The Westmount examiner, 9 août 1973, jeudi 9 août 1973

[" To affect houses, park City not told of highwa It was news to council.news to those involved, and became news to the public Monday evening at city council's statutory August meeting.The City of Montreal is considering a six- lane, limited-access service road for the Trans-Canada highway, to run accross the southern edge of Westmount between Atwater avenue and Glen road.The plans threaten homes on Greene avenue that were rescued from demolition for the elevated highway and park land now under development by Westmount.Though technically still on the drawing boards at the Montreal planning department.the highway plans have been debated with several groups affected by the proposal.but never with Westmount.A source at the planning department told The Examiner Tuesday \u2018discussions\u2019 have already been held with the Montreal Urban Community Transportation Commission, which would lose a repair shop if the road is build.and Bell Canada, which might lose considerable parking space.The City of Westmount, through whose territory much of the proposed new highway runs, only learned of the plans \u2018accidentally'' last week.Newsof the suggested highway came out at Monday night's city council meeting, when Ald.Douglas Robertson announced that the city will try to find out everything they could about it.The highway plans, he said, were discovered by architect Michael Fish.who has been planning a park for the lower Westmount area below the Trans-Canada highway.The general idea behind the proposal.3 [NL : + Dark lines indicate planned highway IN according to the planning department, is to handle overflow traffic from the Trans- Canada highway.much as Cremazie boulevard and Jean Talon streets handle the overflow off the Metropolitan ex- Planners feel this would allow St.Antoine and St.James streets in St.Henri to be used exclusively by local vehicles.Continued on page seven Vol.XLV, No.32 Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home Westmount 215, P.Q., Thursday, August 9, 1973 106 Ground was broken early Monday morning to start construction of the Hillside Place public housing project.Work began at the west end of the site following issuance of an excavation permit by the city on Friday.A steam shovel unceremoniously dipped its claw into the ground with only construction workers on hand to mark the occasion.As with the contract-signing for the project, the city organized no ceremony for the event.While excavation went on as planned, the on-again.off-again rail strike forced cancellation of plans of opponents of the project to hold a breakfast at the site this week.\u2014 WY Le Excavation The gathering, meant to demonstrate the noise near the site due to trains and the Trans- Canada highway.was originally scheduled for Tuesday morning, then postponed until this morning housing site.meeting again tonight to discuss further plans of action.They are also awaiting word from the Central Mortgage and Housing before it was cancelled com- Corporation in Ottawa whether pletely Wednesday evening.the planned federal funding of the Opponents of the project are project will still be forthcoming.NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER By ERIC NEAL August 10 to 18 Cur harvest season opens with this August Full Moon, and conditions will be mainly sunny = : and dry to the end of the month.Local thundersqualls travelling from the Great Lakes to the eastern seaboard will be com plementary to similar American storms.Nights become a little colder from Monday onwards, and northern counties are likely to have their first frosts, so the warm portion of our summer comes to an end.Wide temperature range probable.Down to 30 degrees at dawn and up to 80 some days in 5 the Laurentians and the north.Southern counties 40 and 85 degrees F.Rain, 34\u2018.À coastal hurricane wili drag cold air down from the icy north.dslaTe , Loy.LP.| + VOTE fu 3 x Cc CMHC has admitted that the Hillside sight does not conform to the minimum standards of the National Housing Act but has no yet stated definitely if funds wil be cut off.Quebec Housing Continued on page two Vacation-time truck load A typical vacation-time crime occurred last Tuesday during the day at 607 Clarke avenue, when thieves entered the rear window of the house after presumably backing a truck up to the rear door.They drove off with a 26- inch color television console they had brought down from the second floor, then added a camera and some jewelry to the haul.Neighbors.according to detectives, were unaware of the incident.Westmount police urge citizens to report to them any suspicious cars or trucks they might see around homes, especially during the summer holiday season when many of the houses are unoccupied.PSO dispute \"No comment\u201d only reaction The dispute between Westmount public safety officers and the city\u2019s public safety department, which was broken wide open in a letter to The Examiner last week is under close study by the officials concerned, but so far a resounding \u2018\u2018no comment\u201d is all that has been made public about the situation.Police ambulance 30-15, made available three weeks ago by the Montreal Urban Community police department, still sits in the police garage on Stanton street while officials consider how it can be put into service.Meanwhile, an ambulance was called from station 10 in downtown Montreal yesterday to transport an injured man to the Reddy Memorial Hospital.The call is the second in as many weeks for a Montreal police ambulance to come into Westmount.At Monday night's city council meeting public safety commissioner James Thom took note of last week\u2019s letter to the editor of The Examiner, as well as a similar letter sent to Public Safety Director Edward Harper.The letters, Ald.Thom said, \u2018\u2018raise questions of issue concerning the public safety arrangements in the City of Westmount.This calls for more thought and more inquiry than we have been able Lo give the question up to now.À further and fuller report will be made to council and to all the citizens once the inquiry has been made.\u201d Director Harper.reached yesterday, answered \u2018\u2018no comment\u201d to repeated questions concerning facts in the matter.\u201cIl don\u2019t want to get involved,\u201d he said, \u2018\u2018any more than I am now.\" The dispute centres around the public safety officers desire to be declassified to ordinary policemen, relinguishing their status as policemen who double as firemen.Also involved is the new MUC ambulance Westmount has received that will not hold the firefighting gear currently carried by Westmount's public safety vehicles.Silver where ?Silverware and a small amount of jewelry were stolen from an apartment at 4500 de Maison- neuve boulevard during the day on Friday.Thieves entered the apartment by picking the lock.Today's World \u201cIt\u2019s the only way ! can relax.\u201d Aye laddie, it's a wee world Though astronauts circling the globe always remind us that it is a small world that we live in, an earthly example can strike home just as easily.Ours this week was provided by Mrs.KE.Dubois, 126 Clarke avenue.who drew to our attention the following clipping from a July issue of \u201cThe Scottish Express.\u201d It was sent to her by a Scottish friend and is entitled \u2018Just fancy.\u201d \u201cDrivers who exchanged particulars after a bump on a road hetween Inverness and Nairn yesterday discovered they were both driving cars from the same hire firm, and both were on holiday from Westmount, Quebec.\u201d 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, August 9, 1973 ° tests done on the site some years Digging .ago.continued from page one Corporation has said it will pay the federal share should CMHC pull out.Noise studied Both CMHC and the opponents of the project are also awaiting an analysis by the National Research Council of decibel level ATTEND At Monday evening's meeting of Westmount city council, the Hillside project was given only routine consideration as Ald.Donald MacCallum moved that the city redivide the lot on which the project is to be built in order to allow construction of four separate complexes on the one lot.Since zoning requirements allow for only one building or complex per lot, the original cadastre number 4719 was divided into lot numbers 4719-1, - 2, -3, and -4.On three of the lots, Ald.MacCallum explained, two structures with common heating and garage units will form complexes with about 18 units in each of them.Lot 4719-4 will have only one structure, comprised of nine units, built at the east end of the site.Ald.MacCallum noted that the smaller structure may be enlarged if and when a second CHURCH SERVICES hd \u2018 seu] \u201c » A AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE ANGLICAN ANGLICAN ANGLICAN ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH OF ST.STEPHEN'S ine Roa DORCHESTER and ATWATER CENTENNIAL YEAR Archdeacon J.N.Doidge The Rev'd.F.H.K.Greer TRINITY VII 8:00 A.M.Holy Eucharist 11:00 A.M.Mattins Sermon: The Rector Wednesday 10:00 A.M.Holy Communion Stephen A.Crisp, A.R.C.O.Organist and Choirmaster Corner of Wood an Maisonneuve, Westmoun* The Rev\u2018d Eric Dungan, M.A.TRINITY VIN 8:00 A.M.Holy Eucharist 10:30 A.M.Sung Eucharist {Nursery tacilities) HOLY EUCHARIST DURING THE WEEK 9:30 a.m.Wednesday 8:00 a.m.Friday Deputy Organist: Alan Stewart UNITED ST.ANDREW'S WESTMOUNT 101 COTE ST.ANTOINE ROAD.AUGUST 12th Joint 11:00 A.M.Services, INWESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH, Lansdowne Ave.& de Maisonneuve Blvd.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.AUGUST 12th 11:00 a.m.\u201cHome of our Spirits\u2018 7:30 p.m.\u201cLord, Stay With Us\u2018 Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 P.M.Visitors Always Welcome CHRISTIAN SCIENCE there is liberty.11:00 A.M.Church FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, WESTMOUNT 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Lesson Sermon Subject this Sunday SPIRIT Golden Text: Hl Corinthians 3:17 Where the Spirit of the Lord is, Every Wednesday 8:00 P.M.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1 to 4 p.m.Wednesday 6:30 to 7:45 p.m.ALL ARE WELCOME Radio Program \u2018The Truth that Heals\u2019 CFMB 1410 on the dial, Sunday 4:00 pm 11:00 A.M.Sunday School Lt.Col.The Rev'd.George B.Fee AUGUST 12th 10:30 A.M.Holy Comonunion Eustace Tait, A.R.C.C.O.Organist and Choir Direct.WELCOME TOALL phase is ever added to the original units expected for completion next May.City council also took note of official correspondence from the Quebec Housing Corporation confirming the order-in-council United churches \u201cA Salute to the RCMP\u2019 will be the theme of the joint service held for the United Churches of Westmount at Westmount Park Church Sunday.Originally known as the North- West Mounted Police, the force was created in 1873 by order-in- council, signed on August 30 of that year by Sir John A.Macdonald.Throughout this year observance is being made of the centennial, with both nationally and community sponsored events.With the cooperation of A - Commr.M.J.Y.Dube, officer commanding \u2018C\u2019 Company, representatives of the Force will attend the service on Sunday, and will participate.His Worship Mayor Paul A.Ouimet has graciously consented to represent the City of Westmount and read a lesson.Special music will be provided by the brass choir of the Canada Symphony, a young Westmount- based musical organization.The Rev.J.Ernest Nix will approving the housing project.The order was given on June 27.With excavation work already underway, a building permit for the actual construction was expected to be issued at city hall this afternoon.to salute RCMP conduct the service and preach on the centennial theme, both honoring the splendid contribution made by the RCMP in maintaining law and order over a vast area, and pointing up the necessity for the popular support of law by the people for the general welfare of the nation.All are welcome to attend, and coffee will be served in Webster Hall at a social hour following the service.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 St.West Tel: 487-1300 UNITED WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH (UNITED) Lansdowne Ave.and Maisonneuve Blvd.Rev.J.E.Nix, B.A., B.D., S.T.M.Minister Mr.Rafael de Castro Guest Organist AUGUST 12th 11:00a.m.MORNING WORSHIP Sermon.\u2018'Salute to the RCMP\" Special music by the Brass Choir of the Canada Symphony.Joint Services with Dominion Douglas & St.Andrew's United in Westmount Park Church.Cotfee Hour YOU 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.11:00 AM.Joint Service at Westmount Park Church Mr.Ted McLearon Director of Music SYNAGOGUE CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAY IM 450 Kensington Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Assistant Rabbi Herbert Mandl 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 8:00 p.m.DAILY SERVICES Sunday Aug.12 8:45 a.m., 8:00 p.m.Monday to Friday - 7:30 a.m.Monday to Thursday 8:00 p.m.The Yukon will have a birthday cake measuring 64 square feet in diameter to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Klondike Gold Rush .Call 381-8129 Unbelievable - but true! Dry cleaning special for this week Cc 55 pants cleaned and pressed Satisfaction guaranteed Discounts prices on other cleaning Free pick up and delivery Paris Cleaners.the house of discount eauvais ok: st james street Now on our Celebrated SALE Tailored To Measure Suits Exceptional valuc ot 3134.Size 50 up \u2014 159 Extro Charge Accounts Invited Max Beauvais of st james street 385 ST.JAMES STREET \u2014 288-9261 (Just one block from the Square Victoria Metro Station Free Parking: corner ot St.Peter and Notre Dame) 866- 4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS\u2018N.Thursday.August 9.1973 2 F-77771 Two cars damaged Man, hydrant hit in collision where were e, they going?PED =) AS ES ES ES ES Ga = The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week.July 31 9:24 am: Dorchester and Clan- deboye.false alarm: 9:32 am: Dawson College.false alarm: August 10:37 am: 4557 Sherbrooke, defective oil burner: August 2 3:30 pm: 400 Mount Pleasant, internal fire alarm ringing.S:20 pm: 4166 St.Catherine.defective oil furnace: August 3 Nil August 4 S:13 pm: 235 Metcalfe.apt.502.food left on stove: August s Nil.August 6 7:11 pm: 656 Belmont.flooded basement: 7:23 pm: 4626 Sherbrooke.flooded kitchen; 7:32 pm: 3135 St.Antoine, flooded kitchen: 7:52 pm: 88 Arlington.blocked roof drain: 8:10 pm: 4585 Sherbrooke.flooded basement; 8:35 pm: 1111 Greene, leaking roof; %:15 pm: 499 Elm.blocked roof drain: 9:02 pm: 81 Chesterfield, blocked roof drain (see story).A pedestrian was hospitalized vesterday at 9:39 am on de Maisonneuve boulevard at Greene avenue following a two- car collision in the middle of the intersection.John\" Gilmour.a 78-year-old resident of 4300 de Maisonneuve TT ar on meee Btn a nt driven by 14 Sun- on Greene avenue, Mrs.Connie Terfloth.nyside avenue.Mr.Pilkev's car spun around after it was hit broadside.going onto the sidewalk at the southwest corner of the intersection.lt hit a fire hydrant, knocking it some ten feet and i causing a small The scene at Greene and de Maisonneuve, with water bubbling from broken hydrant at left.boulevard.broke his hip when he was struck from behind by a car driven by the Rev.Douglas Pilkev of Outremont.The minister had been hit while travelling along de Maisonneuve houlevard by a car headed south Stolen jewels A youth walked into a Greene avenue jewelry shop Friday evening and asked the retailer if he would like to buy some goods the boy had.The jeweller.somewhat suspicious, recognized an off-duty Westmount detective outside and asked him to come in.Quick investigation revealed that the boy had jewelry stolen from a residence in Notre Dame IRVINE LEECTRIC INC Better electrical work, our current affair Electrical Contractor, 1206 Notre Dame Street West, Montreal 102 For industrial, commercial or residential installations, modifications, maintenance and upkeep call us at: 935-1131 SY f a I 4444 overs Aon flood.before striking the pedestrian who was walking away from the corner.Corry Terfloth, a4 passenger in her mother's car, said she felt her mother had started up once the light turned green.Mr.Pilkey, found on boy de Grace the previous Wednesday.The boy was arrested for possession of stolen property and will appear in Social Welfare Court to answer the charge.OIIMAN\"S WE.3-4046 oy WATCH REPAIRS SCerhitied Watchmaker ESTABLISHED 1899 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.when asked his opinion, said only that \u2018somebody went through the red light.1 don't know if it was her or me\u201d Westmount Police have not yet laid charges.Miss Terfloth said she and her mother had just come into town CErY Ni 113 à worse Ne doing The following building permits were issued at city hall during the past week: July 31 332 Metcalfe: for À.Foster by W.Hoffman and Son Lid.and Ronald Giguere Inc.alterations to kitchen and plumbing, $2.500: 67 Clandeboye: for Mrs.Hebert by Anthony Pompeo.to rebuild front porch and steps.$250; 732 Upper Belmont: for D.M Glasstord by Thomas kK Dilworth, remodeling front entrance.$1,000: August 1 693 Victoria: for D.Bishop by self and John Watson (Quebec) Ltd., alterations and plumbing, $1.000; 20 Devon: for Dr.D.Marcus by Nordan Enterprises, to install an air-conditioning unit, $2,000; 5025 Sherbrooke, suite 315: for Westmount Medical Building from their summer residence for a day's shopping.Mr.Gilmour was taken to the Reddy Memorial Hospital by Montreal Police ambulance, called to the scene from Montreal's station 10.by Great Bear Building and Goodman Plumbing and Heating, alterations and plumbing, $4000, August 2 6 Sunnyside: for GH.Eberts by Building Alterations Co.and Christie Plumbing, alterations and plumbing, $25,000; 367-69-71 Clarke: for K.Karasz by self, raising of floors, $300, August 3 725 Upper Belmont: for GS.Shapiro by Levine Bros.plumbing, alterations and plumbing, $1.000; 730 Upper Belmont: for James R.Quinlan by d'Alesio Contracting Ltd., alterations to front entrance, $2,100; 1169 SC Catherine: for St.Urbain Bar-B-Q by Acme Restaurant Equipment and Fairmount Plumbing and Heating, alterations and plumbing, $10,000; Hillside Avenue Project: for City of Westmount by Brandon Construction Ine.excavation, no estimated cost given: 360 Victoria: for Hormone Assay Laboratory by Richard D.Steele Ltd.repairs to fire damage and plumbing, $10,000; 162 Mountain: for A.A.Booth by Joseph St.Laurent '67 Ltd., to change a water main, $150; 164 Mountain: for P.N.Rogers by Joseph St.Laurent '67 Ltd., to change a water main, $150.Royal Trust \"THE SIGN THAT SELLS\u201d Mr.John Aird Mrs.Jane Allan Mr.Louis Amos Mrs.Catherine Barton Mr.Douglas W.Baxter Mrs.Nora Bernier Mrs.Joyce Cabott Mrs.Joan Colby Mrs.Margaret Evans Mr.Craig Groves Mrs.Sally Hallows Mrs.Julie Keefer Mrs.Valerie Kyle .Mrs.Barbara Ferguson Manager Mr.J.R.Quinlan, F.R.!.Buying or Selling for residential real estate MONTREAL'S LARGEST REALTOR To serve you better we will stay open until 7 p.m.Monday to Friday, Saturday morning 9 a.m.to 12 noon.our expert staff: Contact with confidence, 933.9184 Mrs.Josephine Lantier 932-0567 487-4791 Mrs.Claudette Limoges 481-5907 489-3911 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 935.5540 Mrs.Joan McGuigan 489-7150 935.8625 Mrs.Elizabeth Paul 481-9915 932-6329 Mrs.Nicole Powell 487-6069 481-6360 Mrs.Dorothy Raich 482-4793 931-6571 Mr.Mark Rost 738-3796 932.5464 Mrs.G.Strous 487-2907 737-6911 Mr.Aubrey Wassyng 937-6674 488-8423 Ro Drop in and visit us.yal Trust 4145 Sherbrooke St.W.932-2936 PS in confidence [AAR SR Cu Ken AN CO ¢ a \u201cmur, i 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 58.75; 3 years, $12.75.Ten cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Community Newspapers Association, Quebec Community Newspapers Association.Second class mail registration number 1760 4 - Thursday, August 9, 1973 CCNA // VERIFIED CIRCULATION PAIO We Say .Let's be underwhelmed OLD houses have been in the Montreal news a lot lately Westmount has many old houses.The Montreal fuss has been over the old Van Horne residence on Sherbrooke street and the threat of its destruction to make way for something more modern and more profitable to someone.Entangled in the arguments are the old railway tycoon and the house, separately or together for their parts in Montreal and Canadian history.and the house alone as an architectural object and-or its planning significance in the centre of town, We happen to think that there have been, before and since.greater men to be honored and finer houses to be preserved and, therefore, the \u201chistorical site\u201d case is rather weak.However, the old house and its remaining neighbors are unprotected from the wreckers\u201d hammers, Blockzoning philosophies and land-value economics do not envisage the virtue of interspersing new highrises with sound, eye-pleasing.soul-lifting contrasts from earlier eras.Thus the \u2018\u2018historical site\u201d route appeared to be the only avenue for seeking preservation\u2014an object in which we heartily concur.Westmount would do well to ponder the matter.We do not, yet, have the same pressures from replacing the old with the new which characterize downtown Montreal.But let us never forget that Westmount is not so much a suburb as a newer but associated inner-core city of Greater Montreal, and already we have experienced the encroachment of highrises and artery-widenings, notably in the Atwater-Dorchester-Greene-de Maisonneuve area.We can expect the impact of redevelopment in Westmount to intensify in the future.We perhaps do not have many buildings of truly historical significance.Yet there are structures and rows of them whose preservation is justified on purely aesthetic grounds, specially if they are to have overwhelming new neighbors.A few months ago we suggested that consideration should be given to cease trying to find a developer to put another high-rise on the Tupper parking lot.We suggested.instead.a park with perhaps underground parking.Unrelieved large buildings.even when provided with imaginative setbacks, plazas and the like.still require the relief.A plan for Westmount some years ago suggested that logically The Boulevard might be an area for high-rise development.We don\u2019t quarrel with that.As a through.inter-municipal artery it frequently earns the epithet \u201cgasoline alley\u201d and, given the geography of our island, likely is to remain heavily travelled.However.if in due course fine homes on The Boulevard give way to apartment development, let it be planned that the change be tempered with variety and that some existing properties remain along the way with their particular character.We readily appreciate that the problems will be more than just ones of city planning in the architectural sense and that the thornier Questions will be economic.given our systems of valuation and local taxation.Perhaps what we are saying is that our respected architectural and planning commission needs some broadening of the disciplines represented, to give it expertise in economics, taxation, social science and perhaps other study areas, bearing on shape, atmosphere, lifestyle and other features of the city of tomorrow.1t would be in keeping if Westmount were the model.Tine Wes trait Lemus Thirty-five Years Ago August 12, 1938 \u201cThe Westmount Soft-Ball Club has accomplished what it set out to do, that is, to play 25 exhibition games.This object is now passed and is likely to pass the 30 mark of games.played.Practically all games played were regulation 9 inning matches.For the first time in a number of vears, manager Andy McGillis has been free from league worries, such as long and windy huddles among the umpires, protested games, and old softballs.\u201d Twenty-five Years Ago August 13, 1948 \u201cTime turns all things to dust but human hands are helping things along right now as Westmount loses one of its oldest buildings.the huge mansion at the top of Forden \u2018Crescent.which formerly belonged to the Misses N.and E.Raynes.Over 120 vears of history lies behind this structure but now demolition men are Hon.C.M.Drury says.Foreign investment and tax incentives Two weeks ago I had the pleasure of being in Westmount for a meeting with constituents on the subject of Canadian control of Canadian corporations.The range of discussion centered around two areas; one being the foreign investment review bill and the other being tax incentives.Two areas of clarification have presented themselves, which I would like to discuss in detail.The first is the question of significant benefit.What is it?We believe that it is necessary to ensure that future foreign take-overs and the establishment of new - foreign controlled businesses will be of significant benefit to Canada.How?By encouraging such enterprises to put greater efforts into: exporting and innovating.processing raw materials in Canada, procuring supplies in Canada, doubling Canadian managerial and technical talent, decision making, and risk taking.In considering whether the foreign investors' proposed investment in the Canadian business will bring significant benefit to Canada five factors will be taken into account: 1) The effect of the proposed investment on the level and nature of economic activity in Canada.including employment; 2) The degree and significance of participation by Canadians in business enterprises and in any industry or industries in Canada of which it forms a part; 3) The effect of the proposed investment on productivity, industrial efficiency.technological development, product innovation and product variety in Canada; 4) The effect of the proposed investment on competition within any industry or industries in Canada; and 5) The compatibility of the investment with national industrial and economical policies, including those enunciated by the provinces.Minister's role In reviewing the proposed investment, the Minister may not be convinced it will bring significant benefit to Canada\u2014or may wish to have more information with which to assess it.The Minister could discuss the matter with the foreign investors, with persons the foreign investor requests be consulted, and with the government of the province concerned.Those consulted would have the opportunity to make representations and to provide additional information.The investors may also offer additional undertakings.tearing it down to make room for a more modern building.It is reported that the land has been purchased by Harry Bronfman.another Westmounter.\" Fifteen Years Ago August 8, 1958 \u2018Miss Alice N.S.Lighthall, daughter of the late W.D.Lighthall, has offered to the City as a gift a portrait of her father who was Mayor of Westmount from 1900 to 1902.The Council at its meeting on August 4th accepted the gift on behalf of the City.It would appear that the late Mrs.LightHall expressed the wish that the portrait of her husband be offered to the City.\u201d Five Years Ago August 8, 1968 \u201cThe City of Westmount has signed an agreement with the Rubin Corporation Limited to prepare a feasibility study and a program for the eventual redevelopment of the urban renewal area in the south eastern section of the city.Mayor Tucker said that, under the terms of the agreement, the Rubin Corporation has the exclusive right to work on the development program until July 15, 1969.\u201d The bill recognizes that foreign direct investment often brings benefits to Canada and has a role to play in development of the Canadian economy.Frequently the benefits can be improved and the Bill provides opportunities to improve them.It rules out discrimination among countries or retroactive discrimination against firms already located in Canada; but rather.is future oriented.The bill envisages a policy within the range of reasonable foreign investment policies being adopted by other countries.The second point for clarification is the question of Canadian control and the \u2018presumption of non-eligibility.\" The non- eligible person is defined precisely in the bill and includes a citizen of a foreign country who is not a landed immigrant in Canada; a landed immigrant who has been here for six years and has not become a Canadian citizen; or a Canadian citizen who is not ordinarily resident in Canada.Whether a person is ordinarily resident in Canada will, of course, depend on the facts of the case.The intention is that persons who do not have their main place of residence in Canada should be considered to be non-eligible.The \u2018group\u2019 concept can be explained as follows: A corporation is presumed to be non-eligible if it is controlled by a group of persons any member of which is non- eligible.The concept is used because of the difficulty of penetrating the group to determine the degree of control exercised by any particular person, such as the non- eligible person.The effect of this is modified to a certain extent by clause 3(7).Not understood The presumptions of non-eligibility are a very important part of the bill and are probably an area that has caused a good deal of confusion because they are not clearly understood.The presumption of non-eligibility of a corporation are: if more than five per cent of the voting shares are owned by any single non-eligible person, the corporation is presumed to be non-eligible or foreign controlled.the corporation is presumed\u2014and 1 emphasize the word presumed\u2014to be non-eligible or foreign controlled.If 25 per cent of the voting shares of a publicly traded company\u201440 per cent of a private company \u2014 are owned by non- eligible persons in aggregate, again the company is presumed to be non-eligible, even if no single non-eligible shareholder owns five per cent or more.The presumptions of non-eligibility do not attempt to define when a corporation is non-eligible or foreign controlled.If a company is controlled by a non-eligible person or foreigner.that company is foreign controlled and subject to review \u2014 regardless of the so called level of presumptions \u2014 whether the foreigner exercises control by means of three per cent of the voting shares or six per cent, ten per cent or any other percentage.The presumption is mainly relevant where a transaction is brought before the court.It merely places the burden of proof on the non-eligible shareholder or shareholders involved, rather than on the government to demonstrate where control does, in fact, lie.; To discuss highly specific points of a bill in an article such as this has its limitations.However.my travel across western Canada recently.and my visit to Westmount have shown that these two questions are those most frequently asked by men of business.To misunderstand these two points is to miss the whole aim of the bill.which is to improve the benefits of foreign investment and to be fair and reasonable towards foreign investors.Should you wish to study the foreign investment review bill in its entirety, copies of it are available through my office at 283- 5789.e City's 1972 finances Westmount's deficit for 1972 turned out to be less than half of the budgeted amount according to the city\u2019s financial statements that were approved by city council at their statutory August meeting Monday evening.\u2018The actual deficit for the year turned out to be $261,513 while that budgeted $503,900; the difference due, in large part to the city\u2019s receipt of $364,000 more than expected as its share of provincial sales tax.The announcement of this drew the largest laughter of the evening from council and the eight members of the public present as commissioner® of finance Ald.Leeds Nelson explained that the rise in sales tax revenue was due to an increase in tax from liquor sales.\u201c1 contributed most of it,\u2019 he quipped, causing Mayor Ouimet to reply, \u2018\u201cI trust this increase is a province-wide thing and not just in Westmount.\u201d As the laughter ebbed, Ald.Nelson pointed out further highlights of the financial statements that have been delayed from their normal June release due to staff changes at city hall.Other items that were substantially off budget included The Westmount Examiner, interest on tax arrears at $220,224, well above a budgeted $150,000, and $81,171 in rent from the MUC which was not budgeted at all.Working the other way was revenue from light and power which, at $2,403, 477, was $312,000 below budget.Sundry revenue, except for the MUC rent, was also less than expected and so were MUC taxes and collections.The 1972 deficit, though less Statement of Revenue and Expenditure for the year ended Dec.31, 1972 REVENUE Actual Budget EXPENDITURE Actual Budget Property taxes - regular $3,157,934 $3,152,361 General government $1,802,581 $1,725,861 -special MUC 2,572,998 2,582,718 _ Public Safety 864,249 826,700 Head tax on education institutions 93,609 62,500 Public Works 1,961,876 1,943,000 Business tax 538,884 525,000 Parks 322,287 360,300 Sales tax 1,138,668 775.000 Recreation 201,314 192,900 Amusement tax 135,918 160,000 Victoria Hall 101,195 94,100 Licences and permits 50,434 57,500 Library 163,549 168,100 Parking lot 179,076 75,000 Health and Welfare 146,889 155,200 Fines and fees 190,451 185,000 Light and Power 1,918,818 1,972,700 Interest 243,123 325,000 Montreal Urban Community: Sundry revenue 95,454 18,900 Police and security council 1,699,621 1,699,621 Grants from government authorities 100,117 100,000 Other 797,552 883,097 Victoria Hall 80,463 80,000 Debt service charges 1,262,188 1,267,600 Light and Power 2,403,477 2,715,000 Capital assets acquired through revenue fund .33,700 Sinking fund excess of revenue .5,000 Appropriation from reserve (deficit) 261,513 503,900 _ $11,242,119 $11,322,879 $11,242,119 $11,322,879 Balance Sheet as at Dec.31, 1972 ASSETS LIABILITIES AND RESERVES > Revenve Fund Revenue Fund Cash and short term deposits - $35,059 Bank loan ; ; $1,200,000 Accounts receivable; Accounts payable and accrued liabilities: Residents and businesses 3,007,554 Supplies and service 745,266 Government authorities 758,752 Government authorities 164,071 Amounts due from other funds 1,942,854 School authorities 2,513,900 Inventories 169,449 Deferred revenue 211,673 Prepaid expenses 3,241 $5,914,909 Reserve under by-law 436 1,079,999 $5,914,909 Capital and Loan Fund Capital and Loan Fund Fixed assets 32,890,653 Debenture debt 12,819,364 Work in progress 308,270 Amount due to revenue fund 1,909,734 Amount due from sinking fund 979,683 34,178,606 Equity in capital assets 19,449,508 34,178,606 Sinking Fund Cash 6,606 Sinking Fund Accrued interest 10,415 Amount due to revenue fund 33,120 Investments at amortized cost 995,782 1,012,803 Reserve for retirement of debentures 979,683 1,012,803 $41,106,318 $41,106,318 ES PUF PA PAPI PU e b «SINCE 1927 DRAPES CLEANED Neigh orly a ar Repairs & Alterations 2 hrs.Dry Cleaning, No Extra Charge Free Pickup & Delivery Suits Sponged & Pressed Shirts Beautifully Laundered in Polyethylene Bags Dry Cleaning St.Catherine \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 T 4460 4460 St.Catherine St.W.| Extra Bonus! 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Western Valet Service | OY.CITY OF WESTMOUNT HR , Public notice is hereby given to all who may be concerned that \u201cBY-LAWTOFURTHER AMEND BY-LAW 698 CONCERNING THE GENERAL PENSION FUND OF THE CITY OF WESTMOUNT\" was adopted by the Municipal Council of the City of Westmount at a General sitting held at the City Hall on Monday, 6th August, 1973.Details relating to said By-law are fully set out in By-law 779 which is open for inspection by all persons interested at the Office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Westmount, - Given at Westmount this seventh day of*August, 1973.R.B.Seaman City Clerk Public notice is hereby given to all who may be concerned that Bylaw 761 entitled \"BY-LAW TO ESTABLISH AND FINANCE A MUNICIPAL HOUSING PROJECT\u201d was adopted by the Municipal Council of the City of Westmount at a general sitting held in the City Hall on Monday, 6th December, 197).By-law 761 was amended by Bylaw 778 on 19th June, 1973.The City of Westmount By-law 761 entitled \u201cBY-LAW TO ESTABLISHAND FINANCE A MUNICIPAL HOUSING PROJECT\", as amended by By-law 778, has been approved by the Quebec Housing Corporation Resolution No.6702 of 27th June, 1973 and has been ratified by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council by Order No.2386 - 73 dated 27th June, 1973.Notices of the passing of the above by-laws were published as required by law.These by-laws are open for inspection by all interested parties at the Office of the City Clerk in the City Hall, Westmount, P.Q.Given at Westmount, P.Q.this sixth day of August, 1973.P.A.Ouimet Mayor R.B.Seaman City Clerk PQ Bp Montreal 126, Que.Tel 873 pn interloto < x 908, Place d Armes, -5350-53 August 9 1973 - 5 Report shows deficit less than budgeted than budgeted, still remains more than double that of 1971 which was $120,542.Freddie FIX 1T.3 R ; .& = mo UXS { (TY | > > NW En) = ) Causes trouble, Head for our store On the double.JOHN WATSON (Quebec) Ltd.W.Hartley Barber, President | PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service 8 Quotations on request 368 VICTORIA AVE.487-1760 q VACATION SPECIAL Escape to the hills.This summer, head for the great Laurention outdoors.Mountain-top estote with 250 acres to room, hike and climb.Two private lokes, outdoor and indoor pools, tennis, golf, riding, boating, biking, camping Gourmet dining, patio buffets.Doncing and entertainment in the lounge.Special family and group rates.Only 50 minutes from Montreal.Phone Direct 866-2219 866-8233 Ted Lucas, Manager Val Morin, Quebec SPECIAL RATES Familyof 4 $230.MAP and up 6 days \u2014 5 nights WEEKEND SPECIAL $29.95 per person 2days \u2014 2 nights DRAWING: AUGUST 371973 3,103 WINNERS 1,037,876 TICKETS SOLD ~ $694,500.IN PRIZES CompLere Numaer|B(6]9(18(5|7| wins 125,000.252552 omber| 5[9/7/7/6/4|2/wins 850,000.12578 16[3(6]2]5]2[a[wins 525.000.10 ENDING av 911(8/5(7) ww $5,000.| 10 565 +, 716/4|2| win $500.ends by 61215219] win $500.93 ENDING BY 118/5/7| wn $1,000.92 5550, 116/412| win $100.| 90 stone ty 215/2/9| vin 5100.| 920 TRE oy 85/7] wn $250] 941 ks, 6/42] win $50.| 935 ik, 512/9j vin +50. 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the agreement approved Monday night takes note not only of inflationary trends but of Canadian and Quebec pension plans and old age pensions as they affect retired city personnel.Ald.Leeds Nelson, in moving the amendments to the pension bylaw.noted three \u201cmajor improvements\u2019 being made.First, pensions will be based on the average of the best seven years of an employees salaries while with the city, rather than the best ten vears as in the old bvlaw \u201cWith inflation the wav it is today.\u201d Ald.Nelson pointed out.\u201cit's just not sensible to work on a ten-vear basis.The plan also allows for an interest rate on pension savings commensurate with the going Education Established 1930 academic year.St.George's School Co-educational Day School - Pre-School, Elementary and High School We are happy to announce that, because of our increased facilities, we will be admitting a new 7th Grade for the 1973-74 For information call the School office at: 937-9289, 3100 The Boulevard, Montreal 218, Quebec.Studio lutta Musica 4614 St.Catherine West Music for the young (group lessons 3 \u2014 7 years old) e Introduction & Appriciation N.D.G.Montreal West 5818 Westminster Ave.Montessori School Inc.FRENCH & BILINGUAL CLASSES Morning-Afternoon-All day serving these areas: WESTMOUNT Hampstead Snowdon Phone 272-7040 bank interest rate on Jan.1 of cach year, rather than the old fixed two-per cent rate allowed under the old bylaw.An employee \u201cdismissed for cause.\u201d or fired by the city for unreasonable practice will receive interest on his pension carnings, a practice specifically prohibited under the old bylaw.Further, city employees will be given the option, upon early retirement.of spreading out their pension payments to allow for more money to be paid before they begin receiving Quebec Pension Plan payments and old- age pensions when they reach the age of 65 Peter Pan Nursery School (Established 1945) Pre school programme arranged tor children 35 years Special instruction given in Music, Art, and French.MORNING AND AFTERNOON CLASSES 3or 5 Days per week Enrolment Accepted For Our Fall Term Limited Accomodation Mrs.A.F.D.Macdonald 220 Prince Albert Avenue 486-4310 or 488-3082 Transportation available rm : on À An Announcement of interest to Parents from STANSTEAD COLLEGE We have enlarged our Lower School and are now able to accept boys entering Grades 7 and 8 e Use of ORFF instruments Piano Course {private lessons to all ages) e Beginners to advanced e Diploma & Non-diploma Specialized teachers (diploma\u2019s - certificats- degrees) | | | English & French instructions Courses starting mid-September | FOR INFORMATION: | E 937-7731 932-0009 Our Lower School programme provides basic courses in English, French, Mathematics Our Sports facilities are unequalled.Pool, Rink, Gym, 620 green acres.For full particulars, write or phone: The Headmaster, Stanstead College, Stanstead, Que.Phone: (819) 876-2702 or (819) 876-5612 \u201cLearning How to Learn\u2019.and much more 8 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, August 9, 1973 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 10 Words 1.00 931 -751 1 Te for each additional word For best service, phone your ads early - final deadline noon Thursday ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY AND TUESDAY TILL 10:00 P.M.(Wednesday, Thursday, Friday till 5 pm) Accounts may be paid at the Examiner office, 4630 St.Catherine street Westmount, at The Me tor and St lovurent News office, 6525 Somerled avenue, and the Town of Mount Royal Weekly Post ottice, 233 Dunbar avenue.Advertisements not paid for in advance ot publication ore subject to à 25-cent billing charge but may then be paid without further charge at any branch of the Bank of Montreal or The Royal Bonk of | Canodo on the Island of Montreal HEATING Ltd.| 24-bour Repair Service | 206 Olivier Ave._ WESTMOUNT west, HELP WANTED-MALE HOMMES DEMANDES APARTMENTS TO LET APPARTEMENTS A LOUER COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIETE DE CAMPAGNE À VENDRE 47 21 \u2018 Sometimes it's difficult : e to move from a luxury A style to which homes av\" you've beco accustomed.Antique Brick Colonial Are you tired of high taxes, pollution, city tratfic and crime?See this completely restored Antique solid brick Colonial.{Circa 1830) \u20149% rooms \u2014 1; 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RIGHT NOW IS THE TIME! APARTMENTS TO LET APPARTEMENTS À LOUER Estates Ltd.24 DUPLEX TO LET DUPLEX À LOUER \u201440 hour week.135-4151 oc.32 36 CARS FOR SALE AUTOS À VENDRE TRAILERS (38 ROULOTTES bright.Occupancy 1974.Write to Box 272, c-o Weekly Tom Merrick Berney St.Laurent Verdun Adservice, 4630 St.Catherine ; j - Bachelor 2'2, furnished.Private - \u2019 .Street West, Montreal 215, 735-2281 entrance Everything paid.3081 Rolls-Bentley 66 Tent Trailer \u2018 - Call 336.7896 or evenings 336.; ; 486-4624 can 9s 3rd floors, 5 rooms 1956 5.1.Gleaming midnight biye COMPlete with kitchen, tent, _ : y body, beautiful interior.in oes toilet, etc.Good Westmount 40-50 thousand cash.luding origingl pl condition.Or offer.626-9428.PROPERTY WANTED SUBLET, one bedroom apart Royal Trust - Agent cluding igingl plum red FROPRIETE DEMANDEE Duplex to Sell?Have you that special duplex in Westmount?An executive transferring to Montreal wants an exceptional duplex with garden and garage.If you have been thinking of selling, now is the time.Please Call: ALICE KENNEDY 842-8366 or 935-9046 Crown Trust Co.Home most urgently required for October 1st occupancy.Client would like small garden and parking.If you might consider selling, please call me in confidence.Mrs.H.Smith, 486-8566, Royal Trust Brokers 481-0308.COUNTRY PRUPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIETE DE CAMPAGNE A VENDRE Morin Heights Lake Breton.5 rooms furnished.Lake front.255-3006.COUNTRY HOUSES TO LEl MAISON DE CAMPAGNE À LOUER 5 ment.Southwest 1 Complex.August 15th to June 1st, 1974, Call after 5 pm 695-7812.876-7560 Montreal West Bright 2 bedrooms.Early September.Recently decorated.Near station and stores.$130.488-5112 \u2014 484-5094 \u2014 489-4376.DUPLEX TO LET DUPLEX À LOUER 24 St.James West 3259 - 63 Ground and 3rd floors, rooms.$68 \u2014 $78 monthly 4-62 VILLE LASALLE, 5% upper, $140 monthly.September Ist occupancy.Call 336-8972.DWELLING WANTED LOGEMENT DEMANDE 27 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 leather.Recent bills for $1200.Acquisition from England.Hence no rot.Asking $7900.Call 482-1921.45 PARKING SPACE WANTED STATIONNMENT DEMANDE 1966 VOLKS Station Wagon.Good condition.$450.Call 695.9476.1970 TOYOTA Mark Il.Fully automatic.Low mileage.Good condition.Reasonable.Call 486.9687.1967 G.M.C.van.Good condition.Excellent for camper.Reasonable price.Phone Scott, 697-3940, after 6 p.m.1968 Chevrolet Parking Required Vicinity Sherbrooke Roslyn.Indoor or outdoor.Year round.Call Miss MacKenzie, 933-6786 Monday to Friday 9 to 5 pm.46 HELP WANTED-FEMALE FEMMES FILLES DEMANDEES BILINGUAL SECRETAR.Good condition, $800, 75,000 miles i BROKERS NURSING SERVICES Call 334.7172.Required immediately for NEAR St.Jovite on Lake 28 SERVICE DE GARDE MA Cameron.5 room winterizea ROYal Trust Agent De MALADE JAGUAR 1971 XKE con Director of Social Service \u2014- country home with fireplace and 876-7560 1739 Tone: 3008 deal.Call 683.D ; ; A | # 15,000.It 1.347- ; -m.eparimen mn arge Jour garage $15,000.Call 1.3 NURSE desires home case.P A 9 ee.\u2014 Chronically ill, invalid or PONTIAC 68, Parisienne.4 door, rehabilitation center.Westmount VILLE [LASALLE 12e Avenue elderly person.Highest V8 automatic.Power steering M ; d'a chauffe deuxieme Libre references.Call 842.3319.and brakes.Radio.Excellent inimum 5 ears ex- CHALET for rent durin A , 0 y Homes summer on shore of a pnmediatement Pour in- condition.No reasonable offer erie Able to d Wanted Lawrence River, at Notre formation appeler 488.4708.refused.Days.695.2490.perience.e to do own game du ap oriage near TT 32 ROOM & BOARD TO LET correspondence, statistics.à vi e .We have numerous clients bedreouts.Call Mans Ross 4767-4769 CHAMBRE ET PENSION 68 VALIANT 48,000 miles.Ex- wishing to buy in West- mount.If you have a move in mind, please call me for free valuation of your home.Sally Hallows 932-2936 \u2014 931-6571 Royal Trust Co.(Brokers) Clarest, 1 418.862.1517 Sundays or daily after 11 pm ttower telephone rates) APARTMENTS TO LET dPPARTEMENTS À LOUER 21 RANDALL between Chester and Fielding.Sublet 4': rooms.Equipped.$130 monthly.Garage optional.Call 482 6487 from 6 9 pm.Notre Dame W.> Rooms Unheated 2nd immediate occupancy $55.monthly.Call 861-1481 local 279.Montpellier New lower duplex, 5'2 rooms, tinished 3-room basement with shower and toilet.Garage, yard.Heated.$260.Call 747.5120.LARGE front room available for 2 senior ladies.N.D.G.area.Nursing care if needed.486-3784.For Senior Citizens Dosmer Residence St.Lambert 672-3623 cellent condition.Never driven in Winter.$590.Call 484.8983.evenings.37 CARS WANTED AUTOS DEMANDEES We Buy for Cash Accidented and used cars in any gage aition.Call 671.7826 or 671.07.Pleasant personality, able to deal with public and - or patients.Age to 35 years.Excellent fringe benefits.5 days a week.Call Miss Daoust 487-1770 Li\" d a ey, 36 ) or ce Je n to r 47 HELP WANTED-MALE HOMMES DEMANDES 5 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED 3 AIDE DOMESTIQUE DEMANDE [o/icextas | we have immediate temporary openings for experienced: \u2014STENOS \u2014DICTAS \u2014TYPISTS \u2014CLERKS \u2014BOOKKEEPERS D ractive locations Work your own hours.Top rates.\u2019 Call Mrs.Cathy Zimmerman Mrs Margaret Duncan OFFICEXTRAS 849-3591 Division of Business Employment Bureau HELP WANTED-MALE-FEMALE 48 HOMMES FEMMES DEMANDES Janitor Couple Part Time Wanted 12 Apartments N.D.G.Salary plus free 3 room apartment.Call 288-5001 office hours.Pt dl tl tl a ll at BP Superintendant REQUIRED For luxury apartment Building with doorman, adjacent to Westmount.\u2014Excellent salary \u2014Must be experienced, married, no children.\u2014Large 3'2 room apart ment.\u2014Expenses paid.Call daytime 844-3456 Eves.& Weekends 486-3053 50 WORK WANTED-FEMALE POSITION DEMANDEE FEMMES FILLES BOOKKEEPER available Part.time atternoons, evenings or Saturdays Call 488.3082.Cleaning Woman Wanted once weekly.Pierrefonds area.Call 626 4074.Housekeeper $40.Weekly Sleep in.Own room, school age child, 5 day weekly.336 2889 evenings.Housekeepe Wanted Live in.Own room and T.V.No children.Good privileges.References needed.CALL FROM?TOS 935-8517 Menagere $40.par Semaine Logee, enfant dage scolaire.§ jours par semaine.Votre chambre.336-2889.Soirs.51 WORK WANTED-MALE POSITION DEMANDEE HOMME 54 BABY SITIERS WANTEU GARDIENNES DEMANDEES REASONABLE Rates.Air conditioning.Handyman.Reliable.Call 482.9864.MAN with pick up truck for small moving and general work.766-6416 after 6 p.m.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014eey MOTHERS HELP AIDE MATERNELLE MOTHER'S August 13th to 31st.ternoons weekly, one girl age 5.Call 935-8314.Helper, wanted.3 at- Baby- Sitters Wanted For working mothers.All areas Top Pay We Sit Better 482-3171 61 FOR SALE LIVING ROOM FURNITURE The Westmount BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE GARDIENNES DISPONIBLES 57 Attention Nanny Housekeeper willing to work Saturday and Sunday September 1973 to June 1974.Box 271, c-o Weekly Adservice.4630 St.Catherine St.West, Montreal 215, Quebec.FOR SALE DINING ROOM FURNITURE À VENDRE MOBUIER DE SALLE À MANAGER ANTIQUE, Solid light Oak, 8 piece dining room set.15th Century style.Call 636-4088 after 7 pm.AUTHENTIC Copy of Louis XVI dining set, made in France, of fine Mahogany.Set includes round table which when extended seats 12 people, 6 chairs, china cabinet and console with marble top.Call 934.0674 or 866- 4795.À VENDRE\u2014 MOBILIER DE SALON LARGE comfortable chesterfield, good condition, $50.or nearest otfer.Call 484 1298.62 FOR SALE-BEDROOM FURNITURE À VENDRE MOBILIER DE CHAMBRE BEDROOM set, teenager's, off- white and gold.5 pieces.$200.Call 731 1954.FRENCH Provincial bedroom suite, Reasonable.Call days 866-2971 or evenings.486-5564.FOR SALE KITCHEN EQUIPMEN) A VENDRE EQUIPMENT DE CUISINE WASHING machine, wringer type, like new.Reasonable Call 484-1868.ll tl ll tl PP ® e ) Service Directory | BUILDING REPAIRS MAINTENANCE ROOFING CEMENT\u2014Brick\u2014Bathroom tite\u2014Carpentry.274.4245.After 6 p.m.BUSINESS SERVICES Names for Diplomas Hand Lettering Gothic & Medieval also addressing Invitations For Rates CALL 744-6662 «after 5 P.M.DRESSMAKING Experienced Dressmaking AND Alterations ~ DONE Sheraton Drive 481-9195 FURNITURE REPAIRED & REFINISHED Furniture repaired and refinished Antique restoration our specialty.695-1998 GENERAL REPAIRS JAMES DOOR and Equipment.Garage.door repairs, service.684-6504\u20144684-3876.CLEANING walls, ceilings, floors, carpets, windows.Homes, offices.Painting.Free estimates.933.1935.WALLS-CEILINGS FLOORS-WOODWORK RUGS-UPHOLSTERY Cleaning Contact Pierre 254-2175 MOVING & CARTAGE MOVING somewhere?Graduate student appreciates work.Lowest rates.Call John.Free estimate, 481.6401\u2014486- 0502.\u2014 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 LOW PRICES.Interior and exterior painting.By expert with 22 years\u2019 experience.Guaran teed Call 728 9863 Entrepreneur Peinture Patrier Tapissier Tapisserie Menuiserie Fer forge Balcons efc.- Assurance contre accidents Bonnes referecences - Termes si desires M.Bergeron 271-6150 work.Shea Bros.Roofing & General Contractors \u2014AIll types of brick and cement \u2014Aqua waterproofing \u2014Brick & Block laying \u2014Chimney repairing.Work Guaranteed 687-0094-731-9001 PAINTING & DECORATING PAINTING.Exterior, interior Professional work.Guaranteed.Reasonable.481.6401 \u2014 486-0502.Belgian Painting Exterior -\u2014 Commercial For tree Interior \u2014 Residential \u2014 Reasonable prices estimate, call 844-4098 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 Call days-eves.489-7757 PLASTERING Expert Plasterer Cement Drywall.Tile 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 CLASSFIED ADS 931-7511.Examiner, NELP WANTED MALE 47 NOMMES DEMANDES Thursday, August 9, 1973 9 facturing Department.vir PARENTERAL OPERATOR Schering Corporation Limited requires the sorvices of an experienced Parenteral Operator.We are looking for a bilingual person with high school education and five years experience in the Sterile Manu- We offer excellent starting salary and fringe benefits.Program includes educational assistance and excellent working conditions in a modern plant.Please forward complete résumé in confidence to: Personnel Manager, SCHERING CORPORATION LIMITED, 3535 Trans Canada Highway, Pointe Claire, P.Q.Pour appeler Les Distributeurs Cardinal ONT BESOIN Hommes d\u2019Entrepot Pour assembler commandes a: 250 Michel Jasmin DORVAL \u2014 Travail saisonnier.\u201440 heures par semaine.\u2014De Jour ou de Soir.Information ou Entrevue 735-4151 poste 32 FOR SALE DINING ROOM FURNITURE 60 > vewonr MOBILIER DE SALLE A MANAGER - Dining-room Suite 9 PIECE WALNUT Perfect condition.One of à kind.Custom built by Morgan's 59 years ago.Cannot be replaced.Please Call 63 FOR SALE KITCHEN EQUIPMENT A VENDRE EQUIPMIN! DI CUISINE 737-2146 SMALL electric stove, 2 burner.with oven.In very good con dition.Call after 6 p.m., 739 0362 GAS stove 30 inches (Kenmore), ?old tashioned kitchen sinks.Reasonable 9338903 evenings FOR SAIL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS A VENDRE INSTHUMENTS DE MUSIQUE PIANO.reparation, Briere Specialiste.273 9049 tocation, achats vente, Mme BASS Guitar.$50.Les Paul (Copy), 380 Aria Classical, $40 Call 744 0956.PRESTIGE guitar, acoustic, with case.Good condition Reasonable.684 2196.65 ANTIQUES ANTIQUITES ANTIQUE Oak bed with 6 foot carved headboard 3100.Call 48) 4969 Antique Furniture Pine bed: Pine rmirrors, Mahogany serving table, occasional tables com modes 695-1998 66 FOR SALT GENERAL A VENDRF GINERAL bedroom set CREDENZA; (Walnut), $250., ?armchairs.384.4980 10 The Westmount Examiner, 66 FOR GALF GENERAL A VENDRE GENERAL Thursday, August 9, 1973 \u2014Complete line of infan maternity wear 533.and gowns - shirts, blouses and skirts, and up 4960 Decarie 484-083 Thursday I pm to Friday 10am to?Fantastic Buys Summer Merchandise wear 25 cents to 51.-Lady's man\u2019s, lady\u2019s sportswear: trousers, \u2014Beavutiful light weight comforters $3.up \u2014Factory clearance of new sleeping bags -All sizes and weights $3.to $5.Shop at Bargain Boutique Monday to Wednesday 10a m todip m ts and children\u2019s dresses and less.\u2014 Beautiful sweaters .50 cents Blvd.6 apm pm Garage Sale Aug.9th and 10th Moving to smaller quarters between2 pm & 8 pm Crown Darbey teapot, sugar cream, 4 cups and saucer $350 sterling.cut glass.flatware.furniture chest of drawers, end tables, lamps.hide away bed.musical instruments parntings, fireplace dogs many other articles 4843 Cedar Crescent Mary Rd Queen Upper Roslyn Cash Only ROWING excroser $500 dene bed \u201cbring, 510 venehan cond %5 CA} 733 5723 MOVING MUST SELL Dressmig table and \u201ctool Bureau.Mirror cedar chest ta size box spring and mattress single bed mattress and sprina bedroom lamps.6 Deltt wall plates, mantle clocks Call 481 4142.SANYO washer, spin dryer 12 pound load Excetlent con dition.Very reasonable.Call 484 1664 atter 6 pm BOY'S bicycle; rug 9 x 12 (blue); ski rack; toys; hi fi.Call 488 4138.MOVING.Living room tables; lamps; beds, one headboard: luggage; some antiques; chairs: etc.Everything perfect condition.Reasonable.Call 481.9647 BUY repossessed furniture Complete 3 rooms.Modern or Spanish styles.$395.Payable $3 weekly.No down payment.527.9149.Moving Sale 434 Elm Ave.Sat.& Sun.August 11 and 12 937-4345 Everything from little to large.Notions fram around the world as well as Canadiana and a last year Pucci dress.Bargains and special tinds for everyone.Pine armoire, $225.; dough box.original red color, $125.LADY SCHICK Mist Haircurler Good condition.Reasonable.Call 488-6906.SILVER CROSS stroller with hood aîrd apron:; built in Kitchen Aid dishwasher, good working order.933-3781.HIDE.A-BED.Good condition $50.Call 684-5423.Three Spruce Antiques 482 Beaconsfield Blvd.697-0760 2 matchina armchairs (Mueller) {Orange} Excellent condition.Reasonable Call 342 4926, bet ween / and 8 pm BEAUTIFUL tuxedo style couch, cost $1,200, asking 5800.; 2 complementary chars, $240 coach.New condition Call after 6 vom, 188 4573 CINCH television set $250 in good condition, evenings 93) 7479 FRIDGE and love TV double bed with velvet headhoaru small bicycle.683 4631 Ail For 5900 vodroom sets eounie Led livina \u201ccom ot small bookcase in Juded 2 irting room sets.one woth 4 hairs.other with 3 Hairs one 19 nch TV.other K2inch TV both with stands Cl S37 2607 FLEETWOOD AM FM console stereo, in excelient condition Call 487 6812 CRIB with mattress, Provincial (White! matching dresser.hutch: baby's walker jumper: canopied stroller, tolds tlat, etc Beautitul condition.481 3823.COMBINATION china cabinet and desk: old china tea set; machinist tools, mostly new, oil paintings; telescope; T V.: projector; 2 rooms furniture; chesterfield, etc.Evenings 849 8863, days, Stan, 392-4850.Must Sell Mirror, 6 feet square: Sterling cutlery; lady's clothes, size 14: framed prints, etc.482.2487, evenings.ELECTRIC stove with rotisserie, 30 inches, $125, 4 years old; girl's bike, good condition, $30.482.0027 SNOW tires G78.14; Lloyds carriage, like new: upright freezer needing compressor; dress form, size 12, small tricycle: stroller Call 626-1377 CHESTERFIELD, kitchen set; chest of drawers; drapes.Sacrifice.Call 935-0990.Moving Fine furniture (some antigues) tor sale.Call 484.5391 KITCHEN set.$20.; girl's 24 inch English bicycle, $25.; electric sewing machine with cabinet, $60.Call 489-4326.GARDEN Space Maker, 6 feet by 9 teet, still in original packing case; 10 speed racer, 2 weeks old.Reasonable.489.8181.66 FOR SALE GENERAL À VENDRE GENERAL BREAKFRONT custom made sohd Walnut Reasonable Ladd 351 2521, co venings DINING, hiving, pegroom se\u2019: Arnps Apartment sie fridge Aetinghouse Dortabie sasher rye garden nels add tante \u201c33 9074 PUY Jour turniture dre, \"rom manufacturer No ommission to salesman Alt Styles Special for the month -ooms, Colonial, Canadiana, or s-uturist value 32.000 tor 3895 Payable $5 weekly.523 1687 67 FOUR SALE SPORTS LUUIPMENT A VENGRE ARTICLES DE SPORIS Honda C.1.350 1972, 5.000 miles.Excellent condition.$600.or best offer Call 737 5398, after 6 p.m 77 WANTED 0 PURCHASE ON DEMANDE PIANO wanted.Call 272-8285 or 274-5934.WANTED: Bunk beds.Top price for top condition.Call 482-4109 Anyone Having Piano, musical instruments, also complete household turniture or individual pieces, old or nearly new to furnish apartment.From private home only please.Contact 731-2584 tor appointment.Will also buy to clear estates.Piano Wanted For student.Call 271-3085.WE will pick up any unwanted articles, furniture, etc.764.6416 after 6 p.m WANTED: Canadian Paintings Group ot Seven and Con terrporaries.627 0471 IANO?Why sell?Repair or exchange Mrs Briere speciabist.Call 273.9049.ABSOLUTELY needed.All soris ot turniture over 40 years.dining room =f also all kinds of antiques.374-1224 PIANO?Pourquoi vendre?Faite répare ou echanger Mine Brure Spocrialiste.273 9049 \u2014 ee (78 DUMESTIC PETS + { ANIMEAUX DUMESTIQUES ES.\\1ZSLA \u2018Hungarian Pointer) puppies (ntelligent, af toctionate.and handsome doas of medium size and short hair Guaranteed registration.Ready late August.Reserve now.Call: Area code 613.774.6534.NEWFOUNDLAND, Registered, female, 4 months oid, excellent pedigree.481.7616.BEAGLE, 2 femelles pur sang $50.Chaque.933-2000.LOST 79 PERDU Desperate Lost August 4th Male cat, 17 months.Apricot blonde coloring.Vicinity Prince Albert, Victoria Sherbrooke Street, Westmount, Answers to \u2018\u2019Mussels.\u2019\u2019 Call 484.3232 evenings any hour.e Too Late ® To Classify APARTMENTS WANTED 22 APPARTEMENTS DEMANDES Wanted One-bedroom Apartment Westmount Park area.Occupancy October 1st.References available.Days 849.2403, evenings 761-2680.Slate roof specialists Also aluminum siding JUL BO CONSTRUCTION LTD.697-2142 .For further information please consult your Westmount Householders\u2019 Directory, 1973 edition, page 115.BRANDT PLUMBING Company Limited (Ron Toohey, Proprietor) \u2018Serving the West End for Over 17 Years\u2019 24-HOUR SERVICE 761-4551 LAMBERT ROOFING 30 Westminster, N.} A84-G646 INTERNATIONAL TRAVELALL Travelall sets the standard NO EXTRA for towing.With six or V-8 CHARGE FOR engine (up to 392 cubes), THESE TOWING manual or automatic trans- FEATURES! mission, you can pull big « Heavy-duty loads with ease .Plan on frame adding air conditioning, * Heavy-duty stereo, power brakes, power axles steering.* Heavy-duty Travelall .The Wagon drivetrain Built To Tow! ¢ Heavy-duty suspension Ki \u2014 [ETS TALK TRADES! COME IN TODAY! wm INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED 7050 St.James Street West alle AS 492 pese PIRE dT me.don Driver appears in hit-run case The hit-and-run automobile collision which occurred on Sherbrooke street west at Claremont avenue July 26 (see last week's Examiner) was solved Tuesday morning when Westmount police finally got in touch with the owner of the runaway vehicle involved.» John Voyatzis, 43, of Montreal had hit a parked truck owned by Bill Baker.also of Montreal, and had driven off without reporting the incident.A nearby witness had turned over the license number of Mr.Voyatzis' vehicle to Mr.Baker.Mr.Voyatzis, when reached by police, claimed he hafl left his name and phone number on Mr.Baker's truck, but said an earlier incident in Montreal had led him to believe he did not have to report the collision to police.Montreal police had told him they were not to be called to take reports of minor collisions.Mr.Voyatzis had caused $150 damage to Mr.Baker's truck.Westmount police noted that it was clearly marked on Mr.Voyatzis' insurance card that he was to \u201creport all accidents to police,\u201d noting this was for his own protection.He might otherwise be held responsible for claims having nothing to do with his specific accident.Most people, police said, report even minor collisions to them.Anthony's VARIETY STORE Post Office - Greeting Cards - Etc.Open 8 am to 9 pm \u2018Sundays: 11 am to6 pm) 4500 St.Catherine St.W.(Cor.Abbott) \u2018Splash bash' set Wednesday One of the highlights of the summer at the Westmount swimming pool will be on Wednesday when the recreation department holds its first \u2018\u2018splash bash.\u201d The free pool party will, besides swimming.include games, dancing.music and, as pool officials say.plain old \u2018\u2018fun.\u2019\u2019 The bash will take place in two stages; those 12 years old and under from six to eight o'clock in the evening and for those 13 and over and adults from eight until 11.Pool officials say party-goers are welcome to bring their own snacks but ask that no glass containers be included.Local boy earns lacrosse letter Glenn Marshal].son of Mr.and Mrs.Donald Marshall.4998 de Maisonneuve boulevard.has been awarded a varsity letter for his performance as a junior midfielder with the 1973 Ithaca College lacrosse team.The Ithacans won the ECAC New York State Tournament last May and finished the season with a 9-3 overall record.The team finished second in the In- depended College Athletic Conference behind national small college champ Hobart.Marshall, who earned his third varsity letter for the college, was a starter for the first midfield and scored 18 points for the Ithacans.He is a general studies major at Ithaca.The ministry of transport\u2019s marine administration manages 475 public harbors across Canada.Elevator Safety Code.NAGLE ELEVATOR Has Moved fo | 2240 Beaconsfield Ave.This Old Established Company, Operated by Canadians, Has been Servicing and Maintaining Elevators in the Greater Montreal Area Since 1905, A Union Shop.All work Conforms to the Quebec For Further Information Call: LTD.Solely Owned and The Westmou nt Examiner, Thursday, August 9, 1973 n 320 VICTORIA AVE.WESTMOUNT TAILORS & VALET SERVICE moved to 489-0266 JOHN S.TRITT LTD.8915 ST.LAWRENCE 382-2306-7-8 { COMMODORE} OFFICE EQUIPMENT AUGUST SPECIALS FREE DELIVERY ON ISLAND * va SINGLE PEDESTAL COMPACT MODEL + 4018 Machine Stand and \u2018or Student desk Full 24\u201d x 42\" Top.The perfect desk for office or home.ideal for Salesmen.One 5'4\u201d box drawer, one filing drawer, with lock, locking both drawers.Box drawer fitted with pen & pencil tray.We caity a complete ne of Otfice Supplies & Equipment at WHOLESALE prices.Open an account with us today $5995 Ho mes in Westmount ; | ' A 4 i Gracious Home ; $ a Detached i TOWN OF MOUNT ROYAL Luxury Home Facing Park An expensive residence for the family that Upper Level Spacious ground floor plan including large hall, living room 32 x 20, sunroom, conservatory and den.Beautiful master bedroom suite, upstairs den, 7 other bedrooms, 3 open fireplaces, oak parguetry floors, 2 car garage.A charming home priced at $95,000.Call Mrs.Pauline Bates, 731 6817 or 932 2224.WOULD YOU LIKE À CONFIDENTIAL APPRAISAL OF YOUR HOME?Without obligotion, we will inspect your property ond ussess current morket value Call us ot 731-6817.can afford the best.Fine, grand colonial, 7 bedroom home built in 1966 with spacious foyer, ground floor family room that will be your delight: wonderful kitchen; 42 bathrooms and a finished basement.Many expensive extras such as air conditioning, air filter system, etc.Asking $139,000.M.L.S.Please call Mrs.D.H.Lewis, 731- 6817 or 738-4966, 430-4011.9 rooms, 32 bathrooms, street level garage, planned kitchen; circular staircase; basement recreation room; cedar room.Gracious home on 2 landscaped lots with patios and magnificent views.Unique den off master bedroom.Excellent condition.New exclusive.Asking $150.000.Call Mrs.A.Kinsman, 731.6817 or 937.3100.Frank A.Norman & Co.Ltd.Laird Canora Building, 1255 Laird Boulevard, Montreal 304.\\ Member Montreal Real Estate Board / Real Estate Brokers.731-6817 -\u2014\u2014 12 Thursday, August 9, 1973 Equipment, tenders approved Tenders for two new dump trucks, a snow blower and an ice resurfacing machine were approved without contest at Monday nights City Council meeting, putting the city on the line for $106,400.International Harvester, the only company to offer the city dump trucks, will sell two of them for $24,660.SMI Industries Ltd., the only company to offer an acceptable tender for a snow blower unit, will sell one to the city for $58,608.Frank J.Zamboni & Company Limited offered the city an ice resurfacing machine for the skating rink, to cost $15.231.Asphalt bought Council also agreed to purchase over $46,500 worth of asphalt for city streets for resurfacing work to commence in early September.Contracts for both 1'.-inch surfaces and 3-inch surfaces went to Charles Duranceau Limitee, the lowest among five companies offering the city their wares.Duranceau was willing to lay 1':-inch layers for $40.516.13 and 3-inch layers for $6,019.65.Beaver Asphalt Paving Co.Ltd., which won two of the three contracts last ycar, came a close second in its bids, asking Cedar accident leads to charge for no license A car which went out of control on Cedar avenue last Wednesday evening caused considerable property damage to two different lawns and resulted in charges being laid against the unlicensed driver of the vehicle.Cliff Clemons, a 20-year-old Montrealer, was headed east on Cedar avenue near Mountain avenue at about eight pm in a 1973 Buick owned by a New York City woman.As he came around the corner, Mr.Clemons lost control of his car and went onto the sidewalk, hitting a lamp standard.From there the car went onto the lawn at 3275 Cedar avenue.causing considerable damage.Still moving, the car hit a retaining wall at 3269 Cedar avenue and caused considerable damage to that lawn before finally coming to a stop.The front end of the car was demolished and the windshield was smashed, though Mr Clemons was not hurt.He will be charged in West- mount court for driving without a license.$41,533.66 for the 1'z-inch paving and $6.108.83 for the 3-inch work.Bids were also received from the Francon division of Canfarge, Ltd., La Compagnie Meloche Inc.and Demix Laval Ltee.All of their bids were considerably higher.Last year well over $10,000 more was spent on resurfacing streets than is expected to be spent this year, since the city asked for \u2018\u2018deep-strength\u2019 asphalt in addition to the two surfacing contracts.Thom takes top title City Council agreed Monday night that Alderman James Thom would become acting mayor of Westmount in September for a four-month period, replacing Ald.William Wood who has held the post for the past four months.The title means Ald.Thom will chair council meetings and fill in for Mayor Paul Ouimel when he is away from the city between September and December.Sign of times Two young women were caught Wednesday in Steinberg's at Alexis Nihon Plaza trying to walk off with seven steaks they had cached in their handbags.The two, both from Verdun.are single and unemployed, 18 and 21 years old.The steaks would have retailed for about $16.Perhaps it's a sign of the times.Council makes dozen stops \u2018Stop\u2019 signs are to be erected along Windsor, Chesterfield.Burton and Springfield avenues, it was decided Monday night by city council.Burton and Springfield avenues will each have signs installed at both ends, causing traffic to stop at Claremont and Victoria avenues as it comes off Burton, and at Mount Stephen and Metcalfe avenues coming off Springfield.Signs will be put on Windsor avenue at the intersections of Claremont and Victoria avenues: similar signs will go up on Chesterfield avenue for both of those streets As well, signs on 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