The Westmount examiner, 6 janvier 1972, jeudi 6 janvier 1972

[" MUC taxes kill major local project\u201d EE See alae - TH Examiners Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home Vol.XLIV, No.1 Westmount 215, P.Q., Thursday, January 6, 1972 10¢ DIDN'T MAKE IT INTO CHURCH: This 1971 Pontiac Le Mans, proceeding west on The Boulevard Monday afternoon, went out of control, caved in the side of an eastbound 1961 Comet station wagon and then breached this massive concrete wall in front of Dominion- Douglas United Church.The driver received head injuries but was released after treatment.That sign underneath which the car is parked reads: No parking; tow zone.Miracle robbery of till A clerk in the Miracle Mart, Alexis Nihon Plaza, was astounded on Friday about 3:15 pm to find her cash register ooted while she was standing right next to it.The woman was bending down checking something under the counter when she heard the cash bell ring.She looked up and was just in time to see a young man disappearing into a crowd with money from the cash register.He had simply leaned over the counter, pushed the button to open the machine and took off with the money.The amount taken was not established.In camera A man purchased by cheque a camera valued at $161 last Thursday morning at the Shut- terbugCentre Inc.in Alexis Nihon Plaza.The cheque was later found to be worthless.Next Week's Weather er.of GI SLATURE * L \u201c 1! 8 & = 9 2 22 Em œ 2, = DRAM TR JANUARY 71015 Since nights are very cold, the \"January thaw\u2019 may not be so pronounced as we normally expect.A sad prospect for many ski slopes, so don\u2019t count on pleasant conditions from midweek onwards.Snow and icestorms in the Prairies are followed by a Chinook\u2019 and that mass of warm air flows across Manitoba toward Ottawa.In the east, the cold spell will continue to Tuesday.then we will have fogs, freezing rains, wet snow and icestorms; drizzle and mild winds for some regions.Temperature range, nights and some days: begining of week, -30 to 30F in the north; southern counties and Laurentians -20F.End of week, north -15 and 30 to 35F., Cantons, -10 and 40F.Car crashes church wall on Boulevard The driver of a 1971 Pontiac Le Mans went to the Montreal General Hospital Monday afternoon with apparently minor head injuries after his car went out of control on The Boulevard, crashing the side of a 1961 Comet station wagon, then colliding head-on into the concrete wall outside Dominion-Douglas United Church.The force of the impact heaved a long section of concrete and its steel reinforcing bars off its concrete posts and also cracked the section.Neither concrete nor car rolled down the steep embankment into the church.Vaita Miles, 22, of Montreal, driver of the westbound Pontiac, was released after treatment.Driver of the eastbound wagon was Victor Richard Gringham, 47.also of Montreal.His vehicle ended up turned around and half on the sidewalk just east of where the wall was breached.Damage to the two vehicles was estimated at $1,000.Cost of repairing the wall had not been determined.Purse taken A employee of the Westmount Gift Store at 1308 Greene avenue was robbed of her wallet containing $24 and personal papers sometime last Thursday.The employee left her purse on a shelf behind the counter while she worked and discovered her loss about 5 pm, Twin-tower complex of apartments axed The twin tower project planned for the city\u2019s parking lot bounded by Dorchester boulevard, Atwater avenue, the proposed extension of Wood avenue and Tupper street will not be built.The developers of the now defunct project, Woodpark Development Corporation and Ithican Development Corporation, allowed their option to purchase the land to run out on Dec.31.City officials said the developers had reported that high taxation, specifically the Montreal Urban Community tax of 40 cents per $100 for buildings valued at over $100,000, had made the project economically unfeasible.Continued on page five Mayors seeking Quebec After 20 hours of discussion of the Montreal Urban Community budget in MUC Council and among the suburban mayors, debate if permitted \u2018\u2018could have gone on for weeks and would achieve nothing.\u201d Mayor Paul Ouimet told Westmount City Council Tuesday evening, in a vigorous report which dominated the statutory January meeting: \u2018\u201c\u2018We felt we could do better if we presented our case before the Quebec Municipal Commission.\u201d He added that \u2018we chose the press release route rather than the debate route to explain ourselves.\u201d The suburbs have until Jan.15, under MUC law, to present their case to the municipal commission to \u2018\u2018establish a financial prejudice\u201d under the MUC udget, which automatically came into force last Friday at midnight despite the votes of 23 suburban mayors against it.Mr.Ouimet\u2019s painstaking review was triggered by his own remark that \u201cIt is said in some milieux that we didn\u2019t explain our reasons for voting against\u2019 the $160,000,000 MUC budget, $85,000,000 of which would be for police costs.(Westmount\u2019s share would be $275,000 for the balance of on and $675,000 for 1972, he said.) Received nothing Westmount has received nothing for this outlay, he asserted.He added that the suburban Today's World redress mayors were confident of their figures and their case, but so was the other side.He quoted from the MUC constitution and said he was sure that the suburban mayors would be able to establish a *\u2018prejudice\u201d against certain segments of the Continued on page five CITIZENS BACK OUIMET The whole Westmount community is behind Mayor Paul Ouimet\u2019s position on the Montreal Urban Community budget.That was the sentiment expressed by Ald.William Wood at Tuesday night\u2019s city council meeting, echoed by diverse voices including the council\u2019s arch-critic Fernand Leclaire, president of the Lower West- mount Citizens Committee.Ald.Wood said he appreciated the clear articulation by the mayor of the council\u2019s views and publicly thanked him for the time and energy he has poured into the MUC problems.Said Mr.Leclaire, who has tenants renting from him, after the council meeting: \u201cI feel I'm in an untenable position to have to increase rents while neither 1 nor the city are improving services.\u201d He also cited the problem of landlords who must give notice of May 1 rent increases by the end of this month, whereas the actual amount of tax increase due to Continued on page seven Cheque lands girl in court A young woman who allegedly attempted to pass a cheque for $128 using a false identity at Heft\u2019s clothing store in the Alexis Nihon Plaza last Thursday pleaded not guilty to the charge in municipal court and was remanded for trial.Susan Labelle of Montreal attempted to purchase a man\u2019s coat for $128 by cheque before the charges were laid.og \\ hid 2 - The Westmount ATTEND 22 2\" Piel AT THE ANGLICAN Examiner, CHURCH SERVICES CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE ST.STEPHEN'S DORCHESTER and ATWATER Lt.Col.The Rev'd George B.Fee EPIPHANY | 10:30 A.M.HOLY COMMUNION Eustace Tait, A.R.C.C.0.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 | 8:00 A.M.The Holy Eucharist 10:30 A.M.THE SUNG EUCHARIST Church School and Nursery facilities.HOLY EUCHARIST DURING THE WEEK 9:30 AM.Wednesday 8:00 A.M.Friday Organist and Director of Music: Donald Mackey Thursday, January 6, 1972 ANGLICAN ST.MATTHIAS Cote St.Antoine Road at Church Hill Archdeacon J.N.Doidge EPIPHANY | 8:00 A.M.9:30 A.M.Holy Eucharist Choral Eucharist Sermon: The Rector 11:00 A.M.Mattins Sermon: The Rector Church School, Nursery, Crib Corner 4:00P.M.EPIPHANY PROCESSION WITH CAROLS BY THE CHOIR.WEDNESDAY 10:00 A.M.Holy Communion 11:00 AM.Stephen A.Crisp, A.R.C.O., Organist and Choirmaster.LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 285 Clarke Ave., Westmount Rev.Helmut Saabas Mrs.Harold Pedersen Organist 11.00 a.m, The Service and Nursery BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.West at Roslyn Ave.Nearest Downtown Baptist Church MINISTER: REV.J.FRANK PATCH, B.A., B.D.Organist & Choir Director: Rowland R.Amos 9:45 A.M.Church Sunday School for all ages.11:00 AM.\u201cLET OUT THE ROPES! DRIVE HOME THE PEGS!\u201d .7:30 P.M.\"AT SCHOOL WITH THE SAVIOUR\" No.1 HAPPY ARE THE HUMBLE.Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME CHRISTIAN SCIENCE them that are bound.11.00 a.m.Church Service FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, WESTMOUNT 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street \"SACRAMENT\" GOLDEN TEXT: Isaiah 61:1.The Spirit of the Lord God is upon me; because the Lord hath anointed me to preach good tidings unto the meek; he hath sent me to bind up the brokenhearted.to proclaim liberty to the captives, and the opening of the prison to tvery 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 Crib Corner 8:30 P.M.Organ Recital.101 Cote St.Antoine Road.JANUARY 9 11:00 A.M.The Sacrament of Holy Communion Church School classes resume Rev.E.A.Kirker, B.A., B.D.Rev.D.A.Bacon, B.A, B.D.Gordon C.White, B.Mus.A warm welcome awaits you.UNITED SRP A WESTMOUNT Coffee Time 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 7th at 8:15 o\u2018clock.DR.STERN will speak on \u2018The Founder of Judaism.\u2019 Oneg Shabbat and kiddush reception follows the worship in the Community House.Saturday Morning.January 8th at 11:30 o'clock.Sermonette by Rabbi Bloomstone based on Torah Portion.RELIGIOUS SCHOOLS Regular classes resume in both the High School and Junior School this Saturday Morning, January 8th at 9:30 o'clock.Hebrew classes commence Monday afternoon, January 10th at 4:00 pm.SCHOOL FOR ADULTS The second semester of the 1971.72 season commences this Saturday morning at 9:45 am.when Rabbi Bloomstone commences a series of lectures on \u2018\u2019Great Movements in Jewish History.\u2018\u2019 Breakfast opens the sessions.All welcome to join in these Torah discussions.DAILY WORSHIP - Monday thru Thursday afternoons at 5:45 p.m.Saturday morning at 11:30a.m.CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Assistant Rabbi Herbert Mand! Cantor Nathan Mendelson Assistant Cantor Herman Muller SABBATH SERVICES SABBATH EVE 4:20 P.M.In the Chapel SABBATH MORNING 8:45 A.M.In the Main Sanctuary This week's sermon by Rabbi W.Shuchat SABBATH TWILIGHT 4:25 P.M.- In the Chapel DAILY SERVICES Sunday, January 9 8:45 A.M.Monday - Friday 7:30 A.M.Sunday Evening 4:20 P.M.Weekday Evenings 4:20and 6:00 P.M.UNITED DOMINION DOUGLAS Westmount Boulevard and Lansdowne Avenue Rev.R.Douglas Smith, B.A, B.D., D.D.Rev.John T.P.Nichols, M.A., B.D.10:45 A.M.MUSIC BEFORE SERVICE Fred Barker, tenor 11:00 A.M, Morning Worship Sermon: \u2018Dangerous Emptiness\u2019 Coffee Hour Church school in all departments Crib Corner .Ted.McLearon Director of Music St.Matthias\u2019 choir .to mark Epiphany At St.Matthias\u2019 Church, in observance of the E iphany, a special procession with scripture lessons and carols by the men and boys of the choir will be held on Sunday at 4:00 pm.St.Andrew's Communion on Sunday St.Andrew\u2019s United Church congregation marks the beginning of the New Year with the celebration of Holy Communion at this Sunday\u2019s 11 am service.The Church School resumes classes following the holiday recess.The first post-service coffee period of 1972 will have the ministers\u2019 wives, Mrs.E.A.Kirker and Mrs.D.A.Bacon, as hostesses.Members of the congregation are invited to remain for this period to meet the growing members of new families and individuals attending St.Andrew's.An organ recital takes place Sunday evening at 8:45 o'clock.One of a continuing series featuring both well-known organists and promising young musicians, this first recital of 1972 will have Helene Dugal as soloist.The public is invited.Scientists look at relevance The relevance of practical Christianity will be brought out at all Christian Science churches this Sunday in the semi-annual Communion Services.\u201cVerily, verily, I say unto you, He that believeth on me, the works that I do shall he do also; and greater works than these shall he do; because I go unto my Father.\u201d These words of Christ Jesus are included in the Scriptural reading.Keep away from ice formed on wind-swept lakes, near open water or over flowing water.UNITED WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH (UNITED) Lansdowne Ave.and Maisonneuve Blvd.Rev.J.E.Nix, B.A.,B.D.,S.T.M.Minister Mr.Christopher Jackson, Organist JANUARY 9 Morning Worship \u201cTHE TROUBLESOME GOSPEL\" Church School - Crib Corner Coffee Hour All are Welcome Teenage program resumes The L.T.F.(Leadership, Training, Fellowship) and teenage youth organisation of Congregation Shaar Hashomayim is about to begin its second term of activities.This program, under the direction of Rabbi Herbert Mandl, will feature a series of provocative short films which will be followed by discussion and analysis of the topics convered, under the direction and leadership of leading Montreal educators, social workers and psychologists.This will be a follow-up to the first term\u2019s guest-speaker series which concluded in early December.Continuing in the second term will be Rabbi Mandl\u2019s series of lectures on current Jewish issues and the youth of the Shaar will utilise stimulating Biblical texts, such as the books of Job, Ecclesiastes, Proverbs, etc., as the souce of their discussion material.Beginning this Sunday morning, the Men\u2019s Association will begin its new series of lectures, commencing with Prof, Burton Leiser of Sir George Williams University, who will speak on a number of scholarly topics of modern Jewish interest.The format will be service in the Chapel at 8.45 am followed by a study discussion group at 9.15, breakfast at 9.45, and the guest lecture at 10.30 am.Death Notices FLENLEY, Lawrence (Larry).At the Queen Mary Veterans Hospital on Saturday, -January 1st, 1972.Lawrence Fleniey, beloved husband of Jane Baillie, dear father of Ella (Mrs.Markell), step-father of Walter, Donald and Alan Cook, loving grandfather of eight grandchildren and one great grandson.Visitation was held at Clarke, MacGillivray, White Funeral Directors, 1459 Towers street (at de Maisonneuve).Funeral service from Tees Memorial Chapel on Wednesday, January 5, at 1 PM.Interment Field of Honour, Pointe Claire.Royal Canadian Legion Branch No.14 service was held in the Chapel on Tuesday evening at 8:30 PM.LOW, John Sr.At Montreal on Tuesday, January 4, 1972.John Low Sr., beloved husband of the late Josephine Low, dear father of James, John, Alec and David, in his 88th year.Visitation was held at Clarke, MacGillivray.White Funeral Directors, 1459 Towers street (at de Maisonneuve).Funeral service from Tees Memorial Chapel on Thursday, January 6, at 11 AM.Interment Mc- Masterville Cemetery.In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the charity of your choice.SPENCER, Beatrice.At the Griffith McConnell Residence on Tuesday, January 4, 1972, beloved sister of Charles Allan Spencer, Montreal, and Harry W.Spencer of Toronto.Visitation was at Clarke, MacGillivray, White Funeral Directors, 1459 Towers street (at de Maisonneuve) from noon Thursday.Funeral service in Tees Memorial Chapel on Thursday at 2 PM.Interment Mount Royal Cemetery.SPRING CRUISE From Greece to the Greek isles, Turkey, Lebanon and Israel 16 days departing New York April 17 $895.all inclusive (jet flight to Athens and return) Tour Host: Rev.E.A.Kirker, St.Andrew's Church Tour folder available from 931-7079 866-4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS\u2019'N.eee \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014- where were D they going ?! rm The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week: Dec.29 9:17 am: 4358 Westmount, gas odor; Dec.30 8:34 pm: 4000 de Maisonneuve, heat detector set off; 9:45 pm: 468 Mount Stephen, oil leak; Dec.31 9:21 pm: 3685 The Boulevard, vapor from chimney; Jan.1 5:36 am: 1367 Greene, fire alarm ringing; 9:11 am: 9 Douglas, steam from electric dryer; 4:50 am: 2123 St.Antoine, defective hot water tank; 5:50 pm: 505 Grosvenor, frozen water pipe; 9:14 pm: 49 Rosemount, leaking faucet; Jan.2 3:00 am: 4920 Sherbrooke, broken water pipe; 8:38 am: 3603 The Boulevard, burst radator pipe; 12:40 pm: 416 Roslyn, short in electric stove; 2:00 pm: 4400 St.Catherine, apt.501, fire; (see separate story) 0 HIT ENE NS SN S À 3 .LL S \\ ih Thursday, January 6, 1972-3 OHMAN\u2019S WE.3-4046 oy WATCH REPAIRS S Certified Watchmakets ESTABLISHED 1899 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.Apartment fire hospitalizes woman A middle-aged woman was carried unconscious from her smoke-filled apartment by two Westmount policemen just after 2 pm Sunday suffering from second and third degree burns to about 15 percent of her body.Mrs.Irene Higgs, 4400 St.Catherine street west, Apt.501, is in satisfactory condition in the Montreal General Hospital with burns to her left hand, the right side of her face, thighs and abdomen.She was rescued by Csts.Gordon MacDonald and Stephen Roberts.Firemen said Mrs.Higgs was frying bacon on her stove when the hot grease ignited.She attempted to lift the pan off the stove, burning her hand and spilling the grease over her clothes, which also caught fire.She dropped the pot, causing other parts of the kitchen to catch fire and then passed out, falling to the kitchen floor.Smoke from the fire was detected by occupants in the apartment above No.501 and Westmount Police and the building\u2019s superintendent were alerted.Legs seen in smoke When the two police constables were let into the apartment by the superintendent, they were met by clouds of thick smoke but they spotted Mrs.Higgs' legs and went in after her.The two constables used a 5:03 pm: 4556 St.Catherine, false alarm; Jan.3 10:15 am: 545 Lansdowne, defective oil burner; 12:52 am: 473 Lansdowne, short circuit in stove; 4:22 pm: 250 Clarke, glow from red bulb.FLORIDA to your destination \u2014 him before leaving.Westmount Fly to Florida or anywhere in North Ameri- co \u2014 and arrange to have your car delivered by calling Montreal Drive Away Service.A bonded driver will deliver your car he will pick it up at your home \u2014 giving you a chance to meet Montreal Drive Away Service's drivers are carefully screened and selected.References available on request.MONTREAL DRIVE AWAY SERVICE LTD.4018 St.Catherine St.West Est.1963 BOUND?937-2816 CALL ANYTIME respirator on Mrs.Higgs after they carried her from the apartment, and called for an ambulance and doctor.When Westmount firemen arrived they ordered an immediate evacuation of the seven- storey Hillside House and concentrated on extinguishing the fire, which was creating billows of thick smoke.Board posts filled Westmount\u2019s two new school commissioners were elected by acclamation on Monday with no dark horses appearing at the last moment to challenge the choices of the Westmount Municipal Association.James A.Robb, 9 Renfrew avenue, was elected to Seat 7 while Harvey S.W.Goodwin, 572 Victoria avenue, won Seat 6.Next school board meeting takes place on Monday at 8 pm in the board room at Westmount High School.One of the first jobs of the new school commissioners will be to elect a new chairman to replace retiring Dr.Elton Pounder.Another important piece of business which has to be decided is election of the board's representative to the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal.The board\u2019s previous representative, Reid Tilley who was also chairman of the greater board, decided against another term of office.f, SINCE 1916 OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE - RESIDENTIAL - - COMMERCIAL - - INDUSTRIAL - WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.Rene Guitard, Manager 637-2308 24 HOUR SERVICE They put the fire out but the apartment suffered considerable damage from smoke, water and fire.An elderly woman on the same floor as the fire was taken to hospital suffering from shock.She was later released.Mutual Aid was received from the Town of Mount Royal, Outremont and St.Laurent with seven trucks at the scene.Streams from two 1%-inch hoses were played on the fire.Westmount firemen said the correct way to extinguish a grease fire which has not become uncontrollable is to employ a dry chemical fire extinguisher (class B) if one is available or to smother the fire either with a lid or wet cloth.One should never, said a fire brigade spokesman, move the burning pot from the stove, throw water on it or attempt to place it under a water tap.After such a fire it is always advisable, said the spokesman, to call the fire department so that firemen can check that the fire is completely out.If a fire is beyond ex- The following building permits were issued at city hall during the past week: Jan.4 41 Staynor: for Mrs.L.Rosenberg by R.Gray, plumbing, $200.tinguishing, occupants are urged to leave the apartment or house, sound the alarm and call the fire department.Some businessmen buy check- writing devices, others marry them.\u2018|; FOR SALE Royal Trust \"THE SIGN THAT SELLS\u2019 Mr.John Aird Mrs.Jane Allan Mrs.Joan Colby Mr.Craig Groves Mrs.Julie Keefer Mrs.Valerie Kyle Mrs.G.Strous Mr.J.R.Quinlan FOR RESIDENTIAL MONTREAL'S LARGEST REALTOR Mr.H.Gurd, asst.mgr.Mrs.Margaret Evans \u2018Miss M.Loofbourow Mrs.Joan McCallum Mrs.Joan McGuigan Mrs.Elizabeth Paul Mrs.Nicole Powell Mrs.Dorothy Raich Mr.Aubrey Wassyng Urgently Required For 1972 We have clients, but due to our outstanding sales record are short of Westmount houses.If you are thinking of selling, we will be pleased to discuss in confidence the proposed sale of your home.Please telephone: - ROYAL TRUST 4145 Sherbrooke St.W.REAL ESTATE Contact 695-9135 933-9184 487-4791 935-8625 932-6329 481-6360 932-5464 737-6911 937-6191 935-8154 489-7150 933-9915 487-6069 482-4793 487-2907 937-6674 F.R.l.Manager 932-2936 19 THE WESTMOUNT Examiner PRIZE wy ADIAN ra can Igy #WNA \u201cmm asso Fwspapçns CO 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 halt year; 2 years $8.75; 3 years, $12.75.Ten cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebec Weekly Newspapers Association.Second class mail registration number 1760 4 - Thursday, January 6, 1972 We Say Call for economy?Drop public housing APART from the procedural snarl of passing the MUC budget, Mayor Paul Ouimet Tuesday evening in Westmount City Council issued a call which is the most sensible thing uttered in the dispute.It was his ringing call for economy, to live within our means.It is evident from adding the MUC budget as it stands to the island municipalities\u2019 local budgets that there has been a grossly abnormal load suddenly thrust on property owners.Clearly, something is wrong.There is a propensity to overspend.There is a singular lack of published figures to go on.But there is one which sticks in every suburban craw: $85 million for MUC shared police expense on top of continuing local police costs in every community.The bulk of that $85 million goes to the City of Montreal, drawn from the suburbs.One reason for Montreal's police expense is said to be the recent granting of wage parity with Toronto.But Toronto has 3,500 officers and men whereas the Montreal area combined, with fractionally more population, musters 5,000.The MUC budget, we suspect, includes this and other items placed there by the MUC executive deserving of closer scrutiny and trimming.If Mayor Ouimet is going to preach this gospel of living within our means, and seek whatever MUC economies might come from appeal to the Quebec Municipal Commission, he might institute another look at the local Westmount budget as well.It would not be easy.in a well-run Suburb mayors MUC Council President Jean Drapeau, mayor of Montreal, last week termed the vote of 23 city such as Westmount which provides superior services to its residents which they have come to expect.However, a place to start would be with any new services.An obvious one is public housing.There has been much debate over Hillside Place, but there is room for more: clearly, with the new burdens which will be thrust upon us by MUC there is every reason to reopen the thorny issue of subsidizing former residents who would return here as non-tax payers.Council last month gave out as its first reason for going ahead with Hillside Place a debatable \u201cmoral committment\u201d to ex- Selby street people.The new budgetary considerations, we say, have raised an over-riding, new moral committment to Westmount\u2019s existing tax- payers\u2014to halt any avoidable, or at least delayable, new expense to the city exchequer.Such action, now, would give Mayor Ouimet another strong argument when the city goes before the Municipal Commission, An argument to add to the potent one given him by the decision of the promoters of the twin- tower project at Tupper street, who have cancelled their development in face of the uncertainties and the burdens put in their way regarding MUC taxation.We should be doubly cautious about doing in the public sector what private enterprise hesitates to do.And we certainly should not be beguiled into doing as so-called \u2018social measures\u2019 what commercial entrepreneurs refuse.for reason.not to do.did right thing suburban mayors against the MUC budget as **a negation of government and an incredible Hon.C.M.Drury says.We regret to learn, for the second consecutive week from Mr.Drury\u2019s office in Ottawa, that Our MP is ill and as a consequence his regular weekly column is not available.show of ignorance about any notion of parliamentary\u2019 procedure.\u201d His Worship has got carried away.His notion that the MUC represents \u2018\u2018government\u2019 in any full democratic sense or that the MUC Council is a free \u2018\u2018parliament\u2019\u2019 is a gross distortion.Any doubt in his mind should have been dispelled by the ludicrous and disgraceful charade in his council chamber New Year's Eve when busy grown men were called together on what should have been a festive night to sit for 15 minutes until midnight to witness a $160-million bill to the island's taxpayers adopted without their consent.What was clearly demonstrated was that the MUC was brought into being on ill-conceived and hasty legislation which, for one vital thing, put excessive power in the hands of the executive committee, after the practice of the City of Montreal.What the legislators failed to grasp is that the suburban municipalities, for the most part and including Westmount, base their practice of local government on the principle that the council, as Grant to 4424 THERE will be many happy and relieved people following the news of another handsome grant of federal funds for the 4424 Inc.Youth centre on St.Catherine street.For, undoubtedly, various needs of young people are met there, not least in the clinic.More frequent and fuller reports to the community of the activities and achievements of the centre would serve the centre well.A less ignorant public, satisfied of 4424's worth More disgrace ONE does not have to be a Scrooge to say that the let-down of postal service over the holiday season was disgraceful.The rush of Christmas cards\u2014 and from our observations, even that has been reduced by climbing postal rates\u2014was long since over; even so, in our office there have been days\u2019 delay in delivery of even local mail.This condition has been on top of three days\u2019 close-down of delivery out of six regular days since Christmas, on Dec.27 and 28 and Jan.3.The granting of these extra days off by the post office confirms our view that the government long since has ceased to regard the prompt delivery of mail as an essential service.In our representatives of the citizens, is the real authority.MUC's difficulties are not founded on suburban obstructionism, as has been suggested by Mr.Drapeau, Executive Chairman Lucien Saulnier and some of the Montreal press.The suburbs recognize interdependence and the need for broad areas of metropolitan government\u2014based on consultation, discussion and assent.The various mayors, unlike Montreal\u2019s aldermen, who sit with them as equals on the MUC Council, have direct responsibility to and for the constituent municipalities and theirinterests.In fulfilling their duties, the 23 suburban mayors had no alternative but to reject this budget.As Mayor Ouimet explained in Westmount City Council Tuesday evening, carrying the matter to the Quebec Municipal Commission, the only relief provided in the MUC law, was the only course left open to them.In this they can be assured they have the broadest possible support of their local citizens\u2014 the people who will be called upon to pay the bills.calls for facts and usefulness, could lead to its perilous finances from the various public purses being put on a less catch-as-catch-can basis.4424 has been durable.It has survived many vicissitudes.However, while respecting the idea that the youngsters who use the centre want to be left alone, there are sympathetic adults who would be valuable allies if there were the means of showing their concern and interest.in mail service books, it should rank with police and fire protection.Extinguishers in homes urged A copy of the following letter was addressed to The Examiner: Mr.E.C.Harper.Director of Public Safety, City of Westmount, Que.Dear Sir: Since the numerous fatal fires Westmount has had this past year, it might have been possible to have avoided some, and in future.possibly influence this rate, if the City of Westmount Continued on page nine Thirty-five Years Ago January 8, 1937 \u201cAt Tuesday\u2019s meeting of the Mount Royal Women's Liberal Club at the N.D.G.Community Hall in favor of suffrage for women in this Province, it was pointed out that an old objection to women suffrage in Quebec\u2014 that the women themselves did 0 not want the vote\u2014had again been advanced when the electoral law was under discussion last session.\u201cThe objection on its face appears ridiculous.It is an insult to the women of the province to advance it.So long as one woman in the Province declared she wishes to exercise her right to vote, no government has any just reason to refuse her.\u201d Twenty-five Years Ago January 3, 1947 \u201cInfant harbingers of the new year were noticeably absent on Jan.1 as the birthrate of West- mount babies sank to zero.One child was born within the city precincts, however, although not of Westmount parents.Just 19 minutes after the first stroke of 12 had proclaimed 1947, the third child of Mr.and Mrs.L.Lacombe, 502 Bisson street, was brought into the world by Dr.Nutik, at the Herbert Reddy Memorial Hospital.The newcomer, a boy, weighed eight pounds, nine ounces, and to him must go the winner\u2019s crown, left vacant through lack of new rn Westmount \u2018citizens\u2019.Fifteen Years Ago January 4, 1957 \"The Examiner starts the New Year with expansion plans that promise to give this newspaper new high standards of service to the community.Hugh E.Mec- Cormick, founder of The Monitor in 1925, has announced that he has sold a controlling interest in the Monitor Publishing Company Limited, publishers of The Westmount Examiner.He will remain at the helm, continuing as president of the firm he started and built.\u201cNewly associated with Mr.McCormick will be John W.Sancton, like Mr.McCormick a native of Notre Dame de Grace, as managing director and publisher of the Monitor group of weekly newspapers.\u201d Five Years Ago January 5, 1967 \u201cWestmount has condemned ® the three-storey apartment building at 323 Selby street\u2014 where a woman lost her life in a fire Christmas night.Notices have been served on the persons remaining in the premises to vacate, but at presstime no response had been heard from them\u2014though the city offered to find other premises and to handle the moving of household effects.\u201cAs a result, unless the premises are vacated forthwith, the city will seek a court order to have the residents evicted.\u201cWestmount city officials are still awaiting a date to be set by the Provincial authorities for the hearing of the special bill on urban renewal.\u201d \u2018 Let your daughter marry a chimpanzee?By TONY MacGREGOR Science may be able to upgrade chimpanzees to perform simple jobs in our society.No scientist has said so yet, but as far as I can see, it won't be too long before chimpanzees are driving buses, working in factories and performing simple office work.Scientists already have taught a chimpanzee to communicate in a simple language and experiments with earthworms and rats have indicated that knowledge or a propensity to learn can be transmitted from one animal to another either by injection or consumption.But it won't be easy integrating the chimpanzee into our way of life.Although businessmen may go wild at the thought of a vast, unexploited pool of cheap labor which can be satisfied with a few truckloads of bananas, what .about labor?The shame of it Think of the degredation, the humiliation, the shame of a worker having to return home with his lunch pail full, jobless.\u201cBut what happened, dear?\u201d asks his wife.\u2018After 20 years you told me you were indispensable.\u201d \u201cMy job,\u201d he replies, his head hung low, \u2018has been taken by a chimpanzee.\u201d Out come the pickets and the placards: \u2018\u2018Chimp Labor is Twin-tower eo 0 0 Continued from page one The city set its price on the land at $1,200,000.Mayor Paul Ouimet said he was disappointed that the project had fallen through because the city needed increased revenues to offset rising costs.Tax $20 monthly per apt.The developers had estimated that they would have to raise the rent of the apartments by $20 per month to cover the new MUC tax.Plans for the project had been developed before the tax was applied.The developers lost their $25,000 deposit on the option.The plans which had been available at city hall for public viewing, called for 751 apartments to be constructed in two \u201cL\" shaped, 25-storey buildings.Four hundred and sixty one, or 61 percent of the apartments were planned to be one- bedroomed.The remaining 39 rcent or 290 apartments would Rave had two bedrooms.If it were calculated that two persons would occupy each apartment, the project would have had a poulation of about 1,500 persons.The 88,411-square-foot site was acquired by the city just over five years ago, left over from expropriations to widen Dorchester boulevard.According to the city\u2019s urban renewal by-law, either residential or commercial buildings can be constructed on the site.Job for liaison?One big question which may have to be answered soon is what role the newly formed liaison committee of th: urban renewal zone will play in planning for the site.City officials are not sure at what stage of development the committee will be consulted.The city\u2019s urban renewal bylaw calls for the liaison committee to facilitate understanding of the renewal scheme.It consists of one delegate each from the Westmount Municipal inhuman.Humans Stick Together.\u201d And what about the theological problems.Christendom\u2019s best theological minds will have a field-day wrestling with the roblem of \u2018\u2018Do upgraded chimps ve souls?\u201d Animal lovers will be out in force claiming that they have chimps who definitely understand the concept of a supreme Creator and arguing that converted chimpanzees have full rights to a Christian burial.Others will refuse to be buried next to a chimpanzee, claiming that neither Holy Scripture nor traditions of the church justify the conversion of animals.Five bananas a day Then, what about the upgraded chimpanzees?Will they be content to let the humans argue about their destiny without joining in?I doubt it.Soon they\u2019ll fighting for five bananas a day minimum rate, access to high- class residential areas and an \u201copen Church\u201d policy.But the real crunch will come when the wealthy businessman returns home to his fireside and newspaper and is told by his blond-haired, blue-eyed daughter that she has decided to marry the houseboy.\u201cThe houseboy,\u201d he splutters, \u201cbut.but.he is a chimpanzee!\u201d Association, the Westmount Tenants Association and the city administration.Property owners and tenants having an in- \u2018vestment or commercial interest in the zone are represented by two persons and the street groups are represented by three persons.Chairman of the committee is John Mclver, the city\u2019s assistant general manager.Mayors.Continued from page one community and therefore would persuade the QMC to amend the budget.\u201cThis is the time to express our economic worries,\u201d he said.The time has come, he added, for an awakening on the subject of costs and abilities to pay.He emphasized the need for For plumbing that is hard to beat, you'll find our service is a treat.JOHN WATSON (Quebec) Ltd.Hartley Barber, President PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service & Quotations on request 368 VICTORIA AVE.-487-1760 team work and said that West- mount has \u2018\u2018no axe to grind with anybody.\u201d \u201cWe're in great need of teamwork and I've said so to Mr.Saulnier,\u201d he said.\u2018\u2018Both sides are in good faith so let us make our plea for better communications and understanding.\u201d Since 1959, he said, Westmount has been in favor of partial integration of police forces \u201cbut we have economic concerns,\u201d he 0 2 Westmount's main bone of contention is that the suburbs are uired to pay for the 1970-71 police costs while they received no benefits because police integration was not in effect.Said an earlier City of West- mount news release: \u2018The suburbs believe there is no justice in having 1970-71 police costs distributed among the member municipalities as police integration was not in effect during those years and no services were rendered.\u201cThe suburban mayors who voted against adoption of the budget strongly feel that The Westmount Examiner, financial obligations for prior years are strictly Montreal's responsibility and that, with police integration in effect from Jan.1, 1972, the suburban municipalities should be assessed only for costs incurred after that date.The news release continues that no consideration has been given by Montreal to sharing its \u201cenormous revenues\u2019 collected via real estate and business taxes, sales taxes and amusement taxes \u2018which are , in effect, contributed by the taxpayers of the whole island.\u201d Mayor Ouimet said in council here that apart from the economic concern, the budget was prepared by the MUC executive committee without consultation with the municipalities and that it was \u201carbitrary.\u201d \u201cI certainly was not consulted,\u201d he declared.The Security Council budget should not have been presented until consultation with the Thursday, Janvary 6, 1971 - 5 municipalities affected, he added He hinted that the presentation to the Quebec Municipal Commission would be \u2018on the theme of living within our means,\u201d which both \u2018Westmount and certainly Montreal must learn to Mr.Ouimet was confident that the mayors had the complete support of the citizens of the community.Southern owners meet A meeting of proprietors of property below the CPR tracks in Westmount, to hear viewpoints and possibly pass resolutions concerning what might be done with that part of the urban renewal area, is scheduled for 8 pm Tuesday in the Ward Room of Victoria Hall.Sponsoring the meeting are Robert Legeault, Lorenzo Im- bieau and Fernand Leclaire. 6 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday.January 6, 1971 \u2018The Good Word' School newspaper emerges from Journalism Club Back in October, when several of Westmount High School\u2019s new interest courses were being choked off in the bud, because of \u201clack of interest,\u201d one particular club managed to ward off the attack and today is surviving, if not flourishing.This is the Journalism Club, a small body of students who, once a month, churn out the school newspaper, \u2018The Good Word.\u201d The club was originally given a EXPORT À Canady; Creil REGULAR AND KINGS By CASEY CAMPBELL grant of $1,000 from the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal, to cover the cost of printing the paper for one year.After properly setting the club up by electing a president and secretary and appointing Mr.B.Adams as advisor, actual work on the paper began.The first issue was more of a \u201cdry run\u2019 to allow the students in the club to get the feel of the paper and to give them a chance Cparett to decide for themselves what should be printed and what should be omitted.Reactions and opinions began to trickle in which was good in that we (the club members) now had a base on which to mold the paper in such a way that it would appeal to the student body.Has style, form After three issues, the paper has begun to assume a definite style and form.The Good Word is a four-page tabloid of school news, reviews and various articles of, hopefully, interest as opposed to Pages One, Two and Four of previous years, each of which reverted into one-page declarations which died disasterously.Along with the regular features such as the editorial, sports section, Issues and Events, Eating Out, (As Opposed to Dining Out) there are various reports on clubs and the Entertainment Council, interviews with teachers new this year to Westmount High, letters, opinions as well as comic articles Don\u2019t miss this wonderful opportunity to see PRO-FOOTBALL'S GAME OF THE YEAR! % The fabulous Super Bow! in New Orleans $198.00 All Inclusive \\ (The package includes your A3 flight vio AIR CANADA DC S, Jet, top price & INFORMATION: 489-5757 \u2014 481-3947 * airport to the game and back to airport.Phone for your ticket today G.B.Morrison Co.TRAVEL AGENCY 5253 DECARIE BLVD.and open bar on jet, and transportation by bus from or ERIC VILON ENTERPRISE \u2014 661-3670 to balance out the more serious items.We have received tremendous support from the student body, particularly the junior school who \u2018\u2018keep the candle burning in the darkness of apathy\u201d with their assortment of articles.Naturally it's not possible to print everything, but the club does vote on each contribution received from the school, as well as their own articles, after discussing its relevance in relation to the rest of the paper and its quality.Place of each article in the paper as well as the editing is also done by the club; specifically, by the \u2018\u2018issue editor\u201d.Opinions flow in Opinions from the students have flowed in steadily since our first issue.Some feel the paper is too gossipy, others that The Good Word should be more concerned with affairs outside the school.Still others feel that paper is the best to come along in quite some time and that it has a good chance to win the annual contest sponsored by The Montreal Star, wherein Montreal area high schools send in one or two issues of their own papers to be judged.As a member of the Journalism Club, my opinion may appear somewhat biased, but I feel the paper is the best that has appeared in quite awhile.It is well balanced, possesses a wide range of topics and to my mind, is well deserving of the title, The Good Word.Civic election cost $15,500 clerk reports Cost to the city of the recent Ward 3 election was approximately $15,500 reported City Clerk Ron Seaman at Tuesday night\u2019s city council meeting in reply to a question from city council.The council was discussing the monthly list of accounts which amounted to $671,577.68.Ald.Douglas Robertson asked why there was a substantial increase and Ald.Leeds Nelson, commissioner of finance, replied that it didn\u2019t matter much when the city paid its accounts providing it stayed within its budget.The bill for the city\u2019s payroll amounted to $279,349.36 while accounts payable amounted to $392,228.32.Mr.Seaman said he had included in the cost of the election the preparation of the electoral list which included employing people for several months to gather the names of the city\u2019s electors and the rental of a computer to organize the names by the new ward divisions.The city also had to employ deputy returning officers and poll clerks.Mr.Seaman said expenses would have been greater had elections taken place in all three wards.12-ft.snow claimed left on St.Antoine A St.Antoine street resident complained of a 12-foot snowbank on St.Antoine street which the city had failed to clear at Tuesday night's city council meeting.Fernand Leclaire, president of the Lower Westmount Citizens Committee, said the city had failed so far to clean St.Antoine street.Mr.Leclaire agreed to consult with the city engineer, Ed Mc- Cavour, who was sitting in the audience.370 Victoria Ave.INDOOR PARKING AT ITS BEST Hourly, Daily, Weekly or Monthly Also Dead Storage .Reasonable Rates VICTORIA AVENUE GARAGE \u2018\u2019Westmount\u2019s Finest Garage\u2019 (Just below.Sherbrooke St.) Westmount 486-0767 DISPENSING OPTICIANS CONTACT LENSES ARTIFICIAL EYES 1460 SHERBROOKE Ww, (Corner Mackay) 3550 COTE DES NEIGES {Seaforth Medical Bldg.) 842-3809 932-6806 | 487-5131 5016 SHERBROOKE ST.(Near Claremont) 6th Floor HUGH SAVAGE and COMPANY Chartered Accountants 1310 Greene Avenue North of de Maisonneuve 937-9227 6 ® \u2018 Dr.A.Thompson surgeon-in-chief at the General The appointment of Dr.Alan G.Thompson, 492 Argyle avenue, as surgeon-in-chief to The Montreal General Hospital is announced b the president of the hospital, Melvyn G.Angus, and Dr.Robert E.Bell, principal and vice- chancellor of McGill University.Dr.Thompson is a professor of surgery at McGill and was former chief of service (surgery), Queen Mary Veterans\u2019 Hospital, and a senior surgeon, The Montreal General Hospital.He is also a consultant to the Reddy Memorial Hospital, Westmount.A graduate of McGill, Dr.Thompson did post raduate training at the teaching hospitals of the university and in the United States prior to joining the staff of the Montreal General in 1953.He is a member of numerous medical and surgical societies and author of many papers on surgical research.Dr.Thompson succeeds Dr.Fraser N.Gurd who has held the position since 1963 and who joined the staff of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada as associate secretary on Jan.1.Davis speaks The Church Institutions and Social Change is the subject of an address to be given by Prof.Charles Davis, chairman, department of \u2018religion, Sir George Williams University, to the St.James Literary Society whose weekly meetings resume Tuesday at 8:15 pm at the Windsor Hotel.Citizens .Continued from page one MUC charges likely will not now be known before mid-February.Mr.Leclaire said he felt sure the people of Westmount were behind the mayor and suggested, if council wanted to be sure, to enclose a poll form with power bills sent out to Westmount residents.Thanked for efforts Another member of the audience said he believed the mayor had 100 percent support from the community and thanked him for his efforts.Yet another member of the audience asked how hard the other suburban mayors were willing to fight the MUC budget.Mayor Ouimet said the mayors felt the issue very keenly.\u201cThere will not be too much difficulty in preparing an excellent case,\u201d he said.The suburban mayors intend to petition the Quebec Municipal Commission to change the budget.The QMC must make a decision before Feb.15.Only six citizens sat in the audience while Mayor Ouimet delivered his report on the tense MUC situation, which vitally affects every local taxpayer.© GOLD © 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