The Westmount examiner, 16 juin 1983, jeudi 16 juin 1983

[" rr A £3 Vol.LV, No.24 Making all of Westmount your home Westmount PQ, H3Z 2Y8, Thursday, June 16, 1983 25¢ \u201cCity refuses legal request for fire dispute documents THE City of Westmount has refused to provide certain documents requested June 2 by lawyers acting in behalf of the WESTMOUNT EXAMINER reporter denied regular access to the fire department, it was learned yesterday.A transcript of a tape recording of a telephone conversation also requested cannot be provided on the grounds that it was EXAMINER A WINNER 1983 US EMAITER nAD MMy C (Te Ni A THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER is a prize winner this year in the national Better Newspapers Competitions of the Canadian Community Newspapers Association.THE ExAMINER has placed second for best editorial pages among tabloid-size weeklies across the country'in the 3,500 to 4,999 circulation category.This is this newspaper's 10th major national award in recent years.Most recent previous prize was first place for best spot news photograph, in 1980.First place in the present competition, based on 1982 performance, was won by the Drayton Valley, Alta, Western Review and third place went to another Alberta newspaper, the Stony Plain Reporter.THE EXAMINER was the only Quebec weekly among this year\u2019s prize or blue-ribbon award winners, chosen from entries from the 500-plus newspapers coast to coast which are members of the association.Presentations are to be made at the annual CCNA convention, taking place this year July 27-30 in Winnipeg.\u201croutinely erased\u2019\u2019 June 1.The basis of the request to the city for the documents was under the Cities and Towns Act and was made by the law firm of Phillips & Vineberg.The response came from the city's attorneys, Bronstetter, Wilkie, Penhale, Donovan, Giroux & Charbonneau.The letter of request was sent to the city clerk before the last council meeting on behalf of THE EXAMINER's reporter, Laureen Sweeney.(Full texts of the two letters are page 5.) Pateras report sought.Among documents requested were copies of minutes of certain council or general committee meetings, as well as a copy of a report made by Bruno Pateras, QC.This was the report later revealed publicly by Mayor Donald Continued on page two Neighbor spots break-in attempt Two men were spotted by a neighbor attempting to break into a house on Roslyn avenue last Thursday afternoon, police said.Then the men apparently spotted the neighbor and made offin a hurry.A window measuring eight by 12 inches was found broken in the front door, police said.Whatever the weather.Italian NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER By Capt.Eric Neal June 16 to 23 restau rant Mornings bright, cool and misty; valley fogs.Nights frosty, days very warm with some evening thunder activity.Delicate plants should be protected along the Lakeshore, Hudson, Como and other low-lying places.Fog in the Gulf, the iceberg season opens.« Sunny and relatively hot in the middle of the week, with morning frosts.Flurries in the Laurentians and the north.Clear, warming and humid fo end the week.Fishing good at dawn and late evening.W Open seven days a week until midnight FULLY LICENSED 1359 Greene Avenue 932-7777 -_ Eighth week: ban tighter FIRE Chief Edward Martell Tuesday stepped up his news restrictions on THE WEST.MOUNT EXAMINER and chief reporter Laureen Sweeney by refusing to provide directly the weekly log of fire calls, which had continued to be supplied until now by the fire brigade through what is now eight weeks of his ban on in- person news coverage.Readers will note that the tally of activities of their firemen and equipment is \u201cmissing this week from its usual place on page three.The previous week, when Mr.Martell was absent from the fire quarters, the city general manager, John Mclver, declared the ban was depart- ment-wide and not, as originally stated, the personal decision of the fire chief not to see Mrs.Sweeney.When Mrs.Sweeney made het usual visit to the Stanton street fire headquarters Tuesday morning, Mr.Martell told her that she would have to get the log from the secretary of the public safety office, which administers the municipal court in the MUC police station next door.Mrs.Sweeney, with coneur- rence of her editor, advised Mr.Martell that this was a further unreasonable difficulty placed in the way of her news gathering and that she would not cover the department through another jurisdiction.Mr.Martell claimed that the fige brigade came under the \u2018safety office, for which the Security Unit, Director Sidney Ashford, is responsible.Ashford, 1s responsible.The log, \u201cWhere were they going?\" instituted in 1968 by a former public safety director, E.C.Harper, and the then deputy chief of fire, T.Hovenden, has run continuously in THE EXAMINER for over 14 years.Meanwhile, other fire-re- lated items in this issue of THE EXAMINER were gained from other sources.Jewelry stolen during party A gold chain and a gold bracelet valued at $1,034 were believed taken from a house on Summit crescent during a party overnight May 21-22, police said.The jewelry loss was reported to police last Thursday.There had been about 150 persons including help in the house at the time.LOCAL RESIDENTS TO MOVE: The popular residents of 68 Belvedere road are expected to move away from this community before long.The man on the right quit as president of the Iron Ore Company of Canada.recently and for the past several weeks has been travelling extensively across Canada, seeking a new job.He landed it last Saturday at a well- attended consultation in Ottawa with his new employers, who also looked at other hopefuls for the same post.The new position is understood to have something to do with the federal government, on whose payroll he expects to be shortly, and is said to have excellent prospects for advancement to the top.Mila and Brian Mulroney (he is formerly of Baie Comeau) have three children.They expect to move into a large, old house in an attractive area of Ottawa, now occupied by Mr.Mulroney's predecessor, a Mr.Clark, and family.While residents in Westmount, the Mulroneys have been very active in political and community affairs.They are shown above as chairmen of patrons for the St.Patrick's Ball in 1978.Below is 68 Belvedere road this week.Clg BL GOSHEN LAYER CA AY M Ray Doucet scored an easy win over four opponents in the MSCS ward 3 elections.> 2 B A youth is arrested and tickets are handed out in stepped up bike campaign.> 3 B Local Tories worked hard at PC convention and are happy with Mulroney win.»10 M Acupuncture with lasers is a reality in the 1980s, Rotary is told by physician.»14 8 Thirty Junior Firefighters\u2019 graduates enjoyed the experience during course.>21 B A series of exciting new writing courses is launched at the Atwater Library.»23 Te Ta Ls \u201c34 RFC po TH wl $e 8 LF d B Funeral is held for former city alderman and long-time resident Reginald Dean.>24 B The three United churches will join together for an outdoor service in park Sunday.»25 Beyond Westmount\u2019s Borders.12 Building permits.10 Camps .03 Classified advertising.26 Editorials/We Say.4 Education .31 Entertainments and eating.12 Examining the Files.6 Fire calls for the week .3 Home improvement.8 Joan Capréol\u2019s profile.; .6 Official Notice Board .\u2026 2 Our MP says.Co 5 Our MNA says PE) Professional cards 02200001 Religious news.2.25 Social und women's interests.16 Sports and recreation.32 Pr 2 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 16, 1983 Westmount Householders are notified that due to the holiday on June 24th, 1983 and July 1st, 1983, there will be no garbage pickups on those days.\u2019 There will be special pickups on June 22nd and June 29th.E.A.McCavour City Engineer Next Scheduled City Council Meeting Monday, July 4, 8 pm: Regular monthly council meeting.CITY HALL 4333 Sherbrooke Street West WESTMOUNT, PQ H3Z 1E2 Monday-Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Fire (business calls) 19 Stanton St.Police (business calls) 21 Stanton St.Municipal Court, 21 Stanton St.\u201c Saturdays, Sundays and holidays Victoria Hall, 4626 Sherbrooke St.Municipal Yard, 14 Bethune St.Light Department, Glen Rd.935-8531 935-9696 934-2223 935-3528 335-2066 935-8037 935-8218 EMERGENCIES Fire 935-2456 Police 934-2121 DOCUMENTS.Continued from page one MacCallum at the June 6 meeting of city council.The report, he said, concerned an \u2018\u201c\u2018investigation involving the fire chief\u2019 at a cost of $7,200.Lawyers for Mrs.Sweeney told THE EXAMINER following the refusal of documents that \u201c\u2018we have not as yet determined what recourses to take.\" The following statement was made by Robert J.Abrams of Phillips & Vineberg: \u201cWe have received a letter dated June 14 in reply to ours of June 2.The city has taken the Over 35 years serving Westmounters FINE PAINTING & WOODWORKING All types.of renovations FREE ESTIMATES Mrazik General Contracting Ltd.731-6640 CAMQ Ambulance Public Security 842-4242 935-1777 position that article 91 of the Cities and Towns Act only entitles a person to obtain items forming part of the city archives.\u201cIn the city's view, none of the documents requested except minutes of city council form part of such archives.\u201d Position uncertain He said it was not certain whether or not jurisprudence \u201cwould support that\u201d position.He also said the Pateras report had been denied on the basis that it was \u2018\u2018privileged information\" without specifying the nature of the privilege involved.The requested tape concerned a telephone conversation between the fire chief, Edward Martell, and Mrs.Sweeney May 11.It had been erased \u2018\u2018as a routine matter,\u201d according to the city\u2019s reply.The city\u2019s letter also referred to a paragraph in the Phillips & Vineberg letter which mentions a report in THE EXAMINER concerning the mayor's having denied the existence of the Pateras report.The city letter says: \u201cIn our view, neither the report of THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER hor the facts on which such a report is allegedly based substantiates the statement that the Mayor denied the existence of the report by Mr.Pateras.We presume that this paragraph in your said letter was not intended to state, imply or infer any impropriety or improper conduct and would caution against the dissemination or publication of any such material by your client or otherwise.\u201d THE EXAMINER acknowledges that the mayor's comments on which the report of May 5 was based makes no mention of the Pateras report by name.The exact question made in the council chamber to the mayor by Allen Nutik as reported in THE EXAMINER was as follows: \u201cWhat's going on there (the fire department)?Why does the press not have access to the fire department as in the past?I don\u2019t think Ray Doucet scores easy Win in ward 3 Ray Doucet, a journalist and N.D.G.resident, chalked up an easy victory in ward 3, which includes Westmount and a large portion of N.D.G., in the Montreal Catholic School Commission elections Monday.He captured 57.4 percent of the vote which was split five ways.Mr.Doucet takes over as school commissioner from Hugh Quinlan, who did not seek a second term.Joan Rothman, incumbent commissioner for ward 4 in the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal, was acclaimed for a fourth term June 6.Westmount constitutes a large portion of that ward.Ward 3 voters in the MCSC were a more concerned lot than the average MCSC voter.Of the 26,995 eligible voters in the ward, 4,687, or 17.9 percent, cast ballots.Boardwide, only 11.56 percent of voters turned out.They weren't as concerned, however, as PSBGM voters, 19.88 percent of whom voted throughout the board area.In MCSC ward 3 Teresa Kennedy came a distant second with 1,235 votes.Third was Richard Godin with 465 votes, followed by William Siemienski with 210 and William Anjo with 87.Opposes Laurin Mr.Doucet told THE EXAMINER that he would have liked to have seen a voter turnout of 25 percent.He thinks the reason the turnout in ward three was higher than the average was that the voters \u201cknew we were talking power politics.\u201d He says that when he meets with the other commissioners he will state his unequivocal stand against the Laurin plan for school reorganization.This stand was part of the platform of his campaign.Mr.Doucet was supported by the Mouvement Scolaire Confessionnel (MSC) which advocates it\u2019s a secret what I'm alluding to.There is a report.\u201d To the mayor he then said, \u201cIs there a report?\u201d \u201cI don\u2019t know what report you are talking about,\u201d the mayor replied.\u2018\u201c\u2018There are lots of reports.\u201d Mr.Nutik asked again, \u201cIs there a report influencing this situation?\u201d \u2018There is no such report,\u201d stated the mayor.\u201cHas there been any report in the last six months or year?\u201d Mr.Nutik pressed, to no response.Mr.Nutik later followed up his questioning by letter, prompting the mayor's disclosure of the Pateras report at the subsequent council meeting June 6.Library to close weekends Westmount Public Library will be closed this weekend and will be closed on Saturdays and Sundays until after Labor Day, the library announced this week.Reduced patronage during the hot summer months prompts the weekend closing.Hours during the week are unaffected.The library opens at 10:00 am every weekday morning and closes at 9:30 pm Monday to Thursday and at 6:00 pm on Fridays.the retention of denominational schools.Mr.Doucet said he is more flexible in his stand than the MSC, but it supported him because he seemed like a strong candidate with a similar stand.The new school commissioner says his first job will be to learn the workings of the commission.Expensive to run Mrs.Kennedy plans to try again in the next school election.She enjoyed the experience but told THE EXAMINER her only regret was that it was expensive to run a campaign.She said she entered the race too late to make enough of an impact and then didn\u2019t have a large enough organization working for her.\u201cIt wasn't that people didn't have confidence in my stand,\u201d she Ray Doucet said, \u201cbut they wanted to vote for someone with a block behind them.\u201d She was referring to Mr.Doucet\u2019s backing from the Mouvement Scolaire Confessionnel.Mrs.Kennedy also believes that many persons are afraid of change at this time, so they voted for a candidate backed by a known organization.IMPORTANT CATALOGUED AUCTION SALE OF FINE ARTS, FURNITURE, COLLECTABLES AND ANTIQUES IN TWO MAJOR SESSIONS, JUNE 1983 PREVIEW Fri., June 17 through to Mon., June 20, 1983, daily from 10 am to 6 pm.Late nights Friday and Monday only to 10 pm.SALE Tuesday, June 21, 7:30 pm precisely: furniture, antiques and collectables Wednesday, June 22, 7:30 pm precisely: Canadian and European art = Bernard De Hoog MATERNITY OIL ON CANVAS, 31%\"x25%\" Sale Tuesday, June 21 at 7:30 pm precisely: General session including an exceptional private collection of Quebec pine furniture from the 18th and 19th centuries.9 armoires, 2 hutches, 2 tables, numerous chairs, cupboards, chests and other pieces.50 pieces of Staffordshire Blue Willow pattern, lamps, clocks, sterling silver by Savage and Lyman, china, crystal, oriental art and much more.Sale Wednesday, June 22 at 7:30 pm precisely: Canadian and European art by L.Ayotte, J.M.Barnsley, T.H.Beament, L.Bellefleur, F.Brandtner, F.A.Bridgman, F.M.Brigden, V.Bruni, G.Chavignaud, A.E.Chazalviel, F.S.Coburn, S.M.Cosgrove, J.Daillaire, F.Day, C.E.De Belle, F.De Hérain, B.De Hoog, O.R.De Jongh, G.M.De L\u2019Aubinieére, G.M.J.Delfosse, A, Des Clayes, M.Domingue, J.Dynes, M.Favreau, M.A.Fortin, C.A.Gagnon, R.Genn, R.Harris, A.Harrison, A.Hebert, A.W.Holdstock, C.Hunt, C.Huot, F.lacurto, W.G.F.Jansen, W.L.Judson, G.Kars, A.Larcheve- que, D.Leduc, J.P.Lemieux, J.G.C.Little, T.M.Martin, M.Matthews, M.Mauro, H.M.May, W.Mellor, C.E.Moss, À.Noeh, G.N.Norwell, J.B.Olive, H.R.Perrigard, L.P.Perron, G.E.Pfeiffer, R.W.Pilot, N.Poirier, R.Richard, L.M.Robbe, J.T.Rolph, A.Rousseau, R.Simpkins, P.Soulikias, M.A.de Foy Suzor-Coté, C.Tsavalas, J.A.Van Kregten, J.Wagner, J.S.Wells, J.C.Whale and many more.For further information please call David Kelsey or Olivier Leroy, auctioneers.LES ENCANS ® Three local women win gold medals in engineering at Margaret Furst Three Westmount students were among four women who won the four engineering gold medals at the McGill University graduation ceremonies last week.Margaret Furst, 20, a resident of Kitchener avenue, won the Charles Michael Morssen gold medal for exceptional engineering promise while Caroline First- brook, 22, and a resident of Lansdowne avenue, was awarded the Ernest Brown medal for highest ability throughout the undergraduate course.Diana Durnford of Lexington avenue won the Arthur Surveyer gold medal for exceptional engineering promise.Miss Furst, who specialized in electrical engineering, will be going to the University of California at Berkeley for a master\u2019s and PhD program in systems and control theory.This is a mathematical and theoretical field of engineering.She plans an academic career after her studies.Miss Furst also graduated with great distinction in electrical engineering, honors program, and was named a University Scholar.Miss Firstbrook is now working for a communications firm in Boston.She plans further studies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.She also specialized in electrical engineering.She graduated with great distinction and is also a University Scholar.Diana Durnford graduated with great distinction in mechanical ( A ) renovation and design consulting service to assist with design concepts cost estimates building permits coordination supervision consult THE LE SENIOR GROUPE DESIGN DE GROUP DESIGN INC.SENIOR INC.4846 sherbrooke west, suite 101, corner victoria westmount h3z 198 Caroline Firstbrook engineering, received the McGill Alumnae Society prize and is a University Scholar.She is currently working for Nesbitt Thompson in corporate finance.She will be travelling in Turkey during August and will attend Sloane School of Business Administration of the Massachusetts McGill graduation MONEY for first and second mortgages J.Collins, broker 931-3184 1530 Docteur-Penfield, Montreal Th o = à = £ i & Diana Durnford Institute of Technology in the fall.She chose that school because of its smaller size and its technical base.Miss Durnford doesn't foresee a career in engineering but would like to stay in corporate finance.She says the combination of engineering and business degrees is becoming fairly common.Cavendish Mall * == fMildon Morriss Butler DISPENSING OPTICIANS\u2014CONTACT LENSES fashion frames, sports frames, prescription sunglasses contacts (soft and hard\u20143-month trial period) AT SPECIAL PRICES Call for information: 1460 Sherbrooke W.842-3809 5016 Sherbrooke W.487-5131 *NOW LOCATED OPPOSITE BIRKS 482-8290 Dr.Harold Miller 0.0.m.s«.Dr.Ngo Thi Ngoc-Ha o.0., mas.EYES EXAMINED | 488-8883 Dp CONTACT LENSES Cavendish Mall CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 482-1233 Office Residence 866-7459 989-2959 Pierre Desjardins NOTAIRE/NOTARY 3 Place Ville Marie, Suite 220 Montreal H3B 2E3 The Westmount Examiner, Sarah Oliver is awarded Pearson prize Miss Edgar's and Miss Cramp's School is pleased to announce that Sarah Jean Oliver, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.John A.Oliver, 365 Redfern avenue, has been awarded the Lester B.Pearson Scholarship.Sarah will attend the Lester B.Pearson College of the Pacific in Victoria.She is one of four students selected from the province of Quebec.Places are offered on a competitive basis at these international coeducational, residential colleges for two years of education beyond the equivalent of eleven years of North American schooling.The college has its philosophical base in the question asked by Lester B.Pearson in his Nobel Peace Prize Lecture in 1957 when he said, \u2018How can there be peace without people understanding each other, and how can this be if they don't know each other?\u201d Thus the reason for such an international school.If you are not ready to subscribe to THE EXAMINER, it can be purchased at a dozen shops around Westmount.38 RSS SRR SRT Thursday, June 16, Sarah Jean Oliver Coffee van gets break Someone forced open the side door of a delivery vehicle Tuesday last week taking $430 in cash.The mini-van belonged to a coffee distributing company.police said.The vehicle, a beige 1981 Dodge, had been left for 15 minutes at 11:30 am at Dorchester boulevard and Atwater avenue during a delivery.The driver then made another stop when he noticed the money, contained in a dispenser, was missin oh 486-3680 Labrèche, Lamarre, Meury NOTAIRES * NOTARIES 6575 Somerled, Suite 4 Montreal H4V 1T1 Me Albert Labréche, BA, LLL Me Suzanne Lamarre, DEC, LLL, DDN Me Guy Meury, BA, LLL 486-1211 B.Berman, 5.A.B.Ph.L.Ph.Pharmacist/Pharmacien 486-7373\u2014Free delivery 5008 Sherbrooke St.West corner Claremont Monday to Friday 8 am to 7:30 pm * Saturday 8 am to 6 pm HARMACIS H.GOLDENBERG, B.Ph.L.Ph.Pharmacien/Pharmacist 4451 St.Catherine St.W.at Metcalfe 933-1155 Hours.8:30 pm-7 pm daily 8:30 am-6 pm Saturday HUGH SAVAGE and COMPANY Chartered Accountants 1310 Greene Avenue, Suite 200 north of de Maisonneuve 937-9227 12 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 16, Unpaid warrants detain motorist A motorist from Cedar Valley, Ont., was stopped in Westmount Friday night and found to owe $341.90 in unpaid traffic warrants, mostly from Magog and Sherbrooke.Police said the 21-year-old man was arrested at Clarke avenue and St.Catherine street at 10:15 pm.He apparently was unable to pay the fines and was sent downtown for detention.Trumped A trumpet was reported stolen from a lecture room in the armory at the Royal Montreal Regiment recently, according to police.It belonged to a Thornhill avenue resident and was valued at $300.Paintings gone Two painting reproductions disappeared recently from an office at 4999 St.Catherine street, police said.They were valued at $200 each.There were no signs of forced entry.TV & STEREO SERVICE 484-1182 West End Hi-Fi Centre 1983 Beyond in the bigger city surrounding us Piggery summer begins Last weekend may have been our first taste of summer weather and the season is not officially under way until Tuesday but summer can be declared open after the Piggery Theatre's fund-raising dinner-dance at the theatre Saturday.The Piggery, located in North Hatley, is an integral part of a Montreal or Eastern Townships summer and failure to see at least one of the three productions is tantamount, for some, to two months of rain.The dinner-dance begins at 6:30 pm with a buffet featuring food from all the well- known inns around Lake Massawippi.The Robinson Fowler Band will provide the music for dancing.The cost is $15 O.HAEHNI repairs all makes home service reasonable 5397 Côte St.Luc Road * Robert Babin the wi 487- BALCONY HARMAN AMAR I IE 2 0 6 % * à à * % à ù À À À X à À À À À À X À À À À À À Grand Ball Montreal: Nights and Memories A MUSICAL starring Robert Babin and Martine Riopel SPECIAL APPEARANCE: Nanci Moretti and Aurorès Friday, June 17, 8 pm Victoria Hall 4626 Sherbrooke St.W.For reservations call FLOOR TICKETS invites you to first 9131 $12 $9 W224 0b 2 2b 2 2 4 2 bb bb 0b 2 bb bk bb ob 6 6 4 4H XXE A ARR À - rave 2 : : LN si - rrr ASS VA VESTE MTV MODS CU D MMA PA MA OA 7e TA MA avi BIS alae 600 Ta a hen ate Titat ab ati we atta a Westmount\u2019s by RICK KERRIGAN A random sampler of things to see or do Borders per person or $25 per couple.The first Piggery production is the mystery thriller Ladies in Retirement which opens June 30.On June 23-25, the Staff and Students\u2019 Flay Company of Massey-Vanier Regional High School will be presenting Albert Cusson's My Three Angels.It will be directed by Eugene Jousse.Solos from New York Ellen Webb, a dancer from New York City, will be performing Friday and Saturday , 8:30 pm, at Tangente Danse Actuelle, 307 St.Catherine street w.She is an experimental dancer.Musical theatre forteens The First Act Theatre Studio is offering summer classes in musical theatre for teens.Participants will explore all facets of musical theatre while working to produce West Side Story.They will present the musical at the end of the summer to family and friends.For more information and to register call 483-4555.School's in for summer The Arts-Sutton Summer School is now enrolling students for its sessions July 18-22 and Aug.8-12.Music, painting, puppetry and sculpture are on the program this year.Former West- mount artist Ghitta Caiserman- Roth will be giving a course on composition and Westmounter Friedhelm Lach will be giving a course titled \u2018Transformations of Perceptions into Color and Its Expression.\u201d Denis Hapi will give a sculpture course and William Stevens will give music workshops.A course on construction and manipulation of theatrical puppets will be given by Felix Mirbt.There will be lectures on art restoration and the relationship between astronomy and art.For more information call Eve Gossage at 538-3809 in Sutton.Goinginto detail An exhibition titled \u2018Détails d'architecture' opens at Le Centre Urbain of Heritage Montreal, 406 Notre Dame street east, Tuesday evening and runs till Sept.23.The show features 80 works by 318 Victoria Avenue art enders gallery presents RICHARD BILLMEIER OILS ON PAPER Vernissage Monday, June 20 7:30-10 pm Exhibit until June 30 SUMMER EXHIBITION 484-4691 photographers and artists of the detail and artwork found in the interior and exterior architecture of Quebec.The works are for sale and all proceeds go to Le Centre Urbain to promote its work in urban conservation.Exhibits about town The animal and human sculptural forms of Heath and the etchings of Ettie Prazoff are at La Magie de l'Art; 1235 Guy street, until July 15.Artist Susan Jephcott will be showing her recent works at the Hôtel Château Versailles, 1659 Sherbrooke street west, from Wednesday until July 20.An exhibition a little bit out of town \u2014 the National Gallery in Ottawa is showing a Maurice Cullen retrospective from Friday until July 31.The Centre City Craft Shop, 3553 St.Urbain street, is holding an open house to show and sell the work of its students today from noon until 8:30 pm, .\u201cConfrontation '83\u201d is the title of an exhibition of sculptures by 80 Quebec artists at the Pavilion of Exhibitions, formerly the French Pavilion, at Man and His World from Tuesday until Aug.29.Month for fish and plants I'll bet you didn't know that June was aquarium and botanical Continued on next page J.DesRochers gets fellowship Jacques DesRochers, social studies department head at St.George's School of Montreal, has received a Bard Fellowship to attend the summer institute for high school teachers at The Bard College Center in Annandale-on- Hudson, New York, from July 4-29.The fellowship was made possible by a grant from the National Endowment for Humanities to the summer institute for high school teachers.Mr.DesRochers will study Teaching the Social Sciences: The Roots of Economics, Psychology, and Sociology in History and Philosophy.He has been teaching at St.George's School for the past ten years and as department head has been involved with the creation of a bilingual program.The school teaches all of their social sciences in both languages.7 \u2014 \u2014 e BEYOND.Continued from previous page gardens month throughout this great land.Well it is, so go to the aquarium on St.Helen's Island and the Montreal Botanical Gardens and enjoy yourself.It's the patriotic thing to do.Various educational events should leave you well informed about our scaly and leafy friends.Films for peace The Montreal Coalition for Disarmament is presenting two movies as a fund-raising event Wednesday, 9 pm, at the Monk- land Theatre.The films are Dark Circle, an anti-nuclear documentary, and Si cette planète vous tient à coeur, the French version of the Oscar-winning If You Love This Planet.Entertaining films The next film in the Jewish Public Library summer film series is The Singing Kid with Al Jolson and it will be shown Wednesday, 7 pm, in the JPL, 5151 Côte St.Catherine road.The film also features the music of E.Y.Harburg and Harold Arlen.The theme of the summer series is \u2018American Jewish Comedians and Entertainers.\u201d LaRonde at bat The Montreal Expos will be at La Ronde Saturday, noon to 2:30 pm, signing autographs and handing out souvenirs.Youppi will ANTIQUITES Etchings of the north and south by ETTIE RICHLER PRAZOFF and sculptures by June 16-July 15 1235 Guy Street HEATH 935-1446 er SINGE Monday-Friday 9-6 IROQUOIS STONE SCULPTURES LIMITED EDITION GRAPHICS - MUSEUM QUALITY CUSTOM FRAMING 6220 Someried Avenue * 482-0243 Thursday 9-8 PICTURE FRAME INC.Saturday 10-5 Heavenly art at down-to-earth prices em ciel A NEW ALTERNATIVE: be there, too.Starting Monday La Ronde will be open Mon.-Sat., noon to 2:30 am, and Sun., noon to 1:30 am, Maintain that bike The Snowdon Y and El Pedalo bike shop will be holding a bicycle fitness and maintenance clinic every Wednesday through June, noon to 2 pm and 7-9 pm.It will be held at the Y, 5500 Westbury avenue.Golem concert Diana Marcovitz, billed as a satirist in song and monologue, will take the stage at the Golem, 3460 Stanley street, Saturday, 9 pm.Originally from Montreal, Ms.Marcovitz made it big in New York and has returned to Montreal.Pianist performs Sharon Watanabe, a pianist, will give a concert tonight, 8 o'clock, in Pollack Hall, 555 Sherbrooke street west.She will perform works by Brahms, Schumann, Debussy and Ginastera.Keys found A set of keys in a black case were found Sunday night in front of 4010 St.Catherine street, police said.CETA TRAVEL for all your travel needs 937-9401 4616 St.Catherine St.W.Quebec Licensee The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 16, 1983 - 13 Deep diver hits bottom A 14-year-old Westmount boy dove into the city pool Sunday afternoon hitting his head on the bottom.He was considered to be a \u201cwalking wounded'' case and was taken to the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital by the fire department's first responder unit.The victim lived on Parkman Place.The mishap took =lace about 3 pm.* ACT WITH US! « SUMMER SESSION 1983 Only a few spaces left for the following workshops: kd TEENS musical theatre program featuring West Side Story LA ADULT acting workshop, singing, playwriting ALL WORKSHOPS AVAILABLE AT THE BEGINNER LEVEL Register now: 483-4555 LIMITED SIZE CLASSES THE FIRST ACT THEATRE STUDIO Father's Day Special A GREAT GIFT FOR DAD (ONE-YEAR MEMBERSHIP >} sg95 IN OUR VIDEO CLUB Best selection\u2014all the latest releases Sophie's Choice ® The Toy ® Frances ® First Blood Lovesick ® Best Friends\u2014and many more RENTAL AND SALES OF EQUIPMENT Le Club VIDEO WESTMOUNT 345 Victoria Avenue, Westmount\u2014481-7910 Monday 8-8; Tuesday, Wednesday 10-8; 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A SPECIAL OFFER FOR THE TRUE COLLECTOR THE ART OF GLEN LOATES SELLING FOR $4,500 THE BEST PRICES FOR BOOKS LIMITED EDITION DO-IT-YOURSELF PLEXIGLASS FRAMING POSTERS e PRINTS FRAMING e LAMINATION Art-en-ciel A | the affordable art store 5169 Sherbrooke W.Yitfom: 488-4041 OUR SPECIAL PRICE $2, 500 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Monday-Wednesday 11 am-6 pm Thursday, Friday 11 am-9 pm Saturday, Sunday 11 am-6 pm 933-3273 .4205 St.Catherine St.W., corner Greene 14 - The Westmount Examiner, Gala ball this Friday at Victoria Hall A gala formal ball with the theme \u2018\u2018Montreal Nights and Memories\u201d will be held at Victoria Hall on Friday at 8 pm.Organizer is Roberi Babin, 28, who teaches social and ballroom dancing at the Westmount Y and Marie Côté'\u2019s Centre de la Danse, 223A Melville avenue.He expects approximately 500 to attend.Four other teachers from the Westmount Y \u2014 Nancy Morette, Brigitte Desy, Jennifer Lawrence and Leslie Chartier \u2014 will be among the dancers.Robert Babin in one number will dance with his partner Martine Riopel.He will also sing \u2018Tropicana to the music of La Cucaracha, Down by Rockhead's Paradise to the music Down by the Riverside and an ode to Billie Holiday to the music of Gloomy Sunday.There will be a grand prize for winners of the mambo contest.Robert has choreographed the third act which will include a number patterned after the Ziegfield Follies, an ode to Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers dancing the rhumba, Les Girls doing the cha-cha.The finale will be Robert performing a tap dance to Putting on the Ritz.For further information and tickets call 487-9131.Locks damaged Two locks to an architect's office at 4467 St.Catherine street were reported damaged Friday after an attempt was made to force them open, police said.Damage amounted to $5.Thursday, June 16, 1983 Cash stolen in classroom A teacher at the Shaar Hashomayim school told police someone removed $22 from her purse while she left a classroom briefly Wednesday last week.A man aged about 20 or 25 years old was seen in the area and was considered a suspect, police said.The incident took place about 2:20 pm.Stop signs are installed for safety Three new stop signs were approved for Westmount intersections at the June statutory meeting of city council Monday last week.Traffic in both directions on Mount Pleasant avenue now will stop at Holton avenue, where two signs have been installed.\u201cFor youngsters crossing Mount Pleasant, it was quite dangerous,\u201d Ald.André Gervais -told the meeting.Another stop sign has been installed on the northeast side of the intersection in the lane south of Dorchester boulevard between Columbia and Greene avenues, where a fence makes visibility poor, according to Ald.Gervais.Ald.David Carruthers, who lives near the corner where the third sign was installed said, \u2018\u201cIt might be better to install mirrors \u2014 metal mirrors \u2014 polished brass, perhaps.\u201d Ald.Gervais suggested he take the matter up with the traffic committee.OTT TOT IOI IIT IIT IT JU II, Brochette de Poulet Brochette de Poisson Assiette de Souvlaki a la Grecque Chateau Bar-B-Q Les Brochettes All Brochettes served with Rice or Potatoes, Salad and Beverages Brochette de Surlonge Sirloin Brochette Brochette Filet Mignon Filet Mignon Brochette Chicken Brochette Fish Brochette Greek Souvlaki Plate Toutes Brochettes sont servies avec riz ou patates, salade et Breuvages 7% 7° 6° 62° 4% jam, coffes or tes Btle Mommessin Export BREAKFAST SPECIALS ee eg 165 home fries, toast with ham, sausages or bacon $2.35 24 YEARS SERVING THE PUBLIC 5151 SHERBROOKE W.corner Vendome 8° SOLSRRPR A EEE RER ORFEBIQUARES Acupuncture with lasers is reality, Rotary told Doctors in stone-age China probably would be surprised as much as members of the Rotary Club of Westmount were to learn that acupuncture has become a laser technology in the 1980s.Anita Vanderheyden, a Belgian doctor who studied acupuncture in China, described the practice and its gradual emergence in Western medicine for Rotarians at their regular weekly luncheon meeting in Victoria Hall last Wednesday.Dr.Vanderheyden was introduced to the membership by her husband, Dirk Vanderheyden, who joined the club earlier this year.Energy in the body flows in 14 meridians, Dr.Vanderheyden said.More than 1,000 points at precise locations along these meridians can be stimulated, causing the nervous system to release natural analgesics with a morphine-like effect.The points are \u2018not imaginary,\u201d Dr.Vanderheyden said, but are proven to to have higher bioelec- tric potential and less resistance than surrounding tissue.Each superficial point is related to areas within the body.Using sharp needles, approximately 0.26 millimetres in diameter, acupuncturists do not pierce nervous tissue but stimulate it.In the treatment of addictions, a small needle can be implanted at a point and left for a long period of time.Acupuncture, in its earliest form, was performed with blunt stone instruments.Later, bone and bamboo needles were used to pierce the skin at certain points to relieve pain and cure disease, Dr.Vanderheyden said.The use of bronze, silver and gold needles in the 16th to 1ith centuries B.C.made little change in the treatment's effect, Dr.Vanderheyden said.She compared it to eating with sterling silver rather than stainless steel cutlery.Acupuncture was banned in A STE LHABITANT \u201cUne auberge francaise dans un cadre typiquement canadien\u201d pe Pr salle à manger : dec atmosphère inte dans cette vieille maison bâtie dv a 200 ans.2 Midiàä 2h 5 pmä 11 por, fermé le lundi BANQUETS LHABITANT 3010 boul.Lalande, Pierrefonds PLEASE RESERVE 684-4398 Ca factortoute: He taste} Jota: * ofa tol SFY Dr.Anita Vanderheyden China after the 14th century, and later revived.Mao Zedong actively promoted the practice, Dr.Vanderheyden said, establishing acupuncture clinics and research institutes.In the West, acupuncture also is being studied.In American research centres, electrical charges and lasers have been used to enhance the treatment's effect.For \u2018\u2018thoroughly diagnosed chronic disorders,\u2019 Dr.Vanderheyden said, \u2018\u2018acupuncture should be a therapy of choice practiced by a person with a thorough medical background.\u201d Orvar Eeg-Oloffson, a Swedish doctor who visits the club regularly, thanked Dr.Vanderheyden for speaking on behalf of Rotarians.In Sweden, too, acupuncture is studied and he found it had particular application to neurological disorders.The meeting was chaired by Rotary vice-president Haagen Kierulf and attended by Rotarians visiting from Israel, Sweden, England, Tennessee, Montreal and Montreal West.Three by-laws said approved by electorate Pete Patenaude, city clerk, reported to the June statutory meeting of city council Monday last week that the three zoning and development by-laws adopted by council in April were deemed to have been approved by the electorate since no demand was made for a vote on them.Registers were made available to electors May 11 and 12 for the purpose of recording objections to the by-laws.Two of the by-laws required 500 signatures to put the legislation to a vote.The third required 240 signatures on the register.The deemed approval of the three by-laws.which regulate building lines, subdivision of property and zoning, was announced in the council chamber the evening of May 12, Mr.Patenaude reported.e fully licensed e terraced garden 482-2950 der.Recommended by Helen Rochester of the Gazette ¢ Françoise Kayler of La Presses ; Allan Marshall of TV Times ss > = ; Reservations.524-4600 3 TI z 1112 Wolfe Street, corner Dorchester TRATTORIA AUX TROIS CONTINENTS FINE ITALIAN CUISINE * relaxing atmosphere for gourmet dinner CELA ARAL RAE YN TL WEY Rotary has sister in Taiwan The Rotary Club of West- mount was united as a sister club with the Rotary Club of Taipei, China (Taiwan) at the Rotary International convention in Toronto early in June, Coos de Vries reported to the club\u2019s meeting Wednesday last week in Victoria Hall.Mr.de Vries, chairman of the Westmount Rotary\u2019s international service committee, said an agreement had been signed by both club presidents and district governors at the Royal York Hotel.Rotarians from Taipei marked the eccasion by presenting the West- mounters with lapel pins, a printed edition of the Rotary\u2019s four-way test and a trophy.By becoming sister clubs, Westmount and Taipei Rotarians have undertaken \u201cto provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, help foster goodwill, peace and understanding in the world, ever putting into practice Rotary\u2019s eternal motto of \u2018Service Above Self.\u201d Howard Martin Youth Horizons to hold annual information meet Members of the community are invited to attend the sixth annual information meeting of the Youth Horizons Reception Centre.The meeting will take place on Wednesday, June 22, at 7:30 pm in the auditorium at 6 Weredale Park in Westmount.The purpose of the meeting is to report on the activities and programs provided by the Reception Centre which is responsible for giving treatment and care to more than 500 troubled children each year.Clients served range in age from 2 to 18, are primarily English-speaking and from Montreal and the surrounding region.Chairman of the meeting is Howard Martin, director-general of Youth Horizons, Coby Ingham, president of the board of directors, will present a summary report of the year\u2019s activities.A question period will be held and senior staff will be available at the close of the meeting to answer questions regarding the services provided.The occasion will also be used to pay special tribute to community lay leadership and volunteers who have worked on behalf of the children of Youth Horizons to help improve the quality of their ives. t- =\u201c Spring into summer with the merchants on nA SHERBROOKE ST.W.Aba THEBEST LIQUIDATION SALE | £72; WEST 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Father's Day.Give Dad a Father's Day ICE CREAM CAKE or MUD PIE , [from MacDoherty's.SLIPPERS at a very Special price, MacBoherty's | Sipcovers - 22 < custom built size 7-14 $1 5 Remember, when it comes to ice cream, fu rn iture these boys mean business! ie an ea LADIES\u2019 SUMMER 5026 Sherbrooke St.W.| Brosgiooms SHOES AND HANDBAGS PHONE ORDERS Try one of 487-0996 ALL WORK GUARANTEED For better-fitting footwear and flavors for '83: REDECORATING OUR SPECIALTY dE AE El] Wm.H.Mack Ltd! 5006 Sherbrooke St.W.\"at Claremont ®®® 484-8595 1.mint oreo cookie 5.almond joy 2.cappuccino chip 6.chocolate praline 5018 Sher b rooke St.W.3.white lightning 7.peanut butter 4.chocolate walnut fudge chocolate 486-2555 Vi florists of distinction O WEDDINGS © BAR MITZVAHS O SWEET SIXTEENS O PARTIES 937-6131 4425 St.Catherine W.Westmount Coming Events 0 GIANT WESTMOUNT MARKET Will be held at the Westmount Park School, 20 Academy Road near Melville and St.Catherine, June 21st-22nd, Tuesday and Wednesday, 4:00 till dark.New and used (clean and good condition) toys.bake sale, super bingo, prizes, digital watches, pens, etc.Exceptionally low prices.LA BOUTIQUE DU YWCA De Montréal tient sa grande vente annuelle d'écoulement de sa mar chandise usagée.Tous les articles seront soldés jeudi le 23 juin, de 10h à 19h.Le YWCA est situé au 1355, boulevard Dorchester ouest LACHUTE SPRING FAIR Bring the children and come to the fair on Thursday, June 16, until Sunday.June 19.Horses, cows.sheep, pigs and poultry of all sorts on show.Horse show daily.in cluding six horse hitches.Baking, embroidery and home craft prizes and a pet show Tractor pulling competition.Come out to Lachute for some real country flavour Just an hour's drive from Montreal on Route 148.See you at the Lachute Spring Fair.Y.W.C.A.BOUTIQUE CLEARANCE SALE Thursday.June 23rd from 10:00 am until 7:00 pm.1455 Dorchester vd.Montreal given boost at Selw) > a By LAUREEN SWEENEY \u201cDon't give up on Montreal.\u201d That was the advice given to 38 graduating students from Selwyn House School last week by Alex Paterson, chairman of Alliance Québec.\u201cGet out and learn about the world, but come back to Montreal and take another look,\u201d he challenged them.Mr.Paterson, a graduate of Selwyn House, told them they had read a lot about high taxes and language problems.but that he foresaw a good future here for those who were bilingual.Montreal, he said, was fast becoming a centre for high technology.\u201cWe're going to have the experts in Montreal,\u201d he said, particularly in the field of robotics, biological technology.pulp and paper and the marine industry.He also told the graduates to help people less fortunate than themselves, not to fear taking caloulated risks and to be \u201chonest, open, friendly and to fight for the principle to the bitter end.\u201d Mr.Paterson hoped they would do \u2018\u2018something unique and extra for this province.Patriotism was WE RECOVER DOWN QUILTS beautitul duvet covers and futon covers available top quality futons and exercise mats also available 1946 St.Catherine St.W.between Guy and Atwater 933-0817 WE OPEN AT NOON [oa] Unique Fashions for Women & Girls Ec \"eo Marcy, N Available in Canada only at Ly DE HOLLANDE ° 1304 Greene Ave.Westmount 934-1764 1084-A Laurier W.Outremont 277-9548 Vode.Amc 16 - Thursday, June 16, RY not dead, it's one of the great values.Talk well of province \u201cWe've been through tough times in Quebec,\" he said, but called on the boys to talk well of the province and to be \u2018\u2019ambassadors for the future.\u201d The speaker was thanked by Douglas Robertson, past chairman of the board, who called the speech \u2018\u2018worthy of the source.\u201d Mr.Paterson, he said, was a man who \u2018does not compromise on principle, builds bridges =.and speaks well of his province.\u201d Graduating certificates were presented to the following: Geoffrev Adams, Thomas An- 1983 Charlottes Web The Old Post Office Greene & de Maisonneuve 931 9514 yn by Paterson SELWYN SPECIALS: Among the special award winners at the graduation exercises of Selwyn House School held last Thursday afternoon were, from left with Robert Manion, headmaster: Derek Eaton, Probal Lala, Tom MacFarlane and Erik Blachford.tony, Fenton Aylmer, Kim Balles, Robert Bernier, Bruce Brydon, Jonathan Burnham, Rex Chung, Steven Clark, Derek Eaton, Jonathan Elkin, Martin Essig, Glen Freedman, Alberto Gatti, Vytas Gruodis, Seiji Gutierrez, David Ham, Thomas Hood, Mark Jany, John Kardos, John Kelly, Probal Lala, Guy MacLaren, Thomas MacFarlane, Geoffrey Moore, Murdo Murchison, Stephen Penner, James Philips, Christian Robertson, Sean Scen- sor, Karim Shariff, James Soutar.Charlotte's Web FOR CLOTHES KIDS LOVE THE OLD POST OFFICE GREENE AVENUE AT DE MAISONNEUVE WESTMOUNT 9319514 Fy EE Michael Stevenson, Edwin Taguchi, Beckett Thomsen, Nicholas Tingley, Philippe Ven- tura and Nicholas Von Moltke.Special prize winners in the elementary school were: Peter Bevan, Ali Dibadj, Jacques Khalip, David Bartos, Charles Matouk, Robbie Johnston, Blake Ferger, Benjamin Duffield, Reza Dibadj.Lucas Carsley, Ronald Simpson, Kevin O\u2019Brien, Michael Bruneau, Salem Bouhairie, Nicholas Ducic, Ross Vineberg and Paul Boubli.Special prize winners in the senior school were: Christopher Clark, Prasun Lala, Michael Zenaitis, David Jones, Christopher Naudie, Christopher Pratley, Ferhaan Ahmad, Eric Bunge, Derek Eaton, Denis Stevens.Mark Jany.Robert Mason, Thomas Hood, Probal Lala, Eduardo Neuen- schwander, Dimitri Kydoniefs, Nicholas Tingley, Alexander Kuilman, Victor Whitehead, James Soutar, Patrick Jobal and Thomas MacFarlane.Locked out Public safety officers went to the aid of woman living on Lexington avenue who was locked out of her house Wednesday last week.The officers were able to find a door not properly secured and assisted her into the house at 2:20 pm, officials report.GIANT WESTMOUNT MARKET in front of Westmount Park School, 20 Academy Road.Melville & St.Catherine JUNE 21 & 22 Tuesday and Wednesday 4 till dark NEW AND USED CLEAN AND GOOD CONDITION toys.bake sale, super bingo PRIZES: digital watches.pens.etc.EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES TTT Local residents organize \u2018Pique-nique\u2019 for dancers By JOAN CAPRÉOL Several Westmounters are in- basket will contain skewers of volved in the \u201cPique-nique Ar- chicken brochette, crabmeat tistique\" fund-raising event for bouche, a strawberry tart and the Eddy Toussaint dance com: white wine,\u201d said Ms.Lefebvre.pany which will take place at the \u201cToussaint is one of the most Canadian Pavilion at Man and stimulating ballet companies to His World on Sunday, June 19, at watch.It combines contemporary 5 pm.style with classical training.\u201d Picnic baskets donated by the Victor Melnikoff, 2 Westmount Haitian Consul will be served as Square, who is on the board of the company dances at the gala directors of the ballet and its legal benefit.counsel, said: \u201cThis is the first Margaret Lefebvre, 400 Kens- time this company is being expos- ington avenue, designed the pic- ed in a major event to the nic and created a wonderful anglophone community.Our suc- caviar tartlet as an entrée.\u201cThe cessful exposure to anglophone Domicare \u2026 WESTMOUNT, QUEBEC Going on holidays?Away for the weekend?Why not take advantage of our unique house-minding service?Let us water your plants, feed your indoor pets, check your home and furnace and pick up or forward your mail, etc.For information please call 933-5191 Susan Jamieson | WALLPAPER > OVER 125,000 0 ROLLS IN STOCK featuring a wide variety of the latest patterns from Canada, the US, M Germany and Japan ( Lg | SPRINGTIME © A ) DECORATING > ) S DAYS ) at 2D blossoming 74 Re 7 NE WEES o 77) prices.right place.We're your decorating experts.ENS cen er) CE ideas ® x in all of our @ departments! 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Spring is in the air.It's time to turn those redecorating and fix-up plans you've had into reality.And now\u2019s the perfect time in more ways than one.Not only is the weather right.So are our No matter what your spring redecorating or fix-up plans, you'll find what you need when you stop in to see us.And if you need some ideas or tips on how to do it, you'll also be coming to the WE ALSO CARRY BENJAMIN MOORE PAINT DROP IN AND SEE OUR MANY UNADVERTISED SPECIALS ON WALLPAPER AND PAINT Your personal cheque is welcome MECARREY, JAC: 5814 SHERBROOKE ST.W.488-1738 audiences to date has been in The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 16, 1983 - 17 other cities outside Montreal such as Washington, Calgary and Edmonton.\" Jewellery Repair Centre Let a European-trained expert remodel or repair your worn out antique or modern jewellery.We also restring pearls and beads.CRAFTSMANSHIP IS OUR TRADITION For a free consultation, visit \u2018Great party\u2019 Pierrette Sévigny McConomy, 400 Kensington avenue, said: \u201cI am looking forward to the event.| think it will be a great party.It is a fabulous company.\" Other Westmounters on the committee are Cornelia Molson, Denise Grossman Caplan and Pen Bridgman.SE ait WO) Ii COACH HOUSE ANTIQUES A.LR.CENTRE tates created by Eddy Toussaint.1325 Greene Avenue 368 Victoria owns ¢ es utres wi also 937-61 91 487-4898 be performed and appropriately to Pique-nique Artistique's color scheme of lilac-blue and daffodil- yellow, \u2018Rose Latulipe\u201d will also be danced.The dance company will perform at the Canadian Pavilion, now known as Théâtre des Iles, every Wednesday through Sunday (except Aug.1-10) until the closing of Terre des Hommes.For more information call Veronica Redgrave at 935-4131.Hudson woman hurt in collision A woman from Hudson, Que., was injured at 3:15 am Friday after her car apparently ran into the rear of another at Côte St.Antoine road and Victoria avenue, police said.The accident involved two cars, 360 Victoria Avenue Suite 204 Westmount, Quebec 484-0740 Hanna Due Mogensen specializes in Danish design.Come and see her outstanding collection of Danish ballet posters, and those of the world- famous artist Bjorn Wiinblad \u2014 as both heading south on Victoria.well as some delightful tashion The woman's car, a brown 1978 fripperies.Pontiac, received about $500 damage to the front after it collid- 1to 4pm Monday through Saturday or by appointment PLEASE NOTE: The correct telephone number for Galerie Hanna is 484-0740 We apologize for any inconvenience caused by giving an incorrect number in our ads.ed with a blue Chevrolet stopped at the red light, police said.The extent of the victim's injuries was not known.She was 40 years old.Cassette taken A $450 cassette was reported stolen sometime between June 6 and 11 from a house on Springfield avenue, police said. 18 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 16, 1983 Comedy, music, drama and other entertainments including Comédie, musique, théâtre et autres activités incluant des well-known personalities from the middle ages personnalités bien connues du Moyen-Âge Saturday, June 18 SPONSORS/COMMANDITAIRES Alexander's Difference Maison Tweedy Au Courant The Double Hook Perzow & Masson Sherbrooke Avenue Bookshop Fran's Pirouette \u20148$ Avenue Video Henrietta Antony Restaurant Chez Nick \u20ac Caroline Slabotsky Antiques Imperial Decorative Hardware Restaurant La Vieille Poste e - Carriage Trade Jade Buddha Sox Box Accessories < de Maisonneuve 2 Catering By George Kastel Gallery Tendresse TS 2 7 3 Coach House Antiques Kwik Kopy Printing Tennis Bug sh 9 a © Z Coffee Gourmet La Cache ony\u2019s Shoe Shop - ; Computerland Les Jeans Village Togos o = St.Catherine Danséjé Une Pensée et Les Marchands de Westmount Square ; and the Merchants of Westmount Square a J The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 16, 1983 - 19 medtieval - Sfesttval Ou moyen-age These merchants welcome you! Stop in for a great meal during the festival! 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Permit 749541 Christine Frenette, Marion; and Chevalier, Pierre Turcotte.The second play, Johan Johan, Tyb, His Wife, and Sir John the Priest is by John Heywood.This little domestic comedy was written at the tail end of the Middle Ages.It is the story of a henpecked husband who finds it difficult to cope with his wife's comings and goings.If Robin and Marian has been called the first musical comedy, perhaps Johan Johan could be called the first soap opera.The Middle Ages may conjure up for most people a feeling of \u201conce upon a time\u201d but the realities of the period are very much \u201chere and now.\u2019 Ari Snyder will play Johan Johan; Ais Synder, Tyb and Sam Stone, Sir Johan.Thirty-two merchants are participating fully in the festival and several others are involved on an associated level.One thousand posters \u2014 500 for the Greene avenue and West- mount Square area, and 500 for Montreal \u2014 have been distributed.Tom Miller, the green-haired clown, is now putting 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Tom Miller will be plugging the parking meters with dimes for the Greene avenue festival this weekend.banners and 36 small ones for the festival.Tom von Eicken, chairman of Greene Action, says: \u2018\u2018The old times are coming back to Greene avenue both in style and service.\u201d He says the next event for Greene avenue is an antique car show scheduled for the tentative date of Sunday, July 15.Promotion program Greene Action is working on a combined promotion program for the 10 restaurants in the area.\u201cAlthough the Thursday morning (9 to 10) meetings are well attended at the Old Post Office, we definitely welcome new ideas and additional participation,\u201d says Mr.Von Eicken.Rita Stafford of Coffee Gourmet says: \u2018There is a hustle and bustle on the street and people are smiling again and anxious for the new Métro store to open in Westmount Square.\u201cI think the festival will be very colorful and most entertaining.It will appeal to everyone from nine to 90.\u201d The Staffords are opening a store in Toronto on June 24.Known as The Gourmet Centre, it is located in the new harbor development right on Lake Ontario.The Staffords\u2019 son and daughter, Brian and Donna, will be in charge for the summer.The Staffords have a third shop in Dollard des Ormeaux.In other Greene avenue news, CKGM has leased part of the Avenue theatre parking lot on the southwest corner of de Maison- neuve and Greene.Jeweller Lou Goldberg has leased the old car wash section as a parking lot.FURNITURE \\XW/ANTED WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES 737-1812 6695 Victoria, Montreal | un 30 graduate as Firefighters Mayor Donald MacCallum told the 17th annual graduation ceremonies of the city's Junior Firefighters course he was beginning to think the \u201conly really effective'\u2019 events in Westmount were those \u201cinvolving kids.\" \u201cI'm going to suggest that the only persons running for election in November be those under 16,\u201d he quipped.\u2018His Worship earned much applause and went on te congratulate this year's 30 graduates, all local residents between the ages of 11 and 14.The graduation exercises took i place Wednesday evening last week in fire station No.1 on Stanton street.\u2018Good habits\u2019 Lieutenant-Inspector Barry Coates described the program saying it gave \u2018\u2018the young good habits regarding fire.\u201d Miranda Duffy, one of the four graduates earning 100 percent in the course, told the gathering of Jewels worth $8,400 stolen Jewelry worth $8,400 was reported taken from an apartment at 220 Olivier avenue sometime Saturday, police said.The front door was found open at 4:30 pm after the victim had been out for the afternoon.Nothing had been disturbed, she told police.Closer checking, however, showed that the jewelry had been taken from a bureau drawer.The missing items included an antique chain with diamond worth $5,000 as well as a pearl necklace worth $3,000 and a $400 watch.By LAUREEN SWEENEY parents, friends and officials that she believed the course was \u2018\u2018an excellent learning experience for us all.\u201d Lt.Coates said he couldn't have said it as well and Mayor Mac- Callum added \u2018not nearly as effectively.\" But it was another graduate, Joshua Gillespie, who brought the house down when he provided his tongue-in-cheek version of an average junior firefighters\u2019 class.Giudents taking the course this year came from The Study, Selwyn House, Miss Edgar's and Miss Cramp's and Roslyn schools.100 percent Those attaining 100 percent were Chris Bruneau, Valerie Bur- man, Pamela Darragh and Miranda Duffy.In addition to those mentioned, plaques and certificates also were presented to the following girls and boys by Mayer MacCallum and Alderman André Gervais, commissioner of public safety: Julie Beddall, Anna Berlyn, Robert Briscoe, Lynn Bushell, Christian Campeau, Kathleen Doheny, Giulia Galeotti, Joshua Gillespie, Carla Guttmann, Anne Heenan, Peter Higgins, Andrew Hill, Samantha Hoare, Richard Hull, Elise Johnston, Marc Le Moine, David Moroz, Ravi Nayar, Katherine Price, Neil Riddell, Alexandra Rochester, Richie Schwartz, Annabel Soutar, Graeme Welsford, Shauna Wilkie and David Winn.Corporal Eric Booth of the Black Watch Pipe and Drum Band played the pipes the start of the evening.\u2018No parking\u2019 means just that Don't park where the signs say not to.That was the message learned the hard way last Thursday by a motorist whose car was towed away to the city pound.The car had been left in the diagonal parking area on the west side of Melville avenue among a row of \u2018no parking\u201d placards put out for work crews.Police said the vehicle was obstructing street work and had to be towed away at 9:20 am.TLC.- Round-the-clock nursing care home for retired ladies and gentlemen.Please call Mrs.Ertl or Mrs.Laporte at 933- in Westmount 8770 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 16, 1983 - 21 CHAR SERVICE SAVE $10 Join now and save on agency fees.Offer 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tribute to one of their own on Friday.Kathy MacCulloch of 41 Bruce avenue was honored at a farewell party at the home of Ross and Susan Reid.Almost all the residents,of Bruce as well as some from neighboring streets attended.Kathy is very special to the street's citizens and will be very much missed when she leaves for Halifax this coming Sunday.The first to greet new families, she made them feel at home immediately.The Annual Street Sale and Dominion Day Party were her brainchild and enjoyed by all.Although a prime mover of Bruce avenue events, she was never a dictator, preferring instead to involve others in organizing events, thus developing true community spirit, neighbors point out.Judging by the turnout at Friday's affair, community spirit and affection for Kathy are both in abundance on Bruce.After the crowd stuffed themselves on plentiful food and drink, Kathy was presented with gifts and a card signed by over 60 persons.The highlight of the presentation, indicating the depth of feeling for Kathy, was a poem read by its composer.It reads: To Kathy By Margot Kyle Montreal's loss is a Halifax gain Bruce Ave will never be the same Without Kathy She steeps her stoop with a friendly face 41 is always a gathering place Where will we all get together again Without Kathy And Canada Day has gone by the way With no one to drag us along by \u201cle nez\u201d Without Kathy What will the cats of the neighborhood do They'll find themselves missing more than just you They'll miss Pandy, Dorch and Finny, too Without Kathy In person or tape ever manning her phone Always there for you when you feel alone Now who will keep the street a home Without Kathy We envy those on that Maritime street Who will now enjoy the company sweet Of Kathy.The party drew to a close around 2 am but, true to tradition, continued with quiet conversa- light standards in Westmount.Near dawn, as the last diehard party-goers made their way home, it was noted that although another light had gone out on Bruce it would remain forever bright in their hearts.Black dog safe A black dog was returned home safely last Thursday evening after the animal was found at the rear of 26 Shorncliffe avenue, tion on Kathy's front stoop.The police said.The animal had an discussion at one point centred on SPCA tag and was restored to its Bruce avenue\u2019s fortune in having owner by 7 pm, 90 minutes after two of the few remaining antique being handed over to police.LE &WEAT @HIC ACTIVE WEAR FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY AEROBIC DANCE WEAR * SWEATS * TIGHTS * RUGBY PANTS * GORE-TEX SUITS A COMPLETE SELECTION OF MARATHON SPORTSWEAR GIVE FATHER SOMETHING 8 2 .HE WILL APPRECIATE THIS YEAR =2 7 4976 QUEEN MARY RD.Opposite Snowdon Métre 739-1054 NOW OPEN CLUB de SANTE sions FITNESS CENTRE INC.\u201cRevolutionizing Fitness\u201d 4810 Jean-Talon O.(7050 Victoria) Suite 311 OUR MEMBERS SAY IT'S THE BEST IN MONTREAL.COME SEE FOR YOURSELF.A SPECIAL GIFT FOR DAD! 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METR: PLAMONDON The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 16, 1983 - 23 FABRIC SPECIALISTS Exciting new writing courses launched at Atwater library The First Canadian Romance been completed, those clubs and Novel Lovers Conference held at associations in the area that need 1 7 f embourrage the Atwater Library on June 1 aplace to meet are invited to visit { _ h | ; and successiully launched a new the library and view the facilities.season of events at the Atwater.Rates and availability dates may = x A up oisier, ing As a follow-up to the conference, a special one-day workshop for aspiring romance writers will be held on Saturday, June 18, from 9 am to 4 pm in room 3.Dr.Ruth Kanin, noted lecturer, therapist and McGill Continuing Education teacher will direct the workshop in conjunction with Janet Adams.Registra- gd.\" is at the Atwater Library.for more information, please phone Heather or Nora at the library, or call 482-6566 or 287-9643.An exciting new course is now being formed which is directed at senior citizens who would like to record their life stories.The series of five two-hour sessions is titled \u2018Memories from the Attic.\u201d Dr.Kanin will be directing the course which will be offered on Wednesday afternoons from 2 pm to 4 pm.Tentative starting date is June 29; the definitive date will depend on enrolment.A class of 20 is envisioned as the minimum of registrants necessary to offer the course.Restoration Now that the auditorium restoration program, stage 1, has be discussed with Heather or Nora.Additional writing classes are being considered, if registration (minimum 10) warrants their being offered: Writing Craft 1, for beginning writers, Writing Craft II, for advanced writers or those with works-in-progress, and Advanced Autobiography Writing.All of these will be taught by Dr.Kanin.Schedule for Writing Classes Romance Writers Workshop \u2014 Saturday, June 18, 9 am - 4 pm; Advanced Autobiographical Writing \u2014 Tuesday evenings, 6 pm - 8 pm (6 sessions, $60, June 28 - August 2; Writing Craft I \u2014 Tuesday afternoons, 2 pm - 4 pm (4 sessions, $40, June 28 - July 19); Writing Craft II \u2014 Wednesday evenings, 6 pm - 8 pm (6 sessions, $60, June 29 - August 3); Memories from the Attic \u2014 Wednesday afternoons, 2 pm - 4 pm (5 sessions, $25, June 29 - July 26).For additional information call 287-9643 or 482-6566.Registration for all classes is at the Atwater Library, 1200 Atwater.Traditional and Contemporary Invitations for all occasions Personalized Social Stationery Party Accessories Personal Home Service 488-5639 Ya OFF 2 OFF a OFF dresses 12 OFF | Escada spring-summer collection e Selection of Anne Kleins Exclusive imported dresses Exclusive Italian pure silk imported Limited quantities Now open Thurs.nights \"til! 9 p.m.for your convenience APPA LL ARCA LCT ROLLE, GLY LNT 7 CAT sae se a eb 0 AE Arts festival plans made By JOAN CAPREOL Organizers are planning their strategy for the Arts Westmount festival which takes place from September 21 to 24.The literary committee will be using the impressive Lodge Room of Victoria Hall for four events.Poetry readings are being organized by Michael Harris; prose readings are being arranged by Terry Rigelhof, who has a new book out, The Education of J.J.Pass; an antiquarian book dealers\u2019 panel by Wilfrid de Freitas; and a journalists\u2019 panel by Henry Aubin, author of City for Sale (Les Vrais Propriétaires).Book displays, paper-making and bookbinding demonstrations are planned and Diana McNeill is making a map showing new and antiquarian bookstores in West- mount.For further information call co- chairmen Judy Mappin and Judy Knight at 932-5093 and 484-4401 respectively.e ° ° The art committee is taking two rooms in Victoria Hall.One room will contain paintings on canvas; the other, works on paper \u2014 either prints or watercolors.The vernissage is being held on Tuesday evening, September 20.Invitations to participate have been sent out to Westmount artists.Chairman Ann McCall can be reached at 931-6096 and Patricia Pirkel, who is taking care of the responses, at 933-7241.estimation gratuite free estimate 460 St.Jacques, Ville St.Pierre 364-5657 e 363-1461 1 ws LA FOUNAGERIE~ SY hs TO ALL THE BRIE LOVERS: COME AND TASTE A FANTASTIC DOUBLE CREAM BRIE: SUPREME FROM NORMANDY Reg.$1.95/100 g $70 SPECIAL /100 g Friday and Saturday, june 17 and 18 LA FOUMAGERIE 353 Victoria, Westmount 482-4100 P.S.: Come in and have a cup of coffee on us! OPENING SOON CHARCUTERI La Vieille Poste home-b \u20ac, oe e wid e Fes bros 24 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 16, 1983 Funeral for Reginald Dean, former local alderman Funeral services were held Friday at Westmount Baptist Church for Reginald Harmon Dean, a former Westmount alderman and long-time resident of the city.Committal was at Mount Royal Cemetery.Mr.Dean, who died Monday last week at 87 years of age, was well known for his activities in military, professional, religious and charitable fields.He was born in Saint John, N.B., on July 12, 1896, the son of John E.Dean and Annie Buchanan.He joined the Baptist church in New Brunswick, and was welcomed to the congregation in Westmount in 1920.In 1923, he married Mabel Locke and the couple had two daughters.The family lived at different times on Mount Stephen avenue, Grosvenor avenue and for many years on Upper Lansdowne avenue.Two daughters Helen Locke Turta, who works ( SPÉCIALITÉS ALIMENTAIRES IMPORTÉES\u2014IMPORTED FANCY FOODS ) MARCHÉ ChmosŸ 4 MARKET 4820 OUEST SHERBROOKE WEST, WESTMOUNT 484-8436 FROM HOME MADE 1.25 kg 60z./175g SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK \u201ca BAKERY SHOP APPLE PIE TASTY FRENCH BREAD FOR THE BARBECUE GRILL MINI BAGUETTE PURE BUTTER OVEN OVEN FRESH CRESCENTS SPECIAL BY THE DOZEN ONLY PRICES VALID FROM JUNE 14-18 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES 99 each 99 99 dozen .each Reginald Harmon-Dean with the Baptist Church, survives her father, as does her sister, Anne Buchanan Turcot.Mrs.Tur- ta has one son, Dean, and Mrs.Turcot has five children and three grandchildren, Mr.Dean also is survived by his second wife, Jessie MacArthur Hunter, whom he married in 1970.Distinguished service with the 26th Battalion and Grenadier Guards in the First and Second World wars led to Mr.Dean attaining the rank of colonel.Mr.Dean was best known professionally for his years of service with the investment house of Nesbitt-Thomson.As Westmount alderman from 1949 to 1952, Mr.Dean was responsible for the city's police and fire departments.Various offices He was actively associated with the founding of the St.Lambert Baptist Church, reopened the St.Henri Baptist Church in 1951, held various offices in the Baptist Convention of Ontario and DRESSES SKIRTS BLOUSES & TOPS Seedy (both, Maison Tweedy RENOVATION SALE We will be closed from August 1-10 GREAT REDUCTIONS ON A LARGE SELECTION OF MERCHANDISE Regular $150-5250, sale price $45-$120 Regular $60-$80, sale price $40 and up Regular $35-$55, sale price $15 and up ALL SALES FINAL Maison Tweedy 4209 St.Catherine St.West, Westmount just west of Greene 37-7072 Lucy Bronfman, widow of Allan, buried Monday Lucy Bronfman, wife of the late Allan Bronfman, was interred Monday in the Shaar Hashomayim Congregation Cemetery on Mount Royal boulevard.Mrs.Bronfman, who died Friday after a long period of ill health, lived in Westmount for Quebec and was active on the board of trustees of Westmount Baptist Church.Mr.Dean was a president of the Friendly Home and Camp, served on the board of Welcome Hall Mission, participated in the Shawbridge Boys\u2019 Farm project and worked to settle immigrants following the Second World War.He also was a member of the Mount Royal Cemetery board and an honorary life member of the board of directors of the Canadian Bible Society.Mr.Dean most recently lived in a residence in St.Lambert and had lived for some time on Sherbrooke street in Montreal aîter leaving Westmount.many years and was active in the numerous philanthropic works undertaken by her late husband.She was born Lucy Bilsky, daughter of Moses and Pauline Bilsky, in Ottawa.She married Allan Bronfman there in 1922 and came with him to Montreal in 1924 when he joined his .three older brothers in the distillery and wine business.Mr.Bronfman founded the Jewish General Hospital and during their nearly 60 years of marriage, he and Mrs.Bronfman continued their service to it, as they did to a variety of institutions and organizations in both Canada and Israel.The family mansion at 9 Belvedere road was destroyed >@ fire in February 1977 and they lived at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel until moving to Westmount Square.Mrs.Bronfman was widowed in March 1980 and lived most recently in a residence for senior citizens in the Town of Mount Royal.The Bronfmans had two sons, Edward and Peter, and one daughter, the late Mona Sheck- man.Mrs.Sheckman, in turn, had one daughter, Zoé, and one granddaughter, Meadowrose.Peter Bronfman's children are Linda, Bruce and Brenda.Edward Bronfman has three sons, Paul, David and Brian.Ihibetloplor- 739-551 8225 Mayrand Avenue, Suite |, Montreal, Quebec Michael Caplan goes to the best parties in Montreal For elegant social occasions and creative theme parties, invite Michael Caplan.He will arrive weeks before your guests to help you plan the best party you ever gave.Ere SPECTACULAR 25th ANNIVERSARY SALE 0% 50% 1 +243 LAIRO BOULEVARD, TOWN OF MOUNT ROYAL MUSIC FOR ST.ANDREW'S: The fund for the revoicing of the organ at St.Andrew's United Church is being swelled by numerous donations.A cheque for $100 recently was presented to the fund by the St.Andrew's Scouting Group Committee which operates the Boy Scout groups sponsored by the church.From left are: Rev.Boi itussey; Margaret de Castro, organist; Donald Rutherford, a former chairman of the group committee; Sandy Chisholm, a Rover; Laureen Sweeney, chairman of the group committee, and Geoffrey McCarthy, a Ven- turer.The presentation was made at the annual meeting of the group committee, the only one in Westmount to operate all Scouting groups of Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Venturers and Rovers.Three United churches unite for outdoor service in park Traditionally, each June the three United Churches located in Westmount \u2014 St.Andrew's, Dominion-Douglas and West- mount Park \u2014 join together for an outdoor church service in the lagoon area of Westmount Park.This year, the service will be held on Sunday, June 19, at 11 am in the park, adjacent to West- mount Park Church.In the event of inclement weather, the service will be held in Westmount Park Church.Leadership for the service will be offered by Miss Catherine Anderson and Mrs.Beatrice Fielding of Dominion-Douglas, Mr.Eber Carruthers and Rev.JE.Munson of Westmount Park, and Mrs.Susan Nordberg and Rev.Robert Hussey of St.Andrew\u2019s Church.Rev.Hussey will deliver the sermon.Music at this service will be of interest to many.A brass quartet will provide processional, offer- Baptist picnic this Sunday The church family of West- mount Baptist Church are looking forward to participating in an old fashioned picnic and camp meeting Sunday, June 19.The congregation will participate in a Father\u2019s Day Service at 11:00 am, when Dr.Ellis will preach on the topic: \u201cThere is a River.\u201d The sermon relates to the story of the strong captain of Syria, Naaman, and how he was healed of leprosy through faith and obedience.Then the congregation will go to Côteau du Lac, with lunches, to share a meal and participate in an old fashioned camp meeting with lively singing and preaching by a Southern Baptist pastor from Starkville, Mississippi.An ice- cream social will follow.Mrs.Jean Dixon, chairman of the Christian Education Committee, urges everyone to participate and to come to the morning service suitably dressed for the picnic and with their lunches.Ca will leave directly from church.All are welcome.For further information call the church office at 937-1009.I EN EE EE ES IE EE AU 4 ST tory and recessional music.The three choirs of the United churches directed by St.Andrew's organist and choirmaster, Mrs.Margaret de Castro, will give anthems by Tye, **O Come ye Ser- TMR plans to celebrate June 23 and 30 The Town of Mount Royal is planning what it believes will be one of the most exciting festivities in the Montreal area to celebrate La Féte Nationale, next Thursday, June 23, and Canada Day, Thursday, June 30.(The City of Westmount has no officially planned festivities related to the twc holidays.However, its enormously successful Family Day in Westmount Park took place Saturday, May 28; merchants in the Sherbrooke- Victoria area held their annual fête last Saturday and Greene avenue area businesses are following suit this Saturday.) The June 23 celebration will feature La Fête au Village in the area next to the town recreation centre on Roosevelt avenue with more than a score of boutiques with ceramics, ice cream, popcorn, soft drinks, hundreds of balloons, a barnyard of animals, log-cutting and hula hoop contests, baked goods, square dancing with an orchestra, hay rides, and finally a giant bonfire and sing-song.Canada Day festivities will open with a mammoth parade, starting on Churchill road, next to the town hall on Roosevelt avenue.There'll be bands, MUC police horses, fire trucks, clowns, antique cars, decorated bikes, ethnic dancers, a \u2018\u2018gold car\u201d, and colorful floats.The parade will be followed by a \u201cbest dressed dog\u201d contest, a basketball contest, a magic show, the Alley Cats rock band, the Old Timers\u2019 band in the Town Mall, and the grand finale \u2014 the annual spectacular fireworks display.The celebrations are being organized by a citizens\u2019 committee, headed by the chairman, Councillor Victor T.Podd, with the cooperation of the town council and municipal employees.+ vants of the Lord\" and \u201c O Sing Ye to the Lord\u201d by Pitoni.Coffee Hour will be held in the Webster Hall of Westmount Park Church.Members of the community are most welcome to attend this annual event.As in the past, the three United churches in Westmount will combine their regular Sunday morning services during the summer months.The schedule this year is as follows: St.Andrew's Church - June 26, July 3, 10 and 17.Westmount Park Church - July 24, 31, August 7.Dominion-Douglas Church Aug.14, 21, 28.The three churches resume services in their own locations on Sunday, September 4th.Rector to conduct St.Matthias\u2019 tour At the 10:30 Choral Eucharist on Sunday, June 19, the rector will conduct a guided tour of the church building, explaining its symbolism, furnishings, ornaments and their meaning and relation to the worship of the church.Ven.Dr.Doidge is to conduct his last service at St.Matthias\u2019 Church on Sunday morning, June 26, at 10:30 o'clock before leaving on retirement.The rector and his wife were honored at a well-attended congregational reception and dinner at the church last evening.Have you considered PRE-ARRANGEMENT to relieve others of decision?Funerals, cremation and cost information available without obligation by calling D.A.COLLINS INC.5610 Sherbrooke St.W.The Westmount Examiner, John Raymond receives BBA Westmounter John Raymond recently received a bachelor of business administration degree in management and marketing at Northwood Institute's 24th annual commencement ceremonies in Midland, Michigan.\u2018The 1983 graduating class was addressed by Reed T.Draper.president of Fashion Square Chevrolet, Saginaw, Michigan.Stressing the productive and inherent worth of the American free enterprise system, Northwood Institute is dedicated to furthering the interrelationship of business and the arts in the interest of maintaining and developing the quality of life through individual knowledge and appreciation.Thursday, June 16, 1983 - 25 Cynthia Rhea is Vassar grad Cynthia A.Rhea, the daughter of Mrs.Lawrence D.Rhea, 3033 Sherbrooke street west, received a Bachelor of Arts degree along with 575 other seniors at Vassar College's 119th commencement held on Sunday, May 22.Vassar, a private liberal arts college, was founded in 1861 as a women's college and became coeducational in 1969.Men now represent 42 percent of the student body of 2,250.Furry damage Ten dollars\u2019 damage was reported Monday last week totwo locks on the grill of a furrier's store on Sherbrooke street near Prince Albert avenue, police said.= CHURCH SERVICES AT THE ss OF YOUR CHOICE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Corner ot Wood and de Maisonneuve, Westmount The Rev'd Eric Dungan, M.A.TRINITY III 8:00 am The Holy Eucharist 9:00 am Matins 10:30 am The Sung Eucharist (Nursery available) Holy Eucharist during the week: 9:30 am Wednesday Organist: Mrs.Martha Hagen ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 Côte St.Antoine Road at Church Hill Archdeacon J.N.Doidge The Rev.M.G.Rowe 111 SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8:00 am Holy Eucharist 10:30 am Choral Eucharist Sermon: The Rector Tuesday 8:00 pm Holy Eucharist Wednesday 10:00 am Holy Eucharist Stephen A.Crisp, ARCO Organist and Choirmaster SYNAGOGUE CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Sabbath Services Sabbath Eve, 6:45 pm in the chapel Daily Services Morning Services: Sun., June 19, 8:45 am: Sabbath Day, 8:40 am in the main Mon, to Fri.June 20-24, 7:30 am.synagogue Evening Services: Sun.to Thurs, June Sabbath Twilight, 9:00 pm 19-23, 8 pm.UNITED THE UNITED CHURCHES OF WESTMOUNT DOMINION-DOUGLAS CHURCH The Boulevard and Lansdowne Avenue Rev.Alexander J.Farquhar Catherine Anderson, Christian Development Coordinator - ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH 101 Côte St.Antoine Road - Rev.Bob Hussey, BA, BD, STM Rev.D.M.Grant, BA, BD, DD, Minister Emeritus WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH Lansdowne Avenue and de Maisonneuve Blvd.Rev.J.E.Munson, BA, BD, M.Div.Sunday, June 19 11 am Joint Service in Westmount Park\u2014Lagoon Area In case of rain, service will be held at Westmount Park Church 484-1149 Organized by St.Andrew's Church POINTE CLAIRE: 222 Metropolitan Bivd.ALL ARE WELCOME 695-4200 ° fe es te ee ald PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIÉTÉ À VENDRE Trust Royal COURTIER LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG Spectacular locations.Summer or winter.Lakefront or access.Prices $20,000 to $180,000.Call Ruthmary Lewis (514) 263-7711 292-5254 26 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 16, 1983 #6 \"CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS\u2014 931-7511 10 words $3.50 15 cents each additional word.$1.50 each line heading EIR.Adtakers on duty Monday and Tuesday 8 am to 8 pm, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday to 5 pm REGULAR DEADLINE WEDNESDAY 10 AM; TOO-LATE-TO-CLASSIFY 2 PM For best service, phone your ads early.PROPERTY FOR SALE 1 PROPRIÉTÉ À VENDRE Accounts may be paid by telephone by Visa or MasterCard, or by cash or cheque at the Weekly Adservice and Westmount Examiner office.155 Hillside avenue, Westmount; at The Monitor and St.Laurent News offices.6525 Somerled avenue at Cavendish, N.D.G.; the Town of Mount Royal Weekly Post office, 233 Dunbar avenue.or at any branch on the Island of Montreal of the Royal Bank of Canada or the Bank of Montreal.Advertising not paid in advance of publication 1s subject to a $1 25 billing charge Advance payments without invoice cannot be accepted by banks but may be paid at any of the above newspaper offices APARTMENT: s ms 21 PERMANENT PART TIME TYPIST Experienced, bilingual, accurate, 50 words per minute.Apply to JACQUELINE BLOMFIELD executive director WESTMOUNT YMCA 4585 Sherbrooke St, Westmount H3Z 1 HELP WANTED PERSONNEL DEMANDÉ 46 DORVAL DIRECTEMENT DE L'ENTREPRENEUR ANCIEN TERRAIN DE GOLF ROYAL MONTREAL Projet sur chemin Bord-du- Lac.Moyens de transport, école et commerces à proximité.10 minutes du centre-ville.Acceptons toute offre raisonnable.WEST END HOMES LTÉE Bureau 135 Joubert 636-8812 » 631-3156 OUVERT LES FINS DE SEMAINE DE 13h à 17h MAISONS OUVERTES 1h à 4h 3 \u2014 SUMMER Spanish cottage for sale, Georgeville, 5 minutes from lake.View, Artesian well, A acre, village sewerage.2 bedrooms, bath, living room, kitchen and closed veranda, $16,500.Call 482-0736.COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIÉTÉ DE CAMPAGNE À VENDRE Delightfu! lakeside cot- Jtage, country club, Highgate Springs, Vermont, haif mile from Canada/US border.Large sitting room with Heaterlator fireplace.3 bedrooms, fully furnished.Winterized.Own artesian well.Call (802) 868-7791.COLFORD LODGE ST-CANUT HOLIDAY RESORTS CENTRES DE VACANCE * heated pool * whirlpool * lounge * tennis * croquet * golf * riding * beach * boats * lake 3 meals daily, our bus direct from Montreal.Folder available.Call direct: 435-6822 = 2 APPEALING 3, Melrose and Sherbrooke, heated and equipped, clean.Call 488-4612, Sat.: APP; wes \"00.4855 boul.de Maisonneuve WESTMOUNT EXCLUSIVE CONDOMINIUMS 2 and 3 BEDROOMS 697-2442 e Weekdays by appointment 482-9161 Weekends 1-5 pm BEXINS .MOVING & STORAGE Safe & sound 695-1500 A&F Baillargeon Express MOVING & STORAGE QUEBEC'S MOVER SINCE 1901 9 735-5601 UN MOIS GRATUIT Métro Angrignon face parc, 2675 boul.Trinitaires.Neuf, -tapis, buanderie, 32, $340.$353.44 $400.766-4633, 365-0996.ATTRACTIVE furnished apartment, central location, prestigious building (5 rooms), 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, adults, references, approximately, June 15th.$750.monthly.458-5442.SENIOR lady desires lady desires private accommodation in duplex or self-contained home.Evenings 931-8437.34 large rooms, in Westmount or N.D.G.for EE alone.631-3225.L CEMENTS = 26 VERDUN, grand 3%, propre, tranquille, chauffage électrique, $260.par mois, avec réferénces.CHAMBRE 367-4799, 768- 5281.À LOUER 30 CHAMBRE à louer, Hurteau près WANTED CHAMBRES Allard.Tél.768-5553.DEMANDÉES 3 1 TURN your spare rooms into money.Do you have a spare bedroom in your home or apartment to share with an out-of-town guest?If you are friendly and like people please write Box 692 Weekly Adservice, 155 Hillside Avenue, Westmount H3Z 2Y8.Registered B&B service.APARTMENTS men s AL ROOMS TO LET ROOMS Ra 1 CENTRES ESPACE FOR SALE DE VACANCE À LOUER AUTOS À VENDRE 120' spectacular waterfalls Nature & hiking trails ® picnic area © snack bar © trout fishing children\u2019s playground © © cam e International he hay 615 45 minutes from Mercier Bridge - Rt vs 0 Huntington Ri 205100 ©\" & Chateaugay 518/497-3156 FRANKLIN Ÿ COUNTY 21 APARTMENTS TO LET APPARTEMENTS MONKLAND, large 44-344, July.August, balcony, equipped, quiet.489-9589; eves.486-2008.- - $425.$350.Heated.A-1 air conditioned 1200 square feet 5800 St.Jacques W.481-0125 9to5 \u2014 ru EMENTS 2 eee 21 LOUER ATTRACTIVE natural natural wood, large 4Y,, equipped, heated, balconies, close to métro, $375.corner of Monkland and Décarie.488-2292, Sat.483-2080.ECONOLINE VAN Ford 1976 with trunk and shelves.Ideal for camping.$2500.486-9111.BMW 1971, good condition, woman driven, stereo, $2,300.Tel.483-6245 or 282-0124 after 6 pm.HONDA Civic 1978, S600.Tél.= % Les offerts emplois offerts dans ces pages s'adressent également aux hommes et aux femmes.Discrimination is unlawtul.Positions advertised in these columns are offered equally to men and women.me WANTED ial UN MOIS GRATUIT LaSalle 9373 Francoeur, chauffé, taxe payée, 3%, $305.$315.buanderie.366-6008, 365-0996.ANGRIGNON métro, face parc, $2875, boul.Trinitaires, propre, récent.tapis, chauffage électrique, buanderie.24 meublé $265.non $255.768-6533.N.D.G.Clean quiet 34, heated, equipped.Call for an appointment 8:30 am to 5 pm weekdays, 481-1103.ELECTROLUX CANADA REPRÉSENTANTIE) avec auto demandé(e), temps plein ou partiel Réussissez avec nous! Désirez-vous $20 et plus de l\u2019heure en moyenne?Si oui: L Feuittault: 691-6430 SALESPERSON WANTED for two weekly newspapers e experience an asset e Car a must e bilingual To arrange an interview, please call Louise Wolman at 932-3157 NO STUDENTS NEED APPLY hours per workday.essential.© PART TIME POSITION Growing advertising agency, centrally located, requires fluently bilingual individual to cover French accounts 4 to 5 days a week, 3 to 4 Background in advertising and public relations Interested candidates should submit resumés and salary expectations to Box 689 Weekly Adservice 155 Hillside Avenue Westmount H3Z 2Y8 own business.TWENTY PEOPLE who are good salespeople accustomed to making large money and who want to have their Please write giving address and phone numbé® along with previous experience to Box BHP, Box 690, Weekly Adservice, Avenue, Westmount H3Z 2Y8 155 Hillside CHORALE d'amateurs recherche 4 nouveaux membres.Préférablement avec expérience.Compagnie au centre ville, une soirée par semaine.Concerts de Noël.Pour audition appeler Pierre 331-0344, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BILINGUAL receptionist with experience for Westmount law offices.ome t typing, filing.935-7470 Mrs.WORK WANTED 5 TRAVAIL DEMANDÉ NURSING companion, companion, go to the homes of senior citizens to give baths, take blood pressure and go for walks.Also doctor and hospital appointments.Call Sarah 766-7227.PRACTICAL nurse needs job to nurse or sit with elderly.Call 487-7826. ;:, _\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\" |\" 8 | _ \"ve \u2014 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 16, 1983 - 27 TT TT TT TT TT TT TS Te 1 i | i | | Building Trades/ Sociét bili LC | Building Trades/Société immobilière L-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 0e = me \u2014 mu me ue os me a ee 0 ee ca cr me ve es or a re re 0 0 0 ee 2 , BRICKWORK FREE ESTIMATE EXCAVATION WESTMOUNT A A 931-0456 ROYAL alist {AJ ONKLAND ROOFING ore [in Plastering ESTIMATION GRATUITE Sewer cuts, unistone, Plastering repairs.We re- \u2014 ESTABLISHED 1950 _ shingles + bardeaux asphalt, walls, cement 130 years errant steam.brickwork e brique work, trucks and Call L.Pelletier REO IM Moi [ee coo suap / e cheminées - C SERVICE Vg) \u201cte + ardoise 484-7973 or 659- 15 76 ™ ALL TYPES OF BRICK AND STONE REPAIRS REPAIR, brick, pointing.plastering.cement work, etc.Sydney + BRICKWORK + CEMENT FOUNDATIONS K-D 931-8043._____ o WALLS POINTED * COMPLETE SHINGLE FURNITURE * PAINTING AND ROOF SERVIC PAINTER OF BRICKWORK + FULL CHIMNEY SERVICE REFINISHING CONTRACTOR AND REPAIRS For private homes, 20 years' ex: 5725 Monkland Avenue FREE ESTIMATES RE ce Derianced in plastering.486-0665 COUVREUR ENR.ROOFING REG'D.THOMAS & THOMAS REG'D.CUSTOM CARPENTRY 935-1297 e 363-4611 WORKING TOGETHER WITH THOMAS & JARVIS REG'D.PAINTING AND WALLPAPERING 691-1137 ° 626-3293 A FAMILY TRADITION SERVING WESTMOUNT SINCE 1920 ALTO BUILDING SERVICE brick and stone pointing * all types of cement work » chimneys and fireplaces built and repaired * waterproofing leaky basement SINCE 1932 483- 1 443 276-4568 Fils Ltée Vaccaro Sou Lid.GENERAL CONTRACTORS BRICK ¢ PLASTER e CEMENT e CARPENTRY AND CERAMIC TILES 7027 Waverly, Montreal H2S 3J1 CARPENTRY, low rates, free estimates, work guaranteed.Call Don 484-3815.363-8279.CARPENTRY, kitchens, playrooms, etc.Call Donald Coulombe, DIRECT ROOFING REG'D.For free inspection by professionals, call one of the most reliable firms in the west end ALL TYPES OF ROOFING SHINGLE ROOFS OUR SPECIALTY brick pointing e cement work * chimneys repaired & rebuilt e tar and gravel e asphalt shingles * roof repairs ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED 937-1363 CG For free estimate call fire s.K.Painting Reg'd.SPECIAL PROFESSIONAL SPRING PAINTING EXTERIOR/INTERIOR RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL SPRAY PAINT LOWEST PRICES = FREE ESTIMATES 687-3436 ESTABLISHED 1945 BRICK WORK il 1 IAL SPECIALIST WEST ENS « shingle roofs Ile 2 ns ; e brickwork | ; [| | | ; e chimneys repaired rE IEEE ñ i and rebuilt painting & Decorating ° tuck pointing IT OFTE TET * brick and stone » foundations and «uaa WINTER RATES.basement repairs \u201c\u2014\u2014.¢ silicone waterproofing Don't delay\u2014 4 4 call today! 8 8 Gordon's Home Repairs 2 2 932-5262 g \\e 9 9 9 LACHINE \u201cCEMENT | ZIDEMAN BRICK AND STONE ROOFING DRIVEWAY POINTING SEAL COATING CRACKS IN Specialize in industrial and FOUNDATIONS commercial roofing.No job REPAIRED too big or too small.Free estimate.30% discount due WORK GUARANTEED to leftover material.766-7079 DAVE: 637-8457 253-5329 GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP 636-9681 after 6 pm: 691-1932 KEVIN KENNEDY RENOVATIONS, carpentry, ceramics, balconies, basement finishing, cold room, additional 3 rooms, pavé-um, cement wall, roofs, .kitchen, bricks, formaldehyde removal, etc.Free estimates.Construction d'Addario 648-5004.SPECIALIZE in cement cracks and foundations, any other cement work.Stucco, retainer wall, brick, A-1 PAINTING pontine \u201cscone, asphalt, Eres WALLPAPER SPECIALIST 489-5998.RESIDENTIAL/ COMMERCIAL Dame entry ng ia mi ne OUTSIDE/INSIDE chens, bathrooms, efc.No job too RE ASONABLE PRICES big or too small.676-8721 after 6 ALL WORK GUARANTEED FREE ESTIMATES ELECTRICAL 331-7104 « 473-1524 INSTALLATIONS ANYTIME ALL KINDS ELECTRIC PEARL spécialier RENOVATIONS PAINTING, WALLPAPER FREE ESTIMATES INTERIOR/EXTERIOR BARELEC INC.GENERAL REPAIRS ETC.367-1 230 GUARANTEED 5.ra Suiting services | rv 488-5007 * 481-9848 |! services tamobiliers | bm ELECTRICAL UNIVERSITY REPAIRS AND Qualified gardener for INSTALLATIONS planting, maintenance R.BINDON [ine ancsconing.Hourly ELECTRICAL Jacques Critchley CONTRACTOR 845-5419 365-0202 937-4896 Building Services Services immobiliers ALL ELECTRIC HEATING CONVERSION FROM OIL TO ELECTRIC WATER OR BASEBOARD HEATING for single homes fully subsidized if you qualify on dual heating (oil and electricity) Your cost now.$1,400 BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE Total grants.$1,350 Your share .$ 50 H.L.POEZE, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR r \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 FT\" \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 = \u2014 r Building Services ] | Household Services | ! Moving and Cartage | Services immobiliers | Services domestiques | | Démécagement transport | L____-0000 0 de bee J ; Snook's Transfer FOUNDATION \u2014 1 Van Lines GAL | sTeeL BasemEnT A rover 0 years = « basement leaks S14 GDARDS # ANTIQUE SPECIALIST 2 * waterproofing 695-8667 \u201cTHE PROFESSIONALS e excavation WHO CARE e mini-backhoe Packing and storage * landscaping CUSTOM DRAPES Most reasonable 694-2263 DISCOUNT PRICES rates anywhere Drapes of al types made Reliable e Fully insured o order.Expert workmanship.Pimported FREE ESTIMATES SANDOR fabrics Also excellent in 842-4071 redoing draperies.RENOVATIONS PAT COLINS 731-5817 842-2371 sun decks and balconies, ALL kinds on moving, 7 days weekly, al carpentry and CARPET DOCTOR A bas prix, déménagements, en- painting SEASON SPECIAL treposage, boîtes vides, estimée REFERENCES {3 rooms ot caret clewnes Bir ii S50\" FREE ESTIMATES and deodorized by our DEMENAGEMENTS de tous genres, 932-2098 specialists: 7 jours semaine.surance.\u2014\u2014 a \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 $59.95 MOVING local with guarantee and r I WORK GUARANTEED references.P.Kovacs.487-5762.! Mousehold Services ! VISA/MASTERCARD r- 3 Services domestiques I 367-0649 } Personal Services I wd Eves/Wks 365-1066 FURNITURE REFINISHING Complete Repair & Restoration KITCHEN CABINET Refinishing NO DIPPING All types of fine tinishes available Expert Craftsmanship GUARANTEED WORK Free: Estimates Pick-up Delivery Servicing the West End for 11 years 1430 Hymus.Dorval 683-0502 CARPET AND FURNITURE CLEANING 30 years\u2019 experience.Highest quality work at reasonable prices.For free estimate or advice, call DURACLEAN 274-7970 WINDOW WASHING The \u201coriginal\u201d hire a university student.Eight years in business.Professional experience.Insured.Free estimate, Peter Holt and Timothy Holt, 482-8653.BLIND PIANO TUNER REGULATING AND REPAIRS RODALD PELLETIER: 484-1349 SANDING FLOORS OLD FLOORS MADE NEW SANDING PLASTIC FINISH GUARANTEED WORK FERNAND CLOUTIER: 321-1069 CARPET AND FURNITURE CLEANING 20 years\u2019 experience.Highest quality work at reasonable prices.For free estimate or advice, cal ZOuRiK 332-1053 BLIND PIANO TUNER REGULATING AND REPAIRS RONALD PELLETIER: 484-1349 HAVE you a garage or basement to clean?Any odd jobs to be done?For a rehable service | am the student you are looking for.For information call Phil 935-3621 after 5 pm.CHEAPEST.cleanest carpets rugs and upholstery cleaning.No fuss, no mess.363-7518 (24 hours).Master- Card accepted.' Moving and Cartage | I Déménagement et transport I CLOSED TRUCK Light moving, also basement, garage, yard cleaning.Best rate anytime Dependable Free estimate 24 hrs.LEO GOYER: 489-4203 Services personnels 1 PERSONAL SERVICES SERVICES PERSONNELS CUSTOM TYPIcG SERVICE IBM Selectric.Correspondence, financial statements, legal.call 482-7349 eben ade san LOCK REPAIR AND RESTORATION CERTIFIED CLOCKMAKER G.T.CLOCKHOUSE INC.920 McEachran 274-1383 JEWELLERY REPAIRS PEARLS RESTRUNG WATCHES AND CLOCKS REPAIRED JOHN A.McCLUSKEY 4253 St.Catherine W.Suite 1 937-5651 EUROPEAN DRESSMAKER Dresses.pants, coats, etc.made to order with new materi L Reasonable prices.Expert quality.Also accept alterations.J.NAGY: 342-3438 \u2014 \u2014 DOMESTIC HELP BABY SITTERS SALES WANTED 5 AVAILABLE AIDE DOME E GARDIENNES DEMANDE DISPONIBLES VENTES HOUSEKEEPER wanted, 5 mornings per week, 8:30 to 12:30, $80.to include housework.References.933-1241.FEMME de ménage pour le YMCA N.D.G.de 12h30 à 2h 486-7315.PART TIME HELP Immediate.Live in 5 nights weekly.Good plain cook.Non-smoker.Local references.Other help employed.484-2694 DOMESTIC WORK pou 56 TRAVAIL DOMEST UE DEMANI R \u2014m\u2014\u2014 SPANISH SPEAKING ! am looking for a permanent live-in position which would enable me to attend school a few hours during the day.Have excellent references.Call 486-0581.EXPERIENCED housekeeper seeks full-time, live-out position.Includes care of children, cooking, cleaning, good references.Please call 484-0412 from 4 to 8 pm.EXPERIENCED babysitter, cleaning lady, housekeeper available full or part time.References.937-1438.SUMMER BACHELOR CLEANING NEEDED?Call us.Our traineo teams of cleaning ladies will be there to clean when you can't.Weekly or twice monthly service at a price you can afford.Call today: 486-4770 GUARANTEED SERVICE AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE GARDIENNES 5 / DISPONIBLES _\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 EXPERIENCED and fond of children, 20 years old, French- speaking German girl, seeks \"au pair\u201d position from Sept.'83 - July \u201884.Please contact Birgit Siegil, Gottfried Keller St.18th D 7750 Konstans, Germany.CONCORDIA University student, trilingual, age 20, experienced in babysitting, looking for work.Call 376-5657.EXPERIENCED babysitting available.Summer months.Live- out.483-2797 after 6 pm.LIVE-IN BABYSITTER Available from Monday to Thursday; light housework.Afternoon, evenings.933-7833 from 2 until 9.Excellent references.BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE r | Personal Services q | Services personnels | L J ALTERATIONS DRESSMAKING Boutique Anouchka Inc.1637 Sherbrooke St.West.Tuesday through Saturday.12:30 - 6 pm.932.0853.HAIR STYLING In your home.La Coupe-certified coiffeuse.Carmela 364-4612.Re TYPING services - reports, letters.theses.IBM Selectric.Call 488-0696 eves: 488-3177 weekends.INTERIOR-exterior remodelling (painting to landscaping).References.Call Dave 737-5451.A CHAIR weaving with paper twine, seats and backs.729-9586, BABYSITTER available, your home or mine.Anytime.References.932-0611.SALES 65 SUPER GIANT GARAGE SALE 427 Walpole, TMR, 1 block north of Jean- Talon between St.Clair and Kenilworth.Friday, June 17, 6 to 9 pm; Saturday, June 18, 10 am to 5 pm; Sunday, June 19, 10 am to 5 pm.Silver, crystal, black and white TVs, carpet, boy's bedroom furniture, natural cedar, 7 pieces, pecan and slate end tables, antique typewriter, electronic cash register, electronic adding machine, secretary's desk, electric heater, solid walnut bookcase, poker table, giant electric fan, loveseat, king size bedspreads, copper light fixture, small appliances, beanbags, kitchen utensils, ail occasion decorations, knickknacks.APARTMENT SALE DOWNTOWN Living room and dining room furniture, chandeliers, color TV, many smaller items.Saturday, Sunday, June 18, 19 10 am-5 pm 3460 Simpson, apt.406 between Dr.Penfield and Sherbrooke 935-3763 NEW TIRES BARGAIN Michelin, Pirelli, Goodrich T/A, Uniroyal, Goodyear 364-3611 BELMONT'S BEST GARAGE SALE Two families.Antiques, appliances, clothing, collectables.Friday 1 to 4, Saturday 9:30 am to 1 pm.643 Belmont Avenue.GARAGE SALE Furniture; clothing (sweaters, etc.); bedding; blankets; kitchenware; pic- tures; frames; books.5562 vof off Côte St.Luc or Fleet.Saturda June 18th, Sunday, June 19th, 1 to 5 pm.GARAGE SALE Saturday, June 18th, 11 to 3 pm, 595 Roslyn Ave., freezer, carpeting, bed, curtains, lamps, bedspreads, dishes, glassware, pictures, toys, books, etc.etc.OPEN HOUSE MOVING SALE Saturday, June 18th, 10 to 4.4325 de Maisonneuve West.3793 The Boulevard, Saturday, 18th at 10, boys\u2019, men's and women's, clothing, from the \"50s to the '80s, 25 cents to $2.00.Old and new books, furniture, antique jun- que, and junk.GARAGE SALE TMR Saturday, Sunday, June 18-19, 9 to 4, 244 Kindersley, sports equipment, toys; books; clothing; general household items, some furniture.GARAGE SALE 88 Churchill, single bedroom set, air conditioner, toys, etc.Saturday, June 18th, 10 to 4 pm.GARAGE SALE Saturday, June 18th, from 10 to 5.4 Belfrage, off Upper Lansdowne.Furnishings and fine pieces.GARAGE SALE 155 Dobie, moving! Items from every room in the house.10 to 4 pm.Saturday June 18th.ATTRACTIVE items sold cheaply in terrific garage sale.Furniture, linen, household goods, clothing, toys.books, 767 Upper Lansdowne, Saturday, June 18th, 10 to 4.SUPER GARAGE SALE Saturday, June 18, corner Vendôme and N.D.G.Avenue.Starts at 10 am.GARAGE SALE 24 Forden Avenue.Moving.Everything must be sold.Excellent bargains.China, clothes, decorations, pictures and much more.Saturday, June 18, noon to 5 pm.GARAGE SALE, Saturday, June 18th, 11 am to 3 pm.111 Lewis, Westmount.GARAGE SALE Saturday and Sunday June 18 and 19 from 11 am to 5 pm 332 Kindersley \"TMR EVERYTHING FOR EVERYONE SUPER YARD SALE Assorted bargains, Guru celebrity, from 10 am.102 Irvine Ave., Saturday, June 18th.IMPORTANT Westmount garage sale, 108 Arlington Lane.Furnishings.clothing, skis, bikes, Saturday, June 18th, Sunday, June 19th, 9 to 5.HAMPSTEAD YARD SALE Many great buys to be had Satu day, June 18, from 9 am, 100 Strat: ford Rd.RESIDENTIAL recycling sale.4215 de Maisonneuve West, Saturday, June 18th.10 to 3 pm.Antiques, future antiques, Canadian paintings.household.FOR SALE: GENERAL A VENDRE: GENERAL ____\u2014 DRINK pure water.from Bondel portable bacteriostatic water filter\u2014cost only 2¢ per gallon.Call 288-1968.MOVING.dining set, bedroom set.Vilas and brass table.bedspread.odds-ends.489-9101 after 5 pm.i \u201clth vB Thursday, : The Westmount Examiner, June 16, 1983 29 |] \u2014_\u2014 LL ANTIQUES EDUCATIONAL TRAVEL DOMESTIC A: ANTIQUITES EDUCATIF VOYAGES coax, BOOKS! for collectors.Illustrated, literature, first editions, etc.We, also buy hardcover books in many fields and will visit without obligation.WESTMOUNT PARNASSUS 320 Victoria Avenue Thurs., Fri.6-9 pm, Saturday 10-5 935-9581 e 484-4401 636-8791 @ LAURENTIDE DRY FIREWOOD VERY DRY MAPLE MOVING SALE Lamps.pictures, crystal, rugs, dishes, floor polisher.air conditioner, miscellaneous.Saturday.June 18th, 10 am to 4 pm, 4250 Sherbrooke west, apt.14.ANTIQUE mahogany sleigh bed.932-6723.ANTIQUE pine armoire, circa 1850, price $1750.Call 989-9475.me 12 ANTIQUE AUCTION Friday, June 24, 11:30 am Huntingdon Fairground AUCTIONS ENCANS PIANOS: NEW, DEMOS, USED 1% years interest-free Large choice of Steinway, Chickering, Heintzmann and many brands.MONTHLY PAYMENTS FULLY GUARANTEED LES PIANOS D'OCCASION 5770 ave.Decelles 341-6384 « 733-6287 VERY handsome mahogany coffee table, custom made.Also down- filed chair, 2 735-3456.HUMMEL and Doulton figurines.antiques, furnitures, bicycle, and miscellaneous.165 Poplar Drive, Dollard, 684-3528.DINING room table and 6 chairs, solid walnut, beautiful condition, $800.or best offer.935-4566.HOTPOINT wringer washer, very clean, 935-3343 after 6 pm, except June 17th.BOY'S bed set (racing car), 2 utility cabinets, 937-0750.BATHTUB, Crane, cast iron, sea green, excellent condition, $60.935.1472.loose cushions.PNEUS USAGES Choix de grandeurs Autos et camionnettes MULTI-PNEUS 60 rue Richmond INSTRUMENTS 364-3149 = 6 PIANO grand baby grand Mason & Risch, excellent condition, $6,000.747-9067.4'x4' x 8' 4'x4' x 12in.MANY EXCELLENT 4'x4\u2019 x 16 in.ANTIQUES TO BE split from the top down SOLD SPECIAL ON QUANTITY LYELL GRAHAM Delivery $5 bilingual auctioneer 631-1251 1-264-2289 PUBLIC SALE FOR =A YAMAHA our WOULD French tutor in French for primary or secondary level students.Have a B.A.from McGill and experience.Cali between 1 and 6 pm: 389-8301.PIANO teacher, experienced McGill honours student.Andrew 849-9793.15 DAYS TO CURTAIN Intensive summer theatre workshops for teens.Register now.3-week sessions, 3 hours per day.Concept sur le vif 843-4860 14 ANGELINA Card and palm reading.Advice on all problems such as love, business, marriage, etc.PERSONALS Call 495-1970 PSYCHOTHERAPIE Analytique individuel: dépression, angoisse, difficultés conjugales, problèmes sexuels.Évaluation et consultation offert par David Benhaim, psychothérapeute.336-7045 Eo 68 ANTIQUITES DO YOU KNOW that you might extend your UIC benefits by taking a FRENCH COURSE?Call your local Manpower office and then call us: ECOLE CARON.G Montreal permit #470514 861-8442 BRINGING BILINGUALISM CLOSER TO HOME ALL COURSES ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE PRIVATE PLAYGROUP Private home, experienced teacher and-assis- .tant, ages 2 and 3 years, student-teacher ratio 1:4, arts, music, number and letter concepts, sand water play and painting.Half day or full day program available.If interested please call 481-4768 484-2595 eves.THEATRE TOUR TO STRATFORD AND NIAGARA- ON-THE-LAKE Concordia University, English Department, June 29th July 3rd.bus transportation.4 nights in students\u2019 residences.6 pertor mances (Macbeth.Richard I, As You Like it, The Gondoliers, reading - lecture by W.O.Mitchell, Caesar and Cleopatra).Basic price $230.For further information call: 482-0320 Ext.534 or 560 WANTED: OLD ORIENTAL RUGS any size or condition Ararat Rug 288-1218 WANTED: USED PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT EUROPEAN CAMERA 1108 boul.de Maisonneuve W.across from Peel Metro _844- 1766 WANTED ON DEMANDE FREE Daily pickup of unwanted usable furniture, books, glassware, etc.Call Mr.Bill, 626-6415.Basements and garage clean-up.Moving services available.TRAVEL VOYAGES 16 not C.A.B.B.A.INC Canadian Alliance of Bed and Breakfast Accommodations IS SEEKING QUALITY ACCOMMODATIONS FOR BED AND BREAKFAST If you have an extra bedroom in your home, why © meet interesting people ® earn extra income ® join our national organization?Call 695-7485 (9-5) or write to CABBA Inc.416 Montrose Drive Beaconsfield, Quebec HOW 5W2 PERSONALS 14 \u201cCROWN CORPORATION\" \u2014 longhaired ginger needs a good home.Handsome 1-year-old male, neutered, shots, affectionate.Marjorie 489-3953 or John 870-6417.PERSONALS IL MAKE your wedding special with a chauffered antique car, 481-5448.PIANO wanted, personal use, Heint- zman, Steinway, Lindsay, 484-1466 evenings.PIANOS WANTED LES PIANOS D'OCCASION 733-6287 BUYING FOR CASH old lamps, pictures, furniture, etc.DOMESTIC PETS 737-1812 DOMESTIQUES 78 HAPPY for home for 2 female \"Seal- point\u2019' Siamese cats, 6 and 7 years old.Will provide accessories, fitter box, carrying cases, etc.Call Ann 879-8436 days; 931-3466 evenings.KEVIN COLGAN ANTI AND FINE ART APPRAISALS AN INDEPENDENT APPRAISAL SERVICE Comprehensive evaluation of your property at competitive rates Insurance, sale, succession 861-5346 UE READING BY NADIA SPIRITUALIST CARD, PALM, SAND READING Advice on all problems of life.All readings confidential.Call for appointment 340-1420 from 9 am to 9 pm.MRS.WILLIAMS PSYCHIC CONSULTANT Palmistry, tarot card readings.All readings private and confidential.Advice in all problems of life.Results guaranteed.1-305-871-3975, 1780 Northwest Lejunes Rd., Miami, Florida 33126 (near airport).DOBILINE KENNEL REG'D Free pickup and delivery BOARDING FOR CATS and DOGS 457-5051 NEWFOUNDLAND puppy male, 5 months, CKC registered, guaranteed.champion line.Also reservations taken on July litter.Visitors welcomed, Ormstown.1-829-3598.\u201cCROWN C Corporation\u201d long- haired ginger cat, needs a good home.Handsome 1 year old male, neutered shots, aftectionate.Marjorie 489-3953 or John 870-6417.PUREBRED poodle pups.apricot toy.no papers, 695-6144.RING LOST.traditional gold wedding band, inscribed 16/8/81, lost on Victoria during Westmount festival.It found please call 933-8808 after 6 pm.FOUND: sum of money on Sher: brooke street, south side west of Claremont Avenue.Money at West: LOST PERDU FOUND TROUVÉ mount police station Stanton Avenue.Too Late TO Classify BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE GARDIENNES 57 DISPONIBLES EXPERIENCED babysitter looking for part time babysitting, excellent references.866-9941, room 544.29 DIRECT FROM ICELAND 4 traditional Icelandic natural wool sweaters, pool over style, 2 man's large, 2 women's medium $75.each.Call Nancy 879-8436 days; or 484.7771 everungs.coince 8 runs vÉTEMENTE & FOURRURES Strange case of missing $200 A woman student living at 200 Kensington avenue told police $200 in U.S.currency wis missing from a purse left in her apartment Sunday.she discovered after she returned home from the Grand Prix race The purse had contained $1,345 U.S.when she last counted the money at 2 pm When she returned home at 10:30 pm, she again counted the money and noticed the $200 missing.Her roommate was in the apartment during her absence, deepening the mystery, she told police.$400 stolen from paper bag Four hundred dollars was re ported missing from an office in the Old Post Office Monday last week, police report.The cash had been left in a brown paper bag on top of à desk.The theft had taken place the previous week but was not reported until the return of the establishment's owner, police said.Nothing taken Nothing was taken during a break and entry at a house on Stayner street Tuesday last week, police said.Someone apparently broke a kitchen window, visited the dining room and moved a camera and turntable.The incident took place between 6 and 8 pm.Civic broken The rear window of 4 Honda Civic was broken Monday last week when it was parked in a driveway at 10 Ramezay road, ae- cording to police.Damage amounted to $250. - .- = 30 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 16, 1983 City to buy transformers from three companies City council last Monday authorized the purchase of 29 distribution transformers from three different companies at a cost of $35,468 during its statutory meeting for June.Alex de F.Heron, Westmount director of power and communications, told council the transformers were being purchased in anticipation of load growth on the city's pow r system.The cali for tenders, to which six companies responded, was divided into eight parts.The suppliers all did not make complete submissions, Les Transformateurs Ferranti- Packard Ltée submitted the lowest of four bids to supply 167 kVa single phase transformer on a pad mount in the amount of $3,360.The highest bid for the item was $4,092.The same company also won the bidding for the supply of three 167 kVa single phase transformers with its bid of $5,226.The five other companies bid in amounts ranging from $6,438 to $7,437.Five sections Moloney Electric Corporation will supply the transformers noted in five sections of the call for tenders which include eight 100 kVa single phase transformers for $9,208, seven 75 kVa - 120/240 volt single phase transformers for $6,951, seven 50 kVa - 120/240 volt single phase transformers for $5,481, one 75 kVa 600 volt single phase transformer for $1,103 and one 50 kVa - 600 volt single phase transformer for $869.: In each of the five sections, Moloney's bid was the lowest submitted.The remaining section of the tender, for the supply of one 150 kVa three-phase distribution transformer, was won by Reliance Power Equipment Ltd.Fire put out in kitchen drawer A small fire in a kitchen drawer Sunday evening caused an estimated $250 in damage, although the direct cause of the fire was unknown, Firefighters under Captain René Morin were called to the apartment building at 4300 de Maisonneuve boulevard, apartment 133 east, about 6 pm for the small fire in the kitchen.The fire in a drawer next to the stove was put out with an extinguisher.The resident told officials she had been cooking food in the oven as well as on top of the stove.After a time, she noticed some smoke in the kitchen, but not a lot.She checked the stove and everything appeared normal.She then found the dishcloths: on fire and called the doorman who sounded the alarm.The fire was quickly extinguished and firemen returned to the station at 6:37 pm.Police and Public Security Unit officials assisted at the scene.Parked Renault bursts into flame An estimated $1,000 damage was caused to a car Friday morning after it caught fire in the lane at the rear of Honda City, 4010 St.Catherine street, police report.The fire broke out in a blue 1976 Renault about 10:15 am after it had been left there by an 18-year- old St.Laurent driver.A mechanic from the Honda City garage told the driver the car was on fire.An extinguisher was used to kill the blaze.Firemen were not called to the scene.whose bid of $3,270 undercut the others.Other firms who made bids on one or more of the tender sections include McGraw Edison Ltd.(power systems division), Federal Pioneer Ltd.and Wesco (Westinghouse Canada Ltd.).Ville Marie gets new roof and paint job The roof and interior of the Youth Protection building owned by the Ville Marie Social Service Centre at 4515 St.Catherine street west is being renovated to the tune of $49,641.The building houses the resource development unit.Frank Walker, director general of Ville Marie, told THE WEST MOUNT EXAMINER that the expenditure had been approved by the Regional Council.\u201cAny sum over $500 must be approved by the Council,\u201d says Mr.Walker.\u201cThis expenditure does not take a penny out of our operating budget.\u201cThis building has been run down for a long time and needs a new roof and painting badly.\u201d Spray paint artists\u2019 works are arresting Four Montreal youths aged 11 and 12 years old were arrested Wednesday last week after they were spotted spraying paint on stop signs and posts on Lansdowne avenue.Police said a woman driving an Oldsmobile saw the boys about 4 pm.The incident also was reported by the Public Security Unit who said one of their patrols was alerted to the incident by a citizen.The patrol then spotted the boys and flagged down a police car.Grey and green paint had been sprayed on a mail box at the southwest corner of Lansdowne and Westmount avenue as well as on a stop sign at the northwest corner of Lansdowne and Céte St.Antoine road.A lamp post also was sprayed in front of 571 Lansdowne.Police said two of the youths lived in N.D.G.and two came from St.Henri.City roller runs loose on Roslyn A city worker was taken to hospital Tuesday afternoon when the roller he was driving went out of control and hit two parked cars in front of 574 Roslyn avenue, police said.The 31-year-old man, a resident of St.Hubert, Que., later was released from the Reddy Memorial Hospital where he had been taken by Urgences Santé.The accident took place about 3:30 pm when the Westmount roller came down the street and mounted the sidewalk.The victim jumped off the vehicle before it came to a stop against the second parked car.One of the cars involved was a red 1983 Subaru owned by a person living on Cote des Neiges road.The other was a maroon 1981 BMW owned by a Roslyn avenue resident.Damage to all vehicles was believed to be over $500.Police, fire and Public Security Unit personnel were on the scene.Unclaimed cars to be scrapped Three unclaimed automobiles in the possession of the City of West- mount will be sold for scrap after city council approved their disposal at its June statutory meeting last week.A black 1973 Oldsmobile, a grey 1974 Dodge and a grey 1973 Pontiac were recovered by police and their owners failed to claim them.The means of disposal was not discussed at the meeting, but the city\u2019s usual practice is to receive competitive bids from scrap dealers.Armed robbery in Plaza Two men believed armed with a revolver took about $1,000 from three cashiers at the Quebec Liquor Commission outlet in Alexis Nihon Plaza last Thursday.The robbery took place at 4:40 pm at the store located just outside the Westmount border.Ketchup demon strikes There's always something new among the weekly complaints to Westmount police.Last week it was the ketchup.Not that anyone was having trouble shaking the remains of the sauce out of the bottle.Quite the reverse, in fact.The problem went like this.The complainant, a woman living in St.Leonard, drove to work in Westmount Tuesday morning last week and parked her car at the rear of 4930 Sherbrooke street west aboût 8 am.When she returned at 6 pm to the car, a grey and blue Plymouth Horizon, she found someone had pickled the gas tank with ketchup.Police said the sauce was visible around the opening of the tank, but there was no mention of any damage.How did she get the ketchup out of the gas tank?The police report didn\u2019t say.How would you?Hundreds shuttle up to lookout The Westmount lookout was described as being \u201cpacked solid\u201d with cars Wednesday afternoon as hundreds of persons made their way to the summit to catch a view of the space shuttle atop its Boeing 747 mother plane.A Public Security Unit patrol at the lookout reported that the crowds stood six deep at the observation deck.The jam was noticed at 3:46 pm and did net clear away until an hour later.Cars were parked right down Belvedere road, officials said.Power dept.aids Tele-check The Westmount light and power department is distributing with its current electricity bills a card promoting \u2018\u2018Tele-check,\u201d a New Horizons program of Contactivity Centre Inc., as a service to senior citizens who live alone.*\u201cTele-check\u2019 was the subject of a front-page article in THE WEST- MOUNT EXAMINER of April 28, which provided further details.The telephone number of the service is 937-4273.Tot fountain damage found Someone broke the fountain in the tot lot at Westmount Park last week, according to the Public Security Unit.The damage was discovered by a patrol at 5:45 am.A bench in King George Park also was found broken at 1:30 am last Thursday.Someone apparently had pulled off one of the seat slats.Cyclists hurt in collisions with two cars Two cyclists were slightly injured when involved in accidents with cars in two separate incidents during the past week, police said.There were two similar reports the previous week.A nine-year-old girl was taken to hospital Wednesday afternoon last week after riding her bike out of the St.Leo's school yard, colliding with a car travelling south on Kitchener avenue.Police said the victim, who lives on Prince Albert avenue, went out of the yard between two parked cars.She was taken to the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital by her mother and suffered very minor injuries, according to police.The car, a brown 1975 Chevrolet, was driven by a Hamp- stead woman.The other accident resulted in a 26-year-old man colliding Monday last week with a car at the intersection of Gladstone avenue and St.Catherine street.The car had been proceeding north on Gladstone and apparently was attempting to turn west onto St.Catherine.The bicycle was travelling along St.Catherine and was considered to be a write-off after the impact.Pocket picked of $1,600 A Westmount man told police Monday last week that $1,600 disappeared from his pocket sometime between May 30-31.The man, a resident of Oakland avenue, reported he had cashed a cheque for that amount at a bank, put it in his pocket and gone home.When he went to get the money the next day, it was missing.More awareness of disabled now, says Paterson There has been a greater awareness of all areas concerning disability around the world since the declaration of the International Year for Disabled Persons by the UN in 1981, Alex Paterson, QC, the president of the Mackay Center, reported at the center's annual meeting June 14.\u201cIn fact, the United Nations has recently declared the 1980s a decade for \u2018Progress in .the Area of Physical Disability',' he said.At the same time, he said, in many parts of the world disability is a result of \u2018armed conflicts and wars, which means the number of people touched by disahility is dramatically increasing and the need for programs for these people is urgent.Mr.Paterson, a Westmount resident, announced that the Mackay Center, in collaboration with McGill University, has been awarded a grant of $160,000 to carry out a survey of deaf children across Canada.The project will be under the supervision of the center's executive director, Dr.J.C.MacDougall, and should lead to concrete programs for all Canadian deaf children, Mr.Paterson said.He said one of the greatest unmet needs of the center at the moment is the vocational placement of graduates since there continues to be a large number of students at the center who find no appropriate training or placement.At the same time, Mr.Paterson reported that the Mackay School for the Deaf has produced some outstanding students such as Linda Doucet, who has fulfilled all the requirements for Secondary III Business Certificate and will be attending George Brown College, a post-secondary institution in Ontario.Two cars, a Jeep and motorcycle reported stolen Two cars, one Jeep and a motorcycle were reported stolen from Westmount streets during the past week, police report.An $8,000 Pontiac Firebird disappeared from the rear of 4400 St.Catherine street Wednesday afternoon last week.The blue and white car belonged to a Brossard woman who discovered that the car was missing after work.The Jeep, a $6,000 1979 model, had been parked Monday last week near 4481 Montrose avenue at 10 am.It was gone at noon.The maroon and brown vehicle usually was driven by a resident of the street.A blue 1978 Ford also was reported missing the same morning after that car had been parked overnight in front of 225 Kensing- ton avenue.It was valued at $2,000.A $4,000 Suzuki motorcycle was reported stolen the next day, Tuesday, after it had been left with the handlebars locked at the rear of 4000 de Maisonneuve boulevard.Police said its owner, a Montreal resident, had left the motorcycle unattended for 20 minutes to go to McDonald's restaurant across the street on St.Catherine.The theft took place between 8:20 and 8:40 pm.Gas flushed Firefighters were called to flush down leaking gasoline from a car at 699 Aberdeen avenue Thursday morning last week.The car was parked and the incident was considered minor.Public safety officers assisted at the scene. McGill science dean Orvig awarded Patterson medal McGill University's science dean, Svenn Orvig, 420 Metcalfe avenue, referred to by federal environment minister John Roberts as \u2018\u2018one of Canada\u2019s foremost experts in the field of arctic meteorology.\u201d has been awarded this year's Patterson Medal, the country's highest meteorological Svenn Orvig honor, Reporter.Dr.Orvig received the award, presented by the Atmospheric Research Directorate of Environment Canada, at the annual meeting of the Canadian meteorological and Oceanographic Society in Banff, Alberta.McGill faculty members have won the medal three times since it was inaugurated in 1946 \u2014 Dr.Stewart Marshall in 1961, Dr.Walter Hitschfeld in 1977 and Dr.Orvig this year.In announcing the award Mr.Roberts said that \u2018Dr.Orvig's outstanding contribution to our knowledge and understanding of the climate of polar regions alone makes him a most worthy recipient of the Patterson Medal.\u2018\u2019Throughout his career he has also had a major influence on the character and scientific standards of professional meteorology and climate research in Canada through his research, his writings, his teaching and his work on scientific editorial boards.Dr.Or- vig, who is also professor of meteorology, has continued his work as researcher and educator despite ever increasing administrative responsibilities.\" Papers lost Car papers were reported lost Tuesday last week near 79 Rose- mount crescent, police said.reports the McGill HORSES! 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wl - \u2014 _\u2014_ -\u2014 - Concordia holds convocations Concordia University will graduate more than 2,550 students \u2014 a slight increase from last year \u2014 at the Spring Convocations now under way until June 22.The university will grant honorary doctor of law degrees to peace activist James M.Ham, well-known Quebec civil servant Roch Bolduc.former director of L'Ecole des Hautes études commerciales Pierre Laurin, and Pratt & Whitney head Elvie L.Smith at the convocations.Westmounters W.Earle McLaughlin, the university chancellor, and John W.O'Brien, rector and vice chancellor, will present the degrees and address tne assembly.All the convocations are being held in the Loyola campus arena, 7141 Sherbrooke street west.\u2018New student\u2019 a little richer A 14-year-old boy who went to Toujours Ensemble to register for a camp last Thursday morning was believed to have removed a total of $175 from the purses of two employees, police said.The suspect, described as a \u201cnew student,\u201d had been left alone with access to the handbags about 10:30 am, the victims reported.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 16, 1983 - 31 Oxford-Cambridge Society to gather Members of the Oxford and Cambridge Society of Montreal will be gathering for a garden party at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Jonas on The Boulevard on Sunday at 4 pm.The group is a social society comprising persons who have attended either Oxford or Cambridge universities.They get together several times a year for dinner or a cocktail party.It has been in existence for over 50 years.The approximately 400 members receive a newsletter once a year.Any persons who attended either of the two universities are invited to call George Marshall, 931-5313, if they'd like to join.It's not too late to enjoy the strawberries and sparkling wine this Sunday.JOAN HEELS F.T.C.L.BMus, BAA.R.C.T.Special Diploma is now auditioning and enrolling VOCAL & PIANO students for the 1983-84 term For information and audition appointment, telephone 735-1298 beginning.COMPAID INTERNATIONALE announces intensive two-week LOGO workshops for grade 1 to 8 students One computer per student.July 4-August 27, morning and afternoon sessions, Mondays through Saturdays.Individualized mathematics to tutorials: elementary, secondary and college students.Registration is now open.Call 483-6269 489-6967 THE PRIORY SCHOOL INC.3120 The Boulevard, Montreal H3Y 1R9 Junior day school for boys and girls from kindergarten to sixth year inclusive.Small classes, awareness of individual needs.Varied curriculum with emphasis on French from the For more information, _ please call the Principal: 935-5966 CENTENNIALACADEMY INC?PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE e Mathematics Grades 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 enrichment courses Art Computer Science Study Skills day, mornings only.Summer School July 4 to August 12, 1983 COURSES OFFERED: Grades 7, 8,9 Grades 10 and 11 English English Composition 422, 522 French English Literature 422, 522 All courses are offered Monday to Friday for one hour per Registration June 28, 29, 30,9 am to 1 pm Centennial Academy Inc.5340 Côte St.Antoine Road Montreal, Quebec Information: 481-7714 French Written 422, 512, 522 French Oral 422, 512, 522 Mathematics 412, 422, 522 History 412 Chemistry 442, 462 Physics 432 Centennial Academy reserves the right to cancel any - course for which there is insufficient enrolment.Centennial Academy Inc.(1975) @® 3641 PrudHomme Avenue, Montreal @ SUMMER SCHOOL INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION\u20144 MORNINGS PER WEEK Elementary (1-6) and high school (7-11), preparation for August provincial exams DAY SCHOOL starting September 12, 1983 Elementary and high school, to June provincial exams PREP SCHOOL EST.1944\u2014PERMIT 749783 4240 Girouard Avenue * 489-7287 FOLDER ON REQUEST PROFESSIONAL AUTO REPAIRS ALL WORK GUARANTEED ES AITO TN 1000 Decarie Blvd.NELSON GARAGE INC.SERVING WESTMOUNT SINCE 1928 58 accisdied \u2019 WITH THE SUPER SMART SCOPE COMPUTER COMPLETE MECHANICAL REPAIRS PAINTING * TOWING e ELECTRICAL + BODY WORK 484-0155 between Sherbrooke and St-Jacques, close to Vendôme Metro 32 SPORTS and RECREATION ; Thursday, June 16, Real dogfight for top spot as PeeWee season nears end The Westmount softball league is winding down to a close as teams are finishing up the season under much better conditions than when they began.The inclement weather has finally given way to the bright June sun, enabling the kids to make up for the many missed games due to rain.First of all, in Atom, the Chiefs hold a four-point bulge over the second place Angels, with only two games remaining.The Chiefs are being led by the fine pitching of Adam Ray, along with timely hitting and solid defence by the entire team, with a great deal of credit going to coach Alexander Watt.In PeeWee, there is a real dogfight for top spot, as the Cubs, Expos, and Dodgers are separated only by two points.Doing a fine job for the Dodgers is young David Winn at first base, as is the rest of the entire Dodger team.It By GARY ROUSE looks as if these three fine teams will go right down to the wire.The Expos are getting fine play from defensive standout Kenneth Hung, their talented young short stop, while the Cubs are displaying a well-balanced team effort as they remain one point out in front of the Expos to lead the division.The Cards have wrapped up the Bantam league with still one more regular scheduled game to be played, as they lead both the Pirates and the Royals by four points.The Senior men\u2019s softball league is now in full swing and will continue so throughout most of the summer months.Games are played on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 6:45 pm and are quite entertaining.So if you're a softball fan of any sort you are most welcome to come out and enjoy the games.The Mini-World Cup of Soccer is 630 de Courcelle EXPERT REPAIRS ON VOLKSWAGENS ==> SMALL CAR SPECIALISTS We do paint jobs, body work, mechanical repairs, accident repairs Carl & Bill Garage Ltd.937-1342 from *15,998% @r 2am DODGE CHRYSLER LTD.3350 WELLINGTON ST.just a few feet from LaSalle Metro Eee res Leasing 36 months for $399 plus tax, plates and insurance IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Going Po Au fos! ir |Z VERDUN : 761-4801 iis LUXURY! 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ELEGANCE! entering its last Saturday of play before it breaks for the summer and resumes again in early September.Again, spectators are most welcome.Senior team beats top soccer club Westmount's senior soccer team scored a surprising upset in the Suburban League's premier division last week and a second victory Sunday has boosted the club from seventh to fifth in league standings.Before defeating top-of-the- league Eurocan \u2018\u2018A\u201d 1-0 last Wednesday, Westmount found itself in the second-to-last position of the eight-team premier division.A 3-0 win Sunday over Sabra added two more points to West- mount's point standing, allowing it to claim the league*s fifth spot.Yesterday, Westmount again was to meet Eurocan \u2018\u201cA\u2019\u2019 in Greenfield Park, hoping to wrench a second victory from the division\u2019s first-ranking team.Wednesday next week, West- mount plays the Rams in Laval.Westmount's \u2018\u2018B\u201d\u2019 team holds a strong fifth position in the Suburban League's second division with five division points and its fourth game at hand.Verdun, in [CHRYSLER 1983 D TUNE-UP ¢ ALLEN DIAGNOSTIC BRAKES e FULL SERVICE DON\u2019T DELAY! SPRING TIRE SPECIAL UP TO 20% OFF 933-8556 932-1554 4780 Sherbrooke St.W.CORNER GROSVENOR SERVICE D'AUTO WESTMOUNT AUTO SERVICE SPECIALISTS: TIRES AND BALANCING Westmount Rugby Club loses 19-18 to rivals The Montreal Wanderers' first XV claimed a narrow 19-18 victory over the rival Westmount Rugby Club on Saturday afternoon in the first local derby of the season on the field at Villa Maria.Westmount failed on a conversion attempt in the final minute of the game, relinquishing the win to the Wanderers.The Westmount club uses Villa Maria as a home field while the Wanderers play home games in Westmount Park.Two tries were scored for the Rick Pattee\u2019s 78 tops golf tourney Rick Pattee clinched the West- mount recreation department's 24th annual golf tournament Friday with a score of 78 on the course at the Shawbridge Golf Club.Mr.Pattee, one of the volunteer coaches in the department's hockey program, was one of 33 golfers on the course and one of 42 who later dined at the club to mark the end of the recreation department\u2019s year.Volunteer coaches, timekeepers and referees are invited to the annual event in recognition of the time and effort they make for the city\u2019s recreation programs.first place, has eight points and the next three teams each have six after playing five games.Westmount *B\u2019\u2019 was to meet International in Westmount Park yesterday and next Wednesday, the team will play Atlas.The game kicks off in Westmount Park at 6:30 pm.- SOMETHING NEW Wanderers by Drew Cooper, one by Robbie Aguayo, a penalty and a conversion by Bill Coleman and another conversion by Ian MacIntosh.Westmount tries were scored by John Cozens, Peter Gelinas and Shannon Grover.Dave Forbes rounded out the Westmount scoring with two penalty kicks.The Wanderers\u2019 second XV played an intra-squad game after the Montreal Barbarians\u2019 first XV withdrew from a proposed match.The second XV will meet the McGill Grads\u2019 in a second division league match this Saturday at 2 pm in Westmount Park.Wanderers, in the first division, will play against the Town of Mount Royal first XV on Saturday, also in Westmount Park, with a 3:30 pm kickoff.The Westmount Rugby Club travels to Ste.Anne de Bellevue Saturday for a first division match against the Ste.Anne's team.The game begins at 3 pm at Macdonald College.IU794WIC70R ETE SCHOOL PAY $ THEORY AS YOU AND LEARN PRACTICAL * Courses in accordance with Ministry of Transport requirements e Emphasis on defensive driving * Special attention to nervous people 483-396 Cost of courses is income tax deductible 9 am- 5 pm AT CAPITOL SUZUKI WITH 22@ ADDEDBSPACE e AF S$ & Prep.-\u2014 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY CAPITOL AUTOS ™ 7485 St-Laurent (facing Jarry Park) 274-7523 \u20ac. 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