The Westmount examiner, 21 janvier 1971, jeudi 21 janvier 1971

[" æ \u2018Take ramp\u201d Westmount has officially told Quebec in effect to take its Trans-Canada Highway access ramp and either cancel it or move it elsewhere.Tuesday night's formal resolution moved by Planning and Redevelopment Commissioner, Architect and Alderman Charles Aspler and seconded by Lawyer- Alderman Douglas Robertson, who is a near-resident of the affected area, witnessed one of city council's rare public dissents by ore of its number.Public Service Commissioner Ald.John E.Birks, with some vehemence, declared in advance he would vote against the motion.He saw federal involvement in the highway which, said, must have ramps.\u201cWe wouldn\u2019t get roads anywhere\u2019 if local authorities had the power of vote, he declared.\u201cWe must take the Vol.XLII, Good news! (tor city treasurer) No.3 Good news!\u2014for the city treasurer.Westmount\u2019s 1971 tax bills should be all out to local ratepayers this week.Most tax bills are lower than last year's because the tax rate is unchanged but there was an overall, across-the-board cut in property valuations.which normally appear on our editorial page, are carried here The regular columns of Mr.Drummond and Mr.drury, .this week because of their particularly topical news interest: bigger view: the good of many and not of the few.\u201d However, his five council colleagues obviously disagreed, voting for the proposition that the section east of Greene avenue, between Selby and St.Antoine streets, \u2018\u2018constitutes a viable residential area of low-cost housing which ought to be conserved\u201d but that the proposed ramp would \u2018render the future of the area as a residential area untenable.\u201d 14-point agenda The matter was opened as an item which came fifth in a 14- point agenda, covered in a 42- minute mid-month meeting.Mayor Peter M.McEntyre was reporting on latest developments regarding the ramp.He related how, upon learning a week ago last Monday that the provincial roads department intended to wipe out the residences of 30 families on the east side of Greene, he contacted Hon.Kevin Drummond, MPQ for West- Continued on page 2 WMA MEETS Special general meeting of members and all interested Westmounters on the Trans- Canada Highway and its Westmount ramp, Victoria Hall, Monday at 8:15 pm, called by Westmount Municipal Association.(See details on back page.) our M.P.Q.Hon.Kevin Drummond says.The East-West Autoroute 1 sometimes feel that in the best of worlds cars would be prohibited in cities and that a combination of an efficient public transportation system plus, hopefully, an increasing desire on the part of the population to take up walking again would adequately handle the problem.Unfortunately, the automobile is very much a part of our lives and, to most, has become a necessity rather than a luxury.One only needs to look at the parking lot of any industrial concern to discern that not only the rich rely on cars.This being the case, I think it will be accepted that any city\u2019s transportation system must take into account the needs of motorists as well as others.People want to drive their own cars no matter what, and no amount of moralizing will change this.In addition, further punitive NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER By ERIC NEAL January 22 to 31 The barometer rises slowly after the moon last quarter, so we may expect light snows or flurries alternating with gleamy sunshine through this pleasant weekend.Nights cold, afternoons mild.Conditions fair to good on all ski slopes.Brilliant \u2018\u2019fireball\u2019\u2019 sunsets.Days are always bright, and nights clear and cold from the day the new moon crescent is seen, so the coming weekend will be quite agreeable everywhere.January thaw delayed to next week.Temperature range: -20 degrees F.some nights, and days upto 35 F.measures such as increased license costs would probably have a minimal effect on traffic.It might also be worth noting Continued on page 4 Westmount 215, P.Q., Thursday, January 2), 1971 Too much freedom: 4424 Inc.youths opt for structured setup After months of experimenting with absolute freedom and almost total lack of structure, Westmount's youth centre at 4424 -St.Catherine street west is heading in a whole new direction.At an end-of-year evaluation meeting, members of the advisory board (adults) and members of the centre (youths) decided that too much freedom\u2014like too much water for budding plants\u2014can destroy rather than bring to bloom.\u201cIt was an incredibly mature decision to come from the kids,\u201d said Rina Fraticelli, co-director of the youth centre.aking not just your house but all of Westmount your home \u201cThey've gone through a tremendous maturing process.The centre has given them a chance to find out what's involved with freedom and they've found that responsibility and discipline go hand and hand with it.\u201d The centre now plans to have six adult craftsmen use the centre as a workshop, rent free, in exchange for teaching the youths crafts.One craftsman, a candle maker, Paddy Johnston, enameling.21, 1193 Sussex street, Montreal, moved in this week.May take a long time It may take a long time for the centre to find the right kind of persons,\u201d said Mis Fraticelli, \u201c\u2018but we're not in a hurry.We would rather wait and get the right type of person - someone who is involved in his craft, who really wants to teach it and who can work in a fairly unstructured environment.\u201d The centre is looking for persons experienced in trades such as leather working, pottery making, weaving and copper The training the craftsmen will give the youths is not intended to be in the form of highly organized or highly structured programs.\u2018\u2018Our most successful programs so far have been highly spontaneous,\u201d said Miss Fraticelli.There has been no change in the programs being run by the youths themselves.The coffee shop, music co-op, modern dance class and karate class continue.The centre is now in need of craft equipment: leather tools, enameling equipment, wax, wool etc.Hon.C.M.Drury says.The Trans-Canada Highway In following the rapid and confusing events surrounding the construction of the section of the Trans-Canada Highway which passes through the lower part of Westmount, I feel that the state of confusion which I am sure many Westmounters are in might be partially alleviated if I explain the responsibility of the federal government in this affair.This government's role dates back to the signing of the \u2018\u2019Trans- Canada Highway Agreement\u201d with the provinces nearly 20 years ago.Under the terms of this contract, the federal government agreed to help finance the construction of the highway to the tune of anywhere between 50 percent and 90 percent of the total cost, depending upon the province.The total federal contribution up until Dec.31, 1970 when the agreement formally lapsed, amounted to some $875 million.However, in view of the fact that certain sections of the highway still have - not reached _.completion, the federal govern- 3 ment is prepared to continue subsidizing its construction in those provinces who so desire.Quebec is one such province, Continued on page 5 Today's World Local police raid in Montreal nips four cases As a result of a raid by West- mount detectives on a MacKay street, Montreal, apartment, a theft of credit cards from a car in Westmount plus two similar cases in St.Laurent and one in Montreal were cleared up last week.Dugal Daniel, 23, was arrested in the Jan.11 raid and yesterday in Court of Sessions downtown he pleaded guilty on all four counts, receiving a month's imprisonment on each.The raid resulted from \u201cinformation\u2019 received by West- mount Police.Drug alert If it was a drug addict who broke into a doctor's car on Tupper street opposite the Reddy \u201cIt seems like a pretty expensive way to solve the problem\u201d.Memorial Hospital last Friday and stole a briefcase, he or she should not fool around with the drugs which were taken: they are powerful heart drugs and could prove fatal.Phoney fuzz Robert Harold Church, 27, of Montreal was sentenced to 15 days in jail in Westmount Municipal Court Tuesday for impersonating a police officer.He was arrested by Westmount Police Friday on a complaint of taxi driver. 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 21, 1971 Unpursed A woman customer had her purse, fortunately not containing much of value, taken from a chair where she had left in an Alexis Nihon Plaza shop while buying shoes last Saturday.SKY DRAGON MONTREAL NEWEST CHINESE RESTAURANT ORIENTAL DINING ROOM ATMOSPHERE \u201cEnjoy finest Chinese and Canadian Food Special Business Luncheon $1.24 FREE DELIVERY 937-9266-8 2175 St.Catherine W (East of Atwater: =a) SAS \u2014 fe HEY! Look At This \"PLUS\" from This Saturday and Sunday from 11 A.M.to 4 P.M.10% DISCOUNT On ALL pick-up orders from Tomasso Chicken Plus 5249 de ia Savane \u201cFantastic Chicken\u2019\u2019 The following building permits were issued at city hall during the past week: Jan.12 544 Roslyn: for Earl Schwartz by Cantor\u2019s Bakery, alterations, $1,500; 1109 Greene: for Commonwealth Apts.by central Plumbing.plumbing and gas line inspection ; Jan.13 24 Windsor: for Robert Nichol by J.H.MacIntyre, replace gas heater, $200; 116 Arlington: for Arthur Hammond by J.H.MacIntyre, instal gas dryer, $75.Panelist Westmount Mayor Peter\u2019 M.McEntyre is a panelist next Wednesday evening at Mount Royal town hall at 8:15 pm on the question of metropolitan government, sponsored by the Mount Royal Property Owners\u2019 Association.Westmounters are invited.City tells.Continued from page 1 mount, and attempted to reacn Municipal Affairs Minister Maurice Tessier and Roads Minister Bernard Pinard, urgently seeking yet another meeting with the Quebec authorities.It turned out that Mr.Pinard was about to depart on a two- week vacation.The result was a meeting between senior officials of Mr, Pinard\u2019s department and the city team of the mayor, general manager, director of services and acting city engineer last Friday afternoon.This session consisted, the mayor reported, of a series of questions from the city and technical answers from the departmental chiefs.No change in the roads people's attitude was effected, though His Worship acknowledged that explanations were given, (The mayor was asked after Tuesday night's Council meeting if there had been any explanation RESOLUTION RE.RAMP WHEREAS in the opinion of the Council of the City of Westmount, based upon recommendations submitted by the Architectural and Planning Commission, the area of the City situated below the Canadian Pacific Railway right-of- way, between Hallowell and At water streets constitutes a viable residential area of low-cost housing which ought to be conserved and WHEREAS the access ramp to the Trans Canada Highway as proposed by the Quebec Roads Department, for the vicinity of Greene avenue will result in the expropr ation and demolition of all of the residential dwellings on the east side of Greene Avenue between Selby and St.Antoine streets, displacing approximately 30 families and will have an adverse affect on the remaining dwellings which will render the future of the area as a residential area untenable THEREFORE be it resolved THAT the Council of the City of Westmount opposes the construction of any access ramp in the City which will destroy existing residential dwellings, displace residents, or adversely affect any residential neighborhood, and urges the Quebec Roads Department to either cancel the proposed ramp, or remove it to a location which will not have any of the above effects.given for the erroneous information which had led to Mr.McEntyre's television announcement that only three houses.on Greene avenue, would be expropriated when in fact the whole block on Greene was to go.It was suggested that it was meant to mean \u2018\u2018three more houses.\u201d The Examiner and city hall both were told, simply, by two provincial officials, \u2018three houses,\u201d which were described as two at the corner of Selby and one at St.Antoine.) Discussion closes The meeting ended on \u201ca note of difference of opinion\u2019 and it was agreed nothing was to be gained from continuing the discussion.Monday a further meeting was held with the province's consulting engineers and representatives of the Montreal planning department.Essentially the same answers were received.The mayor had meanwhile been in further touch with Mr.Drummond and a meeting with Municipal Affairs Minister Tessier was set up for yesterday afternoon, the mayor concluded.It was at this point that Mr.McEntyre invited Ald.Aspler to present his resolution and Mr.Birks voiced his opposition.Ald.Jean Richer questioned SINCE 1916 OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE - RESIDENTIAL - - COMMERCIAL - - INDUSTRIAL - WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.Rene Guitard, Manager 637-2309 24 HOUR SERVICE the wisdom of an access ramp So close to the heart of Montreal which, he thought, would lead to overloading of the highway within a few months of its opening.He questioned the official \u201coverview.\u201d The City of Westmount does not oppose the highway itself\u2014only the ramp, which was being proceeded with despite the city\u2019s representations.The stand taken was a good one for Westmount to take, he added, and the resolution deserved support.Ald.Robertson said he would like to have an attorney's opinion on the relationship between the city's financial responsibility for the ramp and the fact that the city does not want it.\u201cA moral thing\u201d Ald.Aspler did not think financial and like considerations should be raised.\u201cIt is a moral thing,\u201d he asserted.And Ald.Ian Craig said he did not think the highway needed \u201cthat many ramps.\u201d There were only 10 persons in EXPORTA Canc; Tones! REGULAR AND KINGS professional car the audience, though extra chairs had been set out in anticipation of a possible large influx of affected residents and others interested in the issue.Later, following adjournment of the formal session, only two questions came when invited from the floor.One man asked if the city\u2019s own engineers had been unable to find another place where the ramp could be placed.The mayor explained that the highway runs, in fact, only a relative short distance through Westmount, from Hallowell to Atwater avenue, and an exit ramp was also being built at Hallowell.And F.A.Leclaire, spokesman for Lower Westmount residents, said he was cheered by council's resolution.He suggested to the mayor that in his meeting with Mr.Tessier the following day he should ask to have the area designated for rehabilitation and thus bring protection to the residents from the minister of municipal affairs.That was it, the meeting which began promptly at 8 pm concluded at 8:46 pm.TN 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oy 5 Certified Watchmakers ESTABLISHED 1899 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.Island mayors, aldermen invited here Tuesday to get Westmount staff ideas on MUC's future If the ideas of Westmount city hall senior staff group were adopted by Montreal Urban Community members\u2014and they are to be exposed to the local professional public administrators\u2019 thoughts in an audio-visual presentation at Victoria Hall on Tuesday\u2014there would be a major regrouping of municipalities into \u2018\u2018bourgs.\u2019\u2019 Invitations were going out this week from Mayor Peter M.McEntyre\u2019's office to every mayor and alderman or councillor on the Island of Montreal\u2014 some 250 persons\u2014to come here Tuesday at 5 pm to see a sound film, commissioned by the city but produced largely on their own time by Westmount officials.It runs 30 minutes in English and similarly in French.Both will be shown.The mayor told reporters this week that neither he nor his own aldermen had yet seen the film, though they had viewed a series of slides some time ago on which the final presentation is based.Thus the ideas do not necessarily have any official approval, though the staff work and undisclosed expenditure on the final film had council blessing.Bilingual name The term \u2018bourg\u2019 was a deliberate choice after long study, having a historic and honorable use in European place names and regarded as particularly apt in the bilingual milieu here.Said Mr.McEntyre: \u2018\u201cThe film doesn\u2019t give the answers\u2014it asks the questions.\u2019 It is entitled: \u2018\u2018Can Montreal Island Be Governed?\u201d General Manager Norman Dawe, who headed the team, said that the slides had been shown to a group of eight other city managers who had expressed great interest.In a covering memorandum to the presentation, Mr.Dawe says: 6m May 1970 the executive committee of the Montreal Urban Community invited all members of the Community Council to forward suggestions or recommendations which 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933-9915 482-4793 766-6707 487-2907 695-9135 + of a plan originally drafted in 1965-66 for the establishment of municipal boundaries and a form of government for the Island of Montreal.On Dec.4, 1970, the Mayor of the City of Westmount received another invitation from the Executive Committee tô submit any suggestions which the Council of the City of Westmount wished to make concerning amendments to the existing Montreal Urban Community Act.It is hoped that the staff presentation dealing with the Island\u2019s municipal boundaries and its form of government, Fre em =\u2014- where were ! 4 they going?! The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week: Jan.12 10:10 am: 250 Kensington, hot wall; Jan.13 6:56 pm: 3 Hillside avenue, fire alarm ringing; Jan.14 5:39 am: 45 Holton, strange odor; 6:41 am: 360 Victoria, smoke in building; Jan.15 12:30 am: 260 Prince Albert, smoke in basement; 8:20 am: 21 St.Antoine, defective car wiring; 10:20 am: 525 Mount Pleasant, false alarm; 12:40 pm: 4400 Cote des Neiges, gasoline leak; Jan.16 9:27 am: 2 Westmount Square, false alarm; Jan.17 10:56 am: 4530 Sherbrooke street, leaking radiator; 3:00 pm: 21 Gladstone avenue, watertankleak; Jan.18 2:59 am: 4547 Sherbrooke street, car fire; 3:35 am: 165 Edgehill defective salamander: 6:27 pm: 483 Victoria avenue, strange odor; road, Jan.19 2:23 am: 4045 St.Catherine street rinkler alarm; SUES ATREAE NV yr RR at while not necessarily being advocated by the Council of the City of Westmount, will provide the City with the means of making a contribution in answer to both the May and December requests.It is understood that the presentation will not be accepted in its present form by several of the communities.However, it has been prepared in order to provide what is believed to be a practicable basis for discussion.The executive team which developed the plan are very aware of the limitations which it contains.In preliminary showings to date the original slide presentation has been very well received and in instances where criticism has been raised concerning specific elements of the plan, the critic has been invited to contribute an improvement.In this manner it is possible that our submission may well provide the foundation document for the structure of a sound island government.9 -® 0+ ® © Pleads guilty to pretences A 30-year-old Montreal resident, apprehended Monday of last week at the Bank of Montreal at Sherbrooke street and Claremont avenue, comes up for sentencing next Tuesday on three charges of false pretences and one of fraud.Norman Corriveau pleaded guilty in Westmount Municipal Court Tuesday to the counts.Also recovered in the incident was an overdue Hertz rent-a-car, parked nearby, which contained skit equipment which had been obtained by fraud.Indecency the driver of a car indecently exposed himself to a woman passerby at Kitchener avenue and de Maisonneuve boulevard west on Monday.9 6-614-7% How are you doing Savings, Term Savings Debentures and Guaranteed Certificates offer security and convenience.Terms and rates vary from 1 to 5 years.This attractive rate is our highest.Savings Certificates Cashable at any time but no interest is paid if held for less than 2 months.Available for 5 year periods.They earn 6 percent during the first year, 62 percent in the second year and 7 percent for the final three years.Check this: Chequing and non-chequ- ing savings accounts also pay excellent interest rates.Member Insurance Corporation, Canada Permanent Trust 1326 Greene Ave., Westmount - 861-8855.D.B.Lane, Manager ch ARM YY Canada Deposit Ny NW THE ST oy Pa 4, #WNA nm 25308} \u201c LES WESTMOUNT Examiner Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home 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 independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Carrier and mail subscriptions $4.50 per year: $2.50 half year; 2 years, $8.75; 3 years, $12.75.Ten cents a copv.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebec Weekly Newspapers Association.Second class mail registration number 1760 4.Thursday, January 21, 1971 © We Say Trans-Canada is needed, too TRANS-CANADA highway opponents, in both Westmount and Montreal, have been getting much ink and air.They have plausible arguments against slicing the new route through the urban heart from Turcot interchange to Lafontaine tunnel.Rightly they are concerned with people: loss of homes, effect on adjoining environment, other pressing social needs.But there is another viewpoint, supported by at least as many factors which favor getting on with the artery.These, too, have to do with people.It is popular to condemn the automobile.But what about the motorist?+ + + THE MOTORIST, as citizen, has rights too.He pays heavily through license fees and extraordinarily loaded taxes on gasoline, and he supports a far- reaching segment of the job- making economy\u2014the automobile industry with its countless manufacturing and servicing businesses and trades.Doubtless, many of those persons living in or adjacent to the projected path of the Trans- Canada owe their very livelihoods to the automobile and the truck.At least, a high proportion are themselves private drivers.So, before condemning the highway completely, all should weigh carefully the effect.+ + + FROM where we sit, on St.Catherine street, we observe a twice-daily demonstration of folly.Hundreds of motorists inching east in the morning, west at night, crawling with idling, polluting engines to and from their work.The scene is repeated on Sherbrooke street and The Boulevard and on westbound de Maisonneuve boulevard and St.Antoine street at night.Beyond Westmount\u2019s borders, it is even worse, as users of Cote des Neiges, the Metropolitan and the Bonaventure, for example, can testify.Why?Because there is insufficient road space for the sheer volume of vehicles.It is conventional wisdom to argue that new arteries simply encourage more traffic\u2014partly true.The other, more compelling reason for traffic increase is urban growth.The car and the truck continue to be for the present, the most convenient way to move people and things between their multitudes of respective \u2018\u2018As\u2019\u2019 and \u201cBs\u2019\u2019, which in turn proliferate with growing numbers of people, businesses, industries and homes.+ + + THERE is little argument against seeking alternatives to automobiles in urban centres.The Metro extensions have widespread support and both the Montreal Urban Community and the province are committed to them.Better use could be made of railway lines.Overhead monorails should be considered.But even these are not substitutes for the car and the truck.However convenient and attractive may be alternatives, the private and business vehicle always will be with us and no doubt in growing numbers.Witness London, Paris and other cities with extensive subway systems.The trick is not to go overboard with one form of travel versus another.And what we fear from the Trans- Canada opponents is that they say: don't build it, push Metro instead.The fact is, we need both.And badly.too.+ + + IT IS a great mistake to make Trans-Canada planning the whipping boy for our social ills.Indeed, the provincial roads department has been painted as the culprit, when in fact the problems of housing, other transport forms, the environment and so forth belong more squarely on the shoulders of other departments or government as a whole.We still say the roads department, from Minister Pinard down, is guilty of atrocious public relations and com- -munications within itself and with others, particularly with the City of Westmount.But those of us born and brought up in this province must point with great pride to the giant strides made, in little more than a decade, in bringing Quebec highways out of the horse and buggy days.The ubigitous motorist is, at last, getting something like an even break.The spurs of Expo, and now of St.Scholastique, to highway facilities are to be welcomed and not condemned.A direct autoroute to and through downtown Montreal is to be welcomed and not condemned.Concern over dislocation to the least number of people, their homes and environment is to be welcomed, but the highway itself is not to be condemned.We urgently need Metro extensions, more decent housing, sewage tratment, more jobs\u2014 and the new, long-overdue Trans-Canada route.You Say Objects to term \u2018Anti-union group' Sir: As a member of the so- called \u201c\u2018\u2018Anti-Union Group\u201d headlined in the Jan.15 issue, I object strongley to the ap- pelation.The Council for the Faith is not against union: we do not think that this present scheme of union is good enough, and feel that at this point unity in grace, charity and action is more important than unity in worship or administration as long as so many differences exist within both the churches involved as well as between them.We are engaged in examining the proposals made by the General Commission on Church Union, and in making constructive criticisms thereof.Any people interested in this may attend our meetings to participate more actively in the discussions on union next Feb.7, 2 pm, Church of the Advent.Janet M.Howorth Recording Secretar Council for the Fait 4323 de Maisonneuve west, WESTMOUNT 215.Appeal is issued for RMR Cadets Dear Sir: May I, through The Examiner, appeal for the support of the RMR Cadets.As we all know, when Canada has to field an army, she must rely on her citizens to fill the ranks and these citizen-soldiers are trained by her part-time soldiers who are enthusiastic and dedicated and who usually start off soldiering as cadets, which brings me to the point of this letter.The RMR Cadet Corps is put through training and I think.excel, but in order to hold the interest of these boys as they grow older, other than foot and arms drill is needed.So the people who run the show at the Armory are attempting to get automotive equipment, etc., and as they cannot get money from the government, the corps is sponsoring a \u2018\u2018Beer and Spaghetti Night\u2019 and hope to raise money this way.As a one-lime citizen soldier and father of a cadet, I should like to ask that the citizens, in particular of this area.support the RMR Cadet Corps.For information, call Guy Trepanier at St.Raymond's Parish Hall, 5775 St.James street west, 481-2725.0.Campeau 21 Stanton street, WESTMOUNT 217.Drummond .Continued from page 1 that the pollution emanating from traffic circulating freely on an autoroute is, according to my informants, far less than that produced in a traffic jam.Was near-future project While the east-west autoroute might not have been considered an absolute priority, it is none the less a highway priority which was scheduled to go through, in the near future.What advanced the decision to go ahead was obviously the fact that it was ready to proceed immediately and would instantly create jobs in an area where jobs are needed and at a time when unemployment is at a peak.Obviously, such construction creates certain social problems\u2014 any new construction in the heart of a city invariably does\u2014but to _ accuse the government of having no social conscience doesn\u2019t seem to hold water.One only has to look at the education, health and welfare budgets to measure the social conscience of succeeding provincial governments.The passage of medicare was another step toward social justice.At any rate, every effort is being made to keep social dislocation at a minimum and the government is offering every assistance in the problem of relocation\u2014where dislocation occurs.As well, changes in the actual plan are being considered so as to further reduce social malaise.Doesn't like ramp To get down to local factors, I don't like the idea of a ramp in Westmount any more than most of this paper\u2019s readers.While I might not have been trumpeting my opinions to everyone in sight, 1 have nevertheless discussed the situation with certain interested groups within the riding and arranged meetings with government authorities, and \u201c have spoken with Mr.Pinard on a number of occasions.I welcome, furthermore, the initiative of the Westmount Municipal Association in holding a meeting on this subject Monday next and certainly plan to be there to discuss all the ramifications pro and con of the project with you.New detective on local force Sgt.Norman Myles, who for the past year and a half has been assistant clerk of Westmount Municipal Court, Tuesday night was appointed by city council to the higher rank of Detective 3rd Year and is to join the criminal investigation division of the local force shortly.He fills a vacancy created by the retirement Dec.4 of Sgt.-Det.J.G.Lessard.Det.Myles joined the department in July 1957 and became a sergeant in March 1966 having Thirty-five Years Ago January 17, 1936 \u201cFollowing up insistent rumors that a Citizens\u2019 Association was about to rear its head in this municipality in the near future, The Examiner interviewed Dr.C.W_.H.Rondeau, prominent local dentist, and L.Sherwin, local drug store proprietor, without a great many details of the proposed group and their plans being divulged.\u201cDr.Rondeau, when interviewed, stated that although he was cognizant of the fact that such an association was in embryo, he was not in position to speak officially on the matter.\u201d Twenty-five Years Ago January 18, 1946 \u2018\u2018Adoption of the borough system of municipal government for the whole of the Island of Montreal, including Westmount, was advocated in a radio address by W.S.Edgar, broadcast over CFCF last Saturday evening under the auspices of the City Improvement League.\u201cRecommending adaption of the division of powers between a central council and a number of borough councils as practised in London, Mr.Edgar a Montral Journalist, outlined the provisions of the London County Council Act of 1888 and showed how they could be applied to this island.\u201d Fifteen Years Ago January 20, 1956 \u201cAs part of the Canadian Bank of Commerce's policy to provide the finest in modern and efficient banking services, the newly- constructed Westmount Branch will be officially opened on Jan.23.The Westmount Branch, which has been located at the same address for more than 30 years, was recently enlarged and modernized.The building is of modern design with an exterior base of granite imported from Sweden.The interior walls are pleasingly designed in mahogany, the ceiling is 28 feet in height and forced ventilation has been provided.\u201d Five Years Ago January 20, 1966 \u201cMrs.V.J.Wright, 475 Prince Albert avenue, was announced the winnter of The Examiner\u2019s Centennial Contest this week by the Westmount Municipal Association.She was awarded the $100 first price The Examiner offered, by the paper\u2019s general manager, Hugh Mount, the same day the WMA announced its choice, \u201cMrs.Wright's project idea was that the City of Westmount purchase an old home and turn it into a Centennial house, a community centre.The WMA has forwarded the idea as its choice to the mayor to read over and discuss with the council.\u201d had a broad experience in most aspects of police and public safety work.No new assistant has yet been named for Clerk of the Court 0.J.Arsenault. The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 21, 1971 - 5 \u2018Its a mark of success when The polite man never enters a your name is in everything but room without first opening the Dawson (at last) has = student government By GASTON CAMPEAU Dawson college now has a student government, though the active interest on the part of the students was negligible.It took from October to December to find students interested enough in representing their student body, and for students to vote on the representätives.The government has three main bodies, the Representative Council, the Executive Council and the Student Activities Council.In the Representative Council a delegate is elected for every 75 students from each academic flow.In addition they control the activities of the college.The Executive Council is made up of five secretaries who each have an equal vote, a term of office for one year, and they chair Drury.Continued from page 1 and it is currently negotiating the financial arrangements with the federal government.$70 million share Itis Quebec's intention to spend its share of slightly over $70 million, of the $150 million capital projects loan fund, on this highway.This fund was tabled by me in the supplementary estimates last December.And the size of the provincial allocations was later announced by the minister of finance in his budget speech.Two major criteria are being applied to the capital projects for which this money is to be used: The project in question must involve construction that the provincial governments would not otherwise undertake between now and the end of March 1972, at which time the loan fund expires; and the proposed project should contribute directly and quickly to additional employment.The point which I wish to emphasize is that, following the negotiations between the provinces and the federal government leading toward the release of this money, the provinces are free to implement their programs as they see fit.Qr ebec responsible For example, in the case of the Trans-C-nada Highway, the Government of Quebec is responsible for everything from the design of the lamp-posts to the tendering of contracts to the choice of a suitable site.This is as it was when the Trans-Canada Highway agreement was in force, and no change which might result in increased involvement by the federal government in the project is at present being considered.However, as your Member of Parliament, I cannot ignore the cold realities of the situation.I am indeed very concerned about the fate of the families whose homes are being considered for demolition, as are, I am sure, the members of the Government of Quebec.1 am hopeful that, given this concern on all sides, a compromise solution is near at hand.CURRDIANE: garbage bags the bag with the extra stretch the meetings of the Representative Council.The Student Activities Council consists of 11 non-designated members who are responsible for extra-curricular activities in which they examine all clubs.These three bodies have the power to distribute the $22 fee which each student pays annually.This money is for student activities in the college, and is to be distributed to the groups and clubs that want support from the student government.Terry Reagan, the secretary of academic concern for students, explained that last year Dawson had a government without a constitution whose primary concern was over clubs and activities, with no power over major issues of the college.He added that Dawson was too disorganized during its first year of operation, but now it has become more stable, and therefore, more responsible to its students.City engineer Edwin A.McCavour, who was named acting city engineer last July, Tuesday night was confirmed as city engineer by Westmount city council.He joined the city service as a civil engineer in October 1959.Pollutionist Westmount Director of Services Frank L.Davis Tuesday night was designated by city council to be the local representative in Montreal Urban Community air pollution matters.PVP YOY 240600000 4 gg me SF 4 4 omestic problem?p Why not treat hes ; 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SQ.FT.4 On such famous brand names as eo KRAUS « DOMCO » BURLINGTON os PEERLESS * GAF » AMTICO ¢ CELANESE at-Home INSTALLED WALL-TO-WALL WITH UNDERPADDING Sho Phone 761-4841 NO DOWN PAYMENT First?payment Morch 71.laterest free on 90 doy accounts.Name brands at low, low prices! \u201ca name you can trust\u201d 2711 JACQUES HERTEL Ottawa Branch 746-5910 \\ 24444444444444444040644444444 HAS AAAAANSSVVSS \u201c ET YR REP 6 - The Westmount Examiner, ATTEND rag 0) Thursday, January 21, 1971 CHURCH SERVICES SSL Lt te AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE UNITED LUTHERAN ANGLICAN EVANGELICAL ST.STEPHEN'S WESTMOUNT ren DORCHESTER and ATWATER PARK CHURCH OF THE Lt.Col.The Rev'd.George B.Fee (UNITED) EPIPHANY IN Lansdowne Ave.and Maisonneuve REDEEMER an 285 Clarke Ave , Westmount 10:30 A.M.HOLY COMMUNION Rev.J.E.Nix, B.A., 8.0.5.T.M., Rev.Heimut Saabas Minister Mrs.Harold Pedersen - Organist 11:00 a.m.lhe Service and Nursery UNITED DOMINION DOUGLAS Westmount Boulevard ad Lansdowne Avenue Rev.R.Douglas Smith, B.A.B.D.D.D.Rev.Joha T.P.Nichols, M.A.B.D.1:00 A.M.MORNING WORSHIP Sermon \u201cDYNAMIC ONENESS\u201d Rev.R.Douglas Smith D.D.Cotfee hour a! noon Crib Corner tor infants.Church School In all departments.Organist and Choirmaster Mr.Victor McCorry.Eustace Tait, AR.C.CO.Organist and Choir Director WELCOME TO ALL CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Corner of Wood and Maisonneuve, Westmount The Rev'd.Eric Dungan, M.A.The Rev\u2018d.Canon S.B.Lindsay EPIPHANY III 8:00 A.M.The Holy Eucharist 10:30 A.M.The Sung Eucharist HOLY EUCHARIST DURING THE WEEK: 30 A.M.Wednesday 9:30 A 8:00 A.M.Friday Organist: Mr.Paul Crawford UNITED ST 2ANDREW'S \"PRE 101 Côte St.Antoine Road.JANUARY 24 11:00 A.M.\"CHRIST - OUR BROTHER\" Father Peter Timmins preaching Crib Corner Coffee Time Rev.E.A.Kirker, B.A, B.D.Rev.M.R.Ralph, B.A, B.D.Gordon C.White, B.Mus.Awarm welcome awaits you.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ever.Praise ye the Lord.11.00 a.m.Church Service FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, WESTMOUNT 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Lesson Sermon Subject this Sunday \u201cTRUTH\u201d Golden Text: Psalms 117:2.The truth of the Lord endureth for Every Wednesday 8.15 p.m.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM in the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1 to 4 p.m.Wednesday 6.30 to 8.00 p.m.11.00 a.m.Sunday School Mr.Christopher Jackson, Organist January 24 10:45 A.M.\u2018THE DREAMOF HOPE\u201d\"' At noon: The Coffee Hour.WELCOME TO ALL SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL.4100 Sherbrooke St.W., Dr.Harry J.Stern, Senior Rabbi Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone, Cantor Herman K.Gottlieb.SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, January 22nd at 8:15 0\u2018clock DR.STERN will speak on One Shabbat and Kiddush reception follows the worship, auspices Temple Sisterhood.Saturday Morning, January 23rd at 11:30 o\u2018clock RABBI BLOOMSTONE will deliver the sermonette based on Torah Portion.RELIGIOUS SCHOOLS High School Department - Saturday mornings at 9:30 o\u2019\u2018clock; Junior School - Sunday mornings at 9:30 o'clock; Daily Hebrew Schoo! Monday thru Thursday afternoons at 4:00 o\u2019clock.DAILY SERVICE Monday thru Thursday evenings at 5:45 0\u2019clock; Sunday Mornings at 9:30 o'clock.SCHOOL FOR ADULTS Regular classes Sunday Morning, January 24th at 10:15 o\u2019clock, preceded by worship and breakfast at 9:45 o\u2018clock.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 9:45 A.M.Church Sunday School for all ages 11:00 AM.\u201cWHAT GOD HATH WROUGHT\" 7:30 P.M.WEEK OF PRAYER SERVICE With Rev.Wayne Chatterton Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:0¢ P.M.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME Temple services arranged Sabbath services at Temple Emanu-El will be held tomorrow at 8:15 pm.Dr.H.J.Stern will speak on \u2018\u2018The Five Greatest in Judaism.\u201d Oneg Shabbat and kiddush reception follow the worship, auspices Temple Sisterhood.On Saturday at 11:30 am, Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone will deliver the sermonette based on Torah portion.Robert Glaymon, president of the Temple Brotherhood, will preside at the 44th annual fellowhip dinner meeting between Catholics, Jews and Protestants Monday evening at 6:45.\u201cReligion and the Crisis in Quebec\u2019\u2019 will be the theme of an address by Dr.Peter Slater, chairman, department of religion, Sir George Williams University, at the luncheon session of the 30th annual Institute on Judaism for clergy Monday.Feb.1 at 12:30 pm.\u2018The French Lieutenant's Woman\" by John Fowles will be reviewed by the Rev.Leonard Mason, minister of the Unitarian Church of Montreal, at the Book Lovers' Forum next Wednesday A series of mid-week services, intended primarily for weekend skiers, begins next week at St.Andrew's United Church.Taking place in the chapel at 7:30 pm each Wednesday for the next six weeks, these brief services will reflect the Celebration theme in use at the church this season.The first service in the series will focus on the city and will employ speakers, films and discussion concerning the growing trend toward urbanization.The public is invited to attend.In observance of Christian Unity Week, St.Andrew\u2019s will have Father Peter Timmins as guest speaker at the 11 am service this Sunday.This well- known local cleric was until recently associated with the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord and served last year as chairman of the Westmount Ministerial Association.He is now director of the John XXIII Student Centre at Loyola.Father Timmins\u2019 subject at St.Andrew\u2019s will be *\u2018Christ \u2014 Our Brother.\u201d Patricipating in this special service will be a group of young choristers from Point St.Charles, many of whom sing in the choir at St.Gabriel's Roman Catholic Church.Known as \u201cThe Point Sound,\u201d these young people are based at the United Church's St.Wisdom's source Science subject The divine source of wisdom and integrity and their availability to every individual will be emphasized at Christian Science Church services this Sunday.Highlighting the lesson-sermon on \u201cTruth\u201d is the Golden Text from Psalms: \u2018\u201cThe truth of the Lord endureth for ever.Praise ye the Lord.\u201d À passage to be read from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy states: \u201cNo wisdom is wise but His wisdom; no truth is true, no love is lovely, no life is Life but the divine; no good is, but the - good God bestows.\u201d at 2pm.in the Temple sanctuary.Presiding will be Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern, general chairman of the forum.The co-chairman will be Mrs.Maurice Schwartz.Tea will follow the lecture.Presiding at the tea tables will be Mesdames Douglass Burns Clarke, R.Gilling Goddard, Gustave G.Gray and Leonard Mason.Co-chairmen of the reception are Mrs.E.David Sherman and Mrs.Stanley Davis.The Mister and Missus Club presents a \u2018\u2018Parent-Child Communication\u2019 series.The next subject for discussion will give emphasis to family life under the guidance of experts in the field.Convenors are Seymour and Sylvia Ravinsky.The Temple Youth Group Kallah weekend will be held Feb.5 to 7in Ste.Agathe.Theme of the program is \u201cJewish Responsibility.\" FLOWERS ALWAYS BRING COMFORT 4467 St Catherine St W.( Between Metcalfe & Melville) Westmount) 933-2751 Mid-week skier services to begin at St.Andrew's Columba House where they are directed by two members of St.Andrew\u2019s choir, Misses Janet MacGregor and Sylvia Zdamiak.Currently on display in the foyer at St.Andrew's is an exhibition of raphs by Gabor Sailasi in hich the local otographer attempts to cap- Be the mood of Charlevoix county in rural Quebec.Recital Sunday of boys\u2019 voices A recital of music for boys\u2019 voices, with Carla Strauss, harp, Donald Thomson, harpsichord, and Gerald Wheeler, organ, will be given by the boy choristers of St.Matthias\u2019 Church on Sunday at 4 pm, directed by Stephen A.Crisp.Included in the program will be the music by J.S.Bach, C.P.E.Bach, and Benjamin Britten.\u2018Sign-up Day\u2019 response good at High School The gym at Westmount High School was buzzing last Thursday, with enthusiastic students, mainly but not all in the early grades of the school.The large turn-out of students signed up for the following clubs and interest groups.Parents volunteering their interest and support are also listed: Debating, Mrs.John Stikeman and Mrs.D.Kaufman; chess, Mrs.Zambra and T.Gold; Photography, Michael Drum- mond; bridge, Mrs.C.Maass; crafts, Mrs.J.McFarland; French conversation, Mrs.Bergoffen and Mrs.Lalonde; tennis, Mrs.A.Strickler and track, field and orienteering, Mr.Martin Collier.Sixty students signed up for swimming but help is needed to set up such a club.Problems such as pool facilities, funds and instructors are being dealt with but suggestions and help are needed.The enthusiastic response of the students to the setting up of these clubs is regarded as evidence of their interest.The Home and School pays tribute to the work done by the prefects of the school and the club residents in preparation for the formation and registration of these groups Volunteers to help with any of the above-mentioned projects are still needed and interested parents may get in tsuch with Mrs.George Plant, 48:-3547.INC.5610 SHERBROCKE STREET.WEST ° The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 21, 1971 - 7 L Free movies ower Canada College Titles of the films: Bermuda \u2014 Mayflower Story, and Out ot the Three color films will be shown The Island Nobody Wanted: The Past \u2014 The Future.at the Atwater Library, corner of Atwater avenue and Tupper street, on Wednesday at 8:15 pm.The Zoological Society of Canada VICTORIA HALL BINGO WESTMOUNT Every Tuesday Receptions - Meetings Fashion Shows - Bridges (commencing January 26) Dances - Lectures - Films By JAMES ROBERTSON and RONALD FARHA The Board of Governors finally announced last week that phase one of Program \u201970 will begin construction this summer.Phase one calls for the building of new senior classrooms, that are badly needed; science laboratories, .en Î team and service rooms, and the 8:00 pm (Mini Bingo 7:30 pm) relocation of the library.From 25 to 500 Jotting à il TWO HALLS - FOUR ROOMS 2295 St.Marc (corner Sherbrooke Street) This i the season of broken At Reasonable Rentals 1 minute Guy Metro Buses 24 65 66 165 | legs, sprained arms, and the 4626 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST mine Guy Metro - Buses 24- 65-66-16: works.Stephen Bruneau, who » .won the Tasherau skiing race, - .won the Tasherau skiing race, Call 935-8531 Win cash prizes up to $100.00 have a skiing team anymore .L Teams are doing better now after =~ a slow start.Intramural European handball is new this ) year and hockey began last week.Trevor Smith, Junior School physical education teacher, is in charge this year.Someone recently came up with the idea of rebuilding a certain girls\u2019 school opposite LCC\u2014as part of a co-ed institution?.Beatrice and Michael McNally honeymooned in Portugal after their Dec.19 wedding .A.F.W.seems to have lost some weight.Wonder who he is trying to impress .Old Boy lectures to the students will be beginning soon.First lecturer os ° ° to be David Lank, president of the h m ] bl f Old Boys Association, who will as f1 \u20ac aval a \u20ac or speak on birds.The school magazine has almost reached its financial objective .Most of the school entered the N.D.G.Arts and Letters Festival .French field trips were arranged for Grades Nine, Ten, and Eleven to Commedia dell\u2019Arte performed by La Nouvelle Compagnie THE WESTMOUNT Examiner Theatrale .Interm certificates for Grades on its modern, computerized photo-typesetting equipment, text and Eleven and Twelve were display\u2014 awarded last Monday.Details to .follow .Chuck McGinn is the new art teacher.Doug Lawley back into retirement, and weli- Newspapers, house organs, club bulletins, announcements, earned vacation in the South .reports, catalogues, circulars, fliers, magazines, advertising Grade Elevens began the SACU typography exams yesterday.The Brook Claxton Public Speaking Contest tomorrow is having trouble getting participants.Home, School and stressing need for membership ADDR ESSING Parent representatives are asked to attend a meeting of the Westmount High School Home and School Association executive : : i i ni on Wednesday at 8 pm in the on its Speedaumat equipment\u2014inexpensive one-piece metal plates teachers\u2019 common room.graphotyped, quick run-offs\u2014 The agenda will include reports on membership, nominations for the 1971-72 executive, and a scholarship benefit theatre night Envelopes, labels, wrappers, tapes.Lists, short or long, main- Membership in the Home and tained for your firm, club or other organization.School stands at 215, of approximately 800 families.A letter has been circulated to nonmember families, stressing the need for the $1.50 membership fee with which Home and School projects are fulfilled.taney 4630 St.Catherine St.W.French as president of the association, due to his election as a school commissioner, has been announced.The association thanks Dr.French for serving as its president and welcomes T.J.- Kahn and Mrs.Michael Drum- \u2018 mond as acting presidents for the remainder of the term of office.A nominating committee has been formed to present an executive slate for 1971-72.Nrminations should be submitted to Mrs.Lewis Poch, chairman, (838097.- a me OR = 8 CR = 8 3 2 A 0 ev .co eT wa, EEE EE RIVE OL YG SALE! Beautiful ORIENTAL RUGS at SALE prices 4151 St.Catherine St.W.Phone 932-4277 Coming Events Charity Ball Those desiring table reservations for the Charity Ball being held by the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Royal Victoria Hospital on Friday evening, Jan.29, at the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel, are asked to contact Department of Volunteers, Royal Victoria Hospital, at 842-1251 (Local 1566) before 4 pm, Wednesday 27th.Tickets for the ball may be obtained from the same office.Candelabra Ball Annual Candelabra Ball of the Reddy Memorial Hospital will take place on Saturday, Feb.6, at the Windsor Hotel.Gala evening planned featuring \u201cA Night in Italy.\u201d Dinner will be served at 8 pm followed by dancing to the music of Nat Raider\u2019s orchestra.Highlight of the evening will be 8 - Thursday, January 21, 1971 Susan Lynn Topp weds Dr.Benjamin Love Miss Susan Topp was married to Dr.Benjamin Love in a double ring ceremony at the Town of Mount Royal United Church on Dec.26.Rev.R.A.Wallace officiated.The bride is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.C.Frank Topp of Town of Mount Royal.The bridegroom is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Robert C.B.Love of 633 Belmont avenue, Westmount.Given away by her father, the bride wore a candlelight peau de soie gown fashioned with an empire waist, fitted bodice, mandarine collar of Calais lace and long bishop sleeves.The demi bell skirt, detachable chapel train and gown were appliqued with Calais lace.the Bride's short, bouffant veil of tulle illusion was held by a small bow of matching lace.She carried a bouquet of miniature the drawing of the door prize \u2014 two round trip tickets to Rome via Alitalia.Order your tickets as soon as possible by calling Mrs.Gladys Weigensberg at 738-7841 or Mrs.Dorothy Serchuk at 733- 4391.Presenting Our Second WINTER ON WINTER & FALL WEAR COCKTAIL & AFTERNOON DRESSES.Junior & Missy Sizes 5-15 8-16 25%-50% OFF SWEATERS SLACKS - SKIRTS BLOUSES PANTSUITS 25%-50% OFF SKIWEAR 25% OFF ASSORTED LINGERIE 25% OFF ALL SALES FINAL boutique ingenue Open Thurs.& Fri.till 9:00 Daily til! 6 p.m.Saturday till 5 p.m.489-8300 Dr.and Mrs.Robert Benjamin Love white carnations and pink sweetheart roses.M.Mathews was the organist during the candlelight service.The church was decorated with candelabra and standards of white gladioli and poms.White satin bows adorned the pews.Attendants.The maid of honor was Miss Rauni Smith of St.Adele en Haut.Bridesmaids were Miss Wendy Milrod of St.John, N.B.: Miss Sue Barton of Westmount and Miss Kathie Love, sister of the groom.Flower girl was Miss Caroline Gray, cousin of the bride.The bridesmaids and flower girl wore identical umpire style gowns in sapphire blue velvet, trimmed at the neck and cuffs with ivory guipure lace.Wearing matching head-dresses, they carried muffs of sapphire blue velvet, trimmed with ivory marabou.The best man was Colin Anderson of Boston.The ring bearer, Master John Schofield, wore short pants in matching sapphire blue velvet with a frilly \u2018 Clearance Sale SHEEPSKIN COATS from IRAN INDIA CRAFTS CO.4002 ST.CATHERINE W.(Corner Atwater) 5359 SHERBROOKE W.(West of Decarie) AAAS LAAL ESL 000000 ees FY shirt.Ushers were: Brian F.Topp, Russell H.Topp, brothers of the bride, and Dr.Peter McCracken of Edmonton.The reception was held at the Salle Doree, Sheraton in Mount Royal Hotel.Decorations included yellow and white miniature carnations.An arrangement of poms in the centre of the head table complimented candle decorations.To Rockies Going-away outfit of the bride consisted of an off-white pant suit, pink scarf, corsage of pink baby roses, black accessories and racoon coat.Destination of the wedding trip was Whistler's Mountain in the Rockies for skiing.The couple intend to reside in Vancouver for six months.Other out-of-towners among guests included Mrs.R.Smith of Hingham, Mass.; Dr.and Mrs.I.Smith of St.Adele en Haut; Miss Rauni Smith of Vienna, Austria; Peter Mitchell of London, Ont., and Mr.and Mrs.Lothrop of Toronto, Ont.© GOLD @ COPPER ® BRASS © CHROME ® NICKEL © RHODIUM © CADMIUM © SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY and Sons Ltd, Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths ond Electro Platers, Operating Canada\u2019s Largest High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5-7947 {A tew doors above St.Catherine St.) Opp Henry Morgan and Co This Week's Specials SCAMPI $3.25 QUEEN CRAB Meat 71 6 0z.fin SHRIMP ° SCAMPY ° CRAB LEGS © PERIWINKLES DOVER SOLE e FROG LEGS ° CRAB MEAT ° FRESH HERRING SOLE FILLET OU Ho où Man s © L *, \u20ac 2 of e % Gi ney\u2019s + 3 a & % & Ye ® om Live ¥ FRESH, DELICIOUS, LIVE LOBSTERS Also Boiled or Prepared for Broiling WE ALSO CARRY LOBSTER MEAT eo SMOKED COD FILLET DANISH TROUT © FINNAN MADDIE HADDOCK FILLET ® SCALLOPS FRESH HALIBUT Gidney Lobster Ltd.1855 BOIS FRANC RD.® CRAB MEAT ® SALMON © ESCARGO ® ATLANTIC SMELT Homards 336-3163 @ se.x ROYAL woes BALL WORKERS: The Royal Victoria Hospital Women\u2019s Auxiliary charity ball takes place a week from tomorrow night at the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel.Among committee members, who are mostly from Westmount, are (left to right) Mrs.Robert Paterson, 627 Belmont avenue, vice-chairman; Mrs.Patrick Henderson, 482 Mount Pleasant avenue, president of the Auxiliary, and Mrs.John Yarnell, 109 Sunnyside avenue, ticket chairman.Archaeologist Art speaker Dr.A.D.Tushingham, chief His archaeologist, Royal Ontario Museum, will address the Women\u2019s Art Society at 11 am Tuesday at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.Finds in Jerusalem.\u201d the lecture.\u2014 SALE 10% to 25% off FOR THE CHIC CHICK Imported French Lingerie at Delicious Reductions ® Bros ® Bikinis © Slips ® Gorter-Belts ® Girdles ® Hostess Gown ® Nightweor We Import: e Bolero ® Rose Marie ® Charmeseine ® Felina ® Cardin ® Dior @ la roe - hugo, 1475 Drummond \u2014 288-5575 VY vo topic will be \u201cArchaeological Excavations and A short business meeting starting at 10.30 am will preceed Westmounters' duties slated by Associates The Women Associates of McGill will meet Tuesday at 3 pm at the Faculty Club.Vice-Dean C.D.Gordon will give a talk on \u201cThe New Undergraduate Programs, or Where Do We Go from Here?\u201d Mrs.K.H.Brown, 4717 Roslyn avenue, Mrs.C.H.Carruthers, and Mrs.Robert F.Shaw, 347, Metcalfe avenue, will preside at the tea table.Mrs.Milton Townsend is chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements.Hostesses for the tea following the meeting include Mrs.L.R.Amey, 341 Kensington avenue, Mrs.Douglas Atack, 28 Thornhill avenue, and Mrs.Victor Block, 45 Thornhill avenue.a The Westmount Examiner, Skilled nursing care For 73 years the Victorian Order of Nurses, a Federated Appeal agency, has been providing skilled nursing care on a visit basis to patients in their own homes, demonstrating nursing methods and aiding in the prevention of disease and maintenance of health.Thursday.January 21, 1971 - 9 Day care The Montreal Day Nursery, a Federated Appeal age ney, provides day care for children between the ages of 3 to 6 years, where the mother is obliged to work or, for some reason, is unable to provide adequate care.The nursery has taken part in the preparation of a brief for the .promotion of day care service for children in Montreal.Enchanted Owl Eskimo and Indian Handicraft.Original sculptures and prints 4866 Sherbrooke St.West (Near Victoria Ave.) The 488-3502 a STOCK ROOM GOWNS Reg.up to $195.COATS & SUITS Reg.up to $135.ENSEMBLES Reg.We have reduced a group of beautiful pantsuits Fashions Headquarters For Sizes 14-20 142-2812 40-48 Some Size 10's LEARANCE We have decided to empty our stock room.Everything must go \u2014 regardless of cost.AFTERNOON DRESSES Reg.up to $55.AFTERNOON DRESSES Reg.up to $75.COCKTAIL DRESSES Reg.up to $95.(Wool, tweed, and silk) up to $225.e NO LAYAWAYS ® NO ALTERATIONS LESS THAN $39.71 ALL SALES FINAL d: NOW $19.71 NOW $29.71 NOW $39.71 NOW $89.71 NOW $59.71 NOW $89.71 PANTSUITS 25% to 40% OFF e NO EXCHANGES e NO REFUNDS & 12's for this sale only 9457 QUEEN MARY ROAD FREE PARKING 51 (Near Earnscliffe Earnsclifle 484-3558 à January 21, 1971 10 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, LADIES DANCE YOUR WAY TO BETTER HEALTH AND A TRIMMER YOU You can join a Ballet Class that will pay you rich dividends in improved posture, improved poise and improved muscle tone.You'll find Ballet a most enjoyable way to become fit and stay fit.\u2018\u2018Youtheatre Inc.\u2019 has moved into Westmount and is transforming an old marine hardware shop at 4175 St.Catherine street west into a theatre for Westmount's children.The group plans an opening show, \u2018\u2019The Three Little Pigs\u201d\u2019 by Ralph Kendall, for the beginning of February.Besides giving regular theatre performances, the group plans to conduct workshops for children Beginners - Wednesdays at 9.30 A.M.Fees: $25.No previous experience necessary.and school teachers.Intermediate - Wednesdays at egistration 10.30 A.M.Fees: $25.Some Regis Feb 6 for workshops previous Ballet training B OS .necessary.The group has been in existence for two years and has Classes specially designed for given approximately 2,400 shows adults.and played before approximately 480,000 children in the Montreal area during tours of schools.Before moving to Westmount, the group was primarily a touring group.The move to Westmount was promoted by the need for a Classes held at Westmount Park Church, corner of de Maisonneuve and Lansdowne.For further information: Call Mrs.Minty at 937-7115 permanent base.The theatre will be capable of seating 60 children.The group is composed of two re a ay WE GS he FURNITURE RESTORED = We've got the experts - - .YOU get a pertect job ve job, and we guarantes our work.cau now: PHONE 271-9118 Ws ADVICE ESTIMATE (. = 5 e C Ox following: Address: Lower Canada Applications are now being received for the 1971-72 school year.Those interested should contact the Grades 3 - 7 D.W.Wood, Director of Junior Grades 8-11 G.H.Merrill, Headmaster .Grade 12 G.H.Merrill, Headmaster 4090 Royal Avenue, Montreal 261, P.Q.Telephone: 482-9916 College School.tember 1971.SCHOLARSHIPS SELWYN HOUSE Three scholarships up to full tuition are again offered by Selwyn House School for boys of very good academic standing entering the 7th grade in the school year commencing Sep- Further information and scholarship applications may be obtained by telephoning the school office or by writing the Headmaster.Completed scholarship applications must be received at the school by Tuesday, 2nd February.Applications, for regular admission to the school at all levels, are now being received for the school year 1971-72 and inquiries should be made to the school, 95 Cote St.Antoine Road, Westmount 217, Que.Phone: 935-1074.SCHOOL R.A.SPEIRS, M.A, L.L.D.Headmaster COURS BAYARD Directrice: Mme Senart Cours primaire francais 3 Jardin d'enfants \u201cLes joyeux Bambins\u201d 3021 ave Trofalgor - Tel.: 933-3186 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.SSSR?Deck depths.For at least a millenium and probably far back in time.people lived largely on the bounty of the sea, as many do today.Life can be idyllic here.Wealthy, imaginative The modern discovery of the Bahamas has been made by the wealthy and imaginative.They were looking, after World War II, for out-of-the-way perfection, hideaways where life has a Aeisurely and friendly flavor.In the Bahamas, boatmen, artists, fishermen, and millionaires found what they sought.They have shown the way to the multitudes who are following them.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 21, 1971 - 1 Along with enterprising and responsive Bahamians, this new generation of discoverers is providing the amenities needed y those who are looking for a few, kinder, and more beautiful e.The men and women who are building tomorrows in the Bahamas are not imitators.The homes, the resorts, the marinas, the architecture\u2014the entire life they are fashioning on so many islands that were so long asleep\u2014 have a special flavor of their own.There are whiffs of a past that is as romantic as it was precarious.There is a free and easy British colonial flavor.And there is the musical rhythm of Africa.Am | getting to you?Wait till 1 take you to some of the Islands like Cat Island, the Abacos, Exumas! That'll fix you.In the meantime - Boe you on the flight deck.Over and Out.ME = Me & ee IN gra No waiting \u2014 10 units += MONTREAL §{ CAR WASH 24 Hour Service \u2014 7 Days a week Automatic vacuum available for interior \"All work is well-done, because you do it yourself You can wash your car in dress clothes You can also wash your engine Spoce for truck & buses MONTREAL CAR WASH 5850 ST JAMES WEST COR REGENT CALL 733-5323 For SELECTING BOB FRASER Moving Consultant North American Van Lines Canada Ltd.Your Area Representative a free estimate and brochure or I\u2014PROPERTY FOR SALE Downtown Dwellers Here\u2019s a great Townhouse in top location that will sell in the Twenties.5 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, ground level den.Low cash to low interest.1st.mortgage will get you in real soon.CALL Guy F.Lapointe 731-6815 Eves: 342-4950 Town Mount Royal Real Estate \u2018BROKERS 23\u2014LOTS FOR SALE Why Look Further See Our South Shore Land \u2014Good location \u2014Schools, Churches \u2014Shopping Centre \u201410 minutes to downtown.\u2014Reasonable.For appointment call 842-3353 23\u2014LOTS FOR SALE Building Lot 6,750 square feet South Shore.Feet from the new Highway.Call 488-3746.39\u2014STORES TO LET 4755 Notre Dame W Unheated.20 x 100.Suitable any business.Immediate.Call B61- 1681 local 279.43\u2014APARTMENTS TO LET Sublet Bright and sunny 4'2 room apartment, swimming pool available, close to schools, and shopping centres.$130.744-4289 after 6.6 Weeks Rent Free Sublet to May, 1972.$110.mediate occupancy.12 room bachelor apartment.Swimming pool, Sauna, etc.Chateau L\u2019Escale.212) Tupper Street, Apartment 203.Call 488.9381.Montreal West Im- Elmhurst \u2018The 2035.\u2018\u2019 Near Station.Clean, modern, 4L2\u2014 $130.Heated.laundry, cable, sundeck, garden.Call Superintendent 6\u201410 pm.487- 4616.Sublet Westmount 3'2 deluxe apartment.Dish washer, pool, sauna, Shopping \u201853\u2014HOUSES WANTED Plaza.May Ist.Call 931-4694.JOUE 12 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 21, 1971 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISIN PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 931-7511 10 Words °1 .00 le for each additional word 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.Monitor and St.Laurent News office, 6525 Somerled avenue, and the Town of Mount Royal Weekly Cotherine street west, Post ottice, 233 Dunbar avenue.Advertisements not paid for in advance ot publication are subject to a 25-cent billing charge but may then be paid without further charge at any branch of the Bonk of Montreal or The Royal Bank of Canada on the Island of Montreal.Westmount; at The 43\u2014APARTMENTS TO LET PARK Apartment Office hours 849-7659 4501 SHERBROOKE WEST FACING WESTMOUNT PARK Only one 2 bedroom luxury PHONE NOW VIEW available Evenings 932-5468 43\u2014APARTMENTS TO LET 57\u2014DUPLEXES WANTED Deluxe 4,2 Garage \u2014 All year Swimming pool \u2014 Sauna 5320 MacDonald Apt.106 \u2014 $245.51\u2014HOUSES TO LET Harvard 3 bedroom cottage.Finished basement, heated garage.Near Monkland.486-2948.Bungalow Wanted Preferably 3 or more bedrooms, cottage would be acceptable if master bedroom on lower floor.No children, couple.Call Days: 931-1706.Evenings.733.9056.55\u2014DUPLEX TO LET BEACONSFIELD N.D.G.Sublet 3 bedrooms, separate dining room, living room with fireplace, 2 balconies.$140.Available March.Call 486- 1856 AVENUE 4769 Notre Dame W 5 rooms.Unheated, 2nd.immediate occupancy.$55.monthly.Call 861.1681 local 279.Westmount 6 room, 3 bedrooms, heated, hot water, equipped.Adults.Immediate occupancy.$250.Crown Trust Company.Licensed Brokers.842-8362.61\u2014ROOMS TO LET LARGE comfortable room in apartment.Kitchen privileges, elevator.Bus at door.S15 per week.Call 482-0741 mornings.House or Large Lower Duplex Wanted Middie or lower Westmount.Professional couple, 2 children.Spring occupancy.489- 3623.61\u2014ROOMS TO LET COOLBROOK-MONKLAND.Bed sitting room.Nurse.business lady.Redecorated.Kitchen privileges.486-2578.ST.LAURENT near Monkland Station.Large room for business person.Call 332-3097.WALKLEY Avenue.Room available for woman over 21.Kitchen privileges.Call 482-9254 before 3:30 p.m.73\u2014CARS FOR SALE Must Sell Volkswagen 1964 Deluxe.offer.Call 738-1470.Best 89\u2014HELP WANTED FEMALE Secretary REQUIRED For small Personnel Bureau Location Victoria- Cote St.Catherine Road Duties: \u2014Reception \u2014Dictaphone \u2014Filing Languages English and conversational French.For appointment call: Mr.Allen 735-6411 Days or Evenings 89\u2014HELP WANTED FEMALE 93\u2014HELP | 17\u2014DOMESTIC WORK WANTED\u2014MALE WANTED Part-time TYPISTS Bilingual for regular work at The Examiner office Apply to Mrs.Neil 932-3157 4630 St.Catherine Certified Bilingual Nursing Assistant \u2014Permanent \u2014AI| Insurances paid.\u2014No Fees.Call: 932-1481 (Between 9 and 5) Weekdays 91\u2014WORK WANTED FEMALE Semi Drivers Needed Experienced helpful but not necessary, for local and over the road hauling.You can earn up to $10,000 to $15,000 per year after short training.For application and interview, call 514- 271-0029, or write Safety Dept., Transport Training Systems of Canada, Ltd., 1515 Mazurette, Suite 3, Montreal 355, Quebec, Canada.95\u2014WORK WANTED MALE Have a small job which needs to be done?Painting, Cleaning.Snow removal, etc.We know young adults who could use the work.Call THE JOB CO-OP at the YOUTH CLINIC between 2 and 5 p.m.Mondays OR Fridays only.843.5255.115\u2014DOMESTIC HELP Need Help?Available immediately: Housekeepers, Moth, Helpers, Sitters, Compa Chars, Nurses, etc.Live n.or out, part time or full time.Contact Personnel Inc.489-8413.125\u2014FOR SALE DINING ROOM FURNITURE GIBBARD solid walnut dining room suite, 9 pieces.Excellent condition.No Dealers.Call 484- 9671.127\u2014ANTIQUES CANADIAN oi! paintings, water colors, etchings, drawings, prints, books.738-0672.131\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 KITCHEN EQUIPMENT KITCHEN set (grey and orange).$40.or best offer.332- 2154, PORTABLE dishwasher $50.WANTED Call 481-6640.Refined 133\u2014MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Housekeeper FOR SALE Wanted To live in.For elderly couple.References.Call 484-9440.1177\u2014DOMESTIC WORK WANTED Diabetic Service Nurse will come to patients\u2019 own home to give injections.Ex- J cellent references.482-6379.Leaving Country Beautiful Spanish velvet chesterfield.3 months old.Reasonable.Call 931-7102.PHILIPS turntable 15 watt amplifier and speakers $140; Harmony guitar, 12 string $50.Both excellent condition, accept best offer.738-3853.PIANOS $75.rent $2.weekly.Mrs.Briere Specialist.273.9049.BEAUTIFUL Baby Grand Piano, Mason and Risch, $1,400.731-1956.Service Directory BUSINESS SERVICE Names for Diplomas Hand Lettering Gothic & Medieval FOR RATES 744-6662 after 5p.m.CARTAGE & MOVING MOVING packing, crating.cartage, storage.Local and long distance.Call Ramsay Moving.484-1469.CARPENTRY PLANNED kitchens, Arborite counter tops, finishing of playrooms, Interior and Exterior woodwork.All work guaranteed.Call 671.6073 anytime.DRESSMAKING EXPERT dressmaker.Garments made to-measure, alterations.Work done at client's home if desire.486-6827.DRESSMAKING PAINTING ALL TYPES dressmaking, alterations done in your home or my shop.Daily charge.For appointment 937-8087 anytime.LOW prices.Interior and exterior painting.By expert with 22 years experience.Guaran- - teed.Cal! 728-9863.GENERAL REPAIRS JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT.Garage door repairs, service.332-6933.Residence 684-3876.PAINTING E.PUGH-EVANS PAINTER DECORATOR Interior and Exterior Wall Papering Renovations Floor sanding and polishing-carpentry work and repairs Free Estimates Call Office 489-4984 Eves: 489-7757 PLUMBING & HEATING Plumbing\u2014Heating\u2014Digging Commercial\u2014Residential Industrial WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & HEATING LTPZ 206 OLIVIER AVE, WESTMOUNT 935-1189 ROOFING OUR MASTER ROOFÉRS\u201d AT YOUR SERVICE WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME LACHINE Rene Guitard, Mgr.637-2308 24 Hour Service ning lent ater 198, ENT ! and 332- $50.NTs | vatt 140; $50.cept ly.273.and 400.\u2014 137\u2014FOR SALE CLOTHING & FURS One full Bargain room $2.up.Winter Clearance 18 to 23rd January Lowest Prices Yet Dior, Chanel, Pucci, Imports, Better Ladies Wear, nearly new.Large selection (Recent Arrivals:) For lounging, office.sportswear, cocktail.gowns (including a few wedding dresses), fur coats, hats (Mink, Ocelot).Where your Dollar buys the most La Boutique Fantasque Quality Resale Dress Shop 2155 Mountain \u2014 sizes 5-20 288-3655 133\u2014MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE 139\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL PIANO, upright, good condition, $140.Call 482-8236.135\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 SPORTS EQUIPMENT SKATES, girl's, 52 - $8.Men\u2019s 5 and 9 .$3.pair.937.7235.Liquidation Ski Equipment Snowmobiles Skis, boots, bindings, ski clothing.8366 St.Lawrence 384-3582 384-1315 137\u2014FOR SALE CLOTHING & FURS RACCOON coats, men\u2019s, women\u2019s, used.$45 up.Good condition.Call 288.2025.YOUNG girl's and women\u2019s slacks, sweaters, skirts and dresses, very inexpensive and in beautiful condition.487-1165.139\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL TWO broadioom carpets 2 yards x 3 yards, rosewood.antique gold, fringe, $100 each: dining room table, glass top, 6 chairs, Walnut $150.Call 481-6286.TEAK dining room set and many other items.Call 484.1912 evenings.Unusual Items Beautiful Chandelier; antique chandelier wall bracket with matching lamps.Copper colour large G.E.fridge with full length freezing compartment, fully equipped, and matching stove; beautiful hand carved screen; paintings; Louis *XV love seat, frame imported from Italy (gold) upholstered in red velvet with matching chairs and drapes (custom made); dining room suite (custom made): Fruit.wood, corner cabinet, buffet (Provincial); white wrought iron set, round table, 4 chairs, serving wagon; new black coat, midi (original); off white shearred beaver coat; mink coat; other evening and daytime wear.All size 10-12-14; Jewellery, estimated by Mappins; lace table cloth hand made, from Europe.No Dealers.Call 733-9829 Broadloom $10.Month Guaranteed installation wall.to-wall.Living room and hallway only $99 for 22 square yards.First quality, thick pile carpet with un.derpadding.Additional yardage only $4.50.Telephone 481-0194 anytime.Established over 25 years.FRENCH PROVINCIAL.chesterfield, marble tables: lazyboy: Spanish bedroom: Colonial kitchen.Call 259.6225.BOOKCASE $20; collection milk china, $1 fo $10; Bissel, $10; upholstered chair, $10; oval mirror, $20; Victorian armchair, $100; pair individual Victorian chairs, $75; Jewellry, $1; miscellaneous.101 Ballantyne South, Montreal West, 2to 9 p.m.daily.Paintings Private Collection Canadian & European Rene Gagnon-Duvayre- Garo-Sheriff Scott-Roden and others.Cail 273-4976 after 6 p.m.CHESTERFIELD and chair, $75; corner what-not $15.Good condition.489-3090.All Custom Made Furniture by Mario & Pistono .Heintzman upright Grand piano: sofa; tables: fixtures: etc.Call 737-9658.THREE Televisions (different sizes) (1 portable) 2 mink stoles; original art.All in good condition.Very reasonable.Cali 931.7696.WALL clock, battery operated.gold influence: French Provincial hall fixture; wall mirror.Very reasonable.Call 935-3141.RUG 10 x 12 pale blue.Perfect.Any offer.484.8196.Moving Furniture; fur coats; clothing, size 13.Sacrifice prices.2295 Laird Boulevard.733-2809.COLONIAL double bed; General Electric washer and dryer; small metal desk.Reasonable.Call days 395-2178.Evenings 747- 5617.151\u2014WANTED TO TO PURCHASE Am Looking For antique love seat and chairs; roll top desk: odd pieces of furniture; bric-a-brac; fireplace accessories; portable T.V.or colored; tea-wagon; piano, etc.From private party.No dealers please.Call anytime 861.7615, 731.2584.ABSOLUTELY need piano for student.Pay cash.Call 273.6297.PIANO wanted.Will pay cash.Call 272-7663.274-5934.WANTED man's better used\u2019 clothing, size 42 regular, suits, coats, etc.Private.Call 482.7496.WANTED: National Geographic Magazine, November 1960 issue.Must have supplement World Map.Tel.288-6726 from 6 - 8 p.m.WANTED: Secretary desk; tea- wagon; wall clock.Private.482-9363.152\u2014ON DEMANDE Je cherche Siege d'amoureux (love-seat) antique et chaises: pupitre avec couvert roulant: meubles singuliers: bric-a-brac; accessoires de foyer; televiseur portatif ou en couleur ; wagon a the; piano, etc.De particuliers.Pas de marchants, s\u2019il vous plait.Appelez en tout temps 861-7615, 731-2584.155\u2014FOUND FOUND man\u2019's watch Lan- sdowne Avenue below West- mount Avenue, Tuesday evening January 19th.Write to: Mr.R.Abbott, care of 4039 Tupper Street, Montreal 215, Quebec.157\u2014DOMESTIC PETS SIAMESE \u2018'pick of the litter\u201d Sealpoint, male, 8 weeks.Call 931.6725.163\u2014EDUCATIONAL TUTOR with B.A.for Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology.$6 per hour.Call 845.5657.Wednesday\u2014Sunday after 7 p.m.FLORENTINE teacher gives Italian lessons at your home.Call mornings.488-8642.TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 1\u2014PROPERTY FOR SALE WESTMOUNT.$49,500.At realistic pricing.Outstanding 4 bedroom brick residence.Living room with open fireplace.Separate dining room.3 full bathrooms.Heated garage.William Near.735.2281, 481-5730.Montreal Trust Company.Licensed Brokers.43\u2014APARTMENTS TO LET MAY 1st.4'2 room apartment heated.equipped.Sublet or new lease.$105.Call 482-2650.53\u2014HOUSES WANTED WANTED to rent Cottage, 3 bedrooms, below Sherbrooke, approximately $150 per month.Call 481.4343.67\u2014ROOM AND BOARD WANTED: UNFURNISHED room and board wanted, for elderly active Catholic woman.Only roomer $250 monthly.References exchanged.Call 522.8091 115\u2014DOMESTIC HELP WANTED \"Female Pensioner Wanted woman recovering from stroke requires woman to assist her around home in exchange for room and board.486-8878.Buckmaster receives award An award for \u2018\u2018excellence in the teaching of chemistry at the secondary level\u201d was presented to A.J.Buckmaster by the Chemical Institute of Canada at a meeting last week in the Windsor \" Hotel.Mr.Buckmaster is head of the department of science at Westmount High School, having taught science subjects in the schools of Westmount for 27 years.He is a graduate of the Universities of Dalhousie and Acadia, and holes a first class diploma from the Nova Scotia Teachers\u2019 College at Truro.The institute's recognition of Mr.Buckmaster's contribution to education was one of only six such awards made in Canada during the past year.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 21, 1971 - 13 Break success \u2014but caught leaving Plaza Michael N.Dalton, 59, of Towers Street (at Maisonneuve).N-DG.pleaded guilty in Saturday ame Mount Royal Westmount Municipal Court A Tuesday evening to the theft of Soma rium.(Parking on $515.75 worth of items from The Clothes Closet, a shop in Alexis Nihon Plaza.last Thursday.DEATH NOTICE NICOLSON, Archibald at the Montreal General Hospital on Wednesday January 20th, 1971.Archibald Nicolson beloved husband of Mary MacQueen.dear tather of John and Sandra a The break-in was successful Y but Dalton was apprehended by CITY OF Plaza security staff as he was WESTMOUNT « leaving the big indoor shopping complex with the articles and handed over to Westmount Public notice is hereby given to Police.; ; all who may be concerned that He reappears for sentencing By-Law 747 entitled \u201cBY-LAW next Tuesday.TO FURTHER AMEND THE RENEWAL PROGRAMME Meter thefts ADOPTED BY BY.LAW 727 was adopted by the Municipal parkers' boon If this keeps up, soon it Council of the City of Westmount as a General sitting held at the City Hall on Tuesday, 19th January, 1971.will be all-free parking in Details relating to said By-law the municipal lot on Greene are fully set out in By-law 747 avenue just below Sher- which is open for inspection by all brooke street.persons interested at the Office of Another double parking the City Clerk, City Hall, West- meter unit was stolen mount.overnight last Thursday- Given at Westmount this Friday, bringing to an even twentieth day of January, 1971.half-dozen such thefts in recent weeks.R.B.Seaman City Clerk.CITY OF WESTMOUNT Public notice is hereby given to the inhabitants and ratepayers of the City of Westmount and to all other interested parties that the Collection Roll of the Municipality of the City of Westmount for the year 1971 has been completed and is deposited in the office of the Treasurer.All persons whose names appear therein as liable for the payment of any assessment are hereby required to pay the amount thereof on or before the 17th day of February, 1971 to the City of Westmount at the office of the Treasurer.Given at Westmount this eighteenth day of January, 1971.R.B.Seaman City Clerk & Secretary ALARMS For apartments, homes, factory, office.Electric - Battery - Key operation.No Wiring - Solid State - Fully Guaranteed.Prices from $44.95 731-2541 SEAT WEAVING CHAIR _CANING JACK SHERMAN TEL - 861-2078 All types including rawhide BREMER ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR \u201cYour key to GOOD ELECTRICAL SERVICE\" Residential, commercial, industrial new installations, repairs, alterations service and quotations on request 4428 St.Catherine St.W.933-1818 Westmount 215 14 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday.January 21, 1971 Orthopedic appliances, artificial DISABLED NOT COVERED BY MEDICARE limbs, wheel chairs, crutches, transportation, home treatment, etc.HELP THE THROUGH THE MARCH OF DIMES JAN-15-31 / UNDER THE AUSPICES OF Je) THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION HAVE YOUR PORCH LIGHT ON FOR THE MOTHER'S MARCH THE EVENING OF JAN.25th HELP THE DISABLED USE THEIR REMAINING ABILITIES.HELP THE MARCH OF DIMES BUILD UP THE ABILITY FUND.THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS PUBLISHED THROUGH THE KIND CO-OPERATION OF THE FOLLOWING: We carry the largest variety of the nicest ® Greetings ® Invitations ® Place Cards J.DESJARDINS zreefing BROOKS DRUG STORE FARQUHAR ROBERTSON CHAS.J.HILL | office end schoo) supplies, \"party Champlain Service Station FUELS ; es nc.favors and decorations.Chas.Quenneville, L.Ph.Fuel Oil - Heating Equipment Florists w We Deliver 1 Westmount Square .estmount Stationery Inc.4084 St.Catherine St.W.5250 Blvd.de Maisonneuve 4897 Sherbrooke St.West BOOKSELLERS ST ATIONERS 935-3521 932-4334 481-0371 484-8484 481-6132 4896 Sherbrooke St.West (Corner Prince Albert) 481-2575 C.V.F.NIELSEN, inc.1373 Greene Ave.Lakeshore Division: Say it with- Gers Vioukely & Co.WESTMOUNT REALTIES CO.Cobar AN PAUL VIAU Head Office: 1387 Greene Ave 4467 St.Catherine St.West +) ong URS MCGREGOR TRAVEL CO.Ltd.1367 933-2751 Co Laurentian Division OM! 5452 Sherbrooke St.W.3 Place Ville Marie 48 Coolbreeze - 697-4460 Pte.Claire Route 11, Val Morin 5127 Sherbrooke W.487-7330\" 481-0113 861-1161 T.Mt.Royal office: 1-819-327-3426 Greenhouses at Rosemere 785 Plymouth St.731-7741 «CWT AR AA, wy wt RY YN NNN A AN TRANNY LN VGA NA SCAN UN \u20ac | | | Standings CITY OF WESTMOUNT Recreation Department MUNICIPAL HOCKEY LEAGUES Standings Tuesday am: GS P WL D F Pts TERMITE Dragons 12541021 4 8 Bears 12541013 3 8 Knights 125140 515 2 Guards 125140 320 2 MOSQUITO Mules 12531111 8 7 Bulls 125221 9 9 5 Broncs 1252301214 4 Huskies 1252301112 4 PEE WEE Mules 1564112319 9 Kings 1574212521 9 Huskies 1574301919 8 Seals 158332222 8 Bulls 1561322119 4 Broncs 15 6 1 5 0 13 25 2 ALL STARS Pee Wee 64112112 9 BANTAM Bruins 1564112012 9 Hawks 1563211719 7 Leafs 1562311918 5 Rangers 1561411926 3 MIDGET Mustangs 1474213313 9 Spartons 1473312519 7 Badgers 1483501440 6 SENIOR Stars 12550023 510 Bruins 1262221617 6 Wanderers 12512217 22 4 Maroons 124040 315 0 Scoring Leaders Scoring leaders Tuesday am NAME TEAM GP G A Pts TERMITE David Sinclair, Guards 5 6 5 11 Ronald Lloyd, Bears 5 55 10 Philip Seagram Dragons 572 9 MOSQUITO James Heward, Huskies5 11 11 Marc Just, Bulls 571 8 Bill Saraullo, Mules 5 61 7 PEE WEE Douglas Selby, Kings 7 12 4 16 George Jenkins, Bulls 6 9 4 13 Paul Baillargeon, Huskies 7 2911 PEE WEE\u2014ALL STARS Geoff Wickham 611213 David Cottingham 6.27 9 Chris Roberts 6 24 6 BANTAM Chronis Kuczmarski, Rangers 10 3 13 Gordon Walkling, Hawks 5 7411 Harry Charlton, Bruins 6 7 3 10 Brian Fitzpatrick Rangers 6 4610 MIDGET David Edgell, Mustangs7 9 4 13 Alan Vaughan, Mustangs 6 7512 Jacques Ouimet, Mustangs 7 8210 + AIR CADETS AT SUMMER CAMP: No.1 (City of Westmount) Air aro { Cadet Squadron, which Saturday morning resumes its parades for 1971 at Westmount Park School, had this group at camp last summer at RCAF Station Bagotville.Unity near playoff in floor hockey The Unity Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019Club defeated Holy Cross 20-12 in Montreal Recreation Floor Hockey League action last week.Steve Boyce and Freddie Luker led the way with five goals each while Curtis Cousins notched three with Mike Carroll and Michel Pelletier counting two each.Singles went to Danny Durand, Keith Bodkins and Guy Emond.The Unity squad is fighting for a playoff spot and a win next week against Pointe St.Charles By ANNE REYNOLDS The boys\u2019 Bantam hasketball team is still undefeated after their eighth game as they crushed their opponents, Mount Royal High School, by 67 to 29.Our school\u2019s only hockey team has not been as successful.Their record is one win against six losses.They were defeated in an exhibition contest Jan.13 against Verdun Catholic 6-2, with Arthur Cohn scoring both goals.Their next games were to be against Selwyn House on the 19th and on Wednesday the 20th in a League game against John XXIII.The four girls\u2019 gymnastic teams have been chosen, and are busy practicing every day after school, even during exams, to prepare themselves for the interscholastic meet that takes place in February.The teams are coached for the most part by Mrs.Soderquvist, who is new to Westmount High this year.The spring session of the driver's education course begins on Feb.2, under the auspices of a commercial driver's school.Carnival Week During Carnival Week, on Feb.9, SPLASH will be holding \u2018Carnival Carousel\u2019 in the gymnasium, proceeds to aid the Canadian Cancer Society.There will be a huge bake, handicraft and plastic ware sale.Students are urged to bring as many baked goods as they can, and to make all sorts of handicrafts.would help strengthen their bid.In Unity House League floor hockey, the Canadiens whip the Rangers 8-5 with Gilles Bourelle scoring six of the winners\u2019 goals and Serge Paulin counting three times for the losers.In the second game of the night, Robert Jardin's three goals and teammate Bob Foisey's two goals and three assists led the Bruins to a 64 victory over the Leafs.Top scorer for the Leafs was John Senez with two goals and one assist.Next week sees the Bruins taking on the Rangers while the Leafs meet the Canadiens.To date, over 30 boys have registered for the league and at least ten more will be accepted before registration is closed.Requirements are quite simple; all one needs is the desire and interest to play and compete and be between the ages of 12 and 15.All games are played at the club The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 21, 1971 - 15 to 8:30 pm.The big trip to the Laurentians is this Saturday and over 100 members have registered.A day of action and good eating is planned with plenty of games and fun.The whole family is encouraged to turn out for this winter outing in the fresh air at the resort in the north country.Call the club office if you would Balance of season Membership $175.00 for Family of 5 Includes 5 season ski passes - private clubhouse with snack bar - all facilities.Private ski tow - Plus the use of 6 other tows.Ski school $15.00 per child.Contact Mr.Bob Hayward - - - 738-1709 like to attend.Busses leave at 8:15 am and return at approximately 5:00 pm.There is no charge.The members welcome a new staffer, Christine Stockman, who will take over a large responsibility in looking after the Informal Discovery and cultural aspects of programs, specially with the girls in mind.Christine would like to invite all girls to drop in and say hello and get to know her and perhaps hear a few ideas on new programs.Members and friends are advised that the club will be closed tomorrow afternoon due to the Montreal Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Association staff meeting.The building opens for program at 6 pm.High school and CEGEP students in need of employment and having a desire to work with children in a summer camp should apply to Walter Gibb at the club for interviews.Telephone number is 932-1754.There are openings in both the boys\u2019 and girls\u2019 camps.\u2014_\u2014- SPECIAL OFFER Ste.Marguerite Ski Club is looking for new members.187.3390) Mentreal 288-2282 Laurentians \u201cTHE CAR THAT ANSWERS THE NEEDS OF TODAY.\" PEUGEOT 304 SEE IT AT THE AUTO SALON TAKE IT OUT FOR A SPIN: roger automobile itd.CANADA'S MOST PROGRESSIVE PEUGEOT RETAIL OUTLET 4269 ST.CATHERINE WEST 932-2925 16 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 21, 1971 SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING WESTMOUNT MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION MONDAY, JAN.25th 8:15 PM e| Victoria Hall, Westmount in the Banquet Hall (downstairs) Subject: Access Ramp to Trans-Canada Highway Current plans by the provincial roads department contemplate the expropriation of houses on Greene avenue between Selby street and St.Antoine street to provide for an access ramp to the Trans- Canada Highway.This is being strongly opposed by many citizens; not only those who are losing their homes.The purpose of the meeting is to explain fully to the citizens of Westmount the issues involved in this matter; and to discuss the elimination of the ramp.Agenda \u2014 .Presentation of AUDIO VISUAL SHOW, \u201cOPERATION ST.ANTOINE,\u2018 by Architect Joe Baker and Tom Gluck; Comments from Lower Westmount Citizens Committee; Statement by Mayor Peter M.McEntyre; Statement by Hon.Kevin Drummond, MNA; Open discussion from the floor.oa wo MEMBERSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR but ALL CITIZENS OF WESTMOUNT ARE WELCOME "]