The Westmount examiner, 26 février 1970, jeudi 26 février 1970

[" % >| Making not just your house but all of West Vol.XLIII, No.8 Fraud count brings man back here David Maltby, 23, who describes himself as a theatrical director and his address as Ste Anne de Bellevue, was picked up in Toronto by Westmount Police Friday and returned here to face charges of fraud by cheque.By concidence.the Westmount Police blotter has been dotted with an increased frequency of cheque frauds over the past week.local merchants being the victims.Maltby had turned himself in here in January on similar charges laid against him in New- market, Ont., where he was acquitted Fridav only to find a Westmount warrant awaiting him.Runner Up Who stole the hall runner from the lobby of the apartment house at 335 Clarke avenue?CANCER CAMPAIGNER: D.B.Peters, 598 Victoria avenue.is co-chairman.industrial division of the 1970 appeal of the Montreal section of the Canadian Cancer Society.Mr.Peters is senior vice-president.Montreal division, Bank of Montreal.The society's appeal campaign takes place this year from March 7 to 21.JAN-1ST «Qe CANADA, < 4 w a a > > fa 2 4 jar æ > = w = = œ ur * > ue eo = - 2D < Oo -d Nn J gl OD = u © += a * > Ww 0 us = o Westmount 215, P.Q., Thursday, Feb.\\2 6 SEEKING SUPPORT FOR 'Y oo Mer home 2 IN WESTMOUNT: Chairman of the Westmount division of the March 2-16 campaign of the YMCA is Steve Armstrong, (left) 1 Grove Park.A vice-chairman.with Lorne Webster.9 Murray avenue.is John Pepper, QC, (right) 3637 The Boulevard.The West- mount objective is $12,000.Last year 91 percent of an objective of $12.500 was achieved.HEADS CANCER DRIVE: Newly appointed president of the Westmount Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society is J.C.de Beaujeu, director for the Province of Quebec of the Canadian Scholarship Trust Foundation.Mr.de Beau- jeu lives at 201 Metcalfe avenue.He reports that helpers are needed.NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER By ERIC NEAL March to 7 Mainly sunny and mild each day, although nights are quite cold.Ideal week for sugaring-off parties.Ski conditions good everywhere.Bright, cold and windy with drifting now in middle of the week, then clouding for freezing drizzle and wet shows in the south, with thunder.Powder snow for the Laurentians and northern counties.Blustery gales probable.Temperature range: 5° to 40° to 45°F.Snow 3\" to 5\".$3,500 damage early morning in collision Approximately $3.500 damage was done to two cars, a woman passenger in each of which was injured, in a eollision shortly after midnight this morning at Atwater avenue and Dorchester boulevard west.A 1969 Volvo driven by Roy Duncan.28, of Greenfield Park was proceeding south on Atwater and collided with the 1963 Mercury of Gaston Bougie, 36.of Montreal.who was going west on Dorchester.Miss Diane Desjardin of La- Salle, in the Volvo, and Mrs.Bougie were taken to the Montreal General Hospital in a passing taxi for treatment of injuries described as slight.HEADS BUILDERS: New president of the Montreal Construction Association is Charles E.Parish, ED, BEng, 666 Victoria avenue.He is vice-president of Pentagon Construction (1966) Co.Ltd.and a former commanding officer of the Canadian Grenadier Guards.1970 P 0: o CLATUEr UT 27 Furnace trouble showing increase The Westmount Fire Brigade had a particularly busy week in terms of number of calls.Increasing in frequency is the number of alarms related to furnaces out of kilter \u2014 experienced frequently about this time in a severe winter when equipment has been running hard and is becoming in need of servicing.Heart attack fear causes cars\u2019 crash A woman from Piedmont who said she panicked when she thought she was having a heart attack, ran through a red light while driving her 1969 Chevelle south on Victoria avenue early Tuesday afternoon and was in a collision with a 1970 Oldsmobile.The two hardtops between them suffered $2,500 damage.Mrs.R.P.Fleischman said she suddenly couldn't breathe.felt a tightness in her chest.Proceeding west at the time was Mrs.Philip Bland of 3033 Sherbrooke street west.iE FEDERATE APPEALER: Chairman of one of the two corporations divisions of the 1970 Federated Appeal of Greater Montreal is J.Page R.Wadsworth, 44 Ro- semount avenue, vice-pre- sident of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce.Corporations canvassing is expected to be completed by March 15 and $3.377.000 1s sought.City nips wor With spring officially less than a month away, West- mout will be going into the season of capital works with the smallest program since the depression days of the 1930s.City Manager Noman Dawe told The Examiner this week that only $276,600 is budgetted for capital items in 1970, as part of the drive to hold expenses as tight as possible.Last year there was approximately $900,000 spent in this category.Not only is the city not going on a buying splurge.It is expected that the regular appropriations of various city departments will not allow for much in the way of public works or expansion of services.Normal street maintenance will be carried out, but on the same or even less of a nominal scale as seen last summer.No major work on thoroughfares is planned, he said.There is one area, however.which could take up the slack for city works employees \u2014 but Mr.Dawe emphasized that no decisions have yet been taken.As the result of last week's decision by city council not to enter into a rigid contract at this time with the Quebec Housing Corporation to implement West- mount\u2019s urban renewal scheme \u2014 which continues in law and in existence \u2014 there is a possibility that some of the renewal work planned in that program might be undertaken.The central portion of the scheme, St.Antoine street.is of course off for the present.at least until a major developer appears.However, the renewal program called for a general rehabilitation of many other streets in the zone south of St.Catherine street.Council may decide to implement some of this work this year.Unless it does, there is some very real prospect of layoffs in the months ahead for works employees once the preoccupations of winter's snow are past.Quiet council meeting seen; by-laws awaited A less than exciting March statutory meeting of Westmount City Council is in prospect for Monday evening.It is unlikely that two bylaws, for which notices of motion were given at last week's mid- month meeting, will be ready to be proceeded with.One is to implement the city\u2019s own public housing scheme and the other a revised loan by-law, potentially up to $4,313,300, to enable the city to \u2018\u2018go it alone\u2019 in its urban renewal program.The housing awaits considerable ground work, gathering updated information under Quebec Housing Corporation require ments.The renewal business is basically simple arithmetic \u2014 adding the federal and provincial grants, now foregone, to the city\u2019s share and subtracting the St.Antoine street portion of the project over which the city broke off contract talks with QHC \u2014 but the implications are such that city council may want to study the program further before seeking authority for an enlarged sumunder present economic conditions.Mayor Peter M.McEntyre is expected to render a report on Tuesday's first regular meeting of the Montreal Urban Community council, which had a hefty agenda thrown at it by the powerful executive committee.Many of the suburban mayors, including Mr.McEntyre, are known not to be too happy about the prospect of becoming rubber stamps for the executive, specially when regular meetings of the Community's council are scheduled for only once every two months.They well may wish to question proposed steps and even (continued on page 15) 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Feb.26th, 1970 UREA LTH FOR THE MOST IN RENTAL VALUE IN TOWN.A LOT MORE IN RENTAL VALUE The luxury 17-storey Monkland Towers in \"Montreal's West End, now offers you\u2014 © Doorman service ® Quality wall-to-wall carpets ® Sun drapes on all windows\u2014as well asi An unsurpassed view from your patio-size balcony.ONE & TWO BEDROOM SUITES] 2 bathrooms with 2 bedrooms Year-round pool Saunas and sundeck Cable and closed circuit TV Intercom system Fireproof and sound-conditiened Excellent transportation and close to shopping Telephone: 487-6811, 9 a.m.- 6 p.m.489-6211, 6 p.m.- 9 p.m.4311 OLD ORCHARD Local Cubs mark Week with camp Twenty-eight Westmount District Wolf Cubs and eight leaders began celebrating Scout/Guide Week by attending a weekend camp at Camp Jackson Dodds, located near Joliette.Everyone arrived at camp at 10:30 am to enjoy the remainder of the weekend participating in an interesting program of hikes and games.The following Cubs attended: First Westmount Pack: Gregory Bates.Bruce Dorey, Rupert Hoefmayer, Daniel Hoefmayer, Alfred Lamaitre, Sean Marrett, Bruce De La Ronde, Michael Sendbuehler, Hazen Sise and Philip Tyndale.Second Westmount Pack: Graham Thom and Mark Bowles.St.Leo's Pack: Joseph Milne, Conner O'Brien, John O'Brien and Dominic Vocisano.St.Matthias Pack: Michael Ferrabee, Andrew Fitzgerald and Richard Graham.Shaar Hashmayim Pack: Marc Brett, Richard Diamond and David Paltiel.Westmount Park Pack: Robert Dunlop and Eric Yule.The leaders who made this trip possible were: Ian Gardiner, Cub- master of First Westmount Pack; Mr.and Mrs.Peter Payan and Mrs.Gloria Jackson, Cubmaster and Assistants of the Shaar Hashomayim Pack: Miss Donna Gunnell, Cubmaster of St.Leo\u2019s Pack.and Don Lewis, an interested parent: David Joseph and Miss Robbin Warren, friends of Scouting.Westmount District will be holding another weekend camp in mid May, specially for Sixers.ANA ON NL Once again collectors of Czechoslovak postage stamps living in this country are invited to participate in the 7th annual philatelic poll.sponsored by the editors of the Czecholovak daily Pigeon Big St UCI Mlada Fronta, \u201cFor the best Czechoslovak postage stamp of 1969.\" This year there are only two questions to answer: 1) Which single Czechoslovak stamp issued in 1969 do you like best and why?BRITISH ier ILS 2) Which complete set of Czechoslovak postage stamps issued in 1969 do you like best and why?THINK THINKING - REAL ESTATE?- ROYAL TRUST MONTREAL'S LARGEST MLS BROKER BUYING - SELLING - FINANCING NOW CENTRALLY LOCATED SHERBROOKE AT GREENE 932-2936 SERVING: WESTERN MONTREAL - WESTMOUNT HAMPSTEAD - N.D.G.- MONTREAL WEST COTE ST.LUC - COTE DES NEIGES 4145 SHERBROOKE WEST 932-2936 Everyone answering the two questions will receive a special graphic sheet highlighting the winning postage stamp.providing that a self-addressed envelope and an International Reply Coupon are enclosed with the answers.The replies to this poll should be mailed without delay to: Messrs.Mlada Fronta, c/o J.P.Krouman, Panska 8, Prague 1.Czechoslovakia.so that they arrive no later than March 31.In keeping with previous years.the Cuban ministry of communications issued a series of postage stamps dedicated to \u2018Christmas 1969-1970.\u201d Dec.1.1969, was the date of issue for the three miniature sheets in the values of 1, 3 and 13 cents, compris- ing 15 stamps.Printing was by multicolor offset on chrome paper unwatermarked and portray flowers.Each sheet is comprised of five stamps.each a different design.TETE TTC TUTO TTC VTTSVUY ed) SLOLLALAALLDL SAL DAS AAAS SSS LASS Sl Crown agents news British Virgin Islands: A new definitive series on Feb.16 in 1 Coin, stamp show set for March 8 The next regular monthly Mount Royal Coin and Stamp Show will be held on Sunday March 8, from 10 am to 10 pm in the Sheraton Room of the Sheraton Mount Royal Hotel.Dealers from all over Canada will be present to exhibit, buy, sell and exchange.U.S.currency consisting of 17 stamps in value from the Yc - $5.depicting ships from the 16th century to date, familiar to the islands.The stamps were printed by multicolor lithography on paper with the C.A.Block watermark.It is a very attractive looking set: however, my only complaint is the face value of over $12.This puts it out of the reach of many of our younger collectors.St.Lucia.À new definitive series consisting of 14 stamps illustrating many of the facets of the island\u2019s popular tourist attractions.was issued Feb.1.The stamps range in value from lc \u2014 $5 and were printed by multicolor litho process.Considering that the values are in West Indian currency.this gives the set a face TUTETYTETEUUVTUT o has value of approximately $6 U.S.St.Christopher - Nevis - Anguilla: \u201cPiracy\u201d is the theme for a new definitive series issued Feb.1.The 15 stamps.ranging in value from }zc \u2014 $5 W.I.currency, were printed by multicolor lithography on paper with the C.A.Block watermark.Papua & News Guinea: Four STL LIC foi milestones spanning 3,000 years of Papua and New Guinea's historic past are depicted on the 25 four stamps.National Heritage Stamp Issue, released Feb.Il.The stamps were printed by mul- ticolor photogravure by Helio Courvoisier S.A, and I must state that better judgment has been shown with this issue by keeping the face value within a modest range.Visit the MOUNT ROYAL COIN & STAMP SHOW Louis Goldsmith, director Sessions held monthly at the SHERATON MOUNT ROYAL HOTEL Sheraton Room - Mezzanine NEXT SHOW - SUNDAY, MARCH 8th 10 A.M.to 10P.M.Apr.12 May 10 June 7 July 5 Aug.2 Sept.6 Many dealers to serve you.Buy - Sell - Exchange © Admission FREE e APOLLO 11 MOON MEDAL FREE TO FIRST 50 PEOPLE TO PRESENT THIS AD 866-4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS'N de, IOUN T The following building permits were issued at Westmount City Hall during the past week: Feb.18 487 Sherbrooke: for Mrs.S.Rosen by P.O.Laporte Plumbing, shut-off valve for cooking range.$20.482 Roslyn: for Dr.H.Z.Hol- linger by Leonard J.Weber Construction and Kemco Ltd.Plumbing, alterations and plumbing, residence and doctor's office.$32.- 800: Feb.23 44 Aberdeen: for H.Wagner.no contractor as yet named, alterations for bedroom.bathroom and kitchenette in basement.$1.500.HANDYMAN Eliminate Alri .XH By BILLIE PER av AL Lunchtime activities Recently a program of lunchtime activities was launched whereby there will be records played every lunch hour in the auditorium on Wednesdays and Fridays and free films Tuesdays and Thursdays.Their continuance throughout the year depends upon the support given to them by the student body.Ciné-Classic \u201cAdventures of Huckleberrv Finn was shown to Ciné-Classic members Wednesday at 3.30 in the auditorium.Lunchtime theatre A recital is to be presented today, Thursday.on \u2018Modern Russian Poetry\u201d by lan de Voy.He has performed previously on Westmount's stage in plays with CCC Productions.Philosophy course Dr.Carter.a professor at Sir George Williams University.Tuesday led a session of this course under the topic of \u2018\u2019Contemporary Modern Philosophy.\u201d Attendance must improve if this course is to resume next year.Driver education Westmount High students take to the roads again as the second Driver Education Course of the year began Tuesday.FLASH! Gigantic 2-Price SALE AT THE TURNABOUT SHOP Continues Until Feb.28 Thursday-Friday-Saturday Special: 2 fer 1 March 3: Spring will be in full swing at the Turnabout Shop 386 Victoria Ave., Westmount - 488-8262 Te TOI | © Plomberie e Chauffage \u201c© Creusage 5 JEUNE © Plumbing ® Heating ® Digging COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.206 Olivier Ave.Westmount 935-1189 24 Hour Service Thursday, Feb.26th, 1970 - 3 WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN\u2019S WE.3-4046 Estate Pieces Purchased ESTABLISHED 1899 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.Westmount spoofed tomorrow night in Channel 6 \u2018Assassins\u2019 TV bit =.Dennis Donovan's \"The W.A.G.,\u201d\u2019 directed by Jack Nixon-Browne, includes (above) Paul Soles, Gerard Parkes, Gillie Fenwick, Maurice Podbrey, Ted Fellows, James Tapp, Wally Martin and Terence G.Ross.Westmount.with its popular image as the antithesis of se paratist Québec and as hometown of the heads of Canadian.Québec and Montreal business.comes in for a spoofing on Channel 6's CBMT tomorrow night at 10:30 o'clock.The listings show Friday evening\u2019s half-hour Teleplay title s \u201cThe WAG.\u201d - not likely to excite local interest unless it is realized that the initials stand for \u2018\u2018 Westmount Assassins Group.Purse snatch try abortive robbery A purse-snatch became an abortive robbery with violence last Thursday evening when two youths grabbed a woman's handbag in front of 4201 des Maisonneuve boulevard west, striking her in the process.then dropped the purse as they ran away \u2014 getting nothing for their pains except their descriptions on the West- mount Police wanted list.Headquarters tor @ TIE UE\u201d Tape Recorders ILI] Bis Tv LI ALES & id RI 88-4161 thenne La pT] LIE TER] 140, \u2018 (Second week running our garden suburb has figured in CBMT script-writing.Last Wednesday night another TV fixture, Comedy Crackers, had some references to Westmount's weekly newspaper.This, we were told by a number of callers who know that on that night we are engaged, not in watching TV but in getting out Westmount's weekly newspaper).\u201cThe W.A.G.\u201d has one of those light CBC plots which doesn't lead anywhere in particular and, in this instance, has no particular message.So inept are the Westmount business men in the field of plotting that they import an Irish revolutionary to build them an explosive device while they can't agree on a target.Their professional hireling isn't much help \u2014 he gets drunk and ends up blowing up the plotters\u2019 building.As a member of the cast described it to us: \u201cSocial implications, nil.\u201d NPA, NN \u2018MOVING TO TORONTO\" VINCE ALARY | By Former Town of Mount Royal and * \u2026 Westmount .¢/o H.KEITHLTD., REALTOR 3835 SHEPPARD AVE.EAST, AGINCOURT, TORONTO, ONT.PHONE: 416-291-7541 PHONE OR WRITE Building Contractor. THE WESTMOUNT Examiner Making net just your house but all of Westmount your hame Published Every Thursday by J.W.Sancton & Sons 4630 St.Catherine Street West Westmount 215, P.Q.Editorial Accounting Circulation Display Advertising Departments 932-3157 Classified Advertising 8.30 a.m.to 5 p.m.weekdays (To 10.00 p.m.Mondays and Tuesdays) 931-7511 The Examiner aims to be an inde; lent, clean new per year: $2.00 service.Mail Subscriptions: $3.r for the home, devoted to public f year.Ten cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebec Weekly Newspapers Association, Second class mail registration number 1760 4 - Thursday, Feb.26th, 1970 Single police phone would be mistake Adoption of a single police phone number for Montreal Urban Community municipalities may, to some, appear logical.But for a number of the cities and towns surrounding the big central city it could prove one of the unhappier consequences of metropolitan integration.Westmount is a prime example of a prospective loser in the scheme.Here we take great pride and comfort in the total \u2018\u2018public safety\u201d concept of both our police and fire protection.No incident or fear relayed to our public safety department is passed over as unimportant.What's more, the relatively compact size of Westmount, in both area and population, assures our police and fireman having an intimate knowledge of their territory and the people they protect.It would not be too bad if the idea of a single island-wide emergency number was to be merely a switchboard operation \u2014 though even this would interpose another voice and delay, however small.in a Westmount citizen's call getting through to a West: mount officer.However, as we understand it the plan amounts to a total integration of communications.And we think that is for the birds.Not to take away from Montreal's police and fire efficiency.It's just that we know ours \u2014 and some of our neighboring cities \u2014 is a whole lot better.It is the seeming little attentions given our citizens which are particularly appreciated and valuable.If Montreal's norms are to be applied, we shall no longer get the service we now enjoy.In the name of efficiency?No.Empire-building.Mayor McEntyre, as our representative on the Community council, will have many questions to ask concerning barely-consulted plans and actions of the executive com- mittee, the security council and other agencies of the Community as they proliferate.This emergency phone bit deserves his highest priority.Prejudice wanes with affluence Prejudice, it has been asserted, has no preserves.It is found everywhere.Yet we have another.perhaps unpopular, view for this, 1970 Bortherhood Week.The Canadian Council of Christans and Jews, its sponsors.may not agree.Nor may some of our readers.Stated briefly, our minor Examiner Law states: Prejudice tends to decrease with affluence.We realize that this statement may class us by some as a minor, perhaps a major, bigot: \u201cprejudice of money or wealth,\u201d we can hear it said.Lest we retort about prejudice of the underdog, please hear our premise.Westmount is a pretty good example of what we mean.This city has no ghettoes, where persons of one or another particular race or creed concentrate.People \u2018\u2018arrive\u201d in Westmount.making their homes where their means alone dictate.They or their parents may have struggled to get here, and in the process they have shed the dominant markings of their origin.If they retain distinctions to qualify their Canadianism it generally is quiet pride in being Scottish, or Jewish, or French, or whatever.: But it is not something flaunted.fussed over or, contrarywise, hidden and glossed over.Affluence or even just good middle-class comfort sublimates distinctions.There is, besides, no one to \u201cblame\u201d for ones misfortune \u2014 and if you are not blaming the \u2018\u2018Wasps,\u201d \u2018The Jews\u2019 or \u201cThe French\u201d and, instead, living peacefully and happily beside them, you have removed much of your prejudice if it ever existed.\u201cTwas not ever thus here in Westmount.We have just been - elsewhere.Thirty-five Years Ago Feb.22, 1935 There didn\u2019t seem to be much ill feeling between youngsters and policemen in Westmount 35 years ago.\u201cOf all the civic characters in Westmount, there is probably none more popular with the kiddies of the city than William Maxwell, familiarly known as \u201cMac\u201d or \u201cBill.\u201d \u201cA genial character, who takes his duties as they come, he will lend a hand to the youngster whose scarf needs tightening or whose coat needs to be rebuttoned with the same grace and aplomb that come to his aid in untangling the average domestic or civic difficulties that pop up in any municipality.\u201d Twenty-five Years Ago Feb.23, 1945 It seems that teenagers have found their identity in the last 25 years.In 1945, we offered these words of wisdom.\u201cBonita Granville of the movies offers a good cue to girls who wish to skip the so- called awkward age.Bonita suggests simply: be your age: do not try to appear younger or older than you are.A teenager is neither a woman or a child.The notion that she must be one or the other is out of date.\u201d Fifteen Years Ago February 25, 1955 \u2018Rotary Week was declared in the City of Westmount on Monday in a proclamation by Mayor James A De Lalanne.The city proclaimed the week in honor of Rotary\u2019s 50th anniversary.\u201cDeclaring Rotary Week, the mayor said in such anxious times as these it is comforting to know that there exist influencial organizations, such as Rotary International.\u2018The Rotary Club of Westmount has been established for 25 years and its record of service to others is an enviable one.\u201d the mayor said.\u201d Five Years Ago February 26.1965 It was five years ago that recalling with a colleague.who happens to be Roman Catholic.that in her girlhood the YMCA was regarded as out of bounds for her \u2014 though she has fond memories of \u2018the best dances in Westmount\u201d there.And back in the 20s.the great thing for kids hereabouts were the Friday night movies in the church halls of both St.Matthias and St.Andrews \u2014 at both of which our Jewish pal felt unwelcome.For our part.we hadn't been inside a Westmount synagogue until adulthood: it was one of Temple Emanu-El's early Fellowship dinners.of the same series as held last week.Perhaps we should be editorializing about the undeniable prejudice and bigotry which exists, in Westmount and But we prefer to suggest that, rather, we have come a long way along the inter-faith and inter-racial trail.our M.P.Q.J.RICHARD HYDE also says.Québec opening The fifth and obviously the last session of the present Québec Legislature opened on Tuesday with minor changes in procedure but with every indication of an early general election.Premier Bertrand himself de- preparatory work was started on the Westmount Square and Alexis Nihon Plaza complexes.\u201cDemolition of buildings located on the site where the Westmount Centre (now Westmount Square) complex will be built is almost complete.\u201cThis week the wrecking crews started on some buildings fronting on St.Catherine Street while other buildings nearby were still occupied by tenants.\u201d - \u201cExcavation work at the old Atwater Ball Park site of the West End Plaza (now the Alexis Nihon Plaza) may begin at any time.\u201d \u201cA spokesman for the project said this week that workmen are still preparing the site.At present levelling and lining work is being done.\u201d Oliver speaks Dr.Michael K.Oliver, 631 Grosvenor avenue.academic vice-principal of McGill University.is the speaker at the St.James Literary Society Tuesday a 8:15 pm at the Windsor Hotel on \u2018McGill in the Community.\u201d Free films Color films.to be shown free.are scheduled Wednesday evening at 8:15 o'clock at the Atwater Library on New Zealand, provided by the N.Z.Trade Commissioner.Carroll named Lovel C.Carroll.QC.4379 Westmount avenue.is a director of the new Quebec Deposit Insurance Board, it has been announced in Quebec.Pulls sled Robert Brault, 136 Irvine avenue, a third-year Arts student at Loyola of Montreal, was one of the Theta Sigma fraternity members to pull the winning sleigh.to victory recently in the Loyola Carnival human dogsled race.Get grants The Westmount Public Library again this year has received a provincial government grant of $20,000, it has been announced in Quebec.The Atwater Library gets $10,000.Some 112 library in the province received $1,037,000.Cheques bounce\u2019 In December a woman rented a TV from Teletronics Corp.Ltd., 4888 Sherbrooke street west.She subsequently came back and purchased a stereo.She has since moved, with TV and stereo.And her cheques have come back livered what has been expected to be a \u201cstate of the nation\u201d speech and proposed himself the customary address of thanks to the Lieu- tenant-Governor for the inaugural or throne speech.- Those who may have expected that the premier would take advantage of the altered procedure, and the first sitting of the house in 1970, to paint a broad picture of what the government hopes and plans for Québec throughout the new decade, were doémed to disappointment.In actual fact his speech was simply a warmed- over version of the partisan political speech which he made Sunday to the party faithful in Montreal and who paid $50 each for the privilege.Changes The first part dealt with the changes in procedure upon which all parties had previously agreed.He then proceeded to an enumeration of what he considered to be the accomplishments of the present government over the past four years.He ended by a bitter attack on all the opposition parties and in particular against the Liberals with whom he included the Federal Government which, according to Mr.Bertrand, must take the blame for all the problems facing Québec today.The order paper of the as sembly contained an enumeration of some 30 bills, many of which were left unfinished from the last session.Bill No.1, entitled \u2018\u2018An Act to Amend the Election Act,\u201d was introduced and read for the first time.This, of course, does not necessarily mean that the government considers it to be the first priority among the new bills! New legislation announced, includes the Medical Insurance Act (Medicare), a Consumer Protection Act and Air Pollution Act.but details of these bills will not be known until the Government decides to table them.The speech of Mr.Bertrand was perhaps most remarkable for its failure to recognize the many and urgent problems facing our, province, particularly in the area of education, employment and the economy in general.Bill 62 out Bill 62 was not even mentioned.It is perhaps understandable that up to now the premier has left his minister of education to deal with and to explain the government's stand on this bill However, after the unprecedented controversy and the objections raised from every level and area of Québec society.surely this speech at this time was the ideal occasion for Mr.Bertrand to set out clearly what his government has in mind and to reassure the public and in particular English Québecers, that their doubts and fears no longer have any reason to persist and to state clearly how he proposes to foster an atmosphere where all can work together for the common good of our young people in their schools.One thing clearly emerges from the premier\u2019s speech, and that is that he has left himself wide open to attack on many fronts by the new leader of the opposition, who is to make his reply tonight. ee\u201d Hs clean-up times at Unity Boys Club It's the \u201cDon\u2019t wait for Spring.do it now\u201d spirit at Unity.A giant clean-up, fix-up, paint-up campaign is on and many old materials that have sat in boxes in the cupboard for years are now in a garbage dump.Old costumes from the theatrical supplies are also accompanying the old boxes at the dump.The members are really enjoying the fix-up Unity Campaign and it's really spreading spring fever with the big clean-up week program throughout our Club.They are scrubbing down shelves and cupboards: they are washing cutlery.plates, glasses.and are tidying storage places, and putting up - new paintings.pictures and articles of interest throughout the Club.We are most grateful to Mr.Descoteaux and many other people from Imperial Tobacco Com- The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week.Feb.17 5:45 pm: 6i9 Clarke.locked in bathroom: .7:14 pm: 489 Victoria, oil spillage on road: Feb.18 child 7:20 am: 4160 Dorchester smell of gas; - 8:24 am: 15 Surrey Gardens.furnace trouble; 9:01 am: 481 Strathcona, ne lights in house, Light Dept.crew working at rear on arrival; Feb.19 6:33 am: 4998 de Maisonneu- ve.seized motor; 8:47 am: 437 Argyle, major fire call, mutual aid assisted.elderly man asphyxiated: (see p.1, last week\u2019s Examiner) 1:27 pm: 65 Thornhill.smell of gas; Feb.20 9:21 am: Rear of 4854 Sherbrooke, car on fire; 11:00 am: 4350 St.Catherine.(Westmount High School) false alarm; 11:11 am: 11 Cote St.Antoine.(St.Paul's Academy) false alarm: 3:35 pm: 2112 Claremont.(Montreal) defective furnace; 9:40 pm: 441 and 437 Argyle.odor of burnt wood (re.previous day\u2019s fire) Feb.21 8:40 pm: 519 Clarke, lint in clothes dryer smouldering: Feb.22 4:50 pm: 222 Melville.black smoke from chimney: Feb.23 1:23 pm: 656 Lansdowne, fuel leak under furnace: 11:23 pm: 103 Cote St.Antoine.black smoke from chimney: Feb.24 4:13 am: 4300 de Maisonneu- - ve.boiler trouble; 9:16 am: 250 Kensington.unnecessary call: 9:56 am: 655 Victoria, section of furnace ruptured.pany, which gave the club a very generous donation of .tables.chairs, footstools and cabinets.The Unity Committee of Activities will meet every Tuesday at 9 am.On their agenda is a plan to increase the teenage membership.- \u201cThe Mod Squads\u201d - a group club \u2014 are having a pyjama party the first week in March.In the planning is a visit to the Planetarium.Drama A group of drama enthusiasts have \u2018come together\u201d and are organizing a dramatics night.David Bourgoin has written a play which he plans to direct with the group.Auditions for parts will be held Friday the 27th.On March 4, a group of 15 boys of ages 9 to 13 will be taken on a tour of the rifle range at the Westmount Police station.The results of the \u2018World Football Championship of the Fred Davis dies; longtime resident A former resident of West- mount who resided at 114 Abbott avenue for 40 years, died ,last week.He was Fred G.Davis.chief accountant of Canadia National Steamships for 45 years until his retirement two years ago.since when he was employed by March Shipping.Mr.Davis attended the Old Queen's School and Westmount High School.He was a member of the Lachine Rowing Club and the MAAA.He is survived by his wife, the former Phyllis Best, and a sister.Mrs.C.Black of Ormstown.Interment was in Saint John, N.B.Or torn If plumbing\u2019s acting Up like crazy Call us ut =:.ce Now don't be lazy.JOHN WATSON (QUEBEC) LTD.Wm.Hartley Barber, President PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service & Quotations on request 368 VICTORIA AVE.487-1760 Week\u201d game was Old Weird Harold,\u201d 28, and Jr.Barnes, 21.Touchdowns.for \u201cOld Weird Harold's\u201d team were made by Aubrey Christopher, David Va- siliauskas, Doug.Chandler and Kenny Grant.The \u201cJr.Barnes\u201d team scoring lead was John Se- The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Feb.26th, 1970 - 5 nez with two touchdowns.Richard Chandler also scored for the losers.The \u201cWorld Buck Buck Championship\u201d was won by \u201cOld Weird Harold.\" He defeated **Jr.Barnes.\u201d « Tonight at 7:00 \u201cThe World Medival Basket Ball Championship\u201d will be fought.All members and the general community are invited to attend.No admission will be charged.NEXT STOP & a) 58 3 C FS p AN D [Es ° i ARN) ph - Se pp US pa D J 3 0 Plus PRE EASTER BONUS BUYS ONLYAT THE SQUARE o Free indoor parking with validation A St.Catherine St.W., Greene Ave., De Maisonneuve Bivd,, Wood Ave, \\ ° .chic, new arrivals of Spring fashions pour Madame et Monsieur, .exciting Easter gift ideas for the entire family, SERA CID 75750 OLE uses ine ie >) XO © .By the train load! Look for them in stores displaying the Bonus Train Sign Is () PEE EASTER EGGS FOR THE KIDDIES ov Hl GALERIES WESTMOUNT SQUARE \u201cNothing like it anywhere\u201d RAA NN A NN A WN ; \\) CI at ATC 3 Direct Metro Entrance .\u2026.delightful N \u201chome accessory\u201d Bre items from around 4 h rid.A the world  od 2 >) I £ se tA (obey) Je CO LE NE NS (A AT Le 5 6 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Feb.26th, 1970 NI) LUTHERAN ANGLICAN ANGLICAN EVANGELICAL ST.STEPHEN'S ST.MATTHIAS LU THERAN DORCHESTER and ATWATER Cote St.Antoine Road CHURCH Eustace Tait, A.R.C.C.0.Organist and Choir Director OF THE LENT 111 REDEEMER 10:30 a.m.Mattins 285 Clarke Ave, Westmount Lt Col.G.B.Fee Rey.Helmut Saabas For information call: Miss Lydia Eibich \u2014 Organist Sunday, March 1st m.Senior Sunday School and Bible Class a Mr.D.Medford \u2014 486-2812 30 a.m.The Service, Jr.S.5.and Nursery We Welcome You 1 Mrs.D.Robinson \u2014 931-1172 or UNITED AIN T9 1:34 1045 WESTMOUNT 101 Côte St.Antoine Road, Sun.11 a.m.- \"On Being a Radical\" Nursery, Crib Corner, Church School Coffee Time Illustrated talk: C.Hargreaves 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.WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH (UNITED) Lansdowne Ave.and Majsonneuve Bivd.Rev.H.Ray Ashford, Minister Mr.Christopher Jackson, Organist 11:00 a.m.REV.MELVIN RALPH At Noon: The Coffee hour Welcome to All at Church Hill Canon J.N.Deidge The Rev.W.L.Chatterton LENT IN 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 9:30 a.m.Mattins \u2014 Sermon: The Rector 11:00 a.m.Choral Eucharist - Sermon: The Rector 11:00 a.m.Church School, Nursery.Crub Corner Wednesday: 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion 10:30 a.m.Study Group 8:00 p.m.LENT FORUM Dimensions of the Church of the 70's \u2018\u2019The Church and the Indians of Canada\u201d Speaker \u2014 Miss June Delisle Stephen Crisp, AR.CU,, Organist and Choirmaster CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Corner of Wood and Maisonnenve, Westmount The Rev'dK.G.Rutter The Rev'd Canon B.Lindsay LENT lil 8:00 a.m.The Holy Eucharist 10:30 a.m.Sung Eucharist HOLY EUCHARIST DURING THE WEEK 7:00 a.m.Tuesday 9:30 a.m.Wednesday 8:00 a.m.Friday Organist: Mr.Paul Crawford SYNAGOGUE Temple Emanu-El 4100 Sherbrooke St.W., Dr.Harry J.Stern, Senior Rabbi Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone, Cantor Herman K.Gottlieb.SABBATH SERVICES Friday evening, February 27th at 8:15 o'clock RABBI -BLOOMSTONE will speak on \"The Calf of Gold.\u201d Saturday morning, Feb 28th at 11:30 o'clock sermonette by Mr.Michael Teicher based on Torah postion.SCHOOL FOR ADULTS CLOSING BREAKFASTMEETING Sunday morning, March Ist at 9:45 a.m.- Mr.Samuel Sorin, Executive Director Y.M.-Y W.H.A will speak on \u201cThe Jewish Future - Fact or Fiction.\u201d RELIGIOUS SCHOOL High School Department \u2014 Saturday mornings at 9:30: Junior School - Sunday Mornings at 9:30; Daily Hebrew School - Monday thru Thursday afternoons commending at 4:00 p.m.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.COMMUNION SERVICE \"BEYOND THE CALL OF DUTY\" Rev.J.Frank Patch 7:30 p.m.ST.DAVID'S SOCIETY & SALEM WELSH CONGREGATION \"THE WORLD OF SONG\u201d Rev.T.Elgar Roberts.Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.Sunday School: 9:45 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, WESTMOUNT 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Lesson-Sermon Subject: CHRIST JESUS Golden Test: Luke 19:10.The Son of man is come to seek and to save that which was lost.11.00 a.m.Church- Service 11.00 a.m.Sunday Schooi 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.UNITARIAN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) 11:00 AM.\"TRIBUTE TO BERTRAND RUSSELL\u201d 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.1ith, 1970 Lakeshore Unitarian Church 14 Cedar Ave., Pointe Claire 9:30and 11:15a.m.NORTHSHORE FELLOWSHIP 1-9th Ave Roxboro 8:00 p.m.14 church women prepare world prayer day service A committee consisting of 14 women from the different churches of Westmount met recently at the Church of the Ascension of our Lord with Mrs.F.H.Ditchburn, area chairman, to lay plans for the observance of the Women's World Day of Prayer, which will take place this year on Friday, March 6, at 2 pm in Westmount Park United \u2018Church, de Maisonneuve and Lansdowne.It was arranged that the six leaders in the service would be Mrs.F.H.Ditchburn of Ascension, Mrs.L.R.Bouchette of Melville Presbyterian, Mrs.M.D.Loucks of St.Andrew\u2019s United.Miss A.de la Mirande of St.Leo's, Mrs.R.B.Kerr of Church of the Advent and Mrs.W.J.Marchant of St.Matthias.Treasurer is Mrs.E.A.S.Executive St.Andrew's speaker A business executive will relate his experiences as an advisor to the textile industry in Brazl at the midweek service of St.Andrews Church next Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.An active member of this West- mount congregation.Clifford Hargreaves spent several months living and working in an isolated part of the South American nation His report on this assignment with Canadian Executive Service Overseas will be illustrated with color slides.The public is cordially invited.At the regular 11 am service thi Sunday.Rev.E.A.Kirker will give a sermon entitled \u2018On Being a Radical.\u201d Howard Pye.chairman of the new administrative board.will present a brief progress report on the recent church reorganization and outline plans for the coming months.A coffee period will give visitors and membes of the church opportunity to meet following the service.BA Collins UNITED DOMINION DOUGLAS Westmount Boulevard and Lansdowne Avenue Rev.R.Douglas Smith, B.A., B.C., D.D Rev.John T.P.Nichols, M.A.B.D.\"11:00 a.m.Morning Worship Sermon: \"DISTURBED?\u2014 or course!\u201d Rev.John T.P.Nichols Coffee time at noon Church School Crib Corner for infants.Remember World Day ot Prayer.Friday.March 6th - Westmount Park Church Organist and Choirmaster Mr.Victor McCorry INC.5610 SHERBROOKE STREET, WEST Reid of Stanley Presbyterian, responsible for publicity is Mrs.George M.McGinn of he Lutheran Church of the Redeemer; soloist will be Mrs.John Munroe and the speaker Mrs.Captain John Wilder of the Salvation Army.The theme for this service.\u201cTake Courage,\u201d was chosen and developed by a group of five women.a housewife from Egypt, a social worker from Guyana, a teacher from India, and a church worker from the Philippines and from the United States.\u2018Disturbed\u2019 D-D subject Sunday morning in Dominion- Douglas United Church, Rev.John T.P.Nichols\u2019 sermon topic will be \u2018Disturbed?\u2014 of Course!\u201d Scientist topic is Jesus Christ The deep distinction which Christian Science makes between the terms \u2018\u2018Jesus\u2019 and \u2018Christ\u2019 will be re-examined at the services in the Christian Science churches this Sunday in the Bible lesson on the subject \u2018Christ Jesus.\u201d This explanation will be read by the First Reader from the denominational textbook: \u2018Jesus is the name of the man who, more than all other men, has presented Christ, the true idea of God.healing the sick and the sinning and destroying he power of death.Jesus is the human man.and Christ is the divine idea: hence the duality of Jesus the Christ.\u201d The relevant scripture passages will be highlighted by this verse from Luke: \u2018The Son of man is come to seek and to save that which was lost.\u201d 1 LORA 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.ist 4 2 3 TI gs 933-2751 4467 St.Catherine St.W.(Bet.Metcalfe & Melville) Westmount Women\u2019s World Day of Prayer Westmount Area Westmount Park United Church Blvd.de Maisonneuve (Cor.Lansdowne) March 6th, 1970 at 2:00 p.m.Theme: TAKE COURAGE Sponsored by Women's Inter-Church Council of Canada 7 St.Matthias youth holding art auction At St.Matthias\u2019 Church at the Lenten Forum next Wednesday at 8:00 pm the subject under discussion will be the Church and the Indians of Canada.It will be introduced by Miss June Delisle of the Caughnawaga Reserve.A charity art sale is to be held by the St.Mathias Church Youth Group.The auction will take place in the Church\u2019s Guild Room after the morning service on Sunday.beginning at 10 am.Coffee and donuts will be served .Everybody is welcome.The 22 oi] paintings are by Mac, a quadriplegic war veteran at Queen Mary Veteran's Hospital, who was wounded in France on D-Day.Mac, who claims he\u2019s a \u2018\u2018Sunday painter.\u201d took up the hobby 17 years ago or relaxation.Since then he has lost count of his works, which are scattered all over the world.\u2018The Calf of Gold\u2019 sermon at Emanu-El tomorrow Sabbath services will be held at Temple Emanu-El tomorrow a 8:15 pm when Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone will speak on \u2018\u2018The Calf of Gold.\u201d Oneg Shabbat and kiddush reception follows the worship in the comnunity house, auspices Temple Sisterhood.Saturday at 11:30 am, Gerald Miller will deliver a sermonette based on Torah portion.School for Adults marks its closing of the 42nd season Sunday morning with Samuel Sorin.executive director.YM \u2014 YWHA.who will speak on \u2018The Jewish Future \u2014 Fact or Fiction.\u2019 Prior to the program there will be the daily worship at 9:45 am followed by breakfast.The School for Adults has had a fine attendance during the past season.It is a vital part of the larger program inadult education of the Temple.which includes such institutions as the Book Lovers Forum, the annual institute for clergy and educators, and the many lecturers before the societies at their regular meetings.Regular members of the faculty include Dr.Harry J.Stern, Cantor Herman K.Gottheb.Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone, Dr.Jean Ouellette, Dr.Anna Stearns and Jacob Neuhoff.\u201cCanadian Unity\" will be the theme of an address by Mme Justice Réjanne Colas at the Sisterhood open luncheon meeting Tuesday.March 10.at 1 pm.Prior to the luncheon there will be a sherry reception com- mening at noon.Chairman is Mrs.David H.Lisser.An open forum will follow the address.: The Home and School Association is sponsoring the annual sugaring-off party on Sunday.March 15.A fun-filled day is in store for all on the beautiful grounds of Auberge Handfield in St.Marc Richelieu.Departure from Temple at 11:30 am Convenors are Jim Williams and Ben Sevack.Sunday morning, March 8.at 9:45 the Koffee Klub will have as its guest John R.Ferguson, Ottawa financial economic consultant.who will speak on \"A Critique of the White Paper on Taxation.\u201d Worship and breakast precede the address.All departments of the Temple schools are preparing for the Purim festival observance.Temple Singers seeking voices The Temple Emanu-El Singers.mixed voices, meet every Monday evening at 8.15 pm at the Temple Hall.4100 Sherbrooke street west, and desire singers in all catgories.For information phone 487-4781.COU RIER By JAMES ROBERTSON AND RON FARHA On Tuesday, Feb.17, Dr Richard Margulies delivered a very interesting talk to the Senior School on the hazards of smoking.Among other things, he showed explaining lung cancer and quoted statistics.He also answered questions.pertaining to smok- i LCC's annual winter carnival.teld last Fridav.was a complete Abbey, Chait sends wires Munroe Abbey.QC, 519 Clarke avenue, president of the Canadian Jewish Congress.Sunday sent a telegram on behalf of the Canadian Jewish community to United Nations Secretary-General - U.Thant protesting the weekend's Swissair tragedy and urging strong and effective measures to prevent acts of terrorism in the air.Sam Chait.QC, 4 Surrey Gardens, president of the Federated Zionist Organization of Canada.joined Mr.Abbey in another telegram to External Affairs Minister Michell Sharp.success.The variety show in the evening was in harmony with the other activities held throughout the day.Good talent was produced by the school.The show was followed by a dance featuring the Floyd Jones Group.As the hockey and basketball seasons near their ends, the teams continue to do extremely well.As of Monday, the senior hockey team is in first place in their division with 17 points.The juniors are tied for first with 12 points, while the bantams have slipped to second place with eight points, only one point behind first.Zionists due Samuel Chait, QC, 4 Surrey Gardens.president of the Federated Zionist Organization of Canada.has announced that 1.000 delegates from across Canada are expected to attend the April 10-13 second national convention of the body at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel.His sea and sky scenes reflect his Maritime boyhood.His technique of blending brightly hued sunises with wild, lonely countrysides shows his deep affiliation with nature.The vividly green trees and soaring peaks portray his warm and cheerful The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Feb.26th, 1970 - 7 temperament.The varied scenes Mac paints seem to some to symbolize the rich, beautiful country fo which he fought.This project is a result of hard work on the part of the entire 4 Ehis rare Youth Group, notably Barb Don- nelly, George Harris, Louise Glegg; Billie Percival, publicity: Cynthia Hyland, refreshments: Christopher Headon.advisor.and Cathy Petrie.convenor.tropical plant Wh , provides a natural skin moisturizer foreall types of skin in VD D ©.5 \u2018 = Aa IS y LS : BN Aloe Vd EE @