The Westmount examiner, 19 juillet 1973, jeudi 19 juillet 1973

[" @ Counterfeit $5s plague local stores Four more counterfeit $5 bills were found in Westmount Square this week, raising the tally during the past five weeks to eight found in Westmount.Westmount Police are working closely with the RCMP to discover the source of the bills, of which there are now two distinct types.In both cases.the fives are old-series bills, in which the portrait of Queen Elizabeth gives an important clue to the money's authenticity One of the series is notable by the very poor print quality of the Queen's face and hair.The paper is of low quality also.In this series, serial numbers all begin V-X 3357\u2014.Numbers V-X 3357950 and V-X 3357952 have been found in Westmount.the RCMP has recovered numbers V-X 3357951 and V-X 3357596 in other places.Second series In the second series, tell-tale signs are more difficult to come by.Serial numbers do not correspond at all: however.the blue ink used to print the bill does not overlap with the lower right- hand part of the Queen's shoulder.as it should.Also.in the second a\u2019 of the word **Canada\u2019 in the phrase \u2018Bank of Canada,\u201d the normal triangle within the letter looks more like a check-mark, according to police.Serial numbers in this series.known to have been found in Westmount.are S-X 9178425.T-X 3904757.T-X 939-0349.and V-X 5031301.The RCMP have found 21 other phoney bills in the Montreal and Quebec areas.Storekeepers or individuals who find more counterfeit fives should call Westmount Police or the RCMP.Most of the bills found in Westmount so far have turned up in Alexis Nihon Plaza.Westmount Square.and in businesses on Greene avenue.62 bikes go Six bicycles were stolen in Westmount during the past week.reflecting an \u2018\u2018average\u2019\u2019 toll according to Westmount Police.Of the six bikes, two were recovered: one of those had been taken by two 12-year-old boys, who had stripped the bike and painted it green.Besides the whole bicycles.two bike wheels were taken from a locker at 6 Park Place on Sunday.The locker was found broken into at 6:50 pm.delivered to your home every week fn only \u20184 * per year.Have The Examiner The City of Westmount took the one remaining formal step, short of ac- tval ground-breaking ceremonies, toward construction.of the Hillside public housing project Monday night, when Mayor Paul Ouimet signed deeds purchasing the site and contracts for construction of the 64 housing units.Very little was made of the actual! act of signing NLT WEST Examiner Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home Vol.XLV, No.29 Westmount 215, P.Q., Thursday, July 19, 1973 10¢ Hillside deeds, contracts signed away over $1.5 million dollars for the land and construction.Mayor Ouimet sat in his city hall office surrounded by officials from the city, the Quebec Housing Co- oporation, Brandon Construction Company, and the two railroad companies who owned the property, to sign the deeds and to initial the several errors or omissions found at the last minute.Fernand Gaudreau of the Quebec Housing Corporation and Maurice Denommee, president of Brandon Construction Company, CMHC, QHC IN MEETING NEXT WEEK A high-level \u2018policy meeting\u2019 between officials of Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation and of Quebec Housing Corporation is to take place early next week, it was learned in Ottawa yesterday.CMHC is investigating charges by Westmount Landscape Architect Klaus Bartholl that the Hillside public housing site plan is in contravention of National Housing Act requirements.Under a 1970 agreement, QHC is responsible for passing on Quebec projects in CMHC's behalf for NHA financing.were also on hand to witness the mayor's signatures.City Clerk Ronald Seaman also signed the documents.Start next month Construction is expected to begin early in August, once Continued on page two NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER By ERIC NEAL July 20 to 28 n this iast quarter to the ull Moon is almost always \u2018ttest part of the summer arature range, nights down n the south and some days \u2018Oor 95 degrees, 35 and 80 in orth, 65 and 95 along the ard from Prince Edward i to Cape Cod.with cool es erally sunny, very warm, + and humid with scattered ng thundersquatis.In 1962 veek we had an earthquake aine, a tornado near Corn and another in the ~auguay region with a low meter reading of 28 9 inches HAND CRAMPS?Westmount Mayor Paul Ouimet, left, and Maurice Denommee, president of the Brandon Construction Company, take a moment's rest Monday night while signing and initialling the many pages involved in the contract for the Hillside public housing project.Quebec Housing Corporation representative Fernand Gaudreau, right, keeps signing.Motorcycle, 3 cars crash Two Westmount motorcyclists were injured in an accident involving three cars on Sherbrooke street near Mount Stephen avenue yesterday at 2:58 pm when their motorcycle hit the open door of a Westmounter\u2019s car.Stephen Guttman, 22.and 20- year-old Miss Donna Block.both of 90 Somerville avenue.were headed west on Sherbrooke street when, they claimed, Douglas l.auder of 66 Aberdeen avenue opened the left-hand door of his car.The cyclists hit the door, causing the motorcycle to fall on wet pavement which city workers had just washed.Another car, westbound, directly behind the cyclists and driven by 34-year-old George Vlassis of Montreal, tried to stop to avoid the accident and skidded into the eastbound lane of Sherbrooke street, where it bumped into a car driven by Mrs Elizabeth Welsford of 4307 Montrose avenue.Mrs.Welsford had already stopped when she saw the accident.Mr.Guttman and Miss Block were taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital by Westmount Police for treatment of injuries sustained in the incident.Mr Guttman suffered a bruised ankle and lacerations to his chest, while Miss Block had a scraped shoulder and possible rib injuries.Both were treated and later released.There was minor damage to all four vehicles.Holton theft A motorcycle was reported stolen from 87 Holton avenue at 5:45 pm last Friday.Firemen sub for locksmith A woman residing at 1267A Greene avenue left her house Tuesday just after 9 am.then discovered she had left the keys inside.She called the Westmount Fire Brigade.which sent a truck and set up a 20-foot extension ladder to a second floor-window.À fireman climbed inside and opened the door for the grateful woman.A policeman at the scene suggested later that persons locked out of their houses should.more properly.call a locksmith to help them back in.\u2018\u201cFaclusive of tips, our happiness during these two weeks works out to $83.25 a day.\u201d MUC presence: Hallowe'en wagon next to disappear One of Westmount's famous black-and-orange public safety vehicles will fall prey next week to the growing appearance of the Montreal Urban Community on city streets, when it will be replaced by a blue-and-white MUC police ambulance.Already the three black police cars have been replaced by MUC police vehicles 30-1.30-2, and 30-3, the last of which appeared last week.Westmount Polices one motorcycle.taken in for repairs this week, was repainted blue and given MUC Insignia.Sentimental Westmounters can still get reassurance from the one \u201cHallowe'en wagon\u201d and one black-and-orange traffic van patrolling city streets, though police officials warn the mileage is getting high on both of these vehicles as well.There is no indication yet when or whether these two vans will be replaced.Drury here for seminar The Hon.C.M.Drury will be in Westmount next Wednesday for a small, informal, seminar on Canadian control of Canadian corporations.Westmounters who may wish to attend can telephone 283-5789 and make arrangements with the secretary or leave a message with the answcring service.Unwatched Someone walked off with a gold watch left in the men's locker room of the Westmount swimming pool Sunday evening.Police learned of the theft at 8 pm. 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 19, 1973 Hillside .Continued from page one construction workers end their mid-summer vacations.Occupancy of the 64 units scheduled in the first phase of the housing project is expected in May.The mayor and city clerk had been authorized by council July 3 to sign the contract with Brandon; a snag appeared, however, ATTEND A Fir when it was discovered the city did not yet have proper title to the land.A motion quickly passed at the formal council meeting on Monday authorized the mayor to sign the title deeds.Moments after these were signed, construction contracts were quickly finalized.The press was on hand to watch the signing; otherwise, no public was invited or chose to attend the quick, determinative signing procedure.Westmount Tenants\u2019 Association President Al Fisher, who has spent the last seven years agitating for the project, and Westmount Ward 3 Central Citizens\u2019 Committee representative W.D.MacLean, long-time opponent of the housing, showed up for the formal city council meeting but left city hall shortly afterward.Neither man, nor any of the others in the audience during the meeting, made any reference to the project during the regular question period.HURCH SERVICES AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE ANGLICAN ANGLICAN ANGLICAN ST.MATTHIAS Cote St.Antoine Road at Church Hill CENTENNIAL YEAR Archdeacon J.N.Doidge The Rev'd.F H.K.Greer TRINITY V 8:00 A M.Holy Eucharist 11 00 A.M.Matting Sermon The Rev.F.H.K.Greer Wednesday 10:00 A.M Holy Communion Stephen A Crisp, A.R.C.O Organist and Choirmaster CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Corner of Wood an Maisonneuve, Westmoun: The Rev'd Eric Dungan.M.A.TRINITY V 8.00 AM Holy Eucharist 10:30 AM Sung Eucharist (Nursery tacilities) HOLY EUCHARIST DURING THE WEEK 9:30 A.M.Wednesday St.James Deputy Organist: Alan Stewart UNITED ST.ANDREW'S WESTMOUNT 101 COTE ST.ANTOINE ROAD.JULY 22nd Joint 11:00 A.M.Services, Dominion Douglas Church, Roslyn & The Boulevard Rev.E.A.Kirker, B.A., B.D.Rev.Harvey White, Dir.C.E.Gordon White L.Mus.B.Mus.All are Welcome BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.West at Roslyn Ave.Nearest Downtown Baptist Church MINISTER: REV.J.FRANK PATCH, B.A, B.D, D.D.Director of Music: Rowland R.Amos, B.Mus.JULY 22nd 11:00 AM.HEAD, HEART AND HAND Baptismal Service 7:30 P.M.GALILEAN ACCENT Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 P.M.Visitors Always Welcome ST.STEPHEN'\u2019S DORCHESTER and ATWATER Lt Col The Rev'd.George B.Fee July 22nd 10:30 A.M.Holy Communion Eustace Tait, A.R.C.C.O.Organist and Choir Direct.WELCOME TOALL UNITED WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH (UNITED) Lansdowne Ave.and Maisonneuve Blvd.Rev.J.E.Nix, B.A., B.D., S.T.M.Minister Mr.Christopher Jackson, Organist JULY 22nd 11:00 A.M.Morning Worship in Dominion-Douglas Church, Roslyn & The Boulevard All are Welcome DOMINION DOUGLAS Westmount Boulevard and Lansdowne Rev.R.Douglas Smith, B.A_, B.D.Rev.John T.P.Nichols, M.A, B.D 10:45 A.M.Music before Service Ted McLearon, Organist 11:00 AM.Morning Worship Sermon: \"Life's supreme reference\u2019\u2019 Rev.R.Douglas Smith Cottee Hour at close of worship Mr.Ted McLearon Director of Music Reserved on Examiner: WTA extends thanks to various supporters The Westmount Tenants\u2019 Association made three official shows of emotion at their monthly meeting last Thursday night.The group will send a get-well card and flowers to Ald.Charles Aspler.who has fought long and hard for the public housing project into which the former Westmounters will move next May.Ald.Aspler is now recovering from a bout of pneumonia which followed a heart attack he suffered two weeks ago.Association members will send letters of thanks to those who publicly supported them during their eight years\u2019 struggle to return to Westmount.Singled out for their efforts were radio commentator Neil McKenty, The Montreal Star and The Gazette, Ald.Aspler and Ald.Douglas Robertson, Architects Michael Fish, Robin Pratt and Joe Baker and lower Westmount Landlord Fred Leclaire.WTA President Al Fisher mentioned in passing that The Examiner might be thanked for printing his letters to the editor accurately, \u201cbut I'm not going to thank them for hitting us over the head.\" The members later held a moment of silence for Mrs.Sheila Wakely, formerly of 1053 Greene Scared off A man noticed two youths inside his car behind 100 Abbott avenue last Thursday night, and suspected them of trying to steal the vehicle.When he stepped outside the house, the youths fled.Ever see or hear raves about Our FTD CALENDAR?A personal visit and a cash order will guarantee your 1973 Calendar.CHARGEX a GERALD McKENNA Flowers 6006 Sherbrooke St.West Tel: 487-1300 avenue and WTA member, who died May 16.Council okays Hillside Yard deed signing Westmount city council finally approved Monday night the purchase of the CPR \u2018\u2018Hillside Yard\u2019 on which it will build the Hillside Place public housing.The property.which the city had an option to buy as far back as 1971, was bought from the Ontario and Quebec Railway Company and Canadian Pacific Limited for $402,555.Another $32,602.25 goes to remove railway equipment and to erect a fence along the present CPR right-of way, as well as to cover \u2018\u2018incidental expenses in modifying other affected railway facilities.\u201d The motion to purchase the property was read by Ald.Donald McCallum in place of Ald.Charles Aspler.who is ill; Ald.Douglas Thom seconded the measure.The absence of Ald.William Wood, council's one consistent opponent of the project, meant there was no debate: the motion Was carried in a space of minutes.The mayor and city clerk, who were authorized by council to execute the purchase on behalf of the city.Westmount was then the owner of the property.There was no mention during the question period following the formal meeting of the impact of Monday night\u2019s motion; nor did any council members volunteer comment on the motion.\"AIR TICKET RESERVATIONS ?5) Call or See @ PANEX 931-7244 One Westmount Square Lesson Sermon Subject this Sunday LIFE Golden Text: Proverbs 16:22.Understanding is a wellspring of life unto him that hath it 11:00 A.M.Church 11:00 A.M.Sunday School Every Wednesday 8:00 P.M.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1 fo 4 p.m.Wednesday 6:30 to 7:45 p.m.ALL ARE WELCOME CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SYNAGOGUE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, CONGREGATION SCIENTIST, WESTMOUNT SHAAR 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street HASHOMAYI M 450 Kensington Rabbi Wiltred Shuchat Assistant Rabbi Herbert Mandi Cantor Emeritus Nathan Mendelson Cantor Joseph Gross Assistant Cantor Herman Muller SABBATH SERVICES Sabbath Eve, 6:30 p.m.in the Chapel Sabbath Morning.9 00 a.m.in the Chapel Sabbath Twilight, 8:30 p.m.DAILY SERVICED Sunday, July 22, 8:45 a.m., 8:00 p.m.CANADA PERMANENT TRUST Complete Real Estate Facilities are available to you by calling JOHAN DRAPER, FRI, Manager 4014 St.Catherine Street West 937-9291 SALES, PURCHASES, LEASING ® Offices Across Canada * Transferee Plan e 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Ltd., water entrance, $90: 110 Abbott: for L.Nerenberg by Lewis Conway Ltd., to replace two fixtures in bathroom, $600; for J.M.Bishop by Christie Plumbing Ltd.replacing water entrance, $100: 22 (Chesterfield: for P.Gendreau by G.Goulet.repairs to balcony.$250: July 12 133 Elm: for T.Creery by R.Belanger, renovations to dwelling, $3.000: 1465 Sherbrooke: for P.& R.Desjardins Co.Inc.by selves and Hydronic Services Inc., alterations and plumbing.$5.000: July 13 1280 Dorchester: for Mrs.E.Chad by G.MacArthur.to install partition for fire exit, $500: July 16 1i11Greene: for Alan H.Rose by self and M.Filiault Co.Ltd.alterations.for new bathroom.plumbing.$600: 630 Roslyn: for H.David J.Gregory by Frank Hason Construction Ltd.and Christie Plumbing Ltd.renovation and replacing one sink, $6.000; 1221 Dorchester: for Mrs.T.Giblin by Christie Plumbing Ltd.alterations and plumbing, $1.000: 3189 The Boulevard: for C.Lallouz by self, constructing a new terrace.$1.500.Former residents of Selby street and Greene and Brooke avenue seemed quite pleased last Thursday night that the Hillside public housing project seemed ready for construction at ast.Over 30 members of the Westmount Tenants\u2019 Association, meeting in Victoria Hall, expressed their determination to move into the project expected to be ready next May.and felt strongly that they should be accommodated before consideration is given to other prospective tenants.By-law 261, the original public housing measure passed by Westmount city council in December 1971.promised that \u201cmembers of the Westmount Tenants\u2019 Association would be primary residents of the project.\u2018 according to WTA President Al Fisher.The promise was not enough for one man, however.who moved that the association notify council that \u201cwe wanted our members to be the first ones to move into the project,\u201d a motion approved by applause from the other members.The motion, it was explained, was to ensure that the long- JLRS CHRISTIE PLUMBING LIMITED Complete Plumbing Service Fast - Efficient ® Residential ® Commercial © industrial 24 Hour Service 484-2010 5331A Sherbrooke W Thursday, July 19, 1973 - 3 WESTMOUNT RICO Examiner 0 WE.3- WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certitied Wotchmakers ESTABLISHED 1899 HMAN°S JEWELLERS 4046 1216 Greene Ave.y WTA seeks top priority or Hillside 2e en 1 4 HAPPY TENANTS: Many members ot the eight-year-old West- mount Tenants\u2019 Association turned out last Thursday night in Victoria Hall to hear the news they have been waiting for from WTA president AI Fisher, on left at head table, and secretary Bob Gaul.standing and devoted members of the eight-year-old group should have priority over others with \u2018\u2018vested rights\u201d who had been evicted from Selby and Greene dwellings when the Trans-Canada Highway was built.Seniors favored Beyond their own determination to come back, people were not sure whe should be given second priority to move into the project.Mr.Fisher suggested many senior citizens in Westmount were badly in need of public housing: though this idea was generally accepted, some mention was made of our evic- tees whose homes in Westmount were destroyed for public purposes.One man said his children, now grown with families, should be allowed to move back to Westmount, \u2018\u2018in preference to a stranger coming from nowhere.\u201d \u201cYou're opening up a can of worms,\u201d Mr.Fisher said of the suggestion.He suggested the man check with Westmount city council and the Quebec Housing Corporation concerning rules covering the matter.One woman felt the association should establish a community centre in the project, where tenants would pursue social programs - for members.Mr.Fisher noted that the WTA already had participated actively to help senior citizens and welfare cases, and had run a booth at last year\u2019s September Fair.Lower Westmount Activist Fred Leclaire, invited to speak by Mr.Fisher, suggested the WTA join actively in helping to restore buildings along St.Antoine street and Greene avenue, near where the members once lived.At the end of the meeting Mr.Fisher noted that the association is still accepting member donations of clothing and furniture for distribution to the needy.where were they going 2 PED D CS CEE CE ES CS rss CE The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week.July 10 7:00 pm: 638 Victoria, television fire: 9:19 pm: 19 Stayner.defective fuse panel.July Nil; July 12 10:15 pm: opposite 10 Aberdeen, overturned flarepot: July13 1:17 pm: 2 Westmount Square.strange odor: 3:12 pm: 8 Severn, flooded basement; 6:12 pm: 4478 St.unnecessary call, Catherine, July 14 1:32 am: Greene and Selby, false alarm; 10:11 pm: opposite 473 Prince Albert, car leaking gas.July 15 K:16 pm: opposite 595 Roslyn, overturned flarepot.July 16 Nil.July 17 #10 am: 1276A Greene.locked out (see story) woman MORTE S Royal Trust THE SIGN THAT SELLS Mr.John Aird Mrs.Jane Allan Mrs.Catherine Barton Mr.Douglas W.Baxter Mrs.Nora Bernier Mrs.Joan Colby Mrs.Margaret Evans Mr.Craig Groves Mrs.Sally Hallows Mrs.Julie Keefer Mrs.Valerie Kyle Mrs.Barbara Ferguson Mrs.Josephine Lantier our expert staff: Mr.J.R.Quinlan, F.R.l.Manager 4145 Sherbrooke St.W.932-2936 | Buying or Se for residential rea lling | estate MONTREAL'S LARGEST REALTOR Office Open Saturdays to serve you be 933-9184 Mrs.Claudette Limoges 481-5907 487-4791 Mme Mareille Lavery 486-7650 481-9157 Miss M.Loofbourow 937-6191 937-1594 Mrs.Muriel Maclsaac 935-8009 484-2485 Mrs.Joan McCallum 935-8154 | 935-8625 Mrs.Joan McGuigan 489-7150 932-6329 Mrs.Elizabeth Paul 481-9915 481-6360 Mrs.Nicole Powell 487-6069 931-6571 Mrs.Dorothy Raich 482-4793 932-5464 Mr.Mark Rost 738-3796 737-6911 Mrs.G.Strous 487-2907 488-8423 Mr.Aubrey Wassyng 937-6674 .932-0567 | + Royal Trus tter Contact with confidence, in confidence THE Examiner Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home WESTMOUNT Published Every Thursday J.W.Sancton & Sons Ltd., 4630 St.Catherine Street West, Westmount 215, P.Q.Editorial, Accounting, Circulation, Display Advertising Departments 932-3157 Classified Advertising, 8.30 a.m.to 5 p.m.weekdays (To 8:00 p.m.Mondays and Tuesdays) 931-7511 The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service Carrier and mail subscriptions $4.50 per year, $2.50 half year; 2 years $8.75.3 years, $12 75 Tencents a copy Member of the Canadian Community Newspapers Association, Quebec Community Newspapers Association Second class mail registration number 1760 4 - Thursday, July 19, 1973 CCNA VERIFIED CIRCULATION Pain We Say Hillside not in clear BEFORE Brandon Construction gets its power shovels into the overgrown sods of the CPR's erstwhile Hillside Yard, the Hillside Place public housing could still be in trouble.Opponents have not dropped the idea of legal action to halt it.More important, the revelation a fortnight ago by Landscape Architect Klaus Bartholl that the site planning may be in contravention of National Housing Act regulations could likewise put a stop to construction.Indeed, Mr.Bartholl's as yet unanswered allegations could bring on a first-class confrontation between Quebec and Ottawa.++ + THE EXAMINER learned yesterday that a \u2018policy meeting\u2019 is to take place early next week between Central Mortgage & Housing Corporation and Quebec Housing Corporation.Biggest single chunk of money slated for Hillside is federal.Until 1970 it was the responsibility of CMHC to administer such funds and, in that year.an agreement between the two corporations charged QHC with passing on the suitability of projects in the Province of Quebec lt would seem that since then CMHC took QHC's word for it that NHA regulations were being met.Then two things happened.almost coincidentally: CMHC got a tough new president in Ottawa.Mr.William Terron, and a copy of Mr.Bartholl\u2019s study of the Hillside site proposal landed on Mr.Terron\u2019s desk.Another copy landed on the desk of Mr Jacques Berner.president of QHC.+ + + NOW, apart from the headlong push by a majority of Westmount city council to get on with Hillside, heads were swimming at city hall over the speed with which QHC has moved recently On June 19, city council passed the new public housing by-law.In Quebec it was received, approved and an order-in- council was published in the space of eight davs, on June 27.authorizing the city to go ahead In another six days, on July 31.city council authorized the signing of the contract The actual signing was held up another 13 davs.to last Monday night, only because the city had, somehow.not meanwhile taken possession of the land The speed of atl this, particularly Quebec's alacrity with that order-m-council, is breathtaking against the traditional pace of action by governments and their agencies.Someone in the Ancient Capital was in a hurry.+ + + THERE could be regrets.Neither CMHC nor QHC has contradicted Mr.Bartholl\u2019s assertions with regard to possible contravention of NHA site requirements for Hillside.They have had two weeks to do this.We do know, however, there has been a great deal of scurrying in both organizations.Next week's \u201c\u2018policy meeting\u201d well could be a confrontation over QHC's application of CMHC'\u2019s rules for obtaining NHA funds.In fact, Hillside has the potential to become a cause celebre with national political overtones and consequences.City consistent down to the end SOMEONE slipped.The city blew over $1.5 million\u2014albeit much provincial and federal monies\u2014 Monday night in Westmount's biggest single splurge for a long time, and probably its longest-considered, most- questioned and most-questionable undertaking.The mayor and city clerk signed the deed for the land ($435,157.25) and then the contract for the construction ($1,071,908) of the Hillside Place public housing.This, we reckon, was an occasion\u2014good or bad, depending on ones point of view.There are some bitter divisions in the community.despite which the city has bulled ahead with the scheme.One would have expected that city council, with its professed convictions, the precedent-setting nature of the project.and the interest of many.would have made more of the event.But.no.The only reference to Hillside in the desultory.15-minute publie council meeting that evening was a resolution authorizing the signing of the deed.These was no discussion.No announcement of the signing.This despite the fact that perhaps the most interested person of all, Mr.Al Fisher.president of the Westmount Tenants Association, and one of his most active heutenants was present in the audience.Instead.members of the press invited to the mayor's office for the usual post: meeting informal discussion, questioning, mterviewing, ete.discovered the notary for Canadian Pacific and the president of Brandon Construction on hand: and there the Beautiful, quiet Hillside Place signings took place.Why was this not announced?Why did it not take place in the open, in the council chamber, in the presence of those interested?Small matter?Of little consequence?Not at all.From beginning to end, the Hillside story has been shrouded in secrecy, privacy, avoidance of openness on the part of a city council which has done a deplorable job of defending its position on this important issue.The lack of ceremony for the final act thus was typical.Editorial Notes OUR eye has been caught, browsing through the National Assembly's Bill 25 (The Appropriation Act No.4, 1973-74), by the one item voted for the Department of Revenue.It is earmarked \u201cProgram 1, Tax Administration\u201d and is $30,372,200.We haven't been paying too much attention and haven't noticed \u2018Appropriation Act Nos.1, 2 and 3\"\u2014 and, who knows, there may be Nos.4, 5 or even 6, perhaps, before the fiscal year is through.So we don't know if \u2018\u2018Tax Administration\u2019 is to cost Quebec any more than the amount quoted.We suspect it might.Nonetheless, it seems to us that this is one whale of a lot of money with which just to collect taxes.Someone fast with a calculator, or mental arithmetic, will be quick-to point out that this is less than 1 percent of the $3.313, 888,125.03 (get that .03!) which is the total appropriation of Bill 25.Even so, $30 millions will buy one heck of a lot of tax forms and pay for an awful lot of clerks and their accoutrements.Indeed, that item is three times the total budget of the City of Westmount, MUC banditry and all.Sums juggled these days by governments are so astronomical that we wonder if anyone, including members of the governments, really understands them.We sure don't and it scares us.+ + + EYEBROWS were raised at Westmount Rotary not long ago when an outline of requirements for the huge Rotary International convention in Montreal in 1975 was circulated.A.\u2018House of Friendship\u201d is listed, the committee for which is expected to arrange.among other things.\u2018for unobtrusive entertainment at odd hours.\u201d Tus Us tasount Lorne wen mt Revive Thirty-five Years Ago July 22, 1938 \u2018\u201cWestmount\u2019s building by-law withstood an attack made against it on Tuesday when Mr.Justice Fortier refused to issue a writ of prohibition requested by Mrs.James A.Howley, proprietor of two apartment buildings on Sherbrooke street.The application for the writ attacked the by-law which forbids corridors in apartment buildings which are less than three feet in width.\u201d Twenty-five Years Ago July 23, 1948 *Oddities have a knack of cropping up anywhere and at any time and an election oddity comes to light in the fact that Outremont and Westmount-St.George are the only two places in the Province of Quebec and in places where the provision of polls is most scarce, where a special law for polling declares there can be only one poll per entrance to the buildling.In other words, should a building have three entrances there may be three polls, if only one entrance there can only be one poll.\u201d Fifteen Years Ago July 18, 1958 \u201cIn an effort to track down the basis for a statement Monday by a columnist for a Montreal daily newspaper that \u2018West- mount residents are up in arms over their mail delivery service The Examiner conducted a canvas by telephone of several Westmount residents.Of the five people interviewed, three were quite satisfied.two were slightly perturbed.\u201d Five Years Ago July 18, 1968 ** \u2018You should be with us in this against Quebec-Hydro; you should be on our side.\u2019 This was the appeal made by a delegation of 75 to 100 people from th southern area of the city, seeking action by Westmount's mayor and council to avert the destruction of part of Clandeboye avenue and Prospect street for the construction of a hydro substation.Mayor Michael Tucker, after hearing a graphic and often emotional plea to save the area, promised that the matter would be taken under consideration by council.\u201d Hon.C.M.Drury says.The Van Horne house I have received three enquiries concerning the position of the federal government in the saving of the William Van Horne House on Sherbrooke street.There are two federal government- created organizations who potentially can consider the question of the processing of the Van Horne house.The first is the newly-created Heritage Canada.Heritage Canada is a \u2018\u2018part 2 corporation:\u2019 that is, it is independent of government control.very much along the lines of the National Trust of England.This means it has much greater independence of judgment in the selection of sites and other matters regarding the national heritage.It must be understood that Heritage Canada has only just been set up and is, at the present time, still in its infancy.To designate a site for national heritage purposes requires a considerable amount of research into the architectural and historical value of the site.Heritage Canada does not, at this time, have such a research staff.Resources spread thin This organization was set up and funded in April of this year with a $12,000,000 endowment fund.This means that the annual income of Heritage Canada is approximately 8 percent of the capital sum, namely $960,000.Subtract $300,000 for administration and we are left with $660,000 to be shared among 10 provinces and one territory, or some $60,000 dollars for the whole Province of Quebec.I am informed that they contemplate fund-raising in the future.All donations being tax deductible, in order to add to their endowment so that they may consider the purchase of certain sites for the national heritage.The Canada Council and the Vanier Institute began the same way as Heritage Canada.The second organization with a possible interest in the Van Horne property is the National Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada.The board is the advisor to the minister of Indian affairs and northern development, Hon.Jean Chretien, on matters of a national historic significance.A shower isn't Worth a snap Unless you can Turn on the top JOHN WATSON (Quebec) Limited W.Hartley Barber, President PLUMBING s HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE S,.ace Quotatisns on reque + 368 VICTORIA AVE.487-1760 Consideration is asked Any citizen can ask the board for consideration of an item and a Montrealer already has asked for consideration of the Van Horne mansion as a national site.The secretariat of the board is now investigating this item in order to report to the executive committee, We are informed that the investigation will take a week to 10 days.The report will be passed on to the executive committee, who will then be polled individually to decide whether there should be a full consideration of the matter.The only difficulty perceived is time.Several members of the executive committee, including several distinguished historians, are thought to be now absent from the country.The secretariat of the board, in deference to the urgency of this matter, is moving to contact the members of the executive committee immediately, to avoid any delay in communicating their findings.It must be remembered, however, that the criteria of the board are very strict.For every site accepted, there are between five and six refused.A thorough research of the historical and architectural value will be made as well as a comparative analysis in reference to other Canadian sites.The establishment of these two independent organizations is designed to put in impartial hands decisions affecting the national heritage of Canada.Anthony's VARIETY STORE Post Office Greeting Cards - Etc.Open8amto9 pm (Sundays: 11am toépm) 4500 St.Catherine St.W.(Cor.Abbott) VACATION SPECIAL Escape to the hills.This summer, head for the great Laurention outdoors.Mountain-top estate with 250 ocres to room, hike and climb.Two private rakes, outdoor and indoor pools, tennis, golf, riding, boating, biking, camping Gourmet dining, patio buffets.Doncing and entertainment in the lounge.Special fomily and group rates.Only 50 minutes from Montreal.Phone Direct 866-2219 Toll-Free 1.800-567-6743 Ted Lucos, Manager Val Morin, Quebec SPECIAL RATES Family of 4 $230.MAP and up 6 days \u2014 5 nights WEEKEND SPECIAL $29.95 per person 2 days \u2014 2 nights The Westmount You Say Dog indecency raises more ire Sir: After having spent far too many dollars and several hours on our front garden and lawn patches, as our small contribution toward the appearance of home, street and community, we are anything but amused to find that some dog had violated our violas: or to put it more bluntly, pooped on our pansies.While 1 have no objections to granting dogs walking and snuffling privileges while in transit across my lawn, | do object to owners taking advantage of this tolerance.1 completely fail to understand the mentality of an otherwise normal individual who hustles his dog away from home and suddenly assumes an egocentric attitude that others will not mind his dog on their property.Surely common sense would indicate to an owner that he has an obligation to restrain his pet to his own property or to the curbside.Minimum standards of decency and respect for others would, one would think, suggest that the owner clean up after the dog and at least apologize to the \u2018\u2018injured'\u2019 property owner in cases of accidental destruction, B.Pope 435 Elm avenue, WESTMOUNT 215 Mother Bell has defender Sir: a) In defense of Mother Bell: 1) a request for an unlisted number must be accompanied by a full explanation; 2) humanitarian reasons receive priority; 3) extra expenses are incured by the Examiner, CrownTrust is now paying on Guaranteed Investment Certificates © de cn An excellent short term investment Thursday, July 19, 1973 - s company because of numerous inquiries by callers.(When a sudden and serious circulatory illness fored me to abandon community activities, my phone was ringing 40 times a day.I tried TAS and found that bold people could circumvent it: the alternative was an unlisted phone.) bi In defense of \u2018the wealthy: 1) anyone considered, correctly or falsely, to be wealthy is plagued by phone calls; 2) is it a sin to be wealthy when 50 percent of one\u2019s income melts into the income tax pot?¢) In defense of \u201cmansion owners\u201d: some people prefer a spacious house where they live a simple life; there is no money left over to fill the coffers of the QLE, or haute couture shops.or $30-a-meal restaurants, ete.Let us not judge.If l ask you to not print my name, it is not intended as a witticism re.the Editorial Notes of July 12.Nol Wealthy WESTMOUNT 215 Mrs.Rothman lauds Examiner Sir: Your newspaper played an invaluable role in informing the public about the recent school elections and the candidates running for the positien of commissioner, You performed this service at a time when the daily newspapers were remarkably silent.It was apparent that most candidates were convinced of the efficacy of the local newspaper by their use of this media form.May I thank you and your readers for your interest in education-now and in the future.(Mrs.) Joan Rothman PSBGM Commissioner 10 Bellevue avenue.Ward 4 WESTMOUNT 217, Amounts issued for $500 or more\u2014over $50,000 subject to arrangement.Principal and interest are guaranteed by Crown Trust Company.Interest is paid by cheque or may be compounded during the term if desired.Interest begins on the day monies are deposited.Inquire regarding our attractive interest rates on terms for 1, 2, 3 and 4 years.Kindly make your deposit at our office, or for more details, ask for a descriptive folder.Member of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation und boo Deposit Insurance Hound a [a ne Estar, ary #3 #97 842-8366 To CROWN TRUST COMPANY 1825 Sherbrooke Street West, WESTMOUNT.Quebec.Please send me a copy of \u2018Guaranteed Investment Certificates.\u201d GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG # Rugs and Carpets Cleaned Repaired V/ail to Wall Dyed [ roadloom Cleaning 4151 St.Catherine St.W.Phone 932-4277 We Buy Used Oriental Rugs == =\" \u2018> «CC le CS» r+ - | | | | | | | | | THEQWESTMOUN Tg Examiner 6 - Thursday, July 19, 1973 Ambitious program: Way Ahead\u2019's summer version is bigger, broader The summertime counterpart to Westmount's Way Ahead daycare project has been in operation now for nearly a month and is moving along smoothly at the Unity Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Club on Greene avenue.\u201cLe Temps Communautaire d'Ete\u201d which tries to run exclusively in French\u2014is operating on more money.with more preschool children from a slightly larger area of Westmount, St.Henri and Pointe St.Charles, and with more available facilities and more grandiose projects than the Way Ahead effort.Still, both are concerned with teaching and stimulating lower- middle class and lower-class children to give them the opportunities others take for granted.Employs 11 The program employs 14 per- sons-\u2014mostly students\u2014under an Opportunities for Youth grant and with the help of concerned foundations and corporations.There are eight \u2018monitors\u2019 for the children, along with four specialists, a secretary and the project director, France Bellisle.Significantly, four of the staff are men, offering the children some male perspective in the female- dominated world of the preschool and early-school child.\u201cOpportunities for Youth, Miss Bellisle, herself a French- speaking McGill psychology student, said, \u2018was generous enough to give us much more than Way Ahead could get in the wintertime.'' The children go on trips to Mount Royal and St.Helen's Island, enjoy plenty of materials for their music and \u201cart plastique\u2019 classes, and may even run a full-length film of a circus the 3-6-year-olds are preparing in conjunction with their classes.Now in its third year of operation at the Unity Club, the program even has a special \u201cpsychomotor development\u201d class for children with slight learning disabilities.Miss Bellisle claimed that while about half of the 60-odd students who attend the program are brought Convenience Nuns\u2019 Health Care Centre Island Medical and Dental Centre is located just off the Bonaventure Expressway at the PVM @ entrance to the Champlain Bridge.The DORCHESTER Centre is within a 10 minute drive from anywhere in Westmount and Downtown Mon treal.Free parking is available.The Centre is also easily accessable by the No.12 Bus from Place Ville Marie.Service The Centre has practitioners in tamily medicine, obstetrics and gynacology, pediatrics, cardiology, dentistry, optometry, X ray services and a medical laboratory.Comfort The Nuns\u2019 Island Medical and Dental Centre has modern ground floor tacilities where patients Nuns\u2019 receive individual appointments and every effort is made to ensure that these appointments are serviced on time CallN\\he Centre for an appointment Medical 768 4718 Dental 768 2586 Suite Planning of Canada Ltd.t Place du Commerce, Nuns\u2019 \"URE UNIVERSITY Island Medical and Dental Centre Medical Administration 100, Montreal 201, Que., Island.By ANDY DODGE straight in from the Way Ahead wintertime enrolment and others are holdovers from last summer\u2019s course, about 10 students have been referred to them by hospitals and institutions \u2018to correct socio-emotional problems of children before they get to school.\u201d Many projects In a normal week the children are assigned projects in music, art and drama which they pursue alongside special trips.recreation in nearby Stayner Park, and work they do in conjunction with the proposed circus.\u201cThere's enormous interest in the circus,\u201d Miss Bellisle noted, \u201ceven among the smallest (3- year-old) children.\u201d The children are divided into three age groups for most purposes, though the divisions are not firm.\u2018We will switch children if they're younger in character or more adaptable to an older age group,\u2019 she said, though noting that a 3-year-old boy and his 5-year-old sister, if put in a group together, might stick closely together rather than associating with other children.Running the program in French causes some communication problems, Miss Bellisle admitted, for many of the English-speaking children who make up a large portion of the younger classes.Teachers began to break barriers by getting the children to sing French songs, and found that the children were naturally attracted to the same interests despite language barriers.Most understand \u201cMost of the children understand French now,\u201d Miss Bellisle observed.\u2018It\u2019s getting them to speak French that's difficult.\u201d The children, of riedrich Jeweller.er in various hand made wedding bands original design ALEXIS NIHON PLAZA Des Gold Silver tel 927 1958 WHERE JEWELLERY IS ART Short sleeved Pants 4884 Sherbrooke St.West.SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE 20 percent off all MENS\u2019 & BOYS\u2019 Clothing Extra specials 50% off Sports shirts & T-Shirts Summer Shorts Hush Puppies - $9.98 All Sports Jackets\u2014Reduced 1/3 Warren Men's Wear Lid.Bathing Suits : Beach Coats ; Slippers * Phone 484-3982 nationalities, races, and origins, are teaching Miss Bellisle and the other students as much as they are learning.\u2018\u2018l\u2019ve learned far more about child psychology here than in my course at the university,\u201d the program director said.\u2018\u2018Any university course you take gives you a smaller range of situations.\u201d Miss Bellisle is, of course, learning about management and program co-ordination as well as practical psychology.She has to charge parents $2 a month to cover bus and registration expenses not covered in the Opportunities for Youth and other grants.\u2018Often the parents don't pay, but most do.\u201d She has to manage the grants, and make sure they continue in the future.\u2018If we're refused grants for one year it would be a catastrophe,\u201d she said, noting the importance of continuity in the program.\u2018Up till now we\u2019ve been all right, but we never know about the future.\u201d SUNSET DOLIDAYS canada limited 414] Sherbrooke West.Montreal 215, 931-5833 SOURCE OF SOLACE: Temps Communautaire Director France Bellisle finds a handkerchief for an unhappy youngster who found his way to her office.SINCE 1927 ) Repairs & Alterations ) 2 hrs.Dry Cleaning.No ) Extra Charge ) Free Pickup & Delivery ) Suits Sponged & Pressed ) Shirts Beautifully Laundered in ) Polyethylene Bags ) ) ) ) Free Mil Proofing on Dry Cleaning 50 St.Cat -Odor-Moth-Per, 28 Everyisi &: Extra Bonus! 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WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & HEATING Ltd.24-hour Repair Service 206 Olivier Ave.WESTMOUNT 935-1189 8 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 19, 1973 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CHONE YOUR ADS 931-7511 10 Words 1.00 Featuring (Armstrong materials Expert installation available = \u2019 \u2018Nite Floor & Wall Coverings 4910 Sherbrooke W 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE PRUPRIETE À VINORE Te \u2018or coch additional word Foor bert sera: phone your aa carl, heal deaahne ners Jr 4 go.ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY AND TUESDAY TILL 10.0C PM Wednesday Thur day Frogay nll 5 pre Acts ma, be pag at tre Earner othice 3630 St Cathenre street wet Woe to Cart TR eer Na ter 6525 Ge etleut caer 0 arg eS = Pet gttice 233 Dunbur avenc- Aduerthispner not paf for « odsance of publication are subject to a 25 eet billing charge LP, ther be paid withe tu thee charge at any brarch ot the Bank of Montre or The Rowal Bonk | Canodo on the Islan d of Montrea AE.LtPAGE \\MMEUBLES REALTIES homes Needs both 937-8415.DEPARTMENT and duplexes in Westmount and surrounding areas for clients already registered for September and October occupancies furnished and unfurnished.Please call our two full time rental agents; Mrs.P.Vickers 935-8541 or 486-3725 or Mrs.L.Colfer 935-8541 or RENTAL COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIETE DE CAMPAGNE À VENDRE custom kitchen.Champlain AUTHENTIC FEDERAL COLONIAL STYLE Completely restored.6 rooms, custom bath, Natural hotair heating.Fully insulated, new electricity, new plumbing.'a acre, magnificently lanscaped.Perennial gardens, apple trees, hugh shade trees.Antique split rail fences.) car garage.Out building.Very low taxes.Completely unique.Only 45 minutes to Lake Call 1-294-2514 Evenings and Week.Ends Pine floors.Oil Very reasonable Antique Gabled Victorian Completely restored.8 rooms, 112 bath, plus full third floor and full heated basement.New oil hot water baseboard heat.New electricity and plumbing.Fully insulated.Bay window.Original full window shutters.Large garage with room above.Ideal family house.Only 45 minutes south of Montreal.Very low taxes.Call 1-294-2514 (Evenings and Week-ends) PROPERTY WANTED FRUPRIETE DEMANOEE \u20ac PROPERTY WANTED PROPRIETE DEMANDEE G Montreal Trust ç Thinking of Selling! 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Tom Merrick Berney 735-2281 486-4624 1972 was \u2018he best year :n my 10 year Real Estate Carver | have many clients who are looking tor homes :n your area May | sell them yours?It you would like an appraisal with no obligations to assist you in making up your md, please contact me All replies held \u2018n strictest con tidence.Call Dorothy Raich 932-2936 or 482-4793 Royal Trust Co.BROKERS 21 APARTMENTS TO LET APPARTEMENTS À LOUER HOUSES TO LET 23 MAISONS A LOVER 489-8879 9 accustomed.A style to which you've become Sometimes it's difficult to move from a luxury home to a luxury apartment.At Port Royal.youll scarcely notice the difference.Extraordinarily spacious rooms with panoramic loggias don\u2019t fence you in.You\u2019'll enjoy complete privacy, plus central location and many other impressive conveniences.In fact, home was never like this.Studio, 1.2.3 bedrooms available at certain floors.Rental office on the premises open 9 a.m.to 5 p.m.Monday to Friday FAMILY HOME 4894 Westmount Ave.(Near Claremont) Occupancy October 1st.\u20144 Bedrooms \u2014Garage \u2014Dishwasher \u2014Dryer \u2014Wall-to-wall carpets To visit Call: Mr.933-1103 \u2014Playroom \u2014Completely equipped \u2014Washing machine \u2014Air conditioner G.Deguise 1455 Sherbrooke Street West 937-9511 Redbrooke | Estates Ltd.We maintain a waiting list for certain models not presently available.PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIETE À VENDRE G | 21 APPARTEMENTS À LOUER APARTMENTS TO LET Cottage, 3 bedrooms, living room open tireplace, separate dining room, 1': bathrooms.tinished playroom.Private.No Agents Asking $41,500.Call 735-6985.PROPERTY WANTED PROPRIETE DEMANDEE Property Wanted | have clients who badly need for fall occupancy homes in Westmount or Eastern N.D.G.($25,000 - to $40,000).Phone in confidence.Josephine Lantier 932-2936 Eve.932-0567 Royal Trust Co Brokers LOTS FOR SALE 1 1 TERRAIAS À VENDRE Val David 70,000 square feet.Beautiful levelled lot on hill, lovely trees, Just off highway 11.Water and roads.3 miles from Ste.Agathe Private.Call 489-6186 21 APARTMENTS TO LET SPPARTEMENTS À LOUER N.D.G.2086 BEACONSFIELD Avenue 2':.newly decorated.fur nished and heated.For un formation call 489.5678.Eastern Sublet for August and September.3'; rooms (separate kitchen), watertax paid, fully equiped, $95 per month.Apt.on Sherbrooke street near Claremont Theatre.Call 482- 8142.ST LAURENT, apartment sublet.September 1st.to April 30th.5'2, garage, near C.N Station.$175.Call 334-1319 24 DUPLEX TO LET DUPLEX À LOUER St.James West 3259-69 Ground and 3rd floors, rooms.$65.$75.monthly Royal Trust Agent 4.6! 2 876-7560 VILLE LASALLE, 5: room upper duplex Newly decorated.$140.Near shopping, transportation Immediate occupancy.Call 366-8972.4767-4769 Notre Dame W.S Rooms Unheated 2nd immediate occupancy $55 monthiy Call 861 1681 local 279 Verdun 3081\u201483 3rd floors, 5rooms $65.monthly Royal Trust - Agent 25 DUPLEX WANTED DUPLEX DEMANDE proximately $220.Duplex Wanted in Westmount Bordering on N.D.G.or Snowdon area.Lower preferred.Heated, large living room, fireplace preferred but not necessary.Garden.Occupancy October 1st.Ap.Call 932-7713 or 336-3605 876-7560 27 DWELLING WANTED LOGEMENT DEMANDE House Wanted West End of City, 3 or 4 bedrooms.Approximately $400.monthly.Please call Mrs, A.Laurie Bennett 735.2281 \u2014 486 9266.MONTREAL TRUST BROKERS NURSING SERVICES 28 SERVICE Ut GARDE MALADE Nursing Care R.N.\u2019s R.N.A.\u2019s Practical Nurses Baby Nurses Nurse Companions Male Nurses Home or Hospital WE SIT BETTER 482-9025 31 ROOMS WANTED CHAMBRES DEMANDEES RETIRED comodation lady seeking ac with same in Westmount.Call 735-3242 36 CARS FOR SALE AUTOS À VENDRE CITROEN 2 CV 1969, 46,000 miles, S500.Call 486-0872.36 CARS FOR SATE AUTOS À VE.Must Sell 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 XL 43,067 miles, bucket seats, stick shift.Open to offers.Call 733.2762.Ford Custom À 1 mechanical condition.Ford Custom 1965.Automatic, radio, $175 Call 683-3264, 9 a.m.to 6 p.m Jaguar XK150 1958 Completely restored.Pertect condition.83,000.or best offer.Call Arto 6717010.37 CARS WANTED AUTOS DEMANDEES We Buy for Cap Accidented and used cars in any condition.Call 671.7826 or 671- 8307.TRAILERS 38 ROULOTTES Camper Modified Ford Econoline Van.Good running order.New tires.Accommodation for 4 people.Cupboards, ice-box, interior lighting.Call 482-4687 House Trailer { want to rent 3 small (about 14 or 16 foot) house trailer for 3 weeks, from August 9th or 10th.Young.866.6961 (day) 931-2888 (Evening) J a a ~~ 46 HELP WANTED FEMALE FEMMES FILLES DEMANDEES officetas immediate porary openings pertenced: We have tem.for ex \u2014STENOS \u2014DICTAS \u2014TYPISTS \u2014 CLERKS \u2014BOOKKEEPERS à Aftractive locations Work your own hours Top rates Call Mrs.Cathy Zimmerman Mrs Margaret Duncan OFFICEXTRAS 849.159 Division of Business Employment Bureau 46 HELP WANTLO FEMALE FEMMES Hits (EMANDE ES * PERMANENT house for reliable person seeking employment as housekeeper companion tor small adult family.Wife paraplegice Extra help kept.All appliances.Private room, Beaconsfield lakefront location.For in formation.695-4933, 46 HELP WANTED FEMALE FEMMES FHLES DEMANDEES 47 HELP WANTED MALE HOMMES DEMANDES RN\u2019\u2018S CNA\u2019S Tired of Rotation?Are You looking for a change?Work The Medox Way We have: \u2014Private duty \u2014Industrial positions \u2014Staff openings \u2014Shifts every day You only work when you want to, doing the things you like.Call us, we'd like to tell you more MenoX 861-1728 3 PLACE VILLE MARIE HELP WANTED MALE FEMALE 48 HUMMIS FEMMES DEMANDES Janitor Couple Part Time Wanted 12 Apartments N.D.G.Salary plus free 3 room apartment.Call 288 5001 office hours.Learn to Drive Tractor Trailers Now you can train right here in Canada! Accommodation and expenses paid while training! Tution Tax Deductible! Guaranteed placement assistance! Training available in French or English! For ap plication and interview, write Safety Department The Canadian Institute of Tractor Trailer Training Ltd.150 Ed ward Street, Boc 68 Cornwall, Ontario Or call 613 933 5621 (Formerly Trans Canada Transport Training) HELP WANTED MALE FEMALE HOMMES FEMMES DEMANDES 48 Bookkeeper Responsibly trained to assume tull range of accounting up to and including trial batance.Mus! be neat, accurate and have references.Otfice located un Westmount.Write stating qualifications experience and salary expected to Box No 267, Weekly Adservice, 4630 St.Catherine Street West, Montreal 215, Quebec.WORK WANTED MALE POSITION DEMANDEE HOMME 51 REASONABLE conditioning Reliable.Call 482.9864.Rates.Air Handyman MAN seeking work in homes and offices cleaning walls, ceilings Reasonable.489.4245.\u2014 Service Directory RUSINESS SERVICES MAINTENANCE PAINTING & DECORATING Names for Diplomas Hand Lettering Gothic & Medieval also addressing Invitations For Rates CALL 744-6662 after 5 P.M.BUILDING REPAIRS CEMENT \u2014Brick\u2014Bathroom tile\u2014 Carpentry.274.4245.After 6 p.m.DRESSMAKING Experienced Dressmaking AND Alterations DONE Sheraton Drive @ 481-9195 GENERAL REPAIRS JAMES DOOR and Equipment.Garage door repairs, service 684 6504 684 3876 EXPERIENCED top specsalist at lowest prices for bathrooms, tiles.balconies.painting.Works clean Call 482 5749 after 6 30 pm MAINTENANCE -\u2014 CLEANING walls, cellings, floors, carpets, windows Homes, offices Painting Free estimates.933 1935 CLEANING of walls, ceilings, tloors, woodwork, rugs, upholstery, house exteriors; floor sanding and refinishing, painting, interior and exterior.Free estimates.Veteran's Cooperative.767 991 MOVING & CARTAGE MOVING somewhere?Graduate student appreciates work.Lowest rates.Call John.Free estimate.4B1-6401\u2014486 0502.; GRADUATE student with trucks.Guaranteed Professional Service.Cheapest rates.Call Tim, 481 6385.RAMSAY Moving\u2014Cartage Storage Local and long distance.484-1469 \u2014484-1565 PAINTING Yo Le Entrepreneur Peinture Patrier Tapissier Tapisserie Menuiserie Fer torge Balcons etc.Assurance contre accidents Bonnes referecences Termes si desires M.Bergeron 271-6150 PAINTING.Exterior, Inter.or Protessional work.Guaranteed Reasconable 481 6401 - 486 0502 Belgian Painting Interior Exterior- Residential- Commerciat Reasonable prices.For estimate, call B44 4098 tree LOW PRICES.Interior and exterior painting.By expert with 72 years\u2019 experience.Guaran teed.Call 728-9863.E.PUGH-EVANS Painter & Decorator Interior and Exterior WALLPAPER SPECIALISTS Shop in your own home service for complete line of all the latest wall coverings.10 PERCENT DISCOUNT ON PAPER Free Estimates Calldays-eves.489-7757 PLASTERING Expert Plasterer Cement Drywall.Tite repair Chimney repairs Top pointing Call A.Jubinville 767 4902 and 767 1773 ROOFING OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME LACHINE Rene Guitard.Mgr 637-2308 24 Hour Service | | | Live The Westmount MOTHERS HELP AIDE MATERNELLE 52 Woman Wanted To help with children.Live in or out.Excellent salary etc Hours to be arranged.937 3032.Woman Wanted mn 2 young children References.Call 487 6343 DOMESTIC HELP WANTLD AIDE DOMESTIQUE DÉMANDE 53 Downtown Area Responsible person as housekeeper tor elderly alert gentleman confined to wheel chair.Live in.Phone 932 5004 Monday to Friday between 1! and 12 am.Cleaning Women Wanted Once weekiy.3 hours.Claremont Sherbrooke area.Preferably Thursday or Friday mornings.488 1635.Cleaning Women Wanted with references.515.daily.No fee to Agency.We Sit Better 482-3171 BABY SITIERS WANTEU GARDIENNES DEMANDEES Sitter Wanted To sit and walk elderly lady.2 afternoons weekly.Westmount Park area.Call 931.6673 atter 6.30 p.m.MATURE Baby sitter wanted.Experienced.Odd evenings.Permanent.932.7386 FOR SALE DINING ROOM FURNITURE 60 2 vewose MOBILIER DE SALLE A MANAGER ANTIQUE solid Oak, B piece dining room set.15th century style.Call 636-4088.AUTHENTIC Copy of Louis XVI dining set, made in France, of fine Mahogany.Set includes round table which when ex tended seats 12 people, 6 chairs, silver cabinet with Marble top, china cabinet and console with Marble top.Calls to start July 22 on 934 0674\u2014866 4795.SOLID Walnut dining room set, 6 buffet, china cabinet.$100.Call chairs, Beautiful condition 747 3239 evenings.A VENDRE MOBILIER DE SALON Examiner, 53 Thursday, pomesT HELP WANTED ADE DOMESTIOUE DEMANDE July 9, 1973 - 9 Motherly Housekeeper Wanted For happy congenial Westmount family.2 children.Other help kept.Live in.Excellent accommodation.Salary open.WRITE TO BOX 266 c.o WEEKLY ADSERVICE 4630 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST WESTMOUNT 215, P.Q.FOR SALE LIVING ROOM FURNITURE FOR SALE GENERAL A VENORE GENERAL \u2014Complete line of gowns - and up Fantastic Buys Summer Merchandise infants and children\u2019s wear 25 cents to $).~Lady\u2019s maternity wear $3.and less.\u2014 man\u2019s, lady's sportswear: trousers, shirts, blouses and skirts, sweaters .50 cents \u2014Beautiful light weight comforters $3.up \u2014Factory clearance of new sleeping bags -All sizes and weights $3.to $5.Shop at Bargain Boutique 4960 Decarie Blvd.484-0836 Monday to Wednesday 103 M to4p m Thursday !p M to0Bp m Friday \\0a m to2pm dresses and Beautiful 68 FOR SALE CLOTHING & #URS A VENDRE VETEMENTS ET FOURAURES Paris, Worth a visit at once 2155 Mountain Open All Summer \u2018\u2019No Saturdays\u201d\u2019 New Merchandise every week Rome, high quality ladieswear, practically new.MANY ONE OF A KIND at a traction of original cost Summer, office, beach and travelwear different, many imports Always a large variety of gowns wedding.Exotic or classic La Boutique Fantasque Quality Resale Dress Shop New York, Montreal, Colourful, lounging, formal, 288-3655 $100.The Lot Scandinavian style Living room furniture Carpet.tables.lamps.etc.Call 334 7085.62 FOR SALE BEDROOM FURNITURE À VENDRE MOBILIER DE CHAMBRE BEDROOM furniture.Excellent condition.Blond Southern style 5 drawer highboy.credenza with sliding doors, bedside tables.All with glass tops.Wall mirror and head board.3250.After 6 p.m, 931 3203 FOR SALE KITCHEN EQUIPMENT 63, VENDRE EQUIPMINT Dt CUISINE Moving Electric stove 30 inch.seit cleaning fridge {Avocado green) 146 cubic teet, double door frost! free, portable dishwasher Aimost new Call 733 2762 FOR SALE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS A VENDRE INSTRUMENTS DE MUSIQUE ACCORDION Lerenell: 120 base Mint condition.Call evenings 487 1803 FOR SALE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS À VENDRE INSTRUMENTS DE MUSIQUE FOR SALE GENERAL A VINDRE GENERAL PIANO location, vente, reparation, achats Mme Briere Specialiste.273 9049 ARIA Guitar and case $45 Call 488 6978 ANTIQUES ANTIQUITES 65 SOLID Oak Victorian Reed Organ for private sale Ex cellent sound $500.Call Mr Slavick Days 861 1831 Eves 931 5663 66 FOR GALE GENERAL À VENDRE GENERAL KITCHEN set with 4 chairs, good condition, 3 single hed headboards, Dark Walnut, $15 each or best offer.Deluxe Phillips AM FM Stereo multiplex with record changer, floor cabinet, $250 , corner desk with one drawer, Dark Walnut.Call 488 1085 ?MATCHING wing chairs; 2 settee.portable GE television, 19 inch Call 737 6302, after 6 p.m Moving Sale Valuable hone china, silver and crystal pieces at sacrifice prices Also books records, household effects.Saturday July 21st, 10am 4 pm Sunday July 22nd, 9 am ?2 pm 64 Dufferin Road near Queen Mary Must Sell China, crystal, silverplate «ems 488 B779 sterling and Private Cail BUY your furniture directly from manufacturer No commission to salesman All styles Special for the month, 3 rooms Colonial, Canadiana, or Futurist value $2,000 for $895 Payable $5 weekly 523 1687 REPRODUCTION Tiffany.Paintings, Marble table Call 139 8234 ANTIQUE rocking chair, White portable sewing machine, 4 drawer steel filing cabinet; Pane Gestetner.electric chord organ.?Jaguar tres.man\u2019s Croyden coat with detachable ining, size 40 Call 4B6 8001 10 .The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 19, 1973 fection.own under 10.PERMANENT FOSTER HOME Charming attractive girl of 15 is looking for a toster home.Young for her age, deprived of love as a baby, she needs security and af.She has poise and good manners but becomes depressed when she feels rejected.She needs Foster Parents who are able to give and receive a lot of love.Possibly in their middle years or perhaps with children of their Both father and mother should be actively involved with this child who desperately needs a good family experience to prepare her to face the realities of her future life.Please call week-days The Catholic Family And Childrens Services 933-7381 Foster Home Recruiting Center 935-2589 66 FOR SALE GENERAL A VENDRE GENERAL Leaving Canada Dinette set.round table (Formica) 4 leather upholstered swivel chairs, 3165: luxurious Dark Walnut bedroom set, Queen bed complete, triple dresser large murror.night table and lamp, $575; colourful hide a bed, imported from New York, $295, one year old; Kodak projector latest model (Carousel) $95.35 m.m.camera \u2018\u2018Nikomat,\u2018\u2019 F1.2 speed lens, ($135 Call 489 6669 BUY repossessed furniture Complete 3 rooms Modern or Spanish styles.$395.Payable $3.weekly.No down payment.527 9149.BUST of Sir Walter scott, \u201cPine box.Larking desk, 4 dimng room chairs; ice box, odd tables 184 2987 Cali atter 4 p.m.5 PIECE bedroom set.5 piece kitchen set: single Continental bed.Marshall mattress.Call 486 6470.TABLES, chairs, secretary.IN French Provincial Antique finish Ivory: Czechoslovakian crystal electric wall fixtures; vacuum (leaner with accessories: por table ?burner and oven stove Call trom 9 am to Spm 931 4790 66 \u201cOR SALE GENERAL A VENORE GENERAL KITCHEN set (black and white), $50., Walnut hutch, $40; fish tank, 481 7453 G E humidifier.tloor model, used | week, paid $69., asking $35.Atter é pm.637 9533.BEDROOM set, \u201creasonable offer accepted.coffee table, Teak wood; etc Call 486 4304 Leaving Town Must Sell One Danish bedroom set and other household appliances.Call 332 97 Loveseats Beautiful matching pair.almost new.$150.each.Call 737.3796 BEDROOM, kitchen sets; reasonable.Cal! 683 2956.TABLE de Pool 8 x 4 pieds $150.infomation.684-4745.POOL table 8 x 4 feet $250.in tormation 684 4745 SIMMON'S semi panel hospital bed and mattress, adjustable head and foot.Excellent con dition.375 or best offer.482 9985, evenings 66 FOR SALE GENERAL A VENDRE GENERAL 77 WANTED TO PURCHASE ON DEMANDE Moving South Upholstered chair down cushion; tri-lite floor lamp; kit: chenware: miscellaneous stemware.After 5 pm.484-9425.DINING room suite; Secretary desk.Excellent condition.Reasonable.684-8839.BEDROOM, dinette, living-room furniture; console T.V.(recent).488-4061.VIKING fridge Frost-free, 13 cubic feet, lett door; wooden office desk; painted dresser, 16 x 60 inches.Call 769-4337.COMPLETE cribs, $35.; bunk beds with mattresses, $70.; Viking dishwasher, $95.; electric stove (Viking), fully automatic, $150.933-7643.Call Saturday and Sunday only.KENMORE avtomatic washer and Soft.-Heat dryer Nearly new.$350.Call 332-5309.HOOVER washer spin.dryer, less than 1 year old, hardly used Call 488-347).after 6 p.m.2 MATCHING wing chairs; 2 seat settee, portable G.E.Television.19 inch.Call 737.4302 after 6 pm.\u2018 Moving Must Sell Glass table with marble base and lamp, $85.Scandinavian style drapes $50.Scandinavian style Teak wood occasional table $20, Rosewood occasional table $35.Scandinavian style blue occasional chair, $75; Air conditioner, $100; Humidifier, $40; original paintings.Green swag lamp, $20; Walnut shelving $15; All almost new.Call 487-2509.FOR SALE SPORTS EQUIPMENT A VENGRE ARTICLES DE SPORTS 67 MOTORCYCLE, 1972 Suzuki 500, 5,000 miles.$850.Like new.Call 684-3649\u2014626-2873.68 FOR SALE CLOTHING & FURS À VENDRE VETEMENTS ET FOURRURES WEDDING gown.Original Hand made, beaded, Guipure lace with chapel train and matching head dress.Size 12.Call 684-0007.73 EDUCATIONAL INSTRUCTIF French Conversation Efficient proven method.Fully quatified teacher Private or group.731 5178.ABSOLUTELY needed.All sorts of furniture over 40 years; dining room set; also all kinds of antiques.374-1224.WANTED: Colonial Dining room set.Vilas or equal.Call 695- 5587 WANTED: Canadian Paintings.Group of Seven and Contemporaries.627-0471.PIANO wanted.Call 272-8285 or 274-5934.78 DOMESTIC PETS ANIMEAUX DOMESTIQUES GORGEOUS puppies, 6 weeks old, de-wormed and paper trained, $10.and $15.Call 683.2333.LOST 79 PERDU Reward Lost: Cine Camera 8 mm.(Bauer) Vicinity behind Metcalfe drugstore.932.8245.FOUND TROUVE FOUND: Cat Black-White.Chateau Maisonneuve area.488-2526.Not Westmount Father Gerard Cloutier, who drove off a pier into the St.Lawrence river at Les Escoumins over the weekend, was reported Monday to be a resident of 64 Somerville avenue.Though the priest in whose car three youths drowned does in fact live at such an address, he does not live in Westmount.The Westmount family of Henrik Kruse, 64 Somerville avenue, says it sometimes gets mail for Father Cloutier.There is another 64 Somerville avenue in the Ahuntsic district of Montreal, believed to be his address.J.PRIMEAU VETERAN ENTERPRISES LTD.You won't believe our low prices GAS QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES TIRE SPECIAL 19-95 Full 4 Ply 7.75 x 14-15 Free Installation EXTRA SPECIAL BONUS Plus your regular discount Free Admission Ticket to La Ronde ARMSTRONG SHOCKS! 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INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED 7050 St.James Street West Tel: 489-4921 STANDINGS Municipal Softball League Softball standings as ot Tuesday, July 17, Morning.SENIOR GS GP W L D Pts.Athletics 15 12 10 2 0 20 Police 15 12 6 6 0 12 Stars 15 11 470 8 Wanderers 15 1 380 6 Young girls are injured in collision Two young girls were injured slightly when the driver of the car in which they were riding drove through a stop sign at Argyle avenue and Cote St.Antoine road last Thursday shortly after 10 a.m.D.Mercier.22, of Rosemount, was headed south on Argyle and went through the intersection without stopping.He was hit by Rev.Gingras, 51, of Rosemere, who was headed west on Cote St.Antoine at the time.Miss Linda Veileux, 17, and Miss Munger Paquerette, 15, complained of injuries and were taken to the Reddy Memorial Hospital by Westmount Police.They were treated and later released.The incident caused over $500 damage to both of the cars involved.Mr.Mercier was charged by Westmount Police for failing to stop at a stop sign.Tilley, Wood .regrets given City Council expressed its official sorrow Monday night on the death of A.Reid Tilley, 15 years a member of the West- mount School Board of Greater Montreal, who died July 9.Ald.Donald MacCallum made the motion for the 34-year resident of Westmount in place of Ald.William Wood, former West- mount School Board chairman, who was absent because of his own mother\u2019s death Sunday at Alma, N.B.Ald.MacCallum added, on behalf of council, its sorrow in hearing about the death of Ald.Wood's mother, Mrs.A.W.Bennett.Over the line Permission was granted Monday night for owners of 20 Aberdeen avenue to build a garage over the 25-foot street line.City Council agreed the owners could violate the zoning restriction by some 2 feet 9 inches in constructing their garage, and build retaining walls all the way to the street.Near gear, pump bump, heavy levy A Montreal woman caused over $2.000 damage to gasoline pumps in a service station at Grosvenor avenue and Sherbrooke street last Thursday morning by putting her car in the wrong gear.Miss G.Bischof, 33, tried to back her 1967 Camaro slightly when she found she was too far from the pumps.Though the intent was correct, the gears weren't, and the car lurched forward into another set of pumps.The mistake caused minor damage to Miss Bischof\u2019s car.\u2018There was no gas leakage.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday.pp \\ \\ oa : x ANG vu\" S À S July 19, 1973 .mn S ZZ 3 NE k - A ANA SN 3 \u20ac N à S | Ti Established ans hind , } For boys 7 to 15 years, NN \\ NN \\ 4 3 4, 6 or 8 week periods.AN NOM 7 Large permanent senior + staff.Resident doctor, EN of registered nurse \\ and assistant.6 Situated on a 400 acre site 120 miles north-west \\ of Montreal.Half mile sandy beach a perfect À 3 waterfront.A full, varied program.suited to each Ÿ ; of seven different age groups.camp hominingue p no Nom