The Westmount examiner, 28 novembre 1968, jeudi 28 novembre 1968

[" Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home VOL.XXXVI, No.48 Westmount 215, P.Q., Thursday, November 28, 1968 PRICE: 10: LIKELY Two cars\u2019 damage is heavy Damage approaching $1.000 was done to two cars shortly after 4 pm Monday in a spectacular crash after which one of the vehicles ended up against the side of a building at the northwest corner of Metcalfe avenue and St.Catherine street west.narrowly missing the plate glass windows of the Metcalfe Pharmacy.Gerry Kandestin.16.of 230 Oakland avenue.Westmount.was proceeding north on Metcalfe.the yellow traffic light coming on.he said.as he entered the intersection.Meanwhile.Gustave Bluche, 39.of 4665 Jeanne d'Arc street.Montreal.was driving west on St.Catherine and the light at the corner for him.he asserted.was green.In any event, the right hand side of the Kandestin 1966 Valiant was severely damaged and the entire front end of Mr.Bluche's 1964 Chevrolet was pushed in.Mr.Bluche received some injuries but did not require hospitalization.The Valiant hit the building.MTC bus driver still in hospital George Farand.the MTC bus driver struck by a car at Victoria and Sherbrooke streets on Nov.12, remains in hospital recovering from his injuries.CHARLES ASPLER Affleck speaks to WMA meeting A prominent Westmount architect of Canadian and international repute will address the fall general meeting of the West- mount Municipal Association Dec.10 on \u201cUrban Change.\u201d a subject upon which he is an acknowledged authority and of particular interest to Westmount at this time.He is Raymond R.Affleck.MRAIC.RCA.16 St.George's place.who has been concerned in urban design in principal Canadian cities and is known here and abroad for his work in major contemporary architecture.Theatre School honors Domvville The recent annual meeting of the National Theatre School of Canada.held at the St.Lawrence boulevard school.was followed by a gathering of students.staff.governors and members in honor of James de B.Domville.50 Hoiton avenue.former director general of the school who acts as consultant to the governors.A portable dimmer board was presented to the school as a gift from the governors in Mr.Dom- ville's honor.He in an honorary member of the corporation of the school.Warning is issued to delivery men This is the time of year West- mount Police caution firms making deliveries in Westmount to be extra cautious about thefts from their vehicles.Many firms carry an extra man on their delivery trucks so that they are not left unattended.DOUGLAS ROBERTSON TWO NEW ALDERMEN Two new faces may be expected at the Westmount City Council table tollowing anticipated acclamations Jan.13.They are: ® Charles Aspler architect.615 Roslyn avenue: and ® Douglas C.Robertson lawyer.135 Clandeboye avenue.They are recommendations of the civic nominating committee of the Westmount Municipal Association.to be presented to What, who is WMA ?See p.4 the fall general meeting of the WMA in Victoria Hall on Tuesday evening.Dec.10.Also on the committee's listas earlier anticipated (see Examiner.Nov.14) is the name of Peter M.McEntyre.CA.444 Clarke avenue.now an alderman and finance commissioner.as nominee for mayor.Richer up again Ald.Jean H.Richer.711 Gros- venor avenue, whose term is expiring, is recommended for reelection.Thus.retiring from Council would be Mayor Michael L.Tucker, 352 Kensington avenue, and Ald.Irving S.Backler.44 Roxboro avenue.The nominations of the municipal association generally go unopposed.The last municipal election for Council seats in Westmount occurred in 1960.The other city position for which WMA traditionally makes nominations is that of library trustee.Raymond Caron, QC, (Continued on page 15) Students at WHS react unfavorably fo \u2018power\u2019 bids Westmount High had a week of crises.On Monday, 18th.the McGill Daily came out with an article entitled \"The High School as Oppressor.\u201d In it Westmount High was severely criticized as being one of the most reactionary schools in the city.The article cited the story of a certain Westmount student who \u2018wrote a composition critical of the school\u2019 then was \u2018\u2018accused of taking drugs and expelled.\u201d When Westmounters learned that their school had borne the brunt of the paper\u2019s disapproval they were shocked.But there was more to come.Antiques store gets \u201868 model in front window The Mobergé Inc.antiques shop at 4928 Sherbrooke street west.just west of Clarement, lost its plate glass window and the coating of some its bricks at 9:30 am Tuesday.And a .1968 Buick suffered some $500 worth of damage.George Hodhod.44, of 9960 Basile Routhier street.Montreal.driving west on Sherbrooke was attempting to turn into the lane beyond Murray's restaurant when, he said.his car slid on ice and crashed into the building, owner by Jacole Ship.Mr.Hodhod suffered some cuts.Three more cases of rifled vehicles Rifling of parked cars continues.Three more cases were reported to Westmount Police during the past week.One involved the son of a local police officer, whose car was broken into while parked under a street light opposite tli« venue Theatre on Greene :ven:e and stereo-radio equipm* «it removed.The other two case were in the Greene avenue - St.Catherine St.area.Restrictions go on for winter parking Winter parking restrictions will be applied on many West- mount streets and strictly en- fored commencing Sunday.Dec.l.Signs designating the prohibitions are now being erected.changing the areas and times of permissible parking.à NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER By ERIC NEAL December 1 to 7 On Tuesday \u2018\u2019Uncensored Version\u201d a paper financed by the student societies of McGill and Sir George Williams universities, was distributed outside the school.By Wednesday, the majority of Westmount students either had a copy of the paper or had heard about it.It attacked the administration of the school, claimed that teaching methods were outdated and accused teachers of being incompetent.Most of the articles were abusive, in bad taste and based on wrong infor- mation.although a few were constructive in their approach.Council meets On Wednesday afternoon a Students\u201d Council meeting was held.(Each class sends a rep resentative to these meetings.and the club presidents along with the executive of the Council are also in attendance.) At the meeting the administration tried to clear up the con- (Continued on page 15) Bitter cold nights and mainly sunny days, with | cloudless blue skies and wind-driven snow to commence and end this 17th week before Easter.Tornadoes in southern States and severe coastal storms, so conditions will be a little milder south of the river, with fog or freezing rains and sunny periods.Blustery winds and powder snow for northern counties.Temp.Range : south, nights down to 15 and days up to 45°F.; north, zero and 35°F.; Lauren- tians, also Quebec and Sherbrooke regions 10 and 35°F.Rain 4\u2019.Snow, 3 to 5\u201d.Sun, 20 hours. 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 28, 1968 PEATE MUSICAL SUPPLIES LIMITED \"CANADA'S LARGEST MUSICAL SUPPLY HOUSE\" ANNOUNCE THEIR NEW ENLARGED SHOWROOM CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AT 8355 LABARRE WITH AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES ru 733-5367 Here you will find thousands of gift suggestions for the music lover at specially reduced prices for Christmas giving.Choose from the largest selection of GUITARS, DRUMS, ACCORDIANS, HARMONICAS, TRUMPETS, BANJOS, MUSIC STANDS, METRONOMES, MUSIC CASES, BOOKS, FOLIOS, AND MANY OTHER MUSIC ACCESSORIES.USIGAL INSTR «+.Give Enjoyment The Year \u2018round It's important to choose your musical instrument carefully, expert advice is invaluable.The stoff at PEATE'S are all skilled musicians, and ore well qualified to help choose an instrument.Follow this map to the showroom selling musical instruments and supplies exclusively.MUSICAL UPPLIES LTD.) Mis ; (%s = STORE HOURS: Jl 9 to 5.30 Pot-pourri DELAYED FINALE.The Quebec Music Festivals was all set for its 10th anniversary grande finale when lo! it was discovered to be on the same date as the final concert of the International Piano Festival Competition in the Salle Wilfrid Pelle tier in Place des Arts.What to do?It had to be postponed.On Saturday evening, Nov.30, in Salle Claude Champagne at 8.30.Les Festivals de Musique du Québec are presenting something unique.Being the 10th anniversary, some of the discoveries from 1958 to 1968 will participate.Pianist André Laplante and Violinist Martin Foster, grand winners of the 1968 finals, will perform.Micheline René, soprano from Cap-de-la-Madeleine, top winner of 1965, will be heard in several operatic arias.There is a wind instrument school in Chicoutimi and Jean Gaudreault who plays the French horn will represent the wind instruments at this concert.All the prize-winners who won in the Provincial Festival 1968 will be presented with their awards.Some $6,850 will be distributed to these talented students this Saturday evening.* x % JUST FOR RUBINSTEIN.This is worth repeating.If you wonder why certain artists draw large attendances, here is one answer.Talking about the many famous musicians who come to Mont: real, one lady told me that she has so many social affairs that she can\u2019t possibly go to a lot of concerts.\u201cI only go to the important ones.This year I got the series to the Star Dollar Concerts just FRANCES GOLTMAN Pianiste Lic.Mus.First Medalist \u2014 McGill University Teacher Columnist \u2014 Critic PIANO TUITION \u2014 ALL GRADES Talent Developed Phone 484-6424 5506 Notre Dame de Grace Ave.for Rubinstein.\u201d I ventured to add, \u2018\u2018What about the other three?They're good, too.\u201d The reply, \u201cNot for me, I'm only going to Rubinstein.Guess I'll give away the other tickets.\u201d * x 5 LOYOLA \u201cLISTEN - IN\u201d.When something \u2018\u201c\u2018takes\u201d with the public, you are sure to find many essaying in various other methods to be just as successful.Rowan and Martin certainly started a trend with \u2018Laugh- Now Loyola College has come up with a \u2018\u2018Listen-In\u2019\u2019.The people attending will be doing a \u201cWalk-In\u201d .a \u201cSit-In\u201d .then \u201cWatch-In\"\u2019.Hmmm! Title of this music meander is \u201cThe Hits of Johann Sebastian Bach.\u201d Through the courtesy of the local Musicians\u2019 Guild and the American Federation of Musicians, a group of 24 members of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra will perform fomoy- row evening in the Smith Auditorium with the Loyola Choral Society.The Bach program will be (1) Overture from Suite no.1 (Theme from the movie \u2018\u201c\u2018Galia\u2019\u2019).(2) Brandenburg Concerto, (3) Extracts from Peasant Cantata, (4) Toccata and Fugue in D minor (from the movies \u2018\u2018La Dolce Vita,\u201d 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea,\u201d \u201cBarbarella.\u201d I can add to that \u2014 the first movie to have this work was \u2018\u2018Fantasia\u201d with Leopold Stokowski conducting.It was great.Another they might have chosen for this \u2018\u2018Listen-In\u201d is \u2018\u201cLover\u2019s Concerto,\u201d that delightful elementary Bach Minuet in G that shot up to the top of the pop \u2018Hit Parade.\u201d And a surprise at this concert: admission is free! 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garments made to order.EE 866-4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS'N.\u201cVincent Appeal president Marcel Vincent, 400 Kensing- ton avenue, Westmount, and chairman of the board of directors of Bell Canada, has been elected president of the Federated Appeal of Greater Montreal.succeeding Roland Chagnon, CA.His election took place at the Federated Appeal\u2019s second annual meeting last week.Mr.Vincent was chairman of the corporations division in the 1968 Federated Appeal campaign.Mr.Vincent became chairman of Bell on Aug.1.He is also the company\u2019s chief executive officer.He was born in Montreal on Dec.4, 1907.and after receiving his primary and secondary education in his home city, he graduated from the University of Montreal with a master\u2019s degree in commerce in 1927 and immediately joined Bell.From 1941 to 1945 he served with the Royal Canadian Navy in the Atlantic and Pacific.He retired with the rank of lieutenant- commander.Married to the former Ginette Meriot, of Montreal, he has two sons, Pierre and Paul.Save-seals sale at St.Stephen\u2019s The Montreal Save-the-Seals Committee is holding a \u2018\u2018new and nearly new\u2019 sale at St.Stephen\u2019s Church Hall on Saturday, the proceeds to help provide air transportation to the ice floes of the Gulf of St.Lawrence for Brian Davies and other observers during next spring\u2019s seal hunt.Donations would be welcomed by the organizers, as would volunteers to assist with the sale.A project also is under way to sell candies and nuts.The aim of the committee is to stop the annual killing of seals in the gulf.Interested persons are nee at call 935-9929 or 489- + Thursday, November 28, 1968 - 3 French TV show 'Zoom' is made at RMR armory pilot project The unusual appearance of show- business people, including head- turning young women in ultra-at- tractive costumes, in the area of St.Catherine street west, east of the Glen, during the past week has been solved.First, it had been noted that there has been a large concentration of vehicles, both trucks and cars, bearing Canadian Broadcasting Corporation identification.Then, on Monday afternoon most of the men and equipment of the Westmount Fire Brigade swiftly converged on the Royal Montreal Regiment Armory.where a high-power klieg light warmed up a heat detector in a basement room beyond its 135- degree limit, tripping an automat- icalarm.And finally, our curiosity pricked beyond containment \u2014 for all this had been going on around and opposite The Examiner office \u2014 we called the CBC and were told that the occasion was the production of a weekly instalment of a French-network television variety show called \u201cZoom.\u201d The man said the show being prepared here has \u2018\u2018a light military vein.\u201d WATCH REPAIRS ESTABLISHED ONMAN'S WE.3-4046 1899 5 Certified Watchmckers \\ JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave, Roslyn School is board topic A pilot project at Roslyn School was discussed at the November meeting of the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal on Tuesday.Four kindergarten classes at the Westmount elementary school are taught entirely in French, Dr.L.Hamilton, the board's superintendent of curriculum, reported.One of the three Grade I classes receives all its instruction in French: a second is on a 50-50 French-English basis, and a third has a regular French program each day.All other grades are receiving double the instruction in French usually given at the elementary school level.FLORIDA him before leaving.Westmount Fly to Florida or anywhere in North America \u2014 and arrange to have your car delivered by calling Montreal Drive Away Service.A bonded driver will deliver your car to your destination \u2014 he will pick it up at your home \u2014 giving you a chance to meet Montreal Drive Away Service's drivers are carefully screened and selected.References available on request.Call Paul -B.Smith MONTREAL DRIVE AWAY SERVICE | Ltd.4018 St.Catherine St.West BOUND?937-2816 CALL ANYTIME Whether you want goods moved locally, or long distance, Kenwood's are the people to call.Kenwood's are partners in the enormous affiliation of Allied Van Lines, the world's largest movers.There are more than 1,400 Allied associates located in every major city around the globe.A single call to Kenwood's can get your things moving to or from any destination you can name.Take the worry out of long-distance moving.Ship the Kenwood/Allied way.One phone call can get action anywhere in the world.KENWOOD\u2019'S CARE KENWOOD\u2019'S MOVING AND STORAGE LTD.255 Montee de Liesse.Montreal 9, Over 60 years experience.747-9911 ~~ ae a ol ry arnt # rile T HE WESTMOUNT, Examiner Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home Published Every Thursday by J.W.Sancton & Sons 4630 St.Catherine Street West Westmount 215, P.Q.Editorial Accounting Circulation Display Advertising Departments 932-3157 Classified Advertising 8.30 a.m.to 5 p.m.weekdays (To 10.00 p.m.Mondays and Tuesdays) 931-7511 The Examiner aims to he an independent.vtean aewspaper for the home, devoted to public ser- vive.Mail Subscriptions: $3.30 per year: S2.U0 hati vear.Ten cents à copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association.Quebec Weekly Newspapers Association.Authorized as Second Class Mail by the Post Office Department.Ottawa and for payment ot postage in cash.Westmount High heads screwed on We moved the Westmount High School News column up to prominence of the front page this week.Our school correspondent, Miss Vicki Schmolka has, without suggestion from us, presented a spontaneous response to the \u2018\u2018student action\u201d urgings directed toward high schools by their seniors at the universities.That response is encouraging.It suggests that WHS students are ready neither to throw over the traces of authority as is being witnessed so generally in universities nor to tolerate the blanket charges tossed at the administration of their school.Miss Schmolka may not be speaking for the entire WHS student body.But we believe she is expressing the reaction of the majority.WHS traditions cannot easily be killed by outside radical influences.And the younger.clear minds of the high school student are not easily misled.Whatever the validity of the movement to give university students larger voices in university affairs \u2014 and we happen to think major university reforms are needed - the same arguments do not apply to mid-teenagers and high schools.We're glad to see West- mount High youngsters still have their heads well screwed on.Two new aldermen named for January We almost are tempted to congratulate here and now Architect Charles Aspler and Lawyer Douglas Robertson on becoming aldermen.However, we do congratulate them upon being recommended to the forthcoming general meeting of the Westmount Municipal Association as that body\u2019s nominees to the two seats on City Council which open in January.For this is, traditionally, now an accomplished fact save for the routine of appropriate WMA resolutions and acclamations in January.To which we would add our congratulations to Ald.Peter M.McEntyre, CA, as the choice for Mayor and to Ald.Jean Richer, CNR vice-pres- ident, for being renamed to City Council.Safe Driving Week not limited here It goes without saying that, so far as Westmount is concerned, all weeks are Safe Driving Week \u2014 not just next week, singled apart annually to make us all conscious of the dangers of the road.The constant emphasis on safety on the streets of our city has paid big dividends, in terms of our records as opposed to elsewhere.Westmount's situation is that over 80 percent of our traffic is that of non-residents, passing through.But that has not prevented the Public Safety Department becoming the most respected police authority on the island.Few residents or transients don't know that here traffic laws ARF enforced, fairly but firmly.No monotony for Fire Brigade For some weeks we have been carrying, as a regular feature, the calls responded to by the Westmount Fire Brigade.There is no monotony.Every conceivable type of situation receives the attention of the department.What amazes us is the good cheer with which our fire officers and men respond to every demand.For there are not many municipalities in which you can ask the municipal firemen to do all manner of things.The philosophy, from mayor and city manager downward, is that all the services of the city are there to serve the taxpayer in any way they can.This is why Westmount is reputed as \u201cThe best run city in Canada\u201d.be Who, what i is the Municipal Association?Who and what is the Westmount Municipal Association?The \u201cwhat\u201d is proclaimed by WMA as \u2018\u2018to ensure sound civic administration by the development \u2018of informed opinion amongst the residents of Westmount and by the communication of their wishes and views to the City Council.\u201d The \u201cwho\u201d are several hundred residents who generally turn out twice a year, for their annual meeting in the spring and at this time, and on special occasions Between general meetings, the business of the association is conducted by its officers and a large executive committee.urrent president is L.M.Nelson, 648 Roslyn avenue.The three vice-presidents are V.G.Hobbes, 520 Victoria avenue: J.L.Thom, 467 Mount Stephen avenue, and R.J.Plant, 479 Strathcona avenue.Five Years Senior-most executive members, now in their fifth term, are L.S.Apedaile.483 Strathcona avenue.K.M.Case 4337 Montrose avenue; S.B.Cohen, 672 Belmont avenue: D.B.Meagher, 44 Aberdeen avenue, and M.Panet-Ray- mond, 308 Roslyn avenue.And in their fourth term are M.J.Hayes, 54 Chesterfield avenue: Mrs.\"S.L.Kaplan.735 Upper Belmont avenue; H.Mayer- ovitch.345 Victoria avenue, and Mrs.F.Winser.4451 de Mai- sonneuve boulevard west.Third-term executives are \u2018G.M.Brickenden, 336 Wood avenue; Mrs.W.Hemsworth, 115 Irvine: Mrs.J.H.McDougall, 324 Kensington avenue; J.P.Page 4914 Sherbrooke street west; N.C.Phemister, 609 Belmont avenue; Mrs.M.Rudge, 418 Metcalfe avenue: D.P.Thomas, 455 Clarke avenue: C.L.Walker.646 Gros- rol .avenue, and R.H.Z'Grag- gen, 93 Columbia avenue.Elected in 1967 and thus in their second term are Mrs.Errol B.Clift, 695 Grosvenor ave nue: J.G.Fletcher, 760 Upper Landsdowne avenue: A.V.Hudon, 424 Wood avenue: R.M.Johnson, 332 Redfern avenue: M.Kalil.4180 St.Catherine street west: Dr.G.Lehman, 349 Lansdowne avenue: A.Meyer.64 Bruce avenue: P.Ranger, 542 Cote St.Antoine road.and W H.Rubin.708 Grosvenor avenue.New executives New executive members who took office last May 21 are W.David Angus.636 Murray hill; Rosario T.Armand.363 Lans- downe avenue: G.B.Baillargeon.586 Cote St.Antoine road.Paul T.Beauchemin, 3781 The Boule vard: Mrs.G.M.Bourke, 450 Strathcona avenue, À.À.Bruneau 4687 Westmount avenue: T R.Bur- pee.315 Elm avenue.Harold Corrigan.477 Strathcona avenue: K.H.Darling.14 Grenville Avenue: A.O.Drysdale, 637 Roslyn avenue, B.P.Emo, 343 Kensington avenue: K.C.Hague, 557 Roslyn avenue; Mrs.Richard Holden, 359 Kensington avenue: W.O.Hor- wood.611 Victoria avenue: Mrs.Lucien Langlois.59 Chesterfield avenue: Murray Lapin.QC.167 Edgehill road.C.A.McCrae, 466 Strathcona avenue; Y.J.Ménard, 125 Arlington avenue.Arthur Mendel.620 Sydenham avenue; M.E.Nixon.712 Upper Roslyn avenue: R.E.Parsons.11 De Casson road.F.M.A.Rid- dell.61 Thornhill avenue: E.G.Sabloff.638 Murray Hill; Reed Scowen, 592 Landsdowne avenue: Mrs.P.B.Steward.42 Anwoth road; P.F.J.Symcox, 127 Clan- deboye avenue: André Tétrault, 344 Kensington avenue, and Mrs.H.E.Worrall.384 Lansdowne avenue.Secretary-Treasurer is Mrs.William A.Jamieson, 39 Bruce avenue.Staff relations: an essential aspect of the public service The Treasury Board in almost every respect may be considered a low-key department in terms of publicity.This is due in large part to its administrative and expenditure control role.In government, it is an important role.But it is hardly an attention-getter.There is, however.one aspect of the Treasury Board that has received increasing public attention, thanks mainly to the postal strike of the summer.This is the staff relations division of the Personnel Branch, one of whose responsibilities is the negotiation of collective agreements with certified bargaining agents of different bargaining units in the public service.Such agreements are a very recent development in employer-employee relations in the federal government.Although staff associations have existed since before the turn of the century, the first formal step on the path to an institutional relationship between employer and employee was the establishment in 1944 of the National Joint Council of the Public Service of Canada.This body.as its name suggests, represents both the employer and the employee and makes recommendations to the government on matters affecting conditions of emplovment.STEADY PROGRESS Since that date.steady progress has been made in the involment of public servants with basic decisions as to rates of pay and conditions of employment.In 1958 an Advisory Committee on Pay Research was formed.The work of this committee contributed to the Civil Service Act of 1961, which provided a legislative base for the process of consultation on pay determination.Shortly after the 1963 general election.the Pearson government committed itself to the principle of collective bargaining, and in August of that year the government appointed the Preparatory Committee on Collective Bargaining in the Public Service.This committee, composed of senior government officials and chaired by Arnold Heeney, spent two years preparing a blueprint for collective bargaining.The results of this study were presented to the government in the summer of 1965.Largely as a result of these efforts, the Public Service Staff Relations Act came into effect in March 1967.The act contains most of the elements common to nearly all labor relation statutes in Canada, such as the tripartite labor relations board, the principle of majority support and exclusive bargaining agents.The act, however, contains a number of unique provisions, two of which I should like to mention.First, unlike most labor relation statutes.the Public Service Staff Relations Act provides two separate and distinct processes for the resolution of disputes arising out of the negociation of collective agreements.Disputed matters may be referred to binding arbitration by the Public Service Arbitration Tribunal established under the legislation or they may be referred to an ad hoc conciliation board.In the latter case the bargaining unit can opt to strike if it is dissatisfied with the board\u2019s recommendations.Secondly, the legislation, while granting the right to strike in certain circumstances, contains provisions which are designed to protect the public against the disruption caused by strike action in those services which relate directly to the safety and securi- rectly to the safety and security of the public.Treasury Board officers have been at the bargaining table since September of last year.To date some 19 agreements have been signed.involving some 75.000 employees.SEEN WORKABLE The process has not been an unqualified success, as the na tion-wide postal strike testifies but it has stilled the voices of those who deemed such a schem: unworkable.The negotiation of collective agreements likely will be a con tinuous process for.as the gov ernment successfully negotiate: the final agreement witha bar gaining agent.it will be time to renegotiate the first agreement reached in the spring of this year.From my personal experience I can say that negotiations have generally been carried out su cessfully because of a willingness on both sides to seek an equitable solution.I cannot prophesy the future of collective bargaining but I should like to cite a suggestion I made recently to a Joint Conference on Collective Bargaining in Federal Public Service: \u201cIt seems to me that, in time.J satisfactory relationship will depend on the capacity of the two sides to look beyond the bread- and-butter issues that must, of necessity, claim most of their attention at the bargaining table.It seems to me that, in time, they must together focus on some of the problems of morale and productivity that flow from causes unrelated to rates of pay and conditions of employment.\u201d pp 2000 The Westmount Fire Brigade answered the following calls during the past week: Nov.20 Nil.Nov.21 205 Olivier: Broken gas pipe in former Kenwood warehouse, turned off at main by QNG; 489 Victoria: Strange odor.Traced to household painting downstairs; Tupper and Atwater: (Box 126) False alarm: Nov.22 1336 Greene: Pot of food burned on stove, causing considerable smoke: 549 Grosvenor: Glow on transformer on pole outside; 19 Stayner: Oil spillage from oil truck filling apartment house tank; Nov.23 4402 de Maisonneuve: Defective oil burner; 370 Grosvenor: Strange odor, traced to sealer compound being used on roof; 4350 Sherbrooke: Fire in air duct over stove hood in apartment: Nov.24 Nil.Nov.25 4560 St.Catherine: Sparks from incinerator: Reddy Hospital, Tupper: Smoke.caused by blowback from incinerator: Westmount High School: False alarm: Royal Montreal Regiment: CBC Kklieg light tripped heat detector for automatic alarm: Nov.26 Opposite 4141 Sherbrooke: Fire in street waste paper basket: 8 Springfield: Power failure: fuse replaced.Lafe Locke chosen Kennel Club V-P Lafe Locke.340 Metcaife avenue.was elected second vice- president of the United Kennel Club of Montreal at the Club's recent annual meeting.\u2018 WY.aren't bragging - But we feel Our fiztures have The strength of steel.JOHN WATSON (QUEBEC) LTD.C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service & Quotations on request 368 VICTORIA AVE.487-1760 # LOCAL FIRE PREVENTI ON POSTER CONTEST WINNERS In rear, left to right, Public Safety Director E.C.Harper, Ald.D.O'C.Doheny, Quebec Fire Commissioner F.X.Perreault and Assistant Deputy Chiet Paul Motard.Two Westmount youngsters win national mentions Two Westmount school youngsters are among 15 honorable- mention recipients of certificates in a national poster competition conducted in conjunction with this year\u2019s recent Fire Prevention Week.Two children in Ontario placed first and third while the second place winner lives in British Columbia.The local victors were Louisa Crooks, 10, who lives at 441 Victoria avenue and is a Grade 5 pupil at Roslyn School: and Alexander Scarlat.8.3445 Ridge wood avenue, who attends Grade 2 at Selwyn House School.Cote St.Antoine road.The contest is a joint effort of the Association of Canadian Fire Chiefs.Locally, the contest was promoted by the Westmount Fire Brigade in local schools, with final judging and award winning at Victoria Hall on Oct.8.Education of the coming generation in fire prevention is the main idea of the national committee\u2019s annual children\u2019s contests.One wasn\u2019t chosen in local contest One of Westmount\u2019s two national winners in the Fire Prevention Week poster contest was not chosen by the judges in the local contest.This was Louisa Crooks \u2014 giving her a 10-year-old last laugh at Westmount arbiters of what constitutes a good Fire Prevention poster! In the case of Alexander Scar- lat.however, local and national judging seemed more in accord.But even here, the Westmount Fire Brigades judges placed this eight-year-old third in his age class.The local judging results were: Mary MacLachlan, Westmount Park School, first; David Baker, Roslyn School, second; Christopher Arnold-Forster, Arlington School.third, and Mark Walford, Peter Pan School, honorable mention: Are you 1(/ speciaL 2/{) SAVINES Percentage-wise?\"71, cétasorenn vos E=I CANADA PERMANENT TRUST Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation 1326 Greene Ave., Westmount 861-8855 D.B.LANE.manages REGULAR 0 SAVINGS Seven and eight years old: Christopher Neville St.Paul\u2019s Academy.first: Anthony C.Rodgers, St.Paul's, second: Alexander Scarlat.Selwyn House School.third.and Mark Ogilvy.Selwyn House.honorable mention: Nine and 10 years old: Robin Rohlicek.Selwyn House, first: Delgan Stubbs.St.Paul's, second: Pamela Markland.Roslyn, third, and Martha McCallum, Miss Edgar's; Patty Place, Roslyn.and Kathryn Kitchin.St.Paul\u2019s, all honorable mention: Eleven and 12 years old: Rene Waite, Westmount High School, first: Sylvie Roshus, St.Paul's, second: Cindy Sherry, Westmount Park, third, and Louise Gaudrault, St.Paul\u2019s honorable mention.FORMICA TOPS EVERYTHING in this picture 1 Formica tops 1 Get full information an fFarntea Moulded Counter - ~ - Te = A = SFR NS AT - EE I cL fo FT \\ = To - = ss - = ~~ - \u2014\\ TA Ne SNS = 7 ~ > NT -_ _T- - ne - S= \u2014 - ~ > ~ I ~ -< - \u2014 - \u201cA ~ ~ ~~ pa - ~ \u2014 ~ > - well, just about everything that catches = = the eye\u2019 Walls, dinette table.kitchen EFORMICA counter kitchen cupboards sou name = beautifully 200th anniversary of the birth of the Monégasque sculptor, J.F.Bosio; a single to mark the 20th anniversary of the World Health Organization and a duo entitled \u201cPrinces & Princesses of Mona- PANAMA Three international events were The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 28, 1968 - 7 commemorated by overprinting previous issues: \u201cVisit of H.H.Pope Paul VI to the Eucharistic Congress Latin America and Transmitted via ATS-3\u201d is on the 1966 issue commemorating Pope Paul\u2019s visit to the U.N.(Michel 862, 866 and s/s 46).\u2018Mexico Olympics Transmitted via Satellite Panama Television\u2019 appears on the 1964 issue for the conquest of Space for meteorological purposes (Michel 778 & 783).\u201cInauguration of Communications via Satellite October 5 1968\" appears on the 1966 Churchill issue (Michel 933, 934 and s/s 59).Both of the original souvenir sheets are listed in the catalogue as prejudicial issues; it will therefore be interesting to see how the publishers of catalogues will treat these overprinting issues.Daily: 10.30 A.M.to 8.30 P.M.Philatelic Headquarters Try us for rarities - hard to find items and the newest sets from all the world.OPEN SUNDAYS, NOON TO 8 P.M., UNTIL XMAS STAMP HOUSE Lid.5207 SHERBROOKE WEST Tel.484-3462 © Buying ® Selling John Burroughs opened a savings account with us to save money.Now he\u2019s in residential mortgages.John Burroughs would probably deny any participation in investments, property development or \u201chigh finance.\u201d Yet, he\u2019s involved in many of these, through his savings account at National Trust.As far as he\u2019s concerned, his savings earn high interest for him, he can write a reasonable number of cheques free, and his money is available whenever he needs it (even on Saturdays).But while he\u2019s hard at work, so is his money.We invest it, carefully and wisely, in bonds, mortgages or other securities.As a result, our depositors soon have the things they've saved for, like John and his new woodworking lathe.Whether they realize it or not, National Trust investment experience means a lot to them.It can mean a lot to you.too.As onc of Canada\u2019s largest trust companies, National Trust administers over $1,500 million of other people's money.All we do is make it worth more for them.Give us the opportunity to do the same for you.Member of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation National JIT SINCE 1898 1350 Sherbrooke St.W.Corner of Sherbrooke and Crescent 1011 St.Catherine St.W.Between Peel and Metcalfe 2237 Rockland Rd.Rockland Shopping Centre.Town of Mount Royal se - > ge ere 8 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 28, 1968 WESTMOUNT GIFTS ss.Gift Ideas For Everyone DROP IN AND BROWSE Phone 933-1071 1308 GREENE AVE.os.RER RER RER EEE EE EEE A ER 484-2764 484-2764 Wesimount Geneva Pastry WESTMOUNT HOBBY SHOP Reg'd.Established 1950 Ë i ¥ i : 4257 St.Catherine W.$ MODEL CONSTRUCTION SUPPLIES Ë : i Ÿ ¥ 8 MAKE WESTMOUNT YOUR SEER RR RU RU RR IT, YT FT REST JOE JX RRs Ju Rk Nek ws T At their new address Just A Few Doors West Of Greene.H.O.and 'N\u2019 Gauge Trains CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS LAY-AWAY PLAN 4926 SHERBROOKE St.West Mr.& Mrs.Andre Perret.935-4884 eee a ra fer er RE ASIA IMPORTING CO.SPECIAL FOR CHRISTMAS ® Silk Saree ® Silk Scarves ® Handicrafts ® Jewellery ® Brassware @ Ivory Goods {Near Claremont) Florists FLOWERS FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAY SEASON PLEASE ORDER PLANTS and FLOWERS EARLY Phone: 484-8484 4897 Sherbrooke Street West U.Lanken, 481-6132 ® Imported Dresses from India ® Cotton Bedspreads ® Portable Car Refrigerators \u201c4916 SHERBROOKE ST, WEST 484-2376 (Between Claremont and Prince Albert) JOUR JES JER YER YE Sch ASCH SASTRY JER RS RSS SES RASE NES PE EEE RAE 9 % HAVE YOUR PARTY M ; % ¥ % ; 7 ers % lp\u201d Vi Vr Le v FATA COMMITTEE MEMBERS FOR TUESDAY EVENT M.MONTPETIT, B.Ph., L.Ph., prep.Geld Medalist, University ef Montreuil Prescriptions corefully ond eccurately filled et reesoneble prices.1385 Greene Ave.Corner Sherbrooke WE.2-2136 WE.2-2488 modes and excellent Dining Room Sets.WILL BE ON VIEW WEDNESDAY, DEC.4th 10 a.m.to 9 p.m.Fyfe-McGregor Co.204 St.Sacrement St.Auctioneers and Appraisers Montreal 1, P.Q.AV.8-6330 hAAAAARRRAARAAAAAAAAAAARMARAARARARRRAARAAMAAAMAARARRRNAANY Estates Appraised and Sold by Auction Anywhere ZH +000.0.000 06 :0°0°0'0:0°0.0°0.0°0°0 000000000000 °0 00 0 00 0° 0 0 0 Good grooming starts with a good foundation! and Mme.A.Courval carries all the famous brands.Whatever your silhouette, you'll step out of our shop perfectly fitted with the foundation gorments that do the most for your individual figure ULTRATEC L A .teeling comfortable and confident.GRADUATE CORSETIERS AT YOUR SERVICE At Mme.Courval you will be received like a queen by a foundation expert with years of experience.mn ORR RX HN XX RE ER EEE EEN ERNE REET ETS Serving S50 vears 276-3812 6550 St.Hubert St.Duvernay Shooping Centre Mail Orders Filled With Care 4861 Sherbrooke W.4491 St Lawrence Blvd.CHARGEX Photographed in the home of Mrs.Alfred Zion are committee members of the pre- holiday and gala boutique sale being held by the Temple Emanu-El Gift Shop in the home of Mrs.lvan Phillips, 47 Forden Crescent, on Tuesday from 10 am to 6 pm.Co-chairmen are Mrs.Bernard Isaacs (right) and Mrs.Irving Solowey (second from left).On left is Mrs.Henry Benjamin and second from right is Mrs.Ivan Phillips.Others, not included here, on the committee are Mrs.Joe Cooper, Mrs.Neil Phillips and Mrs.Zion.Luncheon at Ritz At Sea Island for Art Society Annual meeting Among recent arrivals at The discriminating women for over On Tuesday at 1 pm.the Women\u2019s Art Society is holding its annual luncheon in the Oval Room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Following this there will be a salon recital typical of the 1893-94 inaugural year of the society.when Ann Golden, contralto.and John Hawkins.pianist.will perform in period costume.1999 Mount Roval F 3679 Ontario St.E.dada Mad AAA AAA AAA AAA TRE) by United Nurses A combined annual meeting of the general and associate mem- Cloister, Sea Island.Georgia.were Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Rolph.176 Edgehill road.Westmount.bers of the United Nurses of Montreal will take place at the Royal Bank Auditorium.Place Ville Marie on Friday, November 29 at 7 p.m.Amendments to the constitution, officers reports and elections will take place.The organization\u2019s offices are at 4920 de Maisonneuve boulevard WFriedrich Jewellery made to your own specifications.6, ALEXIS NIHON PLAZA © Ground Level\u2014Fashion Level 937-1855 ISOBEL MACKENZIE RARE BOOKS and PRINTS Early Canadian Maps - Water Colors 4162 St.Catherine St.W.By Appointment Montreal 6 933-5575 FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON Party-time is nearly here.You will look your best if you choose from our sparkling collection of the latest styles and creations in Ready-to-wear Dresses, Made- to-measure Exclusives, Coats and Hats, Dress an Coat Ensembles, Sportswear and long Gowns.SALE NOW GOING ON - 20% DISCOUNT Come in today ! BOUTIQUE JOSEE DE MONTREAL 1330 Sherbrooke St.West 843-5555 ~ \u201c \u2019 * .+ \u2014 ke IT'S A BRACELET: Far out and exclusive jewelry is featured by the Lucas Boutique, latest shop to open in Westmount Square, on Monday with a champagne brunch.Genuine Choice Western BELEK QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries Fruits and Vegetables.Schneider's and Nichol\u2019s Bacon, Ham and Sausages LICENSED GROCER FRESH CANADIAN LAMB 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 RECENT PAINTINGS by RONALD DAVIES © Painting Rentals © Prints and Etchings © Custom Framing @ Chargex DAVIES HOUSE OF PAINTINGS 4908 Sherbrooke St.W-' 486-19\u20ac° Exhibition c.raintings in 6 windows of the east_ passageway.C.N.R.Station AFTER THE BALL .Following the Angels\u2019 Bail \u201cViva 50\" at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel Saturday night a discotheque is expected to draw a large attendance of younger people.It will feature the latest techniques in sound and atmosphere.Left to right are Mrs.Theo- dor Wohl, junior committee chairman; lvan Chorney, Miss Margot Lande, Miss Nancy Pedvis ond George Durst of \"George's Place\u201d discotheque.JE le | t Bishop Carter here to celebrate Mass Bishop J.Alexander Carter of Sault Ste.Marie will address The Auxiliary of St.Mary\u2019s Hospital next Wednesday at the annual Communion Luncheon.A former chaplain of the hospital, he will celebrate Mass in the hospital Chapel at 11 am, Westmount Women hold entertainment The Westmount Women\u2019s Club\u2019s last event of 1968 will be a Christmas entertainment of choral and folk singing with orchestral accompaniment at Victoria Hall on Friday.Dec.13, at 2:30 pm.Mrs.R.T.Stackhouse, 34 Thornhill avenue, is president.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 28, 1968 - 11 Coming Events ANNUAL MAMMOTH BAZAAR Wednesday.December 4th, 1968, 10:00 am.- 10:00 p.m.Town Hall.90 Roosevelt Avenue, Town of Mount Royal.One day only.Bargains in all merchandise.Admission free.Sponsored by Council of Units of the Jewish Hospital of Hope.CHRISTMAS BAZAAR December 7, 11 am.to'5 p.m.Queen Mary Road United Church, GIANT BAZAAR \u201c Montreal Menorah Chapter No.717 and Maple Leaf Lodge, B'nai B'rith, are holding their Giant Annual Bazaar on Tuesday, December 3, 1968.at Victoria Hall.4626 Sherbrooke West, Westmount, 11:00 a.m.to 10:00 p.m.© GOLD @ COPPER © BRASS © CHROME @ NICKEL © RHODIUM © CADMIUM ® SILVER \u2018REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY and Sons Ltd., Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths and Electro Platers, Operating Conado\u2019s Largest High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5-7947 (A few doors above St.Catherine St.) Opp.Henry Morgan ond Co.Now Open! BIJOUTERIE CENDRILLON 4915 SHERBROOKE St.West (Between Claremont and Prince Albert) JEWELLER - JOAILLIER ® Jewellery Created and Restyled ® Jewellery and Watch Repairs TEL: 486-7108 PINK & BLUE SHOP Our distinctive Selections Make \u2018Christmas List\u201d Shopping a Pleasure Er 7 ajesty Lavishes Cluny lace on softest Challis Sleepwear e Paoli\u2019 Knits for Boys and Girls e Exclusive! Attractive dresses styled by \u201cElen\u201d also Dorothy Brown ° Complete Collection of Imported Toys LUE SHOP 565 AFS PINK & 1253 LAIRD BLVD.SIZES Is: 14 733-2081 Bare.to 10 corner Finchley Road, Hampstead.LA BOUTIQUE BOB & BOBETTE Importers of exclusive children's fashions from Paris, Milan and London.Come and choose from our variety of long-wearing creations for little people.Sale Now Going On - 20% Discount 1330 Sherbrooke St.W.288-4953 (Entrance through Josee de Montreal) VISIT BOWRINGS FOR CHARMING ORNAMENTS TO GRACE YOUR TABLE and TREE Bowrings offers you a fascinating choice of Christmas decorations - from traditional holly to shiny contemporary, from graceful ceramics to fat Christmas candles, from intricate table centres to simple little sisal angels like these - available in candy apple red or winter green and in two sizes, large $1.00 and small 2 for $1.00.BOWRINGS ESTABLISHED 1811 Decorative Accessories and Gifts For All Seasons © Dorval International Airport © Les Galeries d'Anjou © West Island Mall © Alexis Nihon Plaza e Chateau Champlain ® Place Bonaventure Telephone Service Downtown 933-3212 D'Anjou 353-6910 - I vom tr cman vie se ne em ier a TR 12 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 28, 1968 WHERE TO GO Senior Citizens DANCING] vice-presidents FRIENDLY \u2018PEOPLE PLE Sms FRENDLYProrie all Westmounters All three vice-presidents of SATURDAY 9 P.M.the Senior Citizens\u2019 Forum of Outremont Cultural Centre 1357 Van Horne CR.2.7040 Montreal.elected at the annual meeting Tuesday, are Westmount- \\ \\ ri e d rich Re-elected to these positions Jewellery made to your own specifications, GER ALEXIS NIHON PLAZA Groung Level\u2014F ashion Level 937-1855 were R.L.Dunsmore, 4305 Mont- rose avenue, and J.Hastie Holden, 600 Belmont avenue, while newly appointed is a former director.Mrs.Michael Garber.4388 Montrose avenue.Among other Westmount residents on the board of directors are C.F.Ritchie, 724 Lands- downe avenue: Ralph Warwick, 9 Santa Claus sends a personal letter and an autcgraphed picture.Envelope stamped Parkman w \" kman Place, and Francis J.North Pole.\u201d Letter Nobbs, 4493 Sherbrooke street personalized with your west.\u2018child's name, written on colourful Santa\u2019s Atwater Library stationery, and a big has China slides picture signed by San- ; ta.A color-slide showing on **Chi- Novelty Printed Products, na.the People\u2019s Republic,\u201d will ovelty Printed Fr be held at the Atwater Library 8 Ferguson Ave.North next Wednesday evening at 8:15 Hamilton 21, Ontario p.m.(étre ROYAL .a necessity for the whole family ! The advantages of the \u201cRoyal Sauna\u2019\u2019 bath ® Relieves arthritic pain ® Relieves rheumatic pain o Eliminate surplus weight ® Assures complete relaxation e Deep cleans your skin ® Regularizes blood circulation BEWARE OF IMITATIONS Demand the authentic SAUNA ROYAL The only Sauna made in Quebec which hos both room and heating unit approved by the C.S.A.DUPONT LIMITEE 4925 Boul.Des Laurentides, Ville de Laval FREE TRIAL In our luxurious showroom Call today for appointment 866-1561 Or call 866-1561 and we will be pleased to have a represen: tative sent to see you at no obligation to you.Subscribers.will see the exciting \u201cTHE KING AND |\u201d IN COLOUR STARRING YUL BRYNNER ano DEBORAH KERR Sunday, Dec.1st at 9.00 p.mon Cable TV's Ch.4 Be kind to a non-subscriber; invite him over for the evening.| ) 739-3171 Memory game is conducted for Rotarians By E.C.Gannon Members of the Westmount Rotary Club were treated yesterday to an an enlightening symposium on the vagaries of the human mind by Ray Basset of the Canada Permanent Trust Company who spoke to them on the amazing faculties of the human mind and its capacity of memorizing events during a lifetime.Most of us.said the speaker, were unaware of our capabilities in remembering events because the majority of people never give themselves half a chance to test their potentials.The mind, in his estimation.is a remarkable computer and can be trained to serve an individual in the retention of facts.Mr.Basset urged the develop ment of a memory which in his estimation could be cultivated by any individual if the mind is set to the task.The speaker preferred to call it a \u2018memory game\u2019 which can be developed by the individual in linking up pertinent facts fed into the mind and retained.Vice-President Curt Ross presided in the absence of President McLuskie.Visitors were welcomed by John Sancton.while J.B.Burrows.chairman of the attendance commitee.reminded members that although attendance at the meetings was good.he was still looking forward to improving the 87 per cent attendance record held by the club.which is eighth for clubs in the district.Past President T.P.Everson tendered a vote of thanks to the speaker.Wildlife panel hears Peter Kohl Peter Kohl.608 Grosvenor avenue, a director of Memphre- magog-Conservation Inc.is a panel member on water pollution tomorrow evening at the annual convention of the Quebec Wildlife Federation at the Sheraton- Mt.Royal Hotel.\u2018Blue Print for Blue Water\u201d is the theme.The convention continues on Saturday.India-Canada body \u2018holds annual meet The India Canada Association invites members and all interested friends to attend its annual meeting on Friday evening.Dec.6, at eight o'clock in Dominion- Douglas Church hall.671 Roslyn avenue.A short program.international in character.will be presented.Coffee will follow Toyota Corolla.Lu 4] MOTORS 1922 ST-CATHÉRINE W 935-6352 Gems, minerals go on display; local members A free exhibition by the Montreal Gem and Mineral Club is being held tomorrow and Saturday in the conference room on the mezzanine floor of the Lauren- tien Hotel.ITCH-ITCH It will include exhibits of minerals, gemstones, carvings and demonstrations of gemstone cutting, polishing and faceting, micro- mounting, gem and mineral identification.CO.LIMITED MONTREAL, QUEBEC The club is a non-profit organization a widespread membership.Among local members are Mrs.Phyllis Hardy, 396 Grosvenor avenue: R.L.Munroe, 608 Car- leton avenue, and R.H.Ransom, 22 Windsor avenue.Meetings are held at the Red- Symbol of quality roofing path Museum, McGill University.since 1883 on the first Thursday of each Call our representative for free month at 8 pm and guests, parti- estimate cularly those interested in rocks, minerals and lapidary and just \u201cthe earth around us.\u201d are welcome.® RESIDENTIAL © COMMERCIAL © INDUSTRIAL 7300 St.James St.W.{At West Broadway) 482-9566 The exhibit is on from noon to\u2019 10 pm tomorrow and from 10 am to 10 pm Saturday.VALUATIONS Alan Mitchell MC.CM.\"WORKS OF ART VALUED AGAINST FIRE - THEFT - DAMAGE {INSTITUTIONS AND PRIVATE COLLECTIONS) 4217 Blvd.De Maisonneuve, Mtl.6, P.Q.Tel.334-7227 Also: 932-0014 between 10 a.m.& 2 p.m.Chateau Bar-B-@ We feature.BAR-B-CHICKEN AND FIAVOR- CRISP PRESSURE FRIED CHICKEN BOXES \u2014 Dinner for one 1.35 FAMILY BUCKET \u2014 Serves 5 to 7 happy people 3.95 PARTY BARREL \u2014 Serves 7 to 10 grateful people 5.35 SPECIAL BOX \u2014 Dinner for two 2.45 THE THRIFT BOX \u2014 9 pieces of Flavor Crisp Chicken.Serves 3 to 4 2.85 20 5151 Sherbrooke West (Corner Vendome) - FREE DELIVERY 482-2950 CLEANING Homes - Offices - Buildings @ Windows @ Walls @ Floors @ Carpets @ Upholstered Furniture @ Janitorial Service FREE ESTIMATES Without Obligation B.& D.CLEANING COMPANY Phone: 933-1935 4508 St.Catherine St.West, Westmount The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 28, 1968 - 13 SAFE DRIVING WEEK DEC.1st To DEC.7th AVOID THESE \u201cDANGEROUS DOZEN\u201d DRIVING HABITS! The dozen death-dealing ways of causing traffic accidents, as drawn up by experts from research into traffic-accident experience, are, in order of importance: 1.Speed too fast for conditions 2.Unsafe backing .Assuming right-of-way .Cutting in Failure to signal .Unsafe passing .Inattention © NO Uv A ow .Intoxication 9.Following too close 10.Driving on the wrong side of the road 11.Improper parking 12.Miscellaneous Traffic accidents don\u2019t happen, they're caused.The individual motorist and pedestrian can prevent accidents during SAFE DRIVING WEEK WESTMOUNT REALTIES CO.A Complete Realty Service Head Office: 1367 Greene Ave.935-8541 Lakeshore Division: 48 Coolbreeze, Pointe Claire 697-4460 Town Mount Royal Office: 785 Plymouth 731-7741 SAFETY starts with A STOP Here! ce: THIS MESSAGE IS SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING McGregor Travel Co.LTD.1073 Greene Ave.861-1161 3 Place Ville Marie SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA Westmount Branch F.Stewart Mount, Manager R.F.BARIL Inc.Dispensing Opticixns Head Office: 1408 Drummond St.288-4498 Branches: Home Renovation, Plumbing, Heating, Repair Shop on Wheels.Bathroom Renovation our specialty 1248 Greene Ave.935-2521 245 Victoria Avenue Puis Centre, Poe Claire 637.0180 866-6411 Les Galeries d'Anjou - 353-6740 WESTMOUNT RENOVATION EUROPEAN & DOMESTIC CAR REPAIRS Limited Ltd.Specialist in Mercedes-Benz and Volkwagen Mechanical and Body Work 221 Victoria Ave.- 937-3541 SPORTS CAR SPECIALISTS Zour Dealer For ALFA ROMEO - ROVER - TRIUMPH - FIAT VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 382 Victoria Ave.482-9595 J.A.GAGNON Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor 4864 Sherbrooke St.W.486-0838 VIAU, KELLY & CO.PAUL VIAU CHARTERED INSURANCE BROKER 5452 Sherbrooke St.W.481-0113 Harrison Brothers Ltd.The POM Bakers 4670 St.Catherine St.West 933-3621 (3) Property Wanted 14 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 28, 1968 Classified Advertisin =.mas \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 931-7511 10 Words °1.00 7¢ for each additional word Please phone your Ads early in the week.Ads accepted until 5 p.m Wednesday for current issue ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY AND TUESDAY TILL 10:00 P.M.Wed.Thurs.Fri.till 5 p.m.Acounts may be poid at the Examiner office, 4630 St.Catherine street west.Westmount; ot The Monitor ond St.Lourent News office, 6525 Sommerled avenue, and the Town of Mount Royal Weekly Post office, 233 Dunbear avenue.| ; s Lo Advertisements not paid for in advance of publication are subject to a 25-cent billing chorge but may then be paid without further charge at ony branch of the Bank of Montreal or The Royal Bank of Canada on the Island of Montreal.$233 (92) Garages Wanted Urgently Wanted for serious client Westmount.4 or 5 bedroom cottage on quiet street.Den, garage optional.Paul Hill.935 8541, evenings 631-3077.Westmount Realties Company (39) Offices to Let Ville St.Pierre offices or small businesses.Excellent parking.489-3186 Professional Building 725 Decarie Blvd.In Heart of St.Laurent Prime L Office Space Will Sub-divide ble for: Doctors, Lawyers.Architects.*Elevator *Complete janitorial services *Air conditionning available *Immediate occupancy Days: 842-7482 .Eves.: Cr.2-5628 -= (50) Apartments to let T Sublet T.M.R.tr \u2018 7425 Canora Road.342 large rooms, modern elevator building, | minute from station.$110.monthly.731-4549 days.737 7254 evenings.One Month Free 32, 412, 5% unfurnished or furnished.carpeted.everything supplied.$110.up.Clare- mont Avenue bordering Westmount.Heated.hot water taxes paid.Excellent transportation.484-0257 Ward \u2014 Alexis Nihon 52 deluxe.12 bath.Thermostat, elevator.pool.parking.Immediate occupancy.$155.748-6887 or 747-1205.LARGE 3% heated.water tax paid.Available May 1st.$125.484-9957.(71) Rooms to Let Room and kitchen privileges in home of elderly lady in exchange for light housekeeping duties.Mid-Westmount.Call: 487-4335 \u2014 737-6142.(82) Autos for Sale Garage Wanted Vicinity below Sherbrooke between Victoria and Claremont.Call 488-4042.(102) Help Wanted Male GOOD MAN OVER 40 Take short trips surrounding Westmount area.Man we want is worth up to $1,600 in a Month plus regular cash bonus.Air mail confidential letter to A.D.Pate, Pres.Texas Refinery Corp.Box 711.Fort Worth, Texas, 76101.(106) Work Wanted (Male) Odds and ends moved from your home or office.Light furniture, rugs and parcels or unwanted articles.Call anytime: 489-3186.(113) Domestic Help Wanted PART time help needed immediately.5 days weekly to take care of small apartment.one year old boy.Mother must rest.recuperating from major surgery.Experience and [references required.Hours to be arranged.High wages.Call 482-4355.Capable General Wanted 9 to 1.small apartment, 2 adults, 5 day week Victoria Cote St.Luc.482-5263.(117) Domestic Employment Wanted Will cook Xmas Dinners Light housework, cooking dinners and serving afternoon teas.Call 482-6564.between 12-3PM COMPANION - HELP.Mature refined woman, capable, dependable, will give light part time household service in nice home in return for comfortable partly furnished room, board and small remuneration.Lady alone preferred.Telephone 2 to 8 P.M.only 482-7418.(119) Baby Sitters Available \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 2000 Baby \u2014 sitting.Three reliable Senior High hool girls.Sunday through Thursday.Call 933-9719 or 937-7259 after 4 P.M.(136) For Sale Clothing and Furs (138) For Sale General (138) For Sale General through: = S.0.S.LADIES There is Money in your closets if cluttered with imports or original models in perfect condition.Sell them La Boutique gp, dD Fantasque 6% ' 2075 Crescent St.288-3655 (138) For Sale General (138) For Sale General Contents of a large home.9 piece Broadioom dining room suite: living room sofa.4 seater, matching chair: tables: 3 rooms, 300 sq.ft.wall-to-wall.$75.lamps: 3 marble tables: Stereo AM.Call 738-4242.FM.Multiflex: Drapes: Odd chairs: T.V.: 9 x 12 rugs: 2 bedroom suites.one Spanish, one Contemporary: kitchen set: 39 inch single bed: Mink stole.Many other articles.Excellent condition Call: 387-5819.Owner Returning To Caribbean Antique Reproduction Canopy 5 piece bedroom set, $1.800.value, one year old; 10 foot bar: leatherette dining room suite; plus many other odds and ends.No Dealers.Call: days 861-1651 local 305 or 306, Eves.: after 8 P.M.488-0950.3/4 brass headboard.electric Broom new.Very reasonable.937-5059.(122) For Sale Living Room Furniture 67 Fiat Spider.Perfect.Condition 19,000 miles.New paint, winter tune-up, snow tires $1,500, 737-9122.1967 Meteor Rideau 500 automatic transmission.white walls, power brakes.radio.power steering, wheel cover, Vinyl roof.744-2969.CHEVROLET Belair, 1963.2 door hardtop.V-6, standard shift.Perfect condition.$800.or best offer.Call 481-2646 after 6 P.M.65 Plymouth V-8 1965 Plymouth Fury V-8, fully automatic, equipped.Private.747-6681, 332-9463.DEAD heated storage for small cars 489 3186.Convertible Pontiac Parisienne 1964, power brakes, steering.31,500 miles.Lady driver.Private.Asking $1,250.334-8704 after 5 PM.(84) Autos Wanted WE NEED YOUR CAR We pay cash on the spot for any reasonable clean car.1853 Bélanger East.commer of Papineau Variety Automobile (90) Garages to Let Above Westmount Avenue, dead storage for small car.Winter months.486-4327.Garage Available sansdowne \u2014 below Westmount Blvd.Call 488-6457 ESTERFIELD with matching chair in ood condition.Reasonable.481-6020.(127) For Sale Bedroom Furniture eet 2 TWIN size box springs, top quality.Ex cellent condition.489-5278.(132) For Sale Musical Instruments ACCORDIAN Italian 120 Bass, new condi tion.Cost $700.will sell $325.Call 631 8371.(134) For Sale Sports Equipment Molitor lace ski boots, used 2 months, size] 9%.845-6619.(136) For Sale Clothing and Furs ANTIQUE liquor cabinet (Bird's-eye walnut); nest of 4 oak tables and armchair.wing and occasional armchairs.R.C.A.radio record player: R.C.A.T.V.: bureau (maple).All good condition.Call 486-0203 evenings.Contents of Lakeshore Drive Home SPANISH Provincial decor including living room.dining room bedroom.stereo, Colonial.family room furniture; mirror: chandeliers; French Provincial master bedroom suite; portable T.V.; automatic washer.Will sell separately or package deal.Call 631-0605 BENCH saw.$30.; wood lathe, $15.tape recorder, $45.484-3352.LADIES coats.dresses, gowns, knit suits, etc, sizes 8-14.men\u2019s suits, 42.venetian blinds; large shipping dog Kennel: miscellaneous items.Reasonable.489-5589.ARMCHAIR.$20.; ski boots, 10, $15.; sheared raccoon jacket, 14, $50.bathroom sink.481-7653.EXQUISITE assortment glassware ete.for gifts: children\u2019s items also.Reasonable.Call 488-8782.FURNISHINGS of a 4 room apartment including paintings; Empire love seat; lowboy; table piano: carpets.933-6621 after 6 P.M.POOL table, Brunswick, 4 x 8 feet, Grey lamb coat, perfect condition.Reasonable.738- 0672.BEAUTIFUL sweaters.made to order.Bulkies and Scandinavian patterns a speciality.747-9214.DARK grey Pe rsian lamb size 10 - 12.Good condition.$125.342-1810.RUGS, wall-to-wall (green): drapes: Tergal curtains, floor length, table desk; barrel chair (green), new.All good condition.484 7266.BEAUTIFUL ensemble from Hong Kong, mint green dress with matching coat.size 12.$85.Call 737-5233.SAPHIRE mink stele.good condition.$175.Call 737-0333.MAN'S navy winter coat, practically new.size 46.Reasonable.Call Hunter 41923 after 6 P.M.Contents from a nice home 9 piece French Provincial dining room suite, only 3 months old; exclusive 5 piece bedroom set: 6 foot long stereo: 7 piece kitchen set; French Provincial chesterfield and chair: tables and lamps to match: oil paintings; pair of marble tables; and other nice things.Furniture less than 6 months old.Must call everything immediately.270-3077.ALASKA seal coat, dark brown, size 10 - 12.Like new, $300.Cal) 747-4071 PRIVATE WIG NEVER WORN BEAUTIFUL FULL REDDISH BLOND WIG HAND MADE EUROPEAN HUMAN HAIR NYLON MESH CAP BEST QUALITY.$70.00 ALSO ONE BRUNETTE FULL WIG, CUT AND SHAPED REASONABLE.CALL: 733-9873.EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS Carpets » $10 monthly Luxurious wall-to-wall carpeting in large living room.hallway.Double underpadding.Expert tackless installation guaranteed.Deposit unnecessary.Start paying January.Free home demonstration, 100 samples.new broadloom.Also furniture.Telephone 731-3393 anytime.Established over 30 years COMPLETE set William Rogers & Son stainless.cutlery service for 12 (153 pieces).$50.Call 484-4911 Antique Mirrors OVAL.round and square: antique rockers.antique organ.489-3094.SNOW tires 700 x 13.Perfect condition.Both for $15.766-0575.Pool Table Fully equipped.hardly used.Call 486-8260.BEDROOM suite 3 piece (mahogany).T.V.17 inch.486-5707.Moving Brand new chesterfield and other items.Extremely low price.487-4991 Dining Room Set: By Pistono, 12 pieces, black and Must Sell Davenport: sofa and chair: rug 10 x 12: desk with chair: drapes 12 feet (mushroom).Best offer.737-0338.gold lacquered mahogany.$600.includes table, 1 inch thick oval shaped, 72 x 42 glass top.supported by (151) Wanted to Purchase 4 hand carved horns of plenty with a flower bed at the base of the horn: CREDENZA.extremely roomy, 3 sliding doors, 3 drawers, serving table.6 upholstered side chairs.2 upholstered end chairs, one large 72 x 42 P.- R.Bis \u2014 3/8 well cut plate glass mirror.WANTED, small apartment Private.Call 484-7516.after 6 P.M.Unwanted Furniture Wanted For needy families.Will pick up Call 365-0846.size piano LIVING ROOM: WANTED commode chair with arms for invalid.Good condition.Reasonable.464- 8320.Two armchairs by Pistono, one 3 seater by Ironcat.all in chints.$150.: Sidewalk bicycle wanted Girl's.Must be in good condition.Call 933 6662.Magnificent wrought iron marble top console with matching framed mirror.$75.; WANTED: Old Canadian paintings.Will -| pay top prices.738-0672.(156) FOUND Large 84 x 60 P.- R.3/8 plate glass mirror.$50.CALL 737-6720 FOUND.Man's watch.Sherbrooke and Cla- remont.November 25th.Call 488-1635.(158) Domestic Pets Beautiful Scottie puppies, brindle and black Purebred, registered, inoculated.488-2090 BUSINESS SERVICES DOOD OOOOOOOK ION CXR IO 0.0.0.0.0.0000000 0 00 0 , a Sd CSC SC IC CSS COON X IMAM IH NH HXL ROOFING Script Hand Writing NAMES FOR DIPLOMAS CALL RI 4-6662 AFTER 6 pn.HOME IMPROVEMENT JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT.Garage door repairs, service.747-6075 Hesidence 684-3876.PLUMBING & HEATING WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE.WESTMOUNT 935-1121 935-1189, ENTERTAINMENT Bargain Bedroom suite, 7 pieces (mahogany): kitchen table and 6 chairs; triple dresser, grey ar- borite finish with mirror, matching headboard Excellent condition.Reasonable.Call Ideal Xmas Gift Oil painting size 29 x 21 by Akira Tanaka, famous Japaness artist.Bust Offer.G.E.Wringer washing machine.Good con- dition.$30.486-4025 evenings.Lovely Items Carpet 8 x 10 Mongolian.exquisite, like new; English bone china dinner set: other bone chinaware; Limoges lamps.linens.All reasonable.Evr~ings and week-ends only.738- 5759.Drapes With valance, (ke new, very large, floor length $100.; black Persian lamb coat, size 16, $100.481-7388.Contents of Westmount Home Bar fridge; T.V.: Fireplace and electric grate; lamps; paintings; dishes: odd chairs; carpets: Appliances.easonable.Call: 933 2947 i 73% | COMEDY MAGIC FOR HOME AND OFFICE PARTIES OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME \u201cLACHINE 637-2308 24 F \u2018UR SERVICE CARPENTRY Carpentry Basements - partitions - anted.Reasonable 3509.DRESSMAKING Designing.dressmaking and alterations.Close to Somerled.Reasonable rates.Call.486-8843.Kitchens - Balconies Repairs.Work guar- Call 738-