The Westmount examiner, 27 août 1970, jeudi 27 août 1970

[" 1% PE ES C L\u2019ETOILES HERE: Nearly 60 attractively \u2018uniformed daughters of the City of Rimouski, Westmount\u2019s \u2018twin,\u2019 Monday evening put on a smooth, accomplished performance of music and marching in Westmount Park to a small but appreciative audience.At top they are seen in one of their formations while, immediately above, their color party marches through the trees to the athletic field from Victoria Hall, where they were given supper and where they slept overnight in sleeping bags.A lacrosse game preceeded the show and a dance and splash party were held later for the visiting young ladies.Ald.John E.Birks, Assistant City Manager John Mclvor and Recreation and Parks Superintendent B.A.Rothwell represented the city.Had hash A 22-year-old Waterloo, Que., woman was arrested Tuesday afternoon, shortly before 5 pm, in Alexis Nihon Plaza with a cube of hashish in her possession.She was turned over to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.\u201c1st | .OVERNMENT + P.q, CANADA BIsL1uT que DE LA JAN , ,.LEGISLATURE HOTEL oy QUEBEC ween wr oe.Thundershowers may be expected again this weekend accompanied by more markedly cool temperatures.The mid-week period next week should see hailstorms in some regions, but it will generally be mostly sunny.The progressively cooler as the week progresses.The temperature range of the period will be between a low of 40 degrees Fahrenheit and a high of 80, down 5 degrees at both ends of the scale from the past week.Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home Vol.XLIII, No.34 Greene Sharp cops pick up 5 by night Two young men were picked up by Westmount Police opposite 4018 St.Catherine street west at 2:45 am Tuesday, said they were from Alexandria, Ont., and were looking for work.They had been in the big city since Friday.A checkout revealed that the younger of the two was only 15 and that he had been reported missing from Alexandria.Later in the day he was picked up here by his parents.The other was 22, and was sent on his way.At 1:30 am yesterday, two other young men were stopped at St.Catherine street and Olivier avenue for inquiries, which revealed they were wanted by Montreal Police for auto theft.They were handed over to the Montreal night patrol.Just two hours later, another man was stopped in his car at Prince Albert avenue and Sherbrooke street west for a traffic violation.It turned out that he, too, was wanted by Montreal on an outstanding warrant, charges unspecified.NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER By ERIC NEAL August 28 to September 5 local winds with evenings will get Westmount 215, P.Q.Thursday, August 27, 1970 avenue A warning to shoppers and others intending to drive up or down Greene avenue Saturday: You can\u2019t.The busy thoroughfare will be blocked from about 7:30 am for most of the day just north of de Maison- neuve boulevard.The occasion: The Bank of Montreal is moving its branch facilities from its building on the northeast corner into the old post office building on the northwest corner.Brinks guards and Westmount Police will be in evidence along with the movers.Traffic should move « freely between St.Catherine street and de Maisonneuve.However, vehicles entering Greene southbound from Sherbrooke may do so but will be required to exit through the lane north of de Maisonneuve taking them into Olivier avenue.Milk truck, car tangle on Bivd.If your milkman was late last Thursday morning, it could have been because he was the one who was in a collision with a car at Grosvenor avenue and The Boulevard at 7:30 a.m.Richard Knight, 20, of LaSalle, had the left side of his J.J.Joubert delivery truck stove in when, northbound on Grosvenor, he made violent contact with a 1969 Plymouth, proceeding east on The Boulevard with David Schloss, 29, of Dupuis avenue, Snowdon area, at the wheel.The traffic lights were in \u201c process of changing at the time.No one was injured but the car suffered $600 damages and the truck, $400.Vent bent Sometime between 5 pm Sunday and 9 am Monday, someone unsuccessfully attempted to break into a car at the rear of 67 Clandeboye avenue.The owner, setting off for a garage, found a screwdriver sticking out from the edge of the right vent window.Marks were found around the window.recovered here previously reported stolen in Montreal.10¢ closed Car thefts: -one, +two A Camaro hardtop was stolen sometime between 11 am and 4:20 pm last Thursday from where it had been parked on the street outside 380 Kitchener avenue.It had not been reported recovered up to yesterday afternoon, Meanwhile, Westmount Police two cars At 1:26 pm Sunday, a patrol pulled up a car at Sherbrooke street west and Strathcona avenue previous night from de Courtrai street, Montreal.The driver leaped out and took off on foot across Westmount Park, evading capture.stolen during the Then at 1:11 pm Monday, a car discovered parked at the rear of 500 Claremont avenue was found to be on Montreal's wanted list also\u2014stolen the day before from Prudhomme avenue in N.D.G.Take the cake Sometiine between 6 pm Monday and 6 am Tuesday, somebody slit a screen on a window of the POM bakery facing St.Catherine street west and filched several cakes, valued at $15.CLASSIFIED Success Story Last week an N.D.G.man who is moving telephoned our Adtakers (931-7511) a list of several household items, mentioning prices for each, which he wished to sell.His \u2018Examiner Classified appeared Thursday.Monday morning he phoned to change the ad, eliminating $315 worth of goods already sold.From Friday morning to Monday morning he had received 52 calls, all from readers of The Westmount Examiner.19 fined as lifters at plaza Westmount Municipal Court had, as its exclusive concern yesterday morning, 24 cases on the docket all involving recent shopliftings from the Steinberg\u2019s Miracle Mart in Alexis Nihon laza.Five accused did not appear at - the bar when their names were called and warrants were ordered issued for them.The remaining 19 all pleaded guilty and were levied various fines to suit the values of their thefts and other circumstances.The court procedure was rather routine except when one woman explained to Magistrate Alex McT.Stalker that, \u201cby mistake,\u201d two T-bone steaks, another package of meat and some assorted groceries somehow got into her handbag.It was not accepted as a mistake.Council to meet Sept.8 This is one of the longest gaps between Westmount city council meetings in some time, usually two weeks and sometimes three.Next formal get-together of mayor and aldermen is scheduled for 8 pm, Tuesday, Sept.8.The last was held Aug.17.That will be 22 days.Reason: the statutory monthly meetings are normally the first Monday of the month, which in September falls on Labor Day.Therefore, following established procedure, the meeting is scheduled for the next juridicial day, Tuesday.Storm damage slight Westmount escaped with light damage from last evening's violent storm which struck the Montreal area.The public safety department provided assistance to several ouseholders who had leaking roofs or flooded basements.Only other incidents reported were several fallen tree boughs.Hollow victory There was a theft from an auto on the third parking level of Alexis Nihon Plaza, the owner reported to Westmount Police mid-day Sunday.Missing: one empty briefcase. 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday.August 27, 1970 Westmounters orienteering champs Westmounters Jan Nordstrom and Geoff Collier came home winners from the 1970 Quebec Orienteering Championships held Aug.15 and 16 in Gatineau Park.Jan, who lives at 4470 St.Catherine street west, took the veterans\u2019 class with a fast time of 1:53:31 over the 7-km course.Geoff Collier, of 473 Lansdowne avenue running in the boys class for 12-14 year-olds, won in 1:37:49 over a 5-km course.Other competitors from Westmount were the Carlson family of 11 Parkman place and Martin Collier.The appeal of the sport as a family recreation and fitness activity and a highly 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man wanted for parole violation in Halifax was recognized here from a police bulletin, traced to a Dorchester boulevard west rooming house where he had been staying since June, arrested by Westmount Police Saturday evening and turned over to the Nova Scotia authorities.Adam was the first person to take misfortune like a man - blame it on his wife.Now that they\u2019ve been to the moon and taken pictures of Mars, scientists are looking for signs of intelligent life on earth.Bravery is discussing politics with the boss.Foolhardiness is doing it a second time.REMEMBER Help Your RED CROSS TO HELP MEN For all ages - Ye st vars emma mam me 0 You owe it to yourself to try an ADONIS J.A.hairpiece either in the privacy of your own home, or in our showroom.The ADONIS J.A.Hairpiece is as easy to manage as your own hair and you will have NO GLUE NO PINS NO TAPE NO EXPENSIVECLEANING BILLS This new product was styled in New York and is comfortable in winter and summer.Available in 14 shades and 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dashboard.Driver of the truck was Robert Thomson, 23, of 2200 Claremont avenue, who was coming out of a lane north of de Maisonneuve boulevard west into Redfern avenue when he and the other driver, coming unexpectedly the wrong way, met.Old dodge yields $20 at the Square Five youths, described as between 13 and 15 years of age, pulled an old dodge on a clerk in the Focus shop in Galeries Westmount Square late Monday.afternoon.After her back had been turned briefly while looking for a requested item, the youngsters were gone, the cash drawer was open and a $20 bill was missing.Tight money?Tighter accounting! 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proposed shop, $5,000; August 25 360 Clarke: for Ecole St.Leon de Westmount by J.Andre Lemieux, instalation of a physique table (physics laboratory bench) with two fixtures, $1,200; 160 Argyle: for A.Calogeridis by Charles Daniel, repairs to front and rear balconies, $250.=p = ® < @ oO = @ + The followiag calls were answered by the Westmount pire Brigade during the past week: August 18 10:38 pm: Springfield avenue, call for overturned flarepot, none found; August 19 6:44 am: rear 322 Elm, garden hose left on; August 20 0 2 OU IL FC ; : 10:16 am\u2019 Box 142, Olivier and de WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN\u2019S WE.3-4046 Estate Pieces Purchased ESTABLISHED 1899 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.Maisonneuve, false alarm; August 21 3:32 pm: 220 Olivier, fire alarm ringing; August 22 10:18 pm: Opposite 46 Academy, overturned flarepot; August 23 4:03 pm: 320 Cote St.Antoine, water leaking into house; 7:07 pm: rear 1215 Greene, defective heater hose in car; 8:14 pm: 314 Roslyn, delayed furnace ignition; : 9:00 pm: 312 Roslyn, insulation burning; August 24 3:56 am: 4998 de Maisonneuve, (Chateau Maisonneuve) fire alarm ringing; 10:14 pm: Park Place and Academy, overturned flarepot.August 25 8:15 pm: 1 Westmount Square, stove mat left on burner; 9:08 pm: 200 Kensington, fire alarm ringing; August 26 2:26 am: 18 Belvedere, defective light ballast; 10:02 am: opposite 37 Prospect, north side of CPR tracks, grass fire.Bark ires Neighbors of a resident of Winchester avenue this morning expressed their concern to Westmount Police over a dog, repeatedly left all day tied up in a backyard and doing considerable barking.West't.apartments are entered Two apartments in No.2 Westmount Square were entered during the past week.In neither case was there sign of forced entry.In the first incident, discovered last Thursday morning, $100 in cash and jewelry valued at $1,284 were taken.Then, early Tuesday afternoon a man was seen in another apartment by a woman occupant.On this occasion, nothing appeared to have been taken.An unsolved jewel burglary, loss nearly $40,000, took place in the same building on July 20.Safety plaque for city Ald.D.O\u2019C.Doheny, commissioner of public safety, is to represent Mayor Peter M.McEntyre this evening at a dinner at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel when the Royal-Automobile Club of Canada presents to West- mount, along with several other municipalities, award plaques for successful pedestrian protection program activities during 1969.Westmount did not have a pedestrian fatality last year.Public Safety Director Edward Harper also will be present.When you see me \u2014 don\u2019t think of Life Insurance But when you think of Life Insurance \u2014 see me! om, lh S.RICHARD GORDO Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada Suite 2020, Sun Life Bldg.- Telephones: Office: 861-8623 or 866-6411 loc.8253 Residence: 482-7716\u2018 .\u201d \u2018\u2019 | por ae tu: 0 eee \u2026 (EWNA | iy, no \"ER Ln asso se ATTY THE WESTMOUNT & Examiner [Lela Moking not just your house but all of Westmouat your hame Published Every Thursday by - J.W.Sancton & Sons 4630 St.Catherine Street West Westmount 215, P.Q.Editorial Accounting Circulation Display Advertising Departments 932-3157 Classified Advertising 8.30 a.m.to 5 p.m.weekdays (To 10.00 p.m.Mondays and Tuesdays) 931-7511 The Examiner aims to be an i .clean mew fof the home, devoted to public service.Mail Subscriptions: $3.per year: $2.00 half vear.Ten cemts a copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association.Quebec Weekly Newspapers Association.Second class mail registration number 1760 4 - Thursday, August 27, 1970 Police integration demands thought It is in the ever-evident police that municipal government is most seen and, as required along with the fire force, felt.This is why the eventual action on the recommendations of the Montreal Urban Community Public Security Commission, which reportedly look to complete island-wide integration of such services, should be the direct concern of every citizen.Particularly every citizen of Westmount, where it is no idle _ boast to say we have the finest public safety organization in all the raunicipalities involved.Some degree of integration makes sense and is inevitable, even though a high degree of effective co-operation is now practiced between the various forces.In relative sizes of the cities and towns, alone, there are too many anomalies.However, Judge Coderre\u2019s reported belief that there should be total integration will come here in Westmount as a shock, particularly to the citizen who has been able to compare the standards and the services of Westmount and of Montreal\u2014the giant of the forces whose traditions or lack of them are bound to influence greatly the character of the island-wide police if made into one.There is one aspect of the recommendations which provides important hope: that the combined MUC force be in six territorial divisions\u2014taking a leaf out of Metropolita Toronto\u2019s experience.This could be a forerunner of what would make sense in the overall reorganization of local government on the island: a form of borough system.With this it is hard to quarrel and is in keeping with some of the deep thinking already done on this subject at Westmount\u2019s own city hall.Meanwhile, the die is being cast with imperfections bound to be felt by Westmounters and the few other communities now blessed with superior police and fire services, which cater to all needs and all kinds of \u201cextras\u201d not enjoyed by all, notably Montrealers.It now will be the task of West- * mount to press for its standards * and not have lower common denominators thrust upon it.And failing success in this, be thinking of ways and means of providing auxiliary services as a local supplement.Editorial Notes Letters-to-the-editor columns in newspapers frequently produce more sound sense than the adjoining editorials, for the simple reason that the represent the thinking of all sorts of people rather than merely of the few ordinary mortals occupying editor\u2019s chairs.We are frankly envious of the number, range and ingenuity of letters carried by The Montreal Star, and only wish Westmounters would make as good use of the \u201cYou Say\u201d column at their disposal in The Examiner to contribute their ideas on community affairs.Three missives in Monday's Star commended themselves to our particular attention: (a) Free public transportation to counter private traffic problems and automotive pollution in cities; (b) the observation that the excellent William Zeckendorf series on the creation of Place Ville-Marie and the reshaping of central Montreal was a revelation, by an American yet, of the mores of our local big-business men and politicians, and (c) the suggestion that postmen\u2019s pay checks be sent to them by mail, posted rotatingly daily\u2014to which we would add that the same should be done with the stipends of the members of the federal treasury board and the cabinet.+ + + No sooner had we written the foregoing item, Mrs.Hoff arrived in the office with our own letter-to-the-editor (see \u201cYou Say,\u201d next page) which also stacks up as an excellent contribution.Not onlydoes she support the petition for safe bicycle lanes of those two keen 10-year-olds, Marc Bowles and Michael Black.But she also makes the well-founded point that more adults might use bicycles instead of cars if they were encouraged to do so\u2014thus reducing to some degree both traffic and automotive pollution problems.The whole idea is deserving of serious study, including that of basic traffic philosophy if there is such a thing, by both the Ad- SL sss sk.6 Le Tex se Hon.C.M.Drury says.Who said the summers are quiet?I have often been asked by my constituents how I pass my time in the summers when the House is in recess?\u201cSurely,\u201d I am told, \u201cwhen you don\u2019t have to attend Parliament every day, you must have a lot of free time on your hands.\u201d The truth of the matter is that the summers are just as busy as the other seasons.It is true that I am not tied down to daily participation in the Commons, but the slack is taken up for my colleagues and me by a huge workload of a slightly different nature.ministrative Traffic Committee at city hall and the city council.By the way, the two boys told us they were not available to attend the last council meeting, but they might now be expected to be at the next session, scheduled for Tuesday evening, Sept.8.+ + + A young lady whose face vies with her legs (mini-skirted) as her more attractive features, labors in Westmount and is a bit nervous about what her employers may think about it, is a leading light in the new \u2018\u201cL.E.G.S.\u201d\u2019 movement, standing for \u201cLet \u2018Em Go Short.\u201d In our view, her employers probably would be both pleased and proud, because they are mostiy if not all normal, healthy men.Be that as it may, we honor her request for anonymity in drawing attention to the movement which we heartily support.The Examiner stands four-square .er, stands all-round for shapely legs and regards the mini-skirt as the greatest invention since the Bikini.We are equally happy to draw at tention to \u201cL.E.G.S.\u201d blood donor clinic\u2014in with a midi or maxi, out with a mini\u2014on Sept.9 at the 2180 Dorchester boulevard west headquarters of the Canadian Red Cross.A party at a later date for the donors is promised.+ + + Man followed us into our office Monday night after l\u2019Etoiles de Rimouski majorettes had put on their excellent performance in Westmount Park, deploring as we did the scant turnout of Westmounters to see these keen and accomplished .girls from our Lower St.Lawrence twin city.The short notice of the visit here on the girls\u2019 tour, the fact that many local citizens still are away on vacation didn\u2019t seem to cut much ice with this unhappy citizen.More persons might have made an effort, not only for their own pleasure but in the interest of \u2018\u2018bon entente.\u201d We likened this non- involvement to the rarely- occupied public seats at city hall when city council meets.Mayor McEntyre has repeatedly invited citizens to be there and, following the formal business, to participate in or raise any subject of public concern.But few do: » \" Budgeting,\u201d During the summer months, all cabinet ministers are expected to put in long hours with their departmental officials to prepare and plan for the coming session.I, of course, have been extremely busy with the postal dispute, and, consequently, I have had to let a number of things pass on to other people\u2019s hands.But my colleagues have all had to put their noses to the grindstone in order to prepare their respective departmental spending estimates for Treasury Board.Three budgets The \u2018\u2018expenditure control\u2019 procedure which we follow in the government is really quite simple and orderly.From early July until late September, eac department prepares three budgets for the upcoming fiscal year (April 1, 1971, through The first one, \u201cA,\u201d is the amount required to continue to provide the same services at the same level as the preceding year; the \u201cB\u2019\u2019 budget represents the amount which would be required to\u2018 provide the new or improved services which the department thinks to be of high priority; the third budget, \u201cX,\u201d is the department\u2019s most pessimistic one \u2014 and its smallest \u2014 which reflects what it would cut from either \u2018\u201cA\u2019\u2019 or *\u201cB\u201d if the government found it necessary to restrict or to economize on even desirable programs, in favor of other goals.This choice enables those responsible to weigh the high priority items against the low priority ones.The minister can now concentrate on policies and not on programs, which means he can get away from the technical details which are left to the departmental officials.At the end of September, the Treasury Board formally invites the departments to submit their estimates for review.Here begins a two-month process where treasury Board and the departments examine all the aspects of each budget.Under the government\u2019s new approach \u201cProgramming, Planning and (PPB), the Treasury Board no longer concentrates solely on the individual items in the proposed budget\u2014 such as how many trucks, how much travel expenses, etc.Instead, the onus is now on the programs \u2014 are they worthwhile, are they effective in promoting an overall policy?The focus is being transferred from the smaller issues (administrative input) to the bigger ones (program outputs).When the relative worth of the programs has been established, based on the general government priorities which are decided in cabinet meetings throughout July, then Treasury Board will make the necessary cuts and will streamline each budget, taking into account not only the PPB approach, but also the evaluation reports \u2018of past performances of the programs as well as of the departments themselves.In this way, all programs \u2014 whether ongoing or new \u2014 are subjected * - Continued to page 5 CT March 31, 1972).Thirty-five Years Ago August 23, 1935 Westmounter could win.\u2018\u201cThe art of making tea cosies is not confined to the fair sex, according to a report from Toronto where it was proved Wednesday at the\u2019 Canadian National One never knows what a .: Exhibition, when A.E.Pervius, a Westmounter, was awarded first prize in the novelty tea cosy class.Mr.Pervius\u2019 work was described in the report as \u2018exquisite\u2019, being of hand-woven wool.\u201d \u201cFanfare and Trumpets will be conspicuous by its absence when the official opening of the new Argyle School takes place on the morning of September 2.\u201d @e \u2026 Twenty-five Years Ago August 24, 1945.- \u2018The Hon.Douglas C.Abbott, 79 Arlington avenue, recently reelected Member of Parliment for the constituency of Westmount St.Antione, was appointed Defence Minister following the resignation of Gen.A.G.L.Mc- Naughton in the latest Cabinet rearrangement precipitated by the successful ending of World War I.\u201cPrime Minsiter King said that with the war ended it was desirable to consolidate the defence services.It is therefore quite possible that the young cabinet minister will in all probability become chief of the three services\u2019 departments.\u201d Fifteen Years Ago August 26, 1955, \u201cThe Princess Royal, Her Royal Highness Prince Mary, the only daughter of HM.King George V, will inspect the Royal Montreal Regiment and be a guest at a reception in her honor October 4, during 5-day visit to Montreal.\u201cThis will be the most important event in the life of the regiment since the end of World War II.*\u201cThe Princess Royal will spend from Sunday, October 2, until Thursday, October 6, in Montreal, during which period she will honor the regiment and officially open the new Montreal General Hospital.The Princess Royal is Colonel- in-Chief of the West York Regiment which is the RMR\u2019s allied regiment in the Imperial Army.\u201d Five Years Ago August 27, 1965 \u201cDespite the sultry August evening, a large turnout of congregational members was recorded Tuesday at Westmount Park United Church for the special meeting scheduled to receive officially the resignation of the pastor, Rev.E, Callum Thompson.\u201cThe resignation was accepted.The task now facing the congregation is the search for another pastor and this will proceed without any undue delay.A pastoral relations committee of 14 members has been formed, with representatives on it from every rd, committee and organization in the church, and chaired by C.Leslie Copland.\u201d A \u2018 7 Em our M.P.Q.Hon.Kevin Drummond says.Education in nature's ways It is just north of Arundel, on Route 31, and is the brain-storm and pride and joy of Mel Graham who was, until recently, the principal of the Protestant school in Arundel.Those of you who know the district will realize that I'm talking about the Arundel National Science School which is currently under the direction of the Laurentien Regional School Board.This year in excess of 4,000 students from both rural and the Montreal area will visit the centre for either one or two days\u2019 visit and will have the opportunity to study and discuss topics such as forest management and ecology in a natural environment infinitely preferable to the classroom.What better way to study than when surrounded by nature\u2019s own \u201cresource materials\u201d.It is only recently, I believe, that the city school boards have indicated interest in taking advantage of Mr.Graham's enthusiasm and expertise in the field to arrange class visits.1 hope this recently-established trend will continue as it becomes Drury.Continued from page 4 to thorough scrutiny.Finally, when the board and the departments come to terms, the annual estimates book will be prepared (in January and tables in the House in February).Brought to vote The departmental estimates are then presented in the form of appropriation bills, and are dispatched to the various standing committees where they are dissected, re-assembled, and returned to the House where they are debated and brought to a vote.In addition to these main estimates, which cover all known programs, there are the supplementary estimates which are tabled at the end of the fiscal year, and which cover all un- forseen programs such as emergency relief for a devasted area.The supplementary estimates for this fiscal year are currently being examined by the Treasury Board.One can see how protracted and intensive this period of expenditure control eventually becomes.The Treasury Board is directly concerned with the estimates of every department, and herein lies the tremendous workload.It is the Financial Administration Act which charges the board with the financial management and the review of annual and longer-term expenditure plans and programs of all the departments.Since it is also responsible for the determination of priorities of the departments, the headaches are quite forseeable and when you consider that the total worth of Government of Canada decisions now comes to some 13 billion in operating and capital expenditures, you can appreciate how long and hot the summers em rel ave, increasingly important that our young be educated in nature's ways.Certainly a session at the Natural Science School exploring the nature trail, estimating timber volume in a given area, etc., gives new impetus and meaning to expertly-directed group discussions on such topics as the effect of animals upon the forest, tree diseases, climax forests and reforestation.There is even something to interest the nationalistic gourmet \u2014 a sugar bush.During the season, the classes study all aspects of the operation (they have a plastic pipeline collection system) and carry out certain experiments relating to the properties of the sap and syrup and, perhaps most importantly, indulge in extensive sampling of the product.Unfortunately, my visit was short but it was long enough to leave me impressed with the worth of the project and convinced that as many classes of children as possible should take advantage of the opportunity to visit.Interested teachers can contact Mrs.M.H.Prophet, secretary- treasurer of the Laurentien Regional School Board, for further details.The Westmount Examiner, With school time fast approaching and thoughts turning again to education, the following piece attributed to Dr.G.H.Reavis, assistant superintendent of school in Cincinnati, Ohio, has been shown us by a Westmount resident with a specialized interest in what is happening in teaching: Once upon a time, the animals decided they must do something heroic to meet the problems of \u201ca new world\u201d, so they organized a school.They adopted an activity curriculum consisting of running, climbing, swimming, and flying, and to make it easier to administer, all the animals took all the subjects.The duck was excellent in swimming, better in fact than his instructor, and made passing grades in flying, but, he was very poor in running.Since he was slow in running, he had to stay after school and also drop swimming to practice running.This was kept up until his web feet were badly worn and he was only average in swimming.But average was acceptable in school, so nobody worried about that except the duck.Nervous bunny The rabbit started at the top of the class in running, but he had a nervous breakdown because of so much make-up work in swimming.The squirrel was excellent in climbing until he developed frustration in the flying class where his teacher made him start from the ground-up, instead of.from the tree-top down.He also developed charlie horse from overexertion and then got C in climbing and D in running.The eagle was a problem child and was disciplined severely.In the climbing class he beat all the others to the top of the tree, but insisted on using his own way to get there.Abnormal eel At the end of the year, an abnormal eel that could swim exceedingly well, and also run, climb and fly a little, had the highest average and was valedictorian.The prairie dogs stayed out of school and fought the tax levy because the administration would not add digging and burrowing to the curriculum.They apprenticed their child to a badger and later joined the groundhogs and gophers to start a successful private school.[ro Adult, too, favors | lanes for bicycles Sir: You did well to headline the story of the bicycle lane petition two weeks ago.I hope that by this time many adults and ahildren have signed it.My reasons for signing the petition were not only those of a parent concerned about the safety of children.I, too, should like to ride a bike around Westmount, for visiting, for errands, and simply for pleasant exercise.Frankly, however, the speed of Thursday, August 27, 1970 - S our east-west traffic scares me, and it seems that the bad habits of drivers rub off on some of the young cyclists who, in desperation to escape those vehicles which \u2018squish\u2019 them into the curb, proceed to mow down pedestrians on the sidewalk! So we're all crowding each other.It seems to be only a safe and sane solution to provide lanes for bicycles.Westmount could lead the way in Montreal to establishing a network of cycling routes.The bicycle has much to recommend it for all ages in these times of noisy, polluting cars and under-exercised drivers.Everyone who likes riding a bicycle and everyone whose child has a bike should sign this petition.(Mrs.) Ursula M.Hooff 138 Abbott avenue, WESTMOUNT 215.Butt lands in carriage A young mother, who preferred not to be identified, called us to say that on Monday afternoon at the municipal swimming pool someone tossed a lighted cigaret butt from the observation deck which landed in the carriage of her baby, parked below.An older child discovered the butt smouldering in the baby's blanket and removed it.A caution to cigaret smokers and to mothers with baby carriages.© RESIDENTIAL © COMMERCIAL © INDUSTRIAL SERVICE AND QUOTATIONS ON REQUEST 487-1760 JOHN WATSON vus LTD.HARTLEY BARBER, PRESIDENT tape T his gentleman Is quite forlorn He woke up to A plumbless morn PLUMBING, HEATING and MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS TRI AI ® REPAIRS ® ALTERATIONS e NEW INSTALLATIONS 24 HOUR SERVICE \u2026 487-1760 - 368 VICTORIA AVENUE WESTMOUNT 00 a 39 Examiner, T rsa 0°SULLIVAN COLLEGE EVENING DIVISION FALL PROGRAMMES 1970-1971 PROFESSIONAL TRAINING LEGAL SECRETARIAL PROGRAMME Legal Secretoriol Practices Tuesday 6:00-7:30 d.m.Legal Dictation & Transcription Tuesday 7:30-9:00 p.m.MEDICAL SECRETARIAL PROGRAMME Anatomy, Physiology and Medical Terminology Tuesday 6:00-7:30 p.m.Medicol Secretarial Practice, Dictation & Transcription Tuesday 1:30-9:00 p.m.FINANCIAL & EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL PROGRAMME Accounting, Introduction to Dota ; Processing and Programming © Tuesday 6:00-7:30 p.m.Business Administration Tuesday 7:30-9:00 p.m.Business Law or Economics Thursday 6:00-7:30 p.m.COURT REPORTING PROGRAMME High Speed Dictonion (120.200 wpm: questions & onswers, court room testimony, Jury charge) Mon/Wed 6:30-9:00 p.m.Reporting Procedures Tuesday 6:00-8:00 p.m.ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS PROGRAMME Advertising Tuesday 6:00-7:30 pu.Public Relations Tuesday 7:30-9:00 p.m.Creative Writing Thursday 6:00-8:00 p.m.TRAVEL, CONVENTION AND HOTEL ADMINISTRATION PROGRAMME Hotel Administration & Convention Planning Tuesday 6:00-7:30 p.m.Transportation Tuesday 1:30-9:00 am.BASIC SECRETARIAL PROGRAMME Typewriting English Communications Shorthand Dictaphone Training Mon/Wed 6:30-9:00 p.m.® Registrations accepted now o All courses start in September ® Register with the Placement Bureau for exciting job opportunis ties * \u201cBe an O'Sullivan Graduate, don\u2019t compete with one\u2019.ACCREDITED AS A TWO-YEAR SCHOOL OF BUSINESS BY THE ACCREDITING COMMISSION OF BUSINESS SCHOOLS WASHINGTON, D.C.Fer information, please phone or write: \u2014 2 LL, IR EF BURTO'2 0 Sullivan n Belle 1191 Mountain Street Montreal 107, P.Q.(514) 866-1629 Ashbury College ROCKCLIFFE PARK OTTAWA C ANADA (Founded 1891) A Boarding School For Bcys From Grade 5to 13 PARENTS: Will Your Son Be Ready FOR UNIVERSITY, FOR BUSINESS?ASHBURY COLLEGE CAN HELP Ashbury College has one educational policy: to help your son develop his full academic potential.We help him with:- @ Smail Classes and individual attention .@ Fully qualified and dedicated teaching staff \u2018e A complete sports and extracurricular programme Apply to The Headmaster, W.A.JOYCE, D.S.0., E.D., B.Sc Telephone: 1-613-749-5954 EDUCATIO NAL 14585 Sherbrooke St.West ARLINGTON - SCHOOL (Westmount Y.M.C.A.) School will re-open Wed., Sept.9th, 1970 Inquiries: Mrs.R.Uden \u2018Phone: 484-2835 ASH TRANSPORTATION \u2018Safe Dependable School Bus Service\u2019 SERVICE REGISTERED 484-4779 \u2014 484-0696 CRI LOWER J CANADA Rens?COLLEGE All classes will reassemble for the opening of the School Year at 8.45 A.M.WEDNESDAY, 9th SEPTEMBER SENIOR SCHOOL Grades 8-12.Full day's school, including lunch.JUNIOR SCHOOL Grades 3-7.Classes until noon.No lunch will be served on 9th September.10th September will be a full day including lunch.G.H.Merrill, M.A.ê Headmaster Academie de Danse du Manoir directed by Helena Voronova ex-star performer of the Opera Sofia Registration and Test Thursday, September 4 from 2 P.M.Courses start September 8th, Classes for all levels (beginners \u2014 professionals) LES BALLETS DE LA JEUNESSE Intensive instruction for Advanced Students ANNUAL RECITAL Information and brochure: MANOIR NOTRE-DAME DE GRACE 5319 Notre-Dame de Grace Montreal 260, 482-2460 U 1 la st Congregation Shaar Hashomayim 450 Kensington Ave., Westmount, Quebec.ANNOUNCES OPEN REGISTRATION FOUNDATION SCHOOL: (Nursery) Ages 3 \u2014 5.Enriched activities program - Morning Sessions Daily SUNDAY KINDERGARTEN: Age 5.HEBREW AFTERNOON SCHOOL: Integrated course of study in Hebrew Language Bible, Jewish History, Prayers, Current Events.ELEMENTARY DEPARTMENT: GRADE | - Age 6 - Two Sessions per week.* GRADE |! - VI - Age 7-11, Three Sessions per week.JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT GRADE VII - IX, - Age 12-15 Departmentalized, Compulsory and Elective Course leading to Graduation.Conversational Hebrew Audio-Visual Method.LEADERS! TRAINING FELLOWSHIP DEPARTMENT - Post Graduate studies.TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE.For Information please call - School Office 937-94/1 FRANCES GOLTMAN Pianiste Lic.Mus.First Medalist \u2014 McGill University Teacher Columnist \u2014 Critic PIANO TUITION ALL GRADES Talent Developed Phone 484-6424 5506 Notre Dame de Grace Ave.@ WESTON SCHOOL JUNIOR 18 Severn Avenue Montreal 217 935-9856 Nursery School, Kindergarten Grades |, 11, 111 - Programme in English and French Small Classes Principal: Miss Mary Winspear, M.A.Ph.D.\u201c.School open for Interviews Sept.2nd Boys and Girls @ .A A - THE ST Day School for 3233 The Boulevard, We Opens Wednesday, Septer Kindergarten through ¢ - Le en \"\"ADVERTISIN Gun RENT THIS UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER For only $5 sermon Late model electrics $10 per month SPECIAL ! Brand New PORTABLE ELECTRIC $129 ng with your trade-in ch Rentals - Sales - Service th Free Delivery_ 9 Mr, Typewriter e 4910 Sherbrooke W., 487-5551 nm rr Westmount Examiner, Thursday, August 27, 1970 - 7 p 0 Music Classes for Children Carl Orff Method - 4 to 11 years Recorder Classes - 8 to 12 years Weekdays after school, starting September 21 St.Andrew's Church Westmount Cote St.Antoine at City Hall For information phone 481-9984, 932-4373 PIANO INSTRUCTION BILINGUAL HERMANS DAVID Graduate of Ecole Normale de Music de Paris.© Beginners © Advanced © Adult Conservatory Exams Tel: 733-8943 3070 Van Horne, Apt.11 ite FRENCH German Spanish Russian Others AUDIO-VISUAL METHOD © Recsoneble fee © Free Perking ® Next te Metre Station Institut de Langues Vivantes baro inc.420 Jean Talon E., suite 304 270-5541 Peter Pan | Nursery School | Private Kindergarten Special grogramme arranged for children from 3 to 6 years Registration Sept.9th & 10th School re-opens Sept.11th Particulars on Application Mrs.A.F.D.Macdonald (Miss Elizabeth Veitch) 220 Prince Albert Avenue |.For Appointment Please Phone Between 9 a.m and 4 p.m.\u2018486-4310 or 481-3603 Transportation Available COURS BAYARD Directrice: Mme Senart Cours primaire francais Jardin d'enfants \u201cLes joyeux Bambins\u201d 3021 ave Trafalgar Tel.: 933-3186 ® @ End School of Art 5686 MONKLAND AVE.CHILDREN'S ART CLASSES PRE SCHOOL and 6-12 yrs CALL 484-4277 Trafalgar School for Girls Affiliated with McGill University \u2014 Est.1887 RESIDENTIAL AND DAY SCHOOL Grades 2 to 11 School re-opens September 9th at 9 a.m.For information contact the Principal: Miss Jean E.Harvie M.A.(McGill and Oxon) 3495 Simpson Street, Montreal 109, Quebec (Tel: 935-2644) Miss Harvie will be at the school on and after August 24th.Boarders report September 8th by 8.30 p.m.CENTENNIAL ACADEMY INC.(Letters Patent 1966) ROSS HIGH SCHOOL INC.{Established 1934) Co-educational ; non-denominational Recognized by Department of Education Highly qualified staff with outstanding records of teaching success.Grades VIII, IX, X, XI, XII.Small classes.Quebec Department of Education curriculum, including Spanish, art, choral music, instrumental music (optional grades VIII, IX,) physical education.® New library facilities ready for September.@ Served by M.T.C.buses No.124, 65, 48, 17, 160, 92, 165, 161.Applications for 1970-71 term now being received.Write or telephone for application forms.6815 DÉCARIE BOULEVARD Montreal 252 Telephone 731-4161 VISUAL ARTS COURSES Ceramics .Drawing .Plastics .Batik .Sculpture .Silk Screening .Children\u2019s Art .Introduction to Visual Arts | ENTRE ° DES ARTS 486-6740 326 Victoria Ave., Westmount VISUEL Is Your Child \u201cCollege Material\u2019 But Lacks MOTIVATION ?(rss! Prep School All grades of Elementary and High School 4240 Girouard Ave.489-7287 \u2014\u2014_ THE PRIORY SCHOOL INC.STUDY K INDERG A RTEN 3120 THE BOULEVARD, MONTREAL, 218 School for Girls to Junior Day School! for boys and girls from GRADE 11 Kindergarten to 7th year inclusive.Boulevard, Westmount School re-opens \u2014 Wednesday, September 9th Inesday, September 9, 1970 8:30 a.m.Hig Mri Rigen number of vacancies 3 arten through Grade 11 MRS.D.W.KNOX, B.A.5 2e Meur) Plessant avenue, Westmount\u201d | | FOR INFORMATION CALL: 935-5966 Miss Edgar's & Miss Cramp's School Inc.> A ; Jun Ra a AE eM Tw tw wr wee 8 - The Westmount Examiner, 8 \u2019 mo qu 2 Thursday, August 27, 1970 CHURCH SERVICES AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE Reliance on God topic Radical reliance on God's all- power which enâbled Christ Jesus to heal physical, mental and social ills is attainable today by people of all nations and races and is explained in the lesson- sermon on \u2018\u2018Christ Jesus\u201d to be read in all Christian Science churches this Sunday.One of the citations from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d Wy Mary Baker Eddy, discoverer and founder ot Christian Science, reads: \u201cIn healing the sick and sinning, Jesus elaborated the fact that the healing effect followed the understanding of the divine Principle and of the Christ-spirit which governed the corporeal Jesus.For this Principle there is no dynasty, no ecclesiastical monopoly.\u201d The apostle Peter is quoted as authority for relying on the spiritual understanding of God ANGLICAN and UNITED DOMINION-DOUGLAS (UNITED) ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 (ANGLICAN) CHURCHES WESTMOUNT Joint Summer Services in Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Boulevard and Lansdowne 11 a.m.Archdeacon J.Doidge preaching 8 a.m.Holy Communion in St.Matthias, also Wednesday at 10:00 a.m.UNITED ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH and WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH Worshipping in St.Andrew\u2018s 101 Cote St.Antoine Road 10:A.M.Rev.E.A.Kirker Welcome to All CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, WESTMOUNT 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Lesson-Sermon Subject: \u201cCHRIST JESUS\" Goiden Text: John 3:34.He whom God hath sent speaketh the words of God: for God giveth not the Spirit by measure unto him.11.00 a.m.Church Service 11.00 a.m.Sunday School 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.as taught by Jesus, \u2018According as his divine power hath given unto us all things that pertain unto life and go iness, through the knowledge of him that hath called us to glory and virtue.\u201d Way Ahead project looking for help The Way Ahead Project, a community involvement project initiated through Dawson College, could use some help.Working in St.Henri and Little Burgundy, Way Ahead is attempting to open channels whereby skills, potential and resource of the college community can effectively be projected into the larger community.Why no reviews?Criticisms of classical concerts are noticeably on the decline.The Montreal Symphony Orchestra summer \u2018\u2018wine and cheese\u201d Pop Concerts, held for the first five years in Maurice Richard Arena, last year were transferred to Place des Arts with a new format in programming.There have been eight concerts this season of which only two received reviews in The Gazette.Incidentally, I covered every one until this season when freelance critics were eliminated.The strange part of this is that the events (Tuesday and Wednesday evenings) have been enjoying great success since the new format of half classical and half popular.I was extremely LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 285 Clarke Ave., Westmount Rev, Helmut Saabas Mrs.Harold Pedersen - Organist _ 11:00 a.m.The Service and Nursery ANGLICAN BAPTIST \"WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.West at Roslyn Ave.Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Ministers: Rev.J.Frank Patch, B.A., B.D., Rev.T.Elgar Roberts, Minister of Music Morning and Evening Services continue throughout the summer 11:00 A.M.\u201cONE GREAT SILENCE\" 7:30 P.M.\u201cHE WILL IF WE WILL\" Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME ST.STEPHEN'S DORCHESTER and ATWATER Lt.Col.G.B.Fee 10:30 a.m.MATTINS Eustace Tait, A.R.C.C.0.Organist and Choir Director For information call: Mrs.D.Robinson \u2014 931-1172 or Mr.D.Medford \u2014 486-2812 We Welcome You CHURCHOF THE ADVENT Corner of Wood and Maisonneuve, Westmount The Rev\u2018d Canon B.Lindsay TRINITY XIV 8:00a.m.The Holy Eucharist 10:30 a.m.Sung Eucharist HOLY EUCHARIST DURING THE WEEK 9: 8 30 a.m.Wednesday :00 a.m.Friday Organist: Mr.Paul Crawford surprised to notice in The Star (which also has not covered many) that Vladmiir Jelinek\u2019s name was not even mentioned.This well-known conductor of the ballet directed the first portion, which is the classical section.Can you imagine his name and the complete part was not even mention critic only came for the \u2018\u2018pop,\u201d\u2019 after intermission.Last week I went to hear \u201cA Night at the Opera\u2019 (there were two events like this).Arias from Verdi's La Traviata in the first part and La Tosca by Puccini after intermission were sung by three well known opera stars.Pierre Hetu was at the posium and the house was packed.Clarice Carson, whom I reviewed at her first Montreal \u201cbreak\u201d last year, giving her glowing praise, has since made her name in opera in New York City.Baritone Robert Savoie sang with Fernande Chiocchio, mezzo soprano at one of my \u2018Piano Clinics\u201d some years ago when Pauline Donalda spoke, and I have reviewed him countless times since.Tenor Pierre Duval has come a long way since he sang with the now extinct Philharmonic Orchestra (it lasted 11 seasons) and I wrote a Continued on page 9 FLORAL TRIBUTES.For years flowers have been used as a traditional means of bringing comfort to the family.Express your sorrow in this manner as flowers add beauty and warmth to the service and attest to o cherished memory.(AINE owe\u201d © 433.2751 4467 St.Catherine St.W.(Bet.Metcalfe & Melville) Westmount ?Perhaps the - The St.Henri area is sorely in need of materials and tools with which to co-ordinate and express itself.The college is plagued with an equally serious shortage of problem solving, action oriented, real working situations for its students.More of this sort of project experience and less theoretical course study is said to be one of Dawson\u2019s chief needs.Way Ahead operates a recreation program for the children of St.Henri which was highlighted recently by the hugh Coursol street Festival.An afternoon of races, games, ex- citment, refreshments and music was enjoyed by all.Other groups throughout the community provide art classes, sports of a kinds, scavenger hunts, general fun and evening workshops.The workshops are designed to \" provide a more artistic bent to the program.Music, dance, art, photograph y sewing, woodworking and drama workshops have been established to give a wide range of openings to teenagers interested in participating.Supplies are needed for all.The workshops are directed by Dawson students and young people experienced in the various areas and working on a largely volunteer basis.Way Ahead does all its own fund raising and operated on a very tight budget.If anyone, personally or professionally has materials to donate they would be most appreciated and put to good use.Many items needed Needed for the music workshop are all types of drums, guitars, old amplifiers or any musical accessories; the art workshop, paper (in quantity), brushes, paints, chalk, crayons, charcoal, etc.; the film workshop, old cameras (still and movie), projectors, photographic paper, film 35-mm B&W and olor, Instamatic, super-8 movie; and the sewing workshop: material, scissors, sewing machines.Although started as a summer project, Way Ahead now intends to become a year-round operation.Thus it may continue to provide the services of this summer to St.Henri with larger student participation (once Dawson re-opens).However, financial difficulties will continue.A good response, be it small from each individual, in the provision of materials or funds can alleviate that financial tension.If you can help, call Way Ahead, 932-8511, or go to the office, 2461 St.James street west.BA Collins \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NC.5610 SHERBROOKE \u201cTREET, WEST 7 to have your rugs or broad- looms, washed, cleaned and repaired while you are on vacation.GREGORY'S o CLT YTS \"4151 5.Catherine St.W.\u2018 Phone 932-4277 Ladies' Choir rehearse again \u201cThe Montreal Ladie\u2019s Choir will resume rehearsals for the 1970-1971 season on Tuesday evening, Sept.15, at Wesley.ANTIQUES WANTED OLD LIMOGES AND HAND PAINTED CHINA Frank Higgins will pay Yop Doller fer your old Fixtures Table temps, Clocks, Mand Painted Chine.Brass, Silver, Bronzes, Glassware, Jewellery, Osk Furnmi- ture, Paintings, Trunks, Leaded Gless Windows and Domes.Coll 849-9670 2127 St.Urbain St.United Church hall, 5964 Notre Dame de Grace avenue , at 8 pm.Women interested in singing are invited to attend.John P.Williamson, director, will be on _ hand to welcome all, Further information can be had from Miss F.Lewis, 489-8163, or Mrs.M.Brodie, 481-6737.Soft boiling?That flurry of excitement about 8:15 o'clock Tuesday at 1 Westmount Square which brought out the Westmount fire brigade was caused when one of those rubber stove mats was placed on top of a hot burner.~ KASHMIR PAKISTAN'S FIRST BOUTIQUE KRAFTS Opening Week Sale August 24th to Embroidered Ponchos Colorful KAFTANS Silver & Ivory jewellery VISITOR CA Hand block printed dresses Golden Embroidered Vests and many other interesting items at low, low prices \u2026 KASHMIR KRAFTS 1268 Guy St.(Just below St.Catherine) August 29th LL: 937-8666 about the common undesirables that put a crimp on the household © \u2014 mice, rats, bats.Pestroy cleans them out thoroughly.Service is performed discreetly, guaranteed.Oh yes \u2014 Pestroy takes care of ants, silverfish, fleas, roaches and the like.Call anytime, day or night, for full information.No matter how big it was the \u201cPro\u201d from It's not a fish story \u2014 he's talking the other smaller unwanted, too \u2014 336-6110 1655 Edouard Laurin Blvd., St.Laurent, Montreal 379 Residential, Industrial, Commercial Pest Exterminators Member of the Canadian Pest Control Operators Association National Pest Control Association of the: U.Sis bigger! 9/70/E .educational LJ a /@- Thursday, August 27, 1970 - 9 Dawson makes appointments at top level Paul Gallagher, director- general of Dawson College, has announced the appointments of Terence Tagney as director of the Viger Campus, Robert Gordon as secretary-general, and William Dellow as director of the Centre for Continuing Education.Mr.Tagney, a native of England until 1953, has taught in Montreal and Alberta.He holds a degree from Sir George Williams University.He has been principal of St.Patrick of the Island School in Pincourt, and most recently connected with the Regional School Commission of Mille Illes, Ste.Rose.He is also a member of the Elementary Commission of the Superior Council of Education.Mr.Gordon holds master\u2019s degrees in history\u201d and educational administration, and is currently completing a doctoral dissertation in higher education from the University of Massachusetts.He has taught at Lower Canada College and been an administrator at Bishop's University.Mr.Dellow holds bachelor\u2019s degrees in telecommunications from Keo University, Japan, in industrial education .and psychology; a master\u2019s degree in industrial education and administration, and is currently completing a doctorate in computer applications at the University of Montreal.Cenotaph lit That bright illumination being mounted around the Westmount Cenotaph at Sherbrooke street west and Cote St.Antoine road last evening was being done by a National Film Board crew, using the site as a film set.Continued from page 8 glowing critique of his beautiful voice.Personable Pierre Hetu left Montreal because as assistant leader for four years he did not get any assignment to conduct the MSO orchestra except the Young People's Concerts.Hetu op got portunity to become artistic director of, the Kalamazoo Symphon Orchestra, a post he has held since 1967, and just recently was appointed associate conductor of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.Good luck to Pierre Hetu! Examiner Dog on string was being ee lived in Montreal.turned in The fog vas y returned te .its owner ough! Tuesday afternoon a resident woman, a domestic, went on her reported to Westmount Police that she had seen a woman way.walking on The Boulevard : leading on a string a dog which was recognized as belonging to a resident of Grenville avenue.The woman, when stopped by band mave officers, said she had found the iets ine: exer in 10 Police Station near where she PLAZA tel.997-1055 FALL is KNITS The nicest Wool Shop offers you the finest Yarns at the best prices BEL-ANN KNITS inc.4937 Sherbrooke St.West 488-2900 {Near Claremont) Westmount NOW OPEN VICTORIA GLASS & ALUMINUM | 344A Victoria Ave.; REPAIRS To All Types of Windows and Doors Fast Pick-up and 48 1 -66 3 3 Delivery Service THE PHARMACY Alexis Nihon Plaza Ground Floor e SPECIALS o PHISOHEX .PORTRAITS PAINTED IN FULL COLOR RIGHT IN YOUR HOME OR AT STUDIO.LIFE SIZE $25.00 UNFRAMED TASTEFULLY .00 FRAMED 40 FOR APPOINTMENT CALL TED SONNE 891-3112 1.59 CORICIDIN - D For hay fever and colds 99c Sudsing Antibacterial Skin Cleanser 1.29 CEPACOL = Chlor-Tripolon.For hay fever and colds 99c MAGNOLAX HEARING AID BATTERIES NEO-SYNEPHRINE .89c CONTAC - C um 3.79 I\u2014PROPERTY FOR SALE Westméunt Luxurious family home centrally located.In move-in condition.Center hall plan, large gracious entrance hall, living and dining room, planned kitchen with eating area, 3 full bathrooms, 6 bedrooms and family den with built-ins, finished playroom with wef bar, 3 car garage.To view call Barbara Langan 731-6815 or 733-4605 Town Mount Royal Real Estate BROKERS Rosemere Six room cottage, sunporch.Corner.Extra lot included in price.$13,500.Call 331-5260.5\u2014COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE Escape The City Year.round, four-bedroom cottage only 45 minutes from downtown Montreal\u2014but where the air is clean\u2014with 12 acres of land bordering unpolluted river and excellent stabie and barn.Excellent schools, all-season highway (Route 4) to city.Beautifully sited with Adiron- «dack skyline in dairy country four miles from Ormstown.Ideal for family with young children, specially if keen on horses and other animals.Sixty additional acres including woods also of-, fered separately, if desired .Apply J.W.Sancton, 4630 St.Catherine Street West, West.mount 215, 932-3157, weekdays, or R.R.3, Ormstown, Quebec, 829-2423, weekends.- PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 931-7511 10 Words °1.00 7¢ for each additional word 9\u2014COUNTRY HOUSE TO LET For best service, phone your ads early - final deadline noon Thursday ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY AND TUESDAY TILL 10:00 P.M.(Wednesday, Thursday, Friday till 5'pm) Accounts may be paid at the Examiner office, 4630 St.Catherine 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 then ba paid without further charge at any branch of the Bank of Méntreal or The Royal Bank of ar Cpnade on the Island of Montreal.reer west, Westmount; ot The : 25-cent billing charge but may \u201843\u2014APARTMENTS TO LET 63\u2014ROOMS WANTED 73\u2014CARS FOR SALE FULLY furnished country house at Richford, Vermont.Beautifully situated 16 miles from Jay Peak, 14 miles from Mont Sutton.3 bedrooms, large dining room, fireplace, oil heating.Available Ist.September to end of Ski season.Family only.Phone 932-6121 Monday to Friday inclusive.May be seen anytime.23\u2014LOTS FOR SALE SOUTH SHORE 50 Arpents Serviced Land Good Location Schools, Churches Shopping Centre 10 minutes to down town Montreal CALL 842-3353 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 Sublet 342 separate rooms, semi- basement, conveniently located on Bourette $90.488-6959, 739-2104 evenings.COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE FOR SALE Lake Placid Area In exclusive Boulderwood Farms - 53 acre site, Panoramic Mountain views - 5 minutes to Village PRICE - $35,000 Merrill L.Thomas, Realtor 65 Main St, Lake Placid, N.Y.518-523-2593 300 Lansdowne Westmount Corner Maisonneuve Blvd.5V2-3 Bedroom Apt.Occupancy September $275 \u2014Air-conditioner \u2014Dishwasher \u2014 AI! facilities Call 933-1103 Sublet Or new lease, large 4/2 rooms.bright corner apartment.MacDonald Avenue.Available now.Call 481-2822 after 6 P.M.Kensington Ave.Westmount Sublet 4V2 room apartment.Available September.$130.monthly.Call 935-7308 evenings.Sublet 32 separate rooms, semi.basement, conveniently located on Bourette $90.488- 6959\u2014739-2104.Evenings.SUBLET highrise, near McGill University 22.Available September 288-0692.Sublet $120 Cote St.Luc 3/2 room apartment, modern elevator building, sauna, swimming pool, built in dishwasher, close to all conveniences.482.9801.Evenings.Sublet Due to llIness Prud'homme and Sherbrooke studio apartment in modern building, éth floor.Large L- shaped living room, balcony, separate kitchen.Everything included in sacrifice price of $80.Call 484-9369.GIROUARD 4522, 5/2, decorated, equipped.Taxes paid.2120.482-4485.Fairway House Cote St.Luc Rd.32 large rooms.Near alli conveniences.Beautiful view.Swimming pool, sauna, games Friendly Country Home Unexcelled Mountain views - Fine Neighbors 3 Miles from Town - Only $35,000.Merrill L.Thomas - Realtor 65 Main Street, Lake Placid, N.Y.518-523-2593 room, parking.487.1110 Mrs.- Bloomberg: FOR SALE - 4 acres Fielding Ave.Sublet 42.Near park and all conveniences.$140.487.3549.Montreal West \u2014Modern 11; tastefully furnished \u2014$82 to $95 \u2014Heated\u2014Laundry \u2014Sundeck Call Superintendent 487-4616 Between 6 and 10 P.M.ACCOMMODATION wanted by young businessman in private hôme in \u2018quiet residential area.738-3102, 626-2111, Mr.Wray.65\u2014ROOM AND BOARD TO LET Private Home for Senior Citizens For few guests only.Real home life.Good meals.October 1st.482-3422 days.ROSEMOUNT: Room and.board; room private or semiprivate.Reasonable price.ome-like atmosphere.Call 374.66\u2014CHAMBRE ET PENSION ROSEMOUNT: Chambre et pension, chambre privee ou semi-privee.Prix raisonnable.Bon chez-soi.Appeier 374-0900, 73\u2014CARS FOR SALE 67 AUSTIN 1100.27,000 miles, 2 new tires engine and transmission.Good, needs new fender.Firm price $275.489-7185 after S.VALIANT 1961\u2014875.condition.Call 747-4829.Good 35 Late Models Repossessed No Down Pavment Finance on the Spot | Will Pay You Cash For Your Car Call M.Jim\u2014731-4352 1968 OLDSMOBILE 98, 2 door hardtop, air-conditioner, fully equipped.Like new.Must be seen.Owner.731-2761 days only.89\u2014HELP WANTED FEMALE Attendant or Practical Nurse Needed for 2 or 3 hours early morning, several days weekly in Central Westmount home.Call 933-4014.1968 Thunderbird 20,000 miles.Automatic, power steering, power brakes - Yellow with Black vinyl! top.Excellent condition, body and mechanical.Radio, studded winter tires included.Private sale $3,100.Call Mr.Taylor on Friday 842-6604 or 937-9711.BUSINESS SERVICES Names for Diplomas Hand Lettering Gothic & Medieval FOR RATES 744-6662 after 5 p.m.CARTAGE MOVING, packing, crating, cartage, stcrage.Local and leng distance.Call Ramsay Maving.484-1469.DRAMATICS CLASS To Begin In the Fall Young experienced Kindergarten teacher wishes to hold a Creative Dramatics Class \"Body exercising and movement put to music, rythm and stories\u2019\u2019 one day a week from 1 P.M.to 3 P.M.for boys and girls ages 32 to 5.For further information phone Mrs.Barbara Brumer 487.1165.GENERAL REPAIRS JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT.Garage door repairs, service.332-6933.Residence 684-3876.| Am Looking For women who are interested in earning $200 or more a month on a part time basis.Income will be discussed at time of interview.For appointment call Mr.M.Chan at 684-1756 Between 9:30 to 11:30 A.M.FOOT SPECIALIST SALLY GOODFELLOW, Chiropodist\u2014Podiatrist.For treatment at office Friday and Saturday call 486-2321.House calls 484-4664.PAINTING & DECORATING Painting & Decorating Interior -Exterior.Joints-filler- carpentry-brick-cement- masonry.Free estimate.Low prices.769-5708\u2014523-2721.E.PUGH-EVANs PAINTER: and DECORATOR Interior and Exterior Wall Papering Renovations » Floor sanding and : polishing-carpentry work and repairs Free Estimates Call Office 489- Eves: 489-7757 89\u2014HELP WANTED- FEMALE | Am Looking fora Particulas e Type of Woman ! want a woman who is not satisfied with just a job.But one who will take a personal interest and help to build it.This woman will be past 30, have prestige, appearance and the ability to instill confidence.If you can fill my requirements, $8,000 to $10,000 possible the first year.For appointment only Call Mrs.Maisonneuve at 684-1756 Between 9:30 and 11:30 a.m.Kindergarten Teacher Wanted Experience necessary Private school \u2018 Mornings only Westmount Call 488-3082 | SERVICE DIRECTORY femme a PAINTING | LOW prices.Interior and ex: terior painting.By expert with 22 years experience.Guaranteed.Call 728-9863.Call Eddy and Joe.484-5510.PLUMBING & HEATING Plumbing\u2014Heating\u2014Digging Commercial\u2014Residential Industrial WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & HEATING LTD: 206 OLIVIER AVEY WESTMOUNT ~ 935-1189 ROOFING \u201c OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME LACHINE 637-2308 24 Hour Service = ARTISTIC Painting.Viennese. CAE.sI\u2014WORK WANTED FEMALE SECRETARY English speaking seeks half day work.West area.Call 933-3290.97\u2014HELP WANTED MALE AND FEMALE Part Time Personnel Become a part time sales representative in the field of travel.Sell something that everyone wants to buy\u2014 travel.Make money at it too.For full information call Michel Robert.President.Bonaventure Travel Inc.861- 3441.115\u2014DOMESTIC HELP WANTED Lady or Couple Wanted For housekeeping and care of elderly person.Free room and board and small remuneration.References.Call 692-8722.IMMEDIATE openings for all types of domestic help.Good salaries.Central locations.Contact Personnel Inc., 489-8413.COMPLETE RANGE OF DOMESTIC SERVICES AVAILABLE including Housekeepers\u2014Domestics\u2014 Cooks\u2014Homemakers\u2014 Nurses\u2014Couples\u2014 Charwomen.As well anyone desiring work in these areas, please call Lawrence Services 482.5142.GENERAL wanted.Westmount Monday.Wednesday\u2014Friday.9-1.482-1682.117\u2014DOMESTIC WORK WANTED HOUSEKEEPERS, cooks, chars, sitters, proxy's, nurses, etc.available immediately.Contact Personnel Inc., 489-8413.119\u2014BABY SITTERS WANTED Baby-Sitter Wanted Regular Saturday sitter.To take small boy out mornings and afternoons.References.Call 935-7039.123\u2014FOR SALE\u2014LIVING ROOM FURNITURE Chestertield and chair off-white and gold.Good condition.Reasonable.484-0791.SOFA and chair, green and beige.Best offer.Call 484-6861 evenings.125\u2014FOR SALE DINING ROOM FURNITURE DINING room suite, 6 chairg, buffet, china cabinet.Best offer.Call between 9 and 12 noon.6 and 8 P.M.486-1991.127\u2014ANTIQUES Antiques A thousand and one different pieces.Collectors items.Tiffany shades, tea-wagon: buttons, old jewels.Bargains.Call 843-5613.129\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 BEDROOM FURNITURE BEDROOM set complete for teenager.Excellent condition.Reasonable.Call 484.0526 mornings or evenings.131\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 KITCHEN EQUIPMENT KITCHEN set with leaf, 6 chairs, wood grain arborite.Good condition.$55.738-1053.a 701 #0 137\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 CLOTHING & FURS Fur trimmed coats Leather garments Italian Knits La Boutique Fantasque Quality Resale Dress Shop .Paris creations, Haute couture models - Imports.Large Selections ; Sportswear, Office wear, Gowns, Cocktail Dresses, Loungewear A fraction of original cost Gowns and Cocktail wear Bridal Wear Nearly new 2155 Mountain 288-3655 131\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 KITCHEN EQUIPMENT GAS stove 30 inch (Findlay) Good condition.Real bargain.737-2058.135\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 SPORTS EQUIPMENT BOY'S CCM Mustang bicycle, fully equipped, like new.$45.Call 932-1922.137\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 CLOTHING & FURS BRIDAL gown, train and headdress, size 14.Reasonable.Call 484.0526 mornings or evenings.Furs Alaska seal coat.2 piece fur suit (mole).Size 10.Good condition.Private sale reasonable.487-5845.Rummage Sale dresses sizes 16 to 18.4309 Beaconsfield Avenue apartment 6.139\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL BROADLOOM, wool (beige), for 6 rooms; drapes.Sacrifice 482- 1658.VIKING upright freezer 15 cubic feet and gasoline power lawn mower.737-1791.Garage Sale Household and personal items; paintings, appliances.books; clothing, jewelry; golf clubs: etc.488-9428.CRYSTAL chandelier; Gibbard buffet; gateleg table with 3 pads and 4 needlepoint chairs.482-0275, 937-1794.Mr.Gibson.KITCHEN set (chrome) 6 chairs $50; Kenmore dryer (new) deluxe model: sofa; iazyboy; occasiona! chairs.Rocking chair.634-1087.Leaving Town 7 rooms of furniture for sale.Call 331-3947.Evenings.DOUBLE bed; desk; tables: chairs, Living room suite.288- 0692.Typewriters From $35 Sales\u2014Rentals Service of office machines and furniture Mr.Typewriter 4910 Sherbrooke W.487-5551 Miscellaneous Studio couch; single bed; kitchen table; drapes, $10.a pair; venetian blinds; lady's gear bicycle, 26 inch; baby equip: ment; girl\u2019s clothing, sizes 3-5.Very reasonable.Call 489-2896.or , .139\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL BEDROOM suite, double dresser, twin beds, night table, quilted bedspread.mats, draperies; wall-to-wall carpeting.733-1650.Going to Spain Must sell.Bedroom set; dryer; other items.Call 484-6588.CHESTERFIELD, one chair; bedroom furniture; clock; hall mirror; oriental rug 6 x Reasonable.Call for pointment.738.0532.ap- G.E.custom line washer and dryer, $350.Call 768-3686.32 rooms carpets wall-to-wall emerald green.Reasonable.342-5681.T.V.18 inch, R.C.A.portable, 1969.Like new.$100.482-6073.MODERN and Antique (Victorian) furniture in excellent condition and other household items: Persian and Oriental rugs; oil paintings, water colors; Antiques, objet d'art; chinaware; cutlery; antique china and copperware; pots: doll collection, Sheffield and Sterling, table lamps, candlesticks: combination Hi Fidelity Radio and record player; etc.Reasonable.Call 737-2392 for appointment.Leaving Country Spanish bedroom and living room: dinette table and 4 chairs; Indian rug; appliances.Call 739-7663.FRENCH Provincial chesterfield, white; Bicycle exerciser; mix master.Reasonable.Call 489-7137.OAK refectory table: kitchen table, 2 chairs; wooden bookcase.Reasonable.Call 735-3151.FRIGIDAIRE 13 cubic feet with freezer, self defrost $50 firm, round dining table (formica top) with 4 chairs $35.Good condition.488-4315.Moving PFAFF sewing machine (console); glass top table with lamp; games table with 4 chairs, Antique inlaid Mahogany desk with chair.482.7901.Westmount Home Assorted contents: bedroom, den, living room furniture, air- conditioner, etc.937-2296.Leaving Country Household furniture; rugs; lamps, etc.Bargains.Call after 6 P.M.738.1867.VICTORIAN dining table (round); electric stove 30 inch.866-9958.Must Sell Living room chairs; mirror 4x 8; bureaus; desks; crib; Nutone Mixmaster ; : other furnishings.«JN Private.342-1210 Pe 308145 The Westmount.Examiner, BE 139\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL Leaving Town Complete furnishings of one bedroom apartment.Living room, bedroom, Kitchen, T.V., etc.Reasonable.Call 488-8943 evenings.159 \u2014WANTED TO TO PURCHASE WILL pick up anything you wish to give away.Clothing, fur: niture, appliances or what have you.Free pick up.935-5366.WANTED: Oid napkin rings; old tie pins; Limoges china.738- 4956.WANTED: Olid Antiques, buttons, jewellry, shades, porcelain and coloured glass.Call 843-5613.WANTED: Baby grand piano also Limoges china set.in good condition.Must be reasonable.No dealers.342-3430\u2014738-9744.WANTED: Firplace equipment at reasonable prices.Call 482.9464.WANTED: De-humidifier.Call 932.2892.163\u2014EDUCATIONAL ALEXANDER BUSINESS COLLEGE ENROLL ANYTIME August Mornings: Typing and shorthand classes.September: Full Secretarial; also evening classes.353 Mount Royal Ave., corner Park.PHONE 272-8067.165\u2014PERSONALS LIKE to be worry free?Call 336-2987.Too late to Classify A cu 139\u2014FOR § ALE GENERAL Drapes Custom made, blue, antique satin, white Terelyne voile curtains, double fullness, for window 13 feet wide x 8 feet high, both $300; blue valance, 13 feet, $40; custom made beige antique satin drapes.also Terelyne marquisette curtains, double fullness, for window 20 feet wide x 8'2 feet high, 20 foot long swag valance, all for $500.Call 935-0609 before 10 a.m.or evenings.151\u2014WANTED TO TO PURCHASE WANTED: Folding ping pong table; set of drums.Call 486-2987.Thursday, August 17, 1970 - 11 Reflects Quebec The cool glass walls and the steel supports of the Quebec pavilion at Man and His World are admirably suited to this year\u2019s presentation\u2014Quebec: An Economic Power.The exhibit tour begins with a \u201cFuturistic\u201d elevator ride to the fifth level, where the visitor is confronted with a breathtaking waterfall cascading down to ground level.Projected against the waterfall are images of Quebec-in-action.Iluminated by night, the sight is visible from outside the pavilion, along the walkways of Ile Notre-Dame.A second major element of the exhibit is a gigantic turning disc, the faces of which contain a geographical breakdown of the province, indicating its natural resources.Mirror-like shutters extend the images to the left and the right.One impressive industrial exhibit is the cluster of snowmobile components hanging from the pavilion ceiling and reaching down to the finished products on the gound.The exhibit is appropriate to the design of the presentation because of the fact that snowmobiles were first made in Quebec.\" Immense relief maps with geological samples, sections indicating arable lands, and others showing the riches of Quebec forests, also are shown, along with illustrations of the industrial activity stemming from these resources: pulp and paper, construction materials, among others.Secondary industries, such as chemical products, refineries, textiles, automobiles, are illustrated as well.Finally, there is abundant reference in bright exhibits to modern communications systems, highway networks, railways and maritime in- dustry\u2014all stemming from the province's rich storehouse of natural resources.Ultimately, however, it is the human resource which is indispensable in a truly complete exhibit of this kind.For the expression of this ultimate resource, a monumental sculptured screen, suspended in space and turning on its own axis, is used for projection of images of people of Quebec at work.A bank of telephones is available for commentary in French and English on Quebec\u2019s human resources, and on the role of the average citizen within the economy.A visual synthesis of the major elements of the exhibit is drawn together in a grand finale at the end of the visitor's tour of the pavilion.3\u2014PROPERTY WANTED Urgently required - Forden etc.3.\u2014garden HOUSE WANTED CENTRAL WESTMOUNT UP TO $200,000 1.\u2014preferably Daulac, St Sulpice Upper Clarke, 2.\u2014minimun 5 bedrooms 4.\u2014can be as late as April 1st occupancy.Please call Mrs.P.Bates 932-2224 FRANK A.NORMAN & CO.LTD.1255 Laird Bivd., Town of Mount Royal 131-6817 \u2026 - .PP) CHAIRMAN: The board of directors of The Queen Elizabeth Hospital have announced the appointment of Thomas S.Dobson as chairman of the annual fund raising campaign which will be held from October 6 to October 20.The campaign objective is $150,000.This amount is needed to offset the cost of outpatient treatments, services and drugs for welfare -patients, and the cost of the teaching program for intern and resident doctors.Without the annual support of the community these services would have to be curtailed or discontinued.Bus driver sees taxi change theft A sharp-eyed passing MTC bus- driver alerted a Westmount Police patrol on Greene avenue early Saturday evening that he had just spotted two youths stealing a coin-changer from a taxicab parked outside the entrance to Westmount Square.The hackie found he was out $2.50 when he returned.Life No job?Feeling that \u2018\u2018middle- age\u201d unrest?Too old to learn?Can\u2019t afford to go back to school?But, Man! Life begins at 40, and it can with a \u201cbang\u201d with some Manpower assistance, Westmounters are very privileged to have, shall we say.in their own backyard the many services offered by Canada Manpower Centre, 4018 St.Catherine street west.What really goes over \u2018\u2018big\u201d is their training program.With ever-changing technology, many workers are faced one day with the equivalent .of a blank cheque or no job.Anyone willing to learn not only can seek help from the Manpower but can go back to school at no cost and receive a salary as well.Whether you want to become a diesel mechanic, a spray painter or what-have-you, the training courses can and will change your life if you wish it so.The \u2018\u2018re-students\u2019\u2019 are from 20 to about 40.However, among the 2,000 who have benefited from these courses offered by Manpower, some were younger than 20 and some: older than 40.- 2 - Thursday, August 27, 1970 Kitchen sink stolen It\u2019s usually \u201cEverything except.\u201d* - This time it was \u2018Only the kitchen sink!\" That\u2019s what was stolen from 4326 Sherbrooke street west Tuesday.When Westmount Police got there, they were somewhat baffled that its erstwhile owner had reported the disappearance at all.The man was miffed, even though he had thrown it out as scrap.Even so, its a nice switch on the old cry: \u201cThey stole everything except the kitchen sink!\u201d Rotary report Is lauded here by ex-governor Westmount Rotary Club was given credit for presenting the most comprehensive report, with detailed suggestions for the betterment of Rotary action, by Past District Governor T.Aubry Legge who attended the International convention held in Atlanta, Georgia, recently.The convention occupied its time mainly in studying problems of legislation.Some 68 countries of the globe were represented.Rotarian Legge stated that a new form of membership is being studied, a report on which will be made next year.The territorial limits of the clubs are being studied.There are over 22,000 Rotarians active in Canada West- Montreal Regiment is one of the seven Montreal militia units under the direct command of Col.Jean R.Dore, newly promoted MILITIA CHIEF: mount\u2019s Royal to that rank and named Commander No.1 District Quebec West (Militia) by Lt.- Gen.G.A.Turcot, Commander Mobile Command, St.Hubert.Col.Dore will in turn be responsible to Brig.-Gen.Pierre Charbonneau, who Sept.1 assumes command of the Eastern Militia Area.Col.Dore served in the regular force from 1950 for nine years and his most recent appointment was commanding officer of the 6th Battalion, Royal 22e Regiment, at St.Hyacinthe.In civilian life he is deputy director-general of the Federated Appeal of Greater Montreal.alone.President Andy Durso occupied the chair.All past presidents, the head table was graced by the presence of Past District Governor Aubry Legge, Andy Durso, Phil Everson, Bill Reay and Ernie Mills.Jim Glen reported on attendance, on which President Durso urged members to make a better showing.Archie Gallard was welcomed back after a summer absence.Members are urged to attend on Sept.9 when District Governor Dr.Arnold J.Lee will be a visitor to the club.Frank Kenwood was the recipient of the weekly birthday rose.Several members from out of town were welcomed, one from as far away as Ghana.begins at 40 with Manpower aid By ANDREE AUDETTE The requisites are simple: drive, intelligence, hard work.Wide area covered The Manpower Centre on St.Catherine street can assist not only Westmounters; its territory includes Hampstead, Cote St.Luc, Verdun, N.D.G., Cote St.Paul, St.Henri, St.Gabriel, St.Andre, St.Joseph, Ste.Cunegonde and Mount Royal.Some 9,000 men and 6,000 women have filled applications.Another important factor is the special attention given to newcomers to the country who can\u2019t express themselves either in French or English.A crash course has certainly enabled more than one outsider to feel at home in his new community.Manpower also works closely with the CEGEPS of the province.It has a publication \u201cInformation for Employers on CEGEP Graduates\u2019 which ! provides information on the education received by graduates in several professional branches.Now if one could meet the manager, G.Lacombe, and the counsellors like J.Lewis or H.Plouffe, or the employees, the spirit of Manpower would be felt and could be described as a strong current of \u2018bonne entente,\u201d of understanding, of hope and, most important, a desire to help the community to grow by helping each one to give the best of himself.: Ads are help The Westmount Examiner has by no means remained aloof, and has joined the \u2018\u2018bonne entente\u201d circle.It has had \u201cHelp Wanted\u2019 Manpower ads for cashiers, saleswomen, auto mechanics, piano technicians, and others\u2014 Westmounters and people from other communities Raving seen the ads and readily answered.To the one thinking that it\u2019s a changing world and sensing fear or apprehension, do not forget the Manpower encouraging phrase: -, \u201cHow WE can assist you.\u201d Fast & Inexpensive COPYING DUPLIGATING PRINTING For information call: 332-2941 Bob Butland, Manager, Offset Printing Dept.Penthouse Studios Inc.4492 St CatherineWest, Montreal.933-4259.0 0 DOCOCO000T 08 RAR A EE NEE RET) DOCS RAARON RARER NY LULA EAS EE Aa po VRAI TT EY LAN) = EE EE Our Debentures and Guaranteed Certificates are two short-term investments for periods of 1\u20145 years.They offer security and convenience with attractive interest rates.Highest rate listed above.==) CANADA PERMANENT TRUST 1326 Greene Ave., Westmount - 861-8855.D.B.Lane, manager BRANDT PLUMBING Company Limited (Ron Toohey, Proprietor) \u2018Serving the West End for Over 16 Years\u2019.- 24-HOUR SERVICE 761-4551 3062 Lasalle Boulevard "]