The Westmount examiner, 6 juillet 1972, jeudi 6 juillet 1972

[" Car kills woman aged 3/ An 87-year-old woman, Miss Elda Fee, 400 Lansdowne avenue, was killed instantly when she was struck by a car as she crossed Sherbrooke street from south to north at Arlington just before seven o'clock Saturday evening.Miss Fee was the victim of Westmount's second fatal pedestrian accident of the year.The other was Feb.16 when Charles Herzberg, 76, of 250 Clarke avenue, was killed in a hit- and-run incident as he crossed de Maisonneuve boulevard at Clarke avenue.Westmount Police are still seeking a red Camaro which they believe hit Mr.Herzberg.Miss Fee was struck by a 1970 Chevelle driven by Stanley Dmuchalsky, 50, of Ste.Dorothee in Laval.Mr.Dmuchalsky said he saw Miss Fee stanaing on the street just off the curb as he proceeded west on Sherbrooke.Walked into car path As he approached, she walked out into the street and was struck by the front of the car.She was thrown onto the hood of the vehicle before falling to the street.Two doctors were in the area of the accident and they pronounced her dead at the scene.Miss Fee first came to West- mount in 1928 and until 1940 she lived at 314 Roslyn avenue.She then moved to N.D.G.but returned to Westmount over two years ago and lived at 4557 Sherbrooke street before moving to 400 Lansdowne in April of this year.Although she lived in N.D.G.for many years she kept up her Westmount acquaintances and since 1928 was a member of Westmount Park United Church.With Travellers\u2019 Aid She worked for many years with the Travellers\u2019 Aid of the YMCA and was involved with many auxiliaries including those of the Montreal Association for the Blind and the Catherine Booth Hospital.The fatal accident on the first day of July brought to an end a month of almost seriotis-incident- free traffic operations in West- mount.During June only 11 people were injured in seven accidents.J.HE@W EST MOUNT Examiners Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home Vol.XLIV, No.27 Westmount 215, P.Q., Thursday, July 6, 1972 10¢ WEATHER Drizzle in the mountains, Council slaps attackers gasoline on far-away Laurentian De we PALL OVER WESTMOUNT MOUNTAIN: Yesterday morning\u2019s spectacular collision and fire of a tanker truck carrying fuel oil and Autoroute revealed itself to Westmount in the form of this big mushroom of black smoke, seen rising above the mountain, St.Joseph\u2019s Oratory and Westmount Park.Neighbor spots burglar Boy, 16, admits 14 jobs A phone call by an alert, civic-minded resident and an all-night investigation by Sgt.Detective Gerald McKenna of the Westmount Police led to the arrest Sunday evening of a 16-year-old boy who admitted to committing a attempting another.RE NEXT WEEK'S FARRER By ERIC NEAL July 7to 15 \u2014 LA \u2014 , = «T > - + \u2026 mn « » a TLATURS Leal DU HOT-L \u2019 morning mists in the plains and river valleys are our normal fare to commence this pleasant week.Although changeable, conditions will become mainly sunny with cool nights and very little precipitation or wind.The sizzling hot days in southern counties come to an end Tuesday since the thermometer is likely fo drop to 45 degrees F.that night.Morning heat fogs and sultry afternoons probable to the end of the week.Temperature range: Ottawa, Montreal and Townships, 90 to 95 degrees F.days and 45 to 50 nights.Northern and Gulf counties, 40 and 80.total of 14 burglaries and Ten of the incidents had occurred in Westmount during the last month, including four last weekend.The other four burglaries were in Montreal.At 9:45 pm Sunday evening a woman in the house next door noticed a man climbing through a window in the house at 310 Elm avenue.She called Westmount Police and the 16-year-old was arrested on the premises.Works all night The case was taken up by Sgt.- Detective McKenna who, Continued on page two Murder try to assizes Preliminary hearing was held last week for two men charged with attempted murder of a man and woman on Dorchester boulevard June 18.One of the suspects was released on bail until trial during the fall assizes.Westmount City Council struck back Tuesday evening at those who in recent months have used council meetings to attack and debate various causes and personalities.Ald.Douglas Robertson was most vehement in his criticism of persons who come to the meetings and use their right to speak in the wrong way.\u2018\u2018Those who speak here should not personally attack other citizens or aldermen,\u201d he said.\u2018\u2018Personalities should be left out.\u201d Ald.Robertson's comments came as a result of several recent meetings where various groups have attacked each other and city council from the floor of the city hall chambers.They were touched off Tuesday following a presentation to city council by Victor M.Schreider, 63 Prospect street, a representative of the commercial interests in the urban renewal zone protesting the proposed changes in the Continued on page two Dozer dozes tree A driver who fell asleep at the wheel early Saturday morning was injured and the front of his car demolished when it hit a small tree and the fence surrounding il on Sherbrooke street just west of Victoria avenue.Vincent Dobson, 26, of Montreal, was driving west on Sherbrooke at 5:35 am.When he woke up he had hit the tree and fence and taken them both completely out of the ground.He suffered lacerations to the mouth and was taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital by patrol car.He was released after treatment.Today's World \u201cJust remember son, that smog .has a silver lining.\u201d Craig resigns; Thom in There will be a new face on Westmount City Council at its meeting July 18 following the resignation of Ald.G.lan Craig as of June 23 when he moved from Westmount to live in Hudson.James Lewis Thom, 51, of 467 Mount Stephen avenue, was clected by acclamation by City Council at their statutory Jul meeting Tuesday evening to fill Ex-Ald.lan Criag Ald.James Thom seat.one of ward two which Mr.Craig's departure left vacant.Mr.Thom is a former president, 1970-71, of the West- mount Municipal Association and is executive vice-president of the Montreal Shipping Company limited.Council elects Under Quebec law, when an alderman resigns with more than six months remaining in his term, his place is filled by a Continued on page nine 4424 parley Mayor Ouimet announced at the end of Tuesday\u2019s meeting of Westmount City Council that a meeting would be held today by Dr.Antoine Valois, medical officer of health; some members of city council and the directors of the 4424 Inc.youth clinic to determine the fate of the centre until the city completes its thorough study of all aspects of municipal involvement in social services. 2 The Westmount Burglar .Continued from page one Examiner, Thursday, July 6, 1972 Tuesday in Social Welfare Court where he pleaded guilty.Beside the burglary on Elm, he had been gained by small windows on the first floor.At 19 Rosemount avenue he had entered by forcing open the French doors on the ground floor.others, nothing of great value had been taken, the popular items being cash and credit cards.Most of the stolen goods were recovered following the arrest.Westmount Police are at- Council .Continued from page one urban renewal zoning by-law.working through the night, had been busy earlier Sunday He was discovered in the building Wes | 3 matched the boy\u2019s confession to evening at three other West- by the owner but escaped tributing their success in this Delay changes 10 burglaries previously mount homes.At 57 Rosemount unharmed by jumping from a case to the woman who called reported.crescent and at 4151 de second-floor window.when she saw the boy climb He said that the changes should The boy was arraigned Maisonneuve boulevard entry Little of value taken In these incidents, and in the through her neighbor's window.The police ask all citizens to report suspicious behaviours of any kind.be delayed until the effects of the Trans-Canada Highway and Metro extension on the district are known.ra THE PRIORY SCHOOL INC.3120 THE BOULEVARD, MONTREAL, 218 He concluded his argument by attacking -city officials who planned the changes as \u2018\u201c\u201ca group of professional people losing their sense of reality and trying to impose their ideas without due democratic process.\u201d Mayor Paul Ouimet assured Mr.Schreider that the changes were still only in the proposal stage and that no definite changes will be made without further consultation with the urban renewal advisory committee, the architectural and planning commission and the public.It was at this stage that Ald.Robertson lashed out at the type of attacks that had been made at recent meetings.Mayor Ouimet added that council had been N.D.G.Radio and T.V.DELTEX DEALER Sales & Service Radio - Hi-Fi -Cassette Recorders 4920 Sherbrooke St.W.Quality Electrical Goods 488-9598 Junior Day School for boys and girls from Pre-School to 6th year inclusive.Small classes, awareness of individual needs.Emphasis on French from the beginning.For Further information cali The Principal: MISS McCONNON, B.A.935-5966 Aspirators Now! onl \u201cbending over backwards to be y diplomatic\u2019 in these cases and did not want to be victimized.$ 1 2 9.50 Dirkman questions Arthur Dirkman, 127 Irvine INSTALLED avenue, then questioned the validity of the representatives of the urban renewal advisory committee that Mr.Schreider represented.He was advised by the aldermen to arrange within the area for the choosing of new representatives if disatisfied with the present ones.Ald.Leeds Nelson added that council should not get involved in the internal affairs of groups such as the advisory committee and this point was made very clear by another man in the audience who reminded the aldermen that their responsibility was not to various groups who came to press their cases at council meetings but rather to the electorate as a whole.Aspler subs Alderman Charles Aspler was named by Westmount City Council Tuesday evening to represent Mayor Ouimet at a meeting of the Montreal Urban Community to be held last night.Mayor Ouimet was unable to \u2018attend as he was in Toronto on business.JUL BO CONSTRUCTION LTD Revolutionary new method and product for all types of roofs Introducing: SINCE 1916 OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE \\ \\ Specializing in | Terms | P ng Slate ~~ RESIDENTIAL - \\ arranged .Ds 10-year unconditional guarantee - COMMERCIAL - with standard roof repairs - INDUSTRIAL - © Stops leaks permanently WESTMOUNT ° ROOFING LTD.Eliminates the high cost of a new roof Rene Guitard, Manager 342-3618 637-2308 24 HOUR SERVICE a 866-4551 VETERANS TAXI ASSN.Irving Backler dies at age 64; alderman here Irving S.Backler, who served the people of Westmount for three full terms as alderman, died suddenly yesterday while golfing.The 64-year-old native of Manchester, England, who was brought up and educated here, graduate from McGill University in 1932 as an engineer and was one of the most prominent members of his RSS; Irving Backler profession among the citizens of Westmount.He was a leading authority on structural design and he had been consultant on many well-known buildings here and elsewhere.Ald.Charles Aspler, an architect who frequently was associated with Mr.Backler, said he was consulting with Mr.Backler as late as 11:30 am yesterday concerning work for a client.Mr.Aspler paid tribute to his colleague saying that in a long association he had never heard a harsh word from Mr.Backler, who took a deep interest in his community, his synagogue\u2014 Shaar Hashomayim Congregation\u2014and his generous philanthropies.Prior to joining city council, Mr.Backler had been a member of the executive of the Westmount Municipal Association and had been its vice-president.In addition to his membership in professional bodies, he was a life governor and the Jewish General Hospital and had been a governor of the YM-YWHA.Irving Backler & Associates, consulting engineers, have their offices at 5253 Decarie boulevard es 1 where were | i lll i I i i i y i ! i 1 they going?! besa ee =o- : The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week.June 27 10:22 am: 28 Devon, defect in panel; 11:50 am: 1 Douglas, smoke from dishwasher; 3:43 pm: rear of 446 Claremont, garbage smoldering in yard; June 28 12:56 pm: 634 Lansdowne, defective gas-fired water heater; 3:05 pm: 716 Victoria, smoldering mop in kitchen; June 29 10:45 pm: Westmount Square parking level, internal alarm ringing; 9:55 pm: No 2 Westmount Square, smell of propane gas; June 30 9:14 pm: 4200 Sherbrooke, TV transformer; July 1 9:44 am: 4119 de Maisonneuve, flooded basement; July 2 and 3 Nil.and the firm's head resided in No.3 Westmount Square.The funeral is to be held tomorrow (Friday) at noon at Paperman & Sons, 5605 Cote des Neiges road, with burial in Shaar Hashomayim Cemetery.Surving are Mr.Backler\u2019s wife, the former Sylvia Lapin; sons Alan and Martin; brothers Eddie, Joe and Murray, and sisters Mrs.F.Gersovitz (Sarah) and Mrs.L.Selick (Lee).Classic case Classic Books Shops in Alexis Nihon Plaza is the only bookstore in Westmount accredited by the department of cultural affairs out of 156 such establishments listed for the province.THE QE Examiner Thursday, July 6, 1972 - 3 Norman Dawe Council lauds Dawe\u2019s service over 25 years A birthday cake and a congratulatory resolution from Westmount City Council Tuesday evening marked General Manager Norman T.Dawe's 25th year on the city staff.In presenting the resolution, Mayor Paul Ouimet praised Mr.Dawe for the excellent work he has done for the city, particularly during his 12 years as general manager, and for his, \u2018judgment and dutiful stewardship\u201d of city affairs.Before the meeting, the aldermen and city officials had celebrated the occasion with a birthday cake.Mr.Dawe replied to the STM OHMAN\u2019S WE.3-4046 ir: WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers ESTABLISHED 1899 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.$335,000 lift for rectory Work is getting under way this week on a $35,000 renovation to the interior of the rectory of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, 375 Kitchener avenue.A building permit for the job was issued at City Hall Friday.The changes include a rearrangement of the parish offices and the kitchen and dining areas of the rectory and the building of a new study room.resolution, the first time in 12 years, he said, that he has asked for the privilege of addressing a council meeting.He thanked the council and the city staff saying, \u201cIt is a simple matter to serve a council of this quality and a community as good as this one.\u201d In reference to his recent work in dealing with MUC matters, Mr.Dawe added that for West- mount he felt \u201cThe best is yet to Mr.Dawe is a native Mon- trealer, married with three sons.He joined the Westmount staff as a personnel officer in 1947 and after serving as supervisor of welfare, administrative officer of the civil defence and as assistant general manager he was named to his present post in April 1960 to succeed retiring general manager Thomas J.J.Hughes.The following building permits were issued at city hall during the past week: June 27 340 Victoria: for T.G.Anglin by self, alterations to make new office, $3,000; June 29 169 Argyle: for W.Niles by Mr.Wittebal, extend sundeck, $3,000; 135 Clarke: for Mr.Denning by Central Plumbing and Heating, instal gas stove, $40; June 30 175 Kitchener: for Church of the Ascension of Our Lord by Hasko Construction and R.J.Leggett, alterations and plumbing in rectory, $35,000.) QP Lave City of Westmount Public notice is hereby given that, in accordance with the authority granted by the Revised Statutes of Quebec, 1964, Chapter 193, Section 61, as amended, the Council of the City of Westmount elected James L.Thom, Executive, of 467 Mount Stephen Avenue, to fill the office of alderman for Seat No.1 in Ward No.2, left vacant on 23rd June, 1972 by the resignation of Alderman G.I.Craig.Given at Westmount this 5th day of July, 1972.R.B.Seaman City Clerk EI EO Ia iY: YH 3 Royal Trust \"THE SIGN THAT SELLS\" Mr.H.Gurd, asst.mgr.Mr.John Aird Mrs.Jane Allan Mrs.Catherine Barton Mrs.Joan Colby Mrs.Margaret Evans Mr.Craig Groves Mrs.Julie Keefer Mrs.Valerie Kyle Manager James R.Quinlan, F.R.I.FOR RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE Buying or Selling Contact with confidence, in confidence MONTREAL'S LARGEST REALTOR our expert staff: 695-9135 Miss M.Loofbourow 937-6191 Mrs.Muriel Maclsaac 935-8009 933-9184 Mrs.Joan McCallum 935-8154 487-4791 Mrs.Joan McGuigan 489-7150 481-9157 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Ouimet and his council are agonizing over the extent of the City of Westmount\u2019s responsibility in problems , of a social nature.Well they might agonize.Not inconsiderable pressure is being applied in successive waves for this project and that, embracing people of most every age group and circumstance.Well they might agonize.Westmount is the exemplar of good local government; other municipalities are watching to profit by our experience, perhaps follow our lead.Well they might agonize.Despite its reputation, Westmount is not inexhaustibly wealthy; local taxation is at or near its limits, is faced with the more immediate costs of the MUC.The city is in an unenviable position: it will be damned if it does and damned if it doesn\u2019t.Regardless of all the study now laun- ched\u2014much of it of the precedents in other cities\u2014the final crunch is going to come from a determination of which side would damn council the most: proponents of social undertakings or property owners, sympathetic to these undertakings or not who feel they can pay no more.Someone has suggested a plebiscite.Others have suggested a plebiscite would kill any such adventures.If that is a valid determination, it should be kept uppermost in council's mind.Council represents the taxpaying electorate first and foremost, before any other group in the community.Which does not, of course, wipe away the validity of any or all of these projects.The question seems, more properly, one of jurisdiction.Main thrust of the city's study well might pursue this line.Indeed, council should ask itself if by going into \u201c\u2018social\u2019\u2019 projects it is not in fact preempting quite clearly the role assumed, with recently mounting vehemence, by the provincial government.Many government functions are best directed locally, which goes for most traditional municipal services.Others require broader bases\u2014health services, for example, which do not easily conform to municipal boundaries.Surely the 4424 Clinic belongs more properly in some modified slot of Quebec's hospitalization and medicare system that it does in a new extension of city services.There is going to be no quick or easy solution.Emotions are brought into play, understandably by those genuinely concerned.But the course council now charts is too fundamental for that kind of influence.Practicalities must prevail.Bad legislation The motives of Justice Minister Jerome Choquette are admirable\u2014to wipe out any organized crime in the province.But his proposed methods are alarming.An investigative body empowered to search and seize on its own warrants, without being required to justify its intended action before a member of the independent judiciary, must be eyed askance.Crime, organized or otherwise, should be balked at every possible turn to protect society.But time-tested safeguards to protect society from abusive authority are just as vital to the citizen's well- being.As we read Mr.Choquette\u2019s proposed legislation, there is nothing to prevent over-zealous, mis-informed or malicious investigators invading our offices or home or your offices cr home, combing through them at will and taking away what they wish, to the detriment, discomforture, dislocation and damage of any citizen, good or bad, criminal or law-abiding.That is bad legislation.Many happy returns CITY Council should eat more birthday cakes before its meetings.They spoke a lot of sense Tuesday night.And they elicited some good advice.Clearly enunciated was the oft-sublimated principle that they are elected to do the city's business according to their best judgment, that they should command respect in return for lending sympathetic and understanding ears, and that the council chamber should be .subject to the same rules of decorum whi Former Mayor Peter McEntyre will be remembered for appealing to citizens to show their interest in the work of council by coming out to its meetings, listening intelligently to the proceedings and contributing wisdom and guidance to deliberations.He really didn\u2019t succeed.The city is too well run.Perhaps citizens have more abiding concerns.Mayor Paul Ouimet has been more successful in attracting people to \u2018his govern other legislatures: ~~~ * Mackings.Uhfortinatély rhary-0f fese Hon.C.M.Drury says.The fallacy of the surtax I am still receiving queries about why the federal government chose to prolong the surtax beyond Jan.1, 1973, and why the minister of finance, Mr.Turner, chose not to mention this in his budget of May 8.In point of fact, the change due to occur at the end of the year is being confused with a surtax that applied between 1968 and mid-1971.Unfortunately, the opposition and some newspapers have referred to the change as a \u201c\u2018tax increase,\u201d and so I think it is worth taking this opportunity to clarify the situation.In 1968, 3 per cent surtaxes were introduced to parliament on personal as well as corporation income taxes as part of the federal government's anti-inflationary fiscal measures.Although they were to apply only to the end of 1969, they were extended twice, on the first occasion to the end of 1970, and later to the end of 1971.Surtaxes were ended However, in June 1971 the then minister of finance, Mr.Benson, announced in his budget that both surtaxes would terminate on July 1, 1971.This announcement went into effect on that date, and there have been no surtaxes on the income of either Canadian individuals or corporations since the middle of 1971\u2014over a year ago.So much for the surtax.On Oct.14, 1971, Mr Benson announced temporary tax cuts of 3 per cent for individuals and 7 per cent for corporations, In each case, they were to last for an 18 month period which was due to expire at the end of 1972.These measures were finally given legislative approval by parliament in March this year.No mention was made of this expiry in Mr.Turner's recent budget speech for a number of very good reasons.First, the enabling legislation which authorized its termination had been debated in the house only seven weeks earlier, and was assumed therefore to be fairly common knowledge.Second, no mention was made of other tax changes which were due to come into effect as a result of previous legislation, such as the reduced rate on the first $500 of personal taxable income, the increase in the basic personal exemption, and the complete elimination of income taxes for one million Canadians and a reduction for 4.7 million others.Discussed with press Thirdly, this issue was discussed thoroughly at press briefings on budget day and Mr.Turner in his post-budget news conference.The reason of course is that the revenues needed to achieve other priorities, such as assisting those living on HN RN Se.HE are there for reasons not suggested by anyone at city hall.Many of the visitors these days are, not to put too fine a point on it, grinders of axes and riders of hobby-horses.Their various causes are genuine enough\u2014but it is these particular causes, not good municipal government, which brings them out.Some aldermen finally reacted Tuesday night.Ald.Douglas Robertson suggested that some remarks were in contempt of council.Personalities should be left out, he asserted.Ald.Charles Aspler advised that persons who were not satisfied with those who represent them should turn them out and find new representatives.Ald.Leeds Nelson declared council the only local elected body and it was up to other groups in the city to find their own means of forming groups\u2014not come complaining to council.Mayor Ouimet said it was a very good council, as had been those before it.\u201c>< \"Cnhtinaed on page five * - *- > +\" fixed incomes and stimulating the economy without provoking inflation, could not be realized if these lower tax rates were maintained.There was certainly no attempt to pull the wool over anyone's eyes, nor to becloud what is in fact a very clear situation.Taxation measures are normally one of the most complicated issues with which governments and parliament grapple, but this was a relatively easy one to comprehend.It's unfortunate that greater effort was not made at the time to discover the facts before insinuating that the government was trying to cover up.2 Ve ueuet Uxauener Thirty-five Years Ago July 9, 1937 \u2018\u201cIt was most impressive the way the huge crowds were handled in London during the Coronation festivities,\u2019 declared Mayor John Jenkins in addressing the Westmount Rotary Club Wednesday.\u2018Perfect order was preserved among the vast multitudes that thronged the streets; in fact the bobbies themselves were hardly necessary.The streets were alive twenty-four hours every day for fully two weeks previous to the actual crowning of the king\u2019.\u201d Twenty-five Years Ago July 4, 1947 \u2018The construction activity which recently started on the north-west corner of St.Catherine street and Lansdowne avenue is the beginning of a new office building being erected by the Atlas Construction Company for its own use.The company\u2019s present office quarters, now situated at 679 Belmont street, will be taken over by the City of Montreal and destroyed in the City's new traffic thoroughfare project.\u201d Fifteen Years Ago July 5, 1957 *\u2018Members and adherents of Westmount Park-Emanuel Church to the number of 700 are reported behind a petition which has been forwarded to Mayor Sydney Bruneau, asking the city to reconsider the second site for the artificial rink at Lan- sdowne and de Maisonneuve.The churchgoers attended a meeting Sunday and at the time it was decided to send a petition to the council and to seek an audience with the mayor and aldermen.\u201d Five Year Ago July 6, 1967 \u201cThe main concert hall in Victoria Hall is receiving a face lifting these days and on - the completion of the work it will be found more attractive than ever, en have n busy painting ishi whole area as well as installing new lighting equipment with modern fixtures.\u201d \u201cWestmount Park is today one of the admired beauty spots on the Island of Montreal.Recent improvements of its 26 acres-have-made it a -Héven -of-rest.\u201d : We Say.Continued from page four Council leaned over backward to be fair.Maybe, he added, formal public hearings on important issues should be eld.But it finally fell to one lone citizen, who had listened to the prior complaints from the audience and the comments of council, to deliver the wisest words of the evening: Don\u2019t confer importance on any group which comes before council, he advised.\u201cYou are responsible only to the electorate.\u201d With that there was little else anyone could say.If this sort of performance can be brought out by partaking in a birthday cake to mark City Manager Norman Dawe\u2019s 25th year with the city, then we say: council should find a birthday to celebrate before every council meeting.Candidate suggested for nude centrefold Sir: I understand that the N.D.G.Monitor plans to run nude male centrefolds commencing with the July 12 issue.Might 1 suggest that the logical candidate for the first issue could be the publisher, Mr.Lou Miller, a resident of Westmount.Lorne D.Macbean 5205 Patricia avenue, MONTREAL 265 City should keep out of families\u2019 business Sir: It\u2019s about time one of us \u2018silent majority,\u201d middle-income, home-owning, tax-paying Westmounters spoke up in support of The Examiner's sensible tone regarding the so-called \u201csocial\u2019\u2019 issues in Westmount.The reason we don't is the same reason I must ask you to use a pseudonym on this note\u2014the all-too-noisy do-gooders of the community would be down our necks as \u201ccomplacent\u201d and \u2018\u2018indifferent\u2019\u2019 and \u2018\u201c\u2018apathetic\u2019\u2014terms used by one good woman in \u201cYou Say\u201d only last week for a tiresomely umpteenth time.I for one am happy to pay my share of property tax to keep Westmount a happy, ealthy place to raise my own children, the sort of community in which my wife and I choose to live and where, God willing, we may enjoy our old age.My point is, we are quite prepared to provide for our selves and look after our own.But where did the creeping idea get a foothold that Westmount must, as a city, get into the cradle-to-grave family care business.Quite literally, you recently have reported schemes for everyone from \u2018\u2018preschoolers\u201d to \u2018senior citizens.\u201d Has family life eroded that far?And must we encourage its complete demise by the municipality taking over?The city is studying its social responsibilities.First move should be to bar the federal government starting these things in our community, then dumping them in our laps.Second thing is to pass these \u201csocial\u201d problems on to the broad shoulders of Mr.Castonguay in Quebec\u2014 he who is so anxious to have complete provincial control of social problems.No way is this socialize-everything drive either a demand of or a charge against the local home-owner and property-taxpayer.Surely not all this and MUC too! Taxed Uptohere WESTMOUNT 217.Hoppe clarifies role of metropolitan YMCA Sir: As president of the Young Men's Christian Association of Montreal I have followed with particular interest the last two issues of The Examiner.Without wishing to engage in debate at this time on some of the issues that have been raised, I do feel it necessary and appropriate to clarify for you and your readers the basic structure of the YMCA.We only have one legal entity which is \u201cYoung Men's Christian Association of Montreal.\u201d The management of the association is vested in the metropolitan board of directors, of which I have the honor of being president.There are eight branches of the association including the Westmount branch, which are administered by a board of management, generally made up of interested laymen in the community.When one refers to \u2018\u2018Downtown\u2019\u2019 or \u201c\u2018Central\u201d one is referring to the YMCA on our M.P.Q.Hon.Kevin Drummond says.Turning on the heat Apochryphal or not, the story exists that one steamy day in July the heating was turned on full in an effort to speed up the summer adjournment of the National Assembly! At the moment of writing it would seem that such extreme measures shouldn't be necessary this year.A combination of new rules governing house procedure and relatively non-partisan committee work appear to indicate an early adjournment.This would allow time both for holidays and preparation for the next session in the fall.Last week I had the pleasure of presiding at the opening of the annual congress of one of the original and youngest anti-pollution groups\u2014the 4H Clubs.Among other achievements, it\u2019s NRT LTE members have planted over 15 million trees in Quebec alone! Having traditionally been a rural association, it is now aiming to involve city youngsters, too, and with the current interest in conservation it might just succeed.Reminder for students Just a note of reminder for students wishing a loan or bursary from the Department of Education for the coming academic year.Applications should be made immediately, ie.before July 15, if you wish to know the results before September.Further information on this can be obtained from my office (873-2104), the department of education, or most educational institutions.500 Place d Armes Montreal Québec LOUER KP RSA ER Fy The Westmount Drummond street, which is merely another branch with the same responsibilities and authority as Westmount.The metropolitan offices happen to be located on the fifth floor of the Drummond street building as a matter of convenience and because we own the property.The metropolitan offices have until recently administered most of the so- called \u2018outreach\u2019 work of the association, while the branches have continued to administer their traditional branch Examiner, Thursday, July 6, 1972 - 5 program.However, it is now our policy to place as much supervision and responsibility for outreach programs in the branches where it appears appropriate and proper to do so.Accordingly the administrative responsibility for all programs involving the YMCA in the City of Westmount will, by the end of September, be entirely under the jurisdiction of the Westmount board of management Continued on page 12 Meighen says.e Oo What an MP should be The upcoming federal election is most critical for our constituency.It will tell the tale of the next decade for the elderly and the young; for the drug pusher in the streets and the young person at home: for the employer and the striker.We have seen that the shrug of the shoulders yields no pensions; stops no rise in inflation; creates no new employment opportunities.Double talk produces neither responsive constitutency representation nor anti-pollution programs; neither urban modernization proposals nor solutions to strikers.Canada is riding on the crest of tomorrow's wave.The problems facing us today\u2014those of unemployment and inflation; the environment: strikes and walkouts; day-care centers; equal op- This column's spuce was provided free to Mr.Meighen to reply to a partisan political column by Westmount MP Hon.C.M.Drury on these pages two weeks ago.Mr.Keaton, the prospective NDP candidate.made his reply last week.portunity and equal pay for women\u2014these are the issues of today and of tomorrow that demand the personal attention of your MP.A contemporary member of Government must be able to comprehend and to deal with the many tomorrows in front of us.System must respond Our parliamentary system must respond, not in the sense of reacting, rather in the sense of knowing what the pulse of the nations is and responding in such a manner that justifiably gives the voter confidence that his wishes are being listened to by the legislators.We can no longer tolerate the MP as a trained seal barking forth applause or partisan criticisms on queue.The role of the backbencher must be expanded.At present the policy seems intent on gagging all backbenchers.Unfortunately, too many members of Parliament do not have offices in their constituencies despite the obvious need for them to be \u2018ombudsmen\u2019 to counter the mushrooming bureaucracy of government.Theirs is a \u2018people\u2019 problem.People desperately need help in dealing with government and government agencies.People need to know how to get their unemployment cheque at the proper time.People need help in understanding the effect, on them, of other complex legislation.If our legislative system was working effectively, each MP would have, as I wjll have, the staff and facilities to offer such assistance in a regular fashion.The meager facilities they can now utilize are not sufficient.We must marshall the DRAWING: JUNE 23 creative abilities of not just those chosen few who belong to the cabinet but of all the members.Out with \u2018trained seals\u2019 We also require a fundamental change of thought among the leaders of the political parties.MPs will have to be more independent instead of remaining as those trained seals.Consider the case of Pierre DeBane, who represents Matane for that other party.He has charted an independent course in Parliament.He may not get named to committee chairmanships and he probably won't be named to the cabinet.Yet he is performing a masterful job of intelligently, independently and responsively representing his electorate in the manner they intended.Canada needs more Pierre DeBane\u2019s, more MPs willing to fight for what they believe is right; more MPs willing to place the wishes of their constituents above the wishes of their party leaders.With that the government will then become more responsive to all Canadians, rather than just to the unresponsive elite who now make decisions.RON {Freddie FIX-IT.3 A washer is something You need in the kitchen When dirty dishes Youfeel like ditchin\u2019.) 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The \u2014 2e = EN = Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 6, DTT \\, PIII LAE HERERO ARTETA TR Ts rm es Sn CORTINA FINEST Nat] | il 1972 2 DOOR INDLUDES 2000CC MOTOR Power Disc Brakes, Electric Windows Defoggers.2648 FREE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION RETAIL VALUE $225.3897 BANNANTYNE, VERDUN For a Limited Time Only LALONDE AUTOMOBILE In Verdun 766-8521 = 1972 The story of Westmount's Looking east from Elm - CHAR GER - CORONET 2 = POLARA MONACO - IMPERIAL - DODGE TRUCKS CHRYSLER-DODGE LTD 2 ERDUN 3350 WELLINGTON 761-4801 1972 Dodge COLT Immediate Delivery JUST IN TIME FOR A Trouble Free VACATION TRIP p CHRYSLER-DODGE LTD DEMON SWINGER v COLT - CHRYSLER - MONACO DART REGULAR 100° TROPICAL SUITS 150° TROPICAL SUITS 170° TROPICAL SUITS SUMMER JACKETS LESS 25% SUMMER TROUSERS LESS 25% ummer Sale HENRY MARKS LIMITED IN THE SHERATON -MT.ROYAL HOTEL 25% DISCOUNT SALE 1 1 2.50 12750 IMPORTED SILK TIES Reg.4.00 to 6.50 NOW 2.45 DRESS SHIRTS LONG SLEEVES LESS 20% 3 tor 7.00 IMPORTED ITALIAN & SWISS T-SHIRTS LESS 30% Discontinued And Broken Lines Church's English Crocket & Jones Shoes Shoes Less 30% Discount HENRY [I Marks IN THE SHERATON MT ROYAL HOTEL 842-9801 Westmount about centres for #4 \u201c7 young and the elderly another set of Westmount gathering and recreation areas go on being used as they have for years.These are the lanes of West- mount, those narrow strips of pavement that run behind houses mostly in the south and east 2 sections of the city.For many generations of Westmounters the lane behind their home is where they met to play with their neighbors as children.In recent weeks a party in the lane running between Elm and ; Wood avenue has shown that such place can be a common denominator for adults as well, to use to get to know their neighbors in an otherwise impersonal city.The origin of most of West- mount\u2019s lanes goes back to the time the city was first divided into lots and the lanes were included to give people access to the rear of their properties.Ownership complex As the lanes were never bought by those who bought the lots, their ownership is rather complex.Unlike the land for city streets, the city does not own very many lanes.Those that are owned by the city are known as city lanes.But most are public lanes, meaning three or more parties have a PAYMENTS SANK FINANCING ALLOWS YOU TO PURCHASE A SPARKLING NEW \"12 VOLKSWAGEN FOR AS LITTLE AS $B 350 S350 WITH APPROV ED CREDIT Includes interest and all bank charges.Licence, reg.and provincial sales tax, Contract can be psid off et eny time without penalty.THERE'S NOTHING EXTRAI Your new Volkswagen Is nicely equipped and is powered by ae husky 1600 cc engine.VW LOW DEPRECIATION It's & well-known fect \u2014 Volkswagens depreciate less than any other make and they ere gas misers, too.THE FINEST WARRANTY Only Volkswagen end Rolis-Royce offer a 2.year or 24,000-mile factory werranty.VOLKSWAGEN \u201cBuilt Better Te Last longer\u201d 1855 BOULEVARD DOLLARD 63-5000 le (Volkswagen LANES » sé While discussion rages in right-of-way on the lane.Their real owners would be difficult to trace, thus the city keeps up their maintenance and removes snow from them.In most cases, lanes exist where there are rows of terraced houses and the lanes provide the only access to the back.In the newer areas of Westmount in the west end and further up the mountain, the houses are mostly semi-detached or detached and driveways between the buildings serve the original purpose of lanes.Dates from 1875 The lane between Wood and Elm avenues, where the recent party took place, dates back to the original development of the area around 1875 when lots of land on those Sets were s=\" \"by public auctio ; In the same way the lanes that run behind Holton avenue, DeCasson and Barat roads were laid out when the old priest's farm on that location was divided into lots.An oddity in Westmomnt lanes is Arlington lane, which runs from Sherbrooke street to Cote St.Antoine road between Arlington and Lansdowne avenue.It is an oddity because it is the only in the area and is the longest unbroken stretch of lane in the city.It got this way because it was once part of Belmont avenue, which now starts just north of the end of the lane.An atlas of Montreal dated 1891 shows the present lane as being a bit wider and being called Belmont avenue.Matilda avenue?In the same atlas, what is now Arlington avenue is call Matilda avenue.The obvious problem was that with the two streets so close together there was only room for one lot between them, meaning residents of the area \u2018Office\u2019 under local 'Y\u2019 YMCA \u201c\u2018outreach\u201d activity in Westmount, which includes the city-funded Office for Community and Social Development on Greene avenue, is to be placed under the jurisdiction of the board of management and staff of the Westmount YMCA.This policy change was announced this week by Robert H.Hoppe, 449 Clarke avenue, who is president of the YMCA of Montreal, in a letter to The Examiner (see \u201cYou Say,\u201d page 5).In view of r t com t at city hall and penhet go cerning the eene nue \u201cOffice,\u201d which brought to light last week that it was under the control of the metropolitan \u2018\u201cY,\u201d Mr.Hoppe said that \u201cit is now our policy to place as much supervision and responsibility for outreach programs in the branches where it appears appropriate and proper to do so.\u201d Accordingly, he said that Westmount outreach programs would come under local jurisdiction by the end of September, He added that financial control and policy would remain with the metropolitan office and board of the association.had st their f The Belmo and b houses so tha what Lane more | city widen north betwee avenue to stor The Eman lane b betwee To gai bought of the moved Ana from d to She Grosve failed y all resi feet of way fo Althc was ble very us homes conven and m garbag access rear.But 1 Wood : mer, | even be to gath and to share : yard.Bik sup Thes in Wes made if departr licenses over 1 comple Bike | time a Stanton \u2018heir lt to their now exist aced 2 the | the t in the ostly and lings eof and cent k to the s of by D nue, vere est\u2019s ided anes runs Cote veen wne ause s the lane was nue, f the s of the rider nont now tilda lem ts so only 1em, area on- ner t at jpon- ight i Story by DON SANCTON Photos by ED SANCTON had streets running outside both their front and rear doors.The result was that the old Belmont avenue was narrowed and became a lane and those houses that faced it were altered so that front doors would face what is now Arlington avenue.Lanes have been altered in more recent times as well.The city expropriated land and widened the lane behind the north side of Sherbrooke street between Grosvenor and Victoria avenues to help trucks delivering to stores on Sherbrooke street.The expansion of Temple Emanu-El altered the course of a lane behind Sherbrooke street between Wood and Elm avenues.To gain extra land, the Temple bought a house on the other side of the lane, demolished it and moved the lane back.Residents not agreed An attempt to build a new lane from de Maisonneuve boulevard to Sherbrooke street between Grosvenor and Victoria avenues failed when the city could not get all residents to agree to cede nine feet of their back yards to make way for it.Although the building of a lane was blocked in that case, they are very useful for the people whose homes back onto them.They are convenient for deliveries of oil and milk and for the pick-up of garbage.They also provide access to parking areas in the rear.But the residents of Elm and Wood avenues have, this summer, found another, perhaps even better use for them: a place to gather.to have a good time and to get to know those who share a common strip of back yard.Bike tag supply out The surging interest in bicycles in Westmount this summer has made it necessary for the police department to order extra bike licenses.Their original supply of over 1,200 has been almost completely used.Bike licenses are available any time at the police station, 21 Stanton street.Looking north between Clarke and Olivier A, RE CT LE \u2019 SE PN The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 6, 1972 - 7 304 PEUGEOT s Smooth-riding four-wheel independent suspension » Easy-handling ook FR and-pinion steering # Rust-resisting \u2019Electrophoresis\u2019\u2019 paint job # Front-wheel drive reclining seats, Michelin X 4 season tires SUMMER SALE °2695.°° Bank financing Best trade-in value Roger Automobile Ltee 4269 St.Catherine St.W.Tel: 932-2925 Special Low Prices This Week: RCA Colour and Black & White T.V.s, AM- FM Radios N.D.G.Radio & T.V.4920 Sherbrooke St.W.486-9598 OES CE THE NEW MID-ENGINE 914 from $4695 ALSO THE WORLD FAMOUS O11 series eo COUPES ® TARGA'S AUT® HAMER CANADA'S LARGEST PORSCHE DEALER 748-6961 TROUBLE FREE VACATION \u201870 T-BIRD || 71 PINTO 4 Door V8, automatic, Power 2 Door Automatic, Radio.Steering, Power Brakes, Radio, 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The Westmount ATTEND rar\u201d 0 ws) in 8 Examiner, Thursday, July 6, 1972 rd CHURCH SERVICES AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE ANGLICAN ST.STEPHEN'S DORCHESTER and ATWATER Lt.Col.The Rev'd George B.Fee Summer Sabbath Eve layman worship takes place tomorrow at 8:15 pm at Temple Emanu-El.Pulpit honours go to Mrs.Herman Cohen, Arthur Mensher, Sydney Lithwick, Mrs.Peter Roston, Jack Engels, Eugene Stearns and Charles Bronfman.At the 90th annual congregational meeting elected for 1972-73 were Bernard L.JULY 9th 10:30 A.M.HOLY COMMUNION Eustace Tait, A.R.C.C.O.Organist and Choir Director WELCOME TOALL CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Corner of Wood and Maisonneuve, Westmount The Rev\u2019d Eric Dungan, M.A.The Rev'd.Canon $.B.Lindsay TRINITY Vi 8:00 A.M.Holy Eucharist 10:30 A.M.Sung Eucharist (Nursery facilities) HOLY EUCHARIST DURING THE WEEK 8:00 A.M.Friday Organist and Director of Music: Donald Mackey ST.MATTHIAS Cote St.Antoine Road Archdeacon J.N.Doidge LUTHERAN The Rev'd.A.J.Malik er EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN 8:00 A.M.Holy Eucharist CHU RCH 11:00 A.M.Mattins: OF THE Sermon Rev'd.A.J.Malik REDE EMER WEDNESDAY 285 Clarke Ave., Westmount 10:00 A.M.Holy Communion Rev.Helmut Saabas Mrs.Harold Pedersen Organist Stephen A.Crisp, A.R.C.O., 1 ; Organist and Choirmaster.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.Director of Music: Rowland R.Amos, B.Mus.JULY 9th 11:00 AM.\u201cONLY ONE WAY\" Rev.Maurice Bowler 7:30 P.M.\"SHOW YOUR COLOURS!\u201d Rev.Frank Patch Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, WESTMOUNT 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Lesson Sermon Subject this Sunday \u201cSACRAMENT Golden Text: Galatians 3:26, 27.Ye are all the children of God by faith in Christ Jesus.For as many of you as have been baptized into Christ-have put on Christ.11.00 a.m.Church Service 11.00 a.m.Sunday School Every Wednesday 8.15 p.m.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM in the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1 to 4 p.m.Wednesday 6.30 to 8.00 p.m.Laymen take overTemple Isaacs, president; Abe Izenberg, first vice-president; James D.Raymond, second vice- president; Max S.Kaufman, QC, honorary treasurer, and Mrs.Alfred N.Miller, honorary secretary.At a recent meeting Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone was elected president of the Board of Jewish Ministers of Greater Montreal.aa prt Nothing can replace the Canadian dollar\u2014and it practically has.SYNAGOGUE CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAY IM 450 Kensington Avenue Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Assistant Rabbi Herbert Mandi Cantor Nathan Mendelson Assistant Cantor Herman Muller SABBATH SERVICES Sabbath Eve 6.45 P.M.in the Chapel Sabbath Morning 9:00 A.M.in the Chapel Sabbath Twilight 8:45 P.M.in the Chapel DAILY SERVICES: Sunday, July 9 .8:30 A.M., 8:00 P.M.Monday & Tuesday, July 10 & 11 Morning 7:30 A.M.wednesday.July 12 Morning 7:15 Thursday & Friday, July 13 & 14 .Morning 7:30 A.M.Monday - Thursday - Evenings 8:00 P.M.UNITED DOMINION DOUGLAS Westmount Boulevard and Lansdowne Avenue Rev.R.Douglas Smith, B.A., B.D., Rev.John T.P.Nichols, M.A,, B.D.Joint Summer Services Westmount Park St.Andrew's Dominion Douglas 10:45 AM.Music before service Ted McLearon - Organist 11:00 A.M, Morning Worship Sermon: \"INTHE STILLNESS\u201d Rev.R.Dougias Smith Ted.McLearon Director of Music \u201cneo.mw mma AT mm ieee WN ewmNSEmTaw™ PEN Adult ; The question \u2018\u2018What\u2019s an % adult?\u201d (see The Examiner # June 22, p.6) raised at the last # meeting of Westmount City #Z Council was answered by Z General Manager Norman Dawe at Tuesday's meeting of City Council.The problem, raised at both meetings by Mrs.J.Faille, 247 Melville avenue, concerns the rule at the municipal swimming pool that requires % children under six years of age to be accompanied by a adult.Mrs.Faille said that this meant teenage helpers of working mothers could not take children to the pool and SHE EE SENSE to right: Two hurt, refuse aid in crash Two persons were slightly injured but refused medical treatment following an accident at the intersëction of Sherbrooke street and Clarke avenue last Thursday afternoon.John Preston, 64, of Chateauguay was going west on Sherbrooke street and when he went through a red light his 1968 Meteor collided with a 1970 Dodge going north on Clarke driven by Mrs.N.Greenberg, 21, 14 Aberdeen avenue.Mrs.Greenberg and Mrs.Preston, who was a passenger in the Meteor, were slightly hurt.Each car suffered about $200 damage.Letter stealing used to be unishable by death.The last nging for that crime took place in 1832.Death Notices OLIVER, Dorothy H.at the Montreal General Hospital on Thursday, June 29th, 1972.Dorothy Oliver, daughter of the late Walter and Annie Oliver and beloved sister of Jean Oliver.Visitation was at Clarke, MacGillivray, White Funeral Directors, 1459 Towers street (at Maisonneuve).Graveside service at Mount Royal Cemetery on Saturday, July 1st at 11:00 am.(Parking on Te vim ee = premises).TEMPLE CONFIRMATION CLASS: Principals in the recent confirmation class of Temple Emanu- El were, seated, left to right: Susan Cohen, Elise Brigel, Cantor Herman K.Gottlieb, George Hollinger, honorary president; Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern, senior rabbi; Bernard L.Isaacs, president of the congregation; Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone, Elizabeth Tarshis, Rose Varon.Standing left Norman Yanofsky, religious school principal; Janis Kerman, Rosemary Engels, David Kahn, Dr.Lewis N.Poch, chairman, religious schcol board; Wendy Benson, Maxine Sevack, Judy lzenberg and Yitzhak Rabinovitch, class teacher.rule stands asked that changed.General Manager Dawe ruled out any chance of a change Tuesday evening by saying that \u2018\u201c\u2018the city have a grave responsibility at the pool and cannot share it.We can\u2019t take responsiblility for baby-sitting.\u201d The problem, he said, had been discussed in committee but it was decided the city could not take the risk of being held responsible for an accident involving a child unaccompanied by an adult.Also, he added, \u2018\u2018It\u2019s not fair to place that sort of rep- \u2018sonsibility on a teenager.\u201d te the rule be Bernard Isaacs = Ever see or hear raves abuut our FTD CALENDAR?A personal visit and a cash order will guarantee your 1973 Calendar.GERALD McKENNA Flowers 6006 Sherbrooke St.West Tel: 487-1300 LL J Sra : Coax. GREGORY'S OL LY {TT ce Rugs and Carpets Cleaned Repaired Wall-to-Wall Dyed Broadioom Cleaning 4151 St.Catherine St.W.932-4277 We Buy Used Oriental Rugs Coming Events Bazaar Grand Bazaar, July 14 - 15 - 16, 12 noon to 10 pm.Basement St.Jacques Church, 443 St.Catherine east.Sales of all kinds, games, films, natural food bar and highlight Saturday night, 9 pm, Pop group.For information call 844-5605.Craig.Continued from page one person elected by city council within 15 days of the resignation.Tuesday evening City Clerk Ron Seaman read Mr.Craig\u2019s letter of resignation to the council and an election was called.Ald.Charles Aspler nominated Mr.\" Thom and there were no other nominations.He will be sworn in by the city clerk before the next meeting of council.Ald.Craig was one of the senior members of city Council, having served for five years and five months, under three mayors.During that time he held three different commissionerships, public services, finance and public safety.\u2018Extremely capable\u2019 Mayor Paul Ouimet Tuesday evening paid tribute to Mr.Craig's contribution to the city saying, \u201cWe are losing an extremely capable and outstanding alderman.\u201d In his letter of resignation, Mr.Craig says, in part, \u201cIt has been an honor to serve the City during a most interesting and changing period and if I can be of any help in any way, please call me as I shall be following closely the activities of Council and the administration.\u201d He is being replaced by a man the many purpose ointment Insist on it Examiner Thursday, July 6, 1972.9 HOST, CHAIRMAN OF DINNER: This year\u2019s \u201cSamuel Bronfman Guardian Dinner\u2019 in behalf of State of Israel Bonds takes place July 18 in the main auditorium of Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue.The Guardian Dinner was launched 19 years ago by the late Mr.Bronfman and his son, Charles Bronfman, left, will act as host while William Gittes (right) will continue his tradition of being dinner chairman.well known in the community.Besides being past president of the WMA, Mr.Thom is also past president of the Mariners House of Montreal and of the Montreal Sailors\u2019 Institute.As well he was once a director of the Montreal Boys\u2019 Association.Maritime employer In his career in shipping Mr.Thom has been a member of the executive council of the Shipping Federation of Canada, director of the Maritime Employers Association, member of the Canadian Economic Policy Committee and is a past director of the Association.He is married to the former Eugenia McCaw and has two sons, James Colin and Eugene Graeme.Canadian Export Inflation wouldn\u2019t be so bad if the prices didn't keep going up.l\\riedrich Police unity hoist asked until study Montreal's suburban mayors have decided that integration of the island's police forces should be held up until the Montreal Urban Community subcommittee on public safety has had time to submit its report, Mayor Paul Ouimet reported to Westmount City Council Tuesday evening.This position was taken at a conference of Montreal suburban mayors held recently.West- mount\u2019s director of public safety, Edward Harper, is chairman of the MUC public safety subcommittee, to whom Mayor Ouimet paid high tribute.Mayor Ouimet said the suburban mayor\u2019s intention is to delay integration so it will go Snr VALOIS, QUE.QUEBEC ANTIQ SPECIALIZING IN EARLY PINE FURNITURE 33 LAKESHORE ROAD Local girls accepted Miss Elizabeth A.Mackenzie, 4 Belgrave road, and Miss Jennifer M.Lamb, 10 Braeside place, are two of 10 Canadians to be admitted to the freshman year in September at St.Lawrence University, Canton, N.Y.ahead only after detailed and expert studies have been made.Mayor Ouimet, also reported to Tuesday's meeting on other MUC activities, saying a new food bill for the MUC has been approved in principle but that a plan for the purchasing committee of Montreal to take over all MUC purchasing was defeated as the other island municipalities want a say in purchasing decisions.Little boy to head of depart- ment-store lost-and-found department: \u2018\u2018Have you seen a lady without a boy that looks like me?\u201d 2 AR Mans: Phone 697-0643 wedding bands orgieal design ant Siver ALEXIS NIHON PLAZA tel 937 1055 WHERE JEWELLERY IS ART DRUG STORE Complete Rental of: walkers, etc.wheelchairs, crutches, hospital beds, bathroom safety aids, 1645 St.Catherine St.W.of Guy) For information 932-1127 Serving the Medical Profession since 1898 Free Pick-up & Delivery on ALL Pharmacy Needs (west \u2018 Special $2.95 up.SALE From India WATER BUFFALO LEATHER KOLAHPURI CHAPPALS For Men and Women From Sizes 5 and Up INDIAN KURTAS of many types for Men and Women from $5.00 up INDIA CRAFTS CO.4002 St.Catherine Street W.{Across from.Atwater Metro) su ht 5 en ar y astm oo, SINCE 1927 ; 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Free Mildew-Odor-Moth-Perspiration Proofing on Everything We Clean\u2014An Westmount 935-2000 933-5434 Western Valet Service aa Naa a a .u.0.Marie-Irene Boutique END - OF - THE - SEASON IS HERE AGAIN! \u2014 THE ENTIRE SPRING AND SUMMER COLLECTION HAS BEEN AYVHASAUNS SN ASUNN ASUS NN EAN ESS GAUNEUNN {REDUCED 20.50% | PEARCE I IEE P CRRA OER AOI NO ObOR bed 1320 SHERBROOKE.STREET WEST TRL: 842-7385 \" 10 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 6, 1972 CAGE EG FAT, 2 ZB : 4 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 931-7511 10 Words °1.00 Te 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 ot the Examiner office, 4630 St.Catherine street west, Westmount; at Monitor and St.Laurent News office, 6525 Somerled avenue, and the Town of Mount Royal Weekly 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 ot any branch of the Bonk of Montreal or The Royal Bonk of Canado on the Island of Montreal.The 5\u2014COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE Antique Colonial Are you tired of high taxes, pollution, city traffic and crime?See this Colonial.completely restored Antique \u201410 rooms \u2014 2 baths \u2014Winterized \u2014 Exposed beams \u2014leaded glass windows \u2014 natural wide Pine floors \u201418 acres, \u2014 Orchard \u2014 Gardens, \u2014New out-buildings \u2014 View of mountains and Lake.Total taxes less than $100.Luxurious living only 45 minutes from downtown.Must be seen.owner 1-294-2440 43\u2014APARTMENTS TO LET CENTRAL MONTREAL Linton Apartments Sherbrooke & Guy Beautifully maintained, spacious apartment available immediately.Large living room, panelled den and separate dining room.Modern kitchen and maid's room; 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.Wall to wall carpeting and Hi-Fi included.Long lease available.Asking $40%.per month.Please call Mrs.Pauline Bates, 731-6817 or 932-2224.FRANK À.NORMAN & CO.LTD., 1255 LAIRD BOULEVARD, TOWN OF MOUNT ROYAL 731-6817 5\u2014COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE 1\u2014PROPERTY FOR SALE COMFORTABLE 4 bedroom split level home.built-in stove, oven, Blanchard dishwasher.L living-dining room, 142 bathrooms, no-wax new floors in living areas P.I.T.$145.Easy terms arranged.Quick occupancy.626-7348.EASTERN Township, Fitch Bay.118 acres.No buildings.Beautiful.$9,000.Private.Jim 486-0520.43\u2014APARTMENTS TO LET 3\u2014PROPERTY WANTED Westmount Quiet.1 bedroom apartment.Equipped, sundeck.Ideal for one or 2 people.Close to transportation.Immediate.$130.monthly.Call 482.3728.Serious Cash Buyer Requires 5 bedroom Westmount home, $60,000.range.Summer or Fall occupancy.Please call: MARGARET LOOFBOUROW 932-2936 \u2014 937-6191 Royal Trust Co.23\u2014LOTS FOR SALE N.D.G.Sublet One bedroom apartment, one block to bus, and shopping, parking included.$135.monthly.481-2819 evenings.FIELDING \u2014 Mayfair.Luxury 4'2 room apartment.$175.2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, all conveniences.484-5867 Why Look Further See Our South Shore Land \u2014 Good location \u2014 Schools, Churches \u2014 Shopping Centre Westmount Hillside House \u201410 minutes to down 4400 St.Catherine W.town.Studio and 3'2 modern \u2014 Reasonable.elevator building.Sound- ; proof, fireproof.Large For appointment call rooms.842-3353 933-7655 \u2014 631-9136.43\u2014APARTMENTS TO LET 55\u2014DUPLEX TO LET hubert klein co.PAINTING Exterior Interior Done by Master Craftsmen vinyl Wallpaper Ap.plication\u2014We will give your home that just.right professional look you want quickly, easily and most reasonably.273-3112 378 Beaumont Ave, Satisfying Westmounters for over 15 years 69\u2014NURSING HOMES 73\u2014CARS FOR SALE 4767 \u2014 4769 Notre Dame W.5 Rooms.Unheated 2nd immediate occupancy $55.monthly.Call 861-1681 local 279.61\u2014ROOMS TO LET BRIGHT bhed-sitting room Cote Des Neiges Road, Near Westmount Blvd.Only roomer.Nurse, secretary, medical student.Excellent transportation.$16.Call 932-0411.71\u2014NURSING SERVICES (Comcare) Que.Inc.NURSES AVAILABLE For Hospital And Home 24 Hour Service 932-1481 Retired Citizens -\u2014Modern Accommodations \u201424 hour service.\u2014Excellent meals \u2014Loving care.\u2014Active Senior Citizens Club nearby \u2014Rock Garden MRS.ELDERKIN 672-6030 73\u2014CARS FOR SALE 68 DODGE (Polara).Good running condition.$375.or nearest offer.684-1990.65 COMET, hard top.Good condition $250.or best offer.626-6678.ALFA Romeo Berlina 1750 CC 1971.4 door sedan.$3,500, like new.Weekdays 333.3396 Judy.B.M.W.2002 1970 Under 20,000 miles FM.s2.00 Call 843-7403.FIAT 124 Sports Spyder 1969.Dark green, no rust, recent brake and engine overhaul.Call 935-8620.1970 Rover 3500S - V8 engine.\u2014Power brakes and steering.\u2014Automatic transmission.\u2014AM FM stereo radio.\u2014Snow tires.\u201420,000 miles.\u2014A-1 condition.Please Phone: 738-7695 after 6 P.M.Service Directory BUSINESS SERVICES GENERAL REPAIRS Names for Diplomas Hand Lettering Gothic & Medieval also addressing Invitations For Rates CALL 744-6662 after 5 P.M.Cote St.Luc Townhouse, 2 bedroom, 2-level with garage, swimming pool.$235 Centennial Court, 6731 Louis Fasteur, at end of Centennial Road.488-6400 Ville St.Pierre Two 4'2.Large bright rooms.Space heater and paint supplied.$75.Monthly.Immediate.CaH 487-6321 55\u2014DUPLEX TO LET Sublet $110.Lower duple: 4'2, finished basement, back yard.Walkley between Somerled and Fielding.October 1st.occupancy.481-1830 or 484-9096.TRANSLATIONS Englishio French and French to English Literary, Business and general.Call: 482-3095 9 A.M.to 5 P.M.DANCE INSTRUCTION SUMMER Modern Dance Workshop taught by Constantine Darling and Mara Slonim.Call 937.5237 GENERAL REPAIRS JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT.Garage door repairs, service.332-6933.Residence 684- 6.MAINTENANCE | CLEANING of walls, ceilings, floors, woodwork, rugs, upholstery, house exteriors; floor sanding and refinishing, painting, interior and exterior.Free estimates.Veteran's Co- Operative.767-9911, MOVING & CARTAGE RAMSAY Moving \u2014 Cartage Storage Local and long distance.484-1469 \u2014 484-1565 GRADUATE student, with truck appreciates move anything, appliances.Professional service.Guaranteed.Cheapest rates.Call Tim 486-0502.mover work.PLASTERING Expert Plasterer Cement\u2014Drywall tile Repair.Free estimate.Call A.Jubin- ville.767-4902 and 767.1773.PAINTING & DECORATING ALL type repairs, carpentry, finished basement, roofing, cements brjck.Free estimate.747.NE re LOW prices, inlerior and exterior painting.By expert with 22 years experience.Guaranteed.Call 728.9883.PAINTING & DECORATING E.PUGH-EVANS Painter & Decorator Interior and Exterior WALL PAPERING Shop in your own home service for complete line of all the latest wall coverings.Free Estimates Call days-eves.489-7757 ROOFING OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME LACHINE Rene Guitard, Mgr.637-2308 24 Hour Service For Classified Call 931-7511 e + 75\u2014CARS WANTED WILL buy accident and used cars.Also Volkswagens.671- 1764.76A\u2014TRAILERS AIR Stream 1968 land yacht trailer.Air conditioned, propane heater.Bunks only.Needs some repairs.Offers?May be seen at McGill University.Call 392-8889 9 am to 5 pm only.77\u2014BOATS AND MOTORS 12 FOOT aluminum boat (car top), complete with 72 H.P.motor, $350.Call 684-1674.YACHT Criscraft, 20 feet, inboard, 158 H.P.with trailer $900.Call 489-0492.81\u2014GARAGES TO LET NEAR skating rink, unheated garage.Call 937.5150.83\u2014GARAGES WANTED SINGLE garage wanted in Benny \u2014 Sherbrooke area.Call 487-1690 after 6 pm.85\u2014PARKING SPACE TO LET PARKING space available.Clarke .St.Catherine West area.932-5540.Night Parking Available Vicinity corner Grosvenor and St.Catherine est.$10.monthly.Call Roger 933-9640 89\u2014HELP WANTED FEMALE OVERLOCK OPERATORS EXPERIENCED For Children\u2019s Manufacturer.\u2014Excellent salary \u2014Year round work.Call 382-2838 91\u2014WORK WANTED FEMALE Argyle Nurse Available For children, invalids, working mothers.Excellent references.Call 488-3300.113\u2014MOTHER'S HELP Mother\u2019s Helper 16 or over, sleep in.Cote St.Luc area.References.Call 481.8038.115\u2014DOMESTIC HELP WANTED Housekeeper required In downtown area.Approximately 4 hours daily.Must have references.Call 288- 0581.Cook\u2014 Housekeeper Wanted for 2 adults.Good salary to right party.Call 935.9537.Woman Wanted Kindly mature woman wanted for elderly woman in pleasant apartment in central West.mount, Sleep in with normal time off.Light duties and prepare meals.Call 932-3503.93\u2014HELP WANTED MALE Young aggressive openings for: \u2014U.K.- Canada \u2014New Zealand \u2014South Africa Is Your Job Next To Go international Company expanding into the Montreal area has Managerial Positions Only Company established in following countries.Further expansion planned.\u2014U.S.À.- Australia -Scandinavian Countries Possible earnings for qualified Personnel $800.to $1,500, Monthly Second language an asset.Full training by Company in Canada.Only serious applicants need apply.Call 631-5753 (Between 1 and 6 P.M.) > \u2014West Germany \u2014Japan - Italy \u2014Spain - France \u2014Holland 127\u2014ANTIQUES Liquidation Sale Galerie Heritage Antiques \u2014 Fine Arts 43A Westminster N.Near Sherbrooke West LAST DAYS 1177\u2014DOMESTIC WORK WANTED CHARWOMAN available good references.Call after 6 P.M.481-7106.1N9\u2014BABY SITTERS WANTED WANTED mature lady to share room and board at minimum cost in exchange for part-time baby-sitting.Westmount.Call 935-9440.Baby Sitter Wanted For 3 year old girl In your home, some week-ends included.Westmount area preferred.Transportation desirable.935- 8314 evenings 121\u2014BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE Baby Sitter Available In my home.Fenced garden.Kina friendly home.488.5936.123\u2014FOR SALE\u2014LIVING ROOM FURNITURE CUSTOM made 4 seater down sofa, attractively slip - covered.Reasonable.Call 932.0286.125\u2014FOR SALE DINING ROOM FURNITURE DINING room set, French Provincial, Mahogany, breakfront, buffet, server, table, has 3 boards, Asbestos pad, 8 chairs.No Dealers.Call 481.4000.NINE piece Walnut dining room set, Reasonably priced at $125.for quick sale.937-6640.127\u2014ANTIQUES Three Spruce Antiques 482 Beaconsfield Blvd.697-0760 Now Open Daily 127\u2014ANTIQUES CANADIAN paintings renowned.Canadian Artists, such as Group of Seven, Fortin, Pilot, Cote, etc.Call 627.047) evenings.129\u2014FOR SALE BEDROOM FURNITURE Leaving Country Bedroom suite, Italian Provincial, 5 pieces, double headboard.Reasonable.Call 739- 7039.131\u2014FOR SALE KITCHEN EQUIPMENT ELECTRIC stove 40 inches in good condition.Reasonable.748-6057.GENERAL Electric stove, 40 inch, automatic timer, warming compartment, 2 storage drawers, oven cooking chart, $75.Call 484-1895, MOFFAT dishwasher Coppertone.Good condition.Reasonable.Call 482.3760.133\u2014MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE PIANO, 56 inches high.Good.$90.Call days: 932-8807, evenings 932-2388.LAYTON upright piano and bench, Mahogany.52 x 27 x 63, like new, $350.Call 768-2685.SMALL contemporary piano (Mason & Risch), apartment size.New $500.737-9970 evenings.PRIVATE.Sacrifice Guitars: Folk.Classic, Electric, also Flute and Clarinet.Call 744-0956.139\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL Moving Out of Country Silex perculator; Antique firescreen; Antique mirror; G.E.washer-dryer; electronic flash: child\u2019s bedroom set, (Pink), \u2018\u2018Dixie:\u2019\u2019 1972 Toyota Corolla.Call mornings and evenings 739- 7039.: The Westmount Examiner, 139\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL TWIN door tridge 18 cubic feet; other household articles.Call 342-9645.LUXURIOUS bedroom set twin bed, 6 pieces, Italian Provincial (Pecan wood); large custom made bookcase; large antique bookcase with rollback desk; deluxe Climatic Frigidaire fridge; hide.-a-bed, drapes; curtains, 738-3865.MOVING smaller quarters.Authentic antiques over 100 years old; Teakwood secretary desk; Boston rocker; mirror, Walnut frames, 57 x 23; etc.Call 932-1580.DRAPERIES, floor length, wall- to-wall.Good condition.Fish tank; wall mirror and matching table; girl's sidewalk bicycle; kitchen set.Reasonable.733.3818.Mesh Playpen Large $25.Bonnie Brae Stroller $20.Call 738-6881 GIVING up home.Must sell everything.Call 733.5225 or 482-8028.2 CHAIRS gold brocade with Fruitwood.arms; Hi-Fi 72 inch record cand radio combination; rocking chair; Love seat and chair.Excellent condition.Reasonable 931.5061.2 FRENCH colored gravures framed originals 1774.both for $75.684.4672.New Flea Market AND Antique Store OPEN AT: 112 Mount Royal E.VACUUMS.Reconditioned and new.All kinds $10.up.Over 200 to choose from.Rental parts, dust bags, and repair of all makes.Mr.Sweeper Monsieur Balayeuse Call 481-1221 DANISH bedroom suite (single bed) ; Danish easy chair: other articles.Perfect.Reasonable.487-4373 evenings.WASHER: dryer; fridge; bar stools; kitchen table with 2 chairs, chesterfield; dresser: fireplace screen.738-3516.COLORED T.V.22 inches.Hardly used.$250.Call 684- 7649.OAK desk with glass top, swivel chair to match $50, electric adding machine $30.All good condition.Call evenings 484.2223.SOMETHING New! Your \u201cLucky Days\u2019\u2019 July-December 1972.According to scientific Moon sign data.Come see our Booth at Metro Level, The Bay {Morgan's} or send 65 cents plus your month and day of birth to\u2014: Consolidata McGill University.3434 McTavish Montreal.Moving Sale Baby furniture; carriage; rugs.drapes; mirrors; humidifiers; tables; new sewing machine etc.All reasonable prices.487-4492 Moving Abroad Can't take freezer, upright, nearly new; round table.Must be sold immediately.Call 733.2300.LEAVING Town.Antique living room; new fridge and freezer; Heintzman piano.Excellent condition.Canadiana furniture.Call after 6 P.M.484.8640.Thursday, July 6, 1972 - N- 139\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL AIR conditioner for car, brand new, Air.temp.Regular $450.for $250.Call 684-4642.1M43\u2014PHOTO SUPPLIES MOVIE Magazine Camera 16 MM projector and screen, (Kodak).$200.684.4672.151\u2014WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED: Canadian Art Group of Seven or other.627-0471.WILL pick up any used turniture, electrical appliances, etc.You have to give away.Will pick up tree.932-5578.PIANO wanted.Will pay cash.Call 272-8285.274-5934.Piano Wanted 488-9003 WANTED Junior bed, 2 mattresses 32x62.Private.738- 476.157\u2014DOMESTIC PETS PERSIANS.The purr-sonality kits., Purebreds, reds or creams.486-6760.GOING away?Loving care for pets.637-9597 \u2014 631.8288.KITTENS, mixed Persian, 5 weeks old.Weaned and trained.$5.each.935.3620.Ashuniong Kennels Country boarding.Free pick up.Doberman puppies.658-2522 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 43\u2014APARTMENTS TO LET Atwater Metro LUXURIOUS 3v2, 11th floor, Plaza Tower Apts.Pool, sauna, tennis courts, Laundromat.$180.August or sooner.931-6995 anytime.121\u2014BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE RELIABLE Baby sitter age 17 available week days, afternoons, and evenings.Excellent recommendations.Call evenings.481 6067.SKY DR AGON CHINESE RESTAURANT RIENTAL DINING ROOM ATMOSPHERE Enjoy finest Chinese and Canadian Food Special Business Luncheon $1.24 FULLY LICENSED FREE DELIVERY 937-8266-8 2175 St.Catherine W {East of Atwater) THEQWESTMOUNT, Examiner 12 - Thursday.July 6, 1972 \u2018Scientific illiterates' scored by biochemist There are a lot of hacks in scientific disciplines but, by the same token, there are too many \u201cscientific illiterates\u2019\u2019 among historians, English scholars and other liberals arts people.This was the opinion of Dr.George Campbell, professor of biochemistry at Sir George Williams University, giving his classification talk as a recent new member of the Rotary Club of Westmount at the weekly luncheon meeting in Victoria Hall yesterday.After a short, informal review of the present state of biochemistry and its newest challenging area, biochemical engineering, Dr.Campbell lit into some of the shortcomings of the educational side of his vocation.He was critical of the principle of tenure for university people and of the security afforded teachers in schools.This \u2018\u2018ensures ineptitude among the timeservers\u201d\u2019, he said.The liberal arts people do not know the world, he asserted.Some get called upon to get into such issues as \u2018the ecology angle\u201d yet do not know how to evaluate data.Others have a tendency to isolate themselves from what's going on.Ideas, though their principal concern, are not their sole role.Gerrald Stephens introduced Dr.Campbell and the new president, Cyril Dendy, thanked him\u2014saying classification talks frequently, as this time, ranked high in quality.There were two visiting Rotarians.Indecent assault; man held A 24-year-old man from Napierville was arraigned in Court of Sessions yesterday charged with indecent assault on a woman on Olivier avenue Sunday evening.The woman was not hurt but was thrown to the ground and had her clothing ripped by a man who jumped from his car on Olivier south of de Maisonneuve boulevard.An alert witness noted the license number of the car and \u2018Rotified Westmount Police, Work by Sgt.etectives J.Whiteford and W.Jones led to the arrest Tuesday.Dr.George Campbell Rotary speaker yesterday Painter fires sprinkler head at the Library Soggy government documents in the basement were the result of a minor flood yesterday morning at the Westmount Public Library.The incident occurred just after 9 am when painters who were working in the front lobby pointed a blow torch they were using to remove paint at one of the library's sprinklers, setting it off.Westmount firemen were called to mop up the water, some of which seeped into the basement onto the documents stored there.Damage was not very great.One sidelight to the incident was that library patrons were forced to use a side entrance which, to the surprise of many using it for the first time, includes a ramp for invalids wishing to use the library.The ramp was built three years ago.Decision on water welcomed Lower taxes for water should be in store for Westmounters following negotiations in Quebec City this week that gave West- mount and other suburbs the right to negotiate a fair price for water from the City of Montreal.Westmount city officials today said they were \u2018\u2018very pleased\u201d with the outcome of the talks and are optimistic that in the future Westmount citizens will pay only the cost of water in their water tax and not for other services provided in Montreal by the water tax revenue.At present Westmount citizens are paying well over one million dollars in water tax and city experts are hopeful this should be lowered to below $300,000.The agreement worked out this week calls for annual negotiations between Westmount and Montreal to set a fair price for water.If in any year the negotiations are not successful by March then the Quebec Water Board will step in to find a settlement.In addition the water board will hold hearings in the near future to determine if Westmount should get a retroactive deduction in its water bill for the last two years.If this happens Westmount may receive a credit on its water bill from Montreal.\u201cThis is exactly what we wanted, was the happy word from City Hall today.Tougher parking Westmount General Manager Norman Dawe Tuesday evening gave a firm \u201cno\u201d to a request from the floor at the meeting of Westmount City council for relaxed parking restrictions for office workers on Sherbrooke street.The woman making the request suggested that office workers be given special identification for their cars that would allow them to be parked on the street for eight hours during the working day.Mayor Ouimet asked Mr.Dawe to reply to the question and he stated firmly that with increased traffic and a decrease in available parking space, parking regulations could not be relaxed without greatly increasing the whole problem.To the contrary, he added, traffic restrictions would be tightened as time went on.One alderman urged the lady to walk to work.@ HITACHI in Canada Hi-Fi Cassette recorders - Radio - Massagers - Appliances - Fans - Washing machines & Dryers - Air Conditioners.Special rates from: N.D.G.Radio TV T.V.- 4920 Sherbrooke St.W.486-9598 MOREE Fe EXTRA +71 SPECIAL 5000 BTU'S includes Installation in Double Hung windows up to 38\" Wim A Moore Electric Co.Ltd.ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 522 OGILVY 273-8501 We've expanded! And now the combined staff of Bremer Electric Company Inc.and Irvine Electric Inc.will daily back up our slogan \u2018Better electrical work and service - our current affair!\u201d IRVINE LLECTRIC INC Electrical Contractor 1206 Notre Dame Street, West For ; industrial, commercial or residential installations, modifications, maintenance and upkeep call us at: 935-1131 Klaus Bremer, President COTE ST.LUC BAR-B-Q INC.488 4011 CHICKEN TO TAKE OUT PE eo HOME DELIVERY CATERING FOR BANQUETS You Say.Continued from page five and staff.The only reason that this structure was not put into effect earlier is that many of the \u2018\u201c\u2018outreach\u201d programs were of an experimental nature and were a new experience for the YMCA, requiring the type of staff support that was not traditionally available in the branches.We believe we have now reached a point where such work can be controlled more effectively within the community and it is for this reason that we are moving in this direction.All of the foregoing is not to say that policy decisions and financial control will be decentralized and fractionated.These matters along with overall supervision will continue to be the responsibility of the metropolitan office and the board of directors of the association.All accounting functions are under the direction of the controller who is located in the metropolitan offices.I hope that my remarks have not added to the confusion but have to some extent clarified the YMCA position.I believe we can make an important contribution to the City of Westmount and we look forward to the continued development of our relationship with the municipal authorities.Robert H.Hoppe.: President, Young Men's Christian Association of Montreal 1441 Drummond street, MONTREAL 107.(Mr.Hoppe is a Westmount resident.His home is at 449 Clarke avenue.) 5403 Cote St.Luc Rd.HUGH SAVAGE and COMPANY Chartered Accountants 1310 Greene Avenue North of de Maisonneuve 6th Floor 937-9227 DISPENSING OPTICIANS CONTACT LENSES ARTIFICIAL EYES 1460 3550 5016 SHERBROOKE Ww, COTE DES NEIGES SHERBROOKE ST.Corner Mackay) (Seaforth Medical Bldg.) (Near Claremont 842-3809 932-6806 487-5131 \u2014 ® TT \u2014 "]