The Westmount examiner, 30 janvier 1975, jeudi 30 janvier 1975

[" cut glass.and \u201ca good time.\u201d THESE observations were made one evening in downtown Montreal, watching ~ the teenage drinking phenomenon \u2018which includes and some say almost abounds among Westmount youngsters, all newly-enfranchised despite their age, now that the legal age for drinking has dropped from 21 to 18.These are children who might otherwise have sought out marijuana, amphetamines or even heroin and cocaine as part of their natural rebellion, a part of the life of every \u2018adolescent.Since alcohol is more condoned, more \u201clegal\u201d and easier to obtain, it can provide a fitting substitute for those seeking a different mental plateau.Age-drop With the drop in the de Westmount's teenage alcohol problem By ANDY DODGE A young girl, about 15 years old, cries away her sorrows over a mugful of beer in a downtown brasserie.Outside the same establishment another, slightly younger girl sits on a cement wall, no coat despite the November chill, in tears having slashed her arm on some Friends stagger arm-in-arm, holding each other up, as they walk from one bar to another in search of drinks Later in the evening panhandlers and hitchhikers abound; they have spent all their money on booze, and have no way of getting home.One boy, smart enough to have saved himself a bus ticket, staggers to the bus door, decides he cannot stand there until the bus stops to let him off, so retires to a seat until the bus comes to a halt.He then lurches for the door, almost falling on the sidewalk.; On the Metro, another boy runs for the door as the train stops, retaïning his vomit until he disembarks.FOR THE WEATHER YOU WANT 77 2 2 .i i 7 jure drinking age, the de facto drinkers are now 12, 13 and 14 years old, while before most alcohol was confined to the CEGEP and university crowd, 17 years of age and older.The less-mature youngsters, suffering immense emotional and physiological changes in their early and mid-teens, are moving into an \u201cadult\u201d mosaic at a dangerous time in their lives.Some may be alcoholics within 10 years.High schoolers from the surrounding Montreal area point to Westmount as the most dangerous centre of the new social phenomenon.While this city \u2018has few bars, brasseries or night clubs of its own, it is within easy range of central Montreal, the teenagers often can afford plenty of alcohol and Continued on page six ce Consult: 6 A By ERIC NEAL pre] Li FEBRUARY 1to8 Clear skies, sunny and moderately cold, with blowing snow 3 to 7 inches, then easing for fog, sleet, soft hail and more snow.In the mountains, 8 to 10° inches, maybe more.Matepedia, Campbelton and Gaspe 7 to 4 inches.Tornado blizzards in the central States and south of the Lakes.Serious snowstorms in all the north and along the Atlantic seaboard, followed by violent easterly then north west winds.Clearing and very cold with occasional flurries.Temperature range: south, 20 below and 35 above.Northern counties and -Gaspe, -25 and 30 above some-days.25 to 30 hours of sunshine.Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home, Vol.XLVII, No.4 A6 Westmount, P.Q., H3Z 2W6, Thursday, January 30, 19750\" 15¢ \u2014 If tax changes s passed: Digest will have to close .n° WW EN - Îts Westmount operations Zimmerman Bishop firm: St.Stephen sale offer still stands Residents of the neighborhood seeking to prevent disappearance of St.Stephen's Church drew encouragement, apparently unfounded, from the unannounced appearance there Sunday morning of newly consecrated Bishop Reginald Hollis to celebrate Holy Communion and preach.In the course of his sermon, the head of the Anglican Diocese of Montreal stated that if T.Pringle & Sons Ltd.were to withdraw their offer to purchase, then a new look would be taken at the situation.However, Bishop Hollis stressed that the Corporation of St.Stephen\u2019s and the diocese felt legally and morally bound by their acceptance of an offer of $400,000 for the Atwater- Dorchester site and its three buildings\u2014church, parish hall and rectory\u2014and told The Examiner- yesterday that \u2018we are in no position to cancel the sale.\u201d Previously, as local opposition \u201c to the transaction mounted, the president of Pringle, Robert Layton, was quoted as saying his firm would withdraw if asked by the church authorities to do so.Bishop Hollis appeared to write finis to that possibility this week.Mr.\u2018Layton, meanwhile, was overseas on business.New demonstration The new spiritual leader of Anglicans in Montreal and surrounding area was consecrated Saturday morning and enthroned that afternoon in colorful, traditional ceremonies in Christ Church Cathedral.A handful of demonstrators bearing \u201cSave St.Stephen's\u2019 placards appeared outside the cathedral shortly before Rt.Rev.Hollis arrived to knock three times with his staff on the church door, demanding admittance to take his throne.The demonstrators attempted to voice their protests to him at the door,\u201d but the ceremonies proceeded without Continued on page two Offices robbed Five offices at 4036 .St.Catherine street were broken into last night or early this morning.A television set is know to have been stolen, and office supplies are presumed missing.Detectives are still awaiting lists of stolen goods.OFFICIATES Following his consecration and enthronement Saturday, Rt.Rev.Reginald Hollis, the HERE: new Anglican Montreal, Sunday morning came unannounced and unattended to celebrate Holy Communion at St.Stephen\u2019s, Westmount.The remaining congregation of the 72-yedr- old local church, now contracted to be sold and long without a rector, is scheduled to be disbanded May 12.Valentines at Library There will be a display of late 19th century valentines at the Westmount Library, starting on Tuesday.The fascinating cards have been kindly lent by Miss D.Coles and Mrs.G.Dorey.Children are asked to bring valentines to the children\u2019s library to be exhibited on the display boards.TODAY'S WORLD, Bishop of DOH HEHE aw Reader's Digest will have to close its West- mount operation if present federal legislation affecting the magazine is approved, Digest President E.Paul Zimmerman told The Examiner this week.The company has surveyed over 100 of its largest advertisers and finds it would lose 65 percent of its major advertising revenue if tax allowance is not permitted for advertising in the magazine.\u201cFrom what (Hon.Hugh) Faulkner has said, it would appear the government plans to rescind section 19 subsections 2 and 4 of the Income Tax Act (regarding advertising in Canadian-based, foreign-owned publications).If that's all that is changed, then we- cannot survive,\u201d the magazine executive declared.\u201cIf Parliament accepts some changes in the committee stage, we might be alright.\u201d Opinions sought The legislation, given first reading in Parliament last Thursday, now is under study by a special committee.Reader's Digest is developing submissions to that body, and Mr.Zimmerman has asked West- mounters with views on the subject to send letters to Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and Westmount MP Hon.C.M.Drury on the subject.\u201c1 don't believe any responsible Canadian government will restrict this corporation to the extent that it will not serve the Canadian purpose,\u201d Mr.Zimmerman said, reassuringly.\u201cWhere do you think publishing is going to go if we fold in West- mount?The road is paved to Toronto.\u201d Continued on page 25 Murder probe stalled Homicide squad investigators have no new leads nor heen able to pursue investigation of the Jan.10 murder on Irvine avenue of F.Barry Bunch.A MUC police spokesman said yesterday that detectives have not precluded other possible motives for the 38-year-old bachelor\u2019s murder, but are continuing to assume that the crime was committed after he discovered thieves in the residence.Cae eee 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday.January 30, 1975 Arcadians show stopped in church hall by city The City of Westmount stopped a special public show being presented by the Arcadians theatrical group in St.Stephen's church hall last Friday evening, as police officers served the group with a last-minute writ that the building was unsafe for public performances.The notice said that the building was unsafe on the basis of an inspection carried out in 1973, according to the Arcadians\u2019 president, Jarvis de Conde, and that furthermore it should not be used for rehearsals.The Ar- cadians have- used the building since 1968.The announced performances of \u2018\u2018The Boyfriend\u201d will, accordingly, -take place on the coming two weekends at the downtown YWCA, 1355 Dor- chester boulevard west.Rumors in city hall that the Arcadians had called for the public show to focus attention on the church were denied by Mr.de Conde, who pointed out that auditions had been held Nov.8 and advertisements had been published the previous week.The group\u2019s minutes show further that even before that time the Arcadians had planned the performance for the church hall.Announcement of the upcoming sale of St.Stephen\u2019s appeared in The Examiner Nov.14, and protests started shortly afterward.City justified *\u20181 personally feel the City of Westmount was -thoroughly justified in making the cancellation from a public safety point of view,\u201d Mr.de Conde said yesterday, though he was \u2018worried about \u2018so many odd things going on.\u201d st.Stephen's.Continued from page one further incident.\u2018 ' A spokesman for the \u2018\u2018Friends of St.Stephen\u2019s\u2019 movement, Mrs.John Blanchard, told The Examiner Monday that most of that group deplored the cathedral demonstration, which she attributed to members of the \u201cSave Montreal'\u2019 organization.Be that as it may, Bishop Hollis said yesterday that in no way was his appearance at St.Stephen\u2019s Sunday influenced by the cathedral demonstration of the day before or by earlier representations concerning the sale of -the property\u2014which Pringles intend to clear and erect on it a building for the their own use as consulting engineers.Turpin scheduled The greatly diminished congregation of St.Stephen\u2019s has been supplied for some time by visiting clergy and lay readers for its alternating Sunday Eucharists and morning prayer services.Scheduled to officiate at last Sunday's .10:30 am communion was Canon R.M.Turpin, 588 Cote St.Antoine road, who is executive officer of the diocese.Canon Turpin was unable to attend Saturday\u2019s cathedral rites, however, because of illness and the new bishop therefore advised him that he would take over Sunday's duty at St.Stephen\u2019s in Mr.Turpin\u2019s stead.This he did, unannounced and unassisted.There were 42 communicants; the previous Sunday had seen a total congregation of 23 at mattins.The Anglican Church\u2019s announced intention.is to invest the $400,000 from the sale in a fund commemorating St.Stephen's parish, the interest to be used for programs for and assistance to the elderly.Entertainment & Eating Out SL AAR shail nd the > A f \\y - 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ONLY SEVEN DAYS .JAN.28 thru FEB.3 with MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY at 1:30 and 5:30 pm.3 shows SATURDAY FEB.Ist at 1:30-5:30 and 9:00 p.m.Evenings: MON.thru FRI.at 8 p.m.SAT.EVE.at 9 p.m.OPENING NIGHT TUESDAY JAN.28 reserved for DOMINION STORES Popular Prices: $3.50, $5.00 and $6.50 Now on sale at the FORUM also at Mti.TRUST [PVM)] and all SAUVE FRERES STORES MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED - insurance City officials said, however, that they had never been notified, either by the Arcadians or by the church, that the performance was to take place.\u201cThe way the message had to be conveyed to them was unfortunate,\u201d General Manager Norman Dawe told The Examiner yesterday.\u2018\u2018There was no time to sit down and talk about it.The record had to show that the city had not neglected its duty.\u201d Mr.Dawe said two other groups had been denied permission to put on performances at the hall as the result of the 1973 inspection, but presumed there had been \u2018some confusion\u2019 over whether the denial applied to the Arcadians as well.Settled amicably At a meeting between city inspectors and Arcadian representatives yesterday at city hall, misunderstandings were settled amicably, according to all reports, and rehearsals for the Arcadians\u2019 major spring performance, \u2018Kiss Me Kate,\u201d will be allowed to cortinue provided certain safety measures are implemented in the building.Mr.de Conde, who is himself in the business, gladly & TRADITIONAL - IRISH NITE MINI FLEADH, FY SINGERS, DANCERS, TiN WHISTIERS, FIDDLERS, - COME ALL YE \u2014 EACH TUESDAY WITH \u2014 1946 ST.CATHERINE W.of STM 933-4556.$146,000 lift for Texaco The Texaco service station at 4400 \u20acote des Neiges road, on the north-east fringe of Westmount, is to become a tunnel car-wash and self-service establishment, officials of the\u2019 firm- reported this week.The old building will be torn down and a new facility, complete with a canopy ontop, will be - constructed._ A building permit for the $146,000 in new construction was issued at city hall last week, and work is expected to begin within the next two weeks.Officials suggested the new station hight be open by late spring or early summer.agreed to comply with measures.Once the rehearsals are over and set and costumes have moved to Sir George Williams University where the production is scheduled to begin April 12, the Arcadians had not planned on beginning work for another play until the fall.St.Stephen\u2019s intends to close its doors in May, so the Arcadians are looking for a new home, ER ARC ® - THE IDEAL LOCATION FOR and any occasion for conviviality Wedding Receptions Anniversaries Club Banquets Business Parties \u2018 Gentle Journey in Big Ben Pub nightly and Famous piano bar with Conrad Alain in Moulin Rouge nightly CARS IEEE FULLY LICENSED AMPLE FREE PARKING For Reservations Phone 739-3353 6675 Cote-des Neiges Easy to get to: Metropolitan blvd.to Christophe Colombe - t French restaurant Seaf Sen JU EE 866-4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS'N.they going ?} The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week.Jan.21 11:34 pm: 4892 Westmount avenue, car leaking gasoline; Jan.22 9:25 pm: 227 Kensington, no cause for alarm; Jan.23 11:42 am: 4333 St.Catherine street, defective oil burner; 5:10 pm: 1 Rosemount, apt.46, fire on floor in kitchen; Jan.24 3:50 pm: 200 Kensington, apt.626, mattress on fire; 4:50 pm: rear of 608 Carleton, short in utility \u2018pole transformer; 6:45 pm: 46 Summit crescent, strange odor; 7:03 pm: 4626 Sherbrooke, service call (natural gas outage), 7:08 pm: 42 Arlington, service call; \u2018 7:32 pm: 283 Grosvenor, service call; 7:50 pm: 32 Edgehill, service call; 10:35 pm: 344 Grosvenor, service call; Jan.25 3:23 am: 4800 de Maisonneuve, car leaking gas; 10:41 am: 701 Victoria, defective natural gas furnace; 11:55 am: 1 Westmount Square, steam scare; 5:55 pm: 223 Melville, apt.23, defective pilot light; 10:05 pm: 4625 St.Catherine, internal fire alarm ringing; Jan.26 9:35 am: 120 Irvine, smell of gas; 12:40 pm: 503 Argyle, short circuit in electric wiring; 10:43 pm: Prospect and Clan- deboye, false alarm; Jan.27 7:47 am: 467 Mt.Pleasant, defective furnace; 12:20 pm: 11 Hillside, short circuit in electric panel; 1:45 pm: 4282 Dorchester, smoke scare.Council meets Monday City Council's February statutory session is to take place Monday night at 8 pm in the city hall council chamber.Items on the agenda include the revision of the tax assessment for Montreal Urban Community purposes, which will be lowered because of the provincial grant announced last month.Also included will be two loan by-laws, one involving the light and power department and the other general city appropriations.Notices of motion for all three items were -an- nounced at last week's council meeting.Mayor Paul Ouimet -is slated to report on recent meetings and events concerning the Conference of.Montreal Suburban Mayors and the Montreal Urban Community.Costly haul A 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facilities and he makes sure you\u2018re happy enough to turn to him when you're ready to change.+ Take Atwater down to LaSalle, follow signs to Champlain Bridge.Turn left on River St.and left again at Wellington, You're right there CHRYSLER Dodge Trucks (SALES/SERVIC 761-4801 [= LoS, .+ ee, CCAM Ve, ca Ee OL GU Vaughan, a Sabre, who has eight points.Closing in behind them are Marcel Lefebvre of the Stars, and the Sabres\u2019 Peter Smith.These two players all have seven points.Varied activities Throughout the year, the Westmount recreation, department organizes many varied sports, from baseball in the summer\u2019to hockey in the winter.The department has \u201ctried to satisfy the needs of as many Westmount residents as possible both young and old.The department has organized dance classes, badminton and curling for adults, as well as summer park\u2019s programs for children who choose to stay in the city.Much of the work put into these programs is done by volunteers.Coaching jobs, for most sports, are taken on by residents who feel the need to participate actively in the sports and to teach others the skills which they have acquired.Organizers and costume designers give their time to helping the skating and dance programs.It is these people, and they are far too numerous to mention, who have- helped make the Recreation Department successful.Three-four stolen-found auto score Three cars were stolen and four others recovered in Westmount during the past week, giving Westmount Police a net gain of one illegally-procured auto.Last Wednesday a black 1966 two-door Buick was stolen from the Dawson College parking lot, 350 Selby street.Time of the theft is unknown, police say.Some time between 5:30 pm Sunday and 8 am Monday, a 1973 Vega made its way out of the garage at 27 Bellevue avenue, aided by a thief who apparently had found the garage door open.Next morning, between 8 and 10:30 o'clock, a blue 1972 Oldsmobile whose keys had been left on the sun visor was taken from the parking lot at Mat Chenier\u2019s Shell Service Station, 303 Victoria avenue.At about the time that theft was taking place, police were beginning to find other stolen autos parked in Westmount.One reported stolen by Sector 4 (central-east Montreal) police was recovered on Sunnyside avenue, while another reported stolen by Sector 10 (central-west police turned up on Tupper street.That evening an auto reported stolen from LaSalle which allegedly had been in- \u2019 volved in a holdup there was - found by Westmount patrols on de Maisonneuve boulevard outside Alexis Nihon Plaza.Next day our local constabulary found an abandoned auto at de Maisonneuve boulevard and Bulmer street, just west of the city limits, which had \u2018been reported stolen by Sector 15 (Cote des Neiges) Police.Ice over lakes, ponds and rivers can be left \u201c\u2018up in the air\u201d if the water level drops.Red Cross reminds you to check ice \u2018conditions every time before venturing out.8 + - ~ ~ \u2018\u20ac _ -~ - me Le Home and School and-committee in joint session we Westmount Examiner.Thursday.Jenvery 30.Ws 9 Westmount High School Home and School Association is planning an experimental joint meeting with the School Committee next Thursday, Feb.6.- At the Home and School executive meeting of Jan.20 it was agreed that both groups might benefit by sharing parts of their agendas which are of hockey mutual interest while meeting separately for routine business during part of the evening.The teacher representative, John Guinty, said teaching staff are likely to approve a scheme which cuts down on the number of obligatory evening meetings.If the plan works well, it may become a permanent feature at Westmount High.Red Cross reminds you: If someone should break through an ice covered pond, lake or river, you help best by staying back from the hole and extending a reaching assist.A tree branch, a stick or two windbreakers tied together can make an efficient emergency reaching HOUSES 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Like a lot of Canadians, you probably thought Registered Retirement Savings Plans were for somebody else.Somebody who makes a lot more money than you do.Somebody who doesn\u2019t have a company pension plan like you do.You're wrong.Vi y anybody earning a living can save money with an RSP.: For instance, a man earning $10,000 a year can use an RSP to get as much as a $562 tax refund.A man with a company pension plan can still reduce his taxable income by up to $2,500 and wind up paying as much as 30% less income tax.Even if you have no ready cash to put into an RSP, you can use whatever qualified stocks and bonds or trust and deposit certificates \u2018you own to get a substantial : tax refund.You can probably even borrow the money fo get into an RSP from Guaranty Trust.And wind up earning a good deal more than the after-tax cost of your loan.So when you finally stop working or need money for something really important, you'll have the money put away.It\u2019s all fully explained in a comprehensive, yet delightfully simple new book that\u2019s free from Guaranty Trust.-] want a big tax refund this year.There\u2019s one catch though.After March 1, - the government won°t let you into anRSP that will do you any good on your 1974 income - So drop into your local Guaranty Trust - branch or send in the coupon and we'll get an RSP book off to you right away.It could be the difference between thinking about what you\u2019re going to give the government, or looking forward to what the government is going to give you.at cave tbe À ter Sunn.AAA AURAS NRA ESS p== ii i i c 2 MONTREALS 427 St.James ou .nan Please send me the free book.Name: Street: City: Province: Code:\u2026 Mail to: RSP Information Centre, c/o your nearest Guaranty Trust Branch.We 84005705 eee, - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 30, 1975 7°: NO Fancy Contracts.\u2014 NO Prepayments ALL 1st quality materials Reliable labour and references enovation?\u2018 \\DAVID HOWARD SIMMONDS $20,000 again from Quebec for library Co The Westmount Public Library has received a $20,000 grant from Quebec for 1974-75, the same amount as a year ago.The announcement came this week in a government press release attributed to Hon.Kevin Drummond, MNA for Westmount in behalf of Hon.Denis Hardy, minister of cultural affairs.Ng xs There must be an easier way to pay your bills.There 1s-a TD chequing account.We've got s and one of them is sure Lo fitin perfectly with vour budget planning.TORONTO DOMINION the bank where people make the difference everal.St.Catherine & Redfern Sherbrooke & Claremont Sherbrooke & Elm © The Permanent.Canada Permanent Trust Company Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation + \\ - *D:B.-L'anel te 1326 Greene Ave., Westmount \u2014 931-7554 = cu Manbger 1.Adres attaches to this fundamental institution for all the population; 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Lawyers David Franklin, Martin Franklin 4141 Sherbrooke St.W.935-3576 Suite 545, Westmount (Westmount Life Building) HUGH SAVAGE and COMPANY Ghartered Accountants 1310 Greene Avenue North of de Maisonneuve \u2018+ [-Sixth _.of Floor, ThE, WE fel teva 937-9227 © 44, The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 30, 1975 - INDIVIDUAL SERVICE oF UNIQUE FINANCING |Rovallrust] \u201cTHE SIGN : | THAT SELLS\" - WEST CENTRE -.: WESTMOUNT - Excellent downtown location, 10 small Fs Convenient location, large garden, apartments, high revenue new bathroom and kitchen, 4 bedrooms $125,000 ; 1a pon $59,500 A.Wassyng Mrs.G.Strous 937-6674 487-2907 Ig EN mp \\ 288-4164 MONTREAL 5 CL OUD \u201c\u2014\u2014\u2014 Cc OV E R S rest.linen \u2014 à, gl \u2019 1357 GREENE AVENUE, * can help you UPSTAIRS > tit t th WESTMOUNT \u20ac put IT Together QUEBEC H3Z 2A5 Ee ÿ beautifully 514 935 0795 RMS RUE Quilts .traditional styles AND Cloud Cover Designs COME \u2014 Choose from our selection of made to order if you want something original _ à Pose na Fonte rt [ A unique gift.\u2014ouretceteras accessories; e « Custom-made drapes and spreads.CRE S t Store, hours: Monday to Friday 1 OFF outiim Sa ~~ - 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.> 0 poli Bride Discount reace 4918 Sherbrooke St.W.486-7720 Boutique IF Saturday .Between Claremont & Prince Albert, South Side '\": | EYE RSS CR MASP Luh pa eur rev aa ae \u2014 * CNN ERM AM NWA Y Me YI ete ay Py Ry © Lx IODE MARKS 75 YEARS: The Provincial Chapter of Quebec, Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire, is holding a luncheon Thursday, Feb.13, at noon at the Windsor Hotel, where the National Chapter was founded in 1900.There is to be a fashion show and expected are the national president, Mrs.R.W.Adams of Toronto, (centre); four former national presidents, government representatives as well as IODE members from across the province.Convener of the gala luncheon is Mrs.D.Y.Ferguson, 659 Grosvenor avenue.Mrs.J.E.Holmes of Pointe Claire, provincial president, is at left.ces MY Charles English Inc.Lampart 25 years of serving { ) Montrealers cl X= Visit our new showroom e Lampshades made to order ® Lamp wiring, repairs ® Chrome, brass, bronze, acrylic furniture made to order ® All types of indoor ornamental iron, railings, dividers, etc.e Re-upholstering and repainting 1360 Greene Ave.~ 932-3991 FINAL WEEK ale Everything Reduced 25% to 50% * COATS e SUITS » DRESSES o PANTSUITS « EVENING WEAR none WE TOWN Ce AND COUNTRY £3¥ covues ot i 2155 CRESCENT ST.nano 288-3082 .ass WHS students to produce Life with Father Although, or maybe because, 1975 is Women\u2019s Year, West- mount High School students are preparing, for presentation in April, the Clarence Day comedy \u201cLife with Father\u201d.The play centres around one of the most male chauvinist characters ever created\u2014Father Day, sire of an enormous brood of .red-haired sons and terror of his Victorian household.Students involved in the play are working without staff direction.Principal Noel Hamilton points out that students are courageous in choosing a comedy since this kind of drama is much harder to bring off successfully than a serious play.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 30, 1975 - V7 Health Week at the Plaza A \u201cHealth Week\u201d at Alexis Nihon Plaza will take place next week, Feb.3 to 8, from 10 am to store-closing.Exhibitions and audio-visual displays devoted to various areas of preventivé medicine will be provided by some 15 organizations in the - centre mail and auditorium.Groups will offer on-the-spot health tests to Health Week visitors.For example, the Canadian National Institute for the Blind will test for glaucoma, the Mount Sinai Hospital will measure lung capacity, the Quebec Heart Foundation will test for blood pressure and the Montreal Children's Hospital will test children\u2019s hearing.Other exhibitions supplying information will include the Kidney Foundation, the Canadian Cancer Society, the Family Planning Association, the Montreal Regional Dietetic Internship and Macdonald College.Admission to \u2018Health Week\u2019 is free for everyone.Miss Coline Campbell, Member of Parliament for Southwestern Nova Scotia and parliamentary secretary to Hon.Marc Lalonde, minister of national health and welfare, will officially open the event at noon Monday.Presents: The FUNWAY FABRIC SHOP 6150 Sherbrooke Street West at Beaconsfield A FASHION SHOW FEATURING KNITS in Sportswear, Cruisewear, Afternoon, Cocktail and Evening Dresses Models will be wearing their own creations from our very own © Funway Stretch & Sew course.Tuesday, Feb.4th at 8.15 P.Min St.Philips Anglican Church Hall Corner ot Brock & Sherbrooke St., Montreal West THIS SHOW IS SPONSORED BY ST.PHILIPS A.C.W.Tickets available at our shop or at the door.Refreshments & Door Prizes Price: $1.00 ADDED TOUCHES LESSON No.1 Tuesdav, Feb.18th, at 7:30 P.M.Don\u2019t Delay Register NOW - Limited accommodation.Men's shoes Women's shoes - re \u2018 ; nln a a John Smithers & Sons Regd.\u201cFootwear for the entire family MID-WINTER SALE ©\" 0% off Children\u2019s shoes Buster Brown Savage Hartt Wallabees MacFarlane - Lefaivre Red Carpet Lined Corfam Pumps Naturalizer Clark 4213 St.Catherine West 933-3454 18 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Janvary 30, 1975 Talk on eyes to Auxiliary\u2014 The Women's Auxiliary of the lecture will be given by Dr.S.T.Montreal General Hospital will Adams, ophthalmologist-in-chief.hold a general meeting on The topic will be: \u201cEyeing the Wednesday at 2:30 pm in the Eskimos.\u201d Members and guests amphitheatre.An illustrated are welcome.4b 3 2 fre hull fr Spring\u2019 wardrobe - suit \u2014 $240.4 $ osée lesjarciins Le Cartier, ANNUAL MEETING: The 39th annual meeting of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the The JE Love [= Money Can Buy @) Jewish General Hospital takes 845 - 8566, place Wednesday, Feb.12, at THE LARGEST SELECTION MontrenL 1:30, with lunch at 12:30.Dr.OF PURE BRED: PUPPES AND KITTENS Max Palayew will speak on - WN MONTREAL 1 breast screening.Mrs.Nathan ; W.Sheiner, 645 Lansdowne ALL SOLD WITH HEALTH GUARANTEE avenue, is auxiliary president.Airedale Keeshond Scottie Beagle Lhasa-Apso Sheltie (Mini-Cotlie) i ; Boston Maltese : in-Tzu Bridge IS set Cairn Pekingese Spaniel .+ St M ! - Chihuahua Someranian pts can cocker) | .achshun Poodle ifz a , ary S Doberman (Toy or Mini).Vizsla Fox Terrier Puli West-Highland- À Valentine dessert bridge will ire Hairea) Schauser (Miniature) Yorkehire Terrier spi iniature be sponsored by the Auxiliary of Great Dane St.Mary's .Hospital in the hospital auditorium on Tuesday Any other breed can be ordered , at 1:30 pm.Convener is Mrs.2226 Guy Street Tel: 931-2048 Lorne Sullivan.< ay Dioling: 384-5233 [AN | | You'll be surprised at the ideas and suggestions our expert planners will give % You inorder to improve your XY home.and what's more | you'll be amazed at our reasonable prices geared to every budget! SPEND ON YOUR HOME FIRST.Remember every dollar you put into home imprôvement enhances its resale value, and meanwhile, you are en- , joying your investment in : better living! DOIT NOW.AND AVOID THE SPRING RUSH DON'T MOVE.IMPROVE! Valve, Quality, Beauty is what you will find at our new showroom.We want your business and we will work very hard to deserve it.WESTMOUNT RENOVATION LTD.new address: 200 Cremazie West - Tel: 384-5233 ; _ (formerly at 1248 Greene Avenue for ten years) ou Pa ne Kite coms Sis Claude Cadorette, Prop.Satisfying Westmounters for over 15 years Es as well as Bathroom 7 Directions: Decarie Expressway, east on Metropolitan Blvd, : exit St.Laurent-Esplanade Lane Boutique items.and you're at our door - PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE PP EE SEE AN RE etc DESIGNS LITHOGRAPH: To raise funds for the Israeli Family Counselling Association, Mrs.Eva Prager, 439 Strathcona avenue, | (right) has designed the lithograph in this picture shown in original ' # - and print form which is to be distributed by the National Council of ¢ } Jewish Women.She is seen with Sara Vered, national chairman of the project in which prints will be sent to special contributors.700 homes here A lose gas supply © for 20 hours The closure of gas valves in LaSalle last Friday evening affected some 700 customers in Westmount, Gaz Metropolitain officials reported this week, mainly in a northward line through the west-central section of the city.The unwarranted shut-off, to which work-to-rule gas workers would not respond, began at 5 pm Friday and by 7 pm most homes in the city along Grosvenor, Roslyn, Lansdowne, Arlington and Strathcona avenues and Yes, Whatever the shape and size of your intersection streets were without ; , oa natural gas.| kitchen, there's a combination of Gregg The Westmount Fire Brigade e Kitchen Furniture to make it look answered numerous distress e calls (see \u2018Where Were They great.You have a Going,\u201d page 3) and inspected + + fantastic choice of lines to make sure all was in cabinets\u2014large and order locally.Company super- .visors eventually were able to small\u2014wide and slim\u2014walland - \u201ctie in\u201d Westmount service with base\u2014corner and sink\u2014one, two or three pipes leading from other, func- helves\u2014 r .Honing lines: At 1:30 pm Satur- shelves\u2014upper and lower Lazy Susans.All day regular supply was restored e cabinets are available in six different classic or to the district.contemporary designs.In fact, the The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 30, 1975 - 19 HITACHI MID-WINTER SALE On All Our New Equipment in Steck Radio - TV - Hi-Fi Components - Cassette Recorders - Massagers - Appliances - Fans - Washing Machines & Dryers - Air Conditioners.Nevelty gift items imported from Poland and around the world.Also Repairs and Service 4920 Sherbrooke Street West Tel: 486-9598 ars rs a ho result will be such a perfect fit, you'll be checked six residences in the tempted to say you Had your kitchen area to make sure no other e rebuilt around the Gregg Kitchen problems had arisen.en Furniture.Once the old cabinets are .down, this amazing transformation can be Karnak Ladies\u2019 J done in less than a day by yourself or by annual is set us.Sounds too good to be true?Well\u2014seeing is believing.Come and visit our GREGG Kitchen Showroom at 2000 Industrial Boulevard in Chambly.The Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club, an Showroom Hours: Noon to 5 PM Monday through Thursday, auxiliary of the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children, is having noon to 9 PM Friday and 9 AM to noon Saturday.See our many, complete, Hannu business pneeting_ on walk-in GREGG kitchen displays and make use of our free kitchen 0] 0 .the Masonic Temple.All mem- design service, or call us at 658-0647 bers are requested to attend.and we'll send you our full-color product literature.Red Cross reminds you: When skating or walking on ice-covered ponds, lakes or rivers, constantly check the ice ahead.Carpet Cleaning DEEP STEAM Do-it-Yourself The original and most experienced in steam extraction recommended by carpet manufacturers the world over.Just imagine.Custom quality .custom fit .at an un-customary low price.Why wait?You deserve fine Gregg Kitchen Furniture now.NOW you can RENT a unit (light and easy to handle), and save up ° - ° to 80%! Fo cup ad evry The Kitchen Cabinet Centre please call: 487-9377 2000 Industrial Blvd., Chambly, Qué.Exit 9\u2014E astern Townships Autoroute.ADAG DA NAAT AG YATES snob Lc dE any nrc 20_.\u2014The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 30, 1975 * Interesting Lamps * Custom-made Shades * Unusual Gifts Prince Albert merchant pleads for consideration F CITY COUNCIL , The plight of Mrs.Dorothy Gordon, operator of the Past and Present antique store at 353 Prince Albert avenue, was considered by city council in general committee last week following the formal council session, but aldermen had little good news to give the antique dealer during the earlier public question period.The store, set well away from Sherbrooke street where Prince Albert avenue was closed in September, has lost customers due to lack of passing trade; Mrs.SKIN FATIGUE?Winter Special 3 facials for $23.(90 minutes of bliss each time) We use pure natural products: honey, almonds, wheat germ, etc.It\u2019s a treat and a treatment Limited offer.By appointment.Take advantage of our Fresh eggs, strawberries, whipped cream, fruit juices, Gordon has threatened it will close unless a sign can be put at the barrier advertising its location.Ald.James L.Thom promised that her problem, which has been aired regularly at council meetings in the past two months, would be considered again last night, but held out little hope that a decision in her favor would come immediately.Peter Gutkind told council that the Somerville: Area Residents\u2019 Association had engaged traffic planners to study the effect of the closing, which he expected would continue for the rest of the winter as council had promised.Though Mrs.Gordon was asking merely for a sign at the barrier, Ald.Thom spent a long time discussing council's reasoning in closing the street.Prince Albert is not a through shopping street,\u2018 he said, \u2018\u2018and I'm sorry that you are not in a commercial area.\u201d Robert Cohen, owner of the building and long-time resident of the area.challenged that conclusion.He reminded council it had been commerical particularly when the Harrison bakery was operated there for many years.: \u201cI'm liable to be hurt,\u201d he argued.\u2018You can\u2019t change that Institut Maris-E veLiénand MEDICAL ARTS, 1538 Sherbrooke W., SUITE 818 931-3341 La Contessa Inc.JANUARY SALE 5903 Sherbrooke St.W.\u2014 HU-8-4322 SR Sas AT COANNOR BLINDS .This service means you bring your Venetian Blinds for washing, new tapes and cords to CONNOR VENETIAN BLINDS\u2019 plant at 5 Union Street, Ville St.Pierre.It saves time ; by fiat.I have my heart in that and money\u2014but your order STILL gets the | community and 1 always have.\u201d same quality care and individual attention .prs.Gordon added that, were \u2018 x She lo move, r.onen mi - that\u2019s made us famous for over a quarter of a | have to rent the building a century! oe packaging firm.He ee ; : \"Y t lis OF COURSE, we'll pick up and deliver if ; SE ES you wish for a nominal service charge., Pro-mayor for the evening, said.\u201cI guess we listened to those wha > : , ; ify EY want it closed.And Il talk Interior window dressing by Connor with: .want it closed.And we'l ta ) Cart theft de Montréal LUXAFLEX AND RIVIERA narrow slat blinds bring NEW WINDOW EXCITEMENT for every room in the house! Privacy and sun control at your finger tips - day and night - slender slats and terylene tapes so fine outside view is uninterrupted! Bland blinds, they're not, with colors like burnt almond, pagoda red, and plum etc.Also silver and gold and a myriad of fascinating color combinations; even to gingham for the kitchen.Some with \u2018\u2018star-like\u2019\u2019 perforations! These blinds will bring individuality fo your decor scheme with the.many variations in color combinations.CONNOR VENETIAN BLINDS Lid.Serving Montrealers for over a Quarter Century 5 Union Street - Ville St.Pierre - 481-7789 \u201cBig enough to serve you - small enough to know you\u2019\u2019 (REGISTERED UNDER THE QUEBEC CONSUMER A woman who left her purse in a shopping cart at the Dominion store in Westmount Square while she roamed around finding foods between 6:30 and 6:45 pm found, upon arriving at the check-out counter, that her wallet containing $53 had been stolen.Specializing in Fur Hats and Bridal Wear.LS 1529 Sherbrooke St.W.ineurcuy 935-7631 Sr Seed Se Health Food Shop under the management of Frieda well-known in the health food business in the westend for many years.Featuring a complete line of: e health food e bread e vitamins e herbs e natural cosmetics NEW! Imported from South Africa \u201cDEVIL'S CLAW\" Proven itself helpful for arthritic & rheumatic pains.Available in Root or Tablet form.toSciet HEALTH FOOD 2285 St.Matthew Street (Just south of Sherbrooke St.West) Tel: 932-8657 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 30, 1975 - 21 Introducing FLASHGUARD.perhaps the biggest value in home burglar and fire alarms ever *Perimeter Protection Flashguard sensors protect all vulnerable windows and doors.*Low-Cost Combination Burglar-Fire Alarm System For Less than the cost of a standard fire alarm system, FLASHGUARD gives both burglar and fire alarm protection.*Failsafe System Even if housepower goes off, FLASHGUARD always stays on.It protects when you may need it most.*You Move, It Moves FLASHGUARD can be relocated easily.Sets up quickly in your new home or apartment.*Economical In addition to the low purchase price, there is virtually no maintenance cost with FLASH- GUARD.No annual service charges either.For all The details, call or write: = leasnocard GANDALF ALARM SYSTEMS LTD.8 - 45th Ave.Suite 1 Lachine 637-2611 \"NOW you can RENT à \u2018unit [light and easy to \u2018handle], and: save up to\u201d For pick-up and delivery please call: 71-9377 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIETE A VENDRE 3 22 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 30, 1975 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SER = \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 | L931-7511 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 of publication are subject to a 25-cent billing charge but may then be paid without turthur charge at any branch of the Bank of Montreal or The Royal Bank of Canada on the Island of Montreal.f REAL ESTATE FOR RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE, IN CONFIDENCE, WITH CONFIDENCE Royal Trust THE SIGN NAT SELLS Res.489-7150 \\_ Royal Trust Company Please contact Joan McGuigan Specializing in the West End Off.932-1112 WHY \u2014 CALL ISOBEL HULME REALTIES 4857 Sherbrooke West Westmount 486-6809 NOT?HULIDAY RESORTS CENTRE DE VACANCES rooms, 2 bathrooms, March or April.Florida Hutchinson Island Unspoiled area.One hour North of West Palm Beach Airport.Lovely new apartment on beautiful beach.2 bed- with screened porch overlooking ocean.Fully equipped, 2 tennis courts, 3 golf courses nearby.Available Call 738-6585 large living room Ise ate ear eve aac s ARAN \u201ceee wy rt 2 PRUPEATY WANTED PROPRIETE DEMANDEE up-to-date kitchen with garden.perfection.935-8541.Please call We make good neighbours.A.E.LEPAGE WESTMOUNT REALTIES Do You Have The Perfect Westmount Home For My Out Of Town Buyer?Requirements are:- Large gracious living and dining rooms, plus library on ground floor, powder room, eating area.Large master suite having dressing room with more than ample cupboard space and up-to-date private bathroom.4 or more large bedrooms, 2 or more family or private bathrooms.Servants quarters, This discriminating buyer will 106060006000 mm] breakfast room or large pay for Jean Murray 482-7730 PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIETE À VENDRE PROPERTY WANTED PROPRIETE DEMANDEE 2 ( Cartierville Nice old home, 7 rooms including large kitchen with stove, fridge and automatic washer, dining room, sunroom, basement and garage, lot 50 x 160.immediate occupancy if desired.Near all facilities.No agents.334.5089.PROPERTY WANTED PROPRIETE DEMANDEE Properties Wanted URGENT! { have four serious ctients transferring to Montreal who need Mini-Mansions.Elegant, but not enormous.Move-in condition, ranging from 2 to 5 bedrooms; garages.gar: dens; between $85,000 and $175,000 or so.All want West mount, one prefers modern, so if you plan to sell NOW is the time.ALICE KENNDEDY 842-8366 or 935-9046 Crown Trust LICENSED BROKER Westmount Homes Needed For Summer I have several clients looking for occupancy by September.\u20144 Bedrooms, up to $100,000.\u20147 or more bedrooms up to $165,000.\u2014Large home on substantial lot $500,000.Please call me if you can help MRS.RUTHMARY LEWIS Off.: 932-1112 \u2014 Res.: 932-6257 Royal Trust Co.BROKERS | have buyers for 3, 4 or 5 bedroom homes in West End and Westmount.If you are contemplating on selling, call me for discussion.JUNE LARKIN 487-3400 \u2014 931-2028 ROYAL TRUST BROKERS House Wanted Private Purchase Family of 4 plus live-in requires house on quiet street in Roslyn School area.Price and occupancy flexible.Write Box 425, Weekly Adservice, 4630 St.Quebec H3Z 2W6.Catherine Street West, Montreal 28 NURSING SERVICES SERVICE DE GARDE MALADE night duty children.cooking.484-5142 CONVALESCENT CARE Housekeepers 10 take over the duties of home and HOME CARE Experienced reliable cleaning ladies.Mac Callum Placement Bureau AVAILABLE NURSING CARE ¢' Trained Attendants and Practical Nurses for day and GERIATRIC CARE Practical Nurses and Housekeeper Companions.PEDIATRIC CARE Baby Nurses and Nannies for infants and smail 484-5327 33 ROOM & BOARD WANTED CHAMBRE ET PENSION DEMANDEES Are you 761-6131 IS THIS FOR YOU?interested home for a friendly partially blind 44 year old woman who is attending a rehabilitation program.If so please contact : DOUGLAS HOSPITAL - Ext.123 \u2019 Between 8:30 am - 4pm Monday to Friday in providing a 9) COUNTRY HOUSES 10 LET MAISON Ut CAMPAGNE A LOUER APARTMENTS TO LET APPARTEMENTS À LOUER (= FOR RENT Week or Month Discriminating tamilies who want to get away trom it all.Vacation home, Montgomery Vvitlage, Vermont, 15 minutes to Jay Peak, 2 double bedrooms, 2 sleeping lofts.fireplace, generously equipped.Call collect 617-356-2283 or write H.B.Stanton, 189 Argilla Road, Ipswich, Mass.U.S.A, 21 APARTMENTS TO LEY APPARTEMENTS À LOUER Sublet Sherbrooke \u2014 Corner Cote St.Antoine.3/2 heated, $135.till August 30.Unfurnished 486-6763.CHATEAU Maisonneuve.Sublet spacious one bedroom apartment, facing mountain.Call 481- 3222 Evenings.Sublet Pierrefonds March ist.Large 4/2, taxes, heating, indoor, outdoor swimming pool, parking included, $165.Call 684-7839.APARTMENTS WANTED APPARTEMENTS DEMANDES 22 WANTED 1 or 2 room apartment in Westmount or N.D.G.No doorman, Sauna, or prestige needed.Rent approximately $110.monthly.May occupancy.- 489-7174.- - ai | | my TOS 27 ceuear nemanoe NURSING SERVICES SERVICE DE GARDE MALADE 33 ROOM & BOARD WANTED CHAMBRE ET PENSION DEMANDEES House or Duplex Young doctor returning to Montreal requires 7 room house or lower duplex in West.mount for 2 years.June 1st occupancy.Call 342-5306.WESTMOUNT Executive transferred to Montreal requires 4 bedroom family home.Parking essential.Occupancy April, May or June.2 year lease.Please Call.BETTY GOODFELLOW 489-4986 or 481-9400 A.E.LEPAGE & WESTMOUNT REALTIES INC.BROKERS 31 ROOMS WANTED CHAMBRES DEMANDEES Accommodation Wanted @ Business Executive ansferred to Westmount \u2014 in private home for about 3 months approximately.Call Mr.Kirkland days 931-6241.Private Nursing Home In Verdun.Has semi private accommodation available.24 HR NURSING CARE Please Call: \u2014 766-7464 Foreign Students Looking for accommodation Please Call: Inter Language Institute 861-3166 861-6582 33 ROOM & BGARD WANTED CHAMBRE ET PENSION DEMANDEES 36 CARS FOR SALE AUTOS À VENDRE ELDERLY gentleman looking for accommodation in centrally located private home.First floor or elevator a must.Own bath, meals, and laundry included.932-2375.CARS FOR SALE AUTOS A VENDRE 36 1972 DATSUN 510, standard.Excellent in Snow.Dave.342 4645.1968 Javelin SST 343 rebuilt engine in excellent running condition.New snows, new brakes, no rust, mag wheels, console, etc.$925.Call 933-4344.1972 Toyota Corolla 1600 cc sta- tionwagon, automatic, radio, snow tires, rear window defroster.26,000, excellent condition.Please call 932-4859 after 6:00 P.M.Service Directory = CN BUILDING REPAIRS PAINTING\u2014Plastering\u2014 Cement\u2014Brick\u2014Tile\u2014 Carpentry.Call 274-4245.FIREPLACE not working?Find out why.Have it corrected.Call 687-1216.BUSINESS SERVICES Names for Diplomas Hand Lettering Gothic & Medieval also addressing Invitations For Rates Write fo: B.Kopland 425 Harris St.Montreal 379, Que.CARPENTRY PLAYROOMS, balconies, Ar.borite counter tops.Good prices.Free Estimates.Call Jim 691- 4740.GENERAL carpentry repairs in your homes.Call 747-3440.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 SN = = GENERAL REPAIRS G.M.Enterprises Home Renovations Playrooms; Offices; Balconies; Concrete walls.\u201d Commercial, industrial, Residential.389-0779.GOURMET COOKING Young woman with keen interest in gourmet cooking (has taken Cordon Bleu course) available to assist with planning and preparation of private luncheon, open house and dinner parties.Reasonable rates.Call 683.7514.PAINTING *Painting *Plastering *Repairs \u201425 years experience \u2014Clean work +Low Prices Call: MR.TINSLEY 937-2062 MOVING Somewhere?Grad.Student.Trucks available.Reliable.Professional.Efficiency with care.insured.Reasonable rates.John.481-6401.RAMSAY Moving\u2014Cartage Storage Local and long distance.484-1469\u2014484-1565 a Tim 481-6385.HOME RENOVATIONS * Renovations * Cabinet Making * Kitchens % Bathrooms * Basements (Finishing) * Painting, etc.\u2014Free Estimates \u2014Exclusive Work Call: 481-7196 INCOME TAX T-4\u2019s-Income Tax Having trouble with your T.4's?) Why not give us a call?Big or small jobs accepted.Also per.} sonal Income Tax.W.F.E.Financial Services 626-0466 MAINTENANCE WASHING walls, ceilings, rugs.Work guaranteed.Call 273-0710.) PAINTING PAINTING services.estimate.Larry 688-7426.PAINTING & DECORATING G.W.Little Interior & Exterior PAINTING and DECORATING Wallpapering, Carpentry, etc.489-5195 ROOFING OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME LACHINE Rene Guitard, Mgr.637-2308 24 Hour Service PLASTERING Expert Plasterer Cement.Drywall.Tile repair.Chimney repairs.Top pointing.Call A.Jubinville, 767-4902 and 767-1773.The Westmount Examiner, 37 CARS WANTED AUTOS DEMANDEES Wanted Cars for Cash Compacts, Foreign, Volks, Sports cars, any condition.Also accidented cars wanted.Call 676-7351 or 676-1142, GARAGES WANTED 43 GARAGES DEMANDES Garage Available Compact car.Vicinity Girouard Sherbrooke.486 1656 or 931 7726 atter 6 p.m.and week-ends.46 HELP WANTED-FEMALE FEMMES FILLES DEMANDEES Experienced Nurses Aides Wanted for small nursing home in Verdun.Please Call 766-7464 Between 8 am - 4 pm HELP WANTED MALE 47 HOMMES DEMANDES Servicemen For service station.Must have chauffeurs license and be experienced.No Sundays.Apply 4200 De Maisonneuve West.WORK WANTED-FEMALE * POSITION DEMANDEE FEMMES FILLES CERTIFIED nursing assistant available for night duty, for lady only in private home.Wages reasonable.No agencies or establishment.Write Box 426 Weekly Adservice, 4630 St.Catherine Street West, Montreal H3Z 2W6.DOMESTIC HELP WANTED AIDE DOMESTIQUE DEMANDE 53 ) WOMAN to look after elderly lady living alone in apartment near C.N.R.Station in centre of TMR.Should come in several hours daily, 5 days per week, to arrange meals, housekeeping, ?laundry etc.Medical assistance and responsible relatives available on short notice in T.M.R.Call Mrs.Cook 737-5410 ÿ or Mr.Cook 733-2797 EXPERIENCED cleaning lady wanted.Westmount Park area.One day per week.9 am \u2014 4 pm.$17 and carfare.Call 933 7254.BABY SITTERS WANTED 54 GARDIENNES DEMANDEES RESPONSIBLE woman wanted 3 afternoons weekly for 2 J children, 2 pm \u2014 6 pm.Per manent.Call 935 4912.Baby Sitter Wanted ) Monday and Friday Mornings J 4 J tor 19 month old baby Semi permanent position.References preferred.Call 932 9404.DOMESTIC WORK WANTED TRAVAIL DOMESTIOUt DEMANDE Guaranteed Domestic Service Can help obtain live.ins and housekeepers.Please call 683- { 6110 or 683-6119.FOR SALE DINING ROOM FURNITURE À VENDRE MOBILIER DE SALLE A MANAGER \u2014 DINING table, Solid Mahogany, if closed measures 20 inches, ) with panels, extends to 76 inches.$100.Call 933.6645.61 FOR SALE LIVING ROOM FURNITURE A VENDRE MOBILIER DE SALON GREEN velvet tufted sofa and chair.Good condition.Call 488- 9274 atter 6 pm LOUIS XV 2 love seat; 2 chairs; credenza and tables, white and gold.Call 486-2844 mornings.Thursday, Janvary 30, 1975 - 23 46 NELP WANTED FEMALE FEMMES FRLES DEMANDIES Payroll Clerk (Female) Position available for someone with accounts experience to be trained in fringe benefits administration and preparation of computerized payroll.\u2014Applicants must be able to type \u2014Age group 20 to 30 years Apply to: PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Queen Elizabeth Hospital of Montreal Centre 2100 Marlowe Ave.N.D.G.488-2311 Loc.331 (Between 10 a.m.to 4 p.m.) 61 FOR SALUE LIVING HUOM FURNITURE À VENDRE MOBILIER DE SALON 64 tOH SALE MUSICAL INSIRUMENTS À VENDRE INSIRUMINIS DE MUSIQUE SOFA Provincial $200.738 5236.and chair French with slip covers Must Sell Heintzman Baby Grand piano, $2,750.Mus! be seen to ap- 62 FOR SALE BEDROOM FURNITURE preciate.Private party only À VENDRE MOBILIER DE CHAMBRE please.SINGLE bed with spring ana For Appointment mattress.Good condition.Reasonable.Call atter 6 p.m.733 Ca Il 731-2584 3301.UPRI 2388 evenings 933-4838.FOR SALE-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS A VENDRE- INSTRUMENTS DE MUSIQUE OLYMPIC snare drums Ludwig foot pedal, top hat and Cymbal, $125.or nearest offer.Call 489- 8534 :64;mne UPRIGHT Piano $90.Às is.932- 2388 evenings 933-4838.GHT Piano $90.As is.932 FOR SALE-GENERAL A VENDRE GENERAL 4 rr COURTEC ENTERPRISES Pool Tables .e Direct Factory Warehouse Sale e Genuine Slate Bed Tables e Factory Created e All tables 4\u2019 x 8\u2019 e Molded Drop Pockets e Molded Gum Rubber Cushions e Top Quality Wool Blend Cloth e Wood Grain Conolite Finish e BALMORAL 8 $860.00 e YORK8 $675.00 e BYRON8 $590.00 e All above models give a playing surface of 90°\u2019 x 45°\" 2125 Madison Ave.Montreal Que.482-9040 24 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 30, 1975 FOR SALE-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS A VENDRE - INSTRUMENTS DE MUSIQUE FOR SALE-GENERAL A VENDRE GENERAL OLYMPIC snare drums Ludwig foot pedal, top hat and Cymbal, $125.or nearest offer.Call 489.8534.UPRIGHT piano, 52 inches.Good condition 484 6091 932 2388.STUDENTS violin for sale.Dated 1884, Bow.Board case.Perfect condition.Used by owner to diploma level $250.Cail 342 9143 A-1 Piano Agency 5190 Queen Mary Rd.Suite 3 Pianos for sale or rent [with option fo buy).Exchanges.Piano Tuning and Repairs.Open only Thursday and Friday from 11 am - 9 pm.Saturday from 11 am - 5 pm or with telephone appointment.Call 488-9003 ANTIQUES ANTIQUITES VICTORIAN sideboard solid oak, rounded glass doors, mirror back.Excellent condition 482.3095.Three Spruce Antiques 482 Beaconsfield Blvd.697-0760 ANTIQUE credenza, Solid Mahogany.Best otter.Call 738 8827 after 5 p.m.Hide-Away Antiques Buy and Sell Antiques of all kinds.481-9059 or 484-6743 Open Mon.-Sat.10 am - 6 pm FOR SALE-GENERAL A VENDRE GENERAL WHITE Fantasy portable sewing machine, embroiders, zig- 2ags.Good condition.Original Cost $300.\u2014 $80.Call 486-7809.Baby Items Maple Colonial crib with mattress, $60.; English Pram, $80.; G.M.infant car seat, $10.; automatic indoor swing, $10.; Mesh playpen with pumpers, $15.; Jolly Jumper, $5; folding highchair, $15.; Week days only.9 to 5 p.m.738.8419.COMPLETE living room furniture for sale.Everything must go.Any reasonable offer accepted.Call 484.0316 after 6 pm.Hobby Workers Plastic Cuttings HERE'S YOUR CHANCE.Ail sizes\u2014colors\u2014thicknesses of plastic to make home articles.SOLD BY THE POUND Please phone or Come and See Us Adanac Plastics 937-2688 SALE! All Merchandise 1-3 Off The Dress Studio 320 Victoria Ave.481-4880 WAREHOUSE SALE SATURDAY FEB.1 at Simpsons Montee de Liesse Warehouse BIG GARAGE SALE Clothing \u2014 Books \u2014 Records \u2014 Furniture \u2014 Kitchenware.Saturday, February Ist.10 am to 3 pm.3201 Edovard \u2014 Montpetit, Montreal.VIKING wringer washer, square model.New condition $100.687- 1804.FURNITURE for Sale.Call 486- 7621.Evenings only.68 FOR SALE-CLOTHING & FURS À VENDRE VETEMENTS ET FOURRURES » Je mbit Imports Needed Urgently We have discriminating lady customers looking for imports or originals in pertect condition.Gowns, Suits, Sportswear, day dresses, furs.Sell Your garments through\u2014 La Boutique Fantasque 2155 Mountain 268-365$ | + : ae ; aha edd aia le: ès ve : wa 14 je FOR SALE-GENERAL A VENDRE- GENERAL DINETTE set, oval table extends to 36 x 60, 6 chairs $85.; also complete set of crystal for 6.Call 737-6447 after 7 pm.CONTENTS of 3/2 room apartment.Very reasonable.Reason leaving town.Call 935.8207, Feb.| \u2014 to Feb.8th.BEDS, single and doubles; dressers; night tables; lamps; 6600 Kildare Road, See Building Manager.DINING room set with 4 chairs, hutch and buffet, round table $295.coffee and 2 end tables: desk.4 items $110.331.0175.BEDROOM furniture; floor polisher, chesterfield etc.Good condition.484-5311.TRUNDLE bed.Excellent condition.Whtie with blue trim, prefect for space saving girl's room, $175.Call 487.4656.Moving Rug 4 months Seville Bitter Sweet (Tangerine) colour.78 square feet, Wall-to- wall with perfelt padding.17 x 12, 12 x 14, 12 x 27.Call 288-7934 \u2014 487-5302.COLONIAL style couch, 4 seater.Excellent condition.Floral pattern beige, brown, rust.$100.Call 482.3287.WHITE Fantasy portable sewing machine, embroiders, zig- 2ags.Good condition.Original Cost $300.\u2014 $80.Call 486-7809.DINETTE set, oval table extends to 36 x 60, 6 chairs $85.; also complete set of crystal for 6.Call 737.6447 after 7 pm.Sold Our Store Two electric cash registers; Facit typechequewriter; receipt writing machine; Sanyo fan.All like new.Call 481.4774.Westmount Dining room set 6 pieces; bedroom set, 8 pieces: living room furniture.All in perfect condition 388-1035 \u2014 935.3317.TWO red leather wing chairs.Excellent condition.$150.each.489-5627 evenings.ALTEC Lansing speakers, 2 way system: 26 x 21 x 15 inches each.Asking S600.for pair.487- 3322 evenings.CHESTERFIELD and matching chair.Good condition.Reasonable.Call 933-1831.68 FOR SALE-CLOTHING & FURS \\_ A VENDRE\u2014 VETEMENTS ET FOURRURES HUDSON seal coat, size 18.in excellent condition.$100.486- 56.BLACK Persian Lamb coat, 12.14.Excellent condition.Best offer.282.0465.-_\u2014 BLUE-GREEN tweed coat, white Fox collar, size 14, like new.$95.; Beige car coat, fur collar, $25.Call 733-0106 after 6 pm.GREY Lamb coat with Silver Mink collar.Size 10.12.Call 488-3119.EDUCATIONAL NSTRUCTF HIGHLY qualified, experienced, and committed tutor available for Upper Elementary English, Math, etc.481-7829 preferably between 7 and 8 a.m.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 \u2026 Montreal 379,,Que.- 77 WANTED TO PURCHASE 6& DEMANDE WANTED: Al kinds of furniture over 40 years, china, chandeliers, etc.374-1224.We Pick Up All kinds of furniture you wish to be rid of, etc.etc.667-1939 669-3911 Pianos Wanted 272-8285 274-5934 WANTED pre-1900 photographic albums, post cards and single photos.Call 935.9096.Piano Wanted 488-1939 Military Items Cash for: War souvenirs; Weapons; Medals; Badges; etc.Collector.486-7665.Wanted From Private Home Dining room set, living room, tea-wagon, carpet, older style.684-0786.PAINTINGS by known artists: Antiques: carpets; Steinway piano.627-0471.HAS anyone an old wheelchair in their home?| need one desperately to help my Muscular Dystrophy daughter.| am a widow and cannot afford more than $50.Please call 933-7135.Piano Wanted Around For Rusty Australian.$200.Call 932.6837.WANTED: Mahogany china cabinet; small Mahogany tables, and occasional chairs.489.5627 Evening.WANTED Hand Made Violin.Price no object.Also Mandolin.Call 744-0956 anytime.100 Pianos Wanted.For Students.Call: 271-3085 DOMESTIC PETS ANIMEAUX DOMESTIIULS 78 AFGHAN puppies registered $150.All colors.Reserve now.324-8812.BEAGLE-TERRIER, 3 months old female.$10.Call 487-6958.79 LOST PERDU Reward Lost female cat, Dark Grey, Black stripes, White stomach.Answers to Buttons.Irving \u2014 Betune.Call 933.5062.80 FOUND TROUVE FOUND: girl's watch.Metcalfe and Sherbrooke in Westmount Call 932-6933.HELP WANTED-MALE 47 HOMMES DEMANDES Part Time Bookkeeper Required \u2014For accounts receivable \u2014Haberdashery store For appointment: Call g7E Mac +\u201c = i 47 HELP WANTED-MALE HOMMES DEMANDES Experienced Salesman Required Permanent position For clothing and furnishings store.For appointment: Call 878-1931 \"onus | the typesetting division of YAY 1201 70x will meet all your typesetting needs 932-3157 | O \u201cWestmount.The corporation\u2019s ji EE WY Digest\u2019s headquarters, Redfern and St.Catherine ° industrial building at 171 Met- Digest eo calfe avenue in 1973 to expand its Continued from page one mailing operations.The Reader\u2019s Digest \u2018\u2019There\u2019s no Canadian cor- Association (Canada) Ltd executive said he has been keeping in close touch with Mr.Drury, but gave no indication of the cabinet minister\u2019s stand on the situation.For his part, Mr.Drury said he has recognized the concern to Westmount of the possible closing of Reader\u2019s Digest, and has promised to do \u2018whatever is most beneficial both to Westmount and to all of Canada.\u201d Mr.Zimmerman noted that Westmounters should not expect immediate closure of the Redfern avenue facilities if and when the legislation is approved, nor immediately after the proposed effective date of next Jan.1.The company will make an attempt, he said, to continue operations, but he predicted that it would be in a \u201c\u2018serious loss\u2019\u2019 position within 21» years.Cites responsibility \u201cThis is not a heartless corporation,\u201d he said.\u201cWe have a responsibility to our employees and to our shareholders.\u201d - Reader's Digest has been one of the major industries in this community for the past 15 years, Mr.Zimmerman explained, with about half of its $8 million invested in the Montreal area in the two buildings it now owns in 3 Paul Zimmerman This week, in office main editorial and publishing operations are at 215 Redfern avenue, it purchased the large WESTMOUNT : fet World.Exotic Pets & Natural History Collections *\\, { 4908 Sherbrooke St.West at Prince Albert co Parking on Prince Albert Tel: 484-4132 at side of building ov Hey, 20 ay > + \u201c \u2018uss! WEEK'S ~ i \\!/SPECIALS $5.20 wv.$4.15.85C Sca mpi (Size 18-24) Shrimp (shelled & Deveined) (Size 21-25) Garlic Butter s\u2026 LAURENTIANS: Pick up your seafood on your way up to the Laurentians at our new store in Chomedey (Laval).Take exit 6-0 Laurentian Auto Route (no foll).Three Locations to Serve You Better! poration which can claim more involvement in its community,\u201d Mr.Zimmerman noted, referring \u201cto the respective communities of Westmount, Montreal, Quebec and Canada.In Westmount specifically, Reader's Digest has offered its restaurant facilities free of charge to Westmount High School and St.Paul's School for graduation ceremonies and meetings; students from numerous local schools are provided with tours of the large, white building, which also has become somewhat of a tourist attraction for Westmount.Reader's Digest has provided 50 percent of the subsidy to the Vanguard School of Quebec, established this fall in Car- tierville for children with learning disabilities.Numerous writers from all over Montreal and Canada have entered - the building with ideas, receiving expert advice and encouragement from the 80 editors continually seeking new Canadian literary talent.Training centre The building houses the training centre for Reader's Digest International meaning many international writers pass through the Westmount doors to learn research techniques and to improve their literary skills.Mr.Zimmerman himself is chairman of the systems planning group for Reader\u2019s Digest International.Some 46 employees of the company\u2014roughly 10 percent of its full-time staff\u2014live in Westmount, including Mr.Zimmerman; Ralph Hancox, vice-president, administration; David Room, vice-president and