The Westmount examiner, 19 février 1970, jeudi 19 février 1970

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J = Wwe mor w 0aJTO Teametoys a trickle Westmount real estate transactions took a nosedive in January with considerably fewer sales than in December and in January of last year.There were only 12 transactions with three declarations and three transfers for $1 and considerations.The number of bonafide sales, with prices reported, were a scant six.The six totaled $205,500 and represented an old valuation of $157,400 while the new city valuation role values them at $227,000.The sales show a 23.5 percent markup over the old valuation compared with 10.1 percent last month and 44.4 percent in January last year.The sales, however, fell short of the new evaluation by 9.5 percent.Last month the difference was a much larger 16.7 percent.The total old valuation of all of January's transactions came to $416,850 and totaled $625,050 - by the new valuation roll.None large \u201cThere were no large sales during.January with the largest transfer being the transfer of 414 Roslyn avenue for $47,000 from Mrs.Thomas Dalglish to Christ Church Cathedral.The smallest sale was that of 3163-65-67 St.Antoine street for $12,500 from Mrs.Pierre La- freniere to Marcel Paquette.Following are the transfers for, January excluding bequests: 748 Upper Lansdowne: from Mes.Wilbur Jackson to John F.Ellis, sale price $35,000 (current valuation, $29,000; proposed valuation, $40,900) ; 488 Mountain: from Mr.and Mrs.Cyril Peachey to Mrs, Alexander McDonald, $38,000 ($29,500; $43,250); 3163-65-67 St.Antoine: from Mrs.Pierre Lafreniere to Marcel Paquette, $12,500 ($10,650; $16,300); 414 Roslyn: from Mrs.Thomas Dalglish to The Rector and Church Wardens of Christ Church Cathedral, $47,000 ($30,200; $44,000); 17 Grove Park: from Mrs.Fred Southam to Mrs.Robert Ross, $1 and cons ($48,400; $67,400); 55 Aberdeen: from Mrs.Harvey Wexler to Mrs.Herbert Siblin, $1 and cons.($84,400; $94,750), 3206 The Boulevard (one half): from Champlain Credit Corp.to Growth Realty Corp.$1 and cons.($43,100; $65,150); 544 Grosvenor: from Mrs.Donald Ross to Mrs.Brian Bowen, $31,000 ($21,900; $30,500); and 574 Roslyn: from Mrs.Gerald Roney to Laurent Gratton, $42.- 000 ($36,150; $52,050).pas WEATHER Nights extremely cold.Misty mornings.Afternoons mild and mainly sunny this blue sky week.Typical sugaring-off conditions.Nearly every year Moon period is spinglike, with a high barometer, little cloud but a sprinkling of snow each night.Blizzards probable for all the north country during the weekend.Spotting rain or a little sleet with some fluffy snow in the south with local thundersqualls.Brilliant northern light displays are normal.Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home Vol.XLII, No.7 Alan Leo dies in home fire H.Alan Leo, 79-year-old, long-time resident ef 437 Argyle avenue, just above Sherbrooke street, died it is believed from asphyxiation early this morning in a fire on the upper floor of his home.There had not been a fire fatality in Westmount for just over a year.Westmount firemen reckon the blaze began in bedding in a rear bedroom usually occupied by Mr.Leo.It is believed to have been smouldering for some time before the 8:47 am alarm, rung from a street box by someone who saw smoke coming from the eaves of the house.Mr.Leo\u2019s body was found by firemen soon after they entered the premises to vent the heavy smoke, lying on the floor of a room adioining the bedroom.Flames, which were confined to the upstairs level, had worked their way through the ceil ing into all parts of the roof.However, the fire did not spread to the adjoining attached residence.Mutual aid men and equipment were summoned from Outremont, St.Laurent and Mount Royal.The blaze was controlled in less than half an hour, but local fireman were on the scene for the rest of the morning.Long record brings jail A long record of theft led Tuesday afternoon to Gerald Ga- reau, 47, of Montreal being sent to Bordeaux Jail for three months for a $19 shop-lifting Monday in the Alexis Nihon Plaza Miracle Mart.He was caught red-handed by Steinberg security staff and refused bail when brought into Westmount Municipal Court.He was found guilty next day NEXT WEEK'S By ERIC NEAL February 20 to 28 this Full.Westmount 215, P.Q., Thursday, Feb.19th, 1970 DISAGREEING WITH COUNCIL This is Greene Avenue Architect Joseph Baker, from his seat among the audience Tuesday night, scoring off a point against City Council in the discussion following the city's decision to bow out of a contract with QHC on urban renewal but to proceed with low-income sub- viehged public housing i in Westmount.Seen just below Mr.Baker's notes-in-hand is St.Antoine street's Fred Leclaire, who also was heard from.(See story at right).\u201cHealth week Westmount council Tuesday night endorsed National Health Week, Mar.8 to 14.Aldermen agreed that their purpose in doing so was to give moral support to the Health League of Canada, the week's sponsor.Makes list Miss Rosanna Besner, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Bernad Besner, 632 Murray Hill, has made the dean\u2019s list with honors at Mount Ida Junior College, Newton, Mass.Miss Besner is a sophomore in the liberal arts program.10: housing After nearly five years of urban renewal wedding plans, most of it courting the Québec Housing Corporation, the City of Westmount Tuesday night on the eve of the nuptials declined to sign the marriage contract with QHC.Instead, the city plans to pursue urban renewal in a form of bachelorhood, on its own, and will seek to set up housekeeping in a low- income-family housing scheme in which QHC will foot most of the bills in the relationship.Angry members of the family \u2014 citizens who have long been critical of the proposal \u2014 were on hand at the mid-month city council meeting and renewed their demands that the liaison, insofar as urban renewal is concerned, be broken off entirely.They did not object to the housing, however.There were 23 onlookers.In short, they do not want up to five years of further uncertainty about the status of the landlords and tenants of St.Antoine street: Too rigid Defending the city\u2019s honor in its latest decision was Mayor Peter M.McEntyre who, in an hour-and- a-quarter\u2019s give and take following the 18-minutes jormal meeting, declared that without a developer it was not in the best interests of Westmount to be tied down to the rigid timetable QHC's contract demanded.Nonetheless, it was recognized that the city still has an urban renewal program, bearing the approval of the lieutenant-governor in council.The only difference would be, he said, that the city would go it alone if necessary, but hopeful that when conditions were right to proceed other provincial and/or federal funds might be available.An idea of what going it alone might be was a notice of motion, tabled by Ald.Ian Craig, of a bylaw to amend the urban renewal by-law which would authorize the carrying out of the program to ~ (continued on page 20) A play in six acts: The big sleet pileup The cast of characters: West- mount Police Car No.59, a 1968 Chevrolet; A 1968 Pontiac; A 1968 Chrysler; A 1969 Toyota; A taxi, a 1969 Pontiac; A 1968 Cougar; A large Civil Protection truck; A taxi, a 1970 Dodge; and A taxi, a 1966 Dodge.The scene: Argyle avenue, just below Thornhill avenue.The steep slope has suddenly turned icy in a sleet storm, followed by light snow to polish it, with a high wind.\u2018The time: Between 7:12 and 8:10 pm, last Wednesday evening.Act 1: Police car going north on Argyle, loses traction, attempting to.turn at Aberdeen / slides downhill sideways, hits parked 1968 Pontiac rear-to-rear, continues slide, hits parked 1968 Chrysler.All the damage, at this point, is to the police car.The time is 7:12 pm.Act 2: 1969 Toyota is coming south on Argyle, loses control, hits 1968 Pontiac and comes to rest against it.The time is 7:14 pm Act 3: 1969 Pontiac taxi comes south on Argyle, hits Toyota, bounces off, continues slide, crashes head-on into police car.The time is 7:18 pm.Act 4: 1968 Cougar heads south on Argyle, hits 1968 Pontiac and 1969 Pontiac taxi.The time is 7:30 pm.Act 5: Civil Protection truck, going east on Thornhill, attempts turn north on Argyle but slides backward, spins around 180 degrees, strikes Toyota then 1969 Pontiac taxi.Toyota is bunted into upbound 1970 Dodge taxi which is pushed into both 1968 Pontiac and 1968 Cougar.The time is 8:00 pm.Act 6: 1966 Dodge taxi, coming north on Argyle, stops at scene but slides back into 1968 Cougar.The time is 8:10 pm.This week no tally of the ac cumulated damages had been made.Westmount Police traffic division had done pretty well just to put together a reconstruction of what happened and when, in this standout among many bumps suffered by vehicles that treacherous driving night. 2 - The Westmount Exçminer, Thursday, Feb.19th, 1970 \u2018Curriculum choice wider at hig Curriculum choices will be widened at Westmount High School next year as the result of a new system to be put into effect, it was announced by A.Reid Tilley, chairman of the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal, at a meeting Quick catch Two juveniles, ages 16 and 17, from LaSalle and Roxboro, were arrested by LaSalle Police and turned over to Westmount last Wednesday morning.They were charged here and handed on to juvenile authorities in connections with a Tuesday-evening breaking and entry at 605 Clarke avenue, in which some cash was taken.for the entire week.You can pick up the whole package by calling 861-1111 and ordering The Gazette.Every Saturday, the TV Times will be inside.of the Westmount School Commissioners last week.\u201cIn future the child will be on a two-day cycle.Insteady of six 50-minute periods in the fiveday week there will be seven 45-minute periods.The system has been tried in some schools but we've never tried it before.\u201d Mr.Tilley explained it involved difficulties with teachers who wanted the school board to promise that each teacher would see no more than six groups Tank taken A fire extinguisher was discovered stolen last week from 4278 Sherbrooke street west, the Grazia apartments.in a twoday cycle It was settled that the board would try to make it seven.The difficulty lay with such subjects as music andart.\u201cThis is the most important decision we've made since we put in subject promotion, \u2018\u2018Mr.Tilley said.Fraudulant cheques warning is issued Westmount merchants have been cautioned by Westmount Police to be on the alert for frau- dulant cheques being tendered by a woman using the name \u201cDaly\u201d and various upper-level West- mount addresses.Greene avenue and St.Cathe rine street west shops have been victimized.There's 7 The Gazette TV Times 861-1111.Moderation in all things.h school work broader A present lack of psychiatric services to citizens of Westmount will shortly be remedied when a newly planned program for the - community goes through.it was stressed last week at the February meeting of school commissioners for the municipality.Board Members Mrs.D.Lloyd- Smith and Dr.John Elder.chairman of the health committee, said that community health must work and profit by school facilities since the school is the natural centre for a psychiatric program.But \u201cthe mandate comes from city hall and the work extends way beyond the school boundary,\u201d Dr.Elder said.something worth missin on 1Vton TV is like that.Sometimes you have to know what to miss.But there's an easy way out.The TV Times.It's new.It's about TV.And you get it free with Saturday's Gazette.It's a readable little magazine.With up-to-the-very-last-minute listings ight.F2 Tilley responds to Cardinal on questionnaire In regard to questionnaires being sent out to parents of pupils attending elementary schools in Westmount, asking whether they would opt for English or French teaching for-their children next year, and in response to Québec Education Minister Cardinal who was quoted as saying that Bill 63 sufficiently guarantees and safeguards the rights of English-speaking parents at this time, A.Reid Tilley, chairman of the PSBGM, congrat ulated those principals who enclosed an extract from the bill with their letter.The extract reads in part that courses must be given in the French language but should be given in \u2018\u2018the English language to any child for whom his parents.or the persons acting in their stead so request at his enrolment.\u201d Mr.Tilley was addressing fellow Westmount school commissioners at their February statutory meeting last week.The letter, Mr.Tilley pointed out, was seen and approved by an official of the Quebec Department of Education.Westmount women lead fashion show Westmount women figure prominently in the group organizing the Holt Renfrew haute couture spring fashion show March 5 at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, sponsored by the Montreal Symphony Orchestra Woman's Committee.Yves Saint Laurent, Valentino.Heinz Riva, Marc Bohan of Christian Dior, and Michel Goma of Jean Patou are among the international designers to be represented.Chairman is Mrs.J.D.Haus- ner, 4300 de Maisonneuve boulevard west.Tickets are in charge of Mrs.George Daly, 21 Rose- mount avenue, arrangements are in the hands of Mrs.Pierre Sal- baing, 55 Belvedere place, publicity is being arranged by Mrs.John Dinsmore, 646 Belmount avenue, and invitations the responsibility of Mrs.N.C.Stead, 595 Roslyn avenue.SINCE ¥916 OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE - RESIDENTIAL - - COMMERCIAL - - INDUSTRIAL - WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.637-2308 24 HOUR SERVICE 866-4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS\u2019N.» Presse No.doing ON TH sui The following building permits were issued at Westmount City Hall during the past week: Feb.13 1366 Greene: for Paul Kastel by Kastel Upholstering and John Watson (Quebec) Ltd., plumbing and interior alterations, $1,000; Feb.17 619 Sydenham: for Dr.George B.Maughan by Building Alterations Co., repairs of damage caused by kitchen fire Feb.5, $10,000.This shrinking world came under the scrutinizing eye of an electronics technician when members of the Westmount Rotary Club yesterday heard an interesting talk on micro-elec- tronics given by A Olaf Wolff.president, Micro Systems International Ltd., in which he explained the marvellous manner in which miniature circuits work in transmission.With phenomenal advances gathering momentum, the development of miniature circuits is the order of the day.Over two million dollars is being spent in development and by next year a commercial line will be in operation employing as many as 3,000 persons in the expanding program.he said.Northern Electric are pioneers in the research being done, having spent as much as $35 million and expect to spend another $40 million in training hundreds of technicians within the next five years.Applications of this research will be in the development of voice, visual and data transmissions as well as the picture phone with a result that technicians will have leapt into with a new phase into world market.All the development has been made possible through the operation of what is known as a silicon chip which can give extreme reliability at fantastic speeds.The day of the desk size computers and the Dick Tracy wrist watch is coming, he said.Through the cooperation of the Department of Trade and Commerce it is proposed to double the capacity of development and by next WESTMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL CARNIVAL \u2018ROYALTY: At the dance Friday evening winding up the 1970 Westmount High School winter carnival, WILLY FOLLETTE, the tall one, was crowned King.At the left is DOLCE McKIBBON, his Queen.The others in this photo by Joseph Aspler are BARBARA ~~ Thursday, Feb.19th, 1970 - 3 SCOTT, Princess, and STEVEN PERRY, Prince.ROTARY HEARS ABOUT MICRO SYSTEMS year a commercial line will be in operation.Dick Hertzer tendered the vote of thanks.In the absence of President Curt Ross through illness.Past President Andy Durso presided, reminding members that Mike Tansey and Dave Youngson were recuperating favorably.Frank Starr urged members to turn out at the Thistle Curling Club on the last Friday in February.Several visitors were introduced to the gathering including a visiting member from London.England.Bert Love, chairman of the program committee, announces that next week's speaker will be J.R.Cross.Senior British Trade Commissioner for the Province of Québec, who will speak on \u2018Modern Britain\u201d.Speaker Wolff in demonstration VAL Current Events Club Mort Bain was guest speaker Tuesday at an open meeting of the Current Events Club.He gave an informal but informative talk on Viet Nam.The yearly New York trip for the Grade 11s is coming into planning stages.Ciné-Classic \u201cOf Human Bondage\u201d was shown to Ciné-Classic members Wednesday in the auditorium.CarnivalRoyalty At the Carnival Dance on Friday.Willy Follette was crowned King, Dolce McKibbon, Queen: Barbara Scott, princess; and Steven Perry, prince.Congratulations.Wanderer A young man of 21, found wandering on St.Catherine street at 4:30 am recently.was lodged at Westmount Police headquarters for the rest of the night.He had no money and was given bus fare to return him to Ottawa, where his parents are on welfare.He appeared vague as to how he had got here.oy WATCH REPAIRS Estate Pieces Purchased ESTABLISHED 1899 OHMAN\u2019S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.WE.3-4046 Youth centre is stalled - - by Ottawa Ald.Douglas Robertson, city council's representative on the Mayor's Youth Action Commitice, said Tuesday night that there had been some delay in getting Ottawa approval for the youth centre to be classified as a charitable institution for donations for tax purposes, which might occasion a date later than the earlier-anticipated early March for opening of the centre at 4424 St.Catherine street west.The board which will govern the centre had nearly been completed, he told council, and ap- - plicants for director are being screened.General organization is proceeding.The play Feb.5 at Westmount High School was \u2018remarkably good\u2019, he said, and approximate ly $500 was raised for the youth centre.The performers had been asked to present their production of \u201cThe Bald Soprano\u201d at Dawson College again last night.HANDYMAN Eliminate Frustratio i Heidi slated for Feb.21 Victoria Hall has been the home for the Children\u2019s Theatre plays directed by Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters for the past 37 years, and young people from the city and suburbs flock there on the Saturday afternoons of their performances.\u201cHeidi,\u201d which is being presented for three matinees, Saturday afternoons Feb.21, Feb.28 and March 7, is a classic appealing to the young and young in heart.An excellent cast has been selected from the studios of the Children\u2019s Theatre, with Maureen Holloway and Lori Sterling playing the role of Heidi alternate weeks, and Mitchell Shulman, who will show his versatility by playing the role of the grandfather, the first time that a 15 year-old has played this character.CUVE Superb 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copy.Member r for the home, devoted to public of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebec Weekly Newspapers Association.Second class mail registration number 1760 4 - Thursday, Feb.19th, 1970 Consultation vs.responsibility Ald.Jean Richer told Citi- zen-onlooker Joseph Baker at Tuesday evening's city council meeting, seemingly in jest but seriously for sure, that Mr.Baker spends so much time at city hall that he should put up for a council seat.There is no doubt that the: dedicated, socially-motivated, imaginative architect which Mr.Baker has proven himself to be is a first class candidate.(We just wouldn't want him to displace the tough- minded, business-oriented CNR vice-president who is Mr.Richer.Both are needed.) Of course, the burr under Mr.Richer's saddle at that moment was the manner in which the ever-present Mr.Baker was questioning and challenging the actions and: thinking of council \u2014 knowl edgeably but without the responsibility of office.We probably outstrip Mr.Baker for time spent at city hall, but more as reporter than critic.We can sympathize with both gentlemen, even as we can identify with most who hold municipal responsibility by office or by simply being taxpayers.The one needs the other to make democracy work.However, there are ground rules, most critically in the area between consultation and action.The citizen has the right to be heard; the solon has the responsibility to act, or not act, as the case may e.What Mr.Baker has been demanding recently is more: that, in the matters of urban renewal and housing, the citizens \u2014 presumably including Mr.Baker \u2014 be included in the decision making.Which, of course, wouldn\u2019t work.Mr.Baker must be satisfied to be heard, as he regularly has been.If he wants more, he should run for office.« * Xx The long saga of urban renewal has everyone on the ropes and, from where we sit, it would appear that our mayor and aldermen have acted strangely.The course they have taken in not getting bound up in a straight-jacket contract with Québec Housing Corporation on renewal makes sense.But the two ensuing notices of motion, to go it alone on renewal and to plunge into public housing, should be scaring Westmount taxpayers to death.On the one hand Ald.Craig proposes renewal works of a potential cost to the city alone of $4,313,300.And on the other, Ald.As- pler proposes the intricate machinery of a local housing authority to subsidize the dwelling places of one class of citizen at the expense of another class \u2014 determining which is to be which being only one of the contentious issues bound to ensue.Our view has been and continues to be that the City of Westmount should stay out of both propositions.We can only trust the council knows exactly what it is doing and that, before enacting either enabling by-law, they will lay their overall philosophy and all the relevant facts before the citizens.Until they do, we must share the unease of Mr.Baker; though, unlike that gentleman, we have faith in the competence of mayor and aldermen.Where RCMP, army in postal crisis ?Last week we called the postal situation in these parts intimidation.This week we call it anarchy.Citizens had every right to expect, after two general walkouts of postmen in the last three years, that responsible government authorities would have worked out plans for any future emergency.Particularly for anticipating and preventing another stoppage.The postal truckers\u2019 hit and-run tactics of the past two weeks were predictable and forewarned.They should have been the easiest type of threat to anticipate.Instead, an essential federal Thirty-five Years Ago ' February 15, 1935 Even in 1935, there was an educational furor in Westmount.\u201cA committee of five was appointed at a mass meeting of the parents of pupils of Argyle school .at the Westmount YMCA to approach the Westmount School Board and ascertain exactly the status of the new school building, now nearing completion, and to clear up the many rumors service has been brazenly disrupted and, in this second week, the situation has worsened rather than show any good effect whatsoever of any steps hinted at last week by Mr.Kierans.Where are those trucks he said had been engaged to replace those of the contractor who has broken his contract?Where are the security men to see that the mails go through?Here in Westmount Monday morning, the drivers of four vehicles setting off from the local post office to take carriers mail to their green street relay boxes staged a blatent act of sabotage.simultaneously \u2018breaking down\u201d with two alleged flat tires, an alleged dead battery and some alleged radiator trouble.The carriers serving West- mount, working to the letter of - their contract or \u2018to rule,\u201d each set out with a maximum of 35 pounds of mail, delivered it and quit.(For which, we presume, they collect a day\u2019s pay!) Mr.Kierans deserves a lot of credit for his long-haul aim of modernizing the decrepit postal system \u2014 the world\u2019s best when designed to serve a huge and essentially rural country.But urbanization and its complexities are with us now.Our society, both business and personal, relies more than ever on dependable postal service and Mr.Kierans\u2019 interim tampering with the system left no room for the sort of disruption which Canada\u2019s biggest metropolis has been suffering.Hardly a citizen now has not got an individual or corporate tale of woe or of genuine crisis, all of which must be laid at the door of the self-confident minister responsible, Mr.Kierans.As we noted last week, tampering with the mails is a federal offence.In this round, there has been tampering aplenty done with impunity.Are the vast resources of the federal government impotent?What's wrong with the RCMP riding shotgun on the mail trucks which move with drivers willing to do their duty?What's wrong with army vehicles and drivers taking over from those not working?+ our M.P.Q.J.RICHARD HYDE also says.Montreal's English community has never before been aroused by such a deluge of written and concerning this new institution.\u201cThe new scheme is to change Argyle from a simple primary school into a junior high school.This could be done by placing the pupils of the seventh, eighth and ninth standards in the new Argyle.\u201cChief objection to the scheme was voiced by parents whose children, now in primary grades, were forced to walk long distances to study at Kings, Queens and Roslyn schools.\u201d Twenty-five Years Ago February 16, 1945.\u201cPilot Officer S.H.McFadden, previously reported missing, is now reported a prisoner in German hands, according to an official telegram received with much relief by his parents, Sgt.and Mrs S.\u201d McFadden, #43 Clare mont avenue.\u201d vee \u201cThe Westmount Rotary Club will be the guests of the Westward Rotary next Wednesday to facilitate the celebration of the 4th anniversary of Rotary International.Phillip Lovejoy of Chicago Rotary and general secretary of Rotary International, will address the joint meeting.\u201d Fifteen Years Ago February 18, 1955.\u201cMayor Jean Drapeau of Montreal and Mayor Nathan Phillips of Toronto were guests of honor Wednesday night at the 28th annual fellowship dinner meeting between Catholics, Jews and Protestants at Temple Fmanu- El.\u201cMayor Phillips addressed the gathering, his theme being \u2018Big City Problems \u2014 \u2018The Challenge.\u201d \u201c+=.\u201cFriends and relatives paid final tribute on Tuesday to Edward Carruthers Woodiey, MA, FR Hists S, of 3787 Cote des Neiges, distinguished scholar and writer, teacher, historian and churchman and former principal of Argyle School, who died Saturday at the Montreal General Hospital.He was in his 77th year.\u201cA native of Montreal, he was a former president of the Provincial Association of Protestant Teachers of Quebec and was principal of Argyle School from 1922 until 1930.\u201d Five Years Ago February 19, 1965.\u201cA strong breeze caught the new Canadian flag as it was raised above City Hall Monday and the flag instantly unfurled to its full size.City officials and a small crowd of spectators on the lawn in front of City Hall stood silent for a few seconds as the flag billowed in the wind.\u201d _ Tax valuations were also a hot issue in 1965.\u2018Westmount City Council has voted to establish a board of revision to hear and rule upon appeals by taxpayers concerning their tax assessments.\u201cThe board would act with complete independence in judging disputes between ratepayers and city assessors on the valuations of their property.\u201d Bill 62\u2014no need to panic spoken texts as we have seen over Bill 62.The interest and concern for education is all to the good.The exagerations and even a tendency toward hysteria are to be regret ted, although understandable in the circumstances.The minister of education himself must accept the lion\u2019s share of the blame for the hardening of attitudes against the proposed bill in its present form.It must also be recognized that opposition to the bill is being expressed as well by the French and Catholic elements of Quebec.Instead of giving a sympathetic hearing to those who ask for changes will be accepted, that the bill must be adopted at the forthcoming session.and that the government must be trusted to protect individual rights.Major failure His major failure has been his inability to demonstrate that the proposed new unified school boards \u2014 to which most of the criticism has been directed \u2014 will provide better organizational and teaching structures than those which are being arbitrarily set aside.The assistant Québec ombudsman.Richard Holden of West- mount who has since resigned.has recently issued a harsh challenge to English Québecers to \u201cstop whining and complaining about anticipated injustices\u201d and for \u2018\u2018an act of faith to trust the government's intentions.\u201d Much of what Mr.Holden said is true, but it is also obvious that the minister and the government must demonstrate by a complete change of their attitudes that such faith and trust is deserved.One cannot be asked, when considering the implications of Bill 62, to forget entirely the atmosphere created by extremists, nor the effects upon the teachers of Bill 25, nor the situation that was allowed to develop in St.Leonard for far too long, to say nothing of the bitter controversy over Bill Almost without exception, those persons and organizations which have made representations to the government have acknowledged the positive elements of the proposed law.They have approved the need for greater participation of the public, of parents, of students and of educators in creat ing a valid and more democratic educational system.They agree with the proposals to encourage the fuller development of a bilingual society an for the equalization of financial resources to provide equal opportunity for all of our children.As mentioned above, almost all the opposition centers on the proposal to create unified school boards, each with jurisdiction and wide powers over a great number of elementary and secondary schools.Each of these schools could be attended by six different categories of students, and the problems of administra- (continued on page 19) Mr.Drury is on vacation in the West Indies.His regular weekly column is to resume on his return in early March The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week.Feb.10 Nil; Feb.11 6:25 pm: Alexis Nihon Plaza, building materials blowing from roof; broken window at Irdian Crafts; 9:41 pm: 4343 Westmount Avenue, gas leak; Feb.12 8:25 am: Outremont, mutual aid, 6180 Hutchison; Feb.13 2:45 am: 3 Hillside, internal alarm ringing; 5:20 am: 4350 St.Catherine, bonfire behind WHS: (see item) 8:00 am: 3033 Sherbrooke, Apt.202, fumes from pan on stove; 10:20 am: 21 Gladstone, smell of oil fumes; 2:55 pm: 4136 Dorchester, hot smoke pipes; 9:24 pm: 19 Stayner, smell of smoke; 11:05 pm: Atwater below St.Catherine, smell of oil \u2014 tanker unloading at Reddy Memorial Hospital; 1128 pm: 359 Victoria, smell of smoke, pot of food on \" hot stove; Feb.14 Nil; Feb.15 10:31 am: 5 Weredale park, water leak; 9:56 pm: 4355 Montrose, gas leak; 10:55 pm: 4556 St.Catherine, dim lights, burned fuse; Feb.16 9:05 am: 1359 Greene, broken water pipe; 1.00 pm: 18 Weredale park, broken water pipe.ETT XIT.5 pI E VW, quorentes You'll be appellee # your tub's not Properly installed JOHN WATSON - (QUEBEC) LTD.C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service & Quotations un request 368 VICTORIA AVE.487-1760 Wher Maury Qos of Seis sonyed gulf The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Feb.19th, 1970 - 5 Perrette i meena © e hit again e by bandit Mr.Messaris declared that, with the additional description, \u201cThat guy's going to get caught.\u201d For the second time in just A bonfire at 5:20 am A bonfire?In the heart of the city?At 5:20 in the morn- three weeks, and by the same ing?In dead of winter?bandit, the Perrette dairy store Yes, on all four counts.at 4471 St.Catherine street west, It was on the athletic grounds behind Westmount High School during a sleep-out last Friday morning on the last night of \" the WHS winter carnival.When Westmount fireman, summoned to the scene, explained that bonfires were against the law, the group of students proved understanding and amenable to the suggestion that they not relight it.just west of Metcalfe avenue, was held up at 8 pm Monday evening.Approximately $80 was taken this time, a considerably reduced take from the $204 heisted Jan 26 from Manager Peter Messaris.As last time, Mr.Messaris was alone in the late-closing food shop when he suddenly was confronted by his nemesis, a man of about 25 pointing a black revolver.As be fore, he was ordered to open the cash register and surrender his Cash stolen cash, after which the gunman A metal cash box containing simply walked out and into the between $60 and $70 was stolen night.sometime Friday afternoon from \u2018 SE pI st winter the same store, un- a desk in PJ\u2019s Pet Shop, Alexis ~ der different management, suf- Nihon Plaza.WESTMOUNT GIRL IN SCOTLAND: f It looked like just another attractive British Travel Association advertisement in the Jan.24 New Yorker (above) \u2014St.Andrew's University students, in their bright red gowns, on their traditional strolling on the pier of the ancient Scottish city.But closer examination revealed to Ald.and Mrs.John E.Birks, 60 St.Sulpice road, that the girl in the right foreground, in a borrowed gown because she is in the old country studying in Edinburgh, was their daughter Barbara.Plays witch Rub-a-dub-dub?BEFORE YOU BUY RENT COLOUR TV FROM $20 PER MONTH NO CONTRACT NECESSARY Miss Martha Howlett, 476 Mountain avenue, has the part of a witch in 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KINWOOD\u2019S CARTE KENWOOD'S MOVING AND STORAGE LTD.255 Montee de Liesse, Montreal 9, 747-9911 Agents for Allied Van Lines Over 65 years experience. 6 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Feb.19th, 1970 Inter-faith Scout-Guide service Sunday at St.Andrew's : ATTEND + sf Rill FN CHURCH SERVICES AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE LUTHERAN BAPTIST ANGLICAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER .285 Clarke Ave.Westmount Rev.Helmut Saabas Miss Lydia Eibich - Organist Sunday, February 22nd :30 a.m.Senior Sunday School and Bible Class :30 a.m.The Service.Jr.S.S.and Nursery Snowdon Baptist 5275 Earnscliffe Ave.N.D.G.Corner Famsc'itte and Isabella Telephones: 486-9860 or 482-6765 Pastor: Rev.E.Gorbett B.Th.B.R.E.SUNDAY SERVICES 9:45 a.m.Bible School for ail 11:00a.m.and 7:00 p.m.Wednesdays 8 p.m.Prayer Fridays at 8 p.m.Youth 9 1 \u201cA Fellowship Church with a Warm and Friendly Biblical Outreach\u201d - Visitors Most Welcome \u2014 UNITED - ST.MATTHIAS Cote St.Antoine Road at Church Hill Canon J.N.Doidge The Rev.W.L.Chatterton LENT li 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 9:30 a.m.Holy Eucharist \u2014 Sermon: The Rector 11:00 a.m.Mattins and Holy Baptism Sermon - The Rector 11:00 a.m.Church School, Nursery, Crib Corner 4:00 p.m.MUSIC FOR LENT Recital - St.Matthias\u2019 Choir with - Counter- ST.ANDREW'S WESTMOUNT 101 Côte St.Antoine Road, Sun.11 a.m.- \"Believing is Seeing\" Congregational exchange with St.Matthias Nursery, Crib Corner, Church School 8:45 p.m.Organ recital with Gordon Murray Wed.7:30 p.m.Midweek Service Rev.E.A.Kirker, B.A., B.D.Rev.M.R.Ralph, B.A., B.D.Gordon C.White, B.Mus.A warm welcome awaits you.Wednesday: 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion 10:30 a.m.Study Group 8:00 p.m.Forum in the Parish Hall Dimensions of the Church in the 70's \u201cThe Church and Rehabilitation\u201d Stephen Cnsp.AR .C.0.Organist and Choirmaster ST.STEPHEN'S DORCHESTER and ATWATER Eustace Tait, A.R.C.C.0.~ Organist and Choir Director LENT I) 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 WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH (UNITED) Lansdowne Ave.and Maisonneuve Blvd.Rev.H.Ray Ashford, Minister Mr.Christopher Jackson, Organist 11:00 a.m.REV.JOHN NICHOLS At Noon: The Coffee hour Welcome to All 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.\"MAGNIFICENTLY VARIED GRACE!\u201d 7:30 p.m.SCHOOL OF EVANGELISM 4.\"THE GREATEST PERIL\" Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.Sunday School: 10:00 a.m.and 10:45 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME - Saturday morning, Feb CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, WESTMOUNT 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Lesson-Sermon Subject: \u201cMIND\u201d Golden Text: 11 Corinthians 13:11.Be perfect, be of good comfort, be of one mind, live in peace; and the God of love and peace shall be with you.11.00 a.m.Church- Service 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 Sam ese Te, \u201c0-05 40\" 42-0011 143 OW - -.a.a 2 à _.CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Corner of Wood and Maisonneuve, Westmount The Rev'd K.G.Rutter The Rev'd Canon B.Lindsay LENT II 8:00a.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 8:00a.m.Friday Organist: Mr Paul Crawford SYNAGOGUE Temple Emanu-El 4100 Sherbrooke St.W., Dr.Harry J.Stern, Senior Rabbi Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone, Cantor Herman K.Gottlieb.SABBATH SERVICES tock Friday evening, February 20th at 8:15 o'c DR.STERN will speak on \u201cTHE ETERNAL LIGHT\u201d ruary 2Ist at 11:30 a'dock sermonette by Mr.Michael Teicher based on Torah Portion.BOME AND SCHOOL BREAKFAST MEETING Sunday morning, February 2nd at 9-45 o'clock cpal and Vice-Chancellor, McGill University: MR.LUCA VERDICCHIO, President of the Montreal Council, Parent-Teacher Associa- ons.RELIGIOUS SCHOOL High School Department - Saturday mornings at 9:30; Junior School - Sunday Mornings at 9:30; Daily Hebrew School - Monday thru Thursday afternoons commencing at 4:00 p.m.UNITARIAN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) 11:00 AM.\"WASTE LAND AND HOLLOW MEN\" Minister: Rev.Leonard Mason.B.A.B.D.Organist: Kenneth Meek B.Mus.Choir Director: Barbara Keats B.Mus.Church School: Closed - Re-opens Jan.11th, 1970 Lakeshore Unitarian Church 14 Cedar Ave.Ponte Claire 9:30 and 11:15 a.m.NORTHSHORE FELLOWSHIP 1-9th Ave Roxboro 8:00 p.m.TPL UQI IB AaB LAABERNV AN cL heUUNOEEVYERDPESY .ve.ca oes ana.\" Organ recital at St.Andrew's Gordon Murray.a student ot Kenneth Gilbert and assistant organist of Queen Mary Road United Church, will give a recital at St.Andrew's Church on Sunday at 8.45 pm.Mr.Murray was born in Prince Edward Island and studied music at Mount Allison University for three years.He has appeared as piano soloist with the Halifax Symphony Orchestra.; The pregram on Sunday evening will include works by Frescobal- di, Sweelinck, Bach, Buxtehude and Mendelssohn.Pastor's wife to report on church union Mrs.R.Douglas Smith will take part in a dialogue sermon Sunday morning in Dominion- Douglas United Church on the meetings of the General Commission on Church Union between the Anglican.United and Church of Christ-Disciples churches held recently in Winnipeg.at which she was present.Definite progress has been made and she will tell of this in the MRS.R.DOUGLAS SMITH dialogue.There will be an opportunity for questions from the congregation as well.Last Wednesday a panel on drugs in three dimensions was held under the auspices of Unit 12 of the UCW.The panelists were Dr.Peter Benjamin, Mrs.Letitia Cox and Sgt.Det.Brian Hunter of the Westmount police.Ralph Harper acted as chairman.At the morning worship last UNITED DOMINION DOUGLAS Westmount Boulevard and Lansdowne Avenue Rev.R.Douglas Smith, BA.B.C.D.D Rev.JohnT P.Nichols.M.A.BD.11:00 a.m.Morning Worship Dialogue Sermon ANGLICAN \u2014 UNITED \u2014 DISCIPLES UNION Mrs.RD.Smith.who attended recent meetings of the General Commission will tell of progress which has been made.Questions will be received from the congregation Coffee time at noon Church School Crib Corner for infants.Organist and Choirmaster Mr Victor McCorry FLOWERS ALWAYS BRING COMFORT 4467 St Catherine St W.(Between Metcalfe & Meliville) Westmount) 933-2751 An inter-faith service will be held Sunday at 3 pm in St.Andrew\u2019s Church for Brownies, Guides and Rangers from West- mount, St.Henri and N.D.G.and for Cubs, Scouts and Venturers of the local district.This week, Feb.15 to 22, is Scout-Guide Week.Groups from the following West- mount churches and synagogues will be participating: Stanley Presbyterian, Dominion-Douglas United, St.Andrew's United, Shaar Hashomayim, Westmount Park United.Melville Presbyterian and St.Matthias Anglican, and from St.Leo\u2019s Academy.The cover of the leaflet which will be used at the service was designed by Andrea Jones of the 16th Brownie Pack at St.Andrew\u2019s.This annual observance marks the birthdays of the founders of the movement, Lord and Lady Baden Powell, and the 60th anniversary of the founding of the Girl Guide organization.A special feature of the service will be the Kairos Folksingers presentation, \u201cMy Country, My Cathedral\u2019.Over 20 flags will be carried in procession by representatives of the participating groups who will also renew their promises.There is a special Scout-Guide display in the Westmount Public Library.At the 11 am service St.Andrew's will welcome members of St.Matthias Anglican Church in the concluding part of an exchange of congregations.Members of St.Andrew's whose surnames begin with letters K to Y will attend the morning service at the St.Matthias.Mr.Kirker\u2019s sermon will be \u201cBelieving is Seeing\".Sunday.16 newly-elected elders were admitted to the session.Of this number.two were teenagers and two in the early 20s.\u2018Mind\u2019 topic of Scientists How to give brotherhood a firmer spiritual basis by understanding God as the source of all intelligence and purpose will be brought out at the services in the Christian Science churches this Sunday, in the reading of the week\u2019s lesson-sermon on the subject \u201cMind.\u201d Pertinent scripture will include this verse from Philippians: \u201cLook not every man on his own things, but every man also on the things of others.\u201d .A related passage from the denominational textbook will be: \u201cIt should be thoroughly understood that all men have one Mind.one God and Father.one Life.Truth.and Love.\u201d SERVICE MEASURED DA Collins INC.9610 SHERBROONE STREET, WEST St.Matthias recital this Sunday A rarely performed work of Henry , \u201cMy heart is inditing of a good matter,\u201d leads off a recital by the men\u2019s and boys\u2019 choirs of St.Matthias Church Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.Other numbers include \u2018\u2018Sal- vator Mundi\u201d by Blow; \u201cKomm, du Susse Todestunde, a cantata by Bach for counter-tenor, tenor, chorus with strings, continuo and two flutes, and \u2018\u201cO Lord, look down from Heaven\u201d by Battishill.Soloists are David Keeling, counter-tenor, a former choral scholar of St.John\u2019s College, Cambridge, and Canterbury Cathedral; Martin Dreyer, well- known Montreal tenor, and Barry Townson who will provide the continuo on a small portative organ owned by Gerald Wheeler, organist of Christ Church Cathedral.There will be a string orchestra.Conductor is to be Stephen A.Crisp, ARCO, organist and choirmast of St.Matthias.Shaar men sponsor service The Men\u2019s Association of Congregation Shaar Hashomayim of Westmount is sponsoring a Men\u2019s Association Sabbath Service on Saturday, Feb.28, at which time Cote St.Luc Mayor Samuel Mos- kovitch, QC founding president of the association, will address the congregation from the pupit.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat is the spiritual leader of the congregation.The special sabbath service of the more than 120-year-old synagogue will be dedicated to the Men's Association of which Jack Greenstein is president.in recognition of the valuable role it plays in the religious.cultural and social life of the congregation.Mayor Moskovitch is the first Jewish mayor of an incorporated city in the Province of Quebec and has had a distinguished career in Jewish communal life in Canada.being the recipient of a wide list of honors.Over 400 citizens attend Temple fellowship dinner The 43rd Annual Brotherhood Fellowship dinner meeting held on Monday evening marked Emanu-El to discuss Bill 62 Sabbath services will be held at Temple Emanu-El tomorrow evening, at 8:15 pm.Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Eternal Light.\u201d Oneg Shabbath and kiddush reception follows the worship in the community house, auspices Temple Sisterhood.Saturday morning at 11:30 am, Michael Teicher, BA will deliver a sermonette based on Torah portion.Sunday morning, at 9:45 am, the Home and School Association sponsors a breakfast meeting and a panel discussion on \u2018Bill 62 \u2014 A Challenge to the Community\u2019 to be held in the community house of the Temple.Moderator will be Mrs.Dorothy Frankel, past president, Quebec Federation, Home & School Associations.Participants include Dr.H.Rocke Robertson, principal and vice-chancellor, McGill University and Luca Verdicchio, president of the Montreal Council, Parent-Teacher Associations.All welcome to attend.Grade 6, 7 and 8 will hold a \u201cDayette\u201d\u201d of learning on Saturday commencing at 9:00 am.Theme: \u201cIsrael Today\".at which time the students will view the feature film, *\u2018 The Juggler\u2019.The festival of Purim which occurs on Sunday, March 22, will witness the annual Purim carnival and masquerade on Sunday morning.Parents are requested to help their children to come costumed for the masquerade which will precede the carnival.The annual Purim play will also be held on Sunday morning, and will be presented by members of the religious school staff and is under the direction of Bryan Bessner.The Book Lovers Forum holds it next review on Wednesday.at 2 pm.when Rev.Dr.Ru- BET 453 For Wedding Photographs You'll Always Cherish O'Neil's PHOTO STUDIOS 4921 Sherbrooke St.W.Suite 1 (Near Claremont) ® Theatrical e Commercial ® Passports eBar Mitzvahs Tel: 484-1527 another historic event in the calendar of Temple Emanu-El when over 400 leading citizens of the Montreal community came together to hear the guest speaker, Dr.Roger Gaudry, rector of the University of Montreal, deliver a provocative address on \u201cA Science Policy for Canada.\u201d Dr.H.J.Stern, in his remarks, pointed out while the world generally has partially been a failure, we cannot live without hope, and what gives us hope despite the difficulties is what took place on July 20, 1969, when man first stepped on the moon.This was made possible by team work \u2014 and surely the problems facing us, such as pollution moral and physical, campus dissent, the idolatry of language \u2014 all these can be overcome by team work.Dr.Stern paid tribute to Temple Brotherhood for its dynamic program of interfaith and better understanding.He spoke words of admiration for the guest speaker, the guest of honor, dolph J.Berlis, minister of the Church of St.Andrew and St.Paul, will review \u201cMary Queen of Scots\u2019\u201d by Lady Antonia Fraser.Presiding at the meeting: Mrs.Reuben Ginsberg; co chairman, Mrs.Robert Asch; presiding at the tea tables -\u2014 Mrs.J.F.B.Amsden, Mrs.Alex H.Hart, Mrs.Gustave G.Gray, Mrs.Bernard Bloomstone; hostesses Mesdames Abe Izen- berg, George Alexander, Charles Hyman, Myer Insky, Nathan Izenberg, Samuel Kramer, Pauline Marsh and Saul To- markin.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Feb.19th, 1970 - 7 125-year-old St.Stephen's elects office for year \u201870 The 125-year-old St.Stephen's Anglican Church, Dorchester boulevard west and Atwater avenue, elected its new officers for 1970 at a recent vestry meeting.Clergy of the familiar red-brick landmark are Rev.Canon H.St.Samuel Bronfman, and for Dr.H.Rocke Robertson.On behalf of the Temple and the Temple Brotherhood, Dr.Stern presented both the Citation of Merit and the Dr.Stern Award.He also presented a copy of the Jerusalem Bible containing the text both in Hebrew and English to the guest speaker.At the dinner, Robert Glay- mon, president of the Brotherhood, presided and the invocation was pronounced by Seymour Issenman, program chairman of the Brotherhood.C.Hilchey of St.James the Apostle, priest-in-charge of St.Stephen's, assisted by Rev.Lt.Col.George B.Fee and Rev.John Wright.Rector\u2019s warden for the coming year is Robert Byers; people's warden, Russell D.Hammond, and deputy warden, James Sinden.Eustache Tait, ACCO, is organist and choirmaster; Henry Walker, treasurer, and Mrs.James Sinden, vestry clerk.The parish council secretary is Mrs.Dora Robinson and church manager and chairman of sides- men, D.Medford.This year's delegates to synod of the diocese are H.Charles- worth and W.G.Moxley.The Church Army is represented by Capt.E.D.Payne and the church\u2019s lay readers are E.Alleyne and Mr.Hammond.) } Retain this coupon - valid for 1 year only ! 5m mme me mu ve AAA UPS\u201d \"Retain this coupon - Valid for 1 year only ! 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