The Westmount examiner, 27 mars 1975, jeudi 27 mars 1975

[" ° YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE, here including residents of ths Somerville area, listen attentively to the presentation of proposals for southern Westmount zoning changes Monday night.Vol.XLII No.12 .Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home Westmount, P.Q., H3Z 2W6, Thursday, March 27, 1975 ny.Ashford new head: Harper leaves MUCPD; still safety director Edward C.Harper last week resigned from the Montreal Urban Community Police department, in which he held the rank of inspector.; He continues as Westmount\u2019s director of public safety.The resignation means: he relinquishes his duties as com- - mander of the MUC Sector 30 © Facts given, reaction sought: , a = 275 attend meeting on zoning Some 275 citizens turned out at Victoria Hall Monday evening for the city\u2019s presentation of proposed zoning changes, released last week, indicating heavy public concern over the future of southern Westmount.\u201cChief Building Inspector J.G.Nourse, General Manager Norman Dawe and architect-members of the city\u2019s architectural and planning commission presented als with some explanation and rationale for the various ideas, described in detail in The Examiner last week.No public comments or discussion were called for at the meeting, though briefs from individuals and groups are being sought before April 21.the pro Two injured in Wood crash Icy roads contributed to a bad accident on Wood avenue north of de Maisonneuve boulevard Monday at 4:20 pm, as a 1974 Toyota slammed into a car parked on the street.The northbound Toyota, driven by Mrs.Juliana Williams, 29, of Montreal, struck a 1974 Dodge owned by Lee Paine of Beaconsfield reportedly throwing it.up onto the curb.Both autos sustained well over $500 damage.Mrs.Williams suffered a possible fractured nose while her 83-year-old daughter Rosalyn complained of soreness in both legs.They were transported by police ambulance to the Reddy Memorial Hospital and the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital, respectively, for treatment of the injuries.Three hang on Three women held on tight to their purses in separate purse- snatching attempts in Westmount during the past week.Last Thursday a woman walking near Westmount High School at 7:45 pm was approached by between five and seven youths, who tried unsuccessfully to grab her purse.A woman on Dorchester boulevard near Weredale Park was met by three youths at 7 pm Sunday, but they could not get her to let go of the purse so ran away.Five minutes later, a 76- year-old woman strolling past 383 Olivier avenue had her purse grabbed by two youths, who ran off empty-handed when she resisted.: 15c city\u2019s administrative traffic committee., His police second-in-command, Insp.Sidney G.Ashford, takes \u201cpe An exhibit of photos, descriptions and proposals was set up along the walls of the downstairs banquet hall of the building (bingo was under way in the main auditorium), and citizens eagerly scanned the various recommendations and picked up city literature and copies of The Examiner provided nearby.The information was then shown on an overhead projector, along with explanations by Mr.Nourse and the architects, including Robert E.Bolton, chairman of the ar- chitgetural commission, Harry Mayerovitch and Jean-Louis Lalonde.Mr.Lalonde also presented a slide show to explain the city\u2019s thinking in regard to Greene avenue (see separate article).After the presentation citizens .were invited to query the officials on an individual basis about the proposals.Citizens seemed to react quite favorably toward most of the proposals, though hissing filled the room when Mr.Nourse announced a 21-storey height limit for the south side of St.Catherine street east of Greene avenue.The area is already tagged, for development by First Quebec Corporation, which has bought much of the property in the area and plans a set-back tower above street-front offices and shops.Concerns around city Other points of concern included de Maisonneuve boulevard west of Lansdowne avenue, Prince Albert avenue south of de Maisonneuve, the St.Stephen\u2019s Church site, the St.Antoine street frontage, and the proposed extension of either Wood or Gladstone avenues.Residents of de Maisonneuve Continued on page seven (Westmount) police station, though he will continue as chief of the Westmount Fire Brigade and administrative officer for the municipal court and ticket offices, and as a member of the HAPP EASTER The Examiner is being Kitchen break The kitchen window.of an apartment in the Royal West- mount, 250 Clarke avenue, was broken, but nothing appears PPT ETES ITY res ww e By ERIC NEAL missing from inside.Police learned of the break at 4:10 pm Monday.TODAY'S WORLD delivered on Thursday instead of Friday this week due to the Good Friday holiday.when there will be no mail delivery.Examiner and Weekly Ad- Co service offices will be closed _ March 28to April 5 on Good Friday, but will open & = A little drifting snow Friday for regular service on Mon- 9 - and Saturday with barometer day.e + rising from 2.4 fo 30 inches of City hall will be closed and pu + .yl i se hid and mainly sunny for Easter, all nonessential city ser ë > with some chance of snow and vices\u2014including garbage\u201d Sr; ers oh, Bom Ln Insp.Sidney Ashford on hath Good Friday and =» \u2018 =z ard., ; , 8 - ua morning frosts and briaht af- over as commander of the local Easter Monday; the West.3] 1 = = Clouding to end the period, station.Insp.Ashford was deputy mount Public Library will be a @ oo with some snow or freezing chief of police in Westmount closed on both days but open ou drizzle in northern and eastern before MUC police integration on Saturday from 9 am fo 5 2 Su .counties.Warming in the south, ok y 28 S = although the fringes of coastal took place two years ago.pm.The Atwater Library will y \u2014 = a storms could bring thunder and be closed all three days.Po 2 snow grains, even sleet and ha Most banks will be closed on œ ~ basement.window at 4400 de > ¢ our readers a happy Easter ® aro o= = Maisonneuve boulevard some holiday.time between 9:30 pm Friday and 2am Saturday, stealing $16 cash.Gee! This rezoning gives me heartburn! 2 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 27, 1975 CHURCH SERVICES ATTEND Pas 20 + ae) in 3 fu Line Sh AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE BAPTIST ANGLICAN WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Bapfist Church MINISTER: REV.J.FRANK PATCH B.A, B.D., D.D.Director of Music: Rowland R.Amos, B.Mus.GOOD FRIDAY 10:30 am CITY-WIDE COMMUNION SERVICE \"MARCH 30 r 11:00 am THROUGH DEATH TO LIFE 7:30 pm | SEE HIS FACE IN EVERY FLOWER Illustrated Sermonette MIDWEEK SERVICE: Wednesday, 8:00 pm Visitors Always Welcome CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Westmount , 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Lesson Sermon Subject this Sunday: v REALITY \\ Golden Text: | Corinthians 14:20: Brethren, be not children in understanding: howbeit in malice be ye children, but.in understanding be men.- 4 11:00 a.m.Church 11:00 a.m.Sunday School 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.S ALL ARE WELCOME x UNITED ST.ANDREW'S x Ts OI (Rg » 101 Cote St.Antoine Road MARCH 30 11:00 am The Festival of Easter Church School Crib Corner Coffee Time at Noon REV.E.À.KIRKER, M.A., B.D.Rev.Harvey White, B.D., Th.M.Gordon White, L.Mus., 8.Mus.All Are Welcome N DOMINION DOUGLAS Westmount Boulevard and Lansdowne avenue Rev.Phyllis Smyth, B.A., B.A., B.D., Ph.D.Rev.John T.P.Nichols, M.A., B.D.GOOD FRIDAY am Joint Service of the Three United Churches in stmount.A service of Holy Communion, interspersed with music of \u2018\u2019The Seven Last Words of Christ,\u2019\u2019 by Haydn, sung by the choir EASTER SUNDAY 9:00 am Communion at the altar rail 10:45 am Music before the service Arnold MacLaughlan, trumpeter 11:00 am Service of praise with special music Sermon \u2018\u2019Joy in the Morning\" Rev.Phyllis Smyth mn Ted McLearon, ARCCO, Organist and Choir Director .Remember \u2014and help\u2014 çÇ ; the unfortunate this Easter-Passover season ST.STEPHEN'S DORCHESTER and ATWATER GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE 12 noon EASTER SUNDAY 10:30 am Holy Communion WELCOME TO ALL CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Corner of Wood and Maisonneuve, Westmount The Rev\u2018d Eric Dungan, M.A.EASTER DAY 8:00 am The Holy Eucharist (said) 10,30 am Procession and Solemn High Eucharist (Nursery facilities) 6:00 pm Evening Prayer (said) HOLY EUCHARIST DURING THE WEEK Wednesday: 9:30 am Organist and Director of Music: Michael Prescesky, B.Mus.ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 Cote St.Antoine Road at Church Hill Archdeacon J: N.Doidge MAUNDY THURSDAY 8:00 pm Solemnity of the Lord's Supper * GOOD FRIDAY 11:00 am Meditation of the Passion EASTER EVE 5:00 pm The Lighting of the Paschal Candle Renewal of Baptismal Vows A EASTER DAY 7:00 am Holy Eucharist 8:00 am Holy Eucharist 9:15 am Choral Eucharist Sermon: The Rector 11:00 am Choral Eucharist Sermon: The Rector 11:00 am Church School and Nursery WEDNESDAY 10:00 am Holy Eucharist Stephen À.Crisp, ARCO Organist and-Choirmaster UNITED WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH (United) Lansdowne Ave.and Maisonneuve Blvd Rev.J.E.Nix, B.A,, B.D.,§.T.M Ruth Lloyd, B.A., B.MUs.Ed.MARCH 30, EASTER DAY 10:30 am Pre-service Easter music \u2018We Have a King\u2018\u2019 cantata for Junior and Senior Choirs 11:00 am Morning Worship .CHRIST COMES THROUGH Social Hour Crib Corner SYNAGOGUE - TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke St.W.Westmount, Quebec Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Emeritus Cantor Herman K.Gottlieb SABBATH OF PASSOVER SERVICE Friday Evening, March 28th at 8:15 p.m.Rabbi Bloomstone will speak on A Founder\u2019s Birthday - Rabbi Isaac M.Wise.\u201d An Oneg Shabbat and Kiddush Reception follows the worship.CONCLUDING DAY OF PASSOVER MEMORIAL SERVICE - Wednesday Morning, April 2nd at 10:30 am.At this Yizkor Service we will memorialize those whom death has taken from our midst since last Passover.© RELIGIOUS SCHOOL No classes Saturday, March 29th.Classes resume following the Pass: over recess on Saturday, April 5th at 9:30 a.m.- Hebrew School classes resume Monday, April 7th at 4:00 p.m.St.Andrew's offers Easter \"festival\" service The Christian festival of Easter will be marked at St.Andrew\u2019s Church this Sunday.At the 11 am service there will be special music, the reading of the Easter story from the scripture, and a brief sermon by the minister, Rev.E.A.Kirker.Church school children will attend the service.Following the midweek service Wednesday at 8 pm Rev.Harvey and Mrs.White will tell the story of their recent visit to Nepal and show slides.The midweek church school conducted during the skiing season, concluded last week.New members received at St.Andrew\u2019s during last Sunday's service included Mrs.Raymond Caron, Dr.and Mrs.W.K.MacDonald, Mrs.C.B.Parsons, Mr.and Mrs.Harold Pederson.An additional group will be received at the next Communion service on June 8.A large number of copies of a special souvenir booklet were given to members of the congregation last Sunday.Prepared by the seventy-fifth anniversary committee, the new publication contains historical notes, photos from past and present church life, the names of all members and adherents, the annual report for 1974 and a calendar of events for 1975.Good Friday Baptist rites Baptists from the Montreal churches will gather on Good Friday morning, at 10:30 am, at Westmount Baptist Church for a service of worship, and observance of Holy.Communion.The traditional service, carried on for a number of years, will be conducted by the ministers.of the.Montreal Baptist churches.The sermon will be preached by Dr.H.M.deWolfe of the First Baptist Church, and the choir of West- mount Baptist Church will provide the music._ Easter choral service at Westmount Park Church Easter Sunday at Westmount Park Church will be a time of joy and celebration beginning at 10:30 am with pre-service music by the senior and junior choirs.An Kaster carol cantata, \"we Have a King,\u201d will be presented during the pre-service period by the choirs under the joint direction of Georgia Carpenter and organist Ruth Lloyd.The cantata consists of a group of- traditional Easter carols collated and arranged into a meaningful musical offering by American composer Shirley Whitecotton, who has written much exciting and noteworthy new church music.w+ CARDS for all occasions «+ STATIONERY + GIFTS and WHAT-NOT Cards & Wihat-Not, Regd.Stationers - Gifts Tel.932-3721 1308 Greene Ave., Westmount, Quebec SYNAGOGUE CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM- 450 Kensington .Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Assistant Rabbi Herbert Mand! Cantor Emeritus Nathan Mendelson Cantor Joseph Gross Assistant Cantor Herman Muller SABBATH SERVICES Sabbath Eve, March 28, 6:00 pm in the Chapel : Sabbath Day, March 29, 8:45 am in | the main Synagogue Sabbath Twilight 6:25 pm DAILY SERVICES sun., March 20th, 8:30 am & 6:25 pm Mon., March 31st, 7:30 am & 6:25 pm Tues., April 1st, 7:30 am PASSOVER HOLIDAY SERVICES Tues.Evening, April Ist, 6:15 pm in main Synagogue Wed., April 2nd, 8:45 am & 6:25 pm in the main Synagogue Thurs., April 3rd, 8:30 am & 6:20 pm in the main Synagogue MEMORIAL YIZKOR SERVICES ™ Thurs., April 3rd., 10:20 am Fri., April 4th, 7:30 am +The Easter morning worship service which follows at 11 am will also have both church choirs participating.Mr.Nix will deliver the Easter message, \u201cChrist Comes Through.\u201d The church school regular classes will not meet this Sunday : « © so that families may attend the .Easter service together.The crib corner will be available as usual for very young children.Easter Sunrise at St.James An Easter Sunrise Service will be held at St.James United Church, 463 St.Catherine street west, on Sunday March 30th, at 7:30 am.Speaker will be Mr.Jim Christie, B.Th., chaplain at Sir John Abbott College in Ste.Anne de Bellevue.Special music will \u2018be provided by the Sunshine Gospel Singers, a group whose members are all from the choir of St.Andrew's United Church in Chateauguay, and who have been singing together since 1964.There will be Communion at the rail as part of the service, and breakfast will follow in the West Club Room.Cost for breakfast will be $1.50; reservations must be made by calling the church \u201coffice at 288-9245.Everyone is welcome at St.James for this celebration of the Resurrection on Easter Sunday.The CARE package has almost disappeared but CARE still sends nutritious food for lean bellies in 25 coun- .tries.Send your dollars to.CARE Canada, Dept.4, 63 Sparks St., Ottawa K1P5A6 ET ee SEE pg Le me pee tee ere aE oe VETERANS TAXI ASSN.\u2018they going?j The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week.March 18 2:31 pm: 4026 St.water leak; :35 pm: 7 \u2018Parkman Place, strange-odor; .:45 pm: 15 Ingleside, burnt fuse in panel; :30 pm: Belvedere road near Cote des Neiges, car fire; March 19 5:15 pm: 317 Kensington, fire in stove vent (see- story last week); : Catherine, sa -1 = March 20 8:50 am: 4379 de Maisonneuve, strange odor; 11:15 am: 3 Church Hill, water entering basement, 12:13 pm: 10 Lorraine, flood; 5:03 pm: 4359 Montrose, flood; 7:00 pm: 52 Arlington, service call; March 21 7:34 am: 4887 Sherbrooke, no power in building; 12:45 pm: 11 Cote St.Antoine, boy with finger stuck in locker door (see story); 4:37 pm: 1336 Greene, water leak; : \u2018 7:57 pm: opposite 2337 Dor- chester, noise from gas pipe; March 22 5:30 pm: 178 Selby, accident; March 23 Nil.| Thursday, March 27, Proposals explained: Trees, pedestrians encouraged on Greene Detailed plans for improving Greene avenue were revealed Monday night at the public information meeting in Victoria Hall, including proposals to \u2018widen sidewalks, make traffic one-way, plant trees and encourage pedestrian use of the shopping area.The plans were presented by Jean-Louis Lalonde of West- mount\u2019s architectural and planning commission, who noted the present ugly conditions caused by an overabundance of signs on the street, clashing colors, holes along the street front, narrow sidewalks and the mixture of building heights.These unattractive characteristics are not conducive to the comfortable shopping most merchants on the street hope to encourage, he said.**More dignified\" The changes might include using materials \u2018of a more dignified nature\u201d in widening sidewalks and improving the curbside, he said, setting benches and even outside ashtrays in some areas and planting trees along Greene avenue and de Maisonneuve boulevard in front of the old post office, which will soon become a multi-use building with boutiques and a restaurant inside.~ Dornan named John C.Dornan of the West- mount city clerk's office was authorized by council recently to supervise the microfilming and susequent destruction of city documents, a process which requires provincial oversight and thus council control.Mr.Dornan replaces C.E.Muir, who supervised the last microfilming operation in 1969.: © ffiden.Dispensing Opticians © Opticiens d'Ordonnance CONTACT LENSES .5 LOCATIONS TO!'SERVE YOU Westmount might rent part of its parking lot near Sherbrooke street for construction of a two- or three-storey building, to close off what is now a gaping hole in the street line.Ç Short-term parking would be encouraged, mostly in diagonal.parking spaces surrounded by abutments which would allow citizens to cross at intersections and in rhid-block more safely.Light standards could be used to hold the various pedestrian and traffic signs necessary on the street, though the signs would be kept to a minimum.They might be designed in such a way as to be aesthetically more pleasing than the present jumble of signs and lights, Mr.Lalonde suggested.As reported in last week's Examiner, Westmount will try to have the MUCTC bus route taken off Greene, and the traffic directed one-way south between Sherbrooke and St.Catherine streets.Mr.Lalonde said the city traffic committee had already held discussions with the Montreal Urban Community about the proposal.Cities around world Aîter presenting the ideas of the commission, Mr.Lalonde used slides of various cities around the world to show various different types of streets and shopping areas, indicating some of the alternatives the architectural commission had considered before making its proposals.Though the possibility of a pedestrian mall had been seriously considered, this had been rejected since Greene \u2018|, FOR SALE Royal Trust THE SIGN- \u201cTHAT SELLS 1975 - 3 our expert staff: ~ \u201cWATCH REPAIRS OHMAN\u2019S WE.3.4046 Certified Watchmokers ESTABLISHED 1899 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.avenue is an important through- street.Perhaps in 20 years, Mr.Lalonde suggested, the street might be able to be closed to all traffic.\u2019 The further development of Westmount Square onto Greene avenue, including construction of street-front shopping and a setback office tower near SL.Catherine street and eventual construction of a six-storey extension near de Maisonneuve boulevard, was noted.Mrs.JoAnn Issenman, president of the Greene Avenue Village Association, expressed pleasure with the proposals put forward, though other citizens were concerned with the lack of green spaces on the street.Fire stories: out of control.Fires mentioned in last week's Examiner seemed to have gotten out of control editorially.The serious house fire reported on the front page of the paper occurred at 3617 The Boulevard, not 4617 (a forgivable error, perhaps, since there is no 4617 The Boulevard).The address was correct in the regular \u201cWhere were they going?\" list of fire calls.In rting on the court decision to charge a youth with criminal negligence related to the Jan.10 fatal fire at 4282 Dorchester boulevard, we erroneously headlined the story \u201cBoy to Pinel in de Mais.arson deaths.\u201d The story beneath the headline refers to the correct location of the fire.Buying or Selling for residential real estate MONTREAL'S LARGEST REALTOR Open 9 a.m.until 5 p.m.Monday to Friday, Saturday moming 9 a.m.to 12 noon.Drop in and visit us.Contact with confidence, in confidence 1460 Sherbrooke W.(corner Mackay) 842-3809 3550 Cote des Neiges (Sesforth Medical Bldg.) 932-6806 5016 Sherbrooke W.(near Clarement) 487-5131 St.Mertin Shopping Centre, Chomedey 688-8864 Cavendish Shopping Mali, Cote St.Luc ; 482-8290 | HUGH SAVAGE and COMPANY Chartered Accountants 1310 Greene Avenue North of de Maisonneuve Sixth Floor.937-9227 James R.Quinlan, F.R.I.Manager Mr.John Aird 933-9184 Mrs.Claudette Limoges 481-5907 Mrs.Jane Allan 487-4791 Miss M.Loofbourow 766-3537 Mrs.Catherine Barton 481-9157 Mrs.Joan McCallum 935.8154 Mr.Douglas W.Baxter FRI 484-5397 Mrs.Joan McGuigan 489-7150 Mrs.Nora Bernier 481-8687 Mrs.Elizabeth Paul 481-9915 Mrs.Joyce Cabott 935-5540 Mrs.Nicole Powell 487-6069 Mrs.Joan Colby | 935-8625 Mrs.Dorothy Raich 482-4793 Mrs.Margaret Evans 932-6329 Mr.Mark Rost 738-3796 Mrs.Sally Hallows 200 931-6571 Mr.Bob Seltmann 932-0064 Mrs.Valerie Kyle \u2018 737-6911 Mrs.G.Strous , 487-2907 Mrs.Barbara Ferguson 488-8423 Mrs.Joan Sutherland 486-8115 Mrs.Eva Klein 481-3530 Mr.Aubrey Wassyng 937-6674 Mrs.Josephine Lantier 932-0567 Mrs.Ruth Mary Lewis 932-6257 Royal Trust 4145 Sherbrooke St.W.932-1112 The following building permits .were issued at city hall during the past week: \u2018 March 20 A141 Sherbrooke.sixth floor: for A.Cresco by Stuer Decor Inc.and Plomberie Bellemare Inc., alterations and plumbing, $4,500; 1166 Dorchester: for A.Kuhlman by P.A.Boileau Inc., conversion of oil furnace to gas, $700; 4168 Dorchester: for A.Kuhlman by P.A.Boileau Inc., conversion of oil furnace to gas, $700.FOR LUMBER © AND PLYWOOD FOR Je LYE RUTHERFORDS 932-7161 a LIL COMPANY LIMITED § 280 Levis Street .¢ .ADIAN ommu, 1 = *CNA 4 THE Examiner Making not just your house but ail of Westmount your heme WESTMOUNT Published Every Thursday by J.W.Sancton & Sons Lid., 4630 St.Catherine Street West, Westmount, P.Q.H3Z2W6 Editorial, Accounting, Circulation, Display Advertising Departments 932-3157 Classified Advertising, 8.30 a.m.to 5 p.m.weekdays (To 8:00 p.m.Mondays and Tuesdays) 931-7511 The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devotèd to public service.Carrier and mail subscriptions $6.50 per year : $3.50 half year ; 2 years S12.25; 3 years, $17.50.Fifteen cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Community Newspapers Association, Quebec Community Newspapers Association.Second class mail registration number 1760 4 - Thursday, March 27, 1975 .; ao | ee \u201c PEAR 5 WwW | S a = VERIFIED Bl ciRcuLaTion PAID MUC police pensions in trouble THERE is a whole range of problems and outright disadvantages in island-wide police integration.Many of these, foreseen [rom suburban vantage points, loom larger every day.Even the most casual local citizen- observer notes them.More and more of the familiar faces of Westmount officers and men disappear.More and more clean-cut, young men, wearing the badges and insignia of the City of Montreal with which they graduated from the police school\u2014 welcome but nonetheless strangers to Westmount\u2014are seen in the blue and white MUC patrol cars.Not only are they relative strangers, lacking the usual familiarity with local places and people.The whole demeanor of the police presence seems to have changed.The edge seems to be off the friendly, benevolent but purposeful side of police work as seen by the public here, which Westmounters once insisted upon and which they had come to expect.Citizens did not require the statistics recently published to be able to tell that motor patrolling was off sharply, let alone that foot patrols had become nonexistent.Too often the uniformed man behind the wheel seems more intent upon conversing with his partner than taking in the scene outside his vehicle: people on the sidewalks, passing cars and trucks\u2014.whatever their speed\u2014and the many situations which once were noted and, wherever necessary, acted upon.Indeed, more than the coming of the Montreal Urban Community Police to the Westmount community, the coming of the Montreal Policemen\u2019s Brotherhood is the most evident change.It is personified by the union requirement of two constables in every car\u2014instead, as heretofore, the greater coverage which was provided by two cars for most every incident.For the citizen, and for the Westmount administration which once was able to take great pride in the policing of our city, the two-man union rule probably has been the most retrograde step, with both seen and unseen disadvantages, to stem from the unfortunate legislation \u2018which spread Montreal practices throughout the island.+ + + ANOTHER problem of the monaslithic \u201c police force, noted from the beginning at city hall, has been swept under the rug.It now appears to be coming home to roost.The primary excuse for creating of the MEANWHILE, MUC force was somehow to meet the financial problems- for the City of Montreal arising out of their police strike and its settlement.Successive MUC budgets since have been evidence that the stratagem succeeded insofar as loading the suburbs with the central city\u2019s costs.But even this did not solve a major grievance: the state of the Montreal policemen\u2019s pension scheme.Generous on the surface in the benefits it appeared to bestow on the men, the pension plan was then and still is more promise than plan.It in fact always has been an actuary\u2019s nightmare and a financial manager's despair.It is not a properly-funded scheme and, in fact, the City of Montreal is deeply in debt to the multi-million-dollar fund.Many of the suburbs, on the other hand, have soundly-established pension arrangements, providing the men full security.Westmount is one such city.To be sure, there are other municipalities - which provided little or nothing for their men\u2019s fetirement.However, the problem foreseen by Westmount was the integration of all the various schemes extant on the island.This simply has not been tackled, not even by Director Daigneault in his plan for utilizing the human and material police resources of the community.And it appears to have had only desultory attention in negotiations with the brotherhood.The men are out to change that\u2014at least, the Montreal men as well as those who joined the force from municipalities who \u201cprior to negotiation had inferior or no plans at all.And this could: spell trouble ahead, the very kind of trouble which brought the MUC force into being in the first place.+ + + integration of the force continues.Last week more shuffles of people took place: Director Daigneault continued to implement his plans despite the fact that they have not had official sanction beyond the\u2019 MUC security council.This \u2018While the law clearly requires that there be approval by the municipalities concerned as well as the Quebec Police Commission.- To us this signifies continuing contempt for the local -civil authority\u2014quite in keeping, of course, with the spirit of the MUC Police legislation which itself expresses that same contempt.Which is precisely what recent agreement between the Conference of Suburban Mayors and the provincial government was supposed to be all about and intended to correct.Lawyer defends his punctuality Sir: À few weeks ago you weré back on your favourite subject of blaming the legal profession for the lack of punctuality at Board of Revision hearings.1 doubt if members of the profession were particularly irked by your comments, as you suggested they had been; rather I think they would be disappointed that (1) yo® were using important space in your editorial column to protest what had simply been an unfortunate personal experience for you and (2) that you had not first checked all the facts.__ Ido not know the exact numbers, but the \u2018members of the legal -profession on the Board of Revision are definitely a minority.Most of the members of the Board are either engineers or former assessors.Of the minority who come from the legal profession, some are notaries rather than lawyers.I think that you will find that the ordinary courts (which are presided over by former lawyers) with rare exceptions are quite punctual.Robert J.Cowling 459 Strathcona avenue WESTMOUNT H3Y 2X2 (Editor's note: Busy persons hanging around courts waiting for cases to be heard may or may not be .glad to read Mr.Cowling\u2019s assurances.With regard to the real estate assessment revision board, the tribunal of which we twice complained, we were assured that one of the members sitting on the bench before us was, in fact, a lawyer.And apart from our own ire over the slovenliness, we were encouraged to complain as we did by the experienced lawyer who had us subpoenaed, in the first instance, as a witness.) Dr.Goldbloom clarifies Bill 94 Sir: In a recent issue I noted a reference to Bill 94, which created a pension plan for mayors and councillors in all cities and towns, as having passed only first reading in the National Assembly (The Examiner, Jan.23).If I may be permitted to rectify this point, all three readings were adopted before adjournment and the plan is now in effect It is entirely voluntary, each municipal council being free to adopt a resolution of participation, and then each member of council being free individually to signify in writing his or her intention to invest in the fund, the municipality then making its contribution.A minimum of eight years of service are required, and the amount of each pension will be determined by the investment performance of the contributions, although a reasonable minimum has been set.It is thus expected that the fund will be protected from going into a deficit position.The law is retroactive to 1972; that is to say that anyone with a minimum of eight years of service who was in office at that time is eligible to buy back a maximum of eight years and receive a pension accordingly.Contributions, as you indicate in your article, are based on remuneration, which in turn is based on the population of the municipality.Prior to the adoption of this law, the Cities and Towns Act limited pensions to municipalities of more than 50,000 population, but a number of smaller ones have had plans created by private bills.Before closing, I should like to express my warm appreciation for your.generous editorial on my initiative in calling the Hom.Kevin .~~ Drummond says.mayors together and \u2018inviting them to undertake with me a complete review of the Montreal - Urban Community and related bodies.This work is now moving ahead, a task force hgving been set up of which 1 have personally assumed the chairmanship.The suburban municipalities have created two committees of their own in relation to this task force, one on finance and the other on structures, and it is our common hope to arrive at conclusions by early summer.Hearings of the Parliamentary Committee on Municipal Affairs will also be held to consider the Hanigan report.Victor C.Goldbloom, M.D.Minister of Municipal Affairs and of the Envifonment.Te Westway wnt Lxaminer Ir iudrcine 2.Lranvee Fo bor Thirty-five Years Ago March 21, 1940 \u201cSpeaking in support of R.S.White, Antoine- Westmount in the forthcoming federal- Conservative candidate in St.election, Hon.R.J.Manion, national Conservative leader, urged a gathering in Victoria Hall Tuesday night to return the veteran Parliamentarian to Ottawa.\u2018I need him there to advise me and I believe he will receive the greatest majority of his career when the electorate of this division go to the polls on Tuesday.He will be a credit to you,\u2019 Dr.Manion declared.\u201d Twenty-five Years Ago March 24, 1950 \u201cWe hope Mr.Stalin is not listening, because if so, he might decide to switch to mice from the atomic and H.bombs as a means to disrupt the placid life in West- mount.A tiny mouse which suddenly made its appearance in the midst of a military whist party being held in Victoria Hall on Friday night, soon had the place in an uproar.Two hundred and fifty screaming - women sought refuge on chairs and tables, to get as far off the floor as possible, whilst Mr.Mouse surveyed the scene with disdainful eye.Fifteen Years Ago March 25, 1960 \u201cRecently released minutes of an executive meeting of the.Westmount Municipal Association, \u2018held at Victoria Hall March 8, ifidicate their president, John Harper, discussed with Mayor J.C.Cushing the possibility of a representative of the association attending the general large ~ committee meetings of City Council.The.minutes state the suggestion was made recently to Mayor Cushing that the association president attend the private general committee meetings to be able to better discuss major issues which might .arise at association executive meetings.\u201d - Five Years Ago \u201cMarch 26, 1970 \u201cThree candidates are in the field for the April 29 provincial general election.The present member, Liberal J.Richard Hyde, has not as yet been named.Surprise entry- in this ultra-non-nationalist constituency is a standard-bearer for the ultra-nationalist Parti Quebecois, management consultant Pierre De- Broux.Selected last night for presentation to a Social Credit nominating convention here was Robert S.Morgan.Standing for thc National Union government party will be Wesley H.Bradley, QC.\" 36-year-old EE msm.Cn.tt ar Mt ee ame \u2014\u2014_-, Ô + ae Pe amet ATMA.Mu tte\u201d ta apte Ve New WMA committee to study zoning The Westmount Municipal Associafion established a committee Tuesday night to review the proposed city zoning by-law amendments{ and to prepare a brief for submission to city authorities.The WMA advisory council authorized the committee to make suggestions that will ensure more green spaces, pedestrian accesses, repairs to buildings and defaced development of vacant lots.\u201cI suggest that you look at the way land is developed now and from that, discourage any of the proposals that may lead to bad development,\u201d one WMA member advised.Particular WMA attention focused on the proposed roadway between Wood and Gladstone avenues connecting St.Catherine street and Dorchester boulevard.There was no straw vote on whether the WMA would support the extension of Wood avenue\u2014immediately west of the Royal Bank development\u2014or the extension of Gladstone avenue, still further west.Some members felt that other proposals such as pedestrian-only access between Dorchester and St.Catherine also should be considered.Members expressed general pleasure with the proposals for improvement of Greene avenue, but some felt that the proposals did not go far enough in dealing with the problem of vacant lots.Members expressed general pleasure with the proposals for Unclothed Clothing valued at $400 was stolen from a locker at 52 Academy road which was broken into some time between 9 pm last Tuesday and 2 pm Sunday.\" The Westmount Examiner, Thursday.March 27, 1975 improvement of Greene avenue, allow for conversion of large but some felt that the proposals houses below Cote St.Antoine did not go far enough in dealing road into two-family dwellings.Details of the WMA discussion Disagreement developed in will appear in next week's with the problem of vacant lots.discussion of the proposal to Examiner.Garda Alarms A DIVISION OF GARDA SECURITY SERVICES LTD THE INTEGRITY COMPANY A first-rate Garda Alarm System installed in your home is probably a lot simpler and less costly than you think Residential and commercial alarms \u2014 burglary and fire.Grade AA central station monitor service underwriters laboratories approved Call us now at no obligation to you.Ask for our president, Dyall (Mr.Alarms\u2019) you have everything to gain and nothing to lose.Bank of Montreal Building TEL.937-7487 Suite 405, 1303 Greene Avenue Westmount, Quebec H3Z 2A7 - Read your Tax Guide.~CENTENNIAL HOUSE NO.6: The \u2018Buchanan House,\u201d 61 Rosemount avenue on the southeas! corner of Rosemount and Rosemount crescent, makes up part of one of the first settled areas of Westmount but still has a lovely garden in a nice lot behind the building.Reports are the house recently went on sale for a com: fortable $150,000, though this cannot be confirmed by registrations made available to The Examiner.Further information on this or any other century-old houses in Westmount would be appreciated, in writing please, c-o The Examiner, and will be passed on to the Westmount Historical Society and city authorities.Upcoming centennial houses will include the greystone at 62 Rosemount avenue, directly opposite this one, and Architect Michael Fish\u2019s residence at 39 Cote St.Antoine road (which is more than 150 years old).Levac & Michaud Electric e 110-220 - entry e Heating Systems e e Stove & Dryer Installation e e All Electrical Work e e By Hour or Contract e 110 St.Philippe Montreal H4C 277 489-0780 evenings: 931-3290 Windsor, Nova Scotia A Maritime Favorite This 3-storey Colonial white clapboard cottage has 4 good sized bedrooms, ground floor den, 2 sun rooms and ground floor powder room.Windsor is the beginning of the Annapolis Valley, home of Edgehill & Kings Collegiate private schools.\\lts location is 45 miles from Halifax Center and close to Acadia University, Chester, and a skiing center.Ideal for a Halagonian commuter or a retiring couple.House in fabulous condition.For more details, please call Mrs.Susan Jessop, 871-8419 or 731-6817.Frank A.Norman & Co.Ltd.1255 Laird Boulevard Town of Mount Royal It will tell you what's new.This year the Federal Government has included many new tax benefits that are important to you because they could save you money.Your federal income Tax Guide explains them thoroughly.Let's take the Interest Income Deduction as an example.This year for the first time, if you received and reported on your income tax form interest income from many legitimate Cahadian sources, including bank deposits, bonds, mortgages and notes, you are allowed to claim as a deduction the total of the amounts up to $1,000.Your Tax Guide explains it in detail.Check Item 35.Increased Personal Exemptions is another item that has changed from last year.All it means is that the Federal Government has increased your personal exemptions to coincide with the rise in the Consumer Price Index.The new personal exemptions are printed on your income tax form.Guide Item 41 tells you more about it.Well, those are just some of the areas where it pays to follow your Tax Guide and, of course, there are others.The Federal Political Contribution Tax Credit is new as well.Guide Item 52H will tell you all about that one.This year, Family Allowance Payments are income and have to be declared as such.Check Item 7.Remember to check some of the other items listed in the Tax Guide which may entitle you to claim deductions, such as Child Care Expenses.Guide Item 33 tells you all about that one.And you may be entitled to deduct your Moving Expenses if you moved during 1974 to earn income in a new location in Canada.Check Item 34B carefully for the details.And don't forget, if you have \u2018 contributed to a Registered Retirement Savings Pian, be sure to include your receipt and deduct the allowable amount.Guide Item 29 explains it in detail.Use your Tax Guide and fill in your tax form carefully, step by step.You'll find it's not as difficult as you think.If you should have difficulties, however, District Taxation Office addresses and telephone numbers are listed onthe back page of your Guide.Tax Guide '74.How long has it been since you've read a really good book?Were making it easier to understand.i RevenveCanada Hevenu Canada Taxation Impôt Hon Ron Basford L hon Ron Basford Minister ministre 731-6817 s for Distinguished Fashions © Popular Prices Sizes: 6 to 22 490) Sherbrooke St.West, (Between Claremont & Victoria) Tel: 484-4875 Coming Events Handicraft sale Pioneer Women's Organization sale of handicrafts, April 2 to May 1, in the Cote St.Luc Shopping Center, 7105 Cote St.Luc road, Monday to Friday, 10 am to 4:30 pm, Thursday 10 am to 8:30 pm.Handknitted and crocheted garments, novelties, handicraft and giftware items and many, many more things.Beautiful gifts for Easter giving.Reasonable prices.Thursday, March 27, 1975 Girls join Junior Firefighters: International Women\u2019s Year has reached deep into the heart of the Westmount Fire Prevention Bureau.The tenth annual Junior Firefighter's course which began Monday night has enrolled girls for the first time.Not only that ; it has 37 of them, with the same number of boys.Pressure from parents, from school officials and even from the girls themselves has led to the change, Deputy Fire Chief Paul E.Motard explained, though he added that he and his department MONTREAL WEST OPERATIC SOCIETY Presents Gilbert & Sullivans\u2019 \"THE SORCERER'\u2019 and \"COX & BOX\" By A.Sullivan and F.C.Burnand at West Hill High School Auditorium 8.15 p.m.April 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th Tickets: Wed.& Thurs.$3.75 Students $2.50 Fri and Sat.all seats $4.50 Box Office Tel.733-6662 (9a.m.to5p.m.) This Easter Give A Live Gift.The Only Love That Money Can Bey! THE LARGEST SELECTION OF PURE BRED PUPPIES AND KITTENS ALL SOLDWITH HEALTH GUARANTEE Airedale Keeshond Scoftie Beagle Lhasa-Apso Sheltie (Mini-Collie) Boston Maltese Sshin-Tzu Cairn Pekingese Spaniel Chihuahua Pomeranian (Amercan cocker) Dachshund Poodle Spitz Doberman (Toy or Mini) Vizsla Fox Terrier Puli West.Highland.(Smooth or Samoyed White Terrier wire Haired) Schnauzer (Miniature) Yorkshire Terrier Great Dane Any other breed can be ordered 2226 Guy Street - Tel: 931-2048 Why Not?had been thinking of making the change for quite some time.He said, though, that the 12 weeks of evening classes at the fire station, in a male-oriented environment, had made them wary of including girls.This year, he and the fire inspectors had finally said (with a bit of prodding, perhaps, from posters, literature and publicity), \u201cWhy not?\u201d The course, designed for 11 to 14-year-olds, teaches the youths what a fire is, what to do in case of a fire, how to guard against it, and how to carry out evacuation and rescue procedures.There are also lectures on rudimentary electronics, architecture and engineering.Deputy Chief Motard and Capt.-Insp.William Timmons started the course in 1965 and have received provincial, national and even international recognition for the quality instruction.Past courses have been offered to between 45 and 50 boys.\u201cWe're pleased to have the girls in the course,\u2019\u2019 Deputy Chief Motard said, pointing out that the only time girls had received any instruction from him was six or seven years ago when he offered a one-evening training course to a group of baby-sitters.; The Fire Prevention Bureau is thinking of offering an adult course next year if citizen interest is shown.Collard to speak Edgar Andrew Collard, historical writer for the Montreal Gazette, will speak on \u2018\u2018West- mount\u2019s development as a _ suburb\u201d at a meeting of the Westmount Historical Society next Wednesday.Joins society Miss Alexandra.C.Terfloth, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.B.Terfloth, 14 Sunnyside Avenue,\u201d has pledged fo Delta Delta Delta sorority at St.Lawrence University.Miss Terfloth is a member of the freshman class at St.Lawrence.Fur trapped A fur coat, value about $900, \u2018was stolen from an apartment in Hillside House, 4400 St.Catherine street west, to which entry had been gained via the balcony door some time between 8 am Friday -and 9 pm Sunday.Cards, Gifts Wedding & Social Announcements 1308 Greene Ave.932-3721 (Corner de Maisonneuve) Anstice elected library chief D.Roy Anstice of Montreal was elected president of the Mechanics\u2019 Institute of Montreal, which runs the Atwater Library, at its 135th annual meeting March 10 at the library.Other officers elected include Norman English, honorary president; T.G.Anglin, vice president; John Gardiner, 400 Kensington avenue, treasurer: and K.E.McNamara, honorary secretary.There was a substantial increase in the number of books circulated during the past year, it was reported at the meeting, though the wide variety of films and reading sessions offered for children during the year were poorly-attended.Grants from the provincial government and the City of Montreal, added to private donations, helped maintain the library\u2019s public services throughout the year.Beauty uncloaked A coat was stolen from the cloak room -of\\ the Maxime Beauty Salon in Alexis Nihon Plaza some time between 1 and 2 pm Saturday.For All sions EPICURE AND FRUIT BASKETS from GORDON'S EPICUREAN GIFTS CO.\u201cGourmet Gifts for Gracious Giving\u201d 141 St.Pierre St.Delivery, of course - just call 288-3987 Leavitt elected RCS president Ralph S.Leavitt of 3016 St.Sulpice road just outside West- mount, was elected the new president of the Montreal branch of the Royal Commonwealth Society at its annual meeting Feb.26, while W.L.Forster, CBE, of 61 Summit crescent, was elected chairman of the council.Mr.Leavitt succeeds Maj.George A.Norman as president.P.Lindsay Hall, 494 Lans- downe avenue, is a patron of the society.Maple Leaf awards dinner The 25th anniversary dinner and awards night of 306 (Maple Leaf) Wing, RCAF Association of Canada, is being held next Saturday night, April 5, in the Officers\u2019 Mess, Canadian Armed Forces Base at St.Hubert.Tickets may be obtained by telephoning Mr.Arthur R.Clibbon at 484-6550 or 306 (Maple Leaf) Wing at 933-0179.HAMILTON-HUNTER LIMITED 5012 OUEST, RUE SHERBROOKE ST.WEST - WESTMOUNT, QUE.FINE FURNITURE / MEUBLES DE QUALITE DECORATIVE-ACESSORIES / ACESSOIRES DECORATIFS GIFTS, LAMPS, ETC./CADEAUX, LAMPES, ETC.INTERIORS / INTERIEURS (514) 482-7612 \u2018 ~ \\ 487-7330 Send the FTD This Easter send the Both Happy-.HappyNest, a rattan Nest selections basket filled with feature the Extra lovely spring x f Touch of a ging- flowers.Or the PN Rk ) ham bow and an HappyNest 11, if ~ 38 WN Vo MRÉ(/A adorable Easter you'd prefer to SNS \\ TEX\" a Bunny.Call or \u2018send a sump- À) A a A7 visit us today.We tuous array of PS Eee VA RE deliver almost green plants.CHRRMS [iad anywhere.Near Grey Ave.Pinkerton\u2019s Greenhouse & Flower Shop L1d., Rosemére.5127 Sherbrooke St.W.® .Zoning.Continued from page one between Lansdowne and Victoria worried over the fact that a 6- storey height limitation for residential buildings will be maintained, thus allowing apartment-building developers to assemble land in the district.The city has proposed limiting the street between Redfern and Melville avenues, on the east side of Westmount Park, to one- and two-family dwellings.On Prince Albert avenue south of de Maisonneuve, lack of new proposals would mean that the present zoning allowing for apartments and offices up to 16 storeys would be maintained.The street\u2019s proximity to the planned Metro station has many residents fearful that the area might be developed to its maximum.Happy with St.Cath plan pe ® | ©) \"Most citizens seemed happy, on the other hand, with the proposed zoning changes along the west end of St.Catherine street to allow or commercial development there, though one expressed concern that a six-storey height limitation might discourage much of that development.Mr.Nourse noted the existence of a *\u2018very unusual sort of oasis in Weredale Park,\u201d and pointed out that the grassy spaces between Weredale and St.Stephen's church would be defended, despite the proposal to allow for an eight-storey office building on that part of the land, fronting on Atwater avenue.He explained that if any new building were to be constructed on the Weredale side of the small zone, for example where the Children\u2019s Service Centre now stands, it would be restricted to three storeys, according to the proposal.Some citizens still worried that the higher building might overpower the now-placid Weredale Park.Some people felt the zoning proposal to allow nine-storey buildings along St.Antoine and Selby streets might threaten the residential property there, even though the city has clearly stipulated it wishes to deferid the area's central block between Brooke and Greene avenues, which is entirely residential now.Still, the possibility of a six- storey development within that ~ block had some people slightly worried.Some of those at the meeting wanted the city to extend Wood avenue through to Clandeboye avenue, while others favored the extension and improvement of Gladstone avenue to provide an artery between Dorchester .boulevard and St.Catherine street.The choice was left open 7 by the architectural and planning QEH appointment Announcing the election of Miss May Blandford as president of the Women's Auxiliary of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.commission, which sought citizen input before-making a recommendation.The exhibit of the proposed changes is now on display at city hall, and small books describing the proposals are available at the Westmount Public Library.Briefs are expected from various citizen groups, but individual citizens have been encouraged to study the proposals and submit private thoughts or briefs to the city.Three breaks Thieves tried three times, once successfully, to break into apartments on various floors at.4300 de Maisonneuve boulevard, each time through balcony windows; all of the break-ins were reported to police at about noon on Monday.In the one apartment to which entry was gained, nothing appears to have been stolen.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 27, 1975 7 Easy to get to: restaurant French a i: RR 0 uRY À arue FLE 70 104 vations asd Metropolitan blvd.to Christophe Colombe = Reach out and touch them this Easter.Send the FTD % HappyNest.A basketful of colourful Spring flowers or, if you'd rather, lovely green plants.set in a quaint double-handled rattan basket.even a whimsical little Easter Bunny.to show all those special people.that you care, you remember.\u2014 Sending the FTD HappyNest™ couldn't be easier.Just call or visit your nearby FTD Florist.Remember, he can send your gifts almost anywhere, Usually available $ 00* ,Ç for less than : the FTD way.HappyNest II, planted, usually available for less than $1 950° Send them early.Supplies may hecome limited.As an independent businessman, each FTD Member Florist sets his own prices.9 \\ ey A DEEP STEAM Do-it-Yourself \u2018NOW you can RENT a \u2018unit [light and easy fo handle], and save up to 80%! For pick-up and dellv- ery please call: PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIETE A VENDRE a, $ CFE EA: 8 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 27, 1975 A CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SF ss SAN \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 931-7511 SS = = 10 Words °1.% 10 cents each additional word For best service phone your ads early - regular deadline Wednesday 2:00 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.Lo Advertisements not paid for in advance of publication are subject t0 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.33 ROOM & BOARD WANTED CHAMBRE ET PENSION DEMANDEES - WORK WANTED-MALE POSITION DEMANDEE HOMME G Boarding Home | REAL ESTATE FOR RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE, IN CONFIDENCE, FOR SALE Roval Trust THE SIGN THAT SELLS Res.931-6571 \\- WITH CONFIDENCE: CAS 2 Sally Hallows Specializing in the West End Royal Trust Company | Needed For 17 year old girl Catholic Family and Children\u2019s Service Call: 933-7381 local 149 36 CARS FOR SALE AUTOS A VENDRE FALCON 66, 6 cylinder, automatic Mechanically perfect.New brakes.New tires.Call 334-4498.> Please contact CARS WANTED AUTOS DEMANDEES Will buy Westmount Lower level, above Sherbrooke, 4 bedrooms, cross-hall plan, open fireplaces, playroom, 2 car garage.Private sale.$85,000.Call 937-0256.PROPERTY WANTED PROPRIETE DEMANDEE Spring Sale Now Is The Time! We have many serious clients looking for properties.Information in French or English.\u2018In confidence with confidence\u2019\u2019 Please call: MRS.GEORGETTE STROUS 932-1112 \u2014 Res.: 487-2907 Royal Trust Co.BROKERS Roslyn School Area Family relocating requires 4 bedroom home.Summer occupancy.Willing to pay from ,000.\u2014 $100,000.all cash.All calls confidential.MRS.PAT THOMSON 482-3994 \u2014 487-3400 Royal Trust Co.BROKERS ASSUME PAYMENTS 40 Acre Ariz Sunshine Ranch Original Price $12,000.Now can be yours by paying only 2 of the back payments of $89 with balance of $10,762 due.Good Soil- Location-Roads-Shallow Good Water-Near Navajo, Ariz.Near Nat.Parks-Fishing-Hunting.Call Collect 602-947-8011.Used cars Off: 932-1112 In good J Condition APARTMENTS TD LET CASH 21 APPARTEMENTS À LOUER 932-3237 TRAILERS ROULOTTES 38 Bonin Street West-End St.Laurent 3'2 all equipped.Call 331-0278.Camping Trailer \u201cTrillium\u2019\u2019, Fibreglass, 13 feet.Weighs 950 pounds, sleeps 4, equipped with propane gas stove, Refrigerator, toilet.$1,600.Call 484-0592.HOUSES 10 LET MAISONS A LOUER 23 46 HELP WANTED FEMALE FEMMES FKLES DEMANDEES Karen Brent Full or Part time.Sell fashion jewellery at home previews.No investment.For full details call Mrs.Jones.620-0478.Summer Rental 1975 to 1976 Westmount above Sherbrooke.Large house, attractively furnished, Oak floors, 2 fireplaces, garden.Reasonable for 1 HANDYMAN available Experienced and reliable.Call 932-5291.DOMESTIC HELP WANTED AIDE DOMESTIQUE DEMANDE 53 Woman Wanted in T.M.R.Business couple looking for responsible, experienced woman, fo care for 14 year old baby.Live in, own quarters.Good salary.Cheerful home 342.2678.Housekeeper Experf housekeeper and cook required.Mother frequenfly not home, 2 school girls, live in, private room, bath, T.v., children attend summer camp, char kept.Excellent salary and time off.486-0366.FEMME de menage demande travail $17.Appeler 387-9119.57 MATURE baby sitter available afternoons.$2 per hour.Dogs welcome.Write Box 444, C-O Weekly Adservice 4630 St.Catherine St.West, Westmount H3Z 2W6 DOMESTIC WORK WANTED TRAVAIL DOMESTIQUE DEMANDE BARY SITTERS AVAILABLE GARDIENNES DISPONIBLES 68 FOR SALE CLOTHING & FURS A VENDRE VETEMENTS ET FOURRURES 0 I) Ny La Boutique Fantasque PARIS ORIGINALS YOU CAN AFFORD Ladies would you like to wear a smart Spring coat, + well cut, in a good fabric, _priced within your budget?- Come And See Us - We specialize in better quality ladieswear, SLIGHTLY WORN.If you are lucky you might even find an original Chanel, Dior, or St.Laurent.Whether you are looking for clothes, with flair, originality, or basic styles, we can help you.Many of the garments are imports, haute couture models or bear Canadian better labels.Whether you need dresses for playing bridge, working, sportswear for your outdoor activities or evening wear, - for small parties, weddings or formal balls, you will be amazed af the selection.Also available: garments.Cruise Wear, leather and suede La Boutique Fantasque 2155 Mountain Street 288-3655 61 FOR SALE LIVING ROOM FURNITURE A VENDRE- MOBILIER DE SALON (64 FOR SALE-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS A VENDRE - WSTRUMENTS DE MUSIQUE FOR SALE-GENERAL A VENDRE - GENERAL LIVING room furniture: French Provincial, (gold), 2 pieces; 3 tables; 2 lamps; the lot $300.484.3047.- FOR SALE-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS À VENDRE- INSTRUMENTS DE MUSIQUE | MODERN Piano.Apartment size.Excellent condition.Private sale.334-3460.'KNABE Baby grand piano length 60 inches, light wood.Excellent condition $2,500.Call 486.2402.responsible tenant.Call 931.7482.27 OWELLING WANTED LOGEMENT DEMANDE 46 HELP WANTED FEMALE FEMMES FILLES DEMANDEES Doctor With young family \u2018\u2018one daughter 5 months old\u2018 recently returned from U.K.Sabbatical requires é'2 to 8 room lower duplex with garden unless near Park.in Eastern N.D.G., lower Westmount or near Montreal General Hospital.May Ist.occupancy or earlier.References upon request.Call 937-4874.30 ROOMS TO LET CNAMBRE A LOUER WIDOW senior room Snowdon Westmount.7736.citizen seeks D.G.References.684.CARS FOR SALE AUTOS A VENDRE 36 Office.Cadillac Fleetwood 1965 .Good condition.Fully equipped.Air conditioning, power steering, brakes, locks, windows, etc.Real leath :r interior.AM.FM stereo.Low mileage.\u2019 Original cost $12,500.Asking price $1,500.Call 488-7256.Royal Trust ( SECRETARY/ RECEPTIONIST We have an immediate opening for A Bilingual Receptionist with English Steno for our Westmount Savings Qualified candidates please contact: MRS.S.876-7660 READ A-1 Piano Agency 5190 Queen Mary Ra.Suite 3 Pianos for sale or rent [with option to 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 Three Spruce Antiques 482 Beaconsfield Blvd.697-0760 PRIVATE sale.Silver; Antique chestertield; chairs; tables.486.9266 for appointment.GREEN COTTAGE Antiques and Handicrafts 16981 _Gouin Blvd.St.Genevieve It's a Spicy Sale! MONTH OF MARCH ONLY \u2014Choose from over 200 spices \u2014Bring your own containers \u2014Mix and match as you please \u2014Any 5 ozs.for $1.25 at: N LE QUAI 74C Ste.Anne St.Ste.Anne de Believue 457-9270 [Closed Mondays) è- The Folk Shop The store where you can expect the unexpected.A non-profit outlet for senior citizens\u2019 handicraft.Come and see for yourself: Afghans - Quilts - Pottery Handmade Dolls and Puppets - Shawls - Hostess Aprons - Toys - Ponchos - Wrap-around skirts - Wool hats - Scarves - Slippers - Paintings.- Kitchen Boutique Items.Orders Taken you name it and we shall try to make it.4711 Van Horne Avenue 738-8360 St.pect out- ts - oys - rts - rs - pique kraft.ALUMINUM MAINTENANCE FREE estimate: Aluminum Windows, Sliding Doors, Patio Doors, Alcan Siding CAYOUETTE DISTRIBUTOR Call Mr.Chaillot 326-2100 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 to: B.Kopland 425 Harris St.Montreal 379, Que.CARPENTRY CARPENTER specialist in kitchens, bathrooms, bars, restaurants.Reasonable rates.Call 937-2241 after 8 pm.PLAY ROOMS, balconies, Ar.borite counter tops.Good prices.Free Estimates.Call Jim 691.4740.KITCHEN cabinets.Renovations.Free Estimates.-Excellent workmanship.Call 651.6941.CARPENTRY KITCHENS Our Speciality Fair prices - Good references Free estimates - Call anytime 487-1947 HOMESTEAD RENOVATIONS DEMENAGEMENT GROS Camion.Completement equippe.Assure.Appeler John Gray 365-7440.INCOME-TAX \u2014 INCOME Tax Returns.Your home $5.Call Roger 932-8772.INCOME Tax Preparation.Short $4.General $10.Rental and small business $5.extra.Call 767-4193 after 5 pm.MAINTENANCE Call Marcel 931-7881 Home maintenance.Renovation.Residential \u2014 Commercial Woodwork \u2014 Painting \u2014 Plastering \u2014 \u2014 Cement \u2014 Roofing Free Estimates FLOORS stripped, waxed.Also hardwood floors, walls, windows and carpets washed.Call 684.0068.LOWEST prices.\u2014 Interior painting.\u2014 Washing walls \u2014 Ceilings.Free estimates.Work guaranteed.Roger 932.8772 or 932-2442.7 GENERAL REPAIRS G.M.Enterprises Home Renovations Playrooms; Offices; Balconies; Concrete walls.Commercial, industrial, Residential.389-0779.MOVING & CARTAGE Movers Need some things moved?Big or small.Reasonable.482-3184.MOVING & CARTAGE RAMSAY Moving\u2014Cartage Storage Local and long distance.484-1469 \u2014 484-1565 MOVING Somewhere?Grad.Student.Trucks available.Reliable.Professional.Eft- ticiency with care.Insured.Reasonable rates.John.481.6401.BOOK now! Grad student \u2014 Trucks available.Reliability, professionalism, efticiency, unquestionable.Insured.Low low rate.Tim 481.6385.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 27, 1975 - 9 FOR SALE GENERAL À VENDRE GENERAL 77 WANTED TO PURCHASE ON DEMANDE WHIRLPOOL bath, portable, tits any size bathtub.Brand new.Must sell.Call 738-0535 Peter Blyth.COMPLETE bedroom set; living room sofa and chair; carpets.Excellent condition.Cail 738-4901 after 5 pm.H.O.train on 4 x 8 table nice lay out with trestles, etc.engines, 18 cars, extra parts and tracks.Call 486-8143.DINING room set; bedroom set, stereo; coffee table; and many other items, as result of having sold home and moving to apartment, Call 484.6287 after 5.30 p.m.or Saturday March 29 all day.\u2018Organic Fertilizer (Horse Manure) $3.per 50 Ibs.bag.Delivered.Call evenings 484-8803.LARGE truck.Fully equipped.Insured.Call John Gray 365-7440 or 481-1138.PAINTING & DECORATING G.W.Little Interior & Exterior PAINTING and DECORATING Wallpapering, Carpentry, etc.489-5195 PHOTOGRAPHY Wedding Photography Quality pictures by experienced photographer.Reasonable rates.Call 636-9621.PLASTERING Expert Plasterer Cement.Drywall.Tile repair.Chimney repairs.Top pointing.Call A.Jubinville, 767.4902 and \u2018 767.1773.ELECTRICIAN Reasonable 737-7464 ELECTRICIAN ALL KINDS OF ELECTRICAL WORK Heating \u2014 220 Wiring Good quality Installation Free Estimates - also Neon and Plastic Sign Repairs 737-5273 ROOFING we top them all.SHINGLES m FLAT DECKS ® BONDED ROOFER m BRICK WORK mB CHIMNEYS | SODFINs- CANNY SERVICE » 484- 0646 PLUMBING & HEATING Plumbing \u2014 Heating \u2014 Digging Commercial \u2014 Residential = Industrial WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.206 Olivier Ave.Westmount 935-1189 SABLAGE DE PLANCHER Sablage de Plancher Vieux planchers Remis à neuf \u2014Sablage \u2014Finitions plastique ~Ouvrage garantie Fernand Cloutier 321-1069 J DESK Knee-hole, light wood, solid construction, 8 drawers, 44 X 19; Khalabar rug 9 x 12 (Robin's Egg blue); dinette set white arborite oval table extends to 70, 4 upholstered chairs (tangerine) etc.484.6370.CHESTERFIELD and chair; desk.Excellent condition.Call 488.1058 after 6 pm.Contents of Apartment For Sale Sotas; chairs; tables: bedroom set, with twin beds; lamps; dishes; etc.1120 Bernard West.apartment 21.Outremont 274.1370.CHESTERFIELD, excellent condition with extra slip cover; 2 exclusive china lamps.Call 935.2281.WRINGER washing machine, 2 single beds; floor polisher Best offer.486.2697 week days after 6 p.m.and week-ends 9 to 5 pm.CHINESE Teak cabinet,\u2019 carved design on door shelves inside, 2 drawers outside, height 55-inches width 21 inches.$550.Call 486- 2402.SOFA and armchair.Call 487- 3139.ELECTROHOME Organ, Breton model with Rythm-Master and bench; dog travelling cage, used only once, size 24 inches deep, 21 inches high, 15 inches wide.Call 482-5212.68 FOR SALE-CLOTHING & FURS A VENDRE \u2014 VETEMENTS ET FOURRURES USED FUR COATS, jackets, collars.$50., $35., $25., $10.Lease expires April -25th Boutique Aux Trouvailles 2020 Mountain Street.849.1561.77 WANTED TO PURCHASE ON DEMANDE Piano Wanted 488-1939 \u201cMilitary Items Cash for: War souvenirs; Weapons; Medals; Badges; etc.Collector.486.7665.Pianos Wanted 272-8285 274-5934 ROOFING OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME LACHINE Rene Guitard, Mar.637-2308 ; 24 Hour Service 2 WANTED: Potter's wheel.Call after 6 (Sue) 489 8318.WANTED: All kind of furniture over 40 years, china, chan deliers, etc.374 1224.We Pick-Up All kinds of free articles, furniture, to clear your house.667-1939 669-3911 PAINTINGS by known artists; Antiques: carpets.Steinway piano.627 0471.78 DOMESTIC PETS ANIMEAUX DOMESTIQUES BLACK and beige Terrier, Spayed and had shots.482.8162 \u201ccall after 5.30 pm.FEMALE St.Bernard dog.long hair.Gentle.18 months $100.Call 663-5279.CHOW Chow, Registered, female, Blond, 9 months.Call 484.0592.Too Late Te Classify 65 ANTIQUES ANTIQUITIES BEAUTIFUL Victorian Christening gown, hand made, $100.Collectors item.Call 933 6839.| Inventory Goods valued at $950 were stolen from an office at 164 Metcalfe avenue some time between 4:30 pm Friday and 10:40 am Saturday by thieves who forced open the back door.Included in the stolen inventory were a drill, a tool kit, an adding machine, a flashing light, a wall dimmer and a television set.Purse removed An employee's purse was taken off a chair in an office at 4115 Sherbrooke street west Monday afternoon.Police later recovered the purse in a men\u2019s washroom, but the $33 cash had been taken from it.Coat, jewels go A fur coat and jewelry with a total value of $4,000 were stolen from 377 Roslyn avenue, police learned Monday, by thieves who broke a window in the back door to gain entry.Whirlaway A 1972 Toronado, whose driver\u201d had left the car unlocked with the keys inside in front of 4930 Sherbrooke street west, was stolen last Thursday at about 3:08 pm.: Peugeot piked A 1969 Peugeot valued at $800 vas stolen from the south side of upper street, across from the dy Memorial belveun 7 pm and 11 pm Saturday.Exported A purse containing $280 was stolen from the floor behind a n the Scottish: Import Shop, 328 V ictoria avenue, Saturday at about 2:30 pm.Hospital, \u2014\u2014 20 rame à 10 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 27, 1975 Simonize Your Car NOW ; 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Call: Richard Boakye - Tel: 487-5950 - 8:30 a.m.0 5:00 p.m.488-3312 - after 6:00 p.m.and weekends 3300 Cavendish Blvd., South of Sherbrooke Street West 4 i Largest = Montreal's els) g TT A 7 DAYS A WEEK.9 - Really sometning to see.Our Enormous Variety of HANGING BASKETS AND PLANTS What a selection! SPECIAL Passover & Easter LESS THAN su to / 3 WHAT YOU WOULD CRD 1/ 2 2 PAY ELSEWHERE! Strictly Wholesale Prices! Tropical Gardens GREENHOUSES 53 Route 132 east (old 9c) 632-1260 = DIRECTIONS: Take a left near end of Mercier Bridge to Laprairie, 132 east {old 9C).After second traffic light (approx.500 tt.), watch for sign on right.We are about 6 miles from bridge.Delson, Quebec If it doesn\u2019t have news, and if you pay for it, it\u2019s not newspaper: NEWSPAPERS DELIVER THE LOCAL STORY.\\ CANADIAN COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS ASSOCIATION REPRESENTING THE COMMUNITY PRESS OF CANADA Almost everyone can tell you what a newspaper is.In Canada it is either a daily or weekly.Nearly 80 per cent of all Canadians read a newspaper every week.They contain news about you and your town.But there are newspapers and in many places there are \u201cshoppers\u201d or \u2018\u2018tHrowaways.\u201d Some contain some news, they serve a purpose, but their primary purpose is advertising.And, they do not legally qualify under the definition of a newspaper.But what is the legal definition of a newspaper?The most common definition under postal regulations: \u2018The primary purpose of such publication is to inform the public, and it must have a paid following of readers.\u201d .Your local newspaper's prime function is to present the news .honestly and fully.That's all.They offer maximum local identification with your community.And their paid circulations are positive a proof of their merit, their influence and their being wanted in your community.Youth locks finger in door A student at St.Paul's Academy got his finger caught in the lock-shaft of a locker at the school Friday during the lunch hour.Efforts by school officials to extricate.the finger using soap and water failed, so the West- mount Fire Brigade was called to the school to remove the door from the locker.Once the door was off, firemen \" were able to pry open the shaft to get the boy's finger out.Police then took the youth to the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital for examination of his badly-bruised finger.Two autos identified as splashers Two women were splashed by passing autos within 10 minutes of each other, but in separate incidents in the west side of Westmount recently.At 11:30 am, a woman walking on the north side of de Maison- neuve boulevard east of Victoria avenue was splashed by a dark green auto.Ten minutes later, a woman walking north on Prince Albert avenue between de Maisonneuve boulevard and Somerville avenue was splashed by a Diamond taxi.Both incidents were reported to police, along with the license number of one of the vehicles.Slide-away .Two \u201c'\u2018Slide-a-Boggan\u2019 toboggans\u2014one blue and one orange\u2014were stolen from the front veranda at 466 Strathcona avenue recently.At the time of the Klondike gold rush of 1898 the population of the Yukon was about 50,000.Of those there were five Americans for every Canadian.Yes, We Have Unleaded Gas VETERAN ENTERPRISES (J.PRIMEAU) OPEN 4 Hours pp Ltd.A DAY Change of oil and filter $7.97 4 gts.: SAVE on GAS EPARGNEZ sur l'ESSENCE corner/coin 455 Rue GuySt.NoteDamew.935-7701 City of Westmount _ PUBLIC NOTICE Amendment to the Urban Renewal Programme In conformity with Articles 33 and 34 of the Quebec Housing Corporation Act (15-16 Elizabeth 11, Chapter 55), public notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Westmount at a general meeting held in the City Hall on 10th March, 1975 adopted an amendment to the Urban Renewal Programme concerning District URA.5, the area bounded approximately on the north by St.Catherine street, on the east by the eastern boundaries of the City of Westmount, on the south by a lane which is parallel to St.Catherine Street from Atwater Avenue and on the west by the projection of Wood Avenue.This amendment permits restaurants, retail outlets and service shops in the above-mentioned area.The documents forming this amendment may be consulted by all interested parties at City Hall, 4333 Sherbrooke Street, Westmount, during the normal business hours.Furthermore, interested parties may obtain at the above address one or several copies of the amendment.; Finally, those interested parties may submit, in writing; to the Quebec Housing Corporation at Building \u2018\u2019G\u2019\u2019, Parliament Buildings, Quebec City, their objections to the amendment and this not later than the 30th day of April, 1975.Given at Westmount this 11th day of March, 1975.R.B.Seaman City Clerk City of Westmount GARBAGE COLLECTION Householders are notified that there will be no garbage collection on Good Friday, March 28, 1975, nor on Easter Monday, March 31, 1975.~ ; In order to provide service, garbage will be collected as follows:- Regular Collection Day Thursday, March 27th Friday, March 28th Monday, March 31st Tuesday, April 1st Will Be Collected Wednesday, March 26th Thursday, March 27th Tuesday, April 1st Wednesday, April 2nd \"E.A.McCAVOUR, Eng.City Engineer.City of Westmount Public notice is hereby given that, in accordance with the authority granted by the Revised Statutes of Quebec, 1964, Chapter 193, Section 61, as amended, the Council of the City of Westmount elected G.I.Craig, Chartered Accountant, of 250 Clarke Avenue, Apartment 1101, to fill the office of alderman for Seat No.2 in Ward No.3, left vacant on 10th March, 1975 by Alderman D.C.MacCallum being sworn in as Mayor of the City of Westmount.\u2018 Given at Westmount this 24th day of March, 1975.St R.B.Seaman City Clerk Ico season closes: Bulls, Sabres win division titles By MARILYN CHARNESS The 1975 Westmount Recreational Hockey season has come to a close.Winners have been declared in all of the divisions.The final playoff series were particularly exciting this season, and most of the teams were fairly evenly matched.Of special interest was Saturday morning's Mosquito hockey game.The Bulls and the Mules went into the game tied up with one win apiece.The Mules had won the first game by a close 6-5 score, but the Bulls came roaring back to claim the second victory 6-1.In their sudden-death tiebreaker, the Bulls came out on top, 4-3, after two periods of overtime play.The game was an especially good one.Both teams played tight, clean hockey, with only one penalty called throughout the game.Both goalies, Matthew Lella for the Bulls and Robert Gialloreto for the Mules, played outstanding hockey.The Bulls came from behind on a goal by Angus Tucker, his first of three including the winning goal.Tucker scored with two minutes left in the final period.The two teams battled furiously through one goal-less overtime period, and finally, at 1:12 of the 2nd overtime period, Tucker scored his game winning goal.Also scoring for the Bulls was Richard Stevenson.The markers for the Mules were supplied by Charlie Cleghorn, Kevin Cripps and Ron Davison.Sabres win three straight In the Senior league, where the series was a best three out of five, the Sabres, league champions, won all three games over the Stars.The first game's score was 2-1, the second was a 2-0 shutout, and the third was an exciting 4-3 victory.In the Termite league, the Dragons won their series on March 15, 2 games to 0 over the Guards._De-amplified An amplifier and two turntables were stolen out of a Chrysler two-door hardtop parked on the P-1 level at Alexis Nihon Plaza between recently.I.and gentlemen There is no doubt We have the thinos You dream about., JOHN WATSON (Quebec) Limited W.Hartley Barber - President PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service & Quotations on request 368 VICTORIA AVE.487-1760 The Pee Wee league's Kings took their playoff series, winning both of their games.The first was a close 4-3 score over the Broncs; the second was 3-1.In the Bantam league, the Hawks played against the Bruins.Their first game was won-by the Hawks 6-1, and the second game was also a Hawk victory, but the Bruins came very close to taking that one.The final score of the winning game was 5-4, for the Hawks.In the Midget league, the Badgers took the final series by winning both of their games from the Mustangs.The first was a shutout, 4-0 for the Badgers.The seçond game was won by a slim 2- 1 score.With the closing of the hockey series, and the final ice show, comes the end of the skating season at the rink.The ice will be removed the last week in March, with the rink closing on Monday, March 31.Westmount residents can begin to look forward to the spring and summer activities.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 27, 1975 - 1 Rem 3 ae SUMMER RIDING CAMP FOR CHILDREN .2 to 4 WEEK SESSIONS BEGINNER OR ADVANCED COURSE BY mmtee © A PROFESSIONAL BILINGUAL STAFF EQUESTRIAN CLUB EQUESTHE PAMPHLET ON REQUEST RESTRICTED ENROLLMENTS - RESERVE NOW MIRABEL EQUESTRIAN CLUB 1560 COTE ST.LOUIS MIRABEL P.Q.TEL: 1-(514)-258-3728 ASK FOR JACK CHARTON \\ AMp UUAREAU In the Laurentians Established 1922 For Girls 6-15 Camp in more than swimming and games.It is friendship, appreciation, development of responsibility and independence, fun in the out-of-doors.One counsellor to every cabin of four Tents and cabins Owner-Director: Mrs.J.R.Allen Illustrated brochure 26 Lorne Avenue, Lennoxville, on request.819\u2014562-9641 [collect] P.Q.Accredited member Ont.& Que.Camping Associations HOCKEY SCHOOL at STANSTEAD COLLEGE, STANSTEAD, QUE.is already fully-booked for its final two-week session.There are some vacancies available for the first three two-week sessions \u2014 June 29 - July 12, July 13-26 and July 27 - Aug.9.A full recreation program on the beautiful Stanstead College campus has been planned for these sessions.For a FREE bilingual brochure and application form, send the attached coupon to: .Howie Meeker -c/0 Howie Meeker Summer Hockey School ! Stanstead College, Stanstead, Que.Telephone \u201410 AM - 1 PM \u2014 (819) 876-7210 7 PM - 11 PM \u2014 (819) 876-2918 Please send information on the June 29 - July 12 : July 13 - 26 (OJ: July 27 - Aug.9 [J session.Name Address THE FROG AND THE PRINCESS a colorful bilingual musical presentation by Big Time Productions brought to you daily March 24 through 29 for your Easter week entertainment! Free Easter eggs for the kids!.Show times 2:00 and 4:00 p.m.through the.week, with additional presentations Thursday and Friday nights at 7:00! Shows Saturday at 11:00 a.m.and 1:00 p.m.! Don't miss \u201cThe Frog and the Princess\u201d! And don't miss the great spring values in all Cavendish Mall stores! Don\u2019t forget The Children\u2019s House Montessori School.They will be at the Mall Thursday 20, Friday 21, and Saturday 22 of March.\\, An exciting part of your community! LADIES\u2019 AND GENTS\u2019 CUSTOM TAILOR NICK KAS.AND REPAIR ALTERATIONS 1235 Greene Ave.932-6633 Anthony\" VARIETY STORE Post Office Greeting Cards Etc.Open 8 am to 9 pm (Sunday: 11 am to 6 pm) 4500 St.Catherine St.W.(Cor.Abbott) MUCTC BUS TICKETS CLEANING Residential & Commercial B.&D.Cleaning Company 4508 St.Catherine St.W.933-1935 Buying?Selling?Callus.We're \u201cBig enough to serve you well, .Small enough to try harder!\u201d MRS.JOYCE HINDLE LICENSED BROKER RON HINDLE 8003 Sherbrooke Street West w 487-6337 w.486-2313 Member at Menirea) Mosi 6 state Baasd PLUMBING .\u2018® Residential \u2018CHRISTIE LIMITED Plumbing Service Fast - Efficient @ Commercial ©.industrial 24 Hour $ rvic | 484-2010 [5331 Sherbrooke W.AT 488-1900] RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL RENOVATIONS & REPAIRS 4202 Decarie [I AN AQUANAUT Plumbing and Heating Contractors Tel: 488-1900 Established 1919 THE M SE CE L Examiner 12 - Thursday, March 27, 1975 At Liberal meet: >| Drummond asks for more communication By DEBORAH MacNEILL Kevin Drummond, Liberal MNA for Westmount, is making an effort to communicate with his constituents on the main issues he faces in their name.Tuesday night, Mr.Drum- mond, met with 45 south West- mount party members in an open discussion which centered around his government's position on Bill 22, the Cliche Commission's inquiry of the construction industry in Quebec, public administration in the MUC, and tax equalization.Mr.Drummond presented personal opinions on his role as a representative of the riding and said, \u201cI will arrange to have meetings in any part of West- mount at any time.\u201d When asked why he had not communicated his stand on Bill 22 before he voted with his government for the acceptance of the official languages act, Mr.Drummond said, \u2018I! make speeches in the legislature, if it is not reported there is nothing I can do.\u2019 Mr.Drummond said that he finds it difficult to publish in the local news media, but has a full- time secretary in the riding, to \u201cwhom constituents can address their grievances and questions.Mr.Drummond agreed with one member of the audience that there is a malaise in the province of Quebec\u2014taxes are going up, unemployment is increasing, investment is tightening because of the chaos in the construction industry, the bureaucratic apparatus is growing out of proportion with the improvement of services in the MUC, and bilingualism is suffering because of Bill 22.\u201cThis is a problem that exists in all of Canada,\u201d he said, but told the members his government is seeking solutions.\u201cBill 22 is an act of despair,\u201d he said.\u201c1 am basically aware of the feelings in Westmount against the bill.\u201d Mr.Drummond said, however, that the legislation is an honest solution to the thorny language question and the government is not ready to change its stand at the present time.Cliche Commission malaise Another solution to the malaise Westmount break-in leads to arrest A break-in at 694 Victoria avenue on Friday led to the arrest of two 14-year-old juveniles in downtown Montreal by Station 10 police officers.Investigation into their possible implication in other crimes around Westmount and Montreal is now taking place.Trucked away A panel truck was stolen from the rear of 4865 Sherbrooke street some time between 5 pm Saturday and_midnight Sunday.in Quebec lies with the Cliche Commission's inquiry of the construction industry, Mr.Drummond said.\u201cWe hope to have solutions to all the questions raised about the construction industry\u2019 and about \u2018\u2018the power Hon.Kevin Drummond of labor trying to destroy the government with long strikes,\u201d once the commission finishes its report at the end of April.He said that cleaning.up the construction industry would curb union control and disproportionately high costs, thereby inviting more investment to the province.Legislation like Bill 65 which deals with decentralizing health, hospitals and social services have not had any practical results yet, Mr.Drummond said.While it is true the regrouping of such agencies can create boards that merely convey ministerial directives, the government is trying to democratize services to set up boards that can fight for technical services.These would outpace bureaucratic mushrooming at the administrative level, he suggested.Tax-indexing possible The government is aware that although taxes do not increase, * the rising cost of living has the same effect as increasing taxes on those who receive fixed in- \u201ccomes.The province is unable to index taxes to rising costs, Mr.Drummond said, however, but the government at least will try to index the taxes of low income groups.Since Quebeckers are hit with two income taxes, Mr.Drum- mond said he would like to equalize property taxes on a normalized basis to make things easier.Mr.Drummond pointed out that he would be appearing along with Premier Robert Bourassa and Hon.Fernand Lalonde at a mini-convention scheduled for April 27 at Marymount High School, on Cote St.Luc road just west of Westmount.Why a For future or current income, or whatever your objectives - we can help.Call or Write: - : Johan Draper, F.R.l.,\"Manager If you should be entertaining the thought of the possible sale of your home within the next year, | would be happy to discuss this with you and appraise your home at today\u2019s market value REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT?woe © Hedge against inflation oF e Income tax deferment (Interest free) ul o Attractive cash flow eo Low equity requirement 4014 St.Catherine Street West, Westmount, Quebec.H3Z 1P2.Tel:- 937-9291.ICANADA PERMANENT TRUST without obligation to you.MRS.RITA ANNE CONN 842-8251 - Res.: 937-4452 GUARDIAN TRUST COMPANY MEMBER OF THE MONTREAL REAL ESTATE BOARD \u2014_ Slate Roofs, Chimneys And\" General Home Repairs ALSO Custom-made Wreught Iron -, to your specific design Consult Lovell\u2019's Home Directory for other services - page 123 Jul Bo Construction Lid., 697-2142 James H.Macintyre Ltd.D.Gardner Pres.Plumbing & Heating Contractors Phone 482-4924-5 342.B Victoria Ave.Westmount pnd Established 1913 WESTMOUNT Pot World.Exotic Pets & Natural History Collection: SE » 4908 Sherbrooke St.West at Prince Albert q Parking off Prince Albert Tel: 484-4132 at rear of building Better electrical work, our current affair _ For industrial, commercial or residential installations, modifications, maintenance and upkeep call us at: 935-1131 Electrical Contractor.1206 Notre Dame Street West.Montreal 102 IRVINE ELECTRIC INC \\ "]