligion in a Revolutionary Age\u201d.Two were West- mounters, Rabbi Bernard Bloom- stone of Temple Emanu-El and Dr.George Johnston, principal of United Theological College, who lives at 44 Academy road.Scientists elect new officers Mrs.Elsie Sparling, 4557 Sherbrooke street west, stepped down as president of the First Church of Christ, Scientist.Westmount, on Lansdowne avenue.at the church\u2019s annual meeting Monday evening.She was succeeded by Charles Davis.Miss Adrienne Mellor.300 Lansdowne avenue, was elected vice-chairman of the board of directors.Mrs.Betty Isaacs is chairman.Mrs.Margaret Melvin is clerk.Bertram M.Tate treasurer and Mrs.Eveline Gittus an additional director.Among the highlights of reports presented was growth and activity in the Sunday School.The unbreakable continuity of God and all that emanates from Him will be set forth at the services in all Christian Science churches this Sunday.in the reading of the week\u2019s lesson-sermon on \u201cLife.\u201d Dr.Smith's topic on ecumenicity The Week of Christian Unity will be inttoduced Sunday in Do- minion-Douglas.Dr.Douglas Smith\u2019s sermon will be on \u201cLeaning or Marching Together.\u201d In this he will refer to a recent remark of Malcolm Muggeridge in reference to ecumenism.The Thursday Service has been resumed.This is for those unable to worship on Sunday.Beginning at 7:30 pm the worship concludes at 8:00.AA.Collins \u2014\u2014 NC.2610 SHERBROOKE STREET.WEST \u2018Facing Up to Problems\u2019 at Emanu-El Services will be held tomorrow evening, at Temple Emanu-El at 8:15 o'clock.Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern will speak on \u201cFacing Up to Problems.\u201d Oneg Shabbat and kiddush reception follow the worship.Saturday morning at 11:30 there will be a sermonette by Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone based on Torah portion.The Sisterhood Sabbath and Jewish Music Month Sabbath will take place Friday evening.Jan.23.Officers of the Sisterhood will conduct the worship and present addresses.Cantor Herman K.Gottlieb and the Temple choir under the direction of Victor McCorry will present a program of music in recognition of Jewish Music Month, which commences with the Sabbath of Song.Parents of Junior School students will assemble at breakfast Sunday, Jan.25, at 9:45 when teachers and classes will present a program demonstrating the educational program of the Jewish school.Welcomed recently as new members were Mr.and Mrs.Arnold Adie.Dr.and Mrs.Michael H.Burman, David H.Freeman, Miss Freda H.De Rae- maeker.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Mensher.Martin Rabinovitch and Miss Belinda Kirkwood.Members are urged to purchase cards of admission and invite non-Jewish friends as guests to the 43rd annual fellowship dinner meeting between Catholics, Jews and Protestants scheduled to take place Monday evening.Feb.16th at 7 pm.in the Grover auditorium.FLORAL TRIBUTES.For years flowers have been used as a traditional means of bringing comfort to the family.Express your sorrow in this manner as flowers add beauty and warmth to the service and attest to a cherished memory.IN = ears 4467 St.Catherine St.W (Bet.Metcalfe & Melville) Westmount A FREE PUBLIC LECTURE SUNDAY JANUARY 18th.2.00 p.m.in The Willingdon Room, Central YMCA 1441 Drummond St.Speaker: Mr.W.A.Halliwell Vice-President, and weekly Radio lecturer for British-Israel World Federation (Canada) Inc.Toronto.Subject: \u201cTHE PROCESS OF TRANSITION\" Come and near what the Bible has to say.Listen fo our Saturday program 8.45 a.m.on CFMB Shown preparing for next Wednesday's Ecumenical Event are four members of the Westmount Ministerial Association.From left to right: Rev.Peter Timmins, Church of the Ascension, chairman; Rev.John Nichols, Dominion-Douglas United Church; Rev.M.R.Ralph, St.Andrew's United, secretary, and Rev.Wayne erton of St.Matthias Church.An innovation in local observances of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, this Ecumenical Event for all the churches of West- mount takes place in Dominion-Dou- glas at 8 pm, Jan.21.A brief service will include music by the Bell Choir of Westmount Baptist Church and will be followed by a multi-media presentation, \"Who Will Answer ?\u201d arranged by a group of Roman Catholic lay persons.This special feature includes pictures, tape-recordings and live commentary, and received wide acclaim recently at a church conference in the Unites States.A special offering will be taken to aid victims of the Nigeria-Biafra conflict.Displays showing Canadian relief work in the war-torn areas have been arranged.- À social period will allow members of the participating churches to become better acquainted.The general public is cordially invited.~ Reddy Auxiliary annual Tuesday Annual meeting of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Reddy Hospital will be held on Tuesday.in the 8th floor dining room of the hospital.at 1:15 pm.Mrs.Oscar Nutik.president.will preside.PLAN WESTMOUNT CHURCHES ECUMENICAL EVENT IN U.S.SKI HALL OF FAME e Westmount's Wurtele twins, Rhoda and Rhona, now Mrs.AK.L.Eaves and Mrs.G.Gillis of Town of Mount Royal, as they left recently to be honored by the American Ski Association.The two champions were brought up on Lansdowne avenue.They had been advised by telegram by the president of the Association: \u201cIt is my great pleasure to inform you that you have been elected to the United States Ski Association National Ski Hall of Fame, in the Foreign Ski Athlete category.Your election was by ballot of the USSA board of directors, in recognition of your tremendous contribution to the growth of the sport of skiing.Earl D.Walters, president, U.S.Ski Association.\u201d The twins, who are also members of Canada\u2019s Athletic Hall of Fame, represented Canada at two Olympic meets, and are co-holders of the Rose Bowl, signifying their choice as Canada\u2019s most outstanding woman athletes.During their skiing career, they have won American, Canadian and Norwegian national championships as well as top awards in many international ski competitions.During her residence in the United States, when first married, Rhona wos a member of the U.S.World F.1.S.team, while Rhoda coached and managed the Canadian national ladies\u2019 ski team when the latter competed in Europe in 1959-60.Both are still active skiers, as well as instructors, conducting children\u2019s programs, including the Ski Jays, and also conduct classes for women.115 YEARS OF SERVICE : .semetheng shecind À DE MAISONNEUVE BLVD.WEST TO ATWATER AVENUE Î FORT ST \u2014\u2014 TEES FUNERAL CHAPEL TOWERS ST \u2014\u2014 ST MARK ST \u2014 NEW PARKING AREA FOR 30 CARS ~\u2014 ST MATTHEW ST ST.CATHERINE STW 1459 TOWERS STREET - Tees & Co.Inc.FUNERAL DIRECTORS 937-9278 \"Broncs,\u2019 B: Shkallo * 2722 Broncs, A.Ferrier 4 11 2 Bulls, D.Morison 4 11 2 Bulls, S.Burke 4 2 2 PEE WEE Seals.S.Emo 6 15 3 18 Mules, G.Wickham 6 10 4 14 Seals, G.Jenkins 6 6410 MUNICIPAL Bulls, T.Rothwell 5 81 9 HOCKEY LEAGUES Kings.D.Kelly 6 81 9 League standings Tuesday am: Broncs, B.Fitzpatrick 6 53 8 Bulls, H.Carlton 6 7 7 TERMITE S PWLD F A Pts Seals, À.Paterson 6 52 7 Dragons 1242021276 ' Huskies.D.Cottingham7 ÿ 7 Knights 124220 784 BANTAM Guards 124112 984 Hawks.D.Smith 5 5914 Bears 124130 492 Bruins.L.Glickman 4 11213 MOSQUITO Leafs, J.Daly 5 8513 Bulls 124301 617 Leafs, N.Birks 410212 Mules 124202 836 Hawks.M.Maron 5 36 9 Broncs 124121 363 Bruins, P.Mallette 5 17 8 Huskies 124040 290 Rangers.J.Ouimet 5 61 7 PEEWEE \u2018 Hawks, C.Hugman 5 34 7 Seals 15660029 12 12 Hawks, G Walkling 5 42 6 Kings 1564111713 9 Hawks.w Boright 5 24 6 Bulls 1563302121 6 \"A Trini Leafs.A.Tunis 5 15 6 Huskies 1571421228 4 pagoers W.McMaster 5 53 8 Broncs 15 715 1 14 22 3 Mustangs 1.Black 4 43 7 Pee Wee S \u2018D Tuni partons, D.Tunis 5 61 7 All Stars 9720392314 Baqgers.P.Goddard 5 24 6 BANTAM Badgers, S.Maron 5 24 6 Leafs 1554102226 8 Badgers.R.Paterson 5 24.6 Bruins 1552212517 5 Mustangs, D.Patrick 4 41 5 Hawks 1551221520 4 Badgers.G.Oldham 5 5 5 Rangers 1551311514 3 JUVENILE Mustangs 1442111413 Spartons 1452211717 5 Badgers 1452301415 4 SENIOR Maroons 1254101810 8 Stars 12431016 7 6 JANUARY Wanderers 12413017 14 2 Bruins 12514014 34 2 SALE Scoring Leaders W TERMITE NO GP G A Pts IN Dragons.J.Heward 4 91 10 Guards, S.Baldwin 3 41 5 PROGRESS Guards, J.Spiegel 4 4 4 USE YOUR Knights, G.McJannet 3 21 3 Knights.P.Oliver 4 21 3 [ Knights.M.Collier 4 12 3 as Bears, H.Andrews 3 2 2 Knights, G.Lloyd 3 11 2 ue p OSQUTO » AQUASPORT es, B.Fitzge Bulls, T.Bracken 4 22 4 1173 Provost St.Bulls, C.Doupe 4 12 3 Mules.J.Dossetor 4 3 3 Tel.: 637-3537 Bulis, M.Lalonde 2 2 2 JANUARY CLEARANCE Sas An outstanding value in men\u2019s fine clothing MEN'S High Grade SUITS Normally $140.- 5109, Also many worthwhile values in fine furgish- ings, sportswear, hats and shoes.385 St.James Street W° (Just one block from Victoria Square Metro Station) Free parking: corner of St.Peter and Notre 8 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Jan.15th, 1970 - GALERIES WEST FEATU CLEARANCE SALE SOLDE de JANVIER au douce \\ Galeries Westmount Square -933-5104 BUTTONS AND BOWS WE HAVE A WIDE CHOICE OF IMPORTED YARNS SPECIAL For One Week Only January 20th to 27th inclusive ALL BERNAT YARNS 10% to 20% OFF GALERIES WESTMOUNT SQUARE - 932-7510 HAUTE COUTURE - PARIS ç Exclusive Models at 10% to 40% OFF Galeries Westmount Square 933-9326 FANTASTIC REDUCTIONS eo SHOES oe HANDBAGS ® SNOW SHOES (Fur LINED) 4 EXTRA SPECIAL SNOW SHOES (REG.$25 to $30) Reduced 1 5 TRAVEL OF WESTMOU \u2018SALE\u2019 Still one of the best travel barg a cruise aboard a modern luxury A few Suggestions.Curacao - Caracas - Aruba - Kingst Port-au-Prince .13 days.Leave most « Friday on a Grace Line \"SANTA.| St.Thomas - Nassau .8 days\u2026 abo the S.5.\"OCEANIC\" .Martinique - Montego Bay - St.Thome Curacao.10 days for a \u2018Runaway cation\u2019 on the S.S.\"RAEFFAELLO\u201d .Drop in anytime Monday tl ORCALL931 Galeries Westmou ALL SALES FINAL salon andré claude inc.Tel.: 935-0707 snotal .prénatal, JANUARY SALE 10% TO 40% OFF Everything for the Mother-to-be and her new baby.Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s Clothing up to 8 years of age Galeries Westmount Square (Metro-Atwater) Galerie des Boutiques 933-9215 Galeries Westmount Square FIRST TIME EVER SALE AT FOCUS 20% OFF EVERYTHING FROM JAN.21 THRU JAN.24 9359212 SAE FIELDCREST ORIGINALS \u2018 \u2018 \"Lustre'' Sheared smooth velvet on one sid reverse - in a variety of glowing fashion colour: Bath Towel, 25x50 .Hand Towel, 16 x30.=.Fingertip, 11x18 .Face Cloth, 13x 13 .Also 20% off on all YVES ST Reductions throughou MONSIELR 1 Galeries Westmount Squi \u2014 e Westmount Examiner, Ursad au ae ae TMOUNT SQUARE: \u2018 URES.SHOPPING CONCOURSE OPEN TILL 9 P.M.ON THURSDAYS & FRIDAYS 20% TO 50% REDUCTIONS EL CENTER Be : 0 Ea ESTMOUNT, INC.20% , Reductions up to LE\u2019 INGS ws t travel bargains available today is wodern luxury liner to exciting places.ruba - Kingston - ) : 5.Leav 00 saree 593% us B days.aboard 00 dosha 340% St.Th - = Runaway Vos 350% us FAELLO\" .S.ny .Galeries Westmount Square Monday through Saturday i 931-7244 ne \u201d 933-4919 estmount Square NOW at the boutiques of P.S.New vst Belts 20% Reduction The Children\u2019s Corner A Pleasant Shop [aon 933-8223 all YVES ST.LAURENT items B roughout the Store GALERIES WESTMOUNT SQUARE GALERIES WESTMOUNT SQUARE LR DECOR | \u201cnothing like it anywhere\u201d TEL: 937-6510 punt Square - 937-6189 7 - Direct METRO Entrance ® Sai : *\u2014_ - Aa se AES.MEAP A WHEN SE 4 TNE | OL YT) SALE! Beautiful ORIENTAL RUGS at SALE prices 47151-4153 St.Catherine St.W.Phone 932-4277 Westmount Women's Club hears Goldbloom Dr.Victor Goldbloom is to speak to the Westmont Women's Club next Friday afternoon at Victoria Hall.DAVIES HOUSE OF PAINTINGS ORIGINAL OILS By Ronald Davies ® Custom Framing In spite of the cold weather at least 50 showed up for an open house at the Westmount YMCA Monday night, to register for ® Prints courses offered under the \u201cY™\u2019s : Continuing Education program.© Drawings Refreshments were served and © Gifts tours of new facilities, including the sauna bath.were given by Lay- Away Plan Gary Boone, physical education Ch director.argex Under Program Director Dou- 4869 Sherbrooke W glas Devenne, the Westmount \u201cY\u201d offers a variety of activities and courses including painting and drawing, creative handicrafts.yoga, modern ballroom dancing.486-1264 Examiner Bridge under Brian MacKenzie THEY'RE CONTINUING EDUCATION D > ri; SOILED Td] Presenting Our First WINTER SALE COCKTAIL & SWEATERS AFTERNOON SLACKS - SKIRTS DRESSES BLOUSES Junior & Missy Sizes 5-15 8-16 25%-50% OFF 25%-50% OFF SKIWEAR 25% OFF ASSORTED LINGERIE 25% OFF ALL SALES FINAL boutique ingenue COTE ST.LUC SHOPPING CENTRE 489-8300 Dpen Thurs.& Fri.till 9:00 Daily till 6 p.m.Saturday till 5 p.m.= auvyn79 7° 3 ion i bridge, creative writing, introductory speed and developmental reading, folk and flamenco guitar.According to Miss Susan ~ PRES = a Tee Painting, drawing with Miss Helen Pheasey Young, Continuing Adult Education director.courses have been popular and successful this year.Except for creative handicrafts and evening yoga.registration for all courses is still open.The program gets underway this Monday.and registration may continue Annual January SALE Entire stock at reduced prices.until the evening of the commence- ; Selection of Small Furniture ment of a particular course.at Modest Prices Those wishing to register may drop in at the \u201cY\".opposite Victoria Hall, or phone 937-3916 and have a registration form PAULINE MULLINS ANTIQUES - ANTIQUITES sent to them Further information 4908 Sherbrooke St.West 482-6882 may be obtained from Mr.De- \"(Between Victoria & Claremont) °c ; Westmount ustomer Parking venne or Miss Young.MEXICAN OCELOT WHITE MINK SPECIAL SALE 25% to 40% OFF On All Fur Hats Also on our complete Haute Couture and Prét-a-Porter Collection WEDDING GOWNS FUR HATS CUSTOM-MADE CUSTOM-MADE 1529 Sherbrooke St.W.(Near Guy) 935-7631 free parking at: Town & Civic Parking 2100 Guy Street _ 7 - Book Lovers: - invite Layton Book Lovers Forum meets Wednesday, Jan.28, at 2 pm.in the Lecture Hall of Temple Ema- nu-El.Irving Layton.poet and professor of literature at York University, Toronto, will speak on \u201cContemporary Canadian Poets\u201d with readings.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Jen: k5th, 1970 - 11 Leisure-work Leisure Time Service of Quebec Inc., 1040 Atwater avenue, of which John Lynch-Staunton, 3114 Dau- lac road, is president, has produced the first issue of an eight- page \u2018\u2018 Leisuregram.\u201d LLEARANLE SALE 40% to 60% off Safes Final pet dong 2080 Crescent St.Au À group at $15 and $25 No Î Alterations SEE OUR NEW ARRIVALS IN CRUISE WEAR an 849-9019 JANUARY SPECIAL RUGS CLEANED 7: SQ.FT.Scatter rugs picked up and delivered WALL-TO-WALL CARPETS 9: SQ.FT.CLEANING Homes & Offices ; © Windows ® Walls © Floors © Upholstered Furniture © Janitorial Service B.& D.CLEANING COMPANY Phone: 933-1935 4508 St.Catherine St.West, Westmount 2155 CRESCENT ST.\"Sal You've been waiting for NOW AT ur WEE esl Beenie eo SUITS oe GOATS 5 e DRESSES e COCKTAIL GOWNS Reduced 50% Large selection to choose from 288-3262 & FACIAL muscles.Literary Society hears Dr.Stern The Dominion-Douglas Literary Society will meet tomorrow at 2 pm in the Church Hall.Guest speaker will be Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern on \u2018Days of Our Years.\u201d James Hutchison, baritone, will be accompanied by Phyllis Rowell Hutchins.Gentlemen will be welcome.Tea will be served.Meetings | Some meetings of interest in the week ahead: In Westmount Parents Without Partners Inc, at 4515 St.Catherine Wednesday at 8 pm, Dr.J.G.Mulcair on Adult-Youth Sex Education; Elsewhere Women\u2019s Canadian Club, at the Mount Royal Hotel Monday at 2 pm, Metallurgist Dr.John Convey on \u2018Is Russia Ahead of the West in Science ;\u201d Women's Art Society, at the Montreal Museum Tuesday at 2 pm, Dr.H.van Rantwyk on \u201cThe History and Development of the Musical Scale; Woman's Auxiliary, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, in nurses\u2019 auditorium at 1 pm, annual meeting, Jack Houghton of hospital board speaks: African Violet Society, at Wesley United Church Monday at 8 pm, Mrs.P.M.MacDermott of Flower & Green Decorations on \u201cFlower Arrangements for the Home;\u201d Altrusa Club of Montreal, at Queen's Hotel Tuesday at 6:30 pm, chaired by Miss Eileen Gal lant, 427 Victoria avenue, vocational services chairman.Your Skin A Special Treat.Winter winds and Central Heating are a cruel harsh combination, so punishing to the skin.REVITALIZE your skin, tone up your a There is nothing better to lift your morale when you are in low spirits than a revitalising facial treatment expertly administered af MADAME WANDAS $ és SALON Ë = Remember that a glowing, rejuvenated complexion can do wonders for your inner mood.- Bed [4 SS Call today for an individual appointment 935-0796 and let a new you leave the MADAME WANDA Salon roo SHE ALL STOCK IN The House of Fine Crystal and China.ART CENTRE 1187 Phillips Place - 842-7632 .with cruisewear from Salon Juliette in your luggage.The answer to your vacation needs.a perky striped cotton suit .so wearable, so packable.at $70.Our collection of cruise cottons is now complete .from $25.up FASHION HEADQUARTERS FOR SIZES (14-20) (40-48) (144-28) de LTÉE Free Parking On Premises 5457 QUEEN MARY RD.(Near Earnscliffe) 484-3558 Open Thurs.Till 9 P.M. - CLEARANCE \"VALUES $50.NOW» 7 $500.off/ oe CASUALS e COCKTAILS e PANT SUITS © GOWNS (Many originals) ALL SALES FINAL - NO ALTERATIONS 849-9751 llario [lai SHERATON | NT ROYAL HOTEL N LOBBY ° oR OS A ER \u201cFine Furs for Over a Quarter Century\u201d ARTHUR\u2019S ANNUAL JANUARY FUR SALE OFFERS YOU DISCOUNTS OF 29 to 33%% ON MINK COATS, BEAVER, PERSIAN LAMB AND A WIDE SELECTION OF FUN FURS.Convenient Terms-May Be Arranged Vi.5-5181 1171 St.Catherine St.W.{corner Stanley) SE i 12 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Jan.15th, 1970 Cee Public Library makes French acquisitions Dernières acquisitions fran- caises a la Bibliotheque de West- mount: Romans Réal Benoit.La saison des artichauts; suivit de Mes voisins.Marie-Claire Blais.Vivre! Vivre! Marie-Claire Blais.Les voyageurs sacrés.Pierre Boudot.Le cochon sauvage.Réjean Ducharme.La fille de Christophe Colomb.Jacques Ferron.Le ciel de Québec.Marcel Godin.Une dent contre Dieu.Michel Larneuil.La petite marche du Téléngana.Emile Martel Les enfances brisées.Yvette Naubert.L\u2019été de la cigale.Catherine Paysan.Le nègre de sable.Ellery Queen.De monde au balcon.Roland Stragliati.Les miroirs de la peur.Paul Villeneuve.Jai mon voyage.Poésie Pierre Morency.Poèmes de la vie déliée.Félix-Antoine Savard.Symphonie du Misereor.Biographies John Robinson Beal.Les trois vies de Pearson.Robert de Roquebrune.Cherchant mes souvenirs, 1911-1940.Dargaud, éd.Les grands de tous les temps.Livres classés Wermer Hirsig.Destin de l\u2019homme.Karl Stern.Refus de la femme.Jean Benoist.Esquisse d\u2019une biologie de l\u2019homme social.Daniel Simard.La retraite.Robert Francis Kennedy.Vers un monde nouveau.Jean-Paul Lefebvre.Québec mes amours.Dimitris N.Chorafas.La fuite des cerveaux.Barry Commoner.Quelle terre laisserons-nous a nos enfants?Wilfrid Leblond.L\u2019art de vivre en bonne santé.Teddy Chevalot.Le monopole de la médecine.Francoise Gaudet-Smet.Tenir maison.Mary Frances Fisher.La cuisine des provinces de France.Katharina Zechlin.L\u2019inclusion sous résine.Max-Albert Wyss.Magie de la mer.grands de la chanson au Qué- Coming Events INDIA REPUBLIC DAY India Canada Association of Montreal announces an India Republic Day Celebration Dinner.with Indian menu, and program consisting of a Pageant of Indian and World costumes, as well as a display of International Ethnic Folk Dances.Place: Holiday Inn.Downtown, 420 Sherbrooke Street West.Time: Saturday, January 24 at 7:00 p.m.Tickets obtainable in advance only.Members \u2014 $5.00.Nonmembers, $6.00.For information telephone 365-6691; 332-0328; 334- 4990: 932-2348.Michèle Maillé.Blow-up; des bec.Willy Schaeffler.Le ski.* Interesting Lamps * Custom-made Shades * Unusual Gifts La Contessa Inc.5903 Sherbrooke St.W.\u2014 HU-8-4322, Before You Clean Your Carpets.o o \"READ THIS!\u201d 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.RAIS wall UE home In one operation soil is penetrated, suspended and extracted.No brushes.No powder.No scrubbing with detergents.Gentle and thorough.Economical because carpets stay clean longer.\"Sofls Extracted pti] .pope That is the Diff GRIFFIN % -\u2014/ LE J Lg DEEP STEAM - FOUR SEASON CLEANERS LYRE YA ESTRELA'S NE SHOP.REPAIR AND REWIRE ALL TYPES OF LAMPS WILL DRILL PORCELAIN AND VASES Office: 484-3656 Res: 481-3542 Fast service - Reasonable Superb styling in elegant surroundings faut Phque Le Chateau Champlain 878-3496 4 A Genvine Choice Western BEEK QUAL!TY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries Fruits and Vegstables.Schneider's and Nichel's Bacon, Ham end Sevsages LICENSED GROCER CANADIAN LAMB 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 © GOLD © COPPER © BRASS © CHROME © NICKEL © RHODIUM © CADMIUM © SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY and Sons Ltd., Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths and Electro Platers, Operating Canada\u2019s largest High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER | 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5-7947 {A tew doors above St.Catherine St.) Opp.Henry Morgen and Co.riedrich hand made wedding bands original design ALEXIS NIHON PLAZA CARE OF THE ELDERLY AND CONVALESCENT WE SIT BETTER 482-9090 LOANS one JEWELLERY © DIAMONDS ; © Objets d'art © Antiques WE ALSO BUY FOR CASH All Tronsaction Confidential Hoffman\u2019s 1472 PEEL ST.REPORTS OF MONDAY'S SCHO Schaffelburg fills in particulars for month District Superintendent B.S.Schaffelburg, in his monthly report to Westmount School Board Monday evening, said that enrolment of Roslyn School was up five from December to 808, Westmount Park School down 11 from September to 410 and Westmount High School up 3 to 1,115 from December.Total enrolment in Westmount schools was 2,333, up nine from September.Two invalid teachers have now returned to duty.Board pursues health scheme Commissioner Dr.J.M.Elder reported to the local school board Monday night the health committee had visited the South Shore area to investigate further a health development program.He also was writing to the chairman of the South Shore board for specific information.Dr.Elder said that there was a possibility that the nurse who had acted as co-ordinator for the South Shore program may find an opening on the city\u2019s health department staff, from which post she might perform the same duties in Westmount schools.Later, Dr.Elder expressed concern that psychiatric services now available to local schools might be withdrawn under the mistaken impression that the city\u2019s youth mental health program was in operation and made such services unnecessary.Dr.Elder undertook to advise the services concerned that, while some work had been undertaken in individual cases, the local program was not truly launched.Unrest noted over Bill 62 among public \u201cProtestants generally are trying to be constructive about Bill 62 and are leaning toward the necessity for reorganization of education on linguistic lines,\u201d Chairman William T.Wood opined at Monday night's Westmount School Board meeting.He said this as Commissioner A.Reid Tilley reported in his capacity as chairman of the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal that a committee of four constitutional lawyers is pre paring a paper on the position of Protestants in the Province of Quebec.Also, Mr.Wood felt that the public generally was getting increasingly exercised about the changes about to be made.The Home & School associations and the Westmount Municipal Association are planning a public meeting on the subject on Monday evening, Jan.26.Mr.Tilley reported that the PSBGM has prepared a brief, now being translated, to be presented to a National Assembly committee in Quebec later this month.It was prepared taking into account commentaries by the St.Laurent, Lachine and Westmount local boards.He said it will be presented by advance copy to members of the government committee but would not be made public prior to the hearing.He said the feeling was that the PSBGM and West Island boards should be preserved in restructuring and linguistic rights safeguarded.One hundred youngsters from Roslyn School had entertained residents of the Eventide Home in Montreal West over Christmas, playing recorders.Kindergarten capacity at Raslyn had been reached; there would be a serious problem accommodating any more youngsters who may move into the school area, due to the popularity of the all-French program in that school.Six officers from a Russian ship now in port had visited Westmount Park School, from which students were to pay a return call on the vessel.(See last night's Star, p.1) Parents of Grade 5 and 6 students at the two elementary schools are to be shown sex education films proposed to be seen later by the youngsters.A scheme is being worked out for boys attending Westmount Park School from Weredale House to visit homes of fellow students in the area.The experimental school committee at Westmount High held its first meeting Dec.10, chaired by Principal Noel Hamilton.Among items discussed were staff turnover, subject promotion, greater liaison between the high and elementary schools, and more skill courses.Five members had toured the school.Regarding this committee, Chairman W.T.Wood later commented: \u201cIt would be a pity if the school committee became just another board of censure.I think we have a responsability to the staff of the school to protect them.\u201d The lunch-time theatre at the high school has been a great success.Attendance for the three productions to date had been 160, 160 and 120.Six more shows are planned.An open Home & School meeting is planned for Jan.26, involving all schools and to which Roman Catholic parents would be welcome, to discuss school restructurization.: Examinations begin at WHS next Thursday.SACU tests for university entrance are scheduled for 176 students on Feb.4.The after-school philosophy course continues to attract a regular 20 students.French urban summer camp plans shaped Plans for a French urban summer camp in Westmount have been further refined, Commissioner Mrs.Sam Kaplan reported to the school board Monday night.Three camps for 100 six-to nine-year-olds each are planned for June 29 to July 10, July 13 to 24, and July 27 to Aug.7 with the purpose of providing an immersion-type exposure to French culture, promote French- English relationship and \u201cto make summer in the city fun.\u201d Mrs.Kaplan said that much interest was shown by participants at the most recent organizational meeting, which Included Ald.John Birks for the city; Westmount YMCA people, and members of the Westmount Municipal Association recreation committee.There has been discussion with Le Manoir in Notre Dame de Grace for exchanges with the French-speaking youngsters in their summer program.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Jan.15th, 1970 - 13 OL BOARD MEETING hé AS How will Academy road snow get cleaned ?Academy closing deal progresses Closing of the part of Academy road fronting Westmount Park School is proceeding.Chairman W.T.Wood told Westmount School Board Monday night that before a deed can be prepared, transferring the section from the City of Westmount to the education authorities, an agreement has had to be drafted which has been circulated to those concerned and appears to be in order.It is to go before the PSBGM planning and building committee today, then to the central board itself and the department of education for approval before further action can be taken.Only reservations still expressed by the local commissioners are possible problems with snow removal and concern over any storm-drain problems, which would be board responsibilities.However, these are not expected to hold up the addition of the piece of city street to the Park School's play and recreation area.Are purple, white on the way out?Is the traditional, rich, regal and apparently loved purple identifying Westmount High School on the way out?Local school commissioners were fearing this on Monday night when they, nonetheless, agreed to loan the WHS Home & School Association $130 to purchase blazers for the school band \u2014 in \u201chop sacking\u201d of a dark shade of blue.In agreeing the loan \u2014 to be repaid after a fund-raising in April \u2014 the board concurred in Chairman W.T.Wood's offer that he investigate a source he thought might provide the dear old purple, despite the dye and weight problems reported by Commissioner Mrs.D.Lloyd-Smith.FRANCES PIANO TUITION GOLTMAN Pianiste Lic.Mus.First Medalist \u2014 McGill University Teacher Columnist \u2014 Critic \u2014 ALL GRADES Talent Developed Phone 484-6424 5506 Notre Dame de Grace Ave.COURS BAYARD Directrice: Mme Senart Jardin d'enfants \u201cLes joyeux Bambins\u201d 3021 ave Trafalgar Cours primaire francais 3705 Coronet Tel.: 933-3186 Linask Grade 12 Address: LOWER CANADA COLLEGE announces that applications are now being received for the 1970-71 school year.Those interested should contact the following: Grades 3- 7 Mr.D.W.Wood, Director of Junior School.Grades 8-11 Mr.G.H.Merrill, Headmaster.Mr.G.H.Merrill, Headmaster.4090 Royal Avenue, Montreal 261, P.Q.Telephone 482-9916.\\ #14 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Jan.15th, 1970 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISIN - PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 931-7511 10 Words \u20181.00 Te 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 streer west, Westmount; at The Monitor and St.Laurent News office, 6525 Somerled avenue, and the Town of Mount Royal Weekly Post office, 233 Dunbar avenue.Advertisements not paid for in advance of publication are subject to a 25-cent billing charge but may then be paid without further charge at any branch of the Bank of Montreal or The Royal Bank of .anada on the Island of Montreal.¢3) Property Wa nted WESTMOUNT client requires 5 bedroom house.den.powder room on main floor.bathroom off master bedroom.$50.000.May or June occupancy.Mrs.Hindle 486-2513 or 484-8433.Arthur Snow Realties Broker.(5) COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE St.Donat Lac Quareau ALL year round Swiss house.furnished.3 bedrooms.Near hotel (La Réserve) in Swiss Village.Béautiful ski slopes.$25.000.733-2897 evenings.(52) Furnished Apartments To Let Central N.D.G.LUXURY furnished one bedroom apartments available on sub-lease to 30th April.Near stores.bus routes.Immediate occupancy.Call: 487-6811.(55) Living Accommodation Wanted BUSINESS lady.studying voice.seeks living quarters in Westmount area.Call A.Audette.487-1067 or 931-7511.- (26) Lots for Sale SOUTH SHORE 50 Arpents Serviced Land Good Location Schoois, Churches Shopping Centre 10 minutes to (57) Houses to Let Montreal West 46 Ainslie Rd.Comfortable 3 bedroom home.large playroom.lounge.dining room.garage.Call W.Wiltshire after 6 P.M.489-1048.(61) Flats Duplexes to Let (106) Work Wanted (Male) UNWANTED refuse removed from your factory or business.Daily - weekly - or on regular basis.Call 482-1443 or 489-3186.(112) Mother's Helper Mother's Helper Wanted To help look after new baby and other children.Live in.Green and Sherbrooke area.Call 933-9786.(113) Domestic Help (130) For Sale Kitchen Equipment NORGE fridge with freezer.large size.self defrosting.Perfect condition.Call 332-2986.(132) For Sale Musical Instruments Pianos We buy and sell.Call 272-7663.(136) Clothing and Furs Beaver Coat Size 12-14.Excellent condition.Wanted $200.436-6729.BEAVER.white.custom made.Housekeeper perfect condition.Good bargain.Wanted 931-3672.To look after elderly lady in centrally located apartment.Light housekeeping and cooking.References required.Call 932-5421.Down town Montreal CALL 842-3353 (50) Apartments to Let Sublet Bonavista Luxurious 5 rooms.2 baths.Swimming pool.sauna, garage included in reduced rental for three months.Iso- bel Hulme Realties.486- 6809 or 932-8460.SACRIFICE.342 rooms Ville St.Pierre.$65.Call 681-5912.Harvard-Monkland Upper unheated 7 room flat, Har- vard-Monkland.Occupancy February 1st.Reasonable rent.438-7421.Lansdowne Upper duplex 3 bedrooms.2 bathrooms, 2 balconies.living room with fireplace.dining room.maid's room.heated.$290.933- 4427 evenings.Housekeeper Wanted Small family.Central location.Call 935-8918.(117) Domestic Employment Wanted WOMAN wants day work Monday 9 AM.to 1 P.M.Saturday 9 A.M.to 4 P.M.Call 487-2984.Business Service 28765 Mosklaad-Aves 7 Quality - Service - Satisfaction: JANUARY 17th.10A.M.to 4 P.M.Call: 288-8011 THURSDAY 10A.M.to 8 P.M.Script Hand Writing NAMES FOR DIPLOMAS CALL RI 4-6662 AFTER 6 pm.(71) Rooms to Let Grand Blvd.Hear Somerled 4'2 sublet.$115 to May ist.$125 after with new lease.Redecorated.Some fumi- ture and garage available.February 1st or March Ist occupancy.Call 845-9993 or 489-4737.300 LANSDOWNE WESTMOUNT 5!2 rooms on corner 5th and 6th floor 3 bedrooms Occupancy January 1970 Call: 933-1103 (53) Apartments Wanted APARTMENT WANTED Middle-aged, thoroughly conventional, respectable, financially responsible bachelor, impeccable references, fed up paying inflated rent for gracious living in downtown high-rise.seeks pleasant unfurnished apartment.starting March or April.consisting of 3 or 4 rooms, including large living room, bedroom and modern kitchei: in converted house.duplex or older apartment house.plus garage or parking space on premises or nearby, in quiet neighborhood within % hr.or less walking distance Place Ville Marie.Prepared to redecorate if rent and premises acceptable.Write with full details to Box 1865, c/c Weekly Adservice, 4630 St.Catherine St.West, Montreal 215.Quebec.COTE des Neiges district.furnished bed-sitting room.Own bathroom television.radio.Gentleman preferred.Call Lionel 653-6241.(119) Baby Sitters Available HIGH School student.grade 11.desires baby sitting.References.484-0538.(82) Autos for Sale SENIOR student will baby sit nights - Thursday to Sunday.Call 937-7259.FALCON 1962.one owner.low mileage.well kept.Radio and snow tires.937-1689.(90) Garages to Let HEATED garage dead storage.$15 monthly.Church Hill.Call 935- 3156.(96) Parking Space Wanted PARKING or garage space wanted.Vicinity Selby-Greene Avenue.Call 935-0701 or 681-8855 local 219.(98) Help Wanted Female REGISTERED NURSE Required For permanent night shift AT GRIFFITH MCCONNELL HOME SALARY SCALE ACCORDING TO QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE\u2019 CALL: Miss Anderson R.N.482-1121 Housekeepers Needed Immediate Openings Lawrence Services 482-5142 \u2014 Resident Sitter Available Business girl with references desires free room (board optional) in exchange for light housework.No children.elderly lady or couple preferred.Write to: Box 1864.c/o Weekly Adservice.4630 St.Catherine St.West, Montreal 215.Quebec.(124) For Sale Dining Room Furniture DINING room set, 9 pieces.Reasonable.Call 481-1643.(126) Antiques Lucien Carrier Welcomes You to his new Antique Shop Furniture \u2014 paintings \u2014 prints - clocks \u2014 lamps \u2014 silver \u2014 brass - jewellery 2007 St.Catherine E.open also Sundays P.M.FIVE old ice cream parlour chairs: also other items.Call 486-5283.TYPING done at home.Manuscripts.statistics, envelopes.stencils.etc.Also billing and filing.488-2840 momings.489- 1880 afternoons._ Car Delivery Service CARS DELIVERED TO FLORIDA AND THROUGHOUT NORTH AMER.CALL: WESTERN DRIVE-AWAY SERVICE 1225 St.Mark, Suite 1204.Call: 932-6151 24 Hours.Cartage and Moving ODDS.and ends, moved from yout home or office.Light furniture, rugs, and parcels.Call anytime 489-3186.Carpentry REASONABLE cost.Big or small renovations expertly done.Days.evenings.365-5104.Dressmaking Discount Sale Canadiana Antiques.pine furniture, dishes.etc.Call 626-5821.DRESSES.suits, coats.etc.Haute couture.Remodelling.Experienced.Call 484-2977.General Repairs JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT Garage door repairs.service.747 6075.Residence 684-3876.Ja YOUR FRIEN 482-8816 (136) Clothing and Furs (138) Articles for Sale PAINTING.Jean Viens, jute.Sea 3 DAY space 43 x 16.Seagulls 18 x 29.Mahogany frames, $20.each.744- HALF PRICE bors SALE RONSON electric razor (new) was $30.Bargain.Call 933-7069.JUNIOR LEAGUE SPEED QUEEN, fully automaig BARGAIN BOX washing machine.Reasonable.C 481-5804 after 6 p.m.2027 Mansfield CRIB; high chair.playpen.carriage and stroller: kitchen table and 4 chairs.All in excellent condition.Ah Reasonable.Call after 5 P.M.676- 6606.MARBLE coffee table.52 x 19: chest of drawers.natural finish Reasonable.737-2382.DINETTE set white and gold.with 6 chairs.Perfect condition: mahogany telephone table: Call days 277-6318.evenings 739-4517.Plumbing and Heating WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE.WESTMOUNT 935-1189 Painting and Decorating Immediate Attention By Expert Painting, plastering, repairs, wall papering.varnishing.spray gun.til- mg small repairs.Free Estimate Call Robert 665-2078 Roofing OU KR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME LACHINE 637-2308 24 HOUR SERVICE MONTREAL FENCING SCHOOL FENCING CLASSES, D From January 20th.FOR MEN, WOMEN, STEPHEN E.VAMOS FENCING MASTER Of Academic d\u2019Armes de France Academy of Arms of Quebec Instruction Given in French and English For information Call: 481-9564 or 489-3236 to June 1970.CHILDREN UNDER th 10- ys (136) Clothing and Furs Sell them through: 8 S.0.S.LADIES There is Money in your closets if cluttered with imports or original models in perfect condition.La Boutique Fantasque ee 2155 Mountain \"Je: 45 (just below Sherbrooke) 288-3655 (138) For Sale General (138) For Sale General Moving South Antique high back chairs: piano (Mason Riesch); T.V.; tea-wagon; gateleg table: 4 antique armchairs; electric sewing machine; white and gold bedroom set (twin) cost $3,000 (accept offers).Call 486- 4997.DRAPES, pale green, antique satin with valance.19 feet 6 inches wide, floor length, never used.$100; drapes, pale green.9 feet 9 inches wide, floor length, $40: Lenco turn table, $30: telephone table.walnut.padded seat, $20.Speed Queen roller type ironer.roller 6 inches in diameter by 2 feet long.Excellent for any type ironing.$50.697- 7496.Carpets 100% broadloom 315 square feet installed wall-to-wall $119.Terms.688-0714.Mr.Typewriter has moved and urgently needs space Must liquidate 100 machines, electric and manual typewriters.IBM, Smith Corona.Remington.Underwood.Adders.Calculators.Duplicators.$25.up.Fully guaranteed.Student discounts.Rentals $5.up.Low cost repairs.4910 Sherbrooke W.Westmount 487-5551 FRUITWOOD marble-top credenza (contemporary modem): living room lamps: chandelier.black and gold: 6 dining chairs: round dining table.42 inches diameter.opens to \u2018seat 8: drapery material.All condition.Call 486-7887.To Close Estate Twin beds.Simmons Beau- tyrest, 2 dressers and vanity.desk: occasional chairs; kitchen table.4 chairs: tea-table and many miscellaneous items.Sacrifice.Call 845-9993 or 4894737.DINING room and twin bedroom set: Victorian sofa: bookcases: lamps: rugs: tables: dishes.Call 431-6376.MAHOGANY bedroom set with Khalabar-rug.bedspread.curtains and drapes.$300: French Prov- vincial knotty pine custom built recreation room chesterfield.2 large chairs.10 cushions, round centre table.$500: Necchi con- sols sewing machine.No dealers.By appointment in Westmount.Call 486-0315.CHILD'S dresser with mirror: child's chest of drawers: large crib with mattress in grey Roxa- tone.Very good condition.Bargain $75.Also steamer trunk $15: child's tricycle $12: one twin bed with white headboard $25 Call 256-0792.COMPLETE modern store fixtures for sale.Suitable millinery.lingerie or men\u2019s shops, etc.Call after 7 P.M.671-7995.FRENCH Provincial living room set with tables (marble tops), German studio.lazy-boy, style lamp, occasional chairs, Spanish, Canadian and Colonial furniture, 259-6225.BLACK Persian Lamb coat, size 13-14.Very reasonable.Norwegian fox hat: oil paintings on jute.Call 482-1503.Moving Smaller Quarters Queen size bedroom suite, 5 pieces; boy\u2019s twin bed bedroom set (Rockmaple).fixtures; rugs: etc.738-0833.BEDROOM set: living room set: kitchen set.Never used.Call 486- 7722.Sacrifice Persian rugs made by hand.new.size 6 point 9 by 4 point 10.Call 482-0890.ANTIQUE white French Provincial single bed.chest, night table: living room sofa; chairs.radio: Electrolux: Standard American En- cvclopedia set.yellow Helmac breakfast dishes: coat.suit.dress.size 12.Reasonable.Evenings 488- 7356.Rug 9 x 12 blue designed.under pad.Good condition.$25.484- 9839.AQUA rug 9 x 12 with underpad- ding.Good condition.Reasonable.Call 486-0597.WOOD FOR FIREPLACE CALL 843-8488 (151) Wanted to Purchase WANTED: Colored T.V.or portable T.V.also statues and odd miscellaneous: antique articles; from private party only.please, To furnish balance of home.Call anytime 731-5776.(154) Lost Reward Lost 442 month old Boxer, Wednesday.January 7th.Vicinity Maisonneuve and Greene Avenue.Call 634- 6676.Reward Lost Black Labrador Retriever male \u2014 Answers name \"Dak\".Vicinity West- mount High School.January 7th.Call Mr.Bush 933-2378 or 866-5561.(163) Educational I achieved 100\u201d in Algebra.So can you.Tutoring available also in Trigonometry and Intermediate Algebra.Jim Bacal 481-9007 after 6 PM.LATIN tutoring by graduate student Phone Doug 849-0802.Private Lessons In Mathematics given in your home by qualified experienced.High School teacher.Call 3524427.McGill Student Entrepreneurial Agencies.Inc.Expert Tutoring in all subjects by qualified McGill Students.Please call Armand Brajtman.392-3094.Monday - Friday.10 - 6 p.m.for information.Several weeks ago, before the festive holidays.I was telephoned by a lady who is a reader of this column and told me she had sor:e old programs.Would I like th .«?Upon hearing what they were, I was delighted.Time passed.Last Friday, 1 | received them, very carefully packed with the following note: \u201cDear Miss Goltman: Perhaps you will recall our telephone conversation some time ago about the enclosed.I held them until the holiday rush of mail was over and do hope they will be interesting enough to add to your collection.With kindest regards, Eileen Gallagher.\u201d Many, many thanks to this kind Westmounter, who resides on St.Catherine street west, for these two very old souvenirs and one of a recent Rubinstein concert which, of course, I had attended.Now the rare one.Instead of adding it to my collection, I will have it framed \u2014 with glass on both sides.It is a Paderewski program \u2014 a picture of \u201cThe King of Pianists,\u201d (which is written beside his name) the Polish virtuoso, standing with his hands holding the top of a chair.The date of the concert: Easter Monday.April 24, 1905; the place: Monument National.Size of the program is 84 by 11 inches.F.A.Veith was the Montreal impresario and Stewart Houston, director of the Canadian Tour.There are two testimonials from Paderewski, one from London, 1892, to Mr.Steinway and a larger-spaced one dated, New York, May 15, 1900, to the Steinway firm.I should like to reprint here the content since many people do not realize that the greatest concert artists practise continuously.\u2018Gentlemen: Before leaving your hospitable shore, I must convey to you my most heartiest thanks for the beautiful Steinway upright piano that you have placed in my private car.\u2026 In view of the fact that in my recent concert tournee we covered over 22,000 miles, and that we went through severe cold to tropical heat, I was surprised beyond words that this little piano did not show the slightest change in action, mechanism and tone under the trying ordeal.The beauty of the tone, the power of its resonance were a source of daily delight to me, as 1 had the instrument in constant use practising for my concerts.Sincerely, I.J.Paderewski.\u201d Great mementoes Speaks for itself \u2014 doesn't it?At that time the Nordheimer Piano and Music Co.Ltd.were the only authorized representatives throughout Canada for Steinway pianos.On the other side there are five big ads.In the centre is a three-by-three-inch square with the program in small print.Six numbers were very long works.Bach (Chromatic Fantasie The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Jan.15th, 1970 - 15 and Fugue), Beethoven (Moonlight Sonata), two works by Schumann, one the difficult Toccata, Brahms\u2019s Variations on a Theme by Paganini; six Chopin pieces, Melodia op.16 by himself and Liszt's Rahpsodie No.6.Underneath is a notice: \u2018His Majesty's Theatre (Three Nights and Sat.Matinee) Beginning Thurs.Eve\u2019g Apr.27 Eve.at 5.30, Matinee at 11.00, Mr.Henry W.Savage\u2019s Majestic Production of Parsifal.Presented as at Bayreuth.With artists from the leading European Opera Houses.Company of 200.The most imposing Operatic production ever sent on tour.Prices from 75 cts.t0 $3.00.\u201d My mother went to one of the 5.30 performances and told me they had time off for supper, some people brought lunches.I have the Parsifal libretto from that event, which was 25 cents! 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Soprano\u2019 play is to aid coffee house The Westmount Youth Action Committee on Feb.5 and 6, is sponsoring an evening of drama and entertainment.The play to be put on is The Bald Soprano, the well-known \u201ctheatre of the absurd\u201d piece by Eugene Tones- co.Direction, costumes, makeup, backstage work, public relations and, of course, the acting is being done solely by youth volunteers.The actors in the production are Rochelle Pomerance, Jennifer Morter, Anne Reynolds, Ian Darragh, James Meadowcroft and Regan O'Connor; to be produced by Rina Fraticelli and directed by Richard Greenblatt.On the same program is the highly acclaimed Allen King from Warrendale.Tickets with soon be on sale.All proceeds operating funds of the YAC\u2019s coffee house youth centre, hopefully soon to be opened.$1,500 prang Some $1,500 damage was done to two cars at 10:25 pm Monday opposite 4379 de Maisonneuve boulevard west when Peter Mitchell, 35, of Beaconsfield rammed his Pontiac into the parked Mustang of Mrs.Ginette Couil- lard of Pointe Claire.It was snowing lightly and the pavement was greasy.Mitchell said that he was forced to swerve by another car which cut him off.The ease with which the Centaur Theatre Company, that compact and talented little group operating from their open stage in the old Stock Exchange on St.François Xavier street, knocks out repeated successes continues to amaze.Their third new production in as many months, \u201cThe Odd Couple,\u201d opened last Wednesday evening to a not-quite-full house \u2014 due probably to uncomfortable weather, the mid-week, and a post-holiday satiation with entertainment, albeit of other variety.Nonetheless, we commend the Neil Simon play \u2014 made recently into a film starring Richard Burton and Rex Harrison \u2014 as a fine pick-me-up.What particularly amazes is that this vigorous group manages to prepare one new play on top of another.Between performances they must really work for their bread.The story is simple: two men who have split with their wives live together and find they get as much on each other\u2019s nerves as they did with their natural mates.The opening minutes of this production suggest that unhappily this time Centaur has laid an egg, until one realizes that the four first-appearing characters, all .males, fill minor roles.This quartet acted as if they had Driver shaves in rush traffic Spotted on Sherbrooke street in the heavy eastbound rush- hour traffic Monday morning \u2014 a new version of the storied one- arm driver.Except this was broad daylight and the driver was alone in his car.Instead of being behind the wheel, this ambidextrous chap who makes every minute count, or perhaps had risen late, was sitting in the middle of the front seat, steering with one hand and using the rearview mirror, was shaving with a portable electric razor.And he really navigated quite well, though his is not a practice recommended by traffic authorities.Airport site story is told to Rotarians Many factors were studied before the final choice of site for the new international airport for Montreal was made, stated Professor Benjamin Higgins of the University of Montreal who produced the economic report, to Westmount Rotary at Victoria Hall yesterday.Factors such as its links to the metropolis and the employment it would provide, were some of the main items studied.There was more agreement than conflict between those who had to make the choice, and between the provincial or federal governments.St.Scholastique was chosen after a comprehensive study had been made between four locations.Possibilities for employment for those living in the vicinity of each site were weighed, he said.Consideration was also given to the type of industries to be located near the airport as well as their effect on the geographic pattern.President Curt Ross called on Frank Kenwood to introduce the speaker.Norman R.Dobson, newest member, was again introduced to the members.Among visitors was Hugh McCormick.prominent member of the Westward Rotary Club.Good wishes for a speedy recovery again were expressed for Mike Tansey.still hospitalized after an accident in which he suffered a triple fracture of the leg.Frank Carlin was welcomed by members following a short absence.as was Dan Mc- -Luskie following an operation.Prof.Higgins answers head-table question 'Odd Couple\u2019 makes third hit David Schurmann and Maurice Podbrey in The Odd Couple joined the cast only that afternoon.The more polished acting soon comes, an excellent combination of Maurice Podbrey, the artistic director of the company.as the truly masculine lead, and David Schurmann, who provided so much fun in the earlier \u2018\u2018Prime of Miss Jean Brodie\u2019 and \u201cJoe Egg,\u201d as his housewifely partner.\u2018\u2019The Odd Couple\u2019\u2019 runs Tuesdays through Sundays at 8:30.except Saturdays when there are two performances at 7:00 and 10:00 \u2014 until Feb.1.- JW.S.CANADA PERMANENT INVESTMENT FUND Your 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