The Westmount examiner, 18 juillet 1974, jeudi 18 juillet 1974

[" services, social Rotary survey shows need: Over 16 percent, or about 2,800 of Westmount\u2019s over-65 citizens, might be willing to consider living in a residence- type facility complete with medical activities and resources for creative or volunteer NA amg ner.2,800 Westmounters over 65 would consider a r work, a survey has\u2019 revealed.But only a small number of seniors would be willing to forego their independence to share an apartment or room with anyone but their spouse.These two are the most salient points IE WE \u2018Exam OV) Making not just your house but ull of Westmount your home Vol.XLVI, No.29 Westmount, P.Q., H3Z 2W6, Thursday, July 18, 1974 15c to come out of a survey of residence and care needs carried out during the past six months sponsored by The Rotary Club of Westmount with the aid of a Local Initiatives Program grant.A questionnaire answered by 262 date.Lost a watch?A Beaconsfield resident found a watch in the centre of the Red- fern avenue-Sherbrooke street intersection last Tuesday and turned it over to Westmount Police.The watch is a children\u2019s Timex with a brown strap.Its owner can retrieve the timepiece from Sgt.-Det.Gerald McKenna at the Westmount Police station.Musical ride, concert big centennial success DR pa Over 5,000 spectators watched RCMP horsemen and listened to the Royal 22nd Regiment band during a gala display of music Office robbed Westmount Police patrols found the back door of an office building at 4010 St.Catherine street insecure Sunday morning at9:45.The next day they learned that one electric and one manual typewriters had been stolen.and talent last night at the Westmount athletic grounds behind Westmount High School.The show, the latest in the city\u2019s centennial celebrations, fascinated a standing-room-only crowd of Westmounters, young and old, as the horses went through precision drills while the band played old favorites of the past and present.Mayor Paul Ouimet and several aldermen were on hand in the dignitaries\u2019 seats.The mayor received the presentation YR RT NLR LL 1 @ consult: ep By ERIC NEAL McGREGOR + Travel 41 1 LY Limited e-@ 1373 .Greene PA TA Orel: / pci year.pe LA JAU- RNMENT, CANADA.Le = BIBLIOTHIQU LEGISLATURE, HOTEL DU GOVE QUEBEC, P.Q.931-3843 | por rvi d July 19 to 27 Cool but mainly sunny to begin and to end this pleasant week.Stormy everywhere from midweek into next weekend.Days very hot, also quite humid, so heavy night rains, with thunder, wili bring us flooded roads and underpasses.Tornadoes in mid-west and southern States are heading for the Atlantic coast.However, the coming weekend opens another very agreeable three weeks holiday period.August temperature range 50 and 95 degrees F., then slowly falling to 40-85.Harvesting in full swing everywhere.service sefls McGregor of arms from chief horseman Insp.McInnis and his musical ride troop and offered a few short words of welcome.The show was emceed by Westmount Fire Inspector Capt.William Timmons.Maj.Jean- Francois Pierret of the Royal 22nd Regiment directed the band.Beside those who had free Dorval taxicab rip-off nipped A man got into a taxi at Montreal International Airport in Dorval and asked for a ride to Westmount last Wednesday evening.The taxi driver made the trip, then informed his passenger the charge was a flat $10.The man refused to pay, called Westmount Police who phoned the taxi company.It was learned that cab drivers should meter rides from Dorval, and that the general rate to Westmount is about $6.50, which the man happily paid for the ride.Garage break Someone broke into the garage at 4269 St.Catherine street west Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning, climbing through a back-alley window.They broke open various vending machines and took the cash.tickets to the show, numerous spectators lined the roofs and balconies of Westmount High Schoo! and nearby apartment buildings and homes to get birdseye views; others were allowed through the gate once all invited guests and those who had tickets were seated.The only faux-pas of the musical ride came during the \u201cfinal charge\u2019 across the field, as one RCMP constable lost his hat.It remained on the field until the horses had left; Westmount Police Cst.Larry Drouin then retrieved the hat and returned it to its owner.TODAY'S WORLD \u201cI can\u2019t wait \u2019til he\u2019s far enough along to go on tour.\u201d .LEse AT esidence over-65 residents of Westmount found that 57 percent were willing to consider living in a senior citizens' residence, while another 12 percent might be willing to move into one at a future AR Ce + WS SF ss Continued on page 6 Roof fire at Reddy is probed Wooden walks and platforms on the 7th-floor roof of the east wing of the Reddy Memorial Hospital caught fire Friday afternoon and were fully ablaze when the Westmount Fire Brigade was called at 5:24 pm.The blaze was quickly doused by firemen with the aid of hospital personnel, who had hoses readied for the men when they arrived.There was no spread of the fire to the interior of the hospital; the only damage was to the platform and roof flashings.Two mutual aid cities were called to Westmount when the fire was reported.The Outremont crew was sent home as soon as it arrived, though Haw jstead firemen covered at the West- mount fire station while this city's trucks were at the hospital.Accident or arson \u201cThere was no reason for the fire,\u201d Westmount Deputy Fire Chief Paul E.Motard said afterward.*\u2018It could be accidental or it could be arson.\u201d The walkway was constructed for maintenance personnel to reach air conditioning and ventilation equipment on the roof.Both the Montreal Urban Community Police arson squad and Westmount Fire Inspector Capt.William Timmons are investigating.Tilden retrieves long-lost auto Officials of the Alexis Nihon Plaza parking lot called West- mount Police on Saturday to find out about a car left there about three months ago, open and with the keys inside.A lot attendant had removed the keys from inside and left a note asking the driver to pay his rent and pick up the keys, but the note had gone unanswered.Police investigators soon learned that the 1974 beige and brown Oldsmobile hardtop was the property of Tilden Drive- Yourself, and had been reported stolen to Toronto police, where it had been rented.Server served Westmount's Sgt.-Det.Bruce Whiteford had a warrant issued recently for the arrest of a suspect in a fraud case involving company checks.The warrant was served, but only after the man was finally found\u2014serving time in a Philadelphia prison. 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 18, 1974 C7 Greene group incorporated, funds raised to aid study The Greene Avenue Village Association has been incorporated as a non-profit company with the name Greene Avenue Planning Corporation, it was learned this week.A drive for funds has reached $1,200 in contributions of individuals ranging from $2 to $50, with a target of $6,000.The funds are earmarked for printing and \u201ccommunications\u201d in connection with a study of the area being undertaken by the citizens\u2019 group, concerned with preservation of the character of Greene's shopping district and environs.Mrs.JoAnn Issenman, who sparked the group originally, is president of the new corporation.Tim Grosvenor, an architect member of the group, said yesterday that the July 2 meeting held with the City of Westmount architectural and planning commission was encouraging.The city experts had pledged their co-operation and continuing interest and it is hoped to have further meetings from time to time, including a showing requested by the commission of the group's slide presentation, recently seen by the Westmount Municipal Association advisory council.The slides were shown Monday afternoon to a group of Greene CEGEP LIPers reading decibels avenue merchants, all of whom have joined the association.Mr.Grosvenor also reported that preservation of the former post office building at Greene and de Maisonneuve boulevard seems assured, with an intergovernmental committee agreeing with Hon.C.M.Drury that the department of public works should dispose of it only for reuse of the present structure.The Greene group hopes that the use will be by a restaurant or some retail establishment, which would infer longer hours than would, say, offices.Mr.Grosvenor said that the Westmounters may have seen two men at various St.Catherine street locations taking decibel readings to find out what sort of noise is being created by regular street traffic.The two are part of a study funded as a Local Initiatives Project and co-ordinated by CEGEP Vieux-Montreal Prof.Rene Bolduc.Equipment and permits have been supplied by the City of Montreal, though the study includes various streets throughout the Montreal Urban Community.Findings, once published, will be submitted to the City of Montreal, though a social affairs ATTEND city is in accord with the hope department official said any that Mondev Corporation does information of distinct im- wr.not demolish the buildings on the portance to Westmount would be da 0 northeast corner of Greene and Passed on to city hall here.HZ \u2019 » St.Catherine street until plans The study has been continuing ER HD for future use of that site have for the past four years, the of- AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE been agreed.ficial said.ANGLICAN ANGLICAN ANGLICAN French restauran r 4 fo0 0 Sea TA ENT ST STEPHENS ST.MATTHIAS* | À CA TORCHESTER and ATWATER Cote St.Antoine Road pag CoTer OF Wood and ni \u201cLt.Col.The Rev'd.George B.Fee a nû Church Hill à a The Rev'd Eric Dungan, M.A.JULY 21 The Rev\u2018d.F.H.K.Greer 4 pl TRINITY VI = me RY 9:30 a.m.The Sung Eucharist 10:30 am Morning Prayer (Suminer Schedule) E Here ns: 3 (Nursery facilities) HOLY EUCHARIST DURING THE WEEK 9:30 a.m.Wednesday Organist and Director of Music: Michael Prescesky Eustace Tait, A.R.C.C.O.Organist and Choir Direct.WELCCME TOALL 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 11:00 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July 13 Nil; _ - July 14 10:36 am: 507 Grosvenor, smoke detector ringing; 4:34 pm: Tupper and Atwater, false alarm; July 15 11:23 am: 365 Metcalfe, no power in house; 1:15 pm: opposite 250 Clarke, overheated motor; July 16 9:10 am: 368 Wood, smoke coming from television set.FOR TINTS AND PLYWOOD FOR HOME AND INDUSTRY FER G-T Fe RUTHERFORDS 1 932-7161 A MILLIE) COMPANYgR!MITED NE ETE IT es jardins Service Station, t Catherine street west, closed down Friday after 41 years in Westmount.Lazar Service Station, at the corner of Sherbrooke street and Grosvenor avenue, is scheduled to close by August 1.The two Champlain gas stations are victims of a general province-wide \u2018\u2018internal integration program\u2019 being carried out by Imperial Oil Ltd., owners of mu Champlain oil, whereby onl only selected gas \u2018\u2018bars\u2019\u2019 heating oil distributors will retain the Champlain name.The sites of the two stations probably will be sold on the open market for redevelopment in the next six months to a year, the same fate as most other such Champlain units in the Montreal area.Some stations will be changed to Esso service stations, according to Henry Montpetit, Quebec automotive director of Imperial Oil, but most will be sold on the open market.\u2018\u2018We were always better off in TCH accident injures four An accident on the Trans- Canada Highway entrance ramp from Greene avenue Saturday evening at 6:15 sent three persons to hospital with multiple injuries.June Morin, 22, of St.Michel received injuries to her stomach and both arms; Louis Lebouf, 17, of Rosemount had injuries to his head and back, while 15-year-old Daniel St.-Germain, also of Rosemount, injured his mouth.The three were taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital by Westmount Police ambulance.Other details of the accident were unavailable.SINCE 1916 OUR MASTER ROOFERS \u2018AT YOUR SERVICE RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.Rene Guitard, Manager 637-2308 24 HOUR SERVICE Desjardins retires, Lazar moves WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.two Æ! stations here Car taken here to California, suspect held Last week we gave you this item; { Fished out A 1971 Barracuda was stolen irom the east-wing garage at 4300 de Maisonneuve boulevard some }- time between 5 pm Saturday and | pm Sunday.- ft This week San Ber- nardino, California, police informed Westmount's constabulary that the car had showed up there and they were detaining a suspect.the old days,\u201d Jules Desjardins said of his station, which has Operated since 1923, \u2018when it was 1 private.\u201d The redevelopment of St.Catherine and Tupper.streets and Dorchester boulevard forced out many of his regular clients, the mainstay of his business.\u2018\u2018Lately we started to come back again, but generally it's been getting worse and worse and worse.\u201d Mr.Desjardins has used the station closure as an excuse to retire.He plans to take a few weeks\u2019 holiday once the closin has been finalized, but wil maintain his home at 11 Ingleside avenue.Station Manager Barry Coulomb is now looking for another job.At the opposite side of West- mount, Joseph Lazar is moving his staff and equipment to a gas +, FOR SALE Royal Trust THE SIGN THAT SELLS\" station\u2014independent Gulf\u2014at 5790 Monkland avenue in Notre .\u2026 Dame de Grace, which he bought when told that his outlet would be: LTTY closed.He hopes to be able to take about 65 percent of his .\u2019 Westmount clientele with him.Tried to buy station Joseph Lazar, who has operated the Sherbrooke street station for the last 13 years, had another year on his present lease, but has been promised com- nsation by Imperial.He said he Rad tried to buy the station, but his offer was refused.Somewhat grudgingly, Mr.Lazar noted that he had been selling about 36,000 gallons of gasoline a month, more than the Dunlop Esso station diagonally across Sherbrooke street.Esso officials maintain that Mr, Lazar's station lot is so small that it would be difficult to improve or maintain under city regulations.Local couple killed in N.B.Major and Mrs.Irvine Freeman Price, 250 Kensington avenue, were killed Saturday afternoon when their car overturned after leaving the Trans- Canada Highway near St.Basile, N.B.Major Price, 81, was a veteran of the First World War and with the Eighth Princess Louise\u2019s Hussars of New Brunswick.His wife, Doris, was 74.The Prices are parents of E.K.Price of 83 Birkendale drive, Toronto.A memorial service will be held locally, date and place to be announced.The followin 4 building permits were issued at city hall during the past week: July 10 154 Cote St.Antoine: for G.Schmidt by self, alterations for deck over garage, $1,500; July nn 206 Cote St.Antoine: for F.Flemming by Outremont Plumbing and Heating, to replace three fixtures, $200; July 12 252 Metcalfe: for J.C.Franks by G.P.Oil Burner Service, to replace an oil tank, $500; 61 St.Sulpice: for Mrs, N.A.Gibson by Lucien Couderc and Fernand Menard Inc., alterations and plumbing, $12,000, July 16 1330 Sherbrooke: for G.Shapiro by Romeo Larouche and Charles Belanger et Fils, alterations and plumbing, $3,500.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.Drop in and visit us.our expert staff: Contact with confidence, in confidence Mr.John Aird Mrs.Jane Allan Mrs.Catherine Barton Mr.Douglas W.Baxter Mrs.Nora Bernier .Mrs.Joyce Cabott Mrs.Joan Colby Mrs.Marion Duclos Mrs.Margaret Evans Mr.Craig Groves Mrs.Sally Hallows Mrs.Valerie Kyle \u2018Mrs.Barbara Ferguson Mrs.Josephine Lantier James R.Quinlan, B.Comm, F.R.1I.Manager 933-9184 487-4791 481-9157 484.5397 481-8687 935.5540 935.8625 935.5938 932-6329 481-6360 931-6571 737-6911 488-8423 932-0567 Mrs.Ruth Mary Lewis Mrs.Claudette Limoges Miss M.Loofbourow Mrs.Joan McCallum Mrs.Joan McGuigan Mrs.Elizabeth Paul Mrs.Nicole Powell Mrs.Dorothy Raich Mr.Mark Rost Mr.Bob Seltmann Mrs.G.Strous Mrs.Joan Sutherland Mr.Aubrey Wassyng 932-6257 481-5907 766-3537 935-8154 489-7150 481-9915 487-6069 482-4793 738-3796 932-0064 487-2907 486-8115 937-6674 Royal Trust 4145 Sherbrooke St.W.932-2936 THE Examiner Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home WESTMOUNT Published Every Thursday by J.W.Sancton & Sons Ltd., 4630 St.Catherine Street West, Westmount, P.Q.H3Z 2W6 Editorial, Accounting, Circulation, Display Advertising Departments 932-3157 Classified Advertising, 8.30 a.m.fo 5 p.m.weekdays (To 8:00 p.m.Mondays and Tuesdays) 931-751 The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Carrier and mail subscriptions $6.50 per year.$3.50 half year; 2 years $12.25; 3 years, $17.50.Fifteen cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Community Newspapers Association, Quebec Community Newspapers Association.Second class mail registration number 1760 4 - Thursday, July 18, 1974 rye Solidarity with honor CONTRAST Mr.L'Allier, the Quebec communications minister, and our Westmount MNA, Mr.Drummond, lands and forest minister.They belong to the same cabinet.Mr.L'Allier, an avowed nationalist, comes right out in the National Assembly and says he doesn\u2019t like Bill 22, the official language act, and that the only reason he is voting for it is for the sake of cabinet solidarity.Mr.Drummond, who as recent as last March declared on one of his rare appearances in his riding that Bill 63\u2014 wiped out by Bill 22\u2014should not be changed and that better means should be found for promoting bilingualism among French-speaking Quebecers, continues his extended silence.Cabinet solidarity has been the inferred excuse of Mr.Drummond for not publicly reflecting the fears, feelings and suggestions of his constituents in this crucial language question.So it has been with his two English- language ministerial colleagues, Dr.Goldbloom and Mr.Tetley: though these two gentlemen at least have spoken, expressed their guarded doubts.We agree that Mr.Drummond, if determined to hang onto the perks of his portfolio, could not publicly display the courage of back-bench Liberals Springate of Ste.Anne and Ciaccia of Mount Royal by voting against this bill.But Westmount would have been glad to hear from him, at least to the extent to which Dr.Goldbloom and Mr.Tetley have been heard.And the frankness of Mr.L\u2019Allier, for the different reason of showing that they do indeed represent English Quebecers, would have befitted Dr.Goldbloom, Mr.Tetley and, above all where Westmount is concerned, Mr.Drummond.Rather than this sordid, sullen silence in the face of the concerns of the trustful voters who sent him to Quebec.Gulled, ripped off again \u2018IT's so stupid\u201d is Montreal Mayor Drapeau\u2019s retort to the suggestion to Quebec from Pierrefonds that the City of Montreal and not the Montreal Urban ®ommunity as a whole should bear the municipal share of Olympic policing costs.We say, it is not stupid at all.The Olympics were exclusively Montreal\u2019s, nay, Mr.Drapeau\u2019s grand idea from the outset.And until now he has insisted that the games \u2018\u2018won\u2019t cost the taxpayers a cent.\u201d The suburbs would be quite happy to let this adventure not cost Montrealers, exclusively, anything.Westmount taxpayers would cheerfully forego the privilege of sharing \u201cnot a cent\u201d of expenses, Specially now that, for security alone, \u2018not a cent\u201d has become many millions of dollars\u2014the exact or even approximate amount apparently not, even yet, subject to any consensus among federal, provincial or municipal authorities.All we know, despite Mr.Drapeau, is that it will be a very large figure.The performance of the Quebec authorities in this matter is truly amazing.Without knowing the amount, even approximate, Justice Minister Choquette has decreed that all the MUC municipalities must share Montreal's bill.And now Municipal Affairs Minister Goldbloom, in his bland, mild-mannered and gullible way, has tolerated the Drapeau argument that for Montreal to shoulder the expenses which it has itself incurred would lead to \u2018\u2018balkanization\u201d of MUC finances.What nonsense! It is nothing more than simply to require the MUC to bill Montreal for extraordinary police services incurred for the Olympic Games.Mr.Drapeau is reported as suggesting that neighboring municipalities will benefit from \u2018\u2018economic spin-off\u201d from the games.Before buying that argument, Dr.Goldbloom might ask Mr.Drapeau to explain what benefits may accrue to Pierrefonds, or even closer-in Westmount.A little reflected glory, maybe; but what revenues?Dr.Goldbloom\u2019s portfolio is supposed to function for the benefit of all municipalities\u2014not only Montreal.Mr.Drapeau once more has gulled Dr.Goldbloom, this time into ripping off the suburbs.We have never been consulted, let alone asked, about the Olympic caper.Even so, start watching now for the inevitable big bulge in 1976 MUC assessments, our own city council's pitiful explanation of the inevitable jump in the tax rate, and for the tax bills which inevitably will follow.You'll be paying them.And remember with all the gratitude you can muster that happy threesome: Messrs.Drapeau, Choquette and Goldbloom, back there in July 1974.Hon.C.M.Drury says.Post-election euphoria The next five years hold great potential for Canada as a member of the world community, following the re-election on July 8 of a majority government under Pierre Elliott Trudeau.2, Canada, as I mentioned last week, is in the enviable position of having a strong majority government that will be able to tackle, without interference, the problems æ IT\u2019s enough to give a place a bad name.In this continuing era of reverse snobbery, Westmounters will be prone to avoid in shame their friends from Town of Mount Royal ($24,247), Beaconsfield ($19,457), Sillery ($18,871), Cote St.Luc ($15,564) and Outremont ($14,390) to say nothing of Victoria, B.C.($8,543), Valleyfield ($8,537) or Montmagny ($8,148).For Statistics Canada has revealed, from the 1971 census, that our city has the highest average family income of any community in Canada of over 10,000 population.Adding in proceeds from Junior\u2019s (if he is over 16) paper route and dog-walking, sister\u2019s baby-sitting; big-sister\u2019s summer waitressing, big- brother's pick-and-shovel job, mom's spare-time typing and dad\u2019s salary plus bonus plus dividends plus retainers plus fees, the average Westmount family had to get by on $25,377.The image, of course, is a bit distorted: there are some Westmount family incomes so huge that they overbalance the numerous ordinary folk who give Westmount its wide social and economic mix\u2014 so little appreciated or understood outside our borders.Fie on Statistics Canada! .+ + + WE like the smart idea, for Dominion Stores and the Kidney Foundation, whereby the grocery chain will exchange $1,000,000 worth of its cash- register receipts for a kidney machine.Employees of the Pfizer pharmaceutical firm have adopted the project and three weeks ago had collected $150.000 worth of receipts.Anyone who wants to join in the good cause should send their slips to PO Box 800, Youville Station, Montreal H2P 2W6.+ + + AT an early stage of planning West- mount\u2019s centennial celebrations this year the idea was scouted without success of having the Montreal Symphony Orchestra perform here.Next best thing will be the last of a series of five MSO \u2018\u2018aperitif musical\u201d concerts in shopping centres on Aug.15 at noon in Alexis Nihon Plaza.The series of free programs is sponsored by Joe Seagram and his boys, the booze people.+ + + PERMIT-mad Quebec has another bill, No.16, on the back burner slipped in with the furore over Bill 22, which is likely to cause anguish among the sport set, particularly those who give freely of their time to develop young bodies.It is titled **The Quebec Athletic Commission Act\u201d and with the present government's penchant for imprecision and playing its Continued from page five Hon, Kevin Orummond SAYS.-of inflation that face Canada, and the world.The next five years will enable the government, under Mr.Trudeau, to bring to fruition the many projects that were initially conceived in 1968, and developed\u2019 over the last six years.Sir Wilfred Laurier prophesized that the 20th century would belong to Canada.Certainly, as a nation Canada is at the threshold of creating a society that is unique in the world cemmunity.I, as your Member of Parliament, look forward to working with you during the next five years to achieve this goal.Mostuseant Ésamines the Files Thirty-five Years Ago July 20, 1939 \u201cThere is keen competition among the boys of Notre Dame de Grace and West- mount to secure a place in the Canadian team to meet Scotland in the forthcoming international soccer game to be played at Maisonneuve July 29.The youths of Westmount are reputedly the cleverest players on the island.Johnny Rooney has had them in hand for some time and it is amazing, even to him, the rapid progress which they have made.\u201d : Twenty-five Years Ago July 22, 1949 \u201cHon.D.C.Abbott, minister of finance and MP for Westmount-St.Antoine, told a press conference in London, Tuesday, that the international trade dilemma won\u2019t be solved by restrictive measures.\u2018I don\u2019t think dollar cuts are a cure for anything.\u2019 Each trade curtailment, he said, raised production costs which were certain to accentuate the difficulties.\u201d Fifteen Years Ago July 17, 1959 \u2018Commitments totalling $346,560 covering paving and electrical improvements throughout the city, and including the cost of the St.Catherine street extension to Western avenue, were approved by city councillors at a meeting Monday evening.Westmount Lookout will receive a facelifting, with $6,370 voted to cover the cost of repairs to the concrete structure.Reason for the work is the considerable deterioration of concrete which has taken place since the lookout\u2019s construction in 1932.\u201d Five Years Ago July 17, 1969 \u201cWestmount's member of parliament, Hon.C.M.Drury, was among those present at Cape Kennedy yesterday morning to witness the historic launching of the Apollo 11 moon mission.The Canadian Treasury Board president, whose cabinet responsibilities include science and technology, was a guest of the U.S.National Aeronautics and Space Administration.Mr.Drury left Ottawa Sunday and visited a number of American scientific establishments before going to the rocket-firing site,\u201d de Maisonneuve folks protest (A copy of the following letter has been sent to The Examiner:) Mayor Paul Ouimet, City of Westmount, Westmount, Que.Dear Mayor Ouimet: The decision by the City of Westmount to succumb to MUC pressures and permit the use of de Maisonneuve boulevard west as a two-way artery between Lansdowne and Claremont avenues is completely unacceptable to the undersigned residents of the area affected.Without prior consultation with residents, the city has denied the residential nature of de Maisonneuve boulevard and its feeder streets below Sherbrooke street.Arbitrarily, bus routes have been placed on a street too narrow to carry such traffic.Promises of westerly bus traffic only are a myth.There is a constant easterly flow of large intercity buses.The street already has become a truck route in both directions.The safety of children, pedestrians and senior citizens using educational and recreational facilities in Westmount Park apparently has been ignored.The City of Westmount has shown a lack We Say.Continued from page four cards close to its vest it says that the sports to which the creation of this three- member junta will apply itself are \u2018wrestling, boxing and any other sport determined by the lieutenant-governor in council\u2019\u2014meaning, once again, the all-powerful cabinet.Try this for size, should you be thinking of organizing, say, some 12-year-olds to learn the manly art of boxing: \u201cNo person who does not hold a permit in force shall: (a) organize a match; (b) operate an establishment; (c¢) film a match or present it on a screen; (d) take part in a match as a contestant, or as a manager or second of a contestant; (e) take part in a match as a referee or umpire, judge, time-keeper, physician, inspector or master of ceremonies.\u2019 Heard enough?+ + + WHAT'S there to do?Well, this summer the volunteer guides, many of them Westmounters, of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts once again are conducting walking tours of Old Montreal every Wednesday at 11 am starting from Place Vauquelin.Then at St.Donat, well known to many Westmounters as a summer retreat which also is celebrating its centennial, has a \u201cPeoples\u2019 Art Exhibition\u201d going daily except Mondays through to Aug.11.And the Foster Horse Show takes place, a one-day affair on Sunday, July 28, at Knowlton\u2014a place where many West- mounters are summering., 3 Se 2 SR arterial use A RY PSE ans of respect and concern for its citizens in the de Maisonneuve boulevard west area by imposing on the environment in which - they have chosen to live standards, in the name of change, which ignore socioeconomic and human considerations.Immediate steps should be taken to develop a plan which is compatible with the needs of residents and the growth of tre community.This should be done in consultation with concerned citizens.An early meeting to discuss the problem would be greatly appreciated.For further information please contact Mr.or Mrs.R.Follett, 4727 de Maisonneuve boulevard west, 937-5587, or Norah Cassidy Frood, 4721 de Maisonneuve boulevard west, 932- 8124.Yours very truly, Richard Follett Maureen Follett Norah Frood and 37 others No ifs, ands or butts about pool-side seats Sir: Thanks for giving prominent display to Mrs.Kremer\u2019s protest against the decision of the Westmount parks and recreation department to phase out chairs at the Westmount pool.Until reading Mrs.Kremer\u2019s letter, I had presumed the lack of chairs at the pool was due to a repair program as in past years.Now we are getting to the seat of the matter\u2014a unilateral decision by the department of parks and recreation on the grounds of expense.This type of chair retails for approximately $4.50 each.Even at 20 percent off, the minimum allowance for bulk purchases, the cost of 100 chairs would be around $350.Surely the department or financial expert Ald.Leeds Nelson can find this piddling amount from the large array of figures they trot out with smug satisfaction at budget time.Equally ridiculous is the other reason given for the removal of the poolside chairs\u2014no other pool in the Montreal area supplies chairs.Not having time to check other municiplities, 1 agree with Mrs.Kremer that poolside chairs are special because they serve a useful purpose for old and young residents.Sitting or lying on cold, hard cement or hot, hard cement is not an ideal health situation.So Westmount taxpayers, now is the time to get off your ifs, ands and butts to protest against this removal of the \u201cseats of the mighty.\u201d 235 Metcalfe avenue, WESTMOUNT, H3Z 2H8 (Editor's note: Parks and Recreation Superintendent B.A.Rothwell yesterday said that there was no intention of depriving pool users of seating and that suitable perimeter benches were being designed to be built in the city shops.These could be in place this season, he thought, The ban on individual deck-type chairs had Jack Marsters The Westmount nothing to do with cost, he added, except that they required constant repair due to rough usage.The real problem was supervision, particularly of youngsters who used the chairs for other than their real purpose.A number of accidents and many cuts had been suffered from jagged ends of broken chairs; thus the question was fundamentally one of safety, particularly of youngsters, he told The Examiner.) Prince Albert proposal raises more objections Sir: With respect to the proposed development plan for the Prince Albert avenue bakery site, I wish to point out that the nearby residents on de Maisonneuve boulevard are likely to be more affected by it, than those of the SARA area.This is because the proposed rezoning of the area to allow a high rise on the north side of the boulevard would not only further destroy the residential nature of the N the teaching factory.typesetting division a gs will meet all your typesetting tration.Examiner, Thursday, July 18, 1974 - 5 street, but might well set a precedent enabling further such developments in the area to be permitted.Secondly, all traffic access to the development is to be from de Maison- neuve, thus increasing \u2018the alread horrendous volume of traffic on this road.Our council has failed to consult with ordinary de Maisonneuve residents not only in this respect, but also with the recent opening of the road as a major traffic artery.May I ask that the interests of de Maisonneuve residents be taken in to consideration in the future and that they be fully consulted about all developments affecting their area?Although for the next two years, the MUC and the City of Westmount have ruled that de Maisonneuve is not a residential street, in actuality it is lined on both sides by houses and a few apartment buildings and no official ruling can alter this fact.(Mrs.R.) Maureen Follett 4727 de Maisonneuve boulevard WESTMOUNT H3Z 1M3 - Looking for the alternative?Bishop's It.The English university at Lennox- ville in the bilingual Eastern Townships.Just 100 miles from downtown Montreal (near Sherbrooke).But what a difference: A real campus (over 500 acres) with great residences.A challenge for you to learn \u2014 instead of being a cog in a large and anonymous Fewer than 1,000 students.(On an average 13 students to a professor).Teachers who of know that you don't live and learn in watertight departments.Full sports and recreation facilities.Best of all: the open challenge to find out what you want to be and how to get there.Undergraduate courses in Humanities, Social and Natural Sciences, Business Adminis- 8 printing needs 932-3157 We are still accepting applications for the Fall of 1974 VALUATIONS Alan Mitchell, MC., CM Oil Paintings, Watercolors and Other Objets d'Art Valued Against FIRE \u2014 THEFT \u2014 DAMAGE (Also a wise precaution in view of the Slate Roof Specialists Consult Lovell\u2019s Home Directory for other services\u2014p.123 JUL BO CONSTRUCTION LTD.697-2142 CHRISTIE PLUMBING ls Bishop's for you?To find out, write or call the recruiting officer or registrar: Bishop's University Lennoxville, Qué.Tel.(819) 569-9551 new Capital Gains Legislation) LIMITED INSTITUTIONS & PRIVATE COLLECTIONS 4217 Boul.de Meisonneuve, Montreal 215 Complete .\u201c (Phone: 932-0014 or 334-7227 Plumbing Service between 10 A.M.and 2 P.M.!\u201d HUGH SAVAGE and COMPANY Fast - Efficient ® Residential © Commercial © Industrial Chartered Accountants 24 Hour Service 1310 Greene Avenue .North of de Maisonneuve ; 484-20 1 0 Sixth Floor 937-9227 \u201c-5331A Sherbrooke W.> Cd FE: AA: PB a by Eng 2 jp i ANTIQUE SI ay ORIENTAL RUGS Bt 4 BOUGHT & SOLD Bd .EXPERT APPPAISALS [lS WALLTOWALL [PH SPECIALISTS HE Cleaning & Repairing (PNA [A of Fine Oriental Rugs VAS A) 420) ST.CATHERINE W.|A I 932-4277 # DEEE Es Ie S J de Maisonneuve fra Traffic on de Maisonneuve boulevard between Lansdowne and Claremont avenues increased significantly this week as St.Catherine street was closed entirely to allow for Metro construction.The rerouting of buses was carried out smoothly, beginning at 11:45 am Monday; eastbound buses, as prescribed, began using Sherbrooke street and Lans- downe avenue, while those headed west went up Lansdowne and along de Maisonneuve before resuming their normal routes.Voyageur buses travelled east along de Maisonneuve and tried to negotiate the difficult corner to travel south on Lansdowne avenue, bringing numerous complaints to both Westmount Police and to The Examiner.Voyageur officials were notified of the situation yesterday, and consented to move their buses north to Sherbrooke, following the MUCTC route.City officials said this morning they would be considering riedrich hand made wedding bands trait orgimal design Gold Silver ALEXIS NIHON PLAZA tel 937.1888 WHERE JEWELLERY IS ART ith 33 LAKESHORE ROAD West of Sources Road, POINTE CLAIRE \"2e SE EEE QUEBEC ANTIQUES SPECIALIZING IN EARLY PINE FURNITURE I Examiner 18, » i prohibiting all through trucks and buses from travelling east on de Maisonneuve, but admitted there was a real problem for those truckers attempting to No-show A padlock was removed from the inside door of a showcase fronting on St.Catherine street at Alexis Nihon Plaza last Wednesday afternoon between 1 and 4 pm.A silver-plated tea set, four silver goblets and two dresses, the property of the \u2018\u2018Smuggler\u2019s Den\u2019 boutique, were stolen.Phone ~ 697-0643 * Interesting Lamps * Custom-made Shades * Unusual Gifts La Contessa Inc.5903 Sherbrooke St.W.\u2014 HU-8-4322 6 Voyageur bus negotiating Lansdowne corner yesterd WESTMO Thursday, July 1974 Ta 4, ad.\u201d ay travel north, since most heavy traffic is also prohibited from Lansdowne north of de Maisonneuve due to the shallow\" depth of the roadbed.The city also will consider retiming lights on de Maison- neuve to allow cross traffic on Grosvenor and Prince Albert avenues\u2014controlled only by stop signs\u2014easier passage during rush hours, when traffic on de Maisonneuve is specially heavy.No serious traffic mishaps have occurred on de Maison- neuve since St.Catherine closed.A Honda 350 motorcycle worth $900 was stolen from outside 4675 St.Catherine street west between 9 and 10:15 o'clock Friday morning.UNT © HITACHI Radio - T.V.- HI-FI - Cassette recorders Massagers Appliances Fans Washing Machines & Dryers - Air Conditioners - Novelty Gift items imported from Poland and around the world.Also Repairs and Service.Special prices from N.D.G.RADIO TV 4920 Sherbrooke St.W.486-9598 ffic increases significantly Seniors.Continued from page one Extrapolated to include the 4,095 seniors living in Westmount according to the 1971 census, (there has been little change in this number since then, according to city hall) the percentage offers a total of 2,798 elder (retired) possible applicants.Of the 262 who answered the questionnaire, only 10 declared that they were willing to share quarters with another person, while 126, or 48 percent, said they definitely would not.consider such a prospect.The remaining 126 gave nebulous answers or were undecided.Somerville site cited In summarizing the data and making specific proposals, the report noted several times the availability of centrally-located land along Prince Albert avenue between Somerville avenue and de Maisonneuve boulevard.While recognizing that such a residence had been proposed but - succumbed to a zoning-change referendum, he nevertheless felt that the area would be a prime spot for a 300-unit residence.The 27-page report asks why seniors wishing to live in such a residence do not move to projects in Montreal, St.Laurent or Cote St.Lue, then answers by suggesting the seniors are ex- 488-5829 dog grooming and Make your reservation now for the ultimate in\u2019 ; 4170 DECARIE BLVD., Montreal, THE PEOPLE WHO KNOW ABOUT DOGS.boarding 5) Charles English Inc.Visit e Chrome, brass, furniture made Lampart | 25 years of serving Montrealers cl mm.) new showroom e Lampshades made to order ® Lamp wiring, repairs ® All types of indoor ornamental iron, railings, dividers, etc.à.* Re-upholstering and repainting { our +] [+ bronze, acrylic to order 1360 Greene Ave.932-3991 488-6279 tremely determined to remain in their own community.Fifty-six of those Questioned, or 21.5 percent, have lived in Westmount for more than 50 years; all but 58 have been here more than 10 years.ih Different aspects of the type of residence they would prefer were suggested in various comments on the questionnaire, though the questionnaire itself asked whether they would use:on-site medical facilities, ber they would engage in organiz@k social and craftwork activities dif would want a part-time job.Of the 148 who would definitely consider living in the residence, all but four said they would prefer having medical facilities on the premises.Social activities interested 40 percent of the respondents; part-time work caught the eye of 34 percent, while 26 percent said they would like to engage in handicrafts.À number of seniors (included: within each percentage) favoured two or three of the possible activities.Twenty-two percent of those who answered the question were not interested in any of the three activities.Special requirements Special requirements suggested by the seniors on their own included, in order of frequency, low-cost rental, central location, dining room with meals and special diets, private and shared- accommodation with bath, permanent nurse on-premises with visiting doctor, a bell system for service communication, a library, a chapel, and permission to use the senior\u2019s own furniture, rather than having furnished apartments.\u2018\u201cItseems perfectly clear,\u201d Mr.Thomas concluded, \u201cthat the necessity for a residence for senior citizens is not really in question at this point .The true crux of the matter is getting individuals to commit themselves, to raise money and to get a residence built .\u2018One might think that having helped build Westmount and contributed to the building of the nation as a whole in a 40-odd year work life, their treatment in their supposed \u2018\u2018golden years\u201d might be a more benevolent one.These seniors should at least be left their dignity and perhaps be granted a greater degree of happiness and relaxation than they presently experience.\u201d The statistical summary and proposals have been fabled before the board of directors of the Westmount Rotary Club.Coats of Arms] A UNIQUE GIFT \u2018for all occasions Weddings, anniversaires, birthdays, retirements, Christmas, etc.500,000 NAMES \u2014 32 COUNTRIES American, Engtish, French, Italian, German, Scandinavian, Polish, etc.HERALDIC HOUSE Shetaton-Mt.Royal Hotel 1455 Peel \\ 208-0164 MONTREAL *} À ©) - Money-machine aide memoire assists fraud Users of 24-hour bank withdrawal systems should take care not to write identification numbers on the special cards they have been given to start the One man seems to have thought that would be an easy way to remember his special account number, but got burned for it.Several months ago he had his calfe 1.Extra Charge gor = \u2014 machines.card stolen in a downtown \u20ac PP y 3 SINCE 1927 DRAPES CLEANED 2 = ; Dry Cleanin ?Repairs & Alterations ti 2 hrs.Dry Cleaning, No ats $ ) ) Free Pickup &.De t .y Suits S ging ct Shirts gra Laundered in ph Polyethylene B : ; Slvélviens Bags @ to A t.Catherine St.W.Free Mildew: MIM Perspiration Westmount 935-2000 FOR YOUR | proofing 0, hing We Clean\u2014An xtra Bonds! 3 33-5434 BETIEE, { Western Valet Service q ._ 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 e Transferee Plan e Mortgage Financing De eo Residential, Commercial, industrial 1 Use Our Guaranteed Sales Plan if you are interested in a real estate career we would be glad to discuss it with you.(| REAL ESTATE FOR RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE, IN CONFIDENCE, WITH CONFIDENCE Please contact FOR SALE Roval Trust THE SIGN THAT SELLS ~ Dorothy Raich Specializing in the West End Royal Trust Company Res: 482-4793 L Off: 932-2036 J BRANDT PLUMBING Company Limited (Ron Toohey, Proprietor) \u2018Serving the West End for Over 17 Years\u2019 24-HOUR SERVICE 761-4551 Montreal bar, and it was used for withdrawal of money from the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce on Sherbrooke street at Victoria avenue.À man was arrested within the next 24 hours and charged with fraud, but pleaded not guilty.Last Tuesday the suspect was found guilty in Westmount Municipal Court of misusing the card.He was remanded for sentence until September.Local folk are elected W.E.Stavert, 205A Edgehill road, was re-elected vice- president of the Douglas Hospital Centre at the recent annual meeting, while C.M.Russel, 4845 Westmount avenue, was continued in his post as vice- president and honorary treasurer.Other officers re-elected included Robert Bell Douglas of Laval as president of the hospital and Charles Wolfson, QC, Montreal, vice-president and honorary secretary.Eighteen governors elected to the were including Mrs.L.F.McRobie, 653 Victoria avenue; Mrs.R.L.McLean, 126 Arlington avenue; L.H.Walls, 26 Thornhill avenue; D.A.M.MacLaren, 2 Westmount Square; J.W.Sharp, 3 West- mount Square, and Colin Webster, 52 Gordon crescent.On dean's list Derek L.Cottier, 337 Metcalfe avenue, is one of two students from Quebec province to be named to the dean\u2019s list of St.Lawrence University, Canton, N.Y., for academic achievement during the 1974 spring term.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 18, 1974 - 7 Ir \u2014-re tte HOUSES WANTED WESTMOUNT If you should be entertaining the thought of the possible sale of your home within the next year, | would be happy to discuss this with you and appraise your home at today's market value without obligation to you.MRS.RITA ANNE CONN 842-8251 - Res.: 937-4452 GUARDIAN TRUST COMPANY MEMBER OF THE MONTREAL REAL ESTATE BOARD board of management of the institution, - HAVE HOUSE PRICES PEAKED?We aren\u2018t sure\u2014but we do know that right now they are selling at an all-time record high.If you are considering a move soon, this could be the time to put your home on the market.Would you like to discuss the possibilities, or be provided with an appraisal at no cost?Call Mrs.A.Cosgrove 731-6817 or 937-7729.FRANK A.NORMAN & CO.LTD.1255 Laird Boulevard 731-6817 NAME IT WE DO IT Jul-Bo Construction Lid.697-2142 surroundings.i 1 ur Mr.Peter Jennewein, SALES MANAGER for CANADA PERMANENT TRUST real estate division is pleased to announce that JOSEPHINE DE VRIES has just joined our office and will be serving the district of Hampstead and Westmount and JOSEPHINE DE VRIES is licensed under the Real Estate Brokerage act.Through her you can finance your property up to 95 percent and benefit from our guaranteed sales plan.For confidential and personal attention please phone JOSEPHINE DE VRIES at 735-2761 or 487-3755, CANADA PERMANENT TRUST 4964 QUEEN MARY RD.735-2761 8 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 18, 1974 pr CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 931-7511 10 Words *1,2° 10 cents each additional word Accounts may be paid ot the Examiner office, 4630 St.Monitor and St Laurent News office, 6525 Somerled avenue, and the Town of Mount Royal Weekly For best service, phone your ads early - final deadline noon Thursday ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY AND TUESDAY TILL 8.00 P.M.(Wednesday, Thursday, Friday till 5 pm) Catherine street west, Post ottice, 233 Dunbar avenue.Advertisements not paid for in advance ot publication are subject to a 25-cent billing charge but may then be paid without further charge at any branch of the Bank of Montreal or The Royal Bank of Conodo on the Island of Montreal.Westmount; at The PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIETE À VENDRE Residential Real Estate With experience to accommodate your personal needs, when buying or selling.Please Call: MRS.PAT THOMSON Specializing in N.D.G., Hampstead, Westmount, Montreal West.Res.: 482-3994 Off.: 481-0308, PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIETE A VENDRE (1 Dollard des Ormeaux Cosy New Bungalow.For a young family with 3 fine bedrooms.Westpark area.Large Thinking kitchen, walk-in closet in master bedroom.Street level garage.of Selling} Aluminum siding and windows.Lots of space in basement.Walking distance to schools, churches and parks.92 percent RIGHT NOW IS THE TIME! Tom Merrick Berney firm mortgage.Balance of sale available.$41,500.No agents.737-0310 Call 684-4381.735-2281 COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIETE DE CAMPAGNE À VENDRE Antique Brick Colonial Are you tired of high taxes, pollution, city traffic and crime?See this completely restored antique solid brick Colonial (Circa 1830).\u20149 rooms\u201411, baths.\u2014Huge custom eat-in kitchen.\u2014Exposed hand hewn beams.\u2014Formal living-dining rooms.\u2014raised 30 foot x 30 foot sundeck.\u2014Original brick bake oven.\u2014Wide natural Red Pine floors.\u2014New heating, plumbing, electricity.\u2014Beautifu! views\u20142 minutes to Lake Champlain.\u20141 acres.Total taxes less than $100.Luxurious living only 45 minutes from downtown.Must Be Seen OWNER:\u2014 1-294-25 1 4 Eves.:-Weekends.1 PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIETE À VENDRE N.D.G.J 22 APARTMENTS WANTED ; APPARTEMENTS DEMANDES WESTMOUNT area.October 1st.occupancy.Urban economist requires clean, comfortable, + 22 apartments of 22 furnished convenient and quiet 1 or 2 and heated.Newly decorated.bedroom apartment, furnished Yearly $25,884.Cash $30.000.Call or unfurnished.Provide a landlord 1-373-4282.| welcome change from intolerable downtown highrise environment.Call 931-2568 or 931- 7948 after 6 pm.References available if required.( PROPERTY WANTED PROPRIETE DEMANDEE d COTTAGE Needed.Family DUPLEX WANTED ; transferred from Toronto (25 Pur wane desperately looking for a 5 ; | WANTED: Westmount or N.D.G.preferred.3 bedroom duplex, basement, garage, (fireplace) 2 adults-1 child.Up to $300 monthly.September occupancy.Call 482.0155 evenings.bedroom cottage for early fall.Preferably in Roslyn school area.Willing to pay up to $120,000.All cash.MRS.PAT.THOMSON 481-0308\u2014482-3994 [3 \"VIVA 1968, Royal Trust Co.Brokers 6 CARS FOR SALE AUTOS À VENDRE Newf 23,000 miles.brakes, tires, etc.Minor rust.$700.firm.932.1208.COUNTRY HOUSE WANTED MAISON DE CAMPAGNE DEMANDEE CARS WANTED AUTOS DEMANDEES TOWN Mt.Royal family seeks, country house for 4 weeks.737.9683.Wanted Une ave Cars for Cash TERRAINS À VENDRE ' Compacts, Foreign, Volks, PLOT A522 graves 3 and 4.Sports cars, any condition.Also accidented cars wanted.Montreal Memorial Park.Call Call 676.4959 or 678.0441.288-3006.21 APARTMENTS TO LET APPARTEMENTS A LOUER Scrap Cars Removed ] Reasonable Rates Shawinigan Steel 366-2060 _N.D.G.2V2 furnished, heated.Newly decorated.$115.Call after 6: pm.489-0805.1 PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIETE À VENDRE ROYAL TRUST CO.Real Estate To advise and assist in selling your property or acquiring a new purchase.Please call: - JUNE LARKIN Res: 931-2028 ot: 481-0308 33 ROOM & BOARD WANTED CHAMBRE ET PENSION DEMANDEES to one another.Special Foster Home Needed For Sisters Anne and Jane, appealing sisters, age 6 and 4 years, Anne is fair haired and slight, Jane is dark haired and sturdy.They are very attached Because of a background of deprivation they are withdrawn and now need love and stimulation.The Foster family must be patient, offer much tenderness and understanding to help the girls become happy, healthy children.Can your home and family help these sisters?Please call: CHILDREN\u2019S SERVICE CENTRE 937-9581 So 39 BOATS & MOTORS BATEAUX ET MOTEURS HELP WANTED MALE CE HOMMES DEMANDES Missconduct 142 Custom craft.50 H.P.Mercury, complete with many extras.Trailer, canvass, cover, Hydraulic motor tilt, fully instrumented, including AM-FM radio, water skis $1,750.after 6:30 call 482-5111.Man Wanted 18 years old or over.Working presently.Earn another $40.per week for 3 hours daily.No selling.Call 687-1870 46 HELP WANTED-FEMALE FEMMES FILLES DEMANDEES Fonctions incluent: \u2014Travail statistique \u2014Dactylographie ASSURANCE PREPOSEE AUX RECLAMATIONS BILINGUE TOUTES LIGNES Avec au moins 3 ou 4 ans d\u2019experience \u2014Ajustements de sinistres au telephone Pour travailler dans service aux sinistres de courtier en assurance.Situe a Westmount (pres gare C.P.R.Westmount.) Pour information ou rendez-vous Appeler Mr.J.A.Quilliam 487-5430 \u2014 = Sc st ar IES Gt # ¥ ; Cle f upl flo pai Fr Ope 46\" WANTED-FEMALE FEMMES FILLES DEMANDEES Duties include: \u2014Stätistical work sr typing Westmount Station) Call Mr.J.INSURANCE BILINGUAL FEMALE CLAIMS EXAMINER ALL LINES .With at least 3-4 years experience \u2014Teiephone claims handling To work in Loss Service Department of West- mount based Insurance Broker (near C.P.R.For information or appointment 487-5430 A.Quilliam 46 HELP WANTED FEMALE FEMMES FALES DEMANDEES The Westmount PART Speed Required Immediately Call: 482-2545 Ask for Mr.FitzGibbon TIME Typist DOMESTIC WORK WANTED TRAVAIL DOMESTIQUE DEMANDE ( LAWRENCE SERVICES CO.PRESENTS LAWRENCE CLEANING CLUB Bonded Char Women for all areas \\_ Inquire at: \u2014482-5142 HELP WANTED-MALE FEMALE 18 HOMMES FEMMES DEMANDES FOR SALE- ING ROOM FURNITURE A VENDRI MOBILER DE SALLE À MANAGER RESPONSIBLE teenager with lawn mower wanted, 1 weekly INLAID-Mahogany Malcolm dining room set, 10 pieces.during August.Westmount Park Excellent condition.481.Area.Call 932.5759 evenings.555 ion.Call 48 MAGNIFICENT Widicombe 57 BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE GARDIENNES DISPONIBLES dining room set.Will sacrifice.Cali 738-4915.Examiner, Thursday, July 18, 1974 -' 9 46\" WANTED FEMALE FEMMES FILLES DEMANDEES Bank in west central area, moving into a new spacious office requires: EXPERIENCED BILINGUAL TELLERS For information call: Mr.Grantham 877-7595 Bank of Montreal The Furst Canuadtun Bank Fa BA LZAC 24 Foot Conveyer ANTIQUES AH equipped.$325.Perfect condition.Call 486-5390.Reasonable Prices 2685 Notre Dame W.KENMORE wringer washer.4 years old.Perfect condition.Best offer.484-2274.Evenings 932-7662 only.66 FOR SALE-GENÉRAL A VENDRE - GENERAL + RESPONSIBLE lady wishes companion duties with elderly person.Evenings or week-ends.931-7896.Smile DINING room set.Table 64 inches closed, 2 boards, 4 cane back chairs, $400.931-2839 Monday and Friday calls only.482-4223 evenings.61 FOR SALE LIVING ROOM FURNITURE A VENDRE- MOBILIER DE SALON Service Directory BUILDING REPAIRS CEMENT\u2014Brick\u2014Bathroom tile\u2014Carpentry.274-4245.After 6 pm.CARTAGE & MOVING RAMSAY Moving\u2014Cartage Storage Local and long distance.484-1469\u2014484-1565 Movers Need some things moved?Big or small.Reasonable.482-3184.MOVING Somewhere?Grad.student.Trucks available.Reliable.Professional.Efficiency with care.Insured.Reasonable rates.John 481-6401.BO now! Grad student \u2014 Tr available.Reliability, prof®sionalism, efficiency, unquestionable.Insured.Low low rates.Tim 481-6385.GENERAL REPAIRS Low price.Painting house; repairing balcony, steps.carpentry; roof; bricks; washing walls.Free estimate.Roger 933-3735.MAINTENANCE Cleaning of walls, ceilings, floors, woodwork, rugs, upholstery, house exteriors; floor sanding and refinishing, painting, interior and exterior.Free estimates.Veteran's Cooperative.767.9911 or 731-2747.- PAINTING & DECORATING PAINTER available.Reasonable rates.Free estimate.Call 488-4890.Emmanuel\u2019s Painting Wall papering and Decorating Guaranteed work.Call 728-9106 G.W.Little Interior & Exterior PAINTING and DECORATION Wallpapering, Efc.489-5195 Painting Plaster, Gyproc, Repairs, Wall Papering, Small Wood Repairs.Free estimate.Fast service.648-2078 PLASTERING Expert Plasterer Cement-Drywall.Tile repair.Chimney repairs.Top pointing.Call A.Jubinville, 767-4902 and 767-1773.ROOFING Belgrave Roofing Reg'd.OMPLET | ROOFING SERVICE) OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME LACHINE Rene Guitard, Mgr.637-2308 24 Hour Service | SECURITY GARDA SECURITY ERVICES L Chesterfield Exceptional Value NEWLY upholstered \u2018\u2018High\u2019\u2019 back chesterfield with soft feather cushions and seats from Westmount estate home.Length 8 feet 2 inches.Asking $500.Pattern\u2014neutral beige background with gold and a touch of moss green floral print, accepting call Monday, July 22nd between 9 am\u20145 pm.Call 482.8262.FOR SALE-BEDROOM FURNITURE A VENDRE\u2014 MOBILIER DE CHAMBRE MARSHALL Queen size mattress and box springs.$100.Call 481-8400.FRENCH Provincial bedroom set, 6 pieces or can be sold separately: bedspread and | drapes.Call 482-2798.63 FOR SALE-KITCHEN EQUIPMENT A VENDRE- EQUIPMENT DE CUISINE > \u2014 _ \u201d \u2014 STOVE , Beech electric $50.Call 695.4113.STOVE 36 inch, Roy.white and brown electric, fully automatic, 2 large burners, 6 months old.$200.or best offer.Call 487-6 6483 after 6 pm.FOR SALE-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS A VENDRE- INSTRUMENTS DE MUSIQUE \"Upright Piano For Sale 488-9003 65 ANTIQUES ANTIQUITES VICTORIAN love seat, 2 chairs, Royal Blue velvet $300.; marble top table $150.931-6672 4-6 pm.Monday-Friday.Three Spruce Antiques 482 Beaconsfield Blvd.697-0760 DUNCAN Phyte drop leaf table; William IV hall Cathedral chair: 2 flower lithograph prints by Rainagle (Circa 1800).Call 689-4015.Olympic Coins Series No.1.Geographic 4 Coin Set $52.50 Enthusiastic reception and mounting value of this first set will be very interesting as a *\u2019Collector\u2019s Item*\u2019.This custom set contains 92.5 per cent silver, encapsulated in clear plastic, presented in a beautiful handsome official custom case.\u2018Very appropriate gift for any occasion.Mail Money Order or check to: Public Furniture 997 St.Lawrence Blvd.Montreal 129, Que.For information call: 866-9958 Add $2.for mailing order 74 some Does Your Dog Need Loveable person to walk with?Young girl available to walk or exercise your dog.Experienced.482-5835 10 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 18, 1974 FO SALE GENERAL F WANTED TO PURCHASE The Quebec department of © A vast oneau OF DEANE - .lands and forests, Hon.Kevin a mer tries turn Drummond minister, is co- - y operating with the transport Antiques Wanted .a department in planting some , And four injured Zi =n Old Furniture From of autoroutes, Schatter's Shop 79 Grand Boulevard - Private Home Dining suite; tea wagon, older style furniture, Motorbiker Four persons were injured when two cars and a motor bicycle collided at the corner of Sherbrooke street and Lans- In the shade A 1970 Renault was stolen from the Dawson College parking lot on Selby street some time between 1 pm last Tuesday and 5 pm 4508 St.Catherine St.W.lle Perrot i downe avenue Saturday at 6: th td ; y at 6:18 e next day.1-453-3564 chandelier; Grandfather pm, as the motorbicyclist | -\u2014 clock.reportedly cut off one of the autos = : - in attempting a left turn.Office Furniture Call 684-0786 Pierre April, 15, from Lachine, Closing office August st Desks 5 was driving his cycle west on hairs, IB ric = i i TÉpewriter.lTravelmaster\"\u201d Piano Wanted Sherbrooke to the right and in Portable Dictaphone and 488-1939 .ym Transcriber, 4 drawer steel file, r by Les DeSouza, 47, of etc.May be seen from July 23r \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 7 Pierrefonds.The cyclist claims - affernoons.330 Victoria.Suite 4- RS EE « +] tohave signalled for a left turn to _ \u2018 cn \u2018Wen jit o south on Lansdowne, and : Second nd - - gan his turn when he looked Basement Sale Furniture Wanted back to see the Plymouth bearing 477 Victoria Ave.Saft.July 20th 10 am fo 4 pm Crib; baby carriage; etc.2 Victorian iron bedsteads: framed prints; firegrate; cur: tains 11 feet wide x 5 feet long: suit cases; skiis and more.Basement Sale Sat.Sun.July 20-21 from 12 to 4 pm We buy old furniture.We pick up from Basement to attic.For information, call: Lionel Langlois 332-1189 Anyone Having Piano: Musical instruments; also complete \"household furniture; individual pieces of old or nearly new, to furnish apartments.From private home down on him.He swerved, as did Mr.DeSouza, who went into the eastbound lane of traffic where he struck a 1974 Nova being driven by Jacques Paris, 49, of 456 Mountain avenue.In the ensuing collision, young April had a possible broken left leg, and was transported to the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital by police ambulance along with 7- year-old Shirley DeSouza, who received a slight head injury.Mr.DeSouza broke his upper $ Road conditions can play havoc with your alignment and suspension \u2014 and poor alignment means added expense because of excessive tire wear.Gordon's specialists can-help you save money with this special: $5.50 for American cars \u2014 $8.50 for imported or sports cars.only please.front teeth and received a slight Call us today for an appointment.4474 731-2584: cut on his chin, injuries which De Maisonneuve W.Will also buy to cl tat Memorial Hospital the Reddy also bu oO clear estate.Westmount Teawagon, Grandfather Mr.Paris\u2019 wife, Janet, had a clock; round table; roll top desk; brass bed and Victorian sofa.broken right ankle and was taken Final everything must go.Beds; to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital odds-and-ends\u2014Rock bottom _\u2014 ; prices.ANTIQUES, Period.Damaged by police car.were pieces accepted.Appliances, damaged.rugs, pianos.866-9958\u2014334-3842.Next council on Aug.5 Westmount city council meets next on Monday evening, Aug.5.Collector.486-7665.Last statutory sitting was July 2.= \u2014_ .The customary mid-month 78 omic vers session, which ordinarily would Complete workshop, firm price.heavily UPHOLSTERED armchair, $35.; Valuable ceinture Fieche.935-212 before 9 am.PIANO Wanted: Call 274.5934 or ee cc MAHOGANY dining room suite, 272-8285.10 pieces, $900.; Westinghouse fridge; Singer sqWing machine, console model, $55.; large Military Items leather suitcase.All in good condition.Call 488-6409.Cash for: War souvenirs; DUNCAN Phyfe Mahogany Weapons; Medals; Badges; etc.dining room suite $1200.or best offer.New 6 foot single bed $100.Call 342-2476.ANIMEAUX DOMESTIQUES have been held last Monday, was in GF FO saut seonrs EQUIPMENT \u2014 - passed over.Aldermen did, Tire, Brake & Alignment Specialists À VENDRE- ARTICLES SPORTS |.DOBERMAN Pinscher: \u2014 however, meet in general Purebred.\u2014Born May the committee but for what purpose 5th.\u2014Litter of 9.\u2014Stil1 5 males to sell.\u2014Call mornings.658-1103.GORDON'S TIRE | CENTRE INC.3 CAVENDISH & ST.JAMES | was not revealed.The mayor, Paul A.Ouimet, QC, is on vacation this month.He returned to officiate at last evening's RCMP musical ride and Royal 22nd Regiment band concert.71 TRIUMPH 650 Good condition, 7000 miles.$800.KITTEN, ite, 487-2840.EN, orange and white fluffy.Call 931-3283.GIRLS BICYCLE.Good con.SHAGGY dogs.Registered.dition.Call 935-5183.Ce Bearded Collie pups.The y perfect family pet, from $150.1- RE FOR SALECLOTHING & FURS , À VENDRE\u2014 VETEMENTS ET FOURRURES | 297.5481.933-8192.The Dress.Studio 320 Victoria Ave.@ Too Late - - [ pa ur CA Ent: ri To Classify A g® A À Cn DOMESTIC HELP.WANTED For Sale AIDE DOMESTIOUE DEMANDE | Va off CLEANING lady wanted one day Nearly New Garments weekly.Cali 288-1357.yp \u2014 ; New Garments ° Drummond free Call 481-4880 Hon.Kevin Drummond, Westmount\u2019s member of the WANTED TO PURCHASE National Assembly at Quebec, is ON DEMANDE not shown as having any agements this week on the .en WANTED: All kinds of furniture calendar for government over 40 years, china, chan- ministers deliers, etc.374.1224, : / Ç -~ Better electrical work, Fire and Flood Clean-ups \u2018our current affair ° For industrial, commercial or residential installations, modifications, maintenance and upkeep call us at: 935-1131 Electrical Contractor, 1206 Notre Dame Street West.Montreal 102 | IRVINE ELECTRIC INC Senior softball races down to champ wire By MARK SURCHIN As the Senior Softball League schedule races down to the wire, the first-place position and the playoff spots are very much in doubt.: Current standings show the Police and the Athletics in a tight battle for the lead.Even though the Police are undefeated, the Athletics are only two points behind them.These two points represent a small margin between the two teams, as they could be erased through one Athletic victory.However, the Athletics have played one more game than the Police thus far.The outcome of this struggle will probably be determined in the remaining games between these two teams.Due to their successes so far, both the Police and the Athletics should make the post-season playoffs, yet three teams will enter the playoffs, and each of the Westmount Municipal Softball Leagues STANDINGS GP GP W L D Pts Police 12 7 7 0 0 4 Athletics 12 8 6 2 0 12 Olympics 12 8 3 50 6 Stars 27 250 4 Wanderers 12.6 0 6 0 0 other three teams in the league has a chance to qualify.Of these three teams, the Olympics are ahead, yet the team has played more games than both the Stars and the Wanderers, thereby having more chances to earn\u2019 points.Although the Wanderers have not had much luck so far, half of their scheduled games remain to be played so they are not out of the race yet.Season ends Tuesday The regular season ends on Tuesday, with the subsequent playoffs lasting until the champion emerges on Aug.20.The league is unlike both the Mosquito and Pee Wee leagues in that teams are not made up from registered individual applicants, e aren't bragging But we feel Our fixtures have The strength of steel, JOHN WATSON (Quebec) Limited :W.Hartley Barber, President PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS 4 DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE § Service & Quotations on request { 368 VICTORIA AVE.) 487-1760 but rather by any group of adults who wish to enter themselves as a team.The front-running Police, for example, are made up of Westmount\u2019s law enforcers.This year, a new team has been entered: in the Olympics.Because of the team's rookie status, success was not expected, yet the Olympics have stymied the odds and have a good chance of making the playoffs.Softball has not been the only activity at recreation in the past week.The summer playgrounds program provided another busy week as usual for Westmount\u2019s children.Next week also promises to be a full one, with outdoor arts and crafts on Monday, the weekly trip on Wednesday, folk dancing on Thursday.and work on the park projects on Friday.On Tuesday, there will be contests and friendly games.As the theme of this year's program is West- mount\u2019s centennial year, the games played will conform to this theme.The old-fashioned games in store should be interesting and challenging.Indian play The Pendulum Theatre, based at 379 Roslyn avenue, is premiering \u2018\u2018Wasawkachak,\u201d directed by Duke Redbird, at Dawson Hall, 1435 City Councillors street, next Wednesday at 8 pm.Plates found Westmount Police found a set of license [plates in the parking lot of the Reddy Memorial Hospital, 2039 Tupper street, Monday at 12:50 pm.Tracing the number, 4 Lwata 00 BERLIN] The Westmount Examiner, they found they had been removed from a car parked on Louis Pare street in Lachine; the owner of the plates had left the car there on Saturday at 8:15 pm, but had not known they were stolen.WHY PAY MORE?Summer Car Leases Featuring BRAND NEW 74 ASTRE'S FULL MAINTENANCE Insurance Incl ONLY ; 1500 Free Mile Per Month P $200.- per month .OR Buy one at $2975.°° a 11 WESTMINSTER SOUTH (At the end of Sherbrooke Street West) Thursday, July 18, 1974 - 1) Dim view A cable TV amplifier worth $199 was stolen from the roof of 5010 Sherbrooke street at about 10 am last Wednesday.1 montreal west automobile 489-5391 \u201872 FORD LTD \u2018Country Squire Station wagon, V8 automatic.power steering and brakes.radio.$2950 \u201872 FORD LTD à door herdtop.VB automatic, power steering and brakes, radio.$2750 \u201872 FORD CUSTOM 500 VB automatic, power steering and brakes, radio.$2450 \u201871 JEEPWAGON 8 Cyl, aulomatic, radio, 4 Wheel Drive.6 Cyl., automatic, As-Is, \u201871 FORD Country Sedan Station wagon, V8 automatic, power steering, brakes, radio.$2675 \u201871 FORD ECONOLINE $1075 $2175 \u201872 MAZDA 4-door sedan, 4 cylinder, automatic, radio.$1875 \u201872 METEOR 2 door hardtop, V8 automatic, power sigering and brakes, radlo, air conditioned.$2575 \u201872 FORD 4 door sedan, V8 automatic, power steering and brakes, radio.$2175 YOUR BEST DEAL IN TOWN LATIMER MOTORS 481-8181 6533 St.James St.W.SALES Avr PARTS SERVICE BODY SHOP \u2014 DOWNTOWN DATSUN (MTL) LTD.4 FLOORS 4010 STE CATHERINE WEST IN DOWNTOWN MONTREAL With 11 Years Datsun Experience OF SERVICE MAJOR ACCIDENT REPAIRS 932-7136 AT ATWATER-METRO & BUS TERMINAL (JUST ACROSS FROM THE FORUM) IF BUSY CALL 931-5879 THEMWESTMOUNT \u2018Exaniiner 12 .Thursday, Ottawa STOL service _Airtransit head's topic i 4 Short - takeoff - and - landing (STOL), Montreal-Ottawa air service begins for the travelling public a week from today.Westmount Rotarians had the youthful MBA president of the Air Canada subsidiary, Air- transit, tell them all about it yesterday at the regular luncheon meeting of the local service club in Victoria Hall.Gary Vogan, the Air Canada careerist charged with setting up and operating the two-year demonstration project for the Canadian government, spoke enthusiastically as he showed - slides to illustrate various aspects of the development.Underlying the new commuter service was the decision of Ottawa to show that it was workable, leading to opening a world market for a larger, 48-seat version of the i1-passenger Twin Otters to be used initially by Airtransit.The Canadian-built plane is seen as having a potential export sale of $1.5 billion if proved successful.The service is offering downtown-to-downtown service of 1 hour and 22 minutes, including transport to and from stolports, (included in the $20 fare) versus 2 hours by conventional airliner (at $18), 2 hours and 20 minutes by car, 2 hours and 24 minutes by train and 2 hours and 35 minutes by bus.CN to upgrade He revealed that CN is planning to upgrade their time by introducing Turbo train service between the two cities, which he welcomed as beneficial all around.(Plans have not been announced officially and details were not available yesterday from CN.) Airtransit has six Twin Otters, each worth $495,000 plus another $430,000 worth of special equipment, including a super- efficient navigational aid system.- The latter is necessary for operating close to built-up areas and for the narrow, exclusive corridors assigned as airlanes for the service.George Sklivas introduced and Russell Edge thanked Mr.Vogan.There were six visiting Rotarians and two guests of members plus past presidents Stanley Neilson and James de Lalanne.President Dick Herzer chaired.Next week, following the luncheon, there will be no speaker\u2014members are paying eir annual visit to Camp Weredale in the Laurentians, a project of the club.They are to play a softball game with the ys.Stoned A rock was thrown through the garage door window at 526 Grosvenor avenue about 9:50 pm Saturday.Two suspects were reportedly seen walking south on Grosvenor soon afterward, but they escaped police.July 18, 1974 Sellers beware Westmount police warn citizens who advertise furniture for sale to beware of a man and his young son who may come to look at the items.Lately the two visited a resident of 4215 de Maisonneuve boulevard to look at some antiques being sold privately, just before 3 pm on Friday.When they left, she found $14 missing from her purse.The same mode of operation resulted in the loss of a purse and electric razor from a fifth-floor resident of 4300 de Maisonneuve boulevard June 29.Ill-afForded A 1969 Ford was stolen from the city\u2019s Tupper street parking lot last Thursday, between 8:30 am and 4:30 pm.In by rear Thieves broke through the rear window of 380 Lansdowne avenue yesterday afternoon.Westmount Police are awaiting a list of stolen items.Anthony's VARIETY STORE y | Post Office - Greeting Cards - Etc.Open 8 am to 9 pm (Sundays: 11am foé pm) 4500 St.Catherine St.W.(Cor.Abbott) James H.Macintyre Ltd.D.Gardner Pres.Plumbing a & Heating Contractors | Phone 482-4924-5 342-B Victoria Ave.Established 1913 Westmount CA | | I À 1 Vy [IAAI S\\N) N VENDIS Three days only! 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