The Westmount examiner, 21 novembre 1974, jeudi 21 novembre 1974

[" Group forms to save St.Stephen's A group of about 25 people met Tuesday night in an effort to save St.Stephen\u2019s Church from impending sale and demolition, announced in last week\u2019s Examiner.The group, which met at the church itself, had already collected about 100 signatures on petitions to protest \u2018the sale; most of the signators were residents of the immediate area of St.Stephen's, including Weredale Park, Clandeboye and Greene avenues and Stayner and Prospect streets.Present at the meeting were church wardens as well as local Miss Alice Lighthall, immediate past president of the Westmount Historical Society, proposed that the group petition Mayor Paul Ouimet \u201cto do everything necessary to preserve the building.\u201d Last night the issue was discussed extensively at the meeting of West- mount\u2019s Urban Renewal Implementation Advisory Committee, which approved a proposa! that the church site be rezoned to come into conformity with the other buildings on Dorchester boulevard in Westmount.It was \u2018hoped the whole texture of the vestige of what was once a luxurious residential street.An executive committee was formed on Tuesda¥ night to co-ordinate efforts to save the church, and will be making representations both to the Anglican Diocese and to the city.Members of the committee include John \u201cTurk\u201d Blanchard, 21 Prospect street; Jarvis de Conde, 2276 Souvenir avenue, Montreal; Michael Fish, 39 Cote St.Antoine road; FE.H.K.Greer, 2134 Tupper street, Montreal, and Susan Rice, 25 Stayner street.\" At both meetings ideas for re-use of participants noted the church wardens had been concerned only about the building's declining as use as a church.Ideas ranged from refurbishment as offices to its use by 4424, Inc, as a youth centre.- Miss Jane MacLaren, 25 Prospect street, who was present at both meetings, suggested cost of refurbishment for offices might be about $20 a square foot, however.The Tuesday meeting was not a protest meeting, Mr.Blanchard told URIAC members last night.\u2018We're simply asking the (wardens) to take a second look at what they're doing,\u201d he explained.Z VAE A MONA street might be saved as the only Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home Vol.XIVI, No.47 Westmount, P.Q., H3Z 2W6, Thursday, November 21, 1974 15c moving and ensured a reasonable amount of .safety for motorists and pedestrians.Westmount received the praise\u2019 of numerous radio and television commentators, in fact who compared streets here to surrounding Montreal byways, which were not so well prepared for a November onslaught.WINTER ARRIVES: Winter arrived with a bang just after 7:00 this morning, catching most .Westmounters completely by surprise, but obviously enthralling these youngsters playing outside Westmount Park School.The sudden blizzard was met head-on by the city public works crews and police officers, who kept traffic FOR THE WEATHER YOU WANT TODAY'S WORLD @ consvir: GID By ERIC NEAL McGREGOR ind Company Heavy snows for Ontario and a tropical storm on the Atlantic coasts, but for us a Northern = - = Limited pleasant but changeable week _ with morning heat fogs and a + little drizzle or flurries, together = with 30 sunny hours.Some days Z as warm as 65 degrees down .te town and 55 in the Laurentians \u2014 é and Canfons.Nights quite cold < = à 6 with Showers and a little snow, 3 + u eT 0 inches for many places.o = = reene ; Clearing and decidedly colder x = o en is period.Next week a a © Avenue mainly sunny with very cold I oe > e nights.Rim ice forming on Sw oo [ northern lakes and rivers.yar OH oe IR Seaway traffic coming to an = > = o.early end.= < oO A 31-3843 - 0 Jw u\u2014 toe q .SEINE sells service - service sells McGregor \u201cThe boss was really very nice - wo» » 5422 about it, though.the building were brought up, as the and members | residents 3 5 RR RRS PRESSE It is the unanimous opinion of Westmount city council that many civic services have been downgraded since the inception of the Montreal Urban Community, Mayor \u2018Paul Ouimet has told Prime Minister Robert Bourassa.This includes not only police, but other services as well.Indecent > assault An ll-year-old girl was indecently assaulted on Westmount avenue near King George Park at about 2 pm Friday.The young girl could not offer police much of a description of her assailant, except to say he was an adult male.Left turn nets injury A left-turning auto on Claremont avenue was smashed into and demolished by a truck at 2:22 pm Saturday; one person was injured.The accident occurred when Percy Yu Pui, 24, of 438 Grosvenor avenue, was driving north on Claremont in his 1972 Datsun, looking for a place to park.He saw a space on Chesterfield avenue, and turned left to go west toward it.As he did, a 1970 Ford truck moving south on Claremont driven by Alfred Cere, 31, of Fabreville, smashed into the right side of the auto.The collision totally wrecked the Datsun and caused considerable damage to the truck, Westmount Police report.Mr.Yu Pui received lacerations to his head and complained of a sore back; he was transported to the Reddy Memorial Hospital by police ambulance for treatment.Valuation up 6.8 p.c.The value of the city real estate has moved up 6.8 percent in the past year, according to the 1975 valuation roll deposited at city hall late Friday.The new roll gives Westmount property a total assessment of $391,942,562, up from $366,931,267 last year.Of the total, some $87,540,870 worth of property is non-taxable.The valuation roll, made up by the Montreal Urban Community, provides the basis for municipal and school taxes.Ald.Charles Aspler declared this in reporting Tuesday night on the meeting Montreal suburban mayors held with Mr.Bourassa and ministers Dr.Victor Gold- bloom and Jerome Choquette on Monday.The mayor, who had been at the Monday meeting but was absent from Tuesday's city council session, was quoted also as saying that \u201cmany Westmount citizens .were aware of the difficulties with traffic, especially speeding on the main arteries and residential streets,\u201d caused by the reduction of services.Once.the formal council meeting had ended, Mrs.H.Vautelet, long an opponent of police integration, charged that suburban councils were looking for the \u2018\u2018wrong thing\" by asking Premier Bourassa for funds to supplement MUC costs, that they should \u201cfight (the MUC) as a principle.\u201d \u201cIf we do not police the errors of government above us,\u201d Mrs.Vautelet declared, \u201cwe are headed towards dictatorship.\u201d Mrs.Vautelet added that the MUC Sécurity Council was \u2018in violation of its own laws\u201d since it/ was not giving a clear explanation of its expenditures to anyone demanding this.Ald.Donald MacCallum, answering the outs poken MUC critic, said she would be pleased \u201c\u2018up to à point\u2019\u2019 with the approach used by the mayors in Monday\u2019s meeting and with the stand they will take as a result.The mayors \u2018\u2018came out fighting,\u2019 added Pro-mayor Charles Aspler, who also pointed to a statement by Dr.Goldbloom that \u201ca better definition of regional and municipal services\u201d was required to determine the role of the urban community.In the Monday meeting, Prime Minister Bourassa had promised a grant of $6.5 million to help defray 1974 MUC police costs, and had under study a provision for $90 million in 1975.Pension law amended City council amended the city staff pension plan Tuesday night in a move which had little effect except to make the program conform to provincial by-laws.The move allows more substantial amendments approved last year to become legally binding. 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 21, 1974 CHURCH SERVICES CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE ATTEND AT THE ANGLICAN UNITED SYNAGOGUE CHURCH OF THE ADVENT WESTMOUNT PARK [TEMPLE EMANU-EL Corner of Wood and Maisonneuve, Westmount The Rev\u2018d Eric Dungan, M.A.TRINITY XXIV 8:00 am The Holy Eucharist 10:30 am The Sung Eucharist Church School and Nursery HOLY EUCHARIST DURING THE WEEK 9:30 am Wednesday ) Organist and Director of Music: Michael Prescesky CHURCH (United) Lansdowne Ave.and Maisonneuve Bivd.Rev.J.E.Nix, B.A., B.D., S.T.M.Ruth Lloyd, B.A., B.Mus.Ed.NOVEMBER 24 11:00 am THE GOD OF LIFE Coffee Hour Church School ST.STEPHEN'S DORCHESTER and ATWATER NOVEMBER 17 10:30 am Morning Prayer WELCOME.TO ALL ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 Cote St.Antoine Road at Church Hill Archdeacon J.N.Doidge The Rev'd.F.H.K.Greer TRINITY XXIV 8:00 am Holy Eucharist 9:30 am Choral Eucharist Sermon: The Rector 11:00 am Mattins Annual Church Service of Barbados House Inc.11:00 a.m.Church Schoo! \" and Nursery Wednesday 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion DOMINION DOUGLAS Westmount Boulevard and Lansdowne avenue Rev.Phyllis Smyth, 8.A., B.D., Ph.D Rev.John T.P.Nichols, M.A., B.D.NOVEMBER 24 10:45 A.M.Music Before Service Henry Gosham, Tenor 11:00 A.M.Morning Worship Sermon: SEVENTY TIMES SEVEN Rev.Phyllis Smyth Coffee Hour at close of Worship Crib Corner for Infants Church School in all departments Fed McLearon, ARCCO?Organist and Chair Director BAPTIST -~ WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church MINISTER: REV.J.FRANK PATCH B.A., B.D., D.D.Director of Music: Rowland R.Amos, B.Mus.NOVEMBER 24 9:45 am Church Sunday School for all ages 11-00 am ONLY THE GOOD CAN SEE 7:30 am MANGER BORN MONARCH Sermon and Discussion Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.Visitors Always Welcome \u201c CHRISTIAN SCIENCE of the Lord for ever.11:00 a.m.Church 4:00 p.m.FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Lesson Sermon Subject this Sunday: SOUL AND BODY Golden Text: Psalms 23:6: Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life; and | will dwell in the house 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 \u2018\u2019The Truth that Heals\u2019, CFMB, 1410 on dial, Sunday, 11:00 a.m.Sunday School Church School UNITED ST.ANDREW'S LT Ew 101 Cote St.Antoine Road NOVEMBER 24 11:00 am \u201cPROLOGUE TO A DRAMA\" Coffee Time at Noon REV.E.A.KIRKER, M.A,, B.D.Rev.Harvey White, B.D., Th.M.Gordon White, L.Mus., B.Mus.All Are Welcome Crib Corner 4100 Sherbrooke St.W.Westmount, Montreal Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Emeritus Cantor Herman K.Gottlieb SABBATH EVE SERVICE Friday Evening, November 22nd at 8:15p.m.RABBI BLOOMSTONE will speak on \u2018Round and Round and Round.\u201d An Oneg Shabbat and Kid- dush Reception follows the Worship.JUNIOR CONGREGATION SERVICE Saturday Morning, November 23rd at 11:30 a.m.The Service will be conducted by the students of the Religious School.TEMPLE RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Saturday Morning, November 23rd at 9:30 a.m.Daily Hebrew ~ -ool classes - Monday thru Thursc afternoons commencing at 4:00 p.THE SCHOOL FOR ADULTS Saturday Morning, November 23rd at 9:45 a.m.Rabbi Stern continuer in his lectures on The Biblical Writings.Tuesday Evening, November 26th at 8:00 p.m.the mid-week class meets with Rabbi Levi.Wednesday Evening, November 27th at 8:00 p.m.the mid-week class meets with Rabbi Bloomstone, and the Hebrew class meets with Cantor Gottlieb.DAILY WORSHIP Daily Services are held Monday thru Thursday afternoons at 5:45 p.m.in the Temple Chapel.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, 4:05 pm in the chapel Sabbath Morning, 8:45 am in the Main Synagogue Sabbath Twilight, 4:55 pm, Sabbath ends at 5:02 pm.DAILY SERVICES Sunday Nov.24, 8:45 am, 4:10 pm.= Mon.-Fri., Nov., 25-29, 7:30 am.Mon.-Thurs., Nov.25-28, 4:10pm Fri.Nov.29th, 4:05 Drama talk at St.Andrew's The sermon at St.Andrew\u2019s Church this Sunday at 11 am will be \u2018\u2018Prologue to a Drama.\u201d In his address Rev.E.A.Kirker will set the scene for the play \u2018Isle of My Heart\u2019 which takes place Dec.7 and 8.He will also discuss the impiications of this story of St.Columba for the church's mission toda and the forthcoming season of vent.- New members will be received during the service and church school children and teachers will attend the opening portion of the service.During the coffee period after the service members of the congregation may secure tickets for the play.On Tuesday the Welfare Group of the Women of St.Andrew\u2019s meet to complete their pre- Christmas knitting, sewing and crocheting.Christmas puddings will also be available for purchase.Plans are under way to observe Outreach Sunday on Dec.1.Guest speaker will be \u2018Aliens Among Us' is Dominion-Douglas theme \u201cThe Aliens Among Us,\u201d third and last of the series entitled \u201cNew Women, New Men .Aspects of our New Society\u201d took place last Wednesday at the Dominion-Douglas Church.Problems of definition were apparent from the beginning.The word \u2018alien\u2019 can mean an un- naturalized.foreign resident, a member of a foreign nation, or one estranged or excluded; to alienate can mean either to estrange or to turn away; and the word \u2018alienist\u2019 was once used to describe someone skilled in the treatment of mental disorders.Roger Balk, the first speaker, discussed alienation as the state whereby a group of people become separated from the major goals \u2018and activities of society.He spoke particularly of his work with the elderly in the Milton Park area, east of McGill University, stressing the need for better medical care for seniors in their own homes.Such people miss normal stimulation and affection because of the lack of concern and caring in society; surprisingly, students relate well to the elderly because, Mr.Balk suggested, they are not threatened by age.Ian Campbell, Dean of Arts at Concordia University, began with a historical survey, pointing out that in the past society shared a homogeneous experience, which leading thinkers were able to express \u2014 e.g.Thomas Aquinas, Calvin, Marx.Now, however, our society is so heterogeneous that no common perspective is possible.Dean Campbell's view is that it will never be possible again.There is no alienation, in his opinion, for there are no norms and no consensus from which to be alienated.This lack of defined stance is seen in the home, where a misplaced liberalism has failed to give children a clear model with which to identify or against which to rebel.Dr.Heinz Lehmann considered the Existentialist aspect of alienation, discussing the state of being separate and therefore alone.But to be alone is necessary for man to be creative; it is not synonymous with loneliness, which is a state of suffering.Dr.Lehmann pointed out that while to North Americans the word \u2018alone\u2019 suggests despair and anxiety, .Europeans associate it with stillness, beauty, serenity etc.In our society the majority have never beèn alone enough to come to grips with questions of identity and destiny, it is therefore the majority who are alienated.Giving a Christian perspective on the subject, Dr.Phyllis Smyth raised the question of whether Barbados members at St.Matthias\u2019 St.Matthias\u2019 Church will welcome members of the Barbados House Inc.at eleven o\u2019clock on Sunday morning.The lessons and the address will be given by members of this association.From Friday, Nov.29 at 8 pm to Saturday, Nov.30 at 8 pm a diocesan vigil of prayer will be observed by the diocese of Montreal.For the churches within the deanery of Western Montreal this vigil will be held in St.Columba\u2019s Church, beginning with evensong sung by the St.Matthias\u2019 Choir.Rev.Norman MacKenzie, associate secretary of the United Church\u2019s Division of Mission in Canada.A discussion.period is scheduled to follow the service.OUR there was a difference between an alien and an outcast.The latter, excluded by society, had played significant roles in history, including the Old Testament prophets and Jesus Himself.< Alienation implied resignation on the part of the individual.If an individual has a strong sense of identity and feels related to God and his fellow man, the fact that the label \u2018alien\u2019 is attached to him by others will not make him accept this with which we pin labels on ea other.Christians should strive to create communities, Dr.Smith felt, where differences really do not matter and the growth of an individual is supported by others who respect his uniqueness.\u201cAbortion, Whose Decision?\u201d is the topic of the next evening planned by the adult education committee on Thursday, Nov.28 at 8 pm.A panel discussion will feature the following speakers: Dr.Peter Gillett, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Montreal General Hospital; Ms.Marie Thibodeau, President, Fondation pour la vie; Dr.Harley Smyth, Department of Neurosurgery, Wellesly Hospital, Toronto.designation.One of the greate \u2019 dangers of our society is the 0 Learning fair The second annual learning fair of the Nursery School Teachers\u2019 Association of Greater Montreal will take place Saturday, Nov.30 from 9:30 am to 5 pm at the Dominion-Douglas Church.Theme of the fair is \u201cImagination and Concentration.\u201d Admission is $6 for members of the association and $8 for non-members.For further information, call Arlene Rolbin at 688-1572.Tobias honored Sarah J.Tobias, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.David Charles Tobias of 30 Forden avenue, recently was named a Sarah Williston Scholar for achieving academic excellence during her first two years at Mount Holyoke College in.South Hadley, Massachusetts.Church target Westmount Police learned that someone had broken the glass in the announcement board outside Westmount Park Church during the evening hours recently.Presented by St.Peter's Players directed by Paul Brennan \u2014 Mount Royal High School Auditorium 50 Montgomery Road, T.M.R.December 5-6-7, 1974 at 8:30 P.M.For tickets phone 737-3082 .or 731-1394\u201d Children $1.50 THE PULITZER PRIZE PLAY by J WILDER Tickets also available at Montreal Trust Ticket Office _ Place Ville Marie mr Tickets $3.00 each De TOWN EE EEE ad pr * 66-4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS'N.Ja | where were | | they going?The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week.Nov.12 8:47 am: 65 Forden, child locked in bathroom (see story last week); 11:55 am: 4333 Sherbrooke, strange odor; Nov.13 3:08 pm: 20 Academy road, alarm ringing; 5:12 pm: Kitchener and de Maisonneuve, gas leak; Nov.14 2:03 pm: 12 Park Place, oil furnace malfunctioning; 2:31 pm: 90 Hillside, hot wall; 5:18 pm: opposite 446 Prince Albert, wooden barrier on fire; Nov.15 Nil; Nov.16 8:34 am: 12 de Casson, wiring defect; 3:30 pm: Alexis Nihon Plaza, storage room fire; 3:53 pm: 428 Elm, small fire in basement; Nov.17 1:20 pm: 4000 de Maisonneuve, kitchen fire; 3:55 pm: Selby and Greene, false alarm; 4:36 pm: Windsor and Prince Albert, flarepot; Nov.18 6:47 pm: 455 Mt.Pleasant, smoke scare.Car goes A 1964 Buick was stolen from a parking lot at 11 Hallowell avenue Monday between 9 am and 11 pm.Thursday, J ASR | \u2018Examiner November 21, 1974 - WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN\u2019S is: 5 Certified Watchmakers ESTABLISHED 1899 Right-of-way demanded from Tupper to Plaza Petitions are now being passed among residents of southeast Westmount asking the city to guarantee a pedestrian right-of- way from the west side of the Reddy Memorial Hospital to Alexis Nihon Plaza.The move follows erection of a barrier behind the now-closed Desjardins Service Station, 4084 St.Catherine street, which prevents pedestrians from climbing through the fence on their way to the plaza, and a flat refusal of city action by city council on Tuesday night.At the meeting of the Urban Renewal Implementation Advisory Committee (URIAC) last night, Mrs.Valerie Mezes sounded out Ald.Douglas Robertson for not succeeding in winning council approval to expropriate a tract of land for pedestrians.Speaking to a questioner following Tuesday's council meeting, Ald.Charles Aspler said he had surveyed the entire situation and found it was only 80 feet from the lane west of the hospital to Gladstone avenue, and that most pedestrians would take only 40 extra seconds by detouring to the city street.Ald.Douglas Robertson, who said he and his son had tried to walk the @ FOR M Ed AND PLYWOOD (JR AND.|_ INDUSTRY Le UE) RUTHERFORDS 932-7161 a ALI COMPANY LIMITED 280 Levis Street \u2018 FLORIDA BOUND?Fly to Florida or anywhere in North America-\u2014and arrange to have your car delivered by calling Montreal Drive Away service.A bonded driver will deliver your car to your destination \u2014 he will pick it up at your home \u2014 giving you a chance to meet him before leaving.Montreal Drive Away Service's drivers are carefully screened and selected.References available on request.MONTREAL DRIVE AWAY SERVICE LTD.4036 St.Catherine St.West Est.1963 Westmount 937-2816 CALL ANYTIME extra distance as though they had infirmities, suggested older people might take about 50 seconds walking to Gladstone, then another minute returning to the St.Catherine street entrance to Alexis Nihon Plaza.The slight inconvenience was not enough, Ald.Aspler felt, to goad the city into spending money to purchase a small strip of land in the area.He added that plans for the Royal Bank computer data centre being built between Tupper street and Dorchester boulevard would have a roadway directly opposite Clandeboye avenue, through which pedestrians could walk to make their way to Gladstone.The claims of Ald.Aspler did not convince Mrs.Mezes, who has been pressing for the guaranteed right-of-way for a year, and who says she has been using the short-cut for at least the past 10 years.Residents of Stayner and Prospect streets, Clandeboye avenue and Dor- chester boulevard all backed her, she said, but had until now been relying on her efforts to convince city hall, through URIAC, to ensure the right-of-way.Mrs.Mezes said this morning that she had told nurses at the Reddy Memorial Hospital she was now preparing petitions.they had told her to send them over as soon as they were ready \u2014 they would be filled in minutes.\u201cI wanted to do this in a civilized manner,\u201d Mrs.Mezes told Ald.Robertson in explaining why council has not received petitions on the matter.\u201cI never wanted to bring the mob.\u201d A suggestion by John Blanchard, 21 Prospect street, that the citizens claim \u2018\u2018acquired rights\u201d allow them to exact a servitude over the land has since been rejected, since the province has no law on the books covering acquired rights of free passage.During the URIAC meeting members passed a motion on the subject, this time asking \u2018\u2018that the city reconsider the expropriation of a footpath from the laneway behind the Reddy Memorial Hospital to St.Catherine street .\u201d Mrs.Mezes later asked Ald.Robertson at least to ensure that a gate be installed where the blockade has been erected, since the situation is now very unsafe for the inevitable diehards who attempt to climb over the fence.Prospecting Someone broke into a house at 25 Prospect street during the evening on Tuesday.Police are still awaiting a list of stolen goods.Fur away A fur coat was reported stolen from an apartment at 16 Weredale Park last night.An arrest has already been made in the case, Westmount Police announced late this morning.Withdrawn A motion to resubdivide a vacant lot on The Boulevard was withdrawn by city council Tuesday night pending further study of the situation.\u2018* FOR SALE Royal Trust THE SIGN THAT SELLS\" our expert staff: Mr.John Aird Mrs.Jane Allan Mrs.Catherine Barton Mrs.Nora Bernier Mrs.Joyce Cabott Mrs.Joan Colby Mrs.Margaret Evans Mrs.Sally Hallows Mrs.Valerie Kyle Mrs.Barbara Ferguson Mrs.Josephine Lantier Mrs.Ruth Mary Lewis Manager \u2018Mr.Douglas W.Baxter FRI James R.Quinlan, F.R.I.933-9184 Mrs.Claudette Limoges 481-5907 487-4791 Miss M.Loofbourow 766-3537 481-9157 Mr.A.Madere 488-8977 484-5397 Mrs.Joan McCallum 935-8154 481-8687 Mrs.Joan McGuigan 489-7150 935-5540 Mrs.Elizabeth Paul 481-9915 935-8625 Mrs.Nicole Powell 487-6069 932-6329 Mrs.Dorothy Raich 482-4793 931-6571 Mr.Mark Rost\u2019 738-3796 737-6911 Mr.Bob Seltmann 932-0064 488-8423 Mrs.G.Strous 487-2907 932-0567 Mrs.Joan Sutherland 486-8115 932-6257 Mr.Aubrey Wassyng 937-6674 Buying or Selling _ for residential real estate MONTREAL'S LARGEST REALTOR To serve you better we will stay open until 5 p.m.Monday to Friday, Saturday morning 9 a.m.to 12 noon.Drop in and visit us.Contact with confidence, in confidence Royal Trust 4145 Sherbrooke St.W.932-1112 JEWELLERS WE.3.4046 1216 Greene Ave.CITY ( LOU NT The following building permits were issued at city hall during the past week: Nov.12 562 Claremont: for Mr.and Mrs.D.C.Smith by R.Scala Contracting and Constant Plumbing and Heating, extension and alterations, $21,000; 1308 Montrose: for S.Covington by Mrazik General Contracting, alterations, $300; Nov.14 74 Summit Circle: for Dr.A.Kahn by self and Roland Jacques Plumbing, new dwelling, $125,000; Nov.15 334 Cote St.Antoine: for J.Lavoie by Rene Binette Plumbing, conversion of oil furnace to gas, $500, 493 Elm: for Mrs.J.A.Issenman by Foster-Kelly Ltd., to install new window at rear, $300; Nov.18 1115 Greene: for S.Petzold by West Gas Service and In- \u2018stallation, conversion of oil furnace to gas, $400; 4707 The Boulevard: for G.Markham by Noel Plumbing and Heating, to replace main water entrance, $800: 1025-1039 Greene, 170-174 Selby: for Government of Quebec by Barr Demolition, demolition of four buildings, no estimate given. THE WESTMOUNT Fxaminer Making net just your house but all of Westmount your heme AN CO, : TR Qa Ont Pan SA FRY ITTY RTI PTI Serr LT dr, or RT EN COTS LI ANTIQUE ORIENTAL RUGS BOUGHT & SOLD EXPERT APPPAISALS WALL TOWALL SPECIALISTS Cleaning & Repairing of Fine Oriental Rugs 4201 ST.CATHERINE W.932-4277 ST Re i RCE TT erry rota A « PE ES TER CET ETS EEE VE T TEE vo He 4.BAW Coming] Events Ancient mysteries \u201cAn Introduction to the Ancient Mysteries\" public lecture by Mr.Ted Davy, of Toronto, general secretary of the Theosophical Society in Canada, at Atwater Library Hall, 1200 Atwater avenue, under the auspices of the Montreal Lodge.Thursday, Nov.28, at 8:15 pm.Question period.All interested cordially invited.Information from secretary: 484- 0943.Christmas fair Christmas Fair of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the German Benevolent Society on Friday, November 29, 1974 at Victoria Hall -4626 Sherbrooke street west.Doors open at 3 pm, coffee and cake will be served from 3 pm to 6 pm.Bar and buffet open at 6.30 pm, followed by dance.Admission free.For Sale: Christ- .mas Decorations - Home Baking - Embroideries - Handicrafts - Books - Knitted Articles etc.The children will find a fish pond with surprises and for the grown-ups the tombola.THE Ex \"Tastefully Yours\u201d The Sisterhood of Congregation Shaar Hashomayim is holding its annual \u2018\u2018Tastefully Yours 74\u201d Tuesday evening, Nov.26, from 7 pm on and Wednesday, Nov.27 from 10 am - 4 pm.An exciting + new dimension of handicrafts, art, and sculpture created by members of the congregation has heen added to be sold along with its baked goods and gift items.All proceeds go to Meals on Wheels and Youth Education.Luncheon to be served Wednesday, Nov.27.A door prize of a weekend for two at the Top Notch Inn in Stowe, Vermont.Please use Metcalfe avenue entrance.Learning fair The Nursery School Teachers\u2019 Association of Greater Montreal - 2nd Annual Learning Fair will take place on Saturday, Nov.30, at the Dominion Douglas Church, 687 Roslyn avenue, Westmount from 9:30 am - 5 pm.The theme of the fair, Imagination & Concentration, will provide an environment for adults interested in young children who wish to intensify their approach to imagination by focusing on techniques for expanding concentration.Admission to the Fair is $6 for members of the Association and $8 for non-members.There will be registration at the door.For further information, please call Arlene Rolbin, Learning Fair Registrar at 688-1572.The alterations are in Boutique Prudy Announces it is under new management of EVELYN CAMARCHIOLI and wishes to advise its clientele its collection of DAYTIME, COCKTAIL, and EVENING GOWNS for the holiday season is complete Madame Vasso as before._ 4924 Sherbrooke St, West (Just West of Prince Albert Ave.) the capable hands of Tel: 481-5069 WESTMO © ee\" nt amin Thursday, November 21, Fashion show Alicia Somera presents \u201cHoliday Splendor\u201d a fashion show featuring 40 original gowns.Wednesday Nov.27, 8:15 pm, at St.Ignatius of Loyola Parish Hall, 4455 West Broadway.Dessert and coffee served.Door prizes.Tickets, $2.00.Tickets ordered and delivered \"in advance.481-2006 or 481-4467.Bazaar Annual Bazaar, Wednesday, November 27th, all\u2019 day.Beth Aaron Hall, 8125 Stuart, Park Extension.Bargains.Roloff Beny to speak Roloff Beny, artist, author and photographer, will address the Women\u2019s Canadian Club of Montreal on Monday at 2 pm in the Royal Bank auditorium, Place Ville Marie.Mr.Beny will speak on \u2018\u201cThe Birth of a Book.\u201d 1974 It's 2 for Distinguished Fashions © Popular Prices Sizes: 6 to 22 4901 Sherbrooke St.West.(Between Claremont & Victoria) Tel: 484-4875 =~ 24 f A GRANDMOTHERS HAVING ART EXHIBITION: Mrs.Rene Desjardins, 4300 de Maisonneuve, is seen above with pieces of her sculpture which will be on exhibition this Sunday from 9 am to 9 pm in St.Leo\u2019s Church basement.She will be showing these and her oil paintings, along with Mrs.Jeanne Bissonet and Mrs.Bea Alan.Mrs.Bissonet will be displaying her hand painted Limoges china, and Mrs.Alan her handmade silver jewellery.All three ladies are grandmothers.Articles will be for sale in aid of the church.J.Romish Ladies\u2019 & Men's Tailor Alterations and Renovations 4911 Sherbrooke West (near corner Claremont) 489-3285 Christmas sale Melville Church Association\u2019s annual Christmas sale of gifts and home cooking will be held at 349 Melville avenue, Westmount, on Saturday, Nov.30 from.2 pm to .5 pm.Tea will be served.WESTMOUNT fret Weld, Exotic Pets & Natural History Collections *, £ 4908 Sherbrooke St.West at Prince Albert 550 °./ 18) - \u201c ÿ Tel: 484-4132 Parking on Prince Albert at side of building Green 2.10 Ib.Cooked 2.60 ib.3 $T JONNS £D Ce AU 1 212 ETS 1 5 ss 626.7838 363163 : oe, .| 1 Gy, Srey Cup || THE MAYFAIR || |& Serv ou] NURSING HOME - 1° LIVE LOBSTER CULLS 1.751.1311 PINE AVENUE WEST (no charge for cooking) | If you are not already on our waiting list, SHRIMPS (size 41-50) please contact us immediately at: 288-3586 Seniors net $2,000 WHS artists Westmount senior citizens raised close to $2,000 in Friday's fund-raising craft fair for the Senior Citizens\u2019 Centre, director Mrs.Suzanne Bannon announced this week.The second annual craft bazaar, which lasted from 11:30 am to 3 pm at the centre in Westmount Park United Church, included many handicrafts made - by members of the centre; special talents \u2014 piano tunes, for example \u2014 were also offered, and tea and sandwiches the - seniors had prepared were a available.Crewel and quilting, e Fhich had not been sold last year, =~) Charles English Inc.Lampart 25 years of serving Montrealers were specially popular items.Mrs.Bannon offered particular praise to Mrs.Grace Cameron, 71 Somerville avenue, and to Mrs.Irene Thomas, 4549 Sherbrooke street west, for their help in organizing the bazaar and helping the seniors make the crafts.Mrs.Bannon said tickets are still available at the centre for the 2 pm Sunday showing of \u201cYou're a Good Man, Charlie Brown\u201d by the McGill Players at Victoria Hall.She added that there would be a Christmas \u201c\u2018mini-bazaar\u2019\u201d\u2019 Dec.4 at the centre, from 2 to 4 pm.K Visit our new showroom e Lampshades made to order e Lamp wiring.repairs e Chrome, brass, bronze, acrylic furniture made to order e' All types of indoor ornamental iron, railings, dividers, etc.3° Re-upholstering and ) repainting 1360 Greene Ave.932-3991 Te SHERBROOKE W.DECOR FASHION FABRICS 10-6 MON.to FRI.933-7676 SAT.11-4 5 Easy to get, to: Metropolitan blvd.to Christophe Colombe | Pauline Antiques Mullins create \u2014 note-cards Four Westmount High School student artists have created centennial scenes of Westmount to be printed on note cards for sale to the general public.The six scenes were sketched by David Maes, Carol Poser, Kathy Fisher and Lucy Anglin, who depicted City Hall and the Westmount Public Library, St.Matthias Church and the southwest corner of Argyle and Thornhill avenues, the old William Murray House and the Hur tubise house.The black-and-white designs will be printed on 3-by-6-inch note cards, the six designs selling for one dollar.Proceeds from the sale will be shared by the Westmount Historical Association's research fund and by various student activities at the high school, including the welfare projects, foster-child fund and Christmas baskets.Prizes from city Dr.Helene Saly, a French teacher at the school and president of the historical association, initiated the project and received agreement from the city to offer prizes for students\u2019 centennial art.Mrs.Sheilagh Petts, art teacher at the high school, advised the participants in selecting and executing the work.The cards are now on sale and orders can be placed now by sending a check or money order to Westmount Centennial Note- cards, c-o Westmount High School, 4350 St.Catherine street west, Westmount H3Z 1P8.Camera stolen Westmount Police learned last week that a camera worth $400 had been stolen from an office at 310 Victoria avenue sometime between Monday, Oct.7, and Tuesday, Oct.15.Anthony's VARIETY STORE y | Post Office - Greeting Cards - Etc.Open 8 am to 9 pm (Sundays: 11am toépm) 4500 St.Catherine St.W.(Cor.Abbott) Family Portraits in Your Home The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 21, 1974 - 9 Keenan show Well-known Westmount artist Thomas Keenen, 42 Arlington avenue, will be showing some of his oil paintings and water colors at the Westmount Public Library this week and next, including several depictions of old West- mount.standing, the insurance executive has exhibited in many galleries and art centres in Montreal, Toronto and New York as well as in Place Ville Marie, the Royal Bank of Canada at Place d\u2019Armes and other locations around Montreal.This is his first exhibit A self-taught artist of 30 years\u2019 at the Westmount library.QUEBEC ANTIQUES SPECIALIZING IN EARLY PINE FURNITURE 33 LAKESHORE ROAD Phone West of Sources Road, 697-0643 POINTE CLAIRE = NY 12 dan Pesta, 1243 LAIRD BOULEVARD, TOWN OF MOUNT ROYAL SALE SAVE 25% COATS and SUITS ALL WEATHER COATS PANTSUITS Ne tete Es of All sales final.A GIFT OF TIME from OHMAN'\u2019S NEW LOCATION 360 Victoria Avenue Suite 200 WESTMOUNT (below Sherbrooke) CLEARANCE SALE 10 am to 4 pm 432-6882 (Graeme\u201ds { Studio Specializing in Senior Citizens .For appointment call: 488-5783 933.4376 933.4046 4 COCO0Ub TTI T TTT U UU UOUUBUOOUS BUT OUs0U Uso Sssss00Y ol 10 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 21, 1974 Good winter for Weredale By ROBERT GAUTHIER dining room, and bathroom.The boys will be accompanied by members of the staff, child care workers, and we are all looking forward to the fun we will have.Snowshoes have been bought as we will probably have to Weredale House is going to have a good winter program for us boys this winter.It sounds exciting.Different groups of us will be going up to the Lauren- tians on weekends to our camp on Lac L\u2019Achigan.This will be the first time using the camp in the winter as we now have one building, the clinic, which is winterized, and which includes bedroom, living room, kitchen, Cs em Co {BUYING | A HOME?snowshoe to the house from the road, and will use them to get around the grounds.Another group of boys will \u2018be going to the Eastern Townships on some weekends, also with members of the staff.A very good friend of Weredale House has two houses on her farm and has been invitmg us boys down to share one of them.As this is right in the ski area, the boys who want to ski will be in this group.We are aiso looking forward to having our own rink this winter, and this should be getting a lot of use during the week -and on Know what to look for?Get expert advice from an independent professional engineering service.® Written reports within 24 hours.® Reasonable cost.i HOME INSPECTION NCONSULTANTS OF QUEBEC Ô weekends.7 STS If any readers would like moré STATE SSASAISISMAMAN ASSIS SIIS Sd IRI.L] Family Portraits by by appointment only 4910 Sherbrooke St.West - Westmount TEL: 484-6211 RANNAQNANOQQAONOANQ.OQCAOONONAQQAOOQONANQOLANE NAANOOOOOOCONOQONONAOOOONOAOQNANONANANANONANON AN information about Weredale House, please call 935-7417 or write to Robert Gauthier, Weredale House, 6 Weredale Park, Westmount H3Z 1Y6.Woman asks to check her meters Is there any city by-law forcing electric meters in Westmount apartment buildings to be locked?Is there any way a resident can scrutinize the reading of city meters?These were two questions asked city council by an apartment dweller Tuesday night.The problem, the woman said, was that she had read recently that the average Montreal dwelling consumes about 500 kilowatts of power, which would cost close to $10 a month under the new Hydro-Quebec rates.She paid almost as much to the City of Westmount, she said, but has been starving herself electrically.The woman said she had spent three weeks with her lights off, so that only her refrigerator was drawing power (it was not frost- free nor very large).During that time she went to bed after supper, in an attempt to conserve power.The final result of this effort was that she consumed only one kilowatt-hour less with the light off than on, and that she still paid more than some of her Montreal friends who were not trying to conserve energy.While Pro-mayor Charles Aspler suggested her meter might be broken and promised it would be checked by city officials, other councillors were a bit skeptical of her claim, and pointed to minimum-charge rules and other reasons why she might unknowingly be consuming electricity.Nobody, however, was able to answer her questions concerning city by-laws on the matter.Did you know that .According to most world-wide scientific publications, wearing seat belts reduces the percentage of risk of fatal accidents or serious injury as much as 50 percent: Based on Australia\u2019s experience, some 800 persons would be spared an untimely death on Canada\u2019s highways during the first year, should a law be passed making it compulsory to wear TS seat belts in motor vehicles.Many countries have compelled motorists and passengers of motor vehicles to wear seat belts.Among these, Australia has CL O U D been a figurehead.Since Jan.1, COVERS ; \u2019 CHRISTIE 1357 GREENE AVENUE UPSTAIRS PLUMBING IVESTMOUNT LIMITED HUEREU H3e AS 5 Complete 51.1 935 0795 ; Plumbing Service Quilts ~ _ traditional styles AND Cloud Cover Designs ° Fast - Efficient made to order if you want something original ® Residential A uni ; @ Commercial unique gift.our etceteras ® industrial Store hours: Monday to Friday 24 Hour Service 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.° Saturday 484-201 0 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.5331A Sherbrooke Ww.MUC budget date moved up a month The provincial government is now planning to move dates of budget deadlines for the Montreal Urban Community.Pro- mayor Ald.Charles Aspler told city council Tuesday night.National Assembly has given first reading to a bill to allow the MUC to delay its budget presentation until Dec.18 \u2014 it was supposed to have been presented Nov.15 \u2014 and to move the other deadlines forward about one month.Ald.Donald MacCallum, in hearing the news, noted also that Westmount has not paid its bill to the MUC for the 1974 supplementary budget, supposedly due Nov.15 as well.The official reason for this, city officials explained \u2018yesterday, was because the provincial government recently offered to pay $6.5 million of the total supplement, and MUC accountants must refigure bills to the various cities on this basis.\u201c1 don't think Westmount is breaking the law,\u201d Ald.Mac- Callum suggested.$5 fee for contract trucks City council moved Tuesday night to license all of the vehicles owned by contractors clearing snow or landscaping in West- mount thus putting them all under more direct scrutiny of the city.The change, which will require a $5 fee for every vehicle used by a landscaper or snow removal contractor (besides the normal $25 fee for the main vehicle used by the company), means that drivers .of supplementary vehicles will have to be licensed and aware of the city by-laws concerning dumping, Ald.Leeds Nelsorr explained in calling for the change.Fees for other contractors, such as plumbers, painters, carpenters and electricians, will remain a flat $25.1972, in Australia, drivers must fasten their seat belt or pay the penalty.Statistics show that the number of injured persons in Australian hospitals has decreased by 24 percent since an act is in force making it compulsory to wear seat belts.In Australia, the mandatory wearing of seat belts has resulted in lowering the number of highway deaths by 17.2 percent.In New Zealand, both the driver and front-seat passengers must fasten their seat belt.Offenders are liable to suspension of their driver's permit for a limited period of time and to fines up to $296.In Sweden, a study of 28,000 accidents established that not a single motorist who had taken the trouble to fasten his seat belt lost his life in an accident occurring at 60 mph.In Czechoslovakia.wearing seal belts is compulsory since \u201c 1972 in all motor vehicles built after 1966.However, the law applies only to vehicles travelling outside the cities and violators of the law are condemned to pay, on the spot, fines varying between $5 and $10.France has also followed into step with the trend towards mandatory wearing of seat belts.Thus.front-seat passengers in motor vehicles built after 1965 must comply with the requirements of the law, which has been in force since 1970, and which, however, is enforced only outside urban conglomerations.Fines to violators may run as high as $20.s +Ri +Pearls & Jewel Clasps +Cui .+GoldCharms +Cross Pen & P +Clocks +FineSilverware +C OHMAN\u2019S JEW established in 18 1216 Greene Ave., Westmount 9 DCE EO PAC FARE YO Fk PO A Pen Pa ERA FRAC EAN VOS CES This Christmas give © HITA( Home entertainment and Utility units that keep on giving pleasure and convenience every day of the year! Radio - TV - Hi-Fi Components - Cassette Rec Appliances - Fans - Washing Machines & Drye Novelty gift items imported fr end around the worle Also Repairs and Service N.D.G.RADI 4920 Sherbrooke Street West Pa! COMPANY from SALAMICO LIMITED Swiss Order Now For The He : Turkeys (fresh & frozen) - Geese - Duck i Minced Pork (very lean) for Tourtieres Ready-to-E at Virginia Hams all decorated, Hi 3 Our specialty- 4 European style stuffed veal breast, Steak Alouet Our own special brand of pork sausages.Our own A Cold Cuts Imported Epicurean delicacies from E Jams, Cakes, Breads, etc.for your Holiday Buffet 4 1980 Thimens Street, St.Laurent off Laurentian | Tel: 336-8711 W.Hutter, Prop.+ Hours: Closed Mon.Tues.& Wed.9 to é Thurs, ESRC PAR LEE ESS A COR LE ESA ECS OU EAUX WH ER LE ES Christmas Gifg'decy : From Ladies Handbags, Slip Clark\u2019s Wallabee\u2018s and Snow And of course our usual fin Ladies Dress, Sport and Ever 4912 Sherbrooke St.W.(between Claremont and Prince Albert Open Thursdays and Fridays SEM PEL FEVER PEU DE AK EACH PAPER EAN Lea EE | | BAPE apo HER ICRC PAM DOM VE ACER SOC PAC EX PAC PSC PO PK Faripe PACA ESA PA ak Pas Pad an Er Va Ea vay sm The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 21, 1974 - STMOUNT YOUR n e versary Gift Ideas designs + Rings for cresting Clasps + Cuff Links -Cross Pen & Pencil Sets ilverware +Glassware JEWELLERS hed in 1899 Vestmount 933-4046; 933-4376 5 EEK EEK PONE PE PK LA PAY PAK Poa Ps Pong pang as give - TACHI snits convenience nts .Cassette Recorders - Massagers - | Machines & Dryers .Air Conditioners.ms imported from Poland \u2018ound the world.epairs and Service , RADIO TV West Tel: 486-9598 piv Sy re gaan Swiss Purveyors of or The Holidays | decorated, High grade Beef, Pork, Veal st, Steak Alouette with sausage stuffing.usages.Our own 20 Varieties of European elicacies from Europe such as: Cheeses, r Holiday Buffets and Gifts! off Laurentian Blvd.north of Decarie Circle utter, Prop.ed.9106 Thurs.& Fri.9109 - Sat.9to 4 A PAC PK PAPC PAC PAU PL PE PE FE YAK 2A POY hdbags, Slippers \u2018s and Snowboots etc.pur usual fine line of rt and Evening Shoes.St.W.484-8330 BJ Prince Albert in Westmount) and Fridays to 9 P.M.nsc sc dem GIFT PARCELS TO BRITAIN Also IRELAND We have the most exciting selections of CHRISTMAS HAMPERS, CANNED DELICACIES, CHEESES, WINES, FRUITS, TURKEYS, HAMS etc., which are shipped directly from our English warehouse to your friends and relatives in time for Christmas.Why not call us for our FREE brochures today ?INTERNATIONAL GIFT PARCEL SERVICE 1470 Peel Street, Suite 114, Montreal 110, 844-4860 Canada\u2019s Oldest and Largest Organization of its kind ~ SV * CARDS * GIFTS * STATIONERY and WHAT-NOT Personalized Stationery.Christmas Cards, Playing cards, and all types of Social Announcements Cards & Rhat-Not, Regd.STATIONERS - GIFTS 1308 Greene Ave.932-3721 CR Special Values ROY î BBF: For Christmas SET Beautiful Lingerie, Wool, Kid Gloves and Hosiery and a host of other gift suggestions to please m\u2019lady from 'E.HARGREAVES Reg'd.Experienced Corsetieres - Specialty: Camp fitting Agnes Morris & Loretta Michon, Proprietors 1208 Greene Avenue \u2014 Tel: 932-7008 (Just north of St.Catherine - West Side) Let Crest Linen help you with your Christmas Gift \u2018deas.We carry extensive selection of \u2018one's and bathroom accessories.De \u201cghtful tablecloths, matching place ~3a%s, and napkins.Co-ordinates for bathroom, bedroom and kitchen.Future Brides: we invite you to enter our Bridal Contest Boutique 4918 Sherbrooke St.W.486-7720 Between Claremont & Prince Albert, South Side a EB EC SR ME SVE) £ \u2014 pox pot pa Be BARON EX VO we a A LS TR TERR The Ideal Christmas Gift Home entertainment gift of long lasting enjoyment! Choose from: Radio \u2014 Hi-Fi \u2014 Cassette Recorders.One Year Warranty on All Grundig Equipment Novelty gift items imported from Poland and around the world.Also Repairs and Service N.D.G.RADIO TV 4920 Sherbrooke Street West JL Tel: 486-9598 arriage Trañe ACCESSORIES FOR THE ELEGANT WOMAN Sportswear & Co-Ordinates Swiss, Italian and English Imports LINGERIE - HOME WEAR.DISTINCTIVE GIFTS Gift Wrapped and Mailed Please allow us to extend personalized service 1357 GREENE AVE.WESTMOUNT, QUE.TEL: 932-2543 Fresh Killed __Choice Selected Christmas TURKEYS - GEESE - DUCKS Please place your order early HAI N ES of Westmount Noted For Quality\u2019 Now owned and operated by Mr.Heinz, well-known family butcher.Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh killed poultry, Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables.Schneider's and Nichol\u2019's Ham, Bacon & Sausages.Try our choice Canadian Lamb Mr.Heinz also features German and other European cuts.Cold cuts a specialty.4466 St.Catherine St.West (Near Metcalfe Ave.) LICENSED GROCER 937-9455-6 Consider Purchasing A Member or a Special Programme for Christmas.The Westmount Family Y offers a variety of interesting programmes for all ages for the winter and summer months ahead.A \"Y\u201d Membership.a gift of long-lasting enjoyment! A colourful card will announce your gift.For more information inquire - 937-3916 4585 Sherbrooke Street West, of Your Family a Health \"\"Package\u2019\u2019 - - DO PA PEE DAR FAN I DG 1 IN A PI PA SCI A SAAC \u2018 12 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 21, 1974 were moving SALE A css v Office Specialty inc.2335 Cavendish Blvd.482-4570 but our inventory isn\u2019t! every item must go.TLR) DESKS -CHAIRS -FILING CABINETS Individual needs met at Loyola The faculty of commerce in the evening division at Loyola is geared to meet the demands of individual students.Courses and programs of study are designed to suit the widest possible range of tastes, needs and interests.Complete degree programs are available in the evening division, with majors being offered in accountancy, business administration, computer science and economics.Joint majors are also available in either accountancy or business administration and computer science.The Loyola commerce faculty also is recognized by professional organizations such as the Institute of Chartered Accountants, the Certified General Accountants\u2019 Association, the Society of Industrial Accountants and the Institute of Canadian Bankers, all of which allow students to apply courses completed at Loyola toward their own programs of study.However, due to the specialized nature of the programs offered by the above- mentioned organizations, it is always best to consult with the professional society one wishes to become a member of, before enrolling in a university program.In addition to the regular, university degree programs, the faculty of commerce in the evening division also offers diploma programs in accountancy, business administration, computer science, economics, industrial relations and quality control.This allows the evening student to obtain a certificate of proficiency in his chosen field while completing only those courses which relate directly to the skill he wishes fo acquire., however, the student who has successfully completed the diploma program decides to continue on towards a bachelor of commerce degree, he may do so without having to begin again.Since all courses offered as part of the diploma program of study are taken from the university curriculum, they are directly applicable towards the B.Comm course requirements.- And, with small classes, interested professors who always are willing to spend time providing guidance where needed and a tranquil, easily accessible, west-end location, the environment at Loyola is conducive to learning.Electricity rates jump foreseen in city motion It isn\u2019t taking the City of Westmount long to line its power department up with Hydro Quebec in the rate-increase game.Recently the provincial utility F CITY COUNCIL announced electricity charges are going up about 10 percent.Westmount buys its power from Hydro and retails it to Westmount users.Slipped in under new business at the tail end of Nov.11's longer-than-usual city council agenda was a notice of motion of amendments to come to By-law 742 in which local charges for current are set.Also thrown in was another - notice to provide for street lighting improvements.Plumbing FRR ed on To save money and have a winter free of heating problems switch to natural gas.NOW.Most of the heating boilers can be equipped with a gas conversion 1966 LIMITÉE \u2014 Heating \u2014 Natural Gas \u2014 service day & night Call us NOW 522-3111 | Vémadat SEM d 232 2 0e Cerra Sat rt TT tole Today's snowstorm has already proven to local drivers how treacherous.Montreal can be in winter, but there are many tips which, if followed, can make car travel safer and more pleasant.An expert in this field is H.Dubois, manager of Eaton\u2019s Auto Centre at Cavendish Mall, a man ~~ will meet all your typesetting needs 932-3157 necessary, \u201c stop.Winter driving tips offered by an expert who has been active in the automotive business for 24 years.Mr.Dubois feels that the single most important factor in careful driving is proper preparation for winter conditions.- : Ordinary snow tires should be rotated and balanced when reinstalled in the fall, but studded tires should not be rotated.Studs wear a slight angle, so when removing studded tires, mark them to go back on the same wheels as before.This way, studs will not pull out as easily, and tires remain effective.Sand in trunk If you drive alone for the most part, and have a front-engined car, keep small bags of sand in the trunk for extra weight.This is not necessary if many people are in the car, but the sand does come in handy for sprinkling on icy patches when tires are skidding and cannot always get traction.Always pump the brakes rather than stand on the pedal, for pumping prevents wheels from locking.This allows the car to straighten out if there is a tendency to skid.Jamming nearly always causes spinning or sliding.Gain extra traction on extremely slipperÿ roads bv practically deflating tires.Use this trick however, only when and restore fuli pressure as soon as posssible to prevent causing damage.When tires are deflated, keep speed down to about 30 miles per hour, for tires might blow at higher speeds.Hoses for radiator, heater and windshield washing equipment should be checked often.Also, try winter wiper blades; these héavy-duty blades are becoming more and more popular in our climate.Test for traction _ On snow-covered streets, always test road for traction, regardless of speed limits.Go a short distance at low speed, then If control is maintained, try going a little faster.If stuck in traffic, watch your battery.Winter driving with lights, heater, windshield wipers and radio all going at the same \u2018time can drain a battery rapidly.Constantly check generator or \" alternator output.At night, if parked in traffic for some time, turn off headlights and put on parking lights to prevent excess strain.Above ail, keep emergency supplies in the car at all times.Suggested are: flashlight, flares, extra fan belt, and first aid kit.~ We specialize in: - o Weather Stripping \u201c© Repairing garage doors e Cleaning-of Eaves troughs e Painting © Carpentry © Fixing doors _ &locks © Caulking windows © Repairing crystal If your house needs repair and you have difficulty in finding tradesmen, DON'T DESPAIR - CALL GENERAL REPAIR GENERAL, @ REPAIR 484-2315 ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! Ca 144 dL ON REQUE readily - | The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 21, 1974 - ANNOUNCEMENT UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Peter Pompeo and Smitty INVITE YOU TO PARTAKE .2 SPECIALS at LUNCH and SUPPER 7 DAYS A WEEK Prepared by \u201cEMILE\u201d A TRULY GREAT CHEF = oS \u2018GREAT FOOD GREAT MUSIC Ry ¥ a A 3 = Lunch & Supper Specials from $1.69 up Smitty\u2018s Club \u201871°\u2019 always featuring the biggest country & western bands in the westend of Montreal! - NOW PLAYING - THURS.FRI.& SAT.EVENINGS \u201cTHE TRUCK-IT GROUP\u201d - featuring Country & Western who will also be pleased to play any request! STARTING THURSDAY - NOVEMBER 28th .THE COUNTRY & WESTERN DUDES Featuring CURLEY & DON For a one-year engagement every Thurs.Fri.& Sat.evening.| We regret, that due te unforeseen circumstances beyond our control, The Country & Western Dudes did not appear starting Nov.21st as advertised in the Westmount Examiner last week.We apologize for any inconvenience their nonappearance may have caused our clients.WATCH THIS PAPER FOR THE NAME OF THE COUNTRY & WESTERN GROUP THAT WILL BE PLAYING FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, & WEDNESDAY.Bring the kids to see \u2018Pucci\u2019 appearing every Sunday from 2 P.M.to 5 P.M.They'll also love our Sunday amateur hour.Door prizes and clowns are another exciting feature! Watch this paper for the announcement of the amateur band for the small-fry starting soon every Sunday afternoon.A birthday party or other entertainment for the small-fry\u2014save yourself the headaches\u2014don\u2018t let them wreck the house\u2014let them wreck our club\u2014 magicians, clowns, prizes! You'll be surprised at our reasonable prices! We're the ideal location for private parties Groups up to 300 can be accommodated Wedding Receptions - Anniversaries - Club Banquets - Business Parties and any occasion for conviviality! UE ER RE RA RE J MS RA OTe ; Ÿ DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED \u2014 RESERVE NOW FOR YOUR \u201cSmitty's Club \"71\" ~ FULLY LICENSED - 66 10 SHERBROOKE W.(At Cavendish) OPEN FROM 10 A.M.TO 3 A.M.484-0054; 484-0042 13 4 14 - The Westmount Examiner, November 21, 1974 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 931-7511 10 Words *1.°° 10 cents each additional word For best service phone your ads early - regular deadline Wednesday 4:30 pm: Too-late- to-classify until press time Thursday.ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY AND TUESDAY TILL 8:00 P.M.(Wednesday, Thursday, Friday till 5 pm) Accounts may be paid at the Examiner office, 4630 St.Catherine street west, Westmount; at The Monitor and St.Laurent News office, 6525 Somerled avenue, and the Town of Mount Royal Weekly Post office, 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 furthur charge at any branch of the Bank of Montreal or The Royal Bank of Canada on the Island of Montreal.1 PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIETE À VENDRE FOR RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE, IN CONFIDENCE, Roval Trust THE SIGN THAT SELLS Res: 482-4793 N_ Longueuil Deluxe cottage ideal for professional.Brick wall in separate dining-room.Living- room with bay window.Circular stairway leading up to the solarium.Very large master bedroom with walk-in-closet and shower.MLSQ.Lise Mercier 651- 5300 \u2014 674-3497, IMM.WESTGATE COURTIERS St.La urent Duplex, good size, 5V2, 52.Finished basement, 2 car garage, wall-to-wall carpets.Close to train, buses, asking $55,000.336-1683 after 6 pm.Dollard Des Ormeaux 1971 Raised Ranch 4 bedrooms, l'a bathrooms, laundry room, built-in dishwasher, beautiful family room with fireplace, bar, wine cellar.Double garage.Private.Call 684- 7483.PROPER1Y WANTED PROPRIETE DEMANBEE Property Wanted NOW!! Homes at all prices needed for anxious clients immediately or later.Call me without obligation MRS.RUTHMARY LEWIS Ott.: 932-1112 \u2014 Res.: 932-6257 Royal Trust Co.BROKERS Royal Trust Company Please contact Dorothy Raich Specializing in the West End - Off.932-1112 ) 2 PROPERTY WANTED FRUPRIETE DEMANDEE WESTMOUNT HOUSES NEEDED.| have clients looking for 3 bedroom Townhouse with parking .May or October occupancy.Above or below Sherbrooke.Also 4 bedroom home in Roslyn School area.Large living room, 2 bathrooms, parking for 2 cars.Early Spring occupancy.Please call: BETTY GOODFELLOW 489-4986 or 481-9400 A.E.Lepage & Westmount Realties Inc.BROKERS Properties Wanted For Executive transferring to Montreal.Bright Westmount home with 3 bedrooms, good sized living room with fireplace, separate dining room, garden and garage.$80,000 to $100,000.COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIETE DE CAMPAGNE À VENDRE South Lancaster Fifty minutes from Montreal on Highway 2.West of Raisin River.Excellent bus service to Montreal and Toronto.Recently built brick bungalow on 2 acres of land, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,\u2019 large living room, picture windows with view of Lake St.Francis, sunporch, garage, boat slip-away to Raisin River.Electrically heated, 2 fireplaces with special heat form unit with continuous supply of fresh heated air.Large unfinished basement with accommodation for 2 bedrooms, full bathroom and rec room.Asking price, $75,000.Seen by appointment only.738-6601 \u2014 1-613-347-3160.5 CUUNIRY HOUSES TÜ LET MAISON DE CAMPAGNE À LOUER Sugarbush, Ver mont Ideal cedar cabin, access road 3 miles to base lodge.Fireplace, dishwasher, carpeting nicely Very warm, cosy $1,500.Season.(802) furnished.atmosphere.Year round availability.496-3564 evenings.HOUSES TO LET MAISONS A LOUER 23 _ Westmount Coach House 42 rooms, equipped.heated, garage.$350.monthly.Call 933.1432, after 4 pm, 36 CARS FOR SALE AUTOS À VENDRE Toyota 1972 Corolla with 18,000 miles.Excellent condition.Clean and hardly used.Best offer.Call Michael Days 489.7228.Evenings.487-7808.CHRYSLER Sunbeam, 1969.Good condition.10,000 miles on new motor.Fully winterized.24 miles to the gallon.Call after 6 pm.488-3750.\u201832 Ford 1932 Model A Ford Roadster for sale.350 engine.Must be seen.931 6708.A growing young family ds 6 or preferably 7 bedrooms good living and dining rooms.Garden and garage.In N.D.G.or West End of Montreal.Would consider large duplex if it could be converted to a single dwelling.If you have either of these houses, Please Call: ALICE KENNEDY 935-9046 or 842-8366 Crown Trust Co.LICENSED BROKERS SPACE TO LET 15 ESPACE À LOUER Space To Let We have approximately 10,000 square feet available.Call Michael 489-7228 between 8:30 am and 5:30 pm.37 CARS WANTED AUTOS DEMANDEES Car Wanted Dart or Valiant 1966-1969.Will pay more for authentic low mileage and good condition.Private.481.3029.Wanted Cars for Cash Compacts, Foreign, Volks, Sports cars, any condition.Also accidented cars wanted.Call 676-7351 or 676-1142.î GARAGES WANTED 43 GARAGES DEMANDES GARAGE needed vicinity of Sherbrooke and Claremont.Call Days: 874-3700\u2014Evenings: 489- 3582.\u2019 46 HELP WANTED FEMALE FEMMES HLLES DIMANDIHES WORK WANTED-MALE POSITION DEMANDEE\u2014 HOMME 51 necessary.Bank of Montreal The First Canadian Bank * TYPIST WANTED \u2014Experienced preferred but not \u2014High School leaving.~ \u2014Bilingual an asset.\\ For interview Call: Bank of Montreal 1299 Greene Ave.WESTMOUNT 877-8433 GIRL FRIDAY \u2014 Correspondence Typist \u2014English with French conversation \u2014Filing, clerical and telephone duties \u2014In small pleasant office \u2014Interesting work.For Appointment Call: \u2014 Miss Jones 849-1666 RECEPTIONIST office located in Westmount medical Building.Write to: Box 413, C-O Weekly Adservice, 4630 St.Catherine St.W.Montreal, Quebec H3Z 2W6 Required immediately for Dentist's THE Editor of Harvest House Ltd Publishers, requires a secretary assistant.Apply 4795 St.Catherine St.W.(corner Grosvenor, near Westmount C.P.R.station) Call 932-0666.AT bonnes nemanves ABSOLUTELY in need of men, ages 20 years or more, in car polishing.Salary $140.or more, part time easy physical work.Please no salesmen.Call 861.8763.HELP WANTED-MALE-FEMALE HOMMES FEMMES DEMANDES Dog Sitter Male Shnauzer needs home for 3 weeks, middle December.Call 735-2661.161 EXPERIENCED man available for housecleaning part-time.References.Call 488-8618.RESPONSIBLE Westmount High School student, age 13, desires odd jobs.Stuart 484-3290.52 MOTHERS HELP AIDE MATERNELLE Student Wanted For Christmas holidays in Laurentians with family.Call 482-4447.53 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED AIDE DOMESTIQUE DEMANDE Housekeeper Wanted Full or part time.Cote St.Luc area.Excellent salary.Please call Mr.Zinman 735-5246 days.482-4285 evenings.BABY SITTERS WANTED GARDIENNES DEMANDEES YOUNG responsible baby sitter wanted for one chiid.Monday to Friday.8 am to 1:30 pm.Light housekeeping.Call after 4 pm.931.7737.UOMESTIL WORK WANTED TRAVAIL VUMESIIQUE VEMANUE \u201c Guaranteed Domestic Service Reg\u2018d.Now has-a limited amount of live in maids and housekeepers only.For further information please contact 683-6119 or 683-6110.57 BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE GARDIENNES DISPONIBLES WOULD like to exchange babysitting one day weekly with Westmount mother, have 19 month old child.Call 488-0486.FOR SALE DINING ROOM FURNITURE A VENDRE - MOBILIER DE SALLE A MANAGER table, 4 DINETTE set, oval bucket seats on casters.(Light brown).6 months old.Cost $359.Reasonable.731-8446 evenings.FOR SALE LIVING ROOM FUI À VENDRE- MOBILIER DE SAL bunk beds, mattresses.\u201cdt table, double dresser.with mirror, desk, chair.$250.735- 3300.BEDROOM set, colshiat 2, 4 FRENCH Provincial living room suite.Excellent condition.Open to offers.695-1992.\\ LIVING room chair, traditional style, (Mueller).Brand new.Light blue velvet.$325.620-0092.FOR SALE-BEDROOM FURNITURE A VENDRE\u2014MOBRIER DE CHAMBRE MAHOGANY bureau with mirror.Good quality and condition.$75.Call 488-1587.BEDROOM suite, Red Maple poster bed, bureau, night table, $60.; Grey Broadioom rug, 10 X 14, $50.; Grey Indian carpet 9 X 12.$25.Call 489-4355.Yess ne er i 8 « mr mes Q \\ | PLAY borite Free 4740.ALL Bathr 678-24 able me.unt 13, 290.in Call Luc ase ays.itter y to ight pm.ive ly.ase a men rg 1 Ral | Service Directory MAINTENANCE oS ay COMPANY \u201cSPECIAL FREE WINDOW CLEAN- @G/WITH EVERY PAINTING CONTRACT OVER $200.\u2018TIL NOV.30TH.We clean and paint walls - windows - floors ceilings - garages carpet cleaning CARTAGE & MOVING MOVING.Local or Long distance.Specialty Appliances, Call 365-7440.BOOK now! Grad student \u2014 Trucks available.Reliability, professionalism, efficiency, unquestionable.Insured.Low low rate.Tim 481-6385.Movers Need some things moved?Big or small .Reasonable.482-3184.Moving?Large truck available, Careful handling assured.Good rates and honest men.Call 363-1806.STORES © BUILDINGS * HOMES * FACTORIES = FREE ESTIMATES by the hour.by the job D ROOFING DRESSMAKING SILVERSMITH &JEWELRY INSTRUCTION Silversmith and Jeweller Will give private Instruction in his home to 10 Individuals.Will teach the Trade: \u2014 Ring- Making, Stone.cutting, Stone setting, etc.$300.One week course.All hand made.Cloisonne $100.extra.Zuni Indian Channel work.Call 738-3929.T.V.REPAIR Village T.V.Low rates.Prompt service.486-7215.24 hours.FOR SALE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS A VENDRE INSTRUMENTS DE MUSIQUE LADIES Top Quality made to measure garments, by young designer.Call Therese 844-5706.ENTERTAINMENT Prepare For Winter! Bya Westmount Licenced Contractor roofing we top them all.| SHINGLES ® FLAT DECKS ® BONDED ROOFER 3 BRICK WORK mCHIMNEYS gen Lamberr-éOOÉINE- : 7] CHIMNEY SERVICE Ez Wc » 484-0646 Mobile Discotheque Quadraphonic Sound System, large music library.Available for weddings and parties.Reservations evenings after 6 pm.684-9506.GENERAL REPAIRS nc BUILDING REPAIRS CARPET CLEANING FIREPLACE not working?Find out why.Have it corrected.Call 687-1216.STEAM carpet cleaning.Free estimate.Call 376-1109.PAINTING -Plastering\u2014 Cement\u2014Brick\u2014Tile\u2014 Carpentry.Call 274-4245.BUSINESS SERVICES Names for Diplomas Hand Lettering Gothic & Medieval also .addressing SP Ynvitations For Rates Write to: B.Kopland 425 Harris St.Montreal 379, Que.CARPENTRY PLAYROOMS, balconies, Ar- borite counter tops.Good prices.ee Estimates.Call Jim 691- ALL carpentry \u2014 Kitchen \u2014 Bathroom \u2014 Playroom.Call Bob 678-2446.CATERING G.M.Enterprises Home Renovations Playrooms; Offices; Balconies; Concrete wails.Commercial, industrial, Residential.389-0779.MAINTENANCE CEILINGS \u2014 Walls \u2014 Windows washed.Floors cleaned also painting done by experienced man.Mr.Campbell 489-3670.MUSIC INSTRUCTION MUSIC TEACHERS AGENCY A non profit organization.Qualified experienced teachers for piano and other instruments available in different parts of the city at their studio or at the students homes.Call 488-9003.NETTOYAGE DE TAPIS NETTOYAGE de tapis a la vapeur.Estimation gratuite.376- 1109.Gourmet Cooking With A Flair! Young Woman with keen interest in gourmet cooking [has taken Cordon Bleu Course] available to assist with planning and preparation of private luncheon and dinner parties.Reasonable rates.Call 683-7514.\u2019 CARTAGE & MOVING PLASTERING \u2018Expert Plasterer Cement.Drywall.Tile repair.Chimney repairs.Top pointing.Call A.Jubinville, 767-4902 and 767-1773.PAINTING INTERIOR painting.Fast professional service.Reasonable rates.Free estimate.Call 487- 9981 Ask for Greg.ROOFING | OUR MASTER RAMSAY ROOFERS AT YOUR Moving\u2014Cartage SERVICE + e Storag WESTMOUNT Local and long distance.484-1469\u2014484-1565 MOVING Somewhere?Grad.Student.Trucks available.Reliable.Professional.Ef.ticiency with care.Insured.Reasonable rates.John.481-6401.ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME LACHINE Rene Guitard, Mgr.637-2308 24 Hour Service GUITARS: Classical $35.Folk $50.Electric $35.Also Flute $110.Private.744.0956.Piano For Sale 488-9003 ELECTRIC Chord Organ, Magnus make, in perfect condition.RCA Victor record player with 2 speakers.Reasonable.Call 937-9693 evenings.Rent-a-Piano $15.and Up Monthly Option to buy, 6 months deducted from purchase price.488-9003 ANTIQUES ANTMIUITES - Antiques Household Effects Sale 10% to 50% off Sat.& Sun.Nov.23 & 24 10 am to 5 pm 15813 Gouin Blvd.West (Between St.John\u2019s Rd.And St.Charles Rd.) In the Village of St.Genevieve \u2014 Pierrefonds Three settees.3 Oak sideboards 9 piece Walnut dining room set.4 washstands.Pine armoire; Oak kitchen cupboard; roll-top desk; Oak and Pine tables and chairs steel and brass beds; oil lamps; crocks; glass.jewellery, iron pots; old tools; wagon wheels; barrels; Milk cans; and many other articles to numerous to mention.New Pine Furniture .Available .Terms Cash or Chargex The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 21, 1974 - 15 ANTIQUES FOR SALE-GENERAL A VENDRE GENERAL Three Spruce Antiques 482 Beaconsfield Blvd.697-0760 ANTIQUE hall table; armchair.Perfect condition.Call 484.9994 after 5 pm.Antique Glass 100 years old.Reasonable.484.6434.ANTIQUES: We have all types and ages.While here you might like to do a little Christmas browsing in a \u2018different\u2019 store.The Wheat and Chaff in the Old mill, Lampton Street, Orm stown.Closed Wednesday at- ternoons and Sundays.PLAYER Piano, perfect condition.Otto Higel Co., Toronto, Circa 1916.Bench, 50 old rolls.Private home.Serious buyers only.No Dealers.933-2267.UNUSUAL XMAS GIFTS From The Past $5.and Up \u2014 WESTMOUNT \u2014 COME & BROWSE 12-6 P.M.daily CLOSED MONDAYS Past & Present 353 Prince Albert WESTMOUNT 488-0746 FOR SALE GENERAL A VENDRE GENERAL RADIAL TIRES \u2014Very good discounts \u2014Free installation and balancing.Call: Ecurie Canada 481-7746 Firewood Dry Hardwood, 2 Cords, (truck load), Only $45.Limited Supply.Call 691-2630.Basement Sale Sat.Nov.23rd 10 am - 4 pm 44 Windsor Ave (North of Sherbrooke \u2014 East of Claremont) Cupboard; chairs; linens; baby back-pack; crib: bassinet; toys; books; stamps; doll clothes; children\u2019s clothes, etc.KODAK Pocket! Instamatic.200 slide projector.Never used.$90.Call 482.5346.FISH Tank, 30 X 18, including tight, filter, stones and a few fish, $75.; Pair Nordica ski boots, size 5/2, $50.; 2 orange burlap lamp shades, 16 inches high, $100.; 34 mattress, $25.Call 937.8298.IMPORTED washable permanent press tablecloths, place mats and napkins.Call 932-2363.CHANDELIER light fixture consists of: 5 lights with Chimney type shades.Suitable dining room or family room.New, never used.Original cost $165.Sell $90.Call 481-2006.Dry Wood | have excellent dry firewood, will deliver to your door.Call 691- : PAIR ot G For Fireplace 632-7965 BILLIARD table, 8 feet, by 4 teet, (Brunswick Supreme), solid bed, as new.Snooker balls, triangle, 4 cues,\u2019 cue rack.Scoring rack, bridge cue.$220.Call 334.9339.Fireplace Wood Reserve now before it's too late.Call 684-1353 or 697-9781 Typewriter Underwood, office model.Excellent condition, Electric Smith Corona, portable 15 inch carriage.747.7913 \u2014 747.7988.CHILD'S cross country skis, 150 cm and poles; cross country boots, size 35.Call 488-5912, CANADA Encyclopedia of the Country, Castell Hopkins complete in 5 volumes.Reasonably good condition $30, Call 288-9690.Garage Sale All Must Go Sat.Nov.23rd 10 am to 2 pm 32 : Surrey Gardens Westmount Antique sewing machine; Imported bedroom suite; chandeliers needlepoint stools and pictures; oii paintings; lamps: tables; Danish and Broadloom rugs; mirrors; drapes; bedspreads; accessories etc.etc.CRIB, dresser set with Beautyrest mattress; junior bike with training wheels; Pedigree soft carriage; Ariens Snowblower: Westpark Pool share.684.7533.Bargain Lady's suits and dresses, Muskrat coat size 12.; winter boots.Emerson console 21 inch T.V.Call 488-7472.Teak Free standing adjustable unit, 2 drawer - desk, J bookshelves.Excellent condition.932-0981.custom made upholstered chairs, $250.Call 935-5042.HOUSEHOLD items and fur: niture for sale, includes vinyl sectional sofa and chair; hide-a- bed; etc.Call 737-8020.CHILD'S bed with mattress; playpen; baby feeder; exercise machine; 3 drawer dresser; 22 inch square fan; aquarium, 30 gallons; 3 pairs skiis.Call 737- 9503.SELLING out contents of - apartment.Chesterfield, 2 matching chairs, 2 matching end tables and coffee table; wall-to- wall carpeting.drapes; lamps; mirrors; chest of drawers; three televisions; kitchen table and 4 chairs; etc, From 10 am \u20141 pm, 1745 Cedar Avenue, Apt.112, Call 932.9048.CHESSMEN, hand: carved, Ivory, from India, $185.Call St.Jean, 1-347-9510 after 3 p.m.MAPLE buffet: drapes; Beethoven's 9th syrophony, Cali 932-1009.Beautiful Chandelier With 4 matching wall sconces.Never used.Very reasonable or best offer.931-7311, Ext.317 488-7633, eve. 16 - TheWestmount Examiner, Thursday, November 21, 1974 Classified \u2019 FOR SALE GENERAL A VENDRE- GENERAL TWO Quad stereo amplitiers, Quad preamplifier, Kef speaker, Dynatuner FM tuner.$135.Call 733-0312 after 7 pm.Bokara Iranian Carpet 13 x 11, red and black, $1,200.Private 695-8004.PHILCO T.V.25 inch, 6 months old.; Other Articles.488-2007.BEAUTIFUL French Provincial sofa and matching chair; coffee table; dinette set.No reasonable offer refused.Call 932-8779.BRASS fireplace screen.30 x 42, 2 solid andirons.Pre-war.Sacrifice.489-6420.RING \u2014 18 karat yellow gold, lady's dress ring with oval Quartz stone.Modern setting.Value $150.Certified.Call 737.1742 evenings.ELECTRIC stove 40 inch, 2 ovens.Good condition, $125.combination sink, dishwasher, garburator 40 x 25 with cupboard; 4 venetian blinds approximately 8 feet wide.484-3917.68 FOR SALE CLOTHING & FURS A VENDRE VETEMENTS £1 FOURRURES BLACK Persian Lamb Coat, Size 10.Reasonable.Call 933-4173.ROYAL Blue lady\u2019s Winter coat, size 16, Black Seal lined, good condition, $100.Call 932-1588.SHEARED Otter coat 14-16 including matching draped hat.Perfect condition, $500.Pastel Mink Bolero jacket, $400.; beautiful black fox capelet.Never worn $400.or best offer.695-2321.BEAVER Brown luxurious double breasted lady\u2019s coat, size 14, cost $1,700.bargain $450.Call 738-6096.7 EDUCATIONAL WSTRUCTIF TUTORING in Functions, Math, Physics, with special attention to individual problems.Reasonable.Call 484-4602.Calligraphy The Lost Art of Decorative Writing and Lettering As Taught By The Penmasters of The Middle Ages.Taught now privately For information Write to: B.Kopland 425 Harris Montreal 379, Que.{ PERSONALS 74 PERSONNEL .Gourmet Cooking With .A Flair! Young Woman with keen interest in gourmet cooking [has taken Cordon Bleu Course) available to assist with planning and preparation of private luncheon and dinner parties.Rea sonable rates.Call 683-7514.WANTED TO PURCHASE ON DEMANDE WANTED: All kinds of furniture over 40 years, china, chandeliers, etc.374-1224.WANTED: Known Canadian Paintings, Antiques- also Steinway or Mason Hamelin piano.Call 627 0471.WANTED: Jeweller\u2019's tools, any Sterling tlatware or pieces.738.\u20183929.Pianos Wanted 272-8285 274-5934 77 WANTED TO PURCHASE ON DEMANDE WANTED: Cross Country boots size 36 and 38, toe bindings; Cross Country skis 180 CM.Call 488-5912.ORIENTAL rugs wanted (used) Days 932-4277, Evenings 935-9847.WANTED etchings or drawings - by Louis Icart.Call 931.7478.WANTED wooden drawers, used for loose type in printing office call 489-9182 after 5 p.m.WANTED: Roll-top desk, in good condition Call 484.8515 evenings.Am Looking For Musical Instruments; Secretary or roll-top desk; Antique love seat with or without chairs: Grandfather clock; brass bed: also carpet.From private party only please.For Appointment Call 341-5463 WANTED man\u2019s Raccoon coat, good condition, size 40.Call 937- 9082.HANDYMAN'S workbench wanted.Call 486-7475, Furs Wanted Old fur coats, Raccoon, Fox, white Rabbit, Monkey.843-4000.Military Items Cash for: War souvenirs; Weapons; Medals; Badges; etc.Collector.486-7665.Wanted From Private Home Dining suite; tea-wagon; Grandfather clock.dinner set; all kinds of Antiques.684-0786.LOST 79 PERDU LOST: Black kitten, 4 months old.Roslyn School area.Please call 486-6927.Reward $15.Lost: Male Siamese Seal Point, 10 years old.White spot on front paw, declawed.Requires treatment for eyes.Victoria - Sherbrooke Westmount 336-4612 from 3 to 11 pm.FOUND TROUVE GREY female cat, gold collar.Prince Albert \u2014 York.484-7180.FOUND Grey female cat, gold collar.Vicinity Prince Albert - De Maisonneuve.Call 484-7180.- 432 WANTED GARAGES DEMANDES No fire Thieves climbed the fire escape to gain entry to an office at 4460 Sherbrooke street late last Wednesday night or early Thursday morning.They stole a small amount of petty cash.\u201874 PINTO \u201873 CHEVROLET \u201872 TORINO 42 GARAGES TO LET GARAGE À LOUER Garage Available N.D.G.Heated.Grand\u2014 Somerled compact only for dead storage.$75.481-2733\u2014484-1294.Weekly Ads Adservice 931-7511 don\u2019t cost, they sell! GARAGE wanted vicinties West Hill, Bessbhorough, Randall, Chester, Cote St.\u20ac.Call 482.8826 evenings, weekends.47 HELP WANTED MALE HOMMES DEMANDES Cutter Wanted \u2014With some experience \u2014For piling and chopping linens Apply to: 4270 Notre Dame West 932-0963 or eas EXP By-Law 789 ZN and City of Westmount Public notice is hereby given to all who may be concerned that \u201cBY.LAW TO FURTHER 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 Tuesday, 19th November.1974.Details relating to said By-law are fully set out in By-law 789 which is open for inspection by all persons interested at the Office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Westmount.Given at Westmount this twentieth day of November, 1974.R.B.SEAMAN City Clerk Unicef cards \u2014 LOOK GOOD &DO GOOD - COLOUR BROCHURE- AVAILABLE FROM Unicef Canada © 443 MOUNT PLEASANT RD.TORONTO, ONT.M4S 218 or your nearest UNICEF office By-Law 788 City of Westmount Public notice is hereby given to all who may be concerned that \u201cBY-LAW TO FURTHER AMEND BY-LAW 680 CONCERNING BUSINESS TAXES AND LICENSE FEES\u201d was adopted by the Municipal Council of the City of Westmount at a General sitting held at the City Hall on Tuesday, 19th November, 1974.Details relating to said By-law are fully set out in By-law 788 which is open for inspection by all persons interested at the Office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Westmount.Given at Westmount this twentieth day of November, 1974, R.B.SEAMAN City Clerk Valuation Roll 1975 City of Westmount Public Notice is hereby given to the ratepayers and inhabitants of the City of Westmount and to all whom it may concern: That the Revised Valuation Roll of the City of Westmount for the year 1975, prepared by the Valuation Department of the Montreal Urban Community, was deposited on the 15th day of November, 1974 in the Office of the City Clegk at the Westmount City Hall, 4333 Sherbrooke Street, where it will remain open for examination by persons interested or their representatives.Any person who thinks himself entitled to complain, for himself or for another, of the Roll as drawn up, may appeal therefrom before the 1st May, 1975 by giving for that purpose written notice to the City Clerk.; 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2 and 9:45 pm on Saturdays and 10 am and 5:45 pm on Sundays.The smaller rink is open for public use between 9:30 am and 1:45 pm daily, except Wednesdays and Fridays, when it is available between 4 and 8 pm.Students raise $4,000 for Cypriots \u201cWestmount ie Ÿ Why not drive an almost new 1974 Chevrolet 4 door hardtop, with special chrome front from Harold Cummings it looks like a Rolls Royce.Equipment: air conditioning, vinyl roof, and other options.3 J 9 By VICTOR DONNAY and ARTHUR HOLDEN As previously mentioned, the Cypriot Emergency Aid Club has been staging a clothes drive to help the Greek Cypriots left homeless by a recent war there.Response to the drive has been excellent.Almost $4,000 worth of clothes have been donated by thoughtful Westmounters.A special thanks is due to the residents of Lansdowne avenue for their exceptionally kind contributions.In this age of growing apathy, it is nice to see that there are still people who are willing to go out of their way to help others.On Tuesday and Wednesday last week, 10 WHS students went to Chomedey High School on a French exchange.These lucky students had the opportunity to be in an exclusively French environment for two days.They received a first hand look at the French educational system in Quebec.In the near future, the Chomedey students will visit Westmount High.Sports are back in full swing at WHS.The intramural basketball program is well under way for both boys and girls.In interscholastic basketball, the girls \u2018being are fielding two teams.The seniors, after losing an exhibition game, have won three straight league games.Stars on this team are Ruth Burgess, Joyce Tarbot, and Loreen Davison.Meanwhile, the girls\u2019 junior team has had a Jittle trouble, with a record of 1-1 in league play.For the first time in many years, the boys have a full contingent of school basketball teams.The senior team has played one exhibition game against Lachine, which they won, much to the approval of a very partisan home crowd.Top scorers for Westmount were Ian Johnson and Warren Mc- meachen.The junior team has yet to play a game, but looks like the most promising team of all.With good height and strong shooters, the team should win its divisional championship, if it can stop its internal squabbling.The bantam basketball team is coached by an ex- Westmount student, Wayne Kidd.A strict disciplinarian, Wayne hopes to make up for a slight lack of experience with Superior conditioning.Good luck to all Westmount teams! 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new complaint before city council Tuesday night, and effectively stopped city work on construction of new tennis Harper retirement delayed City council approved the _ delayed retirement of Public Safety Director Insp.E.C.Harper until Dec.25, 1975 at its mid-month meeting Tuesday night, pestponing his resignation for the third time in seven years.Insp.Harper, who has been F CITY COUNCIL Westmount\u2019s Director of Public « safety for 12 years, began his Westmount career as a fireman n '1932.By 1956 he was deputy thief of the Westmount Fire Insp.E.C.Harper llowing year, and took on the st of chief of police in 1961, - ding that responsibility to his .e duties.In 1962 Westmount stituted the Department of tblic Safety.combining fire and lice departments until the + ter were taken over by the a study can be made.The citizens, represented in the main by Dr.Geoffrey Lehman, 349 Lansdowne avenue, complained about a cement wall the city is installing on new practice tennis courts it has built near the city greenhouse.The wall has been designed as a backboard against which tennis players can practice.- \u201cI hate to see the green grass encroached upon,\u201d Dr.Lehman told councillors in listing the complaints of his group.\u201cWe think it\u2019s ugly.The noise will be unattractive.\u201d .Dr.Lehman added that the prospect of a tar court \u2014 already in use \u2014 and a cement backboard above it \u2018does not conform to the summer-like aspect of the (normal ) tennis courts.We don\u2019t want a sweat shop.\u201d Commissioner of Services Ald.William Wood told Dr.Lehman that the city has been under tremendous pressure for years to install a practice tennis court and facilities.He said he was sorry to hear that a group of citizens was now opposed to the new court, but noted that they had not been heard from when the facility was first proposed in council two years ago.\u201cI'm afraid this is the sort of thing that one part of the city wants and the other part doesn\u2019t seem to want,\u201d Ald.Wood said.Net failed General Manager Norman Dawe said that the practice court's net had failed this sum- F CITY COUNCIL ; mer, and that the original practice wall had been unsatisfactory, so Westmount had queried other cities about their facilities.The cement backboard now being installed was the quietest they could find.Mrs.L.Shapiro, sdowne avenue, questioned how many people had actually used the practice court this summer, and pointed to the number of hours the clay courts had been vacant.She added that other facilities might be used, such as the enclosed ice rink; Pro-mayor Ald.Charles Aspler noted that many people used the Roslyn School yard near his house.Mr.Dawe pointed out that the practice court and backboard did have a value for those waiting to get onto the clay courts, or waiting for tennis partners to arrive.Finally the councillors agreed to hold up contracts for construction of the new wall until further consideration could be given to the situation.3rigade, became its ont the C i ty ca | | i n g for demolition barriers The City of Westmount will try to ensure that barriers are put up around the demolition now under way on the northeast corner of Greene avenue and St.Catherine street so the lot, once vacant, F CITY COUNCIL does not become an eyesore or even a parking lot.The assurance was given Stolen, recovered A Plymouth automobile was reported stolen from the corner of Atwater avenue and St.Antoine street on Tuesday.The car was found early this morning, parked behind 11 Hillside avenue.Viewed theft The owner of a 1974 Buick saw his car being driven off by a thief from its parked position on Greene avenue near Westmount Square at 2 pm Saturday.Two letters Westmount has received two official pieces of correspondence in the past two weeks.City Clerk Ronald B.Seaman told city council Tuesday night.The first, from the Ministry of Justice, acknowledges receipt of council's recommendation that jury lists be taken from official electoral lists now drawn up by the pntreal Urban Community last + province each year.À second ar.Insp.Harper had a five-year tension ta his retirement ap- oved by council six years ago & \u2018en he reached age 55.Last ar, a one-year extension was anted him, as it was again this ar.letter came from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs, acknowledging receipt of the city by-law rezoning the site of the former Michele Provost Academy at 3219-3219A The Boulevard.The by-law came into force Oct.11.- Tuesday night by Pro-mayor Ald.Charles Aspler to a resident of Dorchester Boulevard, who warned that the lot may stand vacant for some time before construction begins.\u201cI'm not sure if the city has any right to demand it,\u201d Ald.Aspler said, \u2018\u2018but we\u2019re certainly going to try to get a barrier.\u201d In answer to a related query from Fred Leclaire, Ald.Douglas Robertson said the province is now looking at an Ontario law allowing cities the right to declare \u2018\u2018demolition restriction areas.\u201d Under the law, a municipality would be able to refuse a demolition permit until plans for a replacement permit have been presented.Mondev Corporation, which owns the site on which demolition is now taking place, has not yet presented final development plans.Ald.Robertson agreed that the \u201cproliferation of parking lots has been a disaster in the downtown Montreal area,\u201d and he was looking to the new zoning by-law revisions (due to be made public next month) to ensure that parking lots would be restricted in Westmount.Runaway recovered A youth who had run away from the Shawbridge Boys\u2019 Farm last Wednesday was found by Westmount Sgt.-Det.Norman Miles on The Boulevard Monday morning at about 10:30.Sgt.Miles, who recognized the runaway as having been involved in Westmount capers, brought him to the local police station for questioning, then turned him over to Montreal Social Welfare Court.345 Lan- BRANDT PLUMBING Company Limited 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