The Westmount examiner, 3 septembre 1970, jeudi 3 septembre 1970

[" Law and order is local - see our editorial on page four Vol.XLIII, No.35 Foot-cop ends trans-Canada Making not just your house but all of Westmount your Westmount 215, P.Q., Thursday, September 3, 1 of burglary; $5,000 loot recovere A continent-spanning burglary spree was nipped and nearly $5,000 worth of loot recovered in the wee hours of Monday morning, thanks to the vigilant suspicions of a Westmount foot-patrol policeman.Three men, faced with overwhelming evidence, pleaded guilty Tuesday morning in Westmount Municipal Court, to one break and entry of three known to have occurred here\u2014two against the same private home in the space of a couple of hours.Hole in wall by shotgun is mystery Westmount Police were called to 174 Selby street at 9:40 pm Friday by a report of noise from the premises.When they entered they found a hole in a wall, the pattern of a blast from a shotgun, and a 12- guage shotgun standing in a room.No one was present.Neighbors said they had heard scuffling, after which a car drove away in a hurry.Tenants meet The Westmount Tenants\u2019 Association, comprised largely of former and present Selby street residents, is meeting Tuesday evening in Victoria Hall.Tools swiped A tool box containing an electric drill, carpenters tools and other items valued at $75 was reported stolen last Wednesday from 522 Clarke avenue.Pleasant conditions will Judge A.McT.Stalker remanded the trio in custody for sentence, providing police in British Columbia, Ontario and the Montreal region an opportunity to untangle their interests in the capture.PSO.John Westlake was checking the security of premises in the southeast corner of Westmount shortly after 2am.He made a mental note of a Volkswagen being driven south on Prince Albert avenue\u2014it had white paint daubed on the rear engine hood.Some 25 minutes later, finding all serene at the office building at 4920 de Maisonneuve boulevard west, he proceeded through the lane beside it to York street where, parked just west of Prince Albert, was the same Volkswagen.There were three men in it.The car had no lights on.\u2018Looking for Peel\u2019 \"He walkie-talkied its Ontario license number to Stanton street headquarters for checking and approached the car.One of the men volunteered: \u2018\u201cWe\u2019re looking for Peel street.\u201d Westlake asked for the car registration.It named Alan James Fostin, 60 York street, Toronto, as the owner\u2014the alias of the man behind the wheel, as it Continued on page 2 NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER By ERIC NEAL September 5 to 12 last info Monday nearly everywhere, LE Have \u2019 .Pa 1 delive => ~~ RNING \u2014 CSPCA W If you leave your summer resort or camping site, please do not leave your pets behind.Send them to the C.S.P.C.A., Montreal, to be readopted in new homes or whatever the owner may request.PLACE VILLE MARIE ALEXIS NIHON PLAZA FAIRVIEW SHOPPING CENTRE chaired by Mr.and Mrs.John J.Pepper, 3637 The Boulevard, and Mr.and Mrs.C.S.Malone, 593 Argyle avenue, is slated for Nov.20 Mass and General Communion for Auxiliary members, followed by luncheon, takes place Dec.8.Girl Guides on Tuesday The 66th Company, St.Matthias\u2019 Girl Guides, is to meet on Tuesday at 6:45 and every Monday thereafter.com-.Trick or Treat\u2019 helpers wanted Volunteers of all ages and from all walks of life are needed to help sell \u201cTrick or Treat\u2019 candy Oct.15 to 30 in aid of the Kidney Foundation of Canada Campaign.For further information please call Larry Bresinger at 731-3546.Bowlers Meet The ladies\u2019 branch of the Westmount Bowling Club, Inc., is to hold its 36th annual general meeting at St.Matthias Parish Hall on Tuesday, Oct.13, at 2 pm.Slated are reports, election of officers and presentation of prizes.ANTIQUES WANTED OLD LIMOGES AND HAND PAINTED CHINA frank Higgins will pay Top Doller for your eld Fixtures Table Lamps, Clocks, Hand Painted China.Brass, Silver, Bronzes, Glassware, Jewellery, Oak Furniture, Paintings, Trunks, Leaded Glass Windows end Domes.Call 849-9670 2127 St.Urbain St.WEDDING OF WESTMOUNT INTEREST: Seen here leaving St.Augustine Anglican Church, Pointe Claire, on June 27, following their marriage are Mr.and Mrs.William Gary Ott.The bridegroom is the son of Mrs.and Mrs.William OH, 4300 de Maisonneuve boulevard west, and the bride was the former Miss Deborah Beatrice Murray, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Murray of Pointe Claire, where the newlyweds also now reside./\\F'ried rich wedding bands original design ALEXIS NIHON PLAZA Apostolate Guild meets Designer in Silver The Xavier Apostolate Guild von 5 opening meeting will be held in el.937-105 Congress Hall, 454 Dorchester boulevard west, on Tuesday, Sept.15.There will be Mass in the \u2018Lady Chapel at noon followed by light lunch.The guest speaker is to be Rev.Martin Foley.SUITS ALTERED TO FIT by BRUNEL Are YOU GUILTYot the unfeminine look?Do you SHAVE, TWEEZE, WAX or CREAM and still remain with your problem?With our Speedy, Safe and Medically 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M.Fraser.Flashman.Mavis Gallant.A fairly good time.John Gunther.The Indian sign.Eleanor Hibbert.The third George.Patricia Highsmith.The snail- watcher.Andrew Jolly.Lie down in me.Ruth Wolff.The space between.Last call for summer John Gooders.Where to watch birds in Britain.Ken Braham.Handyman afloat and ashore.John Ray West.Modern powerboats.Dean Walker.Canada\u2019s agriculture.Alice Upham Smith.Patios, terraces, decks, etc.Elisabeth Wetzlar.Gracious rooms - country style.Henry Provisor.8mm-16mm movie-making.Canadian Family Camping Fed.Family camping in Canada.(Near Claremont) 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 Westmount Fast Pick-up and Delivery Service NOW OPEN VICTORIA GLASS & ALUMINUM 344A Victoria Ave.REPAIRS To All Types of Windows and Doors 481-6633 SUK TOS Ear Piercing Reg.$8 - Special $7 Valid until Sept.30th - with appointment Phone: 486-2851 Studio of Canada Inc.\"if your hair is not becoming to you.you should be coming to us\u2018\u2019 6770 Cote St.Luc Rd., Suite 7 SPECIAL with this coupon (Corner King Edward) | Yes Mother .I'm ready for my \u2014\u2014 Thiede HAIRDRESSER 4927 Sherbrooke St.W.(Near Claremont) BACK TO SCHOOL HAIRCUT | Good grooming begins with a Professional Haircut \u2018 og 482-4320 oh ) À 4 We specialize in j PERMANENTS ) For Teens.May we suggest $ a soft lasting 3 body permanent The Westmount Examiner, Thursday.September 3, 1970 - 11 INVOLVED IN ART EVENT: Taking active part in the 11th annual outdoor art exhibition and sale of paintings Sept.12 and 13 at Stewart Park, Pointe Claire, are, left to right, Roy Wilson, an artist; William Grandin, chairman of the exhibition for the Lakeshore Association for Retarded Children; Ron Simpkins, another artist, and Mrs.Marian Grandin.Art exhibit and sale readied; aid retarded On Saturday and Sunday, Sept.12 and 13, from 10 am until 5 pm, at Stewart Park in Pointe Claire, the highly successful combination of the Lakeshore Association of Artists and the Lakeshore Association for Retarded Children will present for the 11th year their annual outdoor art exhibition and sale of paintings.One third of the purchase price goes to LARC.The purchaser, pays the regular price and the artist donates the one-third.The two groups have worked together very well with no contracts or formal guarantees on either side.A clue to this long- term arrangement lies in the comment by one of the artists, \u201cArtists make notoriously poor managers and organisers, and the LARC take over this responsibility completely\u2014all we have to do is be there with our paintings.\u201d None of the artists have retarded children, but the executive of 11 years ago believed that retarded children received the least public support.The Lakeshore Association of Artists was formed about 15 years ago \u2018\u2018to promote art at the professional level,\u201d and they have striven to maintain this philosophy since.Out of the total membership of 45, about three-quarters are professional painters who support themselves entirely by their art.Members are admitted only after a jury committee evaluates three representative paintings.The backgrounds of the artists are as varied and interesting as any such group anywhere.The Genuine Choice Western BELEK QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \"Noted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries Fruits and Vegetables.Schneider's and Michel\u2019s Bacon, Ham end Sousages LICENSED GROCER | TRYOUR CHOICE 1 BLACK ancus BEEF 4466 St.Catherine West Neor Mexolfe Ave.+ > ; Po ww |.; i.\\ Ÿ What's in it , for you?oldest painter of the group, and = one of the better known Canadian painters, Tom Hall at 85 is of the \u201cGroup of Seven\u201d era, and in many ways reflects their love of the Canadian outdoors.For you: Total Home Comfort Personal Service L © GOLD © COPPER ® BRASS © CHROME > A Better Deal @ NICKEL ® RHODIUM ® 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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.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 moy then be paid without further charge at any branch of the Bank of Mentreal or The Royal Bank of Chnada on the Island of Montreal.tee Catherine street west, Westmount; at The 1\u2014PROPERTY FOR SALE agents please.Town of Mount Royal Semi-bungalow with either 3 or 4 bedrooms (master bedroom on ground floor).12 bathrooms, large finished family room with wet bar.Garage.Near trains.Buses, Schools.Immaculate condition.Priced in low forties.No 738-1659 Westmount 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 wet bar, 3 open fireplaces.3 car garage.To view call Barbara Langan 731-6815 or 733-4605 Town Mount Royal Real Estate BROKERS 5\u2014COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE ALBURG VERMONT Well appointed period (1845) cottage, carefully renovated, all major restorations completed, central heating, % acre garden, short walk to Lake Champlain, Montreal 1 hour, located Route 2.Call 933-2251 after 6 P.M, 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 stable and barn.Excellent schools, all-season \u2018highway (Route 4) to city.Beautifully sited with Adirondack skyline in dairy county four miles from Ormstown.Ideal for family with young children, \u2018specially if keen on horses and other animals.Sixty additional acres including woods also offered separately, if desired Apply J.W.Sanction, 4630 St.Catherine Street West, West.mount 215, 932.3157, weekdays, or R.R.3, Ormstown, Quebec, | 829-2423, weekends.5\u2014COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE ALL year 2 bedroom cottage on large lot, 170 feet lakefront.City conveniences.50 miles from Montreal.Association private road.$11,000.Call 733-4398.9\u2014COUNTRY HOUSE TO LET LAKE SIR JOHN Near ski area, 4 bedroom home for ski season.December to May.Call 731-7224.23\u2014LOTS FOR SALE Burial Plots 2 double in Montreal Memorial Park.Must sell.Reasonable.744-5370.SOUTH SHORE 50 Arpents Serviced Land Good Location Schools, Churches Shopping Centre 10 minutes to down town Montreal CALL 842-3353 43\u2014APARTMENTS TO LET Westmount Sherbrooke West, 4326, between Kitchener and Redfern.Splendidly located.Spacious rooms.4:2 rooms, $175.6 rooms, $230.Resident Superintendent 935.5378.| 29\u2014BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ACCOMMODATIONS WANTED write: Tecumseh Road East, Windsor 19, Include phone number.BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES EARN MONEY IN SPARE TIME Men or Women to re-stock and collect money from New Type high quality coin-operated dispensers in your area.No selling.To qualify, must have car, references, $750.to $3,000.cash.Seven or twelve hours weekly can net excellent income.More full time.We invest with you\u2014and establish your route.For personal B.V.DISTRIBUTORS LIMITED, 2480 interview Ontario.43\u2014APARTMENTS TO LET 55\u2014DUPLEX TO LET 300 Lansdowne Westmount Corner Maisonneuve Blvd.5V2- 3 Bedroom Apt.Occupancy September $275 \u2014Air-conditioner \u2014Dishwasher \u2014All facilities Call 933-1103 Fairway House Cote St.Luc Rd.32 large rooms.Near al! conveniences.Beautiful view.Swimming pool, sauna, games room, parking.487-1110 Mrs.Bloomberg.WESTMOUNT Place Apartments have a few choice sublets available for October 1st.occupancy.Call 932-5638 for information.Westmount Square Air conditioned 1 bedroom apartment, for $240.Many facilities and easy access to shops and metro.Phone 874- 3673 (days), 931-6158 (evenings).The Tweedsmuir 4Y2 rooms, elevator, October 1970 to May 1971.Apply Superintendent 6660 Sherbrooke Street West.GIROUARD 4522.5/2 decorated.equipped.Taxes paid.$120.482-4485.T.M.R.Sublet Large 3: wall-to-wall carpets, wall paper, garage.Evenings 731-4065.47\u2014FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET Montreal West \u2014Modern 11; tastefully furnished \u2014$82 to $95 \u2014Heated\u2014Laundry \u2014Sundeck Call Superintendent 487-4616 Between 6 and 10 P.M.w\u201c Cardinal St.Upper 5, bright separate room, stove, sublet, leaving town.Good transportation.747-7995.Call between 4 and 9 p.m.VERDUN.5 rooms, 220, painted MIDDLE AGED SCHOOL TEACHER (Single Lady) Wishes to rent room or apartment above garage \u2014 in annex or similar accommodation in Westmount Possible renovations to be discussed.Call: 878-2567 mornings 89\u2014HELP WANTED $65; 4 rooms second floor.73\u2014CARS FOR SALE FEMALE painted $65.731-2077.T.M.R.Thornton Ave.Bilingual Upper 62 duplex, heated, garage: garden newly decorated, immediate occupancy.342-5134 evenings.65\u2014ROOM AND BOARD TO LET Homestead We have a vancancy at present room and board for elderly lady $185 monthly.No nursing.Call 334-7109 or 481-4549 anytime SN SEA UPHOLSTERY Slip Covers Drapes made to order.Fabrics available.Free Estimates.Reasonable rates.481-2936 CARTAGE & MOVING MOVING packing, crating.cartage, storage.Local and long distance.Call Ramsay Moving.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 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.Leaving Country 1965 Citroen stationwagon, excellent condition, $700 days.526- 2535 evenings 486-8896.1 85\u2014PARKING SPACE TO LET TRAILERS, etc.Parking for winter.$10.Reserve early.691.0236.SEEN sen GENERAL REPAIRS JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT.Garage door repairs, service.332-6933.Residence 684-3876.FOOT SPECIALIST SALLY GOODFELLOW, Chiropodist\u2014Podiatrist.For treatment at office Friday and Saturday call 486-2321.House calls 484.4664.PAINTING & DECORATING E.PUGH-EVANS PAINTER and DECORATOR Interior and Exterior Wall Papering Renovations Floor sanding and polishing-carpentry work and repairs Free Estimates Call Office 498-4984 Eves: 489-7757 \u201cLow prices.Interior and ex.exterior painting.By expert with 22 \u2018years experience.Guaranteed.Call 728-9863.Hair Stylist Required for Wig Boutique.On Queen Mary Road.Call 683- 3581.91\u2014WORK WANTED FEMALE EXPERIENCED mature Dictaphone typist desires full or part time N.D.G.area.preferred.Call 484-0385 after 4 p.m.Typing Fast, Wanted at home.aoliable.So Sandel fine, MUSIC INSTRUCTION Piano Lessons For beginners and advanced.Free audition.Reasonable.Call 481.6728.PLUMBING & HEATING Plumbing\u2014Heating\u2014Digging Commercial\u2014Residential Industrial WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE, WESTMOUNT © 935-1189 ROOFING OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME LACHINE 637-2308 24 Hour Service | on 33- 89\u2014HELP WANTED FEMALE REGISTERED NURSE REQUIRED For permanent night shift AT GRIFFITH McCONNELL HOME PLEASE TELEPHONE Director of Nursing Services 482-1121 93\u2014HELP WANTED\u2014MALE BOOKSHELVERS Ideal positions for men ages 30-35 with High School or equivalent as bookshelvers in large library.Good health and physical condition is mandator.35 hour week.Starting salary $275 per month.Apply in writing: Personnel McGill University Library 3459 McTavish Street, Montreal 112, P.Q.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- 344), 115\u2014DOMESTIC HELP WANTED Companion Housekeeper Wanted Intelligent woman for elderly lady in Florida.Must be able to drive and have excellent references.Write to Box 1916 c-0 Weekly Adservice 4630 St.Catherine St.West, Montreal 215, Que.Cleaning Woman Wanted For business lady.4 hours weekly or 1 day every second week.N.D.G.area.References.Call Miss Laura.366-2334.117\u2014DOMESTIC WORK WANTED CHARWOMEN available.Bonded and screened.$13.50 plus bus fare.Lawrence Services.482-5142.HOUSEKEEPERS Live in or out.All employees bonded and screened.Lawrence Services.482-5142.119\u2014BABY SITTERS WANTED EXPERIENCED baby sitter needed for day-time sitting on regular basis.References.Call 488-1767.123\u2014FOR SALE\u2014LIVING ROOM FURNITURE Moving Chesterfield in good condition.Reasonable.Call 935-7078.125\u2014FOR SALE\u2014DINING ROOM FURNITURE DINETTE set, table, 4 chairs, Cher server in perfect condition.4.\u201c \u201c STO0.789-5692.121\u2014BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE \u201cWE SITTERS\" AGENCY WE SITTERS\" ARE RECOMMENDED RELIABLE AND AVAILABLE FOR BABYSITTING.ELDERLY CARE IN THE COMPLETE WESTMOUNT AND DOWN: TOWN AREAS.Hourly - Daily - Weekly Wee Folks Need \u2018We Sitters\u2019 Call 672-6070 125\u2014FOR SALE DINING ROOM FURNITURE GENUINE walnut dining room table.4 chairs.Reasonable.486-7436.123\u2014FOR SALE\u2014LIVING ROOM FURNITURE CORNER sofa in light blue brocade covering with marble top table to fit in back of sofa.Reasonable, Call 737-9445.129\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 BEDROOM FURNITURE Bedroom Suite Solid oak, light coloured.Queen size bed with leatherette headboard, dressers and vanity.Also several odd pieces.Call 489- 3572.CONTINENTAL bed, mattress and box spring.72 inches.$250.New.733-9064.BEDROOM suite: bed, spring, mattress chest of drawers, (Colonial).484-3092.131\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 KITCHEN EQUIPMENT ELECTRIC stove 24 inch (Moffat) 4 burners.$30.481.3389.Kitchen Set Chrome extension table, yellow arborite top, 4 black vinyl chairs.Like new.$25.Call 481.2848.REFRIGERATOR (Frigidaire) Good condition.Reasonable.Call 482-2036.Kitchen Table Grey arborite top, 4 chairs.Call 874-3688 days, 481.3855 evenings.REFRIGERATOR (Admiral) A- 1 condition $45.R.C.A.Whirlpool electric range.Excellent condition.$85.Call 486- 5726.135\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 SPORTS EQUIPMENT HONDA Mini-Trail 1970, 2 months old $250.484.2503 evenings, 842-7507 days.Mr.Scott.BOY'S Raleigh bicycle, 22 inch, high handle bars, banana seat, good tires.Bargain.Call 935.6631.BOY'S 20 inch bicycle.Excellent condition.Reasonable.Call 481.3355.137\u2014FOR SALE CLOTHING & FURS GREY winter maxi-coat, size 10.worn twice.Excellent condition.Reasonable.Call 342.4645 evenings.139\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL SECTIONAL chesterfield, good condition.2 chandeliers.Reasonable.Call 489.2722, The Westmount Examiner, 137\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 CLOTHING & FURS Sell them through: A» ) CS 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 139\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL FALL OPENING SALE Nearly New Shop 1209 Maisonneuve Blvd Wed.Sept.9,10 AM.Recent donations of home furnishings, household articles, antiques, school and college text books, records.Remember the date September 9th Typewriters From $35 Sales\u2014Rentals Service of office machines and furniture Mr.Typewriter 4910 Sherbrooke W.487-5551 tr BEAUTIFUL mahogany extension dining table, $115; standard lamp; wall mirror; 2 bureaus; pair scatter rugs; pictures.Reasonable.Call 933.6116 evenings.T.V.21 inch; telephone table and chair; bedroom suite; kitchen set: combination radio-record player.489-9893.BEAUTIFUL custom built bedroom set; sofas: tables; chairs; lamps; drapes; etc.Excellent condition.Reasonable.489-1266.LADY'S figure roller skates 8; pleated school tunic (new) 14; quart preserving jars; reclining chair; 2 sitting chairs; con.vertable sofa.The lot $50.634- 1087.139\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL FRENCH PROVINCIAL chesterfield; marble tables: lazyboy; Spanish bedroom; Colonial kitchen.Call 259-6225.Leaving Country Bedroom suite cost $2,000, nearly new sacrifice; lamps, tables: crystal; Mixmaster: mirror, clothing.Drastically reduced.484-4305.PORTABLE typewriter in excellent condition.$40 cash.844- 2958 before 9 a.m.or evenings after 11 p.m.G.E.washer automatic, reasonable.Good condition.482-9316.Moving to Smaller Quarters Kitchen set, practically new: bedroom set, 34 size bed, lady's dresser: T.V.21 inch; utility tables.Very reasonable.Cali 488- 1721.NEW General Electric washing machine, cost $250, sell $150 or nearest offer.Call 336-6094.EXCELLENT condition.Modern antiques (Victorian Louis XV) furniture; Persian rugs; oil paintings, water colors; antique objets d'art: dinner service: chinaware; antique china, copperware, table lamps; pottery; Sheffield cutlery, trays, candlesticks; antigue mirrors; doll collection; hi.fidelity radio record player combination: electric sewing machine; infra-red lamp; other household items.Reasonable.Call 737.2392 for appointment.FIREPLACE WOOD WELL SEASONED Buds Garden Center CALL 684-1352 TOYS; girls\u2019 clothing, 6 x; boys\u2019 clothing, size 12; swing; sand box.Call 748-9891, 744.5093.Big Bargain Encyclopedia - 1960.Complete with Year Book to 1968 and bookcase.First offer $60.Call 731.4417.SILVER cutlery Birk\u2019s Regency plate, service for 12, 220 pieces, initial \u2018\u2019K\u2018\u2019.484.3092.BROADLOOM, wool (beige), for 6 rooms; drapes.Sacrifice 482- 1658.GENERAL ELECTRIC console T.V., 21 inch; rug; 4 piece bedroom set, double bed; beautiful fireplace; kitchen set, 4 swivel chairs; large wardrobe; drapes; coffee and end tables; 2 piece sectional living room set.Reasonable.Call 489-0950.Moving Must Sell Bedroom set double bed; Kitchen set; living room; T.V.21 inch, 1 year old; radios; shelves; carpets; record player; baby furniture; etc\u2019 Very reasonable.Call 482-6842.House Trailer 13 foot sleeps 6, all equipped with accessories.Reasonable.Call 691.2608.N.D.G.\u2014 Hampstead Furniture from small estate.Reasonable.Call 489-2498 evenings.SALE of living room and bedroom furniture; oil paintings; 1968 Valiant, 200 custom deluxe, 5,225 miles, 4682 Upper Roslyn Avenue.Saturday.September 5th.from 3 to 6 p.m.AMANA deep freeze, 15 cubic feet, chest type, $250 or nearest offer.Cali days: 868-3211 local 1385,-evenings.931-3903.KENLEY'S HOME FURNISHINGS 5473 VICTORIA AVE.Clearing broadloom remnants hall runners, and mats AT HALF PRICE Carpets, rugs, drapes, blinds CALL 737-7833 Anytime VENETIAN blinds aluminum (white), 69 x 58 inches, $12.937.5100.DESK (Maple) glass top $30: bedroom suite 3 piece, single box spring and mattresses, $40.481.9720.AUTOMATIC washer and dryer.Good condition.Reasonable.Call 342.5977.Thursday, September 3, 1970 - 13 139\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL Telephone Gossip Bench Beautiful solid walnut.Like new.Cost $75.Sell $25.Call 481.2848.ELECTRIC typewriter IBM Executive, twelve scientific signs, pertect condition.$120.Call 935-5692.items From India Agate chess set, carvings and jewellery.Unique ivory carving, collector's item.Porcelain Adam and Eve decanters, Saris, silks, embroidered and hand printed dresses and linen sets, leather ware, mother of pear! pieces, carpets, etc.Reasonable prices.Call 332-2256.TWO Diamond Wedding ring sets.Several pieces of old silver; china; crystal; Large Sheffield reproduction tray: kitchen items.No Dealers.Reasonable.Cali 487-1025 evenings.| 151\u2014WANTED TO TO PURCHASE WANTED: Old napkin rings; old tie pins: Limoges china.738.4956.WANTED: Fireplace equipment at reasonable prices.Call 482- 9464.WANTED: Old Antiques, buttons, jewellry, shades, porcelain and coloured glass.Call 843-5613.153\u2014LOST BOY'S red bicycle (Robin Hood) and orange 19 inch chopper bicycle (Raleigh) stolen in Westmount, Reward for information leading to recovery.Call 935-5692.Reward Lost: Black cat, white chest, red collar with bell, last week, near Westmount Park.Cail days 395-2441.157\u2014DOMESTIC PETS Poodle Clipping Done in your own home.Call 747-2072 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 272-8047.Too late to Classify 89\u2014HELP WANTED FEMALE School Girl Wanted To pick up 5 year old and take her to Park School every morning during school year.Call 482-1908.Costly parking Some $500 worth of items left in a car parked in Alexis Nihon Plaza were stolen sometime between 8 and 10 pm Saturday.They included a radio, a tape recorder, a six-inch TV receiver, stereo tapes, a briefcase and a Polaroid canfera.|, \u201d 14 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 3, 1970 Barbarians defeat Westmount 9-6 at Rugger John Peters, who took sports scene by storm Westmount visited the Farm on Saturday with Alouettes trialist John Peters dressed and hoping to guide his club to victory.Alas Westmount were defeated by the Barbarians 96 and, ironically, Peter's failure to kick the goa was the deciding factor.Westmount began sensationally by scoring in the first minute: good work by the forwards led to Ebden and Nichols opening the field for Mountain to stroll in for a touchdown.With the stiff wind at their back, West- mount wasted chance after chance to increase this lead.Just before halftime, another good ball from Ebden, aided by Scott, saw Moxey galloping over in the corner for a 6-0 halftime lead.The second half saw the pattern change with Westmount holding on to their lead.The forwards were being outplayed while the three quarters dropped more balls than they caught.Whilst Westmount sought to find a solution to their trouble, the Barbarians caught up and then in one long swoop stole the game: two fries and a penalty goal closed it 9-6.This was a thoroughly disappointing defeat as Westmount should have won by 10 points.Now, three wins are required to put Westmount into the playoff picture and the first win could come in the return fixture against the Barbarians on Wednesday at the high school.MSRMEN?Although apparently unsuccessful, to George Springate, MPQ, in his bid to join the Montreal Alouettes as resident place kicker, Briton-cum- Westmounter John Peters and his rugger playing feet have taken the Montreal sports scene by storm in the last week.Yet few Westmounters probably know exactly who this 160-pound Westmount rugger player really is.John Peters came to West- mount four years ago to continue his schooling at McGill University.Already under his belt were 18 years of life\u2014seven of which he spent much of the time on the lush, green playing fields of his native England.John was an all round sportsman but cricket and rugger were the two he excelled at.Being an individualist it was not surprising to find that when his team required a kicker, John was the man to turn to.Moved to Canada On leaving school his family moved to Canada and John came to live in a small apartment in Westmount.It was only natural for John to hunt for a rugger team and eventually, when ™ GORDON INC.\u2014 481-9151 \u2014 481-0892 \u2014 ta draft dre brebis | walking in Westmount Park, he met the Westmount squad \u2018and joined the club.After one game, it was clear to Tim Tatman, the Westmount captain, that here was a player with class and the answers to his prayers\u2014a man who could kick goals from all distances (a must in rugger where a penalty is three points).In no time John was playing for Quebec.Rugger took much of his time but still John found the hours to practice another talent\u2014acting.He is a natural comedian (perhaps this explains his a pearance at the Autostade wearing long hair, beard, fluffy hat and cape) and a top-class serious actor: this year he is president of the McGill Acting Society.Became \u2018Hippylike\u2019 This summer the problem of all students caught up with John\u2014 finance.So he deci ed to travel to Toronto where the rewards were fast and good.His appearance became hippylike and John was almost persuaded to audition for the controversial musical \u201cHair.\u201d On returning to Montreal, he was asked to play in the annual 6505 ST.JAMES, W.(At Cavendish Underposs) The Boat Has Docked! - upstart shouted, = \"a Montreal All Star Rugger match at Westmount: seeing that Westmount had many players in the game he played without the \u2018aid of any training.This natural athlete went on to score most of his side\u2019s points including a 50 yard kick into the teeth of a gale.After the game, the players began watching the Toronto- Edmonton CFL match and the general opinion among the rugger men was that the rugby is was pie on do highly Killen art).better,\u201d \u201cGo on you dummy, call them and try.\u201d Those two statements led John Peters to the Alouettes and to the limelight of the Montreal sports scene.Kids tempted A man who was resident of a small camper-bus parked on Melville avenue went over to the municipal pool for a shower about 8 pm last 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now.Champlain Service Station Death waits for a careless driver.You can help stop many tragedies by driving safely 4084 $1.Catherine SI.W and courteously, watching traffic and pedestrians carefully, and observing speed limits \u2019 To and safety signs.Be alert at all times.The lives you save may be yours and your 932-4334 family\u2019s.The ROBSON PRINTERS BON TON Ee FARQUHAR ROBERTSON LIMITED Printers and Lithographers.with the ability Repairs and Alterations ° ee oe ct ° av uce: 4161 St.Catherine St.West-935-2707 Fuel Oil - Heating Equipment Ingston .: Je CR Re wag BES EE Be 7 Dawson's 'Way Ahead\u2019 Rotarians hear about work among underprivileged By Ed.Gannon Work being done to benefit underprivileged families and individuals, particularly the younger element just beyond the lower fringes of Westmount, was explained in interesting detail by Connie Darling, director of the Way Ahead Program of Dawson College to members of the Westmount Rotary Club yesterday at their regular meeting at Victoria Hall.Versed in the problems confronting the district, through experience gained as a youngster in the lower east side sections of New York City, Mr.Darling explained his problems here and the manner in which solution is sought.\u201cThe problem today is to give a child a chance to change his environment and to do this we have to work with the community as well as with the children of the district.\u201d Mother then become co-operative, he said, and the work begins to mesh with a result that the children get the benefit.Pushed out of homes Many children of the district had been virtually pushed out of their homes by their parents and left to their own devices, but through a series of steps the back alleys of the district were supervised and mothers were trained to look after children properly .A free school with a baby sitting service has been organized and block community services established for the benefit of the children.\u201cThere are over 200 children in the district and we go into the back alleys to establish communication with them.Possibly out of 100 cases we would attract about 40.Instead of recreational games we set the children to work on college and other activities.We also centered our activities on block projects,\u201d he said.Mr.Darling explained that a federation of co-operatives is being formed to lower prices in purchasing necessities.A woodworking shop has been established, supervised by fathers in the district, while a sewing pool at which 30 teenagers attend for instruction in making clothes is at present in operation.A community job centre has been established while a service centre will givetlse residents help in legal and economic problems.Thievery Problem Petty thievery is the main problem among teenagers while coffee houses furnishing rock and roll have helped in diverting the.activities into useful channels.A co-operative movie house is being formed with equipment being provided.It has been found that street festivals involving parents as well as children have produced successful results and the aim now is to unify efforts of all for the benefit of most.President Andy Durso reminded members of a full attendance needed to welcome the district governor on his visit to take place next week.Jack Burrows plugged Dunany Day to be held on the 23rd at which guests will be welcomed.Two new members are urged to attend.Donations of prizes would .be most acceptable for the occasion, he reminded members.Dendy introduced the speaker wie was thanked by President 0.16 - Thursday, September 3, 1970 School board resumes The School Commissioners for the Municipality of the City of Westmount return to business, after a two-month recess corresponding to the halt in regular classes, on Tuesday evening when their statutory September meeting is slated for 8 o'clock in the board room at Westmount High School.The seven-member board\u2014two women and five men including Hon Guy St.Pierre, minister of education; a report on PSBGM activities; a report by the new district superintendent, R.T.B.Fairbairn; applications for enrolment, and other items relating to personnel and board activities.The agenda notes that the annual school census for West- mount lists 3,598 Protestants, 894 Jews and 147 \u2018\u2018other.\u201d the chairman is largely 2 eliberative body concerned wi Protestant education in one high ITC H-ITCH school and two elementary SKIN ITCH, ECZEM H, schools in Westmount.The » RECTAL CH.® budgetary and thus the decision- CHAE Tan EN making power lies with the TY Protestant School Board of NF LA] Greater Montreal, currently Chaired by a Westmount Board LE Member A.Rei illey.UE ~ Among business slated is the HEMOSTOP A closing and purchase by the v is school authorities of Academy road fronting Westmount Park Schoql; a report of the YMCA urban\u201ceamp; correspondence from Hon.Kevin Drummond and e LD3COLONY@APHARMACY (FORMERLY MACY'S DRUG STORE) PRESCRIPTIONS AND COMPLETE RECORDS HAVE BEEN 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