The Westmount examiner, 12 mars 1970, jeudi 12 mars 1970

[" What's wrong with home selling in Westmount \u2014 an insider\u2019s look, p.7 Vol.XLIll, No.10 Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home Westmount 215, P.Q., Thursday, March 12th, 1970 Permits for gardeners proposed Trades people and others doing work in Westmount but not based here and not previously required to have permits may come under more city hall control by a measure expected to be brought before City Council at its mid- month meeting Tuesday evening.A problem to police and works people for some time has been, in particular, contractors who remove snow in winter and do gardening in summer on private properties.Among the many reputable operators who practice good housekeeping there are others who are known to push snow into the streets and likewise to put garden refuse on the pavements.The permit measure would allow city authorities to identify all operators and to control them, with the ultimate sanction being the witholding of renewals for consistent offenders.Among other tentative agenda items is a change in the building regulations to permit lower ceilings in schools \u2014 which has been a constant problem in most older school buildings in the city in recent years.Ald.Charles Aspler is expected to report on a Montreal Urban Community transportation meeting he was attending this week.Blooms due The Westmount Spring Flower Show, which traditionally has opened on the Wednesday before Easter, is slated to do so this year \u2014 on March 25.Score 1-1 An MG sports cars, reported stolen overnight in N.D.G., was found early last Thursday evening on Shorncliffe avenue, its interior stripped.And a 1965 Comet, stolen from Westmount's Claremont avenue on March 3, was recovered by Montreal Police last Friday morning on Alexandre street.CANADA, - Nn - » = > < -4 ul [=] oJ = > = 9 À sa N HOTEL DU GOVERNMENT, LEGISLATURE, QUEBEC, P.Q.Second annual win Fast Pee Wee game beats Rimouski 3-2 Boys found, admit breaks Two boys, ages 14 and 16, one reported missing here and the other sought by Montreal, were located by Westmount Police Tuesday afternoon in Ville St.Pierre.They were turned over to juvenile authorities after they admitted to three breaking and entries committed in the Eastern Townships recent- y.Beat officer proves worth The value of patrolmen on the beat, proved repeatedly, emerged again Sunday evening in a larie-at* the rear of 417 Victoria avenue when a Westmount constable spotted a figure get out of a car and proceed to tamper with a motorcycle.He nabbed the lad as he was about to steal the seat and, summoning aid by radio, the two companions in the car were also arrested.Charged with conspiracy to commit an indictable offence is a juvenile and two youths over 18, all N.D.G.residents.The juvenile and one of the older ones are brothers.© e Hit behind Watch what you leave on your back gallery.À quantity of meat valued at $23 was stolen from 3115 St.Antoine street Friday afternoon, and Saturday afternoon it was two rugs from 388 olivier avenue.- NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER By ERIC NEAL March 13 to 21 Snow, sleet, rain and violent winds, then clearing and much warmer as moon First Quarter storms head seawards, and sunny days arrive.D Pleasant sugaring-off conditions continue in the \u2018St Valley and the vwraer states with occisional flurries.- Tornadoes in central and southern States are followed by coastal storms.Their rainy fringes can extend into the Townships, with A little hail and local thunder activity.Nights quite cold, but days Lawrence mainly sunny with windswept snow to end the week.Temp, range: south 15°-45°F.; north, 0°-35°F.The Westmount Pee Wees defeated Rimouski in the twin cities\u201d second annual exhibition game Saturday by a score of 3-2.A large crowd witnessed the thrilling game as the teams went into the third period tied 2 - 2.The winning goal came with only 34 seconds remaining in the third period as Westmount captain.wiry Stephen Emo, scored on an unassisted effort.He also scored Westmount's first goal.assisted by Chris Shannon.Leo Lefebvre.aided by Keven Wilson, scored Westmount's second goal.Marcellen Levesque and Claude Jean tallied for Rimouski.Stephen Emo was awarded the outstanding player trophy, having been selected by the alderman from Westmount and Rimouski.Alderman John E.Birks pre- sefited the Mayor WL.\u201cTiicker Trophy to the winners.Alderman Destouis of Rimouski presented the outstandng player trophy to Stephen Emo.The following players represented Westmount: Michael Kazenel, Chris Roberts, Keven Wilson, assistant captain; Andrew Cottingham, Dean Kelly, Assistant captain; David Cottingham, Stephen Emo, captain; Geoff Wickham, Douglas Selby, Harry Charlton, Chris Shannon, Brian Fitzpatrick and Léo Lefebvre.In the morning the youngsters watched Les Canadiens practicing at the Forum and returned there in the evening to see a NHL game.The visitors returned to their Lower St.Lawrence home town Sunday.(See pictures on back page)._ Bike spiked A case of wilful damage to a motorcycle parked in the West- mount Square garage was reported to Westmount Police las.Thursday afternoon.Something had been added to the gasoline tank.Plateless A set of 1970 licence markers was reported last Wednesday lost or stolen trom the trunk of a car parked, when the discovery was made, outside 444 Elm avenue.Light crime Fog lights valued at $25 were stolen from a car parked outside 4021 St.Antoine street last Wednesday.Tookens Twenty bridge tokens were reported Tuesday morning stolen from a car in the garage of 250 Clarke venue.\u2018 .10: étien É .a 2 ee Tea a cmt dE RC PE \"VAGRANT BEING BROUGHT IN! Criminals come in all size, breeds - and no breeds.Such as this fellow who earlier this week had been the subject of various reports around the Greene-St.Catherine area, always eluding the cops.Then on Tuesday at mid-day, he showed up on Stanton street right outside Westmount Police headquarters.It fell to PSO \u20ac.Goddard, above, to \u201cbring him in\u201d which he very nearly missed doing when the culprit (whose \u201cgiven address\u201d is now the SPCA) took a firm bite at the constable\u2019s wrist, right on top of some day-old cat bites ! Pocket picked Flying chrome on 105 bus; fraud nipped A Westmount resident who had - his pocket picked late Friday afternoon on a crowded 105 MTC bus at Clarke avenue and Sherbrooke street west may not have got complete satisfaction for his wallet and the 133 in cash it contained.Pick-pockets don\u2019t often get caught at the specific crime.However.he no dubt was gratified to know that a man was arrested Saturday morning in Eaton's store downtown on a fraud count when he attempted to use our citizen's credit card.It was too soon for the loss of the card to have been notified to store staff: security people simply were suspicious to the would-be shopper.The frisking victim said he was briefly jostled by a man who blocked his way to the exit from the bus.He discovered his pocketbook missing a couple of hours later, after he got home, and reported the incident to West- mount Police.hits boy, 8, in Cote crash An eight-year-old boy on his way home from school told his parents he had been involved in an automobile accident last Wednesday afternoon.And indeed he had - he had cuts on his leg from a piece of flying chromium to prove it.Westmount Police believe he was incredibly lucky not to have suffered worse.Richard Graham, the schoolboy, was on his way home to 492 Strathcona avenue when at Cote St.Antoine road and Lansdowne avenue a 1969 Chrysler, driven south by Dr.Suraj Prakash of Montreal, failed to halt at the stop sign and was in collision with a 1968 Plymouth driven west by Jean Samson of Laval, whose car suffered $250 damages.Dr.Prakath\u2019s vehicle continued down the steep Lansdowne slope, mounted the sidewalk, struck a tree outside Nos.449 and 447, bounced off and ended up against the verandah of No.445.The doctor's car is estimated to have suffered 1,500 worth of damage. 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 12th, 1970 WESTMOUNT SCHOOL BOARD MEETING \u2019- \u201c Stories by Marge! Andrews Psychiatric aid service in community, schools outlined Efforts of a new comprehensive plan that provides social services and psychiatric aid to the Westmount community and schools are directed toward home - school - nurse co-ordination, it was learned Monday night at the March statutory meeting of West- mount school board.\u2018\u2019This provides a follow-through on care and treatment.Child Psychiatrist Dr.Helen Cvejic.who outlined the program for human development to board members.said the plan introduced last year by the Westmount Municipal Association was now effectively established.Liaison was operating between the schoois.the required form.on page 1319.from the Principal.1970.THE PROTESTANT SCHOOL BOARD OF GREATER MONTREAL Important Notice to Parents or Guardians Whose Children Would Normally Attend A School Operated By The Above-Named Board.In accordance with the recently passed Quebec Order-in-Council No.674, forms issued by the Department of Education for the enrolment of pupils for the 1970-7) school year will be distributed to parents through the Early in March pupil enrolled in one of this Board's schools will be asked to take home an enrolment form for the use of parents or guardians.If o child presently enrolled fails to bring home a copy of the form, OR if one or more children in a given family will be enrolling in school for the first time in September 1970, the parents or guardians are asked to notify the Principal of the nearest Protestant school at once and obtain a copy of The schools administered by this Board are listed in the telephone directory Re.pupil enrolment: The Board has already issued a form in order to secure some necessary advance information, but for each child who will be in attendance at one of the Boards schools next session parents are required to complete a separate form issued by the Minister of Education.Re.choice of language: The information prepared by the Minister of Education on procedures concerning the choice of language of instruction will also be distributed through the schools.For parents who do not have children presently in school, appropriate forms will be available, on request, The next of the forms and the procedures to be tollowed in using them are in strict accordance with instructions of the Minister of Education.Completed froms should be returned to the local schools before April 1, Robert Japp, Director of Education and Secretary-Treasurer TEENAGERS LEARN FRENCH in our FRENCH SUMMER STUDY PROGRAM FRANCE and SWITZERLAND annual eight week program for High School and College students ENROLMENT NOW OPEN Full High School and College accreditation For further details and application write or phone: Centre Universitaire International Division of L'École de Français International Suite 2231 - 1 Place Ville Marie, Montreal, Que.(514) 866-8264 COURS BAYARD Directrice: Mme Senart Jardin d'enfants \u201cLes joyeux Bambins\u201d\u2019 3021 ave Trafalgar Cours primaire français 3705 Coronet Tel.: 933-3186 schools and the social worker and several detached workers of the YMCA.which has the more difficult cases because so many are transients.\u2018\u2019The focus is not on cases.\u201d Dr.Cvejic said.\u2018because in spite of the fact that we have taken on a new psychiatric social worker.Mrs.Marjorie Bedukian.we have not enough staff.We are largely concerned with preventative medicine.\u201d \u2019 High school cases Dr.Cvejic said that in the high school she was surprised how many acute problems were drawn to the attention of the school nurse and guidance counsellors.*'In elementary school we might have to Academy road plan settled Plans for Academy road fronting Westmount Park School will proceed according to the original agreement drawn up by the City of Westmount and the PSBGM.it was announced by A.Reid Tilley.chairman of the PSBGM at the meeting Monday of School Commissioners of the Municipality of the City of Westmount.The move.which will mean closing the street as a hazard to children and painting the pavement green.will involve only moderate cost as opposed to the more elaborate plans suggested by the City.he said.trace a particular child's fear of dogs.\u201d but high school students have sometimes severe difficulties such as over-anxiety.hyperventilation which is breathing too fast until they are rigid.adapting to city life and feelings of isolation if they are from country districts.and the adjustments of twins.Referrals are often made TILLEY ON BNA Chairman A.Reid Tilley of the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal had this to say this week: \u201cStories carried by the Montreal press imply that the PSBGM is going to apply to the federal governement under section 93 of the BNA Act to have Bill 62 disallowed.Such an implication is completely unfounded.The board.like other interested parties.will submit a brief to the educational committee of the National Assembly and in fact copies of this were delivered to the governement on Tuesday and have since been made public.If and when Bill 62 is passed the board will then consider its position constitutionally and decide whether or not to contest it in the courts.\u201d 12 years too young for H.S.school commissioners told Is a child too young at 12 to enter high school?Local citizen.Mrs.Elizabeth O'Connell advised school commissioners for the Municipality of the City of Westmount at their meeting Monday evening that a group of parents are concerned and would shortly present a brief to that effect.She suggested that use be made of apparently space available in THE WESTMOUNT Examiner Can Be Obtained from Fry's Stationery 4826 Sherbrooke St.W Kane's Drug Store 4776 Sherbrooke St.W.Berman's Drug Store 5008 Sherbrooke St.W Miss Westmount Snack Bar 397 Victoria Ave.Oxford Stationery ; 1386 Greene Ave.Greene Lunch Bar : 1362 Greene Ave.Newstand Galeries Westmount Square Avenue Lunch Bar 4182 St.Catherine St.W Metcalfe Pharmacy 445] St.Catherine St.W.Anthony's 4500 St.Catherine St.W.Sam Carol's Restaurant 4592 St.Catherine St.W The Examiner Office 4630 St.Catherine St.W OUTSIDE WESTMOUNT International News 2187 St.Catherine St.w The Monitor Office 6525 Somerled Ave.BACK COPIES are available at The Examiner Office at 10 cents per copy for eight weeks back and at 25 cents per copy beyond eight weeks up to 52 weeks.Bound files of prior years may be seen at The Examiner Office and the West- mount Public Library.Westmount Park School to provide Grade VII classrooms for pupils from Westmount Park and Roslyn schools.Board members A.Reid Tilley.chairman of the PSBGM: Dr.John Elder.Mrs.D.Lloyd- Smith and J.[ain Gow explained such a change-over would entail many administrative problems and mean a drop in the student population of Westmount High School.The trend is to larger schools.Large schools give students the benefit of the best specialists.\u201d Dr.Elder explained.While some parents had qualms.there were many elementary school pupils eager to get into high school and bored with the curriculum in the lower grades by the time they reached Grade VII.board members agreed.It was decided cost and other factors would be examined.to the Children's and Queen Elizabeth hospitals but both are unfortunately overcrowded.Dr.Cvejic spends half-days each week in various Westmount schools and with workers of the YMCA.She holds noon meetings with teachers to discuss child- behavior management and special problems.\u201cIf a child is overactive in class I see this as a symptom.\u201d she explained.She has also met with teenagers of Westmount High School to see how they feel about various matters.- Parents afraid in drug \u2018war\u2019, Dr.Elder says It's a war \u2014 students use marijuana to fight their parents.several school commissioners agreed Monday night at the West- mount board's meeting attended by Child Psychiatrist Dr.Helen Cvejic ot Westmounts human development program.\u201cParents are afraid.They often won't acknowledge or admit a drug problem because it may involve criminal charges.\u201d Dr.John Elder.chairman of the board's health committee said.Dr.Cvejic said that parents in elementary schools are active but parents of high school students are not.She would like to have more \u2018feed-back\u2019 from them explaining if thev are aware of the unrest in youth and how they see the problem.She said she has observed there is quite a core of youthful drug users in the community but perhaps no worse than any other.\u201calthough the Alexis Nihon Plaza seems to be a locale - it's like a fair.a hive of activity\u201d.Dr.Cvejic remarked that all sorts of drugs were used including pills with strychnine and detergent.Teachers fell parents need education and parents feel teachers do.\u201cThe problem is there is no outlet for youth and parents who are worried.And we need drop- in clinics for transient youth.\u201d Dr.Cvejic said the health committee is interested in extending the drug information program to elementary schools.Dr.Cvejic and Mrs.Marjorie Bedukian, psychiatric social worker with the human development program, will address a group of parents of elementary school children in Westmount Park School in April on this subject.\u2018 COMPTON.P Q.PLEASE WRITE TO: KING'S HALL, COMPTON FOUNDED 1874 BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, GRADES Vil TO XI * QUEBEC DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION CURRICULUM * NEW SCIENCE AND LANGUAGE LABORATORIES * QUTSTANDING FRENCH COURSES * COMPLETE SPORTS PROGRAMME * THEATRE, CONCERTS, ART, MUSIC * INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT ENCOURAGED * EXCELLENT TEACHER-STUDENT RATIO *A LIMITED NUMBER OF SCHOLARSHIPS FOR GIRLS ENTERING GRADES VII TO X.APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY APRIL 6, 1970 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND APPLICATION FORMS MISS D.J.KIDD, M.A.Principal KING'S HALL, COMPTON, QUEBEC.ARE AVAILABLE 4 866-4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS\u2019'N.The following building permits were issued at Westmount City Hall during the past week: \\ March4 4912 Sherbrooke: for Corina Dress Shop by John Watson (Quebec) Ltd.gas valve and hot water heater.$50: 368 Greene: for V.Kalnar by John Watson (Quebec) Ltd.gas valve and hot water heater.$50; 3 Winchester: for M.Patterson by John Watson (Quebec) Ltd.gas valve.gas stove and hot water heater, $50: 20 Winchester: for F.Griffith by John Watson (Quebec) Ltd, gas valve.gas stove and hot water heater.$50: March5 4 De Casson: for J.Newman by R.J.Leggatt Ltd.alterations to two washrooms, $1,200; 12 Windsor: for Dr.Leonard Kirsch by Achard and Franc Inc.hot water heater.$150; March 10 619 Sydenham: for Dr.George B.Maughan by Achard and Franc Inc., plumbing repairs due to fire damage, $650.Dawson bleeds Dawson College is holding its \u201cFirst annual\u201d blood drive on March 24 from 9 am to 5 pm and is expecting to top 500 pints.There will be prizes and refreshments.482-8876 Beaupré chairs Appeal giving by employees T.N.Beaupré, 3207 The Boulevard, chairman of the employee giving division of the 1970 Federated Appeal campaign, says that while giving at work is not a way of life in Montreal, it is the most efficient and practical manner of supporting the campaign.Mr.Beaupré, chairman and president of Domtar Limited.said: \u201cThe number of companies who have agreed to handle their employees canvass through the payroll deduction method has doubled from last year.\u201d Mr.Beaupré said that there has been a substantial decrease in the number of employees who T.N.BEAUPRE previously had been reluctant to accept the payroll deduction plan.The employee canvass is now underway with 60 full time volunteer \u2018loaned executives\u201d now calling on management and employee representatives in 1,500 companies to help run the internal employee canvass.During March, Montreal employee groups in stores.offices, industrial concerns and public services.are being canvassed.The objective of the employee canvass is $3.373,000 out of a total campaign objective of $11.- 400,000.Mr.Beaupré said that last year 23 percent of the total amount raised was through the employee canvass in Montreal In Toronto the percentage raised through this method was 59 percent while the North American average is 61 percent.The Federated Appeal campaign supports 110 health and welfare agencies in Greater Montreal.I (E .® Plomberie © Chauffage © Creusage EUX >>) © Plumbing © Heating ® Digging COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.206 Olivier Ave.Westmount 935-1189 24 Hour Service Thursday, March 12th, 1970-3 R.T.JAMES James renamed, 1970 president of Institute Lt.-Col.Roswell Tees James, president of Tees and Co.Inc.was re-elected president of the Mechanics\u2019 Institute of Montreal at the 130th annual meeting held Monday at the Atwater avenue institution.In his report to the members.Col.James remarked that the anmal fee for associate members had been raised to $10 but that two new classes of membership had been added, senior citizens and students, both at $5.Many persons had taken advantage of these memberships.Col.James thanked Scott Brooks and Ernest Thorne for their organization of film showings and music appreciation WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN\u2019S WE.3-4046 is: Estate Pieces Purchased ESTABLISHED 1899 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.concerts on Wednesday evenings from October to March.These programs, which are provided free as a public service, had been well attended throughout the season.The excellent publicity for these events received from press and radio was greatly appreciated.Col.James expressed gratitude to the Provincial Government for a grant of $10,000 and to the City of Montreal for $5,500 as well as donations from other foundations.companies and individuals.making a total of $19,000.The librarian, Miss Sybil Grimson, reported a busy and successiul year in the library.While membership remained about the same, 1,532 persons.circulation of books reached 101.- 919, an increase of 35 percent in fiction and 20 percent in nonfiction.There are over 56.000 books in the library.Besides Col.James as president.the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: G.Scott Brooks.vice-president: J.McN.Charlebois, secretary: W.Watson Ogilvie, treasurer.Elected to the general committee of management for two-year terms were J.A.Campbell.J.- A.Forbes.J.H.McCulloch, K.E.McNamara and E.A.Thorne.oy LUE YY 2180 [VP Street Also serving on this committee are T.G.Anglin, D.R.Anstice, E.S.Booth, Norman English, L.A.Verdicchio and Past President W.A.Eversfield.Aussie films Free color films on Faces of Australia.18 Footers (sailing), and New Guinea are scheduled for next Wednesday evening at the Atwater Library at 8:15 o'clock.Two more Dubious honor for being victim in the theft of two fire extinguishers, a seemingly weekly West- mount event, went Friday to 4123 de Maisonneuve boulevard west.ESTRELA\u2019S ANTIQUE SHOP 5072 de Maisonneuve Blvd.W.REPAIR AND REWIRE ALL TYPES OF LAMPS WILL DRILL PORCELAIN AND VASES Office: 484-3656 Res: 48 1 -3542 Fast service - Reasonable GOWETS Ezcettent Grality Derconal Attention.od ETI ON THE ELDON WOOLLIAMS, Q.C., M.P., CALGARY NORTH HUGH JOHN FLEMMING, P.C., M.P.CARLETON-CHARLOTTE JOHN MEYER, R.J.P.DAWSON, CA.Dr.J.R.PETERS, PUBLIC PANEL DISCUSSION WHITE PAPER ON TAXATION WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18th - 8:00 P.M.TOWN of MOUNT ROYAL TOWN HALL Hear these experts answer your questions MANAGING EDITOR MONTREAL GAZETTE MAYOR TOWN OF MOUNT ROYAL ECONOMIST MORGAN, OSTIGUY, HUDON EVERYONE WELCOME - ASK QUESTIONS - EXPRESS YOUR OPINIONS FIND OUT WHAT THE WHITE PAPER MEANS TO YOU.SPONSORED BY THE TOWN OF MOUNT ROYAL PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSN.\"1099 CA 00 LE sa esse 5 Acte a THE Exa WESTMOUNT miner \u2014 Making net just your house but all of Westmount your heme 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) \u2019 931-7511 The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspu per year: S240 half year.Ten cents a copy.Member service.Mail Subscriptions: $3.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, March 12th, 1970 Ottawa is culprit in postal mess-up Our MP and senior federal cabinet minister.Hon.C.M.Drury.noted in his column on this page last week: \u2018The government cannot.condone the disruption of services.violence and intimidation\u201d in the Montreal postal situation.Yet that is just what federal authorities have been doing for weeks.We forgive Mr.Drury.who has been on a well-earn- ed West Indies holiday.for not realizing it.We can\u2019t imagine what excuse his colleagues.left behind in Ottawa.are using for the wholesale and repeated interference with the mails here \u2014 still we understand.a federal offence and until recently a serious one.Our sympathy is swinging to the postmen: carriers and clerks.They are months overdue on new contracts being negotiated by the Treasury Board.of which the same Mr.Drury is president.The big trouble in this whole situation is that both Mr.Drury and Mr.Kierans.the poastmaster-general.are both effectively expatriate Montrealers.If they had been personally suffering the daily cost.inconvenience and uncertainty of this disgraceful example of government incompetence.perhaps service long since would have been restored or not even disrupted in the first place.Why mid-winter for new markers?We make no apologies for repeating a suggestion we made just a year ago: Change automobile licence renewal time to a more suitable season.- A recent morning.along with probably thousands of other motorists we were freezing our hands wrestling with the rusty screws holding muckladen 1969 plates.Alternatively.shedding our do-it-yourself instinct.we might have, queued up to have the job done at a service station.; It is the most illogical of seasons for this annual ritual.Mid-winter.in our climate.is a brutal time.specially for those of us who prefer carports to heated garages and others - forced by circumstances to keep their cars outdoors.Furthermore.February is almost precisely in the middle of each new-model year.In most places outside North America a permanent regis tration number stays with a car for its life \u2014 surely a much more economical plan.Only beneficiary from our system is a metal products firm making plates which.in any event.become torn and bent before 12 months have gone.\u2014HON.C.M.DRURY Says.Changes in the estimates activities carried on in pursuit There are two noteworthy aspects of the federal Governments estimates for 1970-71 which I tabled in the Commons last month.One deals with form, the other with substances.In the past a great deal of criticism was directed at federal administrations for failing to provide in the estimates (or \u201cBlue Book) adequate information about the various federal departments expenditure programs and objectives.The Blue Book appeared to be no more than a compilation of figures which perhaps meant something to some officials but was not of great benefit to Parliament which, after all, must appraise and approve the government's spending plans.More often than not.House committees would spend inordinate lengths of time on non-es- sential items; then because of the time factor Parliament would be asked to approve tremendous sums of money in a matter of minutes for what purpose no one was certain.New form In the current estimates (1970-71) the form is radically different from anything that has come before.For the first time expenditure proposals respecting departments and agencies are clearly formulated in terms of programs.The objectives and sub-objectives of each program are stated and the nature of the program further amplified through a description of the of program objectives.For instance.the objective of the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) is \u201cto assist in the economic, technical.educational and social development of developing countries.\u201d Its six sub-objectives include promoting the expansion of industrial and agriculture production and alleviating hunger and other hardships.Its various programs (with description) include aid administration, technical assistance and grants to multilateral international assistance programs.What all of this means is that departments are having to define their objectives both for their own benefit and for the purpose of aiding Parliament (and the public) in determining where the federal government's funds are going and for what purposes.Moving now to the substantive side of the estimates (which received considerable attention by the press and electronic media) there are ample figures to demonstrate the government's determination to restrain its own expenditures.I stress \u2018its own expenditures\u201d because of an important distinction that must be made between two types of expenditures, statutory and non-statutory.Statutory expenditures result from firm commitments provided for in existing legislation.The public debt and programs jointly- financed with the provinces are examples of this.Non-statutory expenditures, for which Parliament is asked to (continued on page 10) our M.P.Q.J.RICHARD HYDE also SAYS.\u2018We will continue to negotiate (with Ottawa) but if.during the next two or three years.we find that we are up against a stone wall.we shall have to take a stand.Either we shall choose federalism at any cost, or we shall become independant.By 1974 we shall know exactly where Ottawa stands, and in Québec there will be a federalist party and a separatist party.\u201d This is not René Lévesque or Pierre Bourgault talking.It is the Québec Minister of Finance at a recent press interview following a speech to a gathering of Union Nationale supporters.The minister left no doubt in anyone's mind that the Union Nationale would become the separatist party.A first We have become accustomed in Québec to hear government ministers raising the spectre of separatism as a form of blackmail to reinforce their other- Pa Which separatist party ?wise feeble arguments against the federal authorities.Messrs.Masse.Tremblay and Cardinal together with a sizeable group of government backbenchers have used these tactics for years.But this is the first time it has been used by a minister of finance.One can only wonder if the minister has any conception of the effect that such kind of talk has upon the sums of money which become available to his department for the administration of Québec.The premier himself, together with the minister of industry.has repeatedly urged the need for a climate of stability and confidence in order to stimulate the economy of Québec.the minister of industry in particular having publicly deplored similar statements by his own colleagues as being responsible -for the lack of new investments in Québec.And what is the latest storm all about?It has to do with the $200,000.000 social developmend tax collected by Ottawa from Québecers during the past year.Of course there is a case in equity to be made out to show that since Québec did not enter the medicare scheme in 1969, the amount of money which Ottawa collected but did not have to spend in Québec should be returned to the Québec taxpayers.Legally.however.there is no case to be made since the federal government has never said that the special tax was collected to cover medicare costs.Incompetent?In order to base its claim in equity the Québec Government would first of all be obliged to admit to its own incompetence in having failed to implement medicare in Québec in 1969 as had been provided in the negotiations and agreements between the two governments.The major weakness, however, in the whole argument which is being made by our provincial authorities.is that having tabled spending estimates for next year of close to $4.000.000.000, the Union National would try to have us believe that a transfer by Ottawa of $200,000,000 would solve all of the financial problems being faced by Québec today.Let them try a more effective and direct approach.and together with all Québecers of goodwill.concentrate on creating that kind of political climate which, will restore the confidence of Canadians as well as foreigners in the brilliant future that awaits a serious and hard-working Québec.| the Files Thirty-five Years Ago March 8.1935 Westmount had its day in Québec City to fight the proposed Montreal Bill on Taxation.*\u2018With derisive laughter meeting their remarks on the \u2018sanctity of contracts\u2019, the Westmount representatives, including Mayor John Jenkins.saw their hopes dashed Wednesday when the private bills committee of the Québec Legislature voted 31-6 in favor of the principal of the bill which.among other imposts.will increase the water rates in Westmount from 4 to 7% percent despite the fact that this municipality has a contract definitely laying down the rate as the 4 percent which is now being paid.\u201d \u201cThe water tax clause will mean an increase annually of $125.000 here.\u201d Twenty-five Years Ago March 9, 1945 A regular *Examiner\u201d feature of this period was a column by Howard S.Ross in which *\u2018Subjects of general interest are discussed\u201d.This week.the column was very interesting.especially In retrospect.\u201cThe U.S.A.has had a Negro problem on its hands for many years and it is likely to be intensified after the war.The 700,000 Negroes in the U.S.Army can justly claim that they are fighting for the oppressed people in Europe and for more freedom and equality of opportunities at home.\u201d Fifteen Years Ago - March 11.1955 It seems that the debate over Bill 62 is 15 years later than another educationdl battle.\u2018Education.just like everything else in the world today.is moving ahead.according to Heber Matthews, principal of Aberdeen School.\u201cHe pointed out that there was a war being waged in education these days with two groups of thought doing battle.On one hand there is a group which says education is going to the dogs\u2019 and maintains that schools are nothing but large playpens and the teachers sitters.These are the traditionals.he said.\u2018Another group on the \u2018lunatic fringe\u201d of education would make the schools into giant playpens if given a free hand.Mr.Matthews said.Five Years Ago March 12.1965 With the Montreal Urban Community now at work our lead story from only five years ago is very interesting.\u201cThe Westmount Municipal Association has launched an all- out campaign to prevent the \u2018strongly rumored\u2019 implementation of recommendations contained in the Blier report.\u2018If the Blier recommendations.now being studied by a special cabinet committee.are implemented they would set up a Montreal General Council through which suburban municipalities would be dominated by the City \u201cof Montreal\u201d.© e > = JUNIOR FIREFIGHTERS INSTRUCTED Part of the 1970 class of up to 50 Westmount youngsters taking the annual Junior Firefighters\u2019 course of the West- mount Fire Brigade are here seen being instructed by Fireman Hughie Clarke on the workings of a street fire alarm box.The boys have two hours\u2019 instruction each week at the Stanton street public safety headquarters.here were Lewis speaks David Lewis.MP.deputy leader of the New Democratic THINKING - REAL ESTATE?THINK - 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 they going?The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week.March 4 3:50 am: 346A Victoria.cover window after break-in: 9:22 am: Abbott and Hillside.smell of gas: 6:34 pm: 382 Roslyn, power off: March 5 4:18 pm: 147 Cote St.Antoine, wiring trouble: 8:58 pm: Box 114.Selby and Brooke, false alarm: March 6 1:38 pm: 1035 Greene.broken water pipe: March 7 3:55 am: 4162 St.Catherine.oil leak : 10:10 am: 115 Sunnyside, burst hot water tank: 3:32 pm: 4350 Sherbrooke.steam from car radiator: March 8 4:56 pm: 4556 St.Catherine.smoke in building: 7:36 pm: Sherbrooke and Claremont.no cause for alarm: 11:58 pm: 19 Stayner.defective fire alarm bell.NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that SHIP ELECTRIC INC., a corporation incorporated under the Compo- nies Act and having its head office \u2018in the City and District of Montreal, will apply to the Department of Financial Institutions, Companies and Cooperatives of the Province of Quebec for leave to surrender its charter under the provisions of the Companies Act.DATED at Montreal, this 9th day of March 1970.HATTIE SHIP, Secretary Party, is to be guest speaker at the annual dinner of the St.James Literary Society on Tuesday at the Windsor Hotel at 7 pm.The public is welcome.Secretary of State Gérard Pelletier was the earlier-scheduled guest-of-honor.+ 4\u201d, 932-2936 o RESIDENTIAL © COMMERCIAL © INDUSTRIAL SERVICE AND QUOTATIONS ON REQUEST 487-1760 JOHN WATSON vus LTD.Wm.HARTLEY BARBER, PRESIDENT PLUMBING, HEATING and MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS ® REPAIRS ® ALTERATIONS e NEW INSTALLATIONS 24 HOUR SERVICE 487-1760 All stopped-up Until a Food-Waste Eliminator popped up.368 VICTORIA AVENUE WESTMOUNT 6 - The Westmount Exominer, Thursday! March 12h, 1970° tt | CHURCH SERVICES AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE LUTHERAN ANGLICAN ANGLICAN EVANGELICAL ST.STEPHEN'S ST.MATTHIAS LUTHERAN DORCHESTER and ATWATER Cote St.Antoine Road Lt.Col.G.B.Fee at Church Hill CHURCH Canoa J.N.Doidge OF THE PASSION SUNDAY The Rev.W.L.Chatterton REDEEMER 10:30 am.Mattins PASSION SUNDAY 285 Clarke Ave.W Eustace \u2018Tait, AR.C.CO.8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist ake Ave mount Organist and Choir Director.28 am cones: NS co Headon Miss Lydia Eibich \u2014 Organist For information call: The Bishop of Montreal Sunday, March 15th Mrs.D.Robinson \u2014 931-1172 or Wednesday: 10:00 a.n.Holy Communi 9:30 a.m.Senior Sunday School and Bible Class Mr.D.Medford \u2014 486-2812 10:30 a.m.STUDY GROUP 11:30 a.m.The Service, Jr.S.S.and Nursery We Welcome You 8:00 p.m.FORUM - The UNITED ANDREW'S WESTMOUNT ST.101 Côte St.Antoine Road, Sun.11 a.m.- \"God's Secret Agents\u2019 Nursery, Crib Corner, Church School 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.Church and Music Organist and Choir of St.Matthias\u2019 Stepen Crisp.A.R.C.O.WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH (UNITED) Lansdowne Ave.and Maisonneuve Blvd.Rev.H.Ray Ashford, Minister Mr.Christopher Jackson, Organist 11:00 a.m.\u201cON FORGETTING OUR DIGNITY\u201d At Noon: The Coffee hour Welcome to All CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Corner of Wood and Maisonneuve.Westmount The Rev'd K.G.Rutter \u201c The Rev'd Canon B.Lindsay PASSION SUNDAY 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.SABATTH SER VICES Friday evening, March 13th Annual Brotherhood Sabbath Service.Mr.Soulie Levine will speak on \u201cThe Fragile Man\" and Mr.Jim Williams will speak on \"Brotherhood in Our Community.\u201d Oneg Dhabbat and kiddush reception follows the worship.Members of the Brotherhood board and their wives will be hosts.Saturday morning, March 14th at 11:30 o'clock Sermonette by Rabbi Bloomstone based on Torah on, 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.8:45 p.m.MUSICAL PROGRAMME BY THE CITADEL BAND Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.Sunday School: 9:45a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, WESTMOUNT 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Lesson-Sermon Subject: SUBSTANCE Golden Text: Psalms 111:2,3.The Works of the Lord are great, sought out of all them that have pleasure therein.His righteousness endureth for ever.11.00 a.m.Church- Service 11.00 a.m.Sunday Schoo: Every Wednesday 8.15 p.m.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM in the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1 to 4 p.m.Wednesday 6.30 to 8.00 p.m.BAPTIST UNITARIAN WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH THE UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.West at Roslyn Ave.CHURCH OF Nearest Downtown Baptist Churc Ministers: M 0 NTR EA L Rev.J.Frank Patch, B.A, B.D.CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH Rev.T.Elgar Roberts, Minister of Music 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.11:00 a.m.REV.T.ELGAR ROBERTS PREACHING 11:00 A 7:30 p.m.SERVICE CONDUCTED BY THE M.SALVATION ARMY YOUTH-SUNDAY SERMON BY MAJOR R.C.HOLIMAN Maplewood Club 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., Pointe Claire 9:30and 11:152.m.NORTHSHORE FELLOWSHIP i-9th Ave Roxboro 8:00 p.m.UNITED DOMINION DOUGLAS Westmount Boulevard and Lansdoume Avenue Rev.R.Douglas Smith, BA.B.C.Rev.John T.P.Nichois.M À.B.b> 11:00a.m.Morning Worship Sermon: ** The Imperative Command\u201d Rev.R.Douglas Smith Coffee time at noon Church School Crib Corner for infants.Organist and Choinnaster Mr.Victor McCorry Christians, be radicéls, Rev.E.A.Kirker preaches Christians need to be radicals, Rev.E.A.Kirker told his St.Andrew's congregation recently, but they must be radicals in the sense of getting at the roots of faith and life.In a sermon entitled * \u2018On Being a Radical\u201d, he described how the people of Jesus\u2019 day failed to recognize any need for change in their society, often begging him to leave their communities because of his disturbing influence.Rejecting this reactionary position, Mr.Kirker noted that \u2018\u2018revolution is the only hope for many people in our world, but we must differentiate between the revolution which frees and uplifts and that which devastates and destroys.\u201d Tracing the idea of creative revolution from the Judeo- Brotherhood Service at the Temple Sabbath services will be held at Temple Emanu-El tomorrow evening at 8:15 marking the annual Brotherhood Sabbath Service.Soulie Leviné will speak on \u2018The Fragile Man\u201d and Jim Williams on \u2018\u2018Brotherhood in Our Community.\u201d Oneg Shabbat and kiddush reception follows the worship in the Grover Auditorium.Members of the Brotherhood board and their wives will be hosts.Saturday morning at 11:30 am, sermonette by Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone will be on *\u2018The Sabbath of Remembrance.\u201d Sunday.the Home and School Association will hold its annual sugaring-off party at Auberge Handfield in St.Marc.Richelieu.Buses leave the Temple at 11.30 am.Tuesday at 7.30 pm in the Temple Community House, the Temple Youth Group will play host to parents of teenagers at a panel discussion on \u2018Teenage Problems.\u201d Moderator will be Mrs.Evelyn Sacks.student guidance counsellor at John Grant High School.Panelists are Mrs.Paul Levee.Dr.Vanda Rubenstein, Gerald Clark.Anna Gubbay, James Handman and Shelley Pomerance.All parents and their teenagers cordially invited.BA Collins ) 610 SHERBROO+HE STFEET, WEST Christian teaching about the Messiah and his kingdom, the St.Andrews minister described the revolution initiated by Jesus as quiet but permanent, resulting in the impulse to human freedom and dignity, the basis of democratic government, the growth of humanitarian concern for the poor, the weak and the helpless, the alleviation of suffering, disease and ignorance, the challenging of such giant evils as race prejudice, economic exploitation and war.Radicals who will go back to such fundamental issues are desperately needed today, he said, \u201cDon\u2019t waste your energies and imaginations on second-rate causes or irrelevant matters,\u201d Mr.Kirker cautioned the young people.\u201cRebel against materialism, escapism, irrelevant religion if you must, but let your rebellion be creative.To be creative and lasting it must have roots which are nourished and sustained by the basic truths of our faith and the One who first proclaimed these.\u201d Book Lovers meet Wednesday Book Lovers Forum meets Wednesday, March 25, at 2 pm in the lecture hall of Temple Emanu- El Dr.Jean Quellette, lecturer, Sir George Williams University, will review \u201cJerusalem - Exca vating 3,000 Years of History,\u201d by Kathleen Kenyon.The meeting is open to the public, and tea will be served.Organist Crisp in presentation On Wednesday at 8 pm in St.Matthias\u2019 Parish Hall, Stephen Crisp, organist and choirmaster of St.Matthias\u2019 Church, assisted by the choir will present a program illustrating \u2018 significant periods in the development of church music.The public is welcome.FLORAL TRIBUTES For years Howers 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.(INEZ owe\u2019 © 433.2751 4467 St.Catherine St.W.(Bet.Metcalfe & Melville) Westmount ISRAEL: A CHRISTIAN VIEW TALK AND DISCUSSION.531 PRINCE ALBERT AVENUE, WESTMOUNT.MONDAY, MARCH 16th, 8.00 P.M. By |.A.GOODE Perhaps you have been thinking about it for some time \u2014 your daughters are now married and gone and your son is in his graduating year at university and after that he will be gone, too.No doubt about it, there's just too much house for two people.You hate the thought of leaving but it makes sense to sell and so you call an agent.Perhaps your wife has died and you are alone now and you can't wait to get out of your home with its haunting memories.Perhaps your husband has been transferred to another city and suddenly you and your family must uproot and sell in a hurry.Or perhaps because every street in Westmount is decorated with \u201cFor Sale\u201d signs, you figure you'll get on the bandwagon and sell, too.Whatever the reason, you will call a real estate agent.How it goes It is just possible that something like this might happen: You really don\u2019t know whom to call because you've never sold a house in Westmount before.but you've noticed a sign on the house next door and one down the street and another across the street all from different agencies and they have been there for years so you know for certain that you won't call those agencies.After careful consideration you decide on a small agency - after all, they should give individual attention.So you call one of these companies and after listening to a sales pitch from the owner for 10 minutes, you manage to get your name and address in and the very next day a charming, little, grey-haired lady who looks like butter wouldn't melt in her mouth arrives at your door.You sit down and have a polite chat and then slowly and carefully you make the inspection tour.Your hands are wet and you are wondering what sort of impression your house is making.for it suddenly dawns upon you that your house is a very personal thing - the colour of the paint, the pattern on the wallpaper: every painting.every piece of furniture.every pot.every pan is you.the private you.and here you are showing it off to a stranger! After the furnace room you return to the \"L R 30 x 14.6.OFP\u201d for the final financial talk.You will find that if you have à mortgage it isn't big enough.if you haven't a mortgage you will probably have to take one yourself at 3 percent for 20 years.or if you have a good mortgage at 6'z percent with 8 years to run you will find that it's a pity it hasn't another 20 years to go.Much talk After much talk the lady asks you what you want for your house.Now you probably think your house is worth a fortune - after all.you've lived in it for many years haven't vou?But you know in your heart that the Swanson's down the street only got $40.000 for their house last year.and you know what everybody is asking and not getting for the houses in your neighborhood.Ard so a nice warm glow spreads over you when the agent mentions a figure about $9.000 in excess of what you have ever expected to get and you feel like clutching this dear.little.well-groomed lady to your bosom for being such a sweetheart! Now comes the clincher - of course.she can have exclusive listing: that way you pay only 5 percent instead of 6 percent commission?At the price she's going to get for your house! Yes.yes.yes \u2014 where's the contract \u2014 fetch me a pen quick \u2014 where do I'sign?.tse Vv ves sea Exit sweet-talking.well-groom- ed, little.old lady.You clean your house from top of bottom, sort and shuffle and tidy like you're moving out the next day.At first you are even afraid to go out without leaving someone in charge to take all the phone calls from all the anxious buyers.But alas.the only call you receive is a weekly call from above-mentioned l.0.l.saying she can't understand it, but she just hasn't had any response to her ads.What ads you ask?And you are advised that there was one in last evening's newspaper.You put on your reading glasses and at-the very bottom of the page you find a minute little ad giving the agent's name and telephone number.Calls stop Eventually the calls stop coming altogether and after a month of silence you call the company yourself only to receive the same sales pitch for 10 minutes from the owner.When he stops to draw breath, you point out that he has already had your house listed exclusively for those months with Miss So-and-So and where is she?Oh.she is out of town and has been for over a month, you discover.Is this the individual attention of the small agency, you wonder?You've wasted 3 months of precious selling time.Let's try the Big Ones now \u2014 after all.with all those signs around they must be doing plenty of business.So with those potentials in mind you call a neighbor who must know; in four years she has gone through as many agents.The first on your list you cancel out \u2014 neighbor had that company exclusive and the agent promptly went off to Greece with his family for three months as soon as he took the listing.The next on your list brought only one person through her house in 6 months.So you feel well warned and you call the Big Beautiful Company geared to handle a gorgeous home such as yours.How pleased you are when you are advised that they are sending their top agent to take your listing! He arrives two hours late and right at meal time, but he is thorough in his inspection and not the least bit concerned with the financial arrangements.Furthermore.you know he has your interests at heart when he says \u201cTake a Photo Multiple Listing - you have a better chance of selling\".But you are more than a little disappointed when he names a selling price well below anything you had ever dreamt of.He assures you.tho\u2019.that with everybody working together (as they do in his agency) there should be no trouble in disposing of your property tout de suite.In fact.the very next day he would like permission for his colleagues to see through the house.How many?Oh.15 or so! Well \u2014 this is it.you think, you spend a sleepless night wondering you should have cleaned the windows and washed the curtains.The next day eight people arrive at various, times and beat Roger Bannister by several seconds in their inspection tour.Last you see This is the last you see of Big Agent.B.A.is too busy to bother to return your telephone calls.On the one occasion when he does call to make an appointment he doesn't show up.Nor does he bother to call to say he isn't coming.Obviously B.A.isn't interested.Result \u2014 Big Silence! Every so often.just to keep you on your toes, an agent from Big Beautiful Company will call you to see if he or she can come and have a look at your house.This is.usually after three weeks silence when you've let the silver go unpolished and yourself likewise.Quick clean-up by you \u2014 greased lightening inspection by mentioned! agent.And never has the nasty word \u201cClient\u201d or \u2018Buyer\u2019 or \u201cProspect\u201d or \u201cPurchaser\u201d been The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 12th, 1970 - 7 Big Disappointment.(continued next week) o NEXTSIOP Plus PRE EASTER BONUS BUYS ONLY AT THE SQUARE .By the train load! Look for them in stores displaying the Bonus Train Sign R EGGS FOR THE KIDDIES A S() EE EASTE Md Æ GALERIES WESTMOUNT SQUARE \u201cNothing like it anywhere\u201d Free indoor parking with validation Direct Metro Entrance LA St.Catherine St.W., Greene Ave., De Maisonneuve Blvd., Wood Ave.© Westmount Square .Chic, new arrivals of Spring fashions pour Madame et Monsieur, .exciting Easter gift ideas for the entire family, .delightful \u201chome accessory\u2019 items from around the world.E TR ORIENTAL RUG 2 § PRICED TO CLEAR GIFTS FROM THE ORIENT At Tremendous Reductions Everything Must Be Sold 4151 St.Catherine St.West {Neor Greene Ave.} Phone 932-4277 Coming Events RUMMAGE SALE Nearly new and rummage sale sponsored by Bonaventure Chapter of B'nai Brith Women on Thursday, March 19, from 1:00 p.m.to 10:00 p.m.at St.Stephen's Church, Atwa- ter and Dorchester.DESSERT BRIDGE The Westmount Women\u2019s Club Dessert Spring Bridge will be held in Victoria Hall on Thursday, March 19, at 1:00 p.m.Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.H.M.Soden at 486-0813.\"TEA AND SALE The Anglican Church Women of St.Stephen\u2019s Church, Westmount, are holding a Spring Tea and Sale of Home cooking - on Saturday, March 21, in the Parish Hall, Weredale Park from 2 to 5:00 p.m.BAZAAR B\u2019Nai B'Rith Chapter I Amitie is holding a Bazaar of new and nearly new clothing, at Beth Sholom Synagogue, 6666 Terrebonne Avenue, N.D.G.on Wednesday March 18, from 10:00 a.m.to 10:00 p.m.A Vacation Bound ?A reliable temporary keeper makes the trip possible Call We Sit Better 482-9090 GREEN TEA AND SALE The Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Montreal Convalescent Hospital are having a Green Tea and Attic Sale on Thursday, March 19 at 2:00 p.m.in the Assembly Room of the hospital on Kent Avenue.The guest speaker will be Mr.G.A.Parr, whose subject will be - Travel to the Yukon.Members and friends are welcome.Mammoth Bazaar The Ladies Auxiliary of .Mount Sinai Hospital are holding their annual Mammoth Bazaar on Wednesday, March 18.from 10:00 a.m.to 10:00 p.m.at the Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue, St.Kevin corner Lemieux Avenue.Admission is free and open to the public.Proceeds to aid the patients at the hospital.Literary ladies hold final meet The Dominion-Douglas Literary Society will hold its final meeting on Friday.March 20 in the church hall.A sale.commencing at 11 am will feature \u2018\u2018Canadian Attic\u201d and will precede a coffee party by Units 1 and 2 at 12.30 pm.No-choice lunch at Themis Club The Themis Club is holding a no-choice luncheon and bridge on Thursday.March 19 in the main dining room of the club.beginning at noon.Members may bring guests and make up their own tables.Mrs.J.R.Beveridge is the convener.Legate speaker at University The University Women\u2019s Club of Montreal will mark the 43rd anniversary of its founding at a dinner meeting at the Club, 910 Sherbrooke street west, on Tuesday at 6:30 pm.Guest speaker will be David Legate, retired _ editor of The Montreal Star.who will speak on Stephen Lea- Weddings and receptions in the Salon Doré, Savarin Room, Venetian Room, Green Room, etc, REASONABLE RATES For particulars call Catering Monoger 866-2531 BR ENS HOFER 700 PEEL ST.MONTREAL Examiner e WESTMOUNT COUPLE SAMPLE BERMUDA CHOWDER Queving up for peppery fish chowder in the underground kitchen of picturesque Fort St.Catherine are Mr.and Mrs.Harris Pervin of 462 Elm avenue, Westmount.The couple sampled the tasty Bermudian dish during a recent day's sightseeing jount to St.George, former capital of Bermuda, where complimentary chowder is served to visitors every Wednesday during the winter season.Business CWL marks St.Pat's Under the convenership of Miss Patricia McCord, the Business Women\u2019s Unit, The Catholic Women\u2019s League of Canada, is having a St.Patrick's Day party at Congress Hall, 460 Dorchester boulevard west on Sunday at 2.30 pm.Those assisting are Miss K.Redmond, Miss Stella Mc- Carthy, Mrs.E.J.Corcoran, Mrs.Rita McDuff and Miss A.de la Mirande.Refreshments will be served.Members and guests are cordially invited to attend.Altrusa Club to elect officers The regular monthly meeting of the Altrusa Club of Montreal will be held on Tuesday, at 6 pm at the Queen's Hotel.This will be a closed meeting for the election of officers for the coming year.Israeli pianist at Art Society The Women\u2019s Art Society of Montreal will meet on Tuesday at 2 pm at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts to hear a recital by the Israeli pianist, Uri Mey- rowitz.r riedrich hand-made wedding bands Jeweller.original design ver ALEXIS NIHON PLAZA tel.937.1455 Annual meeting at St.Mary's The annual meeting and luncheon of the Auxiliary of St.Mary's Hospital will be held on Tuesday in the auditorium of the Hospital, 3830 Lacombe avenue, at 12:30 pm.The president, Mrs.John V.George, will chair the meeting.Guest speaker will be Mrs.Irvin Gertsman, immediate past president of the Women\u2019s Federation of Allied Jewish Community Services 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call: 937-8214 9 a.m.to 3:00 school days Special Prices on Silver Re-plating March 9th to 21st Restore your old or worn silver to new condition.Medivm Large CREAMERS Plon .$ 5.10 $ 8.50 Fancy .© $6.80 $10.20 SUGAR BOWLS Plain .$ 5.10 $ 9.35 Fancy .$ 6.80 $11.00 Lids .$ .85 I.TEAPOTS Plain .$10.20 $13.60 Fancy .$12.75 $17.25 COFFEE POTS Ploin .$10.20 $13.60 Fancy .$12.75 $17.25 HOT WATER JUGS Plain .$ 6.80 $ 8.50 Fancy .$ 7.65 $ 9.35 ENTREE DISHES .$15.30 and up _\u2014-_-_\u2014-\u2014-_ TRAYS 10\u201d Round or Oblong .$ 8.50 18\u201d Round or Oblong .$17.00 1248 \"O1 S90 20% 4 tL $20.40 14 1 .$1360 22° \"°°\" \u201d .$23.80 16 #1 LA SNS30 247 vv $27.20 Special prices also available for refinishing and replating your silver flatware.Our factory representative will be in the store to quote prices on other pieces.Phone for pick-up if your items are too many to carry.And please allow us 6 to 8 weeks to make your old or worn silver look like new.Telephone: 392-2551 BIRKS J EW E L L ER S Phillips Square - Place Ville Marie - Place Bonaventure - Rockland Dorval - Place Versailles - Place Longueuil - Fairview - Galerie d\u2019 Anjou \u2018DAVIES HOUSE OF PAINTINGS ORIGINAL OILS By Ronald Davies ® Custom Framing ® Prints © Drawings © Gifts Lay-Away Plan Chargex 4869 Sherbrooke W.486-1264 Mr .Vi, ) Y SR UN es} Superb styling in elegant surroundings faut Bogue 878-3496 Genuine Choice Western BEEK QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor ot High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries Fruits and Vegetables.Schneider's and Nichol's Bacon, Ham and Sausages LICENSED GROCER [ GENUINE CANADIAN | | LAMB 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 SPOTLESS CUSTOM DRY CLEANING ROBIN CLEANERS The Name You Can Trust For The Finest tn Dry Cleaning 5997 Victorio Ave., {Cor.Linton) MASTER - SPOTTER On The Premises 737-3871 Charles Brassard Landscaping - Gardening FIREPLACE WOOD FOR SALE Block earth Planting shrubs for sale and flowers 1885 Egan Ave.Tel: 768-2225 Orthodox mark special Sunday Since it is common faith.and not administration, that unites all Orthodox Christians of different nationalities.they celebrate the great yearly occasion of the Sunday of Orthodoxy together.The Montreal celebrations will be held this Sunday at 7:30 pm in St.George's Greek-Orthodox Cathedral.2455 Côte St.Catherine road.It is organized by the Eastern Orthodox Clergymen's Association of the Province of Québec.which consists of priests from the Antiochian, Greek.Rou- manian, Russian and Ukrainian Orthodox Churches of Montreal.A main feature of the ceremony, in which all the priests and various choirs will take part.will be a procession around the church by the priests carrying icons.\u2018Substance\u2019 topic for Scientists The contentment that comes only with spiritual progress will be emphasized at services in all Christian Science churches this Sunday in the Bible lesson on \u201cSubstance.\u201d Typical of Scripture selections is this from Matthew: \"No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other: or else he will hold to the one.and despise the other.Ye cannot serve God and mammon.\u201d Explanatory passages from the denominational textbook will include: \u2018The denial of material selfhood aids the discernment of man\u2019s spiritual and eternal individuality.and destroys the erroneous knowledge gained from matter or through what are termed the material senses\".Organ recital at St.Andrew's Rejean Poirier.organist of the Cathedral in St.Jean.will give a recital at St.Andrew's Church.on Sunday at 8.45 pm.M.Poirier is a student of Bernard Lagacé.and was winner of the second prize in the Royal Canadian College of Organists\u2019 competition in 1969.The program will include works by Bach.Boehm.Buxtehude and Reger.- 10- The Westmount'Examiner, Thursday, March '12th,- 19720 Our M.P.(continued from page 4) appropriate funds, relate mainly to exclusively Federal Government programs.It is in this latter category that the government has flexibility in the allocation of financial resources.The validity of the distinction between statutory and non-statu- tory expenditures is borne out by figures.The budgetary estimates for 1970-71 amount in total to $12.910 million.approximately $892 million or 7.4 percent more than the total estimates of $12.- 018 million for 1969-70.Statutory expenditures, however.are going up by 11.5 percent.while non-statutory expenditures are being restrained to a rate of 3.8 percent.One word of caution here.When the Federal Government talks about restraint, it means just that.Instead of going ahead with three capital projects we are proceeding with two.Instead of slashing our existing manpower by 25 percent we are making very slight cutbacks and hiring fewer people.There are obviously areas where the Federal Government has decided to increase spending and as well to decrease or hold spending.National Defence's spending.for instance.is being frozen at $1.8 billion for the next three years.Increased spending in areas such as national unity.education and economic development here in Canada and in the developing countries indicate the government's basic priorities.Finally.I would suggest to whose who are at all interested in how the Federal Government is managing its financial and manpower resources.to pick up a copy of the \u201870-71 estimates at the Queen's Printer shop on St.Catherine street.On tax paper The controversial white paper on taxation gets critical scrutiny by a panel at Mount Royal Town Hall next Wednesday at 8 pm.Eldon Woolliams.QC.MP.Hon.Hugh John Flemming.PC.MP.John Meyer.managing editor of The Gazette.R.J.P Dawson, CA.Mayor of Mount Royal.and Dr.J.R.Peters.economist.Morgan.Ostiguy & Hudon.get together in the prime minister's own riding to exchange views on the proposed government tax reforms.The general public is invited.* Interesting Lamps * Custom-made Shades * Unusual Gifts La Contessa Inc.5903 Sherbrooke St.W \u2014 HU-8-4322 SUMMER CAMPS nr IOHIMINEUE Established 1925 45 years under same management BOYS 7 TO 15 YEARS INCLUSIVE 4, 6 OR 8 WEEK PERIODS Large, permanent, senior staff.Resident doctor, registered nurse and assistant.Situated on a 400 acre site.120 miles north of Montreal.Half-mile sandy beach.A full, varied progrom, suited to each of seven different age groups includes daily instruction in sailing, tennis, swimming, canoeing, water-skiing, archery,\u201d riflery, orienteering, crafts, etc.Wilderness canoe tripping is a major activity.For illustrated brochure and information, contact.Peter Van Wagner, Director 119 Cragmore road, Pointe Claire - Tel.695-2816 J AN ACCREDITED CAMP of the Quebec Camping Assoc.AINA 9 BETO CR ME FOR BOYS 6 - 16 YEARS Lac Archambault, St.Donat, Que.69TH SEASON.Fully equipped; experienced staff.Registered nurses with doctor on call.Unequalled site; instruction in land sports, shooting, archery, canoeing, sailing, swimming and water skiing, canoe trips and Camp Craft.Director C.Barrett Powter, B.A.Folder on request N.B.Powter, 234 St.Anne St., St.Anne de Bellevue Tel.453-5745 or 697-1201 \u201cAn Accredited Camp of the Quebec Camping Association\u201d THE HOMESTEAD RIDING CAMP FOR GIRLS St.Anne de la Rochette, situated in the Eastern Townships, 65 miles from Montreal.A small family- sized camp taking up to 8 girls per session.Featuring instruction in riding and stable management, also supervised trail rides, games on horseback and picnics.For brochure: Tel.: 731-0050 .+ oe | professional cards VALUATIONS Alan Mitchell M.C.,CM.\"WORKS OF ART VALUED AGAINST FIRE - THEFT - DAMAGE (INSTITUTIONS AND PRIVATE COLLECTIONS) Tel.334-7227 Also: 932-0014 between 10 a.m.& 2 pm.4217 Blvd.De Maisonneuve, Mtl.215 P.G, UNIFORMED RADIO EQUIPPED GUARDS PATROL CARS mongoose protection ltd 310 Victoria Ave., Westmount 487-5240 - 24 Hours Complete Janitorial Service (Residential and Industrial) dues I \u2018ULTIMA\u2019 I \u201cPain | The first collection of \u2018Couture Cosmetics\u2019 created for the Woman of Excellence BEAUTY BONUS An \u2018Ultima\u2019 Il Bonus is yours, valued at $11.25, with a minimum purchase of $6.00 from the \u2018Ultima\u2019 Il collection BONUS: Perfume Oil Eau de Parfum Spray Translucent Wrinkle Cream Choose from this \u2018Ultima\u2019 Il Couture Cosmetic Collection EYE-BROW MAKE-UP.charcoal brown, auburn, blonde, charcoal, EA 4 50 \"We taupe, ebony brown or soft black.black, navy black or charcoal green.LASH MAKE-UP AUTOMATIC.in soft black, charcoai brown, cherry EA 4 00 re white, ultra patina, ultra patina blue, ultra patina lime, ultra patina teal or EA.ultra patina lemon.PATINA EYESHADOW.in blue, grey, heather, lime, lemon, pink, teal, 5 30 EYELINE LIQUID WITH SABLE BRUSH.in charcoal brown, navy A 5 00 , © black, ebony brown, charcoal green, soft black, cherry black or taupe.(NOT SHOWN) EYELINE CAKE.in soft black, charcoal brown or EA.5 00 © taupe.SES Miss Florence Cunningham, Beauty Consultant, will be pleased to advise you and aid you with your selection of \u2018Ultima\u2019 Il Couture Cosmetics until March 21st.oho .DRUGYSTORE GALERIES WESTMOUNT SQUARE 935-3521 434 VICTORIA.I\u2014PROPERTY FOR SALE CLASSIFIE zx 12 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 12th, 1970 D ADVERTISIN - PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 931-7511 10 Words °1.00 Te for each additional word For best service, phone your ads early - final deadline nooa Thursday ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY AND TUESDAY TILL 10:00 P.M.(Wednesday, Thursday, Friday till 5 pm) Accounts may be paid at the Exominer office, 4630 St.Catherine street west, Westmount; at The Monitor and St.Laurent News office, 6525 Somerled avenue, and the Town of Mount Royal Weekly Post office, 233 Dunbar avenue.Advertisements not paid for in advance of publication are subject to a 25-cent billing charge but may then be paid without further charge at any branch of the Bank of Montreal or The Royal Bonk of anada on the Island of Montreal.53\u2014HOUSES WANTED 73\u2014CARS FOR SALE Hampstead Attractive 6 room cottage 1% bathrooms, finished basement, terraced garden.Call 481-2397.WANTED to rent house or lower duplex.Westmount or N.D.G.area.3 or 4 bedrooms, large finished basement, with fireplace if possible.484-3462, 486-9994.3\u2014PROPERTY WANTED YOUNG professional family urgently requires 4 bedroom home in Westmount.Excellent cash, Price up to $85,000.Call Mrs.Marsh 486-5022 and 482-7380 Brokers.STEVE ARMSTRONG REALTIES CO.LTD.23\u2014LOTS FOR SALE Excellent location.5,000 feet land.Terms.737-5071.31\u2014SPACE TO LET Snowmobile Owners Space available from April till October.Call 489-3186 from 5 to 8 p.m.43\u2014APARTMENTS TO LET CLARKE AVENUE Westmount.Basement apartment, 3 rooms, and bath, large closets, warm and dry.Occupancy May 1st.Rent $110.or with garage $140.Call 937-0382.T.M.R.Near Lucerne.Sublet 1 year, bright 32, air- conditioner, garage space available.May occupancy.739- 2618 evenings.Pent House Cote St.Luc at Victoria, sublet to October, 6 rooms, exceptional view, 2 bathrooms, all facilities.$400.Call 489-4538 after 5 p.m.and week-ends.Chateau de Maisonneuve 22 room luxury apartment, beautifuily redecorated, 15th floor, southern exposure, swirnming pool, sauna bath, rec room $195 per month.Sublet May 1 or earlier by arrangement.Westmount C.P.Station area.Call business hours 874-4761, evenings 731-1942.300 LANSDOWNE WESTMOUNT 4/2 and 5V2 rooms on corner 2 and 3 bedrooms Occupancy Marchor May, Call: 933-1103 Westmount Bachelor apartinent equipped, air-condition, iuxury building, swirnming pool, 1 year lease.$125, 933.9915.55\u2014DUPLEX TO LET Snowdon Upper 5v2 room duplex, bright, well redecorated, equipped; janitor service, garage available.481.7309.N.D.G.7% upper, luxury, garage, quiet.$200.Call 489-9589.UPPER 4 room.No bath.Unheated.$45 monthly.684- 5034 or 931-2880.57\u2014DUPLEXES WANTED YOUNG responsible couple with 1 child seeks flat or apartment in Westmount vicinity.Reasonable rental.May occupancy.Call 933-2653.61\u2014ROOMS TO LET COOL BROOKE near Monkland.Comfortable furnished room.Kitchen privileges.Student or nurse.Call 486-2578.N.D.G.Large, unfurnished.Middie aged healthy lady.English or French.Privileges.References.486-8764.VENDOME 2058, clean, quiet, privileges.Gentleman preferred.484-4491.69\u2014NURSING HOMES NURSING HOME FOR THE ELDERLY PRIVATE AND SEMI-PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION R.N.ON DUTY FOR INFORMATION 672-2110 119\u2014BABY SITTERS WANTED GIRL wanted for weekend babysitting in Town Mt.Royal.14 or over.Sleep in.738-2453.Pontiac Parisienne 1965 - 2 door hard top, 37,000 miles, 8, fully equipped.Excellent condition.Private.342- 3053.482-3609.RAMBLER 1961 original owner new motor, automatic.Good condition.481-1744.PONTIAC Laurentian 1966, 2 doors V-8.Very good condition.Evenings 331-3529.ACADIAN 66, Consul, 2 door hard top, standard.Excellent condition.$1,000.Call 489-5119.62 RAMBLER classic sedan, automatic, radio, 56,000 miles.486-2557.PLYMOUTH 68.Two door hard top.fully equipped.Bargain.Ask for M.M.Choquette.937.8951.89\u2014HELP WANTED FEMALE HOUSEWIVES CAREER GIRLS Earn extra money at home in your spare time \u2014 up to $75 per evening, introducing revolutionary new home product on the party plan basis.For further information Call Miss Lepage 845-0234 95\u2014WORK WANTED MALE UNWANTED refuse removed from your factory or business.Daily \u2014 weekly \u2014 or on regular basis.Call 482-1443 or 489-3186.115\u2014DOMESTIC HELP WANTED PLEASANT capable reliable daily help wanted.Prince Albert area.References.Call 484-4147.Woman Wanted 3 days weekly, $25.Small apartment.Monkland-Old Orchard.486-2455 eveninas.69\u2014NURSING HOMES «COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL 24 HOURS M SERVICE.\u201c575 Monklund Ave: Quoi Service - Satisfuction 123\u2014FOR SALE\u2014LIVING ROOM FURNITURE 121\u2014BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE 121\u2014BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE MATURE lady will look after young infant or one child, weekends or vacation.Phone March léth 8:15 a.m.to 5:15 p.m.not on weekends.932-2348.Must Sell Two custom made living room Reasonable.Call 733-0721.chairs, gold.Perfect condition.89\u2014HELP WANTED FEMALE Interesting Opportunity Lady as Assistant to Superintendent of small modern West End Church home for elderly but active people.Right disposition, some practical nursing experience major assets.Live in.(Private bathroom), 40 hour week.\u2014 References required \u2014 Salary to be discussed Please Phone: 935-3009 after 3 P.M.or 486-6514 \u201cWE SITTER AGENCY \u201cWE SITTERS\u201d ARE RECOMMENDED RELIABLE AND AVAILABLE FOR BABYSITTING.ELDERLY CARE IN THE COMPLETE WESTMOUNT AND \u2018DOWNTOWN AREAS.Hourly - Daily - Weekly Wee Folks Need \u2018We Sitters\u2019 Call 672-6070 a SERVICE DIRECTOR INCOME TAX SERVICES BUILDING RENOVATIONS BUILDING WHY REPAIRS INCONVENIENCE PLAYROOMS YOURSELF! KITCHENS BATHROOMS INCOME TAX RETURNS ROOM ADDITIONS FEDERAL AND FREE ESTIMATES PROVINCIAL RASSENTI BUILDERS PREPARED AT or 482-4924 YOUR HOME FROM $5.00 .CALL: 626-8291 BUSINESS SERVICE or 684-4731 AFTER 4:30 P.M.EE EEE HERR PAINTING & DECORATING Immediate Attention By Expert Painting, plastering, repairs, wall papering, varnishing, spray gun, tiling, small repai Free Estimate Call Robert 665-2078 PAPER hanging is rny specialty.Also interior, exterior painting and decorating.Call Leon 484 Script Hand Writing MUSIC INSTRUCTION NAMES FOR DIPLOMAS FOR RATES PIANIST CALL 744-6662 ORGANIST (After 6 P.M.) Mrs.Parsons Residence Senior Citizens Comfortable Luxurious Accommodation ® GOOD FOOD © TRAINED STAFF © PRIVATE OR SEMI ® TRAY SERVICE AVAILABLE.24 HOURS SUPERVISION Call from 9 A.M.to 5 P.M.336-4930 Now accepts pupils for private instruction.Popular and Classical.Beginners and advanced.Will go to your home for instruction.Call 288-2029 CARTAGE & MOVING MOVING, packing, crating, cartage, storage.Local and long distance.Call Ramsay Moving.484-1469.PAINTING & DECORATING DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKER.Paris ex.-B .perience, fast service, dresses.Construction gowns, alterations, 932.5133.\u2019 Jit Reg\u2018d.ALTERATIONS of alt Kinds.fast .service Reasonable rates.488.Planned kitchens VY _ ___ Finished basements Cahinet work GENERAL REPAIRS .General repairs Free Estimate Call 481-7277 JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT Garage door repairs, areice.747-6075.Residence 584 0226.PLUMBING & HEATING WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE.WESTMOUNT ROOFING OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME LACHINE 637-2308 24 HOUR SERVICE (r x A 935-1189 ® ¢ |wa- mm] ARE LIABLE DERLY PLETE DOWN- Neekly eed 70 t epairs, , spray je t ecialty.painting on 484 NG RS DOMESTIC AND SITTING SERVICES Did you know that the Guardian Angel can provide you with any of the following on either a permanent or temporary basis?; \u2014 Housekeepers \u2014 \u2014 Mother\u2018s Relpers \u2014 Baby.mores \u2014 Cooks \u2014 Couples \u2014 Domestics \u2014 Babysitters +\u2014 Chars \u2014 Convalescent care \u2014 Companions to elderly Or, if you are looking for employment in any of these fields, we have many positions available immediately.THE GUARDIAN ANGEL 486-7361 \u2014 Male nurses 125\u2014FOR SALE\u2014DINING ROOM FURNITURE DINING room suite 9 piece.Good condition.Reasonable.486-9498.DANISH dining room furniture 9 pieces.Reasonable.Call 935- 7529.DINING room suite, 9 pieces {mahogany).Modern $200.334- 2730.127\u2014ANTIQUES Antiques Exhibition Sale Outstanding collection of antiques is presented by the Cultural Centre Chateauguay.Maple Avenue (beside À & P).From March 10th to 22nd.Call 691-4680.PINE refectory table $150.Call 931-6664.; 129\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 BEDROOM FURNITURE ROCK maple bedroom set twin beds, double dresser, night table.Reasonable.733-0162.BEDROOM suite twin beds, 7 piece.No dealers.932-1887.TWO box spring mattresses, $35 or best offer.489.4304.BEDROOM set, solid mahogany 6 piece; box spring and mattress included.Excellent condition.Call 733-0347.DOUBLE bed, $50, mahogany veneer, headboard and footboard with posts, mattress and spring in good condition.No dealers.Call 933-9112.7 to 9 p.m.only.133\u2014MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE GRAND PIANO medium size, very good condition.$750.Call evenings 932-2388.HAMMOND twin keyboard Spinnet Organ M.100.Very good condition.Call 747-3274.PIANO, Lindsay Super -tone 56 x 25 x 35 high.Walnut, with bench $450.Call 482-4703 between 7 and 8 p.m, 135\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 SPORTS EQUIPMENT BLIZZARD skis, fibreglass specials, Cober Sferico and Tigre Stepin bindings.For details phone R.Hanley.937.3870.137\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 137\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 CLOTHING & FURS MINK jacket, wild Canadian, golero style, perfect condition.Call after 6 p.m.342-9156.BLACK Hudson seal coat, size 16-18, dull length.Excellent condition.$75.Call 489-1577.PERSIAN lamb coat, size 16, new.Can be seen at Bradners Furs, 5868 Sherbrooke West, corner of Claremont.Call days: 484-1133.Evenings 484-5553.TUXEDO, overcoat, suits, size 40: shoes 9/2B.Good condition.Reasonable.Call 738-5718.139\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL.EASTER PARADE Sale Junior League Bargain Box 2027 Mansfield HOURS: 10A.M.104 P.M.Tuesday through Saturday Thursday 10 A.M.to 8 P.M.Call: 288-8011 MOVING to apartment.R.C.A.Whirl Pool washing machine, fully automatic, 2 years old.Very reasonable.482-2294.CEMETERY double plot.Montreal Memorial Park.Good buy.Call 721-5024.Stereo Speakers _ Set of matched marsland 8 inch dual cone speakers in 3 inch wood enclosure, fibreglass lined, size 18 x 9 11.The pair $75.Call 684-4731 evenings.Moving Freezer, 15 cubic feet, Amana commercial chest type, new condition, cost $575.Sell $275.Can be taken April 11th.Call 931.7418.CLOTHING & FURS Sell them through: AS (AN wv à S.0.S.LADIES Dollars in your closet?Yes, if cluttered with imports or original models in perfect condition.La Boutique Fantasque 2155 Mountain 288-3655 (just below Sherbrooke) 133\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL TEAK dropleaf table; chesterfield.Reasonable.Call 488-190! evenings only.BEDS; table; bicycles; camera; binoculars; many other bargains.484.9575.Typewriters From $25 Sales-Rentals Service of new and used office machines and furniture Open Thurs.and Fri.till 9 P.M.and all day Sat.Mr.Typewriter 4910 Sherbrooke W.487-5551 Sacrifice Silver tea service and cocktail tray.Call 331-5310.T.V.; Lady's and children\u2019s clothes.Electric blanket.Reasonable.488-8376.Moving Wrought iron table black glass top, 4 chairs, $30; 4 chests of drawers $10 each; 3 night tables, $4 each; single bed with mattress and headboard $15; fold up bed, $10; G.E.stove and fridge turquoise, both for $50.933-2850.BABY furniture: crib; carriage; playpen; 2 dressers.Good condition.Reasonable.331-1892, 747-4926.Leaving Country Must sell French Provincial chesterfield and chair, brand new: bedroom suites; washer and dryer; fridge, Colonial chesterfield and chair; 2 French Provincial chairs (gold).331.0201.SMITH Corona electric portable typewriter.$90.Call Mr.Lalonde 487.5868 anytime.HANDSOME hall set, carved dark oak, mirror, tabie, chair, $250.Call 486-3861.HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale.Best offer.Call after é p.m.and week-ends.739-6154.6 BEAUTIFUL turquoise velvet chairs, suitable for dining, hall or living room.Call 288-4764.FIREPLACE WOOD WELL SEASONED Buds Garden Center CALL: 626-4428 CONTINENTAL beds (single); king size bedspread (blue quilted), single quilted bedspreads, matching drapes; luggage; den sofa; bowling ball.All in very good condition.Call mornings 481-1558 and evenings 744.1887.$50 The Lot Double bed: continental bed, kitchen set, chesterfield: dishes; moving.735.6924.THREE month old kitchen appliances, stove $110, fridge 50 washer automatic $200.453.STAMP collection started 35 years ago.75,000 stamps.Very good Canada.Call 489-6943 after p.m.EMERSON stereo console combination, Scandinavian oiled walnut finish.Excellent condition.Call 482.3326.TYPEWRITER; coffee table; double continental bed 4 months.Evenings 487-5597.\"LEAVING country May.Must sell everything: double bed and dresser $75; rocking chair $20; kitchen table and 2 chairs $20; lady\u2019s Shick Salon Hairdryer, hardly used $25; T.V.$30; lamps; appliances and various other small items.No reasonable offer refused.Call 931.6664, 2 ELECTRIC ceiling fixtures, suitable dining-room and hall.Call after 5.481.1722.ve noun 135\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL G.E.dryer (yellow).Excellent condition.$60.Call 747-6974.TRADITIONAL English brocade (custom made) nearly new, living room and dining room drapes with Terylene white inner sheers; wall-to-wall carpets; custom made 3 piece mahogany china cabinet.All nearly new.\" Call 733-3964.CHESTERFIELD 3 pieces; floor lamp; end tables.Reasonable.342-2055.DINING room; bedroom suites.Reasonable.Moving must sell.488-0800.KING size bed, linen and bedspread; Scandinavian settee and chair; washing machine, automatic and dryer.Reasonable.Call 932-6585.Moving?Cartons, boxes, fibre barrels, all sizes.Call 489-3186 and 482.1443.SMALL bedroom suite; studio couch with 2 chairs; gas stove 30 inch; Electrolux « floor polisher; wardrobe 2 door; platform rocker; electric heater; 2 open book shelves.486- 5852.KENLEY'S HOME FURNISHINGS 5473 VICTORIA AVE.Broadloom remnants and mats at: CLEARING PRICES Broadlooms, rugs, draperies, bedspreads, blinds, tiles and accessories at : SPECIAL LOW PRICES 737-7833 ANYTIME BABY pram, navy and white; crib, white.Reasonably priced.Cali 488-3639.BED % size and lady's bureau (6 drawers) with mirror.All good condition.Alwin baby carriage.Baby crib; two 3 wheel bicycles.Call 488-5142.Leaving Large Westmount Home For Small Apt.Furniture; Chinese rug.other articles.Reasonable.Call 489-6026.Reason Moving Chesterfield set, 3 seater, loose cushioned; 8 x 10 Indian rug: living room tables; many other items of furniture.No reasonable.offers refused.Call 935.5042.BOUDOIR desk and chair (red mahogany) Duncan Phyfe style; linen chest.Good condition.Very reasonable.Call after 5 p.m.739-9156.Leaving Country Compiete household furniture in good condition.Singer electric sewing machine; large mirrors; electric appliances.Reasonable.Call 331.7482.151\u2014WANTED TO PURCHASE Baby Pram Wanted English or Lloyd Gondola type.Good condition.Call 331-1041.WANTED: Antique furniture, paintings, silver, china, glass.Pauline Mullin Antiques.482- 6882.WANTED: Brass fender rail and fireside accessories.Call 482- 1229.WANTED: Antique sofa and articles; coloured T.V.or portable, also modern stove; fridge; piano; grandfather clock, etc.to complete furnishing home, from private party only, please.Call anytime 731.5776.xaminer, ursday, March T2th, 1970-13 151\u2014WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED: Oak table, Lion\u2019s feet with panels.No Dealers.Call 482-4415.WANTED: Antique desk; Canadian paintings, group of Seven.738-0672.152\u2014ON DEMANDE ON DEMANDE: Sofa et articles antiques ; televiseurs en coleur ou portatif ainsi que poele moderne; refrigerateur: piano; horloge grand-pere, etc.pour finir de meubler une raison.Seulement de particuliers.Appelez n\u2018importe quand 731- 5776.155\u2014FOUND FOUND on Greene Avenue, lady\u2019s ;ppse ciange purse with keys, etc.Must identify.935-8133.157\u2014DOMESTIC PETS TWO Dalmations; 6 Labrador retrievers.Reasonable.Call 482-8826 Evenings.BEAUTIFUL white German shepherds, 5 weeks.Your protection.366-2987.159\u2014TRANSPORTATION MALE driving to Vancouver April 1st.Will take reputable passenger.Call 481-2185 evenings.163\u2014EDUCATIONAL MATHEMATICS tuition.High school students by experienced teacher.937-2529.Private Lessons in Mathematics, given in your home by qualified experienced High School teacher.Call 352- 4427.TUTORING now available for the upcoming examinations in Algebra and Trigonometry.Jim Bacal 481.9007 after 6 p.m.MCGILL tutoring agency.We can help you pass.$5.50 per hour.392.3094.CALL OUR WEEKLY ADSERVICE FOR CLASSIFIED ADS IN THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER 931-7511 Imperative Command sermon subject The sermon topic at Dominion- Douglas United Church this Sunday will be \u201cThe Imperative Command.\u201d The 1970 confirmation class will be organized this Sunday.Last Sunday, the Dorninion-Douglas Folk Singers, a group of teenagers, sang at the morning worship accompanied by modern instruments.The group has been trained by Donald Cartlidge. ++ Tio x STEEUHET IEEE Why it makes more sense to use The Gazette Classified For people with something to buy or sell or rent or lease The Gazette Classified has always been the answer.Now it's three ways better.9 to 9 service Now you can place an ad up till nine o\u2019clock at night and have it seen by Montreal's best classified audience the very next morning.That means faster action, faster results.Community Classified A new section with ads classified by area for people 14 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 12th, 1970 Westmount High News Character development study session is held By BILLIE PERCIVAL Theatre Workshop A study session was held Thursday on character development.This first of a series of informative talks was led by Mrs.Mary Morter.Movie \u2018The Fixer\u2019 was shown Wednesday by the Cinema Committee.Admission was 50 cents.Lunchtime Theatre CCC Productions will present another play, \u2018Out at Sea\u2019 by Slavomir Mryozk, today at lunch.Admission is 50 cents.Cafe Vendredi Laocoon and Brandy Ayre will provide the talent for another cafe to be presented Friday night at 8:30.Admission for Westmount High students is 50 cents and $1 for their guests.Ski-Trip Saturday, Westmount students will take to the slopes at Jay Peak.This trip will cost $9.50.Noon Activities Now to be added to the movies and records at lunch will be student acts.Brent Thomas or Jimmy West can be contacted if there are some Westmount High students interested in performing.Cubs, Scouts Father-son banquet held The First Westmount Cub Pack held their annual Father and Son © Banquet Monday at Stanley Presbyterian Church Hall at 6:30 pm.Everyone enjoyed a delicious meal prepared by the Ladies Auxiliary.Cub Keith Meadowcroft thanked Mrs.Phillippe Verdier and the other members of the Auxiliary on behalf of everyone.After dinner two short films were viewed.Then the fathers were asked to join in games.The Cubmaster is Ian Gardiner and his assistants are Mrs.Joseph Dandele and Miss Mary Beech.The first of seven District training sessions will be held on Sunday at 7:30 pm.at Dominion- Douglas Church hall on \u2018The Role of the Group Scouter.\u2019 Every leader is expected to attend.Sound Investment Sound Savings! who want to buy from a neighbour or sell to a neighbour.And you can get 2 ads (the regular classification plus the same ad in the Community Classified) at a very special price - normal rate for the first ad, half price for the second.The New Look From now on the Classified section will have the Comics and the Crossword.So even more people will be turning to the Classified pages.So even more people will be turning to your ad.The Gazette 8366-4771 From 9 to 9 The look of tomorrow in an AC/Bottery, Miniature Portable TV with 16 square inches of viewing area in Decorator Black with Silver trim.® Weighs only 9 Ibs, UHF-VHF Con be used anywhere Ideal for country or home AC/Battery Operation Fine picture detail Perfect sound reception Pop-Up illuminated VHF tuning © RADIOS 4 IR © TELEVISIONS + © RECORD PLAYERS 40 kv we a Du ( 1 THE PANASONIC ar Hream 1401 PEEL ST.(Cormer st.Cotherinew), | 288-4161 RT TR EEE ry MODEL TR-205C 6\u201d (Reg: $195.) RADIOLA \"Early-Bird\" special 1 39 .00 SEE THE FULL LINE OF PANASONIC AT e TAPE RECORDERS © STEREO COMPONENTS © PARTS & ACCESSORIES = ny TF Da a SF TEE AN AW AW or A Te UV SPORTS CITY OF WESTMOUNT RECREATION DEPARTMENT PLAYOFFS.TERMITE LEAGUE (Best 2 out of 3 games series) Saturday, March 14, 9.30 am, Dragons vs Knights: Wednesday, March 18.5.30 pm, Knights vs Dragons; Saturday.March 21.10.30 am.Dragons vs Knights (if necessary).MOSQUITO LEAGUE (Best 2 out of 3 games series) Saturday.March 14, 10.30 am, Bulls vs Broncs: Thursday, March 19, 5.30 pm, @ oon vs Bulls: Saturday.March 21, 9.30 am.Bulls vs Broncs (if necessary).STANDINGS League standings Tuesday am: LEAGUE SPWLDF4A Pt Termite (FINAL) Knights 12 1284 0 26 14 16 Dragons 12 12 5 4 3 25 20 13 Guards 12 12 4 5 3 16 20 !1 Bears 1212372 821 8 Mosquito (FINAL) Bulls 12 12 9 1 2 29 10 20 Broncs 12 12 4 5 3 11 19 11 Mules 12 12 3 5 4 18 25 10 Huskies 12122731923 7 Pee Wee All Stars.17 12 4 1 78 33 25 Pee Wee Seals 15 15 10 4 1 59 46 21 Bulls 15 14 8 4 2 41 36 18 Kings 15 15 7 6 2 40 40 16 Mules 15 14 7 6 1 52 41 15 Broncs 15 14 4 8 2 27 32 10 Huskies 14 2102 2751 6 BANTAM Bruins 15 13 7 4 2 57 39 16 Rangers 151365 2 46 32 14 Hawks 151356 240 44 12 Leafs 15 13 5 8 0 37 65 10 JUVENILE (FINAL) Spartons 14 14 85 1 45 42 17 Badgers 14 14 45 53540 13 Mustangs 14 14 4 6 4 45 43 12 SENIOR (FINAL) ' Maroons 12 1 Stars 12 1 Wanderers 12 1 Bruins 12 1 NNN ND Scoring Leaders: Name and Team GP G A Pts TERMITE J.Heward, Dragons 719 1 20 M.Collier, Knights 11 7 8 15 G.McJannet.Knights 10 92 11 S.Baldwin, Guards 10 72 9 P.Oliver, Knights 11 53 8 J.Spiegel, Guards 12 71 8 G\u2019 Lloyd, Knights 10 33 6 H.Andrews, Bears 9 5 5 MOSQUITO B.Fitzgerald, Mules 12 14 1 15 T.Bracken, Bulls 12 10 4 14 M.Lalonde.Bulls 10 63 9 E.Anderson, Huskies 10 8 8 D.Morison.Bulls 11 44 8 A.Ferrier, Brones 11 52 7 C.Doupe.Bulls 12 34 7 J.Heward, Huskies 6 42 6 S.Burke, Bulls 11 15 6 C.Langevin, Bulls 12 51 6 B.Brown, Huskies 12 24 6 PEE WEE G.Wickham.Mules 14 35 8 43 S.Emo.Seals 13 31 8 39 H.Charlton, Bulls 14 17 2 19 D.Kelly.Kings 15 14 5 19 A.Paterson.Seals 1510 7 17 G.Jenkins, Seals 13 7714 Douglas Selby.Bulls 14 8 6 14 B.Caron, Broncs 12 D.Cottingham.H.13 1 L.Lefebvre, Kings 13 K.Wilson, Huskies 13 B.Fitzpatrick.Broncs 12 M.Culver, Seals 15 BANTAM L.Glickman, Bruins 11 25 8 33 D.Smith, Hawks 13141125 J.Daly.Leafs 1311 819 G.Parkinson, Rang.10 10 8 18 M.Maron, Hawks 13 7 11 18 AL JONES BASKETBALL SCHOOL Also Bailey Howell and Wayne Embry Famous Stars of the Boston Celtics at CAMP POK-O-MOONSHINE in Willsboro, N.Y.2 hours from Montreal, south of Plattsburgh, N.Y.Avgust 23 te August 29 13-19.Learn ail phases of Baskethail from La rs Coaches and professional Stars.Write for free brochure and details to: Alex K.Robinson, General Manager 11 1 Robin Hill Road, Chelmsford, Mass.01824 ALL ES 4888 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST 486- -5012 NEAR VICTORIA The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, march 12th, 1970 - 15 ae D.Barrie.Rangers 11 12 4 16 WIN G.Walkling, Hawks 12 7 7 4 à.Tunis.Les 12 5 112 KE CEASE .{ R.Southin, Bruins 13 6 612 L is | O FER 7622 - 933-0403 + 5158 prune G.d'Artois, Rang.13 3 811 P.Mallette.Bruins 13 3 8 11 JUVENILE D.Tunis, Spartons 14 17 6 23 W.McMaster.Bad.14 17 4 21 D.Patrick, Must.14 14 6 20 I.Black, Mustangs 14 13 5 18 D.Cohen, Spartons 13 3 11 14 R.Paterson, Bad.14 4 10 14 \u2019 CURSE MEALS IN OUR DINING K.Dawson, Must.14 6 713 L.Aspler, Spartons 12 5 7 12 LE MS Cll => S.Maron, Badgers 14 4 8 12 Sd M.Lalonde, Spartons 14 5 5 10 4923 NOTRE-DAME WEST vo Static & Dynamic Wheel Balancing Complete Brake Service WHEEL ST 2.50 ALIGNMENT (By Appointment) .GORDON INC.\u2014 481-9151 \u2014 481-0892 \u2014 TRADEWINDS LESS THAN / PRICE SKI PANTS CLEARANCE MANY STYLES, COLOURS & SIZES ALL THE GREAT NAMES BOGNER FUSALP Reg.$60.00 to $105.00 Reg.$45.00 to $65.00 $29.98 - $51.98 $21.98 - $31.98 SCHILLTEX Reg.$48.00 to $70.00 $23.98 - $34.98 6505 ST.JAMES, W.{At Cavendish Underpass) PROFILE Reg.$35.00 $17.48 TOPHER WHITE STAG Reg.$20.00 to $35.00 Reg.$21.00 to $55.00 $9.98 - $17.48 $10.48 - $22.48 UP TO 50% OFF ON ALL SKI EQUIPMENT ROSSIGNOL, VOLKL, FISCHER, SOHLER, BLIZZARD, HENKE, LE TRAPPEUR, REINER, SCOTT.ALL SALES FINAL OPEN TONIGHT AND FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9.00 P.M.SATURDAY TILL 5.00 P.M.TRADEWINDS (LAKESHORE YACHT SUPPLIES LTD.) | BEACONSFIELD SHOPPING CENTRE 697-3484 St.Charles Rd.at 2 & 20 or Exit 14 Trans Canada Hwy. 16 - Thursday, March 12th, 1970, La mise .A new raised stand, above the entrance of the Westmount artificial ice rink, held the visiting and local VIPs Saturday (top right) who with hundreds of admiring parents, relatives and friends watched Westmount Pee Wees best twin-city Rimouski\u2019s Pee Wees 3-2 in a game with plenty of fast action, such as in middle photo.After it was over Ald.John E.Birks (right, lower photo) of Westmount presented thé Mayor M.E.Tucker Trophy to Westmount Captain Stephen Emo who also won the best-player award, about to be presented to him by Rimouski Ald.Destouis (left).Behind the visiting solon is Coach John Garland of the Westmount Recreation Department.(See story on page 1.) JOIN THE FAST GROWING CANADA PERMANENT INVESTMENT FUND Your initial investment in the Fund must be for not less than $100.thereafter your investments can be for any amount.There are no loading charges or commissions, Over $18 million invested to date.Contact us for our brochure with all the details.== CANADA PERMANENT TRUST 1326 Greene Ave., Westmount 861-8855.D.B.Lane.manager TTT Lod B = ot 4 ok [SR Rimouski 3 - 2 ANNIVERSARIES BIRTHDAYS BAR MITZVAH and ENGAGEMENT PARTIES REASONABLE RATES VICTORIA HALL WESTMOUNT, QUEBEC Call 935-8531 W.J.BARBER PLUMBING (1969) Reg'd.Gerry Deschenes, proprietor PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS 24 Hour Service Days: 484-2713 - Nights: 525-3117 342B VICTORIA AVENUE ESTRELA'S i mane BW REPAIR AND REWIRE ALL TYPES OF LAMPS WILL DRILL PORCELAIN AND VASES Office: 484-3656 Res: 481-3542 Fast service - Reasonable 3835 SHEPPARD AVE.EAST, y AGINCOURT, TORONTO, ONT.PHONE: 416-291-7541 WESTMOUNT SINGLES Rendez-vous, gala winter reunion inviting all singles, cozy place, refined artistic atmosphere, cultural.social activities, dancing.Select membership.guest evenings Wed.and Sat.Outremont Cultural Centre, Brochure, CRescent 2-7040.Tickets: DAVID LEWIS M.P.Deputy Leader, New Democratic Party GUEST SPEAKER AT ANNUAL DINNER OF ST.JAMES LITERARY SOCIETY Tuesday, March 17, 7 P.M., Windsor Hotel PUBLIC WELCOME 324-4376 or- 733-4361 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Westmount Tops \u2018MOVING TO TORONTO\u201d PHONE OR WRITE VINCE ALARY Former Town of Mount Royal and Westmount Building Contractor.c/o H.KEITH LTD., REALTOR "]