The Westmount examiner, 5 octobre 1972, jeudi 5 octobre 1972

[" ¥ ® \u2018De facto\u2019 integration: Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home Vol.XLIV, No.40 300 signatures: New petition halts closing de Maisonneuve A 300-signature petition, received by city council in committee only three hours before a notice of motion was slated to be given to begin procedures to close de Maisonneuve boulevard between Melville and Lan- sdowne avenues, has for the second time in a month stopped action on the project.Westmount 215, P.Q., Thursday October 5, 1972 ° Both proponents and critics Disposable of the scheme turned out to Monday evening's statutory Tuesday afternoon a man went October council meeting among to Westmount Police 42 persons who filled almost headquarters to complain that every available seat in the someone had thrown a bottle council chamber.There was from the roof of Chateau nearly an hour's public Maisonneuve, 4998 de Maison- neuve boulevard west, which had landed on his car and dented it.A search was made but no trace of the culprit could be found.discussion of this and other topics following the 20-minute formal session.A month ago notice of motion Continued on page fourteen NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER By ERIC NEAL October 7 to 14 As is usual when the coming Easter is late, April 22 in 1973, rain clouds will move off and, with clearing skies, pleasant sunny autumn conditions will return Monday to last to Saturday.Moutain mists, heavy dews or white frosts each morning and clearing normal.tor noon would be Mild afternoons and brilliant sunsets.Night and noon temperatures, 30 and 70 degrees F \u2018Storms in the mid-west States will be heading for the Townships, and a disturbance will arrive from Yukon way to pass along our northern counties, bringing hail and a little snow.10¢ Roofing racket exposed Westmount home-owners, particularly elderly persons, are warned by Westmount Police this week to beware of one or more unscrupulous persons perpetrating a roofing racket.The modus.operandi is to get onto a roof, disrupt some of the flashing, take pictures and then approach the householder with the pictures, an estimate for repairs for an outrageous amount and a contract to do the work.Once signed, the work is farmed out to a roofing contractor.However, in two or three recent instances in Westmount the home-owner has subsequently had other estimates which have proved to work could be done for very considerably less.$8,000 quotation In one case the agreed price was $8,000.The contract proved binding but a judge ruled that the Continued on page two Next week the parents of youngsters in Westmount High School and the city\u2019s two Protestant elementary schools have the opportunity to take up officially their long-promised direct role in the administration of the local education system.On three successive nights elections are to be held by the parents for school committees, the size of which will be of their own choosing, between 7 and 25 and expected to bear a relationship to the student population of the school.The meeting at the high school is due to take place at 7:15 pm Tuesday; at Westmount Park, Wednesday, and at Roslyn, Thursday evening, the latter two at 8 pm.The regulations of the minister of education, long heralded but as recently as the last monthly meeting on Sept.11 of the Westmount School Board not expected to come until next fall, were suddenly promolgated by The City of Westmount yesterday fired off a telegram to Justice Minister Jerome Choquette to scotch a new, immediate attempt by the Montreal Urban Community Security Council to take over direct operational control of all suburban police and place them under the Montreal Police communications system.City officials regard a resolution of the security council, which calls for replacing the crystals in suburban police radio cars with those of Montreal frequencies, as a leap to \u2018de facto\u2019 integration of island police in the face of massive popular protest, in a grown number of Principal coverage of last Thursday evening's Westmount Municipal Association mass protest meeting in Victoria Hall.which event has since been overtaken by Justice Minister Choquetre'x favorable reaction and the new crisis reported here, appears on page 10.Editorial comment on the police situation is under \u201cWe Say\" on page + suburbs, against the unacceptable proposals of MUC Police Director Rene Daigneault to strip most non-Montreal municipalities of their police stations, many of their men and most of their existing police cars.The resolution is believed to have been passed within the last fortnight and forwarded to the MUC executive committee for information.The MUC has no control over the actions or spending! of the security council.The Westmount telegram was independent of a protest Tuesday night to Mr.Choquette on the same subject by the Conference of Suburban Mayors.It was Westmount which recently commissioned a report by communications experts, who it sent to New York City.The experts also reported on the modern system of London, England.They found the universal, two-way Continued on page two Westmount Fire Commissioner Ald.James Thom examining a Westmount Police patrol car radio transceiver at the Station street headquarters yesterday.arents form school committees next week committees was set at Oct.15.However, other than the mandatory date and procedure, the development did not catch Continued on page eleven MAAN HOLIDAY MONDAY order-in-council in Quebec on Sept.13.Deadline for establishing the Today's World Co 4, lt will be a near-complete in| Sng close-down of workaday activity 2 Jv in Westmount on Monday, : Thanksgiving day.\\f All but essential city services .= will be shut as will most stores nN and business establishments, 7e ~~ including The Examiner office.For the convenience of the \\ public there will be some ad- 0 takers on duty for Classified Ads im \u20ac by phone, 931-7511, % 0 A notable exception to the \\ holiday rule will be the West mount School Board, which will hold its statutory October monthly meeting at the board room of the high school at 8 pm.HANNAN \u201cThe vote is two to one for a larger car.\u201d i 2 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, October 5, 1972 Roofing .Traffic curbs Continued from page one .amount should be considerably b | d reduced.Another contract for eing app ie $3,800 has been reported.; Householders approached by Three new traffic restrictions unknown persons, unsolicited, for were adopted by Westmount city roofing work should check with council Monday night on the the firm they say they represent recommendation of the city's and the board of inspections at administrative traffic com- city hall, the Westmount Police, mittee.or the Better Business Bureau The north side of Sherbrooke and under no circumstances street, west of Claremont to the should sign a contract without city limits, is to be established as first getting a competitive bid a no-parking zone.Prime con- from a reputable roofing 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all meaningful control over their own forces from the suburban municipalities, which would be unable to despatch vehicles, direct their activities or receive their reports.Furthermore, he agreed that to take over radio links without first establishing the MUC\u2019s own command structure would be chaotic.Choquette\u2019s assurances welcomed The City\u2019s telegram to Mr.Choquette yesterday welcomed the justice minister\u2019s assurances of \u2018\u2018adequated delay for written and oral submissions from the suburbs on the Daigneault report proposals.\u201d However, the telegram which was signed for Mayor Ouimet, went on to say that city council had learned only Tuesday of the security council\u2019s move for recrystalization of police cars \u2018to confrom with the City of Montreal's two-way radio communications system.\u201cWith the passing of this resolution, the security council will in effect eliminate radio communications between local stations and their peace officers in the street.The City of Westmount police station, for example, will have no direct radio communications with its patrol cars, beat men and other emergency vehicles,\u2019 the telegram went on.\u2018In addition, our three-way communications system, including walkie-talkies, would disappear.\u201d The crime prevention systems in the suburbs would be seriously impaired, it said.\u2018\u2018The security council, by passing its resolution, does not appear to have recognized expert advice which was given in the same spirit as that shown in your recent remarks, i.e., \u2018The purpose of integration is to improve public safety\u2019.\u201d Asks all plans be suspended The city urged the minister to request the security council to withdraw the resolution and that \u201cany plans to change police communications in the suburbs be stopped now, pending the consultations and discussions which you have provided for in your recent announcement.\u201cWe must point out that if the area communications systems are changed by recrystalization, the security council will have effectively undermined your position on the subject of integration.\u201cThe security council will also, by this single unilateral action, have achieved a type of integration which is nothing more than an extension of the Montreal Police system.\u201cThis will not \u2018improve public safety\u2019,\u201d the telegram concluded.MILITIA You may earn You must be: up to $650 a year in your spare time.e Between 17 and 25 (including students) e Medically fit Your will train one night a week and do field training approximately once a month.There is also the opportunity for summer employment.You will be taught: e General Military Training ® First Aid ® Communications ® Citizenship and Physical Fitness If you are interested visit or phone the armoury nearest your home any Tuesday night between 8 and 9:30 p.m.The Royal Canadian Hussars 4185 Cote des Neiges Road Montreal 109, Que.Tel: 935-2731 2nd Field Artillery Regt 4185 Cote Des 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The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week.Sept.26 5:24 pm: 4675 St.Catherine, ammonia leak; 7:05 pm: 4998 de Maisonneuve, alarm ringing; 7:26 pm: rear of 351 Victoria.blown transformer: Sept.27 2:12 pm: 4706 Westmount avenue, smell of gas: Sept.28 133 pm: 4596 Belmont, possible delayed furnace ignition; 5:40 pm: 1310 Greene, control room short circuit; 4:33 pm: 607 Roslyn, oil spill; Sept.29 12:55 am: 86 Somerville, burst hot water pipe: 4:30 am: 4460 St.smoke from chimney; 8:53 am: 124 overheated fan motor: 8:53 pm: 516 Argyle, roof ; Sept.30 1:43 am: 4626 Sherbrooke, odor of natural gas: 8:19 am: 4643 Sherbrooke, pot of wax on stove: 1:16 pm: 339 Kensington, leaking roof; Oct.1 4:33 am: rear of 4626 Sherbrooke, smell of natural gas; 8:16 pm: 368 Grosvenor, leaking water pipe; 12:53 pm: 3283 Cedar, drowning Catherine, Arlington, leaking Doctor dies; falls in pool after seizure Attempts to resuscitate Dr.Robert Leifmann failed Sunday after the controversial figure in the field of treatment of arthritis was found unconscious in the swimming pool of his home at 3283 Cedar avenue.A nurse who made the discovery first attempted mouth- to-mouth rescusitation after she felt a faint pulse.Westmount police and firemen responded to her call, shortly before 1 pm, and the doctor was transported by police car to the Montreal General Hospital where a sign of heart activity could not be returned to normal.It is believed that Dr.Leifmann had suffered a heart attack while painting a mural at pool-side and fell into the water.The funeral was held today.Sympathy given Rudberg family by city council Pro-mayor Ald.Donald C.MacCallum, before adjourning the formal statutary October meeting of Westmount city council Monday night in behalf of council and the citizens expressed sympathy to the family of Dan E.Rudberg, 51 Sunnyside avenue, in his death by stabbing over the weekend after he had pursued the alleged perpetrator of a purse-snatching, in 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nomination papers with Mrs.Margaret Sise, the consistuency returning officer, at her headquarters which are in the old post office building at de Maisonneuve boulevard west and Greene avenue.Bare quorum all of tyros A bare quorum of four, all aldermen who were not on council a year ago, conducted Monday evening's statutory October meeting.Former Mayor Peter M.McEntyre, a member of the large audience, looked on in approbation.Absent were Mayor Paul A.Ouimet, on a Western Canada speaking tour: Ald.Douglas Robertson, out of town, and Ald.Charles Aspler, ill.Present were Aldermen MacCallum, pro-mayor: Wood, Nelson and Thom.Welcome The meetings of the Montreal Urban Community council are open to the public at Montreal City Hall and the next takes place Wednesday evening, October 18, Pro-mayor Ald.D.C.MacCallum told the audience at Westmount city council Monday night.Addition OK City Clerk R.B.Seaman Monday evening advised city council that the city's recent bylaw to amend the urban renewal by-law for southeast Westmount, permitting an addition a to the Reddy Memorial Hospital on Tupper street, had been approved.The following building permits were issued at city hall during the past week: Sept.26 16 Summit Crescent: for Z.Chicoine by self and Pierre Bigras, alterations to kitchen and plumbing, $20,000.Sept.29 4380 de Maisonneuve: for Girls\u2019 Counnselling Centre by Noel Plumbing & Heating, additional plumbing, $2,000; 68 Summit Circle: for A.Thomson by Lucien Char- bonneau Plumbing, replacing eigh fixtures, $2,000; It's the RIGHT time, The RIGHT place At the RIGHT price WE NEED GOOD HOMES WESTMOUNT Call us today and we will discuss with you at absolutely no obligation the sale of your home.GUARDIAN TRUST COMPANY MRS.RITA ANNE CONN 842-8251 \u2014 EVES.937-4452 \u2018|, FOR SALE Royal Trust \u201cTHE 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 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an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.( arrier and mail subscriptions $4.50 per year; $2.50 half year; 2 years $8.75, 3 years, $12.75.Tn cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Community Newspapers Association, Quebec Weekly Newspapers Association.Second class mail registration number 1760 4 - Thursday, October 5, 1972 Who controls police ?UNTIL this week, Judge Jacques Coderre commanded respect and, in some ways sympathy, when he maintained quite properly that Bill 281 to integrate island police was the law and as MUC Security Council he was bound to enforce it.The picture changes.As chairman of a public body.his duty becomes just as much a responsibility to the public will as to the magisterial application of law.He is not on the bench.The security council is not his court.He can neither find nor treat citizens in contempt.Yet we believe that this is precisely what he has attempted to do with the revelation this week that he presided over a council meeting which has abruptly moved to take over island police radio communications.This in the face of mounting popular suburban protests over the Daigneault integration proposals\u2014of which Westmount's magnificent turnout of concerned citizens last week was a dramatic and meaningful example.Westmount Public Safety Commissioner Ald.James Thom stated it neatly yesterday.in the kind of legalistic terms which Judge Coderre can understand: *\u2018the security council is attempting to do \u2018de facto\u2019 what it was finding increasing opposition to doing \u2018de jure\u2019.JUSTICE Minister Choquette acknowledgement that something is amiss in police integration is welcome.It is tangible evidence that aroused citizens can be heard by their political representatives.Which is said despite the evidence of Westmounters\u2019 own incredulous eyes and ears last Thursday night that their own provincial member, Hon.Kevin Drummond, betrays no such respect for his electors, to say nothing of a sense of occasion or decorum.M.Chaquette will find, as we have maintained for some time, that the fundamental problem in the issue of police integration is in Bill 281 which must eventually be replaced or amended to remove the powers to deprive and to impose conditions under which people are to live without the voice of those affected.We would like to think when Bill 281 was passed it was with the best of intention to remove police matters from the grasp of local politicians.However, politicians both good and bad represent citizens, whose servants police must be.Even the Montreal press has responded sympathetically, at last, to the correctness of the suburban position in this issue.Under Bill 281, as it stands, the City of Montreal will be in a similar plight, their police control vested in no local elected authority, not even in the MUC council or executive committee.School committees become reality OFFICIAL formation of school committees is a move forward in \u2018\u2018participatory democracy\u2019 for the school system and Westmount parents should make every effort to be in at the start with next week's general meetings in local schools.If they don't get the representation they feel they should have on the resultant committees it will be their own fault.The general meetings are their meetings\u2014not the school administrations\u2019 even though the principals may call them.The law requires them to do so.Off the Island of Montreal school committees have been part of the scene for a considerable time in the extensive and expensive program of regionalization of the province's school system.The committees have been a mixed success since they depend heavily on two not necessarily interdependent factors: The attitude of parents and the attitude of professional educators.Given goodwill on both sides, the committees are valuable sounding boards.But where they are regarded by parents and treated by school staffs as merely another form of coffee-and-doughnuts parent-teacher or home and school conclave, nothing much changes.Westmount is fortunate in that the Home & School Association movement has flourished with an extraordinarily high proportion of education-minded parents in the local population.In addition, we still possess a local school board which, no longer filling its original purpose of representing the school municipality\u2019s taxpayers (the PSBGM hardly does that any more, either) it is rather more parent-oriented and already meets many of the projected purposes of the new school committees.The WHS experimental school committee also has provided some useful experience.The committees should make a valuable contribution to Westmount public education.Having said that, a word of caution should be put before the parents generally and the members to be elected next week particularly: Don\u2019t expect too much.If that sounds cynical, this writer had some short-lived experience of just such an official school committee at one of the early rural regional high schools.With the best will in the world, there is an = entrenched system of layer upon layer of professional educationists, from Quebec down, who are jealous of their prerogatives.They already have preempted most of the decision making of the school boards and even now are in the process of eliminating many of them.The layman having to do with education is not always regarded as competent and, to often, is treated with contempt.\u201cOutside\u201d ideas and suggestions too often get short shrift, if listened to at all.Westmount Park School Principal A.L.Tedford has paraphrased the new regulations neatly by saying in his announcement that \u2018Through such committees, parents can have an effect upon decisions of the school administration.\"\u2019 The operative word is \u201ccan.\u201d The test in the months ahead is to make that \u2018\u2018can\u2019into \u2018\u201c\u2018will.\u201d 297 WHS students petition Drummond Sir: The accompanying letter was sent to Mr.Kevin Drummond, our MNA, accompanied by 297 signatures collected hastily over a period of only two days.I believe that this fact alone speaks for the concern that the young people of West- mount feel about the impending loss of our police force.During the time I was collecting signatures, I was turned down only once.I would appreciate the publication of this petition so that all of Westmount will know how we feel.Robin Moore 587 Lansdowne avenue, WESTMOUNT 217, Kevin Drummond, MNA (Westmount) Dear Sir: We, the undersigned, students and staff of Westmount High School, residing in Westmount, are extremely concerned over the upcoming reduction of Westmount\u2019s police protection and services to almost nil, upon implementation of Director Daigneault\u2019s recommendations concerning police integration on the Island of Montreal.In the past, the law officers of West- mount have been efficient, conrteous and prompt in the execution of their duties.They willingly respond to calls concerning even the samllest, and seemingly trivial matters and, in addition, provide many services, such as inspection of vacant houses and directing traffic at dangerous intersections surrounding schools, that would be eliminated if the force were integrated into the new MUC police force according to the current recommendations.Westmount has a very low incidence of crime, but this is due to the constant patrolling of the city\u2019s streets by West- mount\u2019s fleet of police cars.If West- mount\u2019s force were cut to \u201c2.4 cars, and the station removed from Stanton street to Ville Emard, (an area unfamiliar to many Westmount residents) criminals would have virtually a free hand in our city.The sheer lack of police cars for the size of Westmount would make the regular patrol of all streets, which exists now, impossible.We do not wish to pay exorbitant amounts of money for a token police force which would be incapable of any but the most meagre protection for our homes and property, as well as ourselves.The implementation of Director Daigneault\u2019s plan would be a disaster, and we urge you, Mr.Drummond, to do everything in your power to avert this.de maisonneuve report faulted on objectivity Sir: At the public meeting held Sept.21, at Victoria Hall residents of Cote St.Antoine road strongly expressed their apprehension about the planned closure of de Maisonneuve boulevard between Melville and Lansdowne avenues.They pointed out that Cote road now carries 85 percent of the traffic volume of de Maisonneuve and that many motorists who habitually use de Maisonneuve will switch to Cote St.Antoine.At the meeting residents of Montreal West and N.D.G.confirmed that they Tine Westmount Lxamaner Disxdrerma tug Lvaroree Su Br the Files Thirty-five Years Ago October 8, 1937 \u201cBrother Merry Alphonse, director at St.Leos School, has secured approximately 5,000 names to his petition asking that a municipal swimming pool be constructed in Westmount.An indefatigable worker, Brother Alphonse has directed strenuous efforts for the past three years to arouse the citizens of this city to the desirability of having a municipally run pool locally.\u201d Twenty-five Years Ago October 3, 1947 \u201cAn investiture will be held by His Excellency the Governor-General of Canada, Viscount Alexander, on Sunday afternoon in the armory of the Royal Montreal Regiment, (M.G.), 4625 St.Catherine street.This will be the third occasion since last year that the Governor- General has held investitures in Montreal in line with the policy of arranging for veterans of the services, to be decorated for gallantry overseas, to make a limited journey from their homes.\u201d Fifteen Years Ago October 4, 1957 \u201cRt.Rev.John Dixon, Lord Bishop of Montreal, will participate in the 65th anniversary celebrations of the Church of the Advent, corner Wood and Western avenues in Westmount.The rector of the church, the Rev.Alex.Mellor, has announced special services marking the church\u2019s \u201cDedication Festival\u2019 will be held Saturday and Sunday.Two Anglican priests from other Montreal parishes will also take part.\u201d Five Years Ago October 5, 1967 \u201cA 1,000-seat community hall, a new chapel, library, museum, and other facilities for the religious, educational and cultural life of Congregation Shaar Hashomayim are provided in the $1,875,000 extension which was dedicated in ceremonies held on Sunday.\u201d \u2018Centennial celebrations in Westmount on Tuesday, Oct.17, will coincide with Westmount Day at Expo.'67 according to an announcement Tuesday by Mayor M.L.cker.\u201d would avoid the newly-opened Trans- Canada section in favor of Cote road of de Maisonneuve were closed.The Cote roaders asked Ald.Robertson why no traffic study has been conducted on Cote St.Antoine in over 20 years.Several studies have been done on the de Maisonneuve area \u2014 Notably the Blard report in 1960 and the De Leuw Cather survey just completed at a cost of $20,000 to the city.The presentation of this recent report strongly suggested that the study had been conducted in such a way as to substantiate pre-determined recommendations and many citizens faulted it, particularly for its lack of objectivity.The spokesman for De Leuw Cather stressed the importance of preserving the fine residential character of de Maisonneuve.With few exceptions, all of Westmount is residential; and many of its avenues are plagued by traffic\u2019s noise and air pollution, by danger to children and pedestrians.It\u2019s time for some equitable solutions to the problem, for city-wide traffic studies and city-wide deterrants to excess traffic volume and speed.Mrs.Michael Lash 657 Cote St.Antoine road, WESTMOUNT 217.7 Several good letters have been carried over to next week because of lack of space.© October 30 Countdown: ss The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, October 5, 1972 - 5 SERIE 2, | Westmount candidates stands The Environment MICHAEL MEIGHEN Progressive Conservative Party There has been a great deal of government activity but no real progress in pollution control over the past four years For example, the Department of En- vironment-touted as the government\u2019s greatest achievement in this field-was created to co-ordinate the fight against pollution.Unfortunately, the minister\u2019s power was not increased from his previous post as a lowly Minister of Fisheries and most of the government's new antipollution legislation was left under the jurisdiction of other departments.the result was a diffusion of power and responsibility which we cannot afford if we are to have clean air, water, and land.It is my belief that the federal government must be the leading force in the fight against pollution, and the BNA Act must be amended to reflect this necessity.The federal government must set national minimum standards for pollution control that will have to be met by industry and municipalities.No longer will corporations be able to play one area of the country off against another, threatening to relocate their plants if local pollution standards are enforced.These national anti-pollution standards will have to be enforced with both strength CHARLES DRURY Liberal Party While many of us may wish for better jobs, others for better housing, and still others for higher pensions, all of us insist on the preservation of our environment.The list of accomplishments of the present administration in the fight against pollution is impressive.Let me review some of the highlights of these accomplishments since 1968.A strong Department of The Environment was created.It brings together existing federal agencies concerned with air, weather, forestry, wild life and fisheries plus a new service concerned specifically with fighting pollution.It was obvious that strong laws were required to stop polluters.The existing legislation was reviewed and new laws introduced.The present package gives the minister of the environment sufficient clout to deal with unco-operative polluters.For instance, under the Canada Water Act, Fisheries Act, Artic Waters Pollution Prevention Act, Northern Inland Waters Act and Clean Air Act, polluters may face fines of $5,000 per day for most offences.In some instances, such as under the Clean Air Act, companies may be fined up to $200,000 per day.In the two-year period ending in May 1972, the Federal Government successfully prosecuted 122 cases of pollution infractions.Much of the responsibility for preventing pollution rests with the provincial and wisdom.There is no doubt in my mind that wilful pollution is a criminal offence, an act which can be compared to murder and rape because at times it involves the progressive murder of human beings and the rape of something very dear to us, our environment.We must therefore deal with wilful polluters as we deal with other criminals, establishing stiff fines and-or imprisonment for those who irresponsibly spoil our envirnment.On the other hand, the public must realize that in many cases pollution has resulted from technological decisions made in an era before concern for our environment blossomed.We must therefore be fair-minded with those firms who might be plunged into bankruptcy if they are forced to clean up their - production process at too great a speed.Finally, our wisdom in handling pollution will be reflected by the willingness with which all Canadians accept the financial burden for cleaning up our environment.The public must be willing to support tax incentives, low- interest loans and special tariff exemptions to to help industry invest in pollution control equipment.governments.Following the leadership of the federal government, most provincial administrations have now created departments of the environment.Federal legislation such as the Clean Air Act provides for a framework for co-operative action between the federal and provincial governments.Integrated action was required and leadership toward this goal was provided by this present gover- nement.Not all litigation Most of the work of Environment Canada.however, has not been the result NEXT WEEK Unemployment, immigration and the economy Householders are notified that there will be no garbage collection on Monday, October 9, 1972.Collections normally scheduled for Monday, October 9th, will be made on Tuesday, October 10th, and Tuesday's collections will be made on Wednesday, October 11th.VRE J) df == © Wen worn-out heater 50%, AAA) Leu ROBERT KEATON New Democratic Party Green spaces are shrinking, living conditions are deteriorating, noise is already unbearable and the air is un- breathable.For two-thirds of Westmount riding, these things are a hard reality.and even the more affluent other third on the mountain slopes are beginning to feel threatened by the seemingly unavoidable problems of modern city living.The federal government has a role to play in helping municipalities and provinces make our cities liveable again.The present federal government has given only token recognition to the urban problems.The NDP wants to see this changed by taking concrete action to improve the urban environment.Traffic congestion threatens our health as well as our sanity.And it's not going to get any better as long as the federal government continues to pour millions of dollars into urban expressways.It has been estimated that, at the present rate of construction, 2,400 more miles of concrete thorough-fares will cover our major cities, mostly Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver, by the year 2,000.This means less space for humans and even more congestion.Air and noise pollution are directly related to the problem of traffic congestion.Air pollution is also caused by daily fallout from nearby factories, which must be controlled.Finally, water pollution is related to the insufficient of litigation.Working in cooperation with industry, Environment Canada has substantially reduced a great number of sources of pollution.In 1972, mercury discharges will amount to less than 1 percent of what they were in 1969.The pulp and paper industry is now subject to regulations concerning their effluents.The oil companies are partners in an oil spill contingency plan.In all these cases, negotiations are continually underway to ensure that no jobs are jeopardized in the process.The problems of pollution do not stop at International boundaries.In some cases, bilateral co-operation is required.In April sewage disposal and recycling system.Though provincial governments are now beginning to deal with these problems, the federal government has been extremely slow and backward.NDP's plan outlined The NDP plans to put a stop to all this insanity by: Conducting research to improve public transportation and to plan cities where the need for private transportation will be decreased: Joining forces with provincial governments to provide cities with more money for the development of mass transit systems, as well as secondary and tertiary sewage disposal systems.Levy stiffer fines on industrial polluters.Take strong legal and financial steps to assure strict exhaust-control systems on automobiles.The question facing us today is whether we shall allow our cities to continue drifting helplessly toward disintegration or whether we are resolved to create the kind of urban environment that is fit for civilized living.The solutions to our problems are within our reach, but we must decide now before it is to late.Canadians must now choose the kind of leaders who are not only aware of the problems and understand them, but who are also intent on solving them.1972, Prime Minister \u2018Trudeau and President Nixon signed an agreement to provide for the clean up of the Great Lakes.In other cases, such as the marine environment, full international cooperation is needed.In June 1972, a Canadian.Maurice Strong, acted as secretary to the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment in Stockholm.During that conference, the nations of the world accepted the majority of proposals presented by the Canadian delegation, and began to see Canada as a world.leader in the question of a better environment.¢ (en cit f West si D tee raies Y o ) es mount Causes trouble, prié on aller conditioning.AM-FM Head for our store GARBAGE COLLECTION On the double.280 SE \u2014 43 lire, fully JOHN WATSON automate, parer (Quebec) Ltd.\u2019 Hartley Barber, President j ALL CARS WITH LOW MILEAGE PLUMBING & HEATING |.VERY CAREFULLY DRIVEN CONTRACTORS | DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE DK.AUTOMOBILE ING.Service & Quotations on request ; _ __ E.À.McCavour, Eng.368 VICTORIA AVE.| 4815 Buchan 7835-3585 City Engineer.487-1760 | 2077 St.Catherine W.935-7401 DEMONSTRATOR 220 = automatic, with radio.250 \u2014 a nice selection of dif- SALE 220 \u2014 dicscl with standard transmission, manual sunroof.350 SL fonvertible \u2014 with 6 The Westmount ATTEND xaminer, \u2018 sl \"e's AY ursday, Uctober \u2019 CHURCH SERVICES _AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE 9 8 8:00 A.M.Holy Eucharist 10:30 A.M.Sung Eucharist (Church School and Nursery tacilities) 3 0 Maisonneuve, Westmount The Rev\u2018d Eric Dungan, M.A.The Rev\u2018d.Canon S.B.Lindsay HARVEST - THANKSGIVING 0 A.M.Wednesday 0 A.M.Friday Organist and Director of Music: Corner of Wood and 11-00 A.11:00 A.HOLY EUCHARIST DURING THE WEEK 10:00 A Donald Mackey Archdeacon J.N.Doidge The Rev\u2019d.A.J.Malik TRINITY XIX 8:00 A.M.Holy Eucharist 9:30 A.M.Choral Eucharist The Rev'd A.J Malik M.Mattins Sermon The Rev'd A.J.Malik M.Church Schoo! Week-day instruction Crib Corner WEDNESDAY .M.Holy Communion Stephen A.Crisp, A.R.C.O., Organist and Choirmaster.Sermon: Tuesday at 4:00pm and 7:00 pm LUTHERAN Te ST.STEPHEN'S EVANGELICAL DORCHESTER and ATWATER LUTHERAN Lt.Col.The Rev'd George B.Fee CH U RCH OCTOBER 8th OF THE 10 30 A.M _Holy Communion REDEEMER Eustace Tait, A.R.C.C.O.Organist and Choir Director WELCOME TO ALL 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.Director of Music: Rowland R.Amos, B.Mus.THANKSGIVING SUNDAY SERVICES 11:00 A.M.\u201cWHEN GOD OPENS HIS HAND\" 7:30 P.M.\u201cTHAT'S GOOD - THAT'S BAD\u201c Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 11.00 a.m.Church Service FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, WESTMOUNT 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Lesson Sermon Subject this Sundav \"ARE SIN, DISEASE, AND DEATHREAL?\" Golden Text: Isaish 41:12.They that war against thee shall be as nothing.and as a thing ot nought.THANKSGIVING SERVICE - Monday 11:00 A.M.11.00 a.m.Sunday School Svery 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 6.30 108.00 p.m.ALL ARE WELCOME UNITED WESTMOUNT 101 Coi : St.Antoin OCTOBER 8th i REW'\u2019S SA e Road.11:00 A.M.FESTIVAL SERVICE OF THANKSGIVING.Sermon: \u201cTHANKFUL.FOR WHAT?\u201d Rev.E.A.Kirker, B.A., B.D A.B Rev.D, À.Bacon, B.All are Welcome D.ANGLICAN ANGLICAN UNITED ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH OF este st.Antoine Rose DOUGLAS THE ADVENT at Church Hill Westmount Boulevard and Lansdowne Avenue Rev.R.Douglas Smith, B.A., B.D., Rev.John T.P.Nichols, M.A,, B.D.10:45 A.M, Music Before Service Mr.McLearon Organist THANKSGIVING SUNDAY 11:00 AM.Morning Worship sermon: \u201cThe Sign of Maturity\u201d Dr.R.Douglas Smith Coffee Hour at close of Worship Programme for children Crib Corner for Infants Ted.McLearon Director of Music 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 THANKSGIVING SUNDAY 11:00 AM.\u201cTHANK GOD FOR HIS WORLD\" A service of Praise Thanksgiving and Sunday Church School All are Welcome SYNAGOGUE CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Assistant Rabbi Herbert Mandi Cantor Nathan Mendelson Assistant Cantor Herman Muller SABBATH SERVICES Sabbath Eve 6.15 in the Chapel Sabbath Morning 8.45 in the Main Sanctuary Sabbath Twilight 6.10 in the Chapel DAILY SERVICES 8.30 A.M., 6.15 P.M.7.30 AM.6.15 P.M, Sunday, Oct.8 Monday to Friday Monday to Thursday TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke St.W., Dr.Harry J.Stern, Senior Rabbi Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone, Cantor Herman K.Gottlieb.SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, October 6, 8:15 p.m.RABBI! BLOOMSTONE will speak on \u2018In the Beginning.\u201d Oneg Shabbat and Kiddush reception follows in the Community House, under the auspices of the Temple Sisterhood.Saturday Morning, October 7, 11:30 a.m.Sermon by Rabbi Bloomstone based on Torah Portion.RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Saturday Morning, October 6, 9:30 a.m.for both the High School and Junior Schoo! and Confirmation class.Daily Hebrew School Monday thru Thursday afternoons commencing at 4:00 p.m.DAILY WORSHIP.Monday thru Thursday at 5:45 pm.Saturday mornings at 11:30 am.anksgiving services at Westmount \u2018churches St.Andrew's A Festival Service of Thanksgiving will be celebrated at St.Andrew's United Church this Sunday at 11 am.\u201cThankful .For What?\u201d is the question with which Rev.E.A.Kirker will deal in the sermon.The church choir will sing selections by Willan, Handel and Coleman.Tuesday the study grou organized by the United Churc Women of St.Andrew's will have as their guest speaker Mrs.Nadine Corbett, an active laywoman of the Roman Catholic Church.Plans were announced last Sunday for a discussion group meeting 10 consecutive Sunday mornings at 9:30 am.The first meeting on Oct.15 will discuss \u201cDo Unto Others\u2019 and will be led by the group's leader, Brian Powell.Church librarian Joan Brodie reported recently that 90 books are in circulation from the stock of 1,000.Members of the congregation are invited each Sunday to borrow books from a selection placed in the church foyer.Dominion The theme this Sunday in Dominion-Douglas United Church will be in keeping with Thanksgiving Day.Dr.Smith\u2019s Sermon will be \u201cThe Sign of Maturity.\u201d Last Sunday the congregation bade farewell to Mr.and Mrs.Sidney Spurrell who are leaving for Nova Scotia.Mr.Spurrell has been the church officer in Dominion-Douglas for 26 years.A reception was given following the morning worship.Mrs.J.R.Houghton, president of the United Church Women, made a presentation to the Spurrells expressing the appreciation of the congregation and the good wishes of all.\u2018Beginning\u2019 is subject at Temple At Sabbath services at Temple Emanu-El tomorrow at 8:15 pm, Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone will speak on \u2018In the Beginning.\u201d Oneg Shabbat and Kiddush follows the worship in the community house under the auspices of the Temple sisterhood.Saturday morning services, Oct.7, commence at 11:30 am when Rabbi Bloomstone will deliver the sermon based on Torah portion.The School for Adults commences its 45th year on Saturday, Oct.14, at 10 am.Theme of the first semester is \u201cMy Child - An Ever see or hear raves about Our FTD CALENDAR?A personal visit and a cash order will guarantee your 1973 Calendar.CHARGEX = GERALD McKENNA Flowers 6006 Sherbrooke 5t.West Tel: 487-1300 Westmount Park Thanksgiving Sunday at Westmount Park United Church there will be the traditional harvest decorations of fresh and canned fruits and vegetables and other foodstuffs brought in by members and friends to decorate the church and afterward to be distributed to the needy of Montreal through GMAPCC (Greater Montreal Anti-Poverty Co-Ordinating Committee.The Thanksgiving service will include the great Thanksgiving hymns and also a multi-media presentation in contemporary style on the theme \u201cThanksgiving for God's Creation\u2019\u2019 by the choir, soloists, instrumentalists and the minister.Rev.J.Ernest Nix.Scientist Thanksgiving service will be held in First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount, Monday at 11 am.This service is an opportunity to give and hear expressions of gratitude for the spiritual understanding which solves all kinds of problems, mental, moral, physical, financial, social.All are invited to attend.The annual Institute on Jewish Family Life.\u201d This series of lectures and discussions will attempt to offer guidance to parents at a time when traditional values are challenged.Co-ordinator of the series is Prof.David Weiss, MSW, and special lectures will be given by notables.A mid-week class in the School for Adults will commence on Wednesday, Oct.11, at 8 pm with Rabbi Bloomstone lecturing on \u201cThe Authentic Source.\u201d This will be a series of lectures on Jewish origins as described in Biblical writings.Selected passages will be studied in detail.For further information on any of these courses call the Temple office at 937-3575.A meeting of the Book Lovers\u2019 Forum committee will be held on Wednesday, Oct.18, at 9:45 am at the Temple under the chairmanship of Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern, general chairman.Death Notices GORDON, Charles, at the Queen Mary Veterans\u2019 hospital on Tuesday, September 26, 1972, Charles Gordon in his 61st year.Prayers were said at Tees Memorial Chapel on Saturday, September 30.Interment Field of Honour.JOHNSON, Millicent Inez, at Los Angeles, California, on Thursday, September 28, 1972, in her 63rd year, beloved wife of Frederick Turnbull Johnson, dear mother of Gloria, Frederick, Gwendolyn, Shirley and Lucy, sister of Edna, Doris, Elsie and the late Edgar Lewis.A funeral service was held on Monday.October nd, from Tees Memorial Chapel.Interment Montreal Memorial Park.LEMM, Kenreth, in Montreal on Saturday.September 30, 1970, Kenneth Lemm, dear brother of James, Robert, Gordon, Dottie (Mrs.S.Hutchinson) and Millie (Mrs.F.Spelling).À funeral service was held from Tees Memorial Chapel on Tuesday, October 3.Interment Mont Royal Cemetery.MCMAHON, William F.New Jersey, funeral service was arranged by Clarke.MacGillivray, White Funeral Directors, Towers street.Interment Tenafly, New Jersey.of Tenafly, YIP, Billy Shin in Montreal on September 26, 1972.Funeral Service was held at Tees Memorial Chapel on Friday, September 29th.Interment Mount Royal Cemetery.a U.S.A.A private.EET .TE 20 3m ka PS 4 ™ .MASTER AND MISS FIRE PREVENTION: These two Grade 5 pupils at Westmount Park School have been chosen by their fellow students to be the Westmount Fire Brigade\u2019s Master and Miss Fire Prevention in activities locally this month.They are David Sinclair, 11, of 335 Roslyn avenue, and Marla Neftin, 10, of 300 Lan- sdowne avenue.They make their first appearance at mid-day tomorrow, Friday, at a display in Alexis Nihon Plaza and on Saturday, Oct.14, will take part in the annual Westmount fire prevention parade.of School Committees October 10, Westmount High School - 9 PM Ociober 11, Westmount Park School - 8 PM October 12, Roslyn School 488 4011 COTE ST.LUC BAR-B-Q INC.CATERING FOR BANQUETS CHICKEN TO TAKE OUT SPECIAL LUNCHEON S| u HOME DELIVERY 5403 Cote St.Luc Rd.6th Floor HUGH SAVAGE and COMPANY Chartered Accountants 1310 Greene Avenue North of de Maisonneuve 937-9227 240 St.James St.8th floor ERIC.M.SMITH Lawyer Office 842-9914 Residence 739-9339 FOOT TREATMENT Corns, Callous, ingrown toe nails.and all foot troubles ) By appointment only Call: 845-1684 900 Sherbrooke St.West (extablished 15 years) FT Dispensing Opticians © Opticiens d'Ordonnance CONTACT LENSES © 5 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 1460 Sherbrooke W.(cormer Mockay) 842-3809 3550 Cote des Neiges (Sesforth Medical Bldg.) 932-6806 5016 Sherbrooke W.(neor Cleremont) 5302 Cote des Neiges (near Lecombe) Se.Martin Shopping Centre, Chomedey 487-5131 735-1579 688-8864 The other side of the story of teacher negotiations from that given by Montreal Teachers Association President Donald Peacock to Westmount Rotary Club last week was presented yesterday at the Victoria Hall uncheon meeting by S.G.Neilson, chief negotiator for the Quebec Association of Protestant Schools Boards.7 He told the audience, which included a near-record 11 visiting Rotarians from as far away as Greece, Holland and South Wales, that both the Protestant and Roman Catholic school boards and the CEGEPs had withdrawn from the so-called central bargaining table and were bargaining with the teachers unions at the sector tables.Main issues, in the eyes of the boards, were the security, workload and classification demands of the teachers, all of which were still unresolved.The boards, he said, seek to retain their right to hire and fire but had made concessions on drawing teachers from pools of A S.Gerald Neilson At Rotary, yesterday previously employed teachers where qualifications equalled those of other candidates.The work-load problem was complex because of the historically fewer hours taught by Catholic teachers as opposed to the Protestants.Lowering scheduled teaching from the present 27 hours per week average at present to the demanded 20 hours would be a multi-million-dollar proposition, he said.The classification problem was also complex because of the differences in Protestant and Catholic Schooling systems.The only equitable way was to base pay scales on numbers of years of education.One of the bitter disputes with Protestant teachers was the decision to cut back Protestant teachers by one year to bring them in line with their Catholic colleagues\u2014unfortunate but necessary, Mr.Neilson said, to establish equity between the two groups in that for some time the Protestants had over- classified their teachers.Rotarian Walter Herring, vice- principal of Monklands High School, introduced Mr.Neilson.President Cyril Dendy conducted the meeting.CLAUDE L MERCIER Arpenteur-Geometre Quebec Land Surveyor 489-8251 4898 de Maisonneuve O.Westmount The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Ogtober 5, 1972 - ~ Boards\u2019 version is told to Rotarians AN OPEN APPEAL TO CANADIANS individuals, groups, and corporations The 5,000 member strong India-Canada Association of Montreal is launching an appeal to all Canadians to help the evicted Uganda Asians now arriving in Canada in their process of resettlement.Any help given in the form of CLOTHING, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, FURNITURE FUNDS, JOBS, TOYS, would be of great help to these unfortunate victims.In association with Quebec Community for Adoption & Integration of the Uganda Nation All donations will be officially acknowledged by the Association For Information Mr.Tej Pal S.Thind president India-Canada Association 931-7866 - Permit No.238 - CFMB Radio 2015 Drummond St., Montreal 107 EDUCATIONAL 7 Handicraft School Batik Courses Registration Open 738-0256 FRANCES GOLTMAN Pianiste Lic.Mus.First Medalist \u2014 McGill University Teacher -Columnist Critic PIANO TUITION \u2014 ALL GRADES Talent Developed Phone 484-6424 5506 Notre Dame de Grace Ave.The Evans Sisters\u2019 School of Dance and Music Classes For Children * \u201cNURSERY RHYME BALLET.\u201d (A preparatory class for children frorn 2 years to 6) * \u201cTINY TOT TAP.\u201d (A preparatory class for children frorn 2 years to 6) * \"GENERAL CLASSES.\u201d (Classical Ballet, Tap and Acrobatic Dancing) Classes For Adults Yr tallet: Modern Jazz: Musical Comedy: Tap Dancing: * \u201cMUSIC IS FUN.\u201d (Preparatory music classes for children frorn 2 years io 6) Piano Lessons: (Pupils prepared for conservatory exarns) for children and adults Studio: 4845 Sherbrooke St.W., Westmount 937-4707 2 \u2014 Tho \\Afne ban à mama [~~ - - « - GREGORY'S | ORIENTAL RUG ® J Rugs and Carpets | Cleaned ! Repaired | Walt to.Wall Dyed | Broadloom Cleaning 4151 St.Catherine St.W.Phone 932-4277 We Buy Used Oriental Rugs Coming Events Rummage Sale Sponsored by the Mother's Group of the Montreal Oral School for the Deaf, will be held at Grace Church Hall.625 Fortune Street in Pointe St.Charles, on Tuesday.October 17, from 10 am to 6 pm.Art 72 The Home and School Association of Jewish People\u2019s Schools and Peretz Schools are holding an Art Exhibition and Sale at 5170 Van Horne avenue.Wine and Cheese Party, Saturday.October 14, 7 pm to 10 pm.Admission $2.00.Open House Sunday and Monday.October 15, 16 - 10 am to 10 pm.Festival Folkmass With the Island City Singers & Instrumentalists under the direction of Donald Patriquin at Notre Dame Church, Place d\u2019Armes, on Sunday, October 8, 1972 at 12:30 pm following McGill Homecoming \u201872.Walking tours of Old Montreal.riedrich Jeweller.ner in Silver hand made wedding bands Desi original design Gold XIS NIHON ALATA fel 937 1655 WHERE JEWELLERY IS ART Salon Raymond & Jean is proud to Announce the Return of Mr.Claude Well known Stylist & Specialist in the Blower Cut He will be Happy to Welcome his Regular Customers to: Salon Raymond & Jean 6591 Somerled Ave 487-6131 0 En an 2 Humane Societies meeting attended by Westmounters Two Westmounters are among delegates from across Canada attending the annual meeting of the Canadian Federation of Humane Societies in Ottawa today and tomorrow.They are A.L.MacLaurin, the national president, 594 Cote St.Antoine road, and Mrs.John O.McCutcheon, 4070 Trafalgar road, the association's public relations officer and editor of its national Newsletter.Both are long-time active members of Montreal's Canadian Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.Also attending are representatives of associations concerned with the use of animals in science, industry and research.Some topics to be dealt with include humane trapping, transportation of animals by rail and road, and intensive farming method Lectures \u2018Yoga for Peace of Mind\u201d and \u201cThe Science of Yoga,\u201d two public lectures in a series, sponsored by Self-Realization of Los Angeles and Montreal, to be given at Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel; the first lecture, Friday.Oct.13, at 8 pm; the second, on Sunday.Oct.15, at 5 pm.No admission charge.Voluntary offering.For information telephone Eddie Audette, 521- 9081.932-2348 or 365-4945.Bingo Parents Without Partners Inc.will hold their Fall Bingo at 8 pm, October 11, in the Laurier MacDonald School, 400 - 80th Avenue.Ville LaSalle.All proceeds are for the operation of the chapter and the children's winter activities.Please come and have an enjoyable evening and at the same time help to support our children\u2019s activities.SR VALOIS, QUE.SPECIALIZING IN EARLY PINE FURNITURE 33 LAKESHORE ROAD 8 - Thursday, October 5, 1972 > First dinner The University Women\u2019s Club of Montreal Inc.will hold its first dinner meeting of the season on Thursday at 6.30 pm at 910 Sherbrooke street west.ve WESTMOUNT AT THE CANADIAN CLUB: federal politics day at The Canadian Club of Montreal luncheon at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel on Monday.Timothy R.Carsley, 454 Elm avenue, (at microphones) past president of the club, \u2018Where courtesy and service still count\u2019 4141 Sherbrooke West.# Montreal 215.931.5833 © - + feign a | BR ag.EO It was Westmount and was moderator for Westmount\u2019s three federal general election candidates, (seated, left to right) Tory Michael Meighen, NDPer Robert Keaton and Liberal Charles Drury whose main topics were, respectively, strikes, the economy, and the Liberals, with various questions from the floor parried by all three.246 stranded women, girls sheltered at Army's home The Salvation Ariny sheltered 246 stranded women and girls during 1971 at the Women's Emergency Home, 4102 Dor- chester boulevard west, in Westmount.Altogether, 3,730 days of care were given to emergency cases here.This home served 11,190 meals to women and youth in distress.These and other figures appear in the Salvation Army\u2019s annual report issued this week by Major John Carter, public relations officer.In assisting more than 50,000 people who sought help throughout Greater Montreal, this Army spent a record amount\u2014§3,247 414.It benefited from $447,429 in fits to the Red Shield Appeal and the Christmas Cheer and Welfare Fund.In addition, it spent Ea QUEBEC ANTIQUES 8 Phone 697-0643 EE.Repairs & Alterations 2 hrs.Dry Cleaning, JN Extra charge Free Pickup & \u20ac Suits Spon 4 Poire see \u20ac 1 ags NA a a Pa 5.St.Catherine St.W.Extra Bonus! Ns Free 15 Oth-Perspiration Proofing on rything We Clean\u2014An Westmount 935-2000 | 933-5434 Western Valet Service $2,749,361 from the Army\u2019s self- earned income\u2014\u2014receipts from salvage sales, voluntary fees, self-denial offerings and grants.During the year, expenses exceeded income by only $50,624.Thus, according to the report, Richler Mordecai Richler, in- ternationally-known author who has recently returned to Montreal after 18 years in London to become a resident of Westmount, will address the Women\u2019s Canadian Club of Montreal on Wednesday at 2 pm in The Royal Bank Auditorium, Place Ville Marie.His topic will be \u201cGetting it Right\u2014\u2014Modish Gurus, Nationalism and the Novelist.\u201d The chairman of Wednesday\u2019s meeting will be Mrs.A.Stuart Cockfield, president of the Women's Canadian Club.Other executive members are: Mrs.R.J.Wyer, 699 Grosvenor avenue, first vice- -president; Mrs.R.J.Nixon.second vice- Genuine Choice Western BEEK QUALITY iS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT Now owned and operated by Mr.Heinz, well-known family butcher.\u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Closs Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries Fruits and Vegetables.Schaeider's and Nichol's Bacon, Nam and Seusages (Mr.Heinz also features German and other European cuts.Cold cuts a specialty.WCENSED GROCER [ TRvourcroice Canadian Lamb 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcolte Ave WE.7-9455-6 the Army\u2019s services in the Montreal area were 84.7 percent self-supporting.The figures indicated that for every dollar publicly contributed to the Army, it spent six dollars produced by its internal efforts.speaks president; Mrs.Wm.S.Tyndale, 476 Roslyn avenue, honorary secretary; and Mrs.W.M.Martin, honorary treasurer.New members are invited and will be welcome at this.and all subsequent lectures.Information may be obtained from the club at 1040 Atwater avenue, Room 307, or by calling 935-2827.Cashmere & Lambswool Sweaters by Lyle & Scott mailed to you direct from Hawick, Scotland, one of the World's centres of finest knitwear.Ë on Send for brochure to: Wilson of Hawick, 30 Drumlanrig Sq., Hawick, Scotland LAMP AR Reg\u2018d.CEE CNE EE ES SERRES ERE Lamp shades made to order Silk & Parchment Rewiring of Lamps MOVED TO NEW PREMISES 1360 Greene Ave., 932-3991 DOLIDAYS me: | aline.The Westmount Examiner, Vu duay, Thursday, Live De 17a 13 October 5, 1972 - 9 Survey launched on \u2019latch-key children\u201d CITIZENS OF WESTMOUNT 1.Do you/your family have excess leisure time?.ES = Q -\u2026.Hockey Registration for the City of Westmount recreation department\u2019s hockey program is underway.Boys who are residents of Westmount and at least 8 years of age are invited to register by picking up forms at the recreation office at the artificial ice rink from Monday to Friday between 9 am and 4:30 pm.Anyone interested in assisting the program as a coach or referee will be most welcome.Last day for registration will be The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, October 5, 1972 - 15 Curling The City of Westmount recreation department's curling program will commence on Tuesday, Oct.24 at 6:30 pm.People who registered last spring will be receiving a letter in the mail.Anyone who is a resident of Friday, Oct.20 at 4:30 pm.For further information contact John Garland, recreation supervisor, at 932-4293.Westmount and of adult age is welcome to register at the recreation department office in the artificial ice rink.The first meeting will be of an organizational nature, but it is intended to have some curling and instruction.Ice time will be from 6:30 to 8:30 pm for one draw and from 8:30 to 10:30 pm for the second draw.Be prepared to state your preference for the season schedule.Bring your neighbor along.How to make friends with an oil furnace.If you've just moved into a new home and discovered an oil furnace there, waiting to welcome you, you're lucky.Because an oil furnace really is man's best friend.But you've just met this one, and there may be a lot you don't know about it.Like what makes it run?Did its previous owner treat it radio-dispatched trucks to look after every little thing your furnace or boiler will ever need.Call us when you move, and we'll introduce ourselves to you, and right?How often do you have to feed it?How can you tell when it's happy?That's where we come in, because we've had many winters of experience with oil furnaces.And we have the people, equipment and you to your furnace.We're TOLHURST PETROLEUM LTD.TEXACO \u2018 da Phone 279-7211 your money.\u2018Open evenings Drop in and see the Datsun line of cars.Choose the model you prefer.you'll ever need, and it gives you a lot more for SERVICE A big stock of Datsun parts, trained mechanics mean prompt service.5925 Decarie near Van Horne Have you been buying more lcar than you need?es It's all the car Tel.739-3131 Convenient parking.Immediate delivery Convenient financing.Datsun Wagon ?16 3 ia}, EU \u201c Es \u20ac RS - ay a i A Be & = LISTE Ay soe = > Je es or Ah The Westmount Aa LR a TE \u20ac Pe Say oe En, 4 ; 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