The Westmount examiner, 20 mars 1969, jeudi 20 mars 1969

[" Five-year renewal scheme launched Westmount this week is committed to a broad, imaginative, self-liquidating urban renewal program reaching over the next five years, embracing some 90 acres \u2014 10 percent \u2014 of the city\u2019s area and directly affecting, most- Making not just your house but all .(:L 747, Westmount 215, P.Q.Ti Vol.XXXVI, Ne.11 FR (OT: L0N TAN-1IST EMERGENCY ORGA.«san 119ON TO PLAN CITY'S SURVIVAL What may prove to be a model for similar local set-ups across the province is the Emergency Measures Organization of the City of Westmount, adopted by a new by-law given all three readings by City Council Monday night.Based on a \u2018survival plan\u2019 developed over many months by city officials and involving most every department.the organization will consist of a Civil emergency executive committee, a civil planning committee and an emergency measures co-ordinator: in this instance broad- shouldered City Manager Norman T.Dawe.already responsible for the operation of the city under normal circumstances.Great importance is attached to the organization at Citv hall, in no alarmist sense but rather to anticipate and provide for the continuity of municipal government, the health.welfare and safetv of the population.and coordinate activities of all municipal services with survival operations.A good deal of the basic work of the planning committee.which shall consist of the heads of all municipal departments and services and other persons whose services will be deemed necessary.has been done.Some sections of the survival plan are still skeletal.however.and it can be expected that.with the by-law in force.its completion will be stepped up.Realism The stark realism of the plan is demonstrated by its opening (continued on page 15) Four hurt as parked car struck A driver and his three woman passengers all required treatment at Queen Elizabeth Hospital shortly after 10 o'clock Sunday evening when he crashed his 1963 Pontiac sedan into the rear of a parked 1963 Corvair opposite 4470 St.Catherine street west.just west of Metcalfe avenue.Angelino Abrama.42.of 1402 Church avenue.Côte St.Paul.was Westbound on St.Catherine when the collision occured.The other vehicle was the property of Richard Glanville.2105 Atwater avenue.Both vehicles were considerably damaged.particularly the rear- engined Corvair which was caromed over the sidewalk.Abrama.who had cuts to the mouth and broken teeth.and his sister and the two other women who suffered lacerations and bruises to their shins, were all taken to hospital by Westmount Police patrol car.Injured pedestrian damages Volkswagen When a car hits a pedestrian.it is not always that the pedestrian comes off second best.Take last Saturday night.for example.on St.Catherine street at Park Place.Clive Burgess, 24.of 114 9th street, Roxboro, was driving east on St.Catherine in his 1961 Volkswagen.His attention was momentarily diverted.he said.by another car overtaking on his right.When he looked back to the road he was too late to avoid striking Christopher John Gay.46.of 2189 St.Catherine street west, who suddenly appeared.crossing the street from north to south a short distance beyond the crosswalk.The payment was dry: it was dark but visibility was good.Gay was taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hispital.suffering from two broken legs.But the Volkswagen: it was described by police as considerably damaged: the hood smashed in.the windshield shattered and even the roof dented.It is believe the pedestrian took out the glass with his shoulder and that his head, apparently unhurt.struck the roof of the carly beneficially, just over 1,000 familig Monday evening City Counc public explanation by Mayor H8fe three readings to By-law 727 / & | ly transform and.for the rk Meh of Westmount below St.Cat avenue to the Glen.The old epithet, \"Upper St.Henry,\u201d for ZZ OTHEQUAN on So a RYE .McEntyre.gave aM >, plete} ** \u201cvirtually alpd gd \"2 street.from Atugste Nora armre, OF fd least af- fluent section of Canada\u2019s richest square mile, well may have been used by its residents for the last time when the last new street lights are installed to complete this program in April 1974.TWO LOCAL LOTTERTAX WINNERS Both Westmounters whose names were drawn in the City of Montreal's voluntary tax for February came up trumps Sunday night at the Centre Maisonneuve.between them richer by $750.Montreal! Mayor Jean Drapeau is seer.left.congratulating Col.J.Georges Garneau.23 Willow avenue, who won $500 worth of silver ingots while at right is Jacques Zahlan de Cayetti, 21 Surrey Gardens.who was awarded one of the $250 prizes.7 shoplifters caught at plaza in one week Shiplifting continued apace during the past week at Stein- berg\u2019s Miracle Mart in Alexis Nihon Plaza with seven new cases turned over by store security staff to Westmount Police.While goods are temptingly displaced for all comers.shoplifters are now being apprehended almost as fast as they make their \u201cprofessional\u201d moves on the premises.Westmount Municipal Court likewise processes them with despatch as they almost invariable plead guilty.Authorities thus are baffled that word has not yet appeared to \u2014have got around that the Nihon Miracle is no pushover.The week's \u201ctake\u201d consisted \u201810 and 35°F 1 NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER By ERIC NEAL March 22 to 29 Mainly sunny and mild each afternoon, but nights are cold.Skiing conditions good everywhere.Sugaring-off continuing, Stormy from middle to end of this week.Violent easterly winds bring snow-charged clouds far inland, then south-west blow them back to drop their load on our regions.4\" of freezing drizzle and 3 inches of soft snow would be normal south of the St.Lawrence.Laurentians and the north country, 4 to 6\u2019 of wind-driven powder snow.Temps: nights and some days: in the south, 15 and 50°F.; Laurentians, 5 and 45°F; of four men and three women - the proportion of men being on the rise in recent weeks.Tuesday.Lawrence McLean.57.of 5708 Sherbrooke street west.was sentenced to eight davs in jail, while Wednesday morning Wanishagop Kupikelian.26.was fined $75 for stealing $41 worth of goods and Marlene Aubin.19.was levied $15 for taking $18 in articles unpaid-for.Two others were scheduled to appear Wednesday morning before City Magistrate A.McT.Stalker but didn\u2019t.resulting in bench warrants being issued for Robert Corbett.18.and Assunta Palmiri.37.The other cases are pending.north, As forward looking as any plan may be.it has its detractors or.at best.critics.In the council chamber Monday night was a baker's dozen of citizens from the most extensively-affected eastern end of the renewal zone, led by lower Greene avenue architect Joseph Baker.They remained silent when invited to question or comment at the conclusion of the open.public meeting of council.Assured They had participated in a workshop study of the final revisions of the by-law in Victoria Hall only nine days previous.and the principal objections or fears they had then raised \u2014 with particular regard to overpasses of the CPR and Trans-Canada Highway proposed for their area \u2014 had since been met or assurance given.City hall speculation this week was that the mayor's explanatory remarks had left little to be asked.However, expectation remained that the Baker group may be reserving its final submissions for the hearings of the Québec Housing Corporation.likely to be held in City Hall in May should any objections be submitted to it within the 30 days following the third publication of legal notice of the by-law.(First publication will be found on page 2 of this issue of The Examiner.Québec Housing Corporation is the agency of the Québec provincial government through which 75 percent of the $3.423.600 net public cost of the program will be paid.Québec in turn will re cover two-thirds of its portion.or 50 percent of the net cost.from federal urban renewal funds.In fact.a hard drive has been on in recent weeks to get the by-law passed and in QHC's hands before the end of March to assure the federal contribution from currently-voted moneys in Ottawa.Blessing To assure the by-law being complete and in acceptable form, Westmount officials have been in (continued on page 15) Ogilvie judgment delayed fortnight Judgment in the hit-and-run trial of Michael James Ogilvie, 125 Clandeboye avenue, has been postponed from next Tuesday until April 10.due to the unavailability of the defence attorney Joseph R.Nuss.The case was heard in West- mount Municipal Court February 18.The alleged offence was in the early morning of Dec.18. CITY OF WESTMOUNT PUBLIC NOTICE ADOPTION OF A RENEWAL PROGRAM In conformity with Articles 33 and 34 of the Quebec Housing Corporation Act (15-16 Elizabeth Il, chapter 55), public notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Westmount at a meeting held in the City Hall on March 17th, 1969 adopted by By-law 727 a renewal program for the territory bounded by St.Catherine Street, Atwater Avenue, St.Antoine Street, Hallowell Avenue, the Canadian Pacific Railway right-of-way and Glen Road.The principal works proposed to be carried out are: The extension of Wood Avenue from St.Catherine Street to Dorchester Boulevard ; The relocation of Greene Avenue below the Canadian Pacific Railway ; The redevelopment of the areas bounded by (1) Greene Avenue, St.Catherine Street, the extension of Wood Avenue and Dorchester Boulevard and (2) the Canadian Pacific Railway right- of-way, Atwater Avenue, St.Antoine Street and Greene Avenue as relocated; The improvement of residential areas; and The improvement and extension of parks.The modifications to existing by-laws and new by-laws adopted by virtue of this program are: 1.Modifications to By-law 655 concerning zoning; and 2.A housing code.Interested parties may consult the documents establishing this program at the Office of the City Clerk, 4333 Sherbrooke Street, Westmount, during normal business hours.Furthermore, interested parties may obtain one or several copies of the renewal program, at the above address, for a price of $25.00 per copy.Finally, interested parties may submit, in writing, to the Quebec Housing Corporation at 1995 Charest Boulevard West, Ste.Foy, Quebec 10, P.Q.their objections to the renewal program, and this not later than the 6th day of May, 1969.Given at Westmount this 18th day of March, 1969.R.B.SEAMAN City Clerk 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 20, 1969 Business tax ceiling lifted to up revenue The ceiling of $5,000 in annual business tax paid by any one enterprise in Westmount is about to come off.Only a small number of larger firms will be affected, but the move contemplated by a by-law given first reading Monday evening is expected to produce up to $60,000 in additional revenue to the city.The measure, moved by Finance Commissioner Ald.Ian Craig, revises legislation which had its origins in 1909 and is made possible by recent amendments to the provincial cities and towns act.Also provided for is refund on a proportionate basis of business tax already paid when an undertaking ceases to operate.Another step is to boost the penalty for unpaid business tax to 7 1/2 percent, similar to that recently effected for delinquent real estate taxes.Computer age boosts banks, Rotary told Computerization has eliminated much of the routine work done today by banks according to Gerry Stephens.manager of the Royal Bank of Canada.4849 Sherbrooke street west.Speaking to the Westmount Rotary Club at the regular weekly luncheon in Victoria Hall yesterday.Mr.Stephens explained that banking today catered to the public in providing world-wide services.The speaker was introduced by Don Whitley.chairman of the welfare committee who reviewed the speaker's background and his association with the Royal Bank.Les Stuart.former president.occupied the chair and called upon Harry Houston to introduce visitors present.Incinerator repairs tenders are called Tenders close April 2 for repairs to Westmount's municipal incinerator.SINCE 1916 OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE - RESIDENTIAL - - COMMERCIAL - - INDUSTRIAL - WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.637-2308 24 HOUR SERVICE \u2018Most dangerous\u2019 be CITY OF corner.isn\u2019t GS WESTHOUNT eT y-law No.The intersection of Clarke avenue and St.Catherine street was described in City Council March 3 as the \u2018\u2019most dangerous'\u2019 in Westmount.Focus of attention was the concrete mall dividing Dorchester boulevard west at this point, where Dorchester terminates.ting held at the City Hall on A check of Westmount Police Monday, 17th March, 1969.traffic records, back to the time Details relating to said when the mall was constructed, by-law are fully set out in By-law reveals the expected number of De ie open en oom two-car Sollisiohs n Jor g t Dusy office of the City Clerk, City Hall, ! .estmount.dicate at any time a single vehicle striking the mall.Nonetheless, this week new and larger markers were placed on the mall, facing Clarke avenue at St.Catherine \u2014 just in case! Public notice is hereby given to all who may be concerned that By-law No.728 entitled \u201cBY-LAW TO ESTABLISH THE EMERGENCY MEASURES ORGANIZATION OF THE CITY OF WESTMOUNT\u201d was adopted by the Municipal Council of the City of Westmount at a General sit- Given at Westmount this eighteenth day of March, 1969.R.B.SEAMAN City Clerk PRESENTING AN IMPORTANT PRE-EASTER FOUR SESSION ANTIQUE AND ART AUCTION SALE From Estates, Private sources and collector's comprising SPECIAL SESSION Important Canadian and European OLD MASTER PAINTINGS Drawings, Engravings and Sculptures AS.Plamondon, A.Y.Jackson, R.W.Pilot, Suzor Côté, Cullen, Brymner, Cruikshank, Lyman, Gagnon, Leduc, Caron, Delfosse, Sherriff Scott, Verner, Coburn, Henri Beau, St.Charles, Baker, Mitchell, Perrigard, Loliberté, Mount, Horne Russell, Bouchard, Mower Martin, Des Clayes, Burton, De Belle, Hébert, Cosgrove, Neumann, Norwell, Bélanger, De Lall, Masson, Richard, Poirier, Faniel, Hulk, Neuhuys, Delpy, Firmin Girard, interesting Canadion 19th Century Paintings, Bronze by laliberté, and many other artists of renown (160 lots in this session).SPECIAL SESSION FINE PERSIAN RUGS AND SCATTER RUGS In a nice variety of sizes Two other sessions comprising very fine collection of French and English Furniture, Fine China and crystal including Tiffany, Silver, Plate, Oriental porcelains and objets d'art, clocks, candelabra, pewter, spelter, brass, copper, sconces, Canadiana, etc.and many items too numerous to mention.AT OUR GALLERIES 480 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER ST.(One block West of Notre Dame Church) (3 mins.from Place d' Armes Metro) SALE DATES: Wed.March 26th at 7.30 p.m.(Session Rugs), Thurs.March 27th at 7 p.m.(Session of Paintings, Drawings, etc.), Fri.March 28th at 7.30 p.m.Sat.March 29th at 1.30 p.m.° pm ON VIEW Saturday, March 22nd from 10 a.m.to 5 p.m.Monday, March 24th from 10 a.m.to 5 p.m.Tuesday, March 25th from 10 a.m.to 9 p.m.Catalogues may be obtained at our Galleries Jacoby's House of Antiques Co.Ed, Auctioneers - Appraisers - Fine Art Dealers Tel.: 842-1803 N.B.We are ready at all times to buy or sell on commission, estates or individual articles of furniture, paintings, china, crystal, silver, objets d'art, etc.Free Parking « 866.4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS'N.Thursday, March 20, 1969 - Page 3 WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN\u2019S WE.3-4046 x 5 Certified Watchmakers ESTABLISHED 1899 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.Barat parking is warmly debated The following building permits were issued at Westmount City Hall during the past week: Mar.13 434 Claremont: for Montreal Trust Co by Eagan and Sons, change hot water tank, $100; Mar.14 4908 Sherbrooke: for Mrs.Pauline Mullins by J.E.Duhamel, alterations and plumping as per plans, $2,000.WEST SIDE Pizzeria & Restaurant ® PIZZA ® [ITALIAN SPECIALTIES © BAR-B-Q CHICKEN ® SANDWICHES FAST DELIVERY 932-1 750 9 A.M.to 9PM.4205 St.Catherine W.(Corner Greene, The council chamber at City Hall resounded Monday evening to the raised voice.declaiming and affirming, even a suggestion of honest debate in public business.The occasion was a simple resolution by Public Safety Commissioner Ald.D O\u2019C.Doheny, eventually passed, changing the parking regulations on the north side of Barat road between Wood avenue and the eastern city limits from two-hour to one-hour parking, 8 am to 5 pm.Mondays to Fridays.Ald.Doheny ex, lained that request for the change had come from the area and local residents had been canvassed and indicated this was their preference.Before the vote could be taken.Ald.Jean H.Richer stood up and asked pointedly whether local residents of a particular street or City Council was making the laws.Ald.Doheny: We take into account the desires of residents.Ald.Richer: These shouldn't be the only factor.By the way.how was this decision reached.Ald.Doheny explained that the request was concurred in by the city traffic committee.Ald.Richer asked if the matter had come before general committee.Ald.Doheny said it hadn't.not when he was present.Dawe Reminds Eyes then turned to council's mentor.General Manager Norman Dawe.Mr.Dawe stood and, facing: Ald.Richer.said the matter was brought direct to council in accordance with the aldermen's own wishes that more business come up for immediate attention in open, formal meetings.There were embarrassed aldermanic chuckles.MOUNTAIN STREET AT SHERBROOKE VICTOR 2- 4444 ) een @ FREE, FAST ee.ASUS 935.7622 - 933-0403 PIZZA ee FULL RSE MEALS IN UUR DINING ROOM SEATING 95 PERSONS.LO ER DAL{SN EY] 3) pais Ald.Ian Craig then declared that he agreed with Ald.Richer.Mayor Peter M.McEntyre, in his best soothing voice, described carefully how such requests were handled and.eventually, reached council.Ald.Richer, turning again to Ald.Doheny, indicated he still was not satisfied.\u201cDoes Ald.Richer want me to answer this or how long does he want to flog this question?asked the bright-green-tied Ald.Doheny.\u201cAld.O'Richer\u201d.Ald.Richer jovially corrected.Behind the whole affair lay an implicit promise that perhaps times have changed in West- mount City Council.There just may be more genuine discussion in public sessions in the future, to augment the neatly packaged, pre-digested unanimity which has characterized the public's business.E \u2019 é 3 A PROMOTED: Appointed Monday night by City Council to acting assistant city clerk.as the new deputy of City Clerk R.B.Seaman.was Alfred André (Pete) Patenaude, 27.since June 1967 supervisor of the permits and licenses division of the board of inspections at Westmount city hall.Mr.Patenaude, who resides at 383 Olivier avenue.was educated at St.Leo's Academy and Loyola College.was employed for three years in industry before commen cing in May 1965 as a .clerk typist in the Public Safety Department.He is unmarried: his favorite hobbies; skiing and hockey.His home has been in Westmount for 22 years.Headquarters tor ; \u20ac) PHILIPS we\u201d Tape Recorders LL Players Ste e TV Radios ® ®havers SALES & SERVICE pr Wi 140) Peel Street \u2014 288-4161 .Coetner of St.Catherine Vital agenda pushes meet nearly hour City Council, in a special mid- month meeting Monday evening, had one of its heaviest agendas in terms of important legislation and, appropriately, sat considerably longer than usual: a full 50 minutes.The renewal program by-law led-off, with all three readings, followed by all three readings of the new emergency measures organization by-law and the first reading only of an amending bylaw on business taxes and license fees.The monthly accounts and the appointment of a new acting assisting city clerk were then promptly adopted, followed by a protracted debate on reducing the parking period on Barat road.There was no correspondence but Ald.Charles Aspler reported to council on Saturday's visit of the Pee Wee hockey team to Ri- mouski.Month outlay near 3 million City Council Monday night approved February accounts exceeding two and three-quarter million dollars, nearly half a million of which was ascribed by Finance Commissioner Ald.Ian Craig to payments to school authorities of taxes collected in their behalf.\u201cPayrolls amounted to $211.- 100.14 and other payments, $2.- 582,440.19, for a total of $2,793.- 540.33.some $490,000.over February 1968's total.Craig tops Doheny with Irish mark Ald.Daniel O'Connell Doheny with his bright green tie, was outdone in marking St.Patrick's Day at Monday evening\u2019s March 17 special city council meeting by an alderman with the un-Irish name of Ian Craig, who appeared resplendent with a large sheaf of stringy green vegetable matter pinned to his lapel.TOMMY TOMASSO Says Kentucky Fried Chicken Col.Sander\u2019s Recipe From soso Ll ey \u201cThe Greatest\u201d 8249 De La Savane Delivery in Westmount 739-5555 visit the K ki) Treat your family to a real meal this Sunday or some evening soon.We offer excellent food and fine, courteous service in a family atmosphere.You'll appreciate our complete menu at moderate prices.For an adventure in dining enjoyment, \u201cOld Colony\u201d Restaurant (FORMERLY MACY'S) Also the 1390\" Restaurant, 1390 Sherbrooke W.555 Restourant - 555 Dorchester, 4855 Sherbrooke St.West at Victoria 4 - Thursday.March 20, 1969 1AM ConA?we, THE WESTMOUNT Examiner Making not just yeur house but all of Westmount your heme Published Every Thursday by 3.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 \u2019 (To 10.00 p.m.Mondays and Tuesdays) The Examiner aims to he an independent.clean newspaper tor the home, devoted to public ser vice.Mail Subsriptions: $3.50 per vear: SLOW halt rear.Ven cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Assoviation.Quebec Weekly Newspapers Association.Authorized as Second Class Mail bs the Post Ottice Department.Ottawa and tor payment ol postage i fu Renewal, survival are major matters Our federal and provincial parliaments tend to dominate our attention to the point of denigrating the importance of municipal government.But this week.for West- mounters.nothing-so important has come out of Ottawa or Quebec City as the two major measures enacted into local bylaws for the urban renewal plan and the emergency measures organization.Either one of these alone would have made this an important week municipaly.In scope and imagination.the renewal scheme ranks first.Its five-year program already has commenced to make Westmount a better place.not that it ever was all that bad.However.in the midst of conti- nent-wide concern over the plight of cities.we have here right at home a soundly-based series of projects for the older.bottom portion of our municipality to improve what is good and replace what isn't with.hopefully.better.No government.at any level.could be addressing itself at this time to an area of its prime concern more close to need than has been the Westmount administration to the maintenance and uplift of the environment of its citizens.And while some 1.000 families in a tenth of the city's area are directly involved.the whole of Westmount will feel and enjoy the benefits for years to come, On the other end of the scale from building up and improving.City Council also concerned itself this week with the possibilities of disaster.the consequences of which would br its first responsibility before any others\u2019.\u201cSurvival Plan is the title of the underlying document.upon which much work and thought already has been applied.We are not prone to dwel: ling on the fact that Westmount lies astride a potentially disastrous \u201cfault\u201d in the earth's crust: or on the ever-present risk of one of these ever-larg- er airliners falling into our densely populated community.part of one of the world's major aviation centres: or our being part of a prime target in some future warfare.Most of us are a bit prone to regard people who think of these things.in times when all is well.as being a bit odd.Yet we would readily bless them if.heaven forbid.any of us were suddenly bereft of shelter.food.loved ones in any one of the sort of emergencies envisaged by these measures.Good.functioning local government is hard to beat when measured on the scale ot personal values.Weeklies high up in media ratings Senator Keith Davey.The Senate.Ottawa.Dear Senator: We hope you will include the weekly community press in your study and report on the ownership and control of the major means of mass public communication in Canada\u201d as well as the extent and nature of the media's impact and influence on the Canadian public.We believe your special committee's proposed study will be incomplete and its findings misleading if the some 600 newspapers across Canada which qualify for membership in CWNA or Les Hebdos du Canada are not included.The country's earliest and basic communication medium.(and progenitors of most of Canada's dailies) the weeklies continue strongly independent.growing anew in our mounting urbanization.and an important influence on the communities on which they focus.Collectively.the weeklies are an impressive.thriving force in Canadian life.Westmount is.peculiar thefts Westmount is where.for no apparent reason.for the third successive week.this time from 19 Staynor street.last Friday.there was stolen.without trace or clue.two fire extinguishers.You \u2018Scholar-gentleman\u201d equation questioned Sir: I must protest the **Schol- ar-gentleman\u201d editorial.(Examiner.Feb.20.) Academic freedom is imperilled by demanding basic standards of morality, deportment, dress.loyalty, etc.A university isn't an intellectual version of IBM.Many eminent scholars \u2014 including a considerable number of Oxford dons \u2014 would be sacked on that criteria.Ii I end up being an academic.I hope to be a gentleman.too \u2014 but that has nothing to do with being a scholar in search of the truth.etc.Hopefully other readers have already picked you up on this point.Andrew B.Sancton The Queen's College.OXFORD.England.Institute for Blind sends a \u2018Thank-you\u2019 Sir: White Cane Week is now in the past.but because of the efforts of your newspaper.we are still reaping the benefits of this successful educational program.On behalf of the CNIB and the CCB.I would like to express my sincere appreciation for your co-operation and hope that we will be able to count on your assistance in the future.John H.Campbell Asst.Director of Public Relations Canadian National Institute for the Blind.New titles listed at the Library The following titles are taken from the February booklist of the Westmount Public Library: NOVELS Louis Auchincloss.A world of profit.Claude Berri.The two of us.Ernest Buckler.Ox bells and fireflies.Mikhail Bulgakov.The heart of a dog.James Donleavy.The beastly beatitudes of Balthazar B.Romain Gary.The dance of Genghis Cohn.Giovanni Guareschi.Duncan & Clotilda.Leslie Hartley.Collected short stories.Damon Knight.ed.Toward infinity: 9 science fiction tales.Par Lagerkvist.Mariamne.Robert Maugham.The second window Joyce Oates.Expensive people.John O'Hara.And other stories.Anthony Powell.The military philosophers.Hans Santesson.ed.The locked room reader.Nigel Tranter.Black Douglas.Edith Turton-Jones.Women of influence.David Weiss.Sacred and profane.BIOGRAPHY Sir John Wheeler-Bennett.Action this day: .Churchill.Thomas Van Dusen.The Chief.Elspeth Huxley.Love among the daughters.Judy LaMarsh.Memoirs of a bird in a gilded cage.Vivien Noakes.Edward Lear.André Malraux.Anti-memoirs.Robert Sherriff.No leading lady.ETC-a Canadian approach The subject of educational television is at once fascinating and complex.It is fascinating because the extent of its influence and its potential are at the moment unknown quantities.It is complex because it involves two distinct fields of jurisdiction.one federal (broadcasting) and the other provincial (education).The federal government, in devising a plan for educational television.had to resolve certain difficulties such as the definition of an \u201ceducational program\u2019 (for purposes of program content) and the control of transmission without implying any influence on program material.The bill recently tabled in the House by the secretary of state seems to me to represent the ideal solution to this multifaceted subject.New agency It would establish the Canadian Educational Broadcasting Agency (CEBA).a federal body which would be responsible for the transmission of educational programs authorized by the provinces.For purposes of clarification.educational programs are to be those which are presented in a structured context.are part of the curriculum or part of a broad program.They must result in the progressive acquisition of knowledge and there must be some degree of supervision.The definition provides also for individual programs as long George Akrigg.Shakespeare and the Earl of Southampton.ART, MUSIC THEATRE H.Marshall McLuhan.Through the vanishing point.Jack Shadbolt.In search of form.Jacques Lassaigne.unpublished drawings.Hans Heinsheimer Best regards to Aida.Peter Raby.comp.The Strat- ford scene.1958-1968.James Baldwin.The amen corner.Truman Capote.House of flowers.Peter Luke.The play of Hadrian VIL John Osborne.Time present.HISTORY, TRAVEL Jon Evans.ed.Abroad.John Keats.See Europe next time you go there.| Mike Leyland.Where dead men ie.Sir Mortimer Wheeler.Flames over Persepolis.Stewart Perowne.Death of the Roman republic.~ Pat Barr.The Deer cry pavilion.Daniel Berrigan.Night flight to Hanoi.Patric Nicholson.Vision and indecision.Chagall: as they fit into a structured context.For instance.an Apollo space shot could be considered part of a science course.Public affairs and cultural programs are thus excluded from the meaning of this definition.The federal government has opted for the type of programming contemplated by the International Conference of Educational Television.held in Paris in 1967.which.although acknowledging the educational value of cultural and public affairs programs.considered these beyond the scope of its conference.The U.S.definition of educational programming is considerably broader.extending to enrichment and instructional programs.It should be noted.however.that there is no U.S.counterpart to the CBC whose mandate includes programs of an enrichment and instructional nature.Each province would have a provincial education authority.It 1s envisaged that such an authority would be charged with co-ordinating educational television in its province.CEBA would make one general agreement with each provincial authority and could then make supplementary agreements with specific organizations approved by the respective provincial authorities.The object of the bill is to facilitate educational broadcasting in Canada.but only within the bounds of the agency's franchise which.for obvious jurisdictional reasons.does not extend to the development of educational programs.nor does it permit the agency to choose between two competing organizations.Such a choice would be at the discretion of the individual province.Rights It must be very clear that the federal government.by broadcasting educational programs.is in no way infringing upon provincial rights in the field of education.The provinces provide the programs which are subsequently broadcast by the federal agency.CEBA would be part of the national broadcasting system and would therefore have to apply to the CRTC for every licence it wants.Once a licence is granted.however.the agency would be responsible for ensuring that the program material satisfies the conditions of the licence.As is the present case for the CBC.the agency could not have a licence revoked by the CRTC.Nor could it be prevented from broadcasting an educational program.An advisory board.comprising federal and provincial representatives.would be established to help develop the agency in such a way as to be of maximum benefit to all provinces.The idea is to provide for as much provincial participation as possible at the decision-making level without.however.losing sight of the federal government's jurisdiction In broadcasting. The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week: Mar.11 Devon and Surrey Gardens: Smell of gas, 1200 Atwater: Smoke in basement from light ballast; Mar 12 4966 Sherbrooke: Smell of gas: 4664 St.Catherine: Fire in garbage container: (see last week's Examiner); Selby and Greens: False alarm: Mar.13 Nil.Mar.14 19 Stayner: Faulty internal alarm; Mar.15 and 16 Nil.Mar.17 4560 St.Catherine: Overheated condenser: 32 Somerville: Blocked roof drain; Mar.18 5010 Sherbrooke: Smell of gas: Outremont: (Mutual Aid) Building on fire.one Westmount pump.WHS Orchestra heard Wednesday The Westmount High School Orchestra.conducted by Ted Mec- Learon.head of the music department.is performing next Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the Church of St.James the Apostle, St.Catherine and Bishop streets.in a free concert with the choir of the church.They are presenting Bach's Cantata No.4.\u201cChrist Lay in the Bonds of Death.\u2019 and Benjamin Britten's Psalm 150.\"O.Praise God in His Sanctuary.\u201d Freddie FIX-IT.H e's wearing those New-fangled cheaters To get a load à of our fine heaters.JOHN WATSON (QUEBEC) LTD.| C.Grainger Tomkinson y PLUMBING & HEATING § CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE ?Service & Quotations on request 368 VICTORIA AVE.487-1760 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 20, 1969 - Page 5 A PORTABLE T.V.SET UR GRAND PRIZE, LISA BREECHER 5120 Earnscliffe FACTORIES LTD.MANUFACTURES LTEE.Other prizes were won by the following list of persons whose entries were received prior to March 3rd.1969.Lorne Michter, 544) Granbreshe, M.Spivok, 1160 Ridgeweed Dr, À.Starter, 931, 100th Ave.Rita Ricciardi, 948 Regent Ave., Sharren Williams, 122A, Westminster, Mariens Schreiner, 40 Rexton Cres.J.A.Schreiner, 40 Rexton Cres.Mrs.C.Conner, 5275 Patricio Ave., Mrs.Josephine Bebb, 7035 Chester Ave.Mrs.LK.Snyder, 4614 Oxford Ave., Mrs.Helene Mitchell, 2273 Beaconsfield, Mme R.Chartier, 5470 Goolbrook, Mrs.Helen Knott, 7283 Beaconsfield Ave.Mn.Pern Gould, 5525 Trent Ave., Mme Helene Jette, 5790 Parkhaven Ave.Mn.Gary Mandel, 1448 Kingley, $301, Irwin B.Cahen, 3417 Randoll, Mrs.H Orel, 459% Cavendish Bivd., Mrs.J.Lanthier, 339 Westminster Ave.N M, Jim Bedford, 2354 Mariette Ave.#17, Mrs.K.Beyd.- 5961 Cote St-Antoine.Mrs.H Goldstein, 6350 Sherbrooke W.2011 Connought Ave.43, M.À.Bedford.2354 Mariette #7.Mrs.L Nudleman, 3545 Ockweed Ave.M.E Smith, 78 Oufferin Rend, M.P.Leithammel, 5255 St.lgnativs Ave.4750 Dupuis Ave.Mes.J.Kalinin, 5542, Adalbert Ave.Pater Thoms, 7320 Sherbrooke W.M.WH Walker, 5553 Queen Mary, #11.Mn.Marilyn Mitchell, 2311 Marcil Ave.Mrs.Mary \u2018* Jameson, 5210 O'Bryan Ave.EF Micks, 115 Westminster Ave.N Mrs.R.Moulsen, 19 Garden Read, Blanche Prudhomme, 2257 Hampton, Stephen Tafles, 204, Oufferin, Mrs.J.Fuller, 5816 Westiuke.Mme Feurette Duquette, 3820 Mackenzie.#2, Mrs \u20ac Gray.3790 Benny, #24, Ma H Ure.5923 Trent Ave.#303, Mn.A Foko, 2005 Patricio #2, S.Friendberg, 5121 Prince of Wales, M.S.Wiseman, 6704 Conklin Rd., Mrs, C.Petersen, 5631 Hudson Ave., Rabert Meulson, 196 Garden Rd.Mn.G franchtenberg, 3432 Parkhaven Ave., LP Calman, 3424 Patricia Ave, I.Dragon, 5407 Westminster, Mn.G Burkett, 2394 Park Roww, Mn.T Fargel, 4865 Prince Of Wales.Mn S$.O'Mara, 3468 Prudhomme Ave, Mn.C.Mills, 624 Westhuhe.Mrs.Ruth Posner.1070 Sherecrest, Ethel Fruchter, $731 Blossom, Mes.P.Udashkin.5602 Davies Ave.Mn.EC.Landry.5140 St-Ignaties, Mrs.C.Homilten, 5160 King Edward, Robert Brunelle, 4877 Prince of Wales, Miss M.Norsby, 2321 Beacontield Ave.Mr.John Letemplier, 3660 Benny Ave.#33, Mn.M.Adam, 5610 McMurray, Murray Salamon.5337 Grans-island, 15.Gessack, 5429 Jelliede, Gordon MacDenald, AMUSACTURNS LTE ( LaSal (La 4395 Walkley Ave., #3.M.Soul Zessman, 7801 Guelph Road, Mn.M.Bloom, 5510 Robinson Ave., #107, Mn.P.Carrier, 2261 Marcil Ave, Lilkan Cohe Mark Gordon, 7051 Guelph Rd., Mrs.S.Rudkoski.4630 West Broodwoy Ave.M.Brodie, 5305 Wackley Ave.#303 Mme J).Beauchamp, 6877 Sherbrooke West, #1, F M, Clark.7045 Finlding, Mn.M.Roth, 5937 Clahranald.Mrs.MM.Grint, 4820 Borden, #4, Mrs.NF Usyle.4710 MacMahonare, Mrs.J.singer, 5501 Adelbert, #1515, Halen Adam, 5610 McMurray Ave.Fay Williams, 7529 Earle Rd., Mins A.Moers, 3404 Hingsten Ave.#16.Myrthe Thompson, 5722 Lockwoed Ave, 8.Kirk, 2055 Eimhurst, #206, Mrs.L O'Connell, 2060 Trenhoime Ave., Mrs.M.Fruckter, 5731 Messem, Ruth Posner, D.A.Guevara, 5379 Rondall, #1.WC Lally, 3420 Hingsten, #23, Mn.Eva Taugas, 2500 Benny Crescent.#115.Mn.L Singer, 5461 Granbrooke, B.Stober, 5734 Melling Ave., Rabert Kozielo.3528 Prud'Hemme, Mn.E Yates, 5460 Cranbroeke, #202.S.Rosentzueig, 168 Finchiey Road, Mme HH .2049 Ave.Marlowe, Nina Creamer, 2560 Mayfair, Mn.G.R.Wooksey, 4018 Hampton Ave., Albertine Perrotte, 2416 Park Row ouest.Mn.E.Newiave, 5264 Prince of Wales Ave, M.Martin.6640 Fielding.8.Michale, 4242 Earnuchiffe Ave, Mrs.Olive Jomiesen, 4210 Wilsen Ave, Therese Sylvestre, 7051 Guelph, Mn.Denis Husteweed, 3427 West Hill, 8.Warren, 2447 Madison Ave.#11, 2.Frankl, 5475 Rosedale, #1004, Mn.JR.Park, 2430 Madison Ave., #21 Mr.WH.Walker, 5553 Queen Mary, M11, 8.Chaitmon, 417 Walseley.S$.Cammy, 4850 Edouard Montpetit, no.Mrs.R.Hanson.4858 King Edw J.Dlugopiar.4820 St Kevin, #4, M.Dragoy.5é07 Westminster, Mrs.F Bailey.7187 Chester Ave, W.Miller, 408 St-Gabriel.Denise Kersey, 6480 Monkland Ave.#13, J Flows, 5158 Sherbroake west, Shoron Greenstone, 5821 Polmer Ave., Mes.F.Polansky, 7042 Wa vell Rood, Mrs.W.H.Walker, 5553 Queen Mary, #11.M.Krochmalnek, 5230 Bess Borough, M.Rosentrveig, 168 Finchley Rd, M.(da Granner, 5572 King Edward Ave., Mn.H Finkelskein, 5224 Cumberiond Mrs.G.Milner, 7191 Fielding M0, lamb, 5275 West Broadway, Mr.RJ.Grant, 4985 Cavendish Blvd.Mrs.Georges Firth, 4442 Mentelair, Barbara Burden 335 Hampton Ave, Mrs.N Barratt, 4840 Kensington, Mrs.T.K.Cherry.$469 Cote St-Antoine, Mrs.S.Feldman, 5612 McMurray St.Mrs.Sylvia Greenstone, 3821 Palmer Ave.Mn.E Bell, 6815 Sherbrooke West, Murs.R.Martin, 5075 Walkley Ave.Mn.M.Granato.5352 Besshourough Ave.Miss F Macintosh, 5501 Adolbert, #318, Miss Paula Jacobsen, 4895 Bourret.4305, M.Kestemaon, $630 Monkiand, Jane Day, 2170 Northeliffe Ave.David Gordon, 5522 King Edward, Man.Louise McCousland.5758 Hudson Ave.Mario Troli, 2448 West Hill, Larry Lighter, 5556 Pinedale Ave., Robert Richardsen, 4597 Mayfair Ave., Mn.Ferald McCarthy, 5353 Aherbrooke St.West, Mn.Cedio Handfield, 4909 Montclair Ave.Violet McGiurk, 4341 Walkley Ave.Mr.WH.Walker, 5553 Queen Mary, #11, Marlene Mank, 4867 Coronation Ave., $.S.Regent, 6703 Beland Rd.R.Datkin, 5715 Whitehorne Ave.Mrs.Mila Zilo, 5352 Bess Bourough Ave.Mrs.Sandra Kirkland.5125 Corenation Ave., Howard Tencer, 5287 King Edward Str.Mrs.Geco Fieth, 4442 Montdair, Mrs.L Schafer, 5617 Palmer Ave.J.L Smarden, 7345 Fielding Ave., Mrs.|.Krausz, Mes.À.her, 5125 Randall, #10, Mrs.).Sherry, 3565 Welkingten St.Mr.F.J.Gallagher, 3406 Patricia Ave., #4.Mn.Joyce Tessier, 4016 Marcil Ave., S.M.Seaton, 6355 Someried Ave., irene M.Arthurs, 5584 King Edward Ave.Lucy Tencer, 4000 St.Patrick Str.Mrs.HS.Collis, 236 Percival Ave, 7415 Sherbrooke St.West, LE Harrimen.2555 Benny Ave., £1015, Mrs.J.Bielby, Seo Sherbroske West, $403, 2005 Patricia.#2.Mrs.M.Stober, 5734 Melling Ave.J.P.Cire, 514% Sherbrashe.18 Mr.Hedy White, 749% St.James West S.Cogan.$572 King Edward M, À.Nedieman, 5545 Oakwood Ave Murray Nudieman.5545 Cakwoed Ave.Mr.W.H Walker, 5553 Queen Mary, #11.Mrs, M.R.Dixon, 6440 Sherbroske 51.West, #1) M.Barthelemew, 5027 Patricia Ave.Mrs.R.Miller, 7 Leger Ave.Mrs.M.Rattigan.2960 Benny Ave, #21 Greta Reed, 5020 Barclay St.#1 Mn.Mary Milne.7191 Fielding Ave.Miss M.Wadey.5165 Beaconsfield Mn.J.T, Walsh, 4036 Lacombe Mrs.J.B Ferguson.5618 McMurray Ave.1.Gelinas, 5930 Victoria Ave.#4 ALD White, 7491 James West Goil Perrow.5785 Westrunster Ave.Mr.WH.Walker, 5553 Queen Mory.#11 \u20ac Reid, 2291 Hampton Ave.Mrs.G.Wills.$08 Decarie Blvd.Mrs.Rose Heiner, 5157 Mont Clair Ave.Mr.C.Hartland, 2250 Grand Blvd Mn.W.Ford.4990 Trenhoime Ave.Me.Lou Schofes.5617 Paimer Ave.HA.McDonald.5390 Westhill Ave., #14.D.A.Kosiday.7 Rand Ave.Mrs.M.L Chose, 5020 Borclay St.Mn.G.Smythe, 72 Radcliffe Rd.Mrs.W.laws, 5304 MocDonald Ave, #41 M.T Harris, 5893 Centennial Ave.#4) Mn.R.Dion.4450 Warkley #8 Mn.P Lenore 5726 McMurray Ave.Barry Newlove, 5264 Prince of Wales Mrs À.Klepper, 670 Caven Circle Mr.Mervin Rickaby, 2517 Mayfaird Ave.Marry Godstein, 5502 Silverson #204 Mrs |.Kalnin, 5542 Adalbert Ave.Lisa Brecher, $120 Earnscliffe Ave.41604 M.E Simons, 5758 Palmer Ave.Mrs Leo Milks, 5754 Wentworth Mrs.À., 3421 Grand Blvd, #9 Mra.Leo Milks, 5754 Wentworth Mrs.CW.Smith, 3825 Hampton Ave.Mn.|.Helemann, 807 Smarth Ave.Mrs.P.Fraser, 4240 Hingston Ave.Mrs.T.Mefobie, 2087 Westmore Ave.#8.L Kletter 670 Caven Circle Mrs.L Beaudry.5623 Emeraid Ave.F112.Chas.Liddiard, 4845 O'Bryan Ave.F.W.Swailes, 4580 Wes! Broadway Miss 8 McKeown, 5175 Doberty Mrs.E.N.Bytalan, 2066 Connaugh Ave.Earl A.Chapman, 4881 Mariette Ave.Miss Diana White, 7491 St.James West Mn.W.T.Adams, 5017 King Edward Ave.Mrs.J.Allen, 5431 MecMohoem Ave.Therese McCausiand, 5758 Hudsen Ave.Mrs.0.Southwoed, \u2018ul West, Hill Ave.Mr.Vernon Hawley, 4850 Waikiey Ave., #14 Nathan Shuster, 5598 Parkhaven Ave.Mr.A, McMonus, 5415 St.Ignatius Ave.Mrs.HA.Brodie, 243 Ballontyne N.Mrs.M.W.Shields, 263 Westminster Ave.N.Bloine Periard, 3171 Wellington S1.Mrs.R.Orem, 45 6 Madison Ave.G.L Langen, 35 Emsten Ave.Mrs.Fran Srewnrigg, S015 Westmere Ave, Mr.P.Berg, 5475 Westminster (M06 Mrs.M.Pepieraitis, 4130 West Hill Gwen Hynes.#47} Monkland #3.Bdna Yates, 2206 Belgrave Ave.Mrs.John Meehan, 2376 Madison Mn.W.Sweenez.128 Westminster Mn.O.Pascale.4213 Walkley Ave.Mn P.G.Samson, 4146 Nemptonete Ave.Victor Rawas, 4013 Decorie Mrs.Frances Valiquet, 4450 Hingston Ave.M.Tachoberry, 6690 Monkland Ave.Walter Savenry, 5420 West Broadway F.Jexershy, 6130 Monkland Ave.Jou.Flarence, 6480 Menkland Ave.#23 A.Rewer, 7906 Westbroske M.Kendoris, 83 Routon Crescent |.Caplan, 4675 Melrose Ave.Mary Jane Walsh, 2362 Madison Ave.Elaine Fergusan, 241$ Northcliffe, #92 M.Ferguson.4193 Kensington Ave.A.D.Hutchins.6841 Sherbrooke W #4 T.Mason.3860 Benny Ave.#12 Mn.G.Traynor, 8 MacDonald Ave.Eileen O Bryont, 4250 Sherbrooke, #7 \u20ac.J.Mahoney.4700 BessBorough #14 Miss Wanda Kaluzny, 5800 Waverly St.#1 E.McMahon, 4684 Mariette K.M.Burnham.6910 Terrebonne Carol Erdell, 5438 Mountain sights Al Nudelman.5950 McLynn Ave.Arlene Chasse, 5020 Barclay.#1 Mrs.W.Horn.5299 Bessborough Ave.8.Baker, 5562 King Edward Ave.JR.Park, 2430 Modison Ave.Mrs.H.V.Warren, 2447 Madison Ave.#11 W.Symansry.5360 MacDonald Ave.W.Roche.2332 Hingston Ave.C.D.Laverty, Madison Ave.S.Mahoray, 5205 Borden Ave.H.Schambrier, 2015 Elmhurst, #403 O.Perrault, 3445 Westminster, Ave., #11 Gwen Hinch, 10 Ballantyne South Chertland, 2250 Grod Bovd.#12 Eir Ambrose, 3420 Westmore Ave.JS.Williamson.6950 Fielding #609 Ruth Cabinsky, 5600 Parkhaven J.Keane, 3830 Royal P.O.Doherty, 4855 Mariette Roslyn Thnger, 5820 Westluke.E Galipeau, 3423 Decarie Maynard Chase, 5070 Barclay St.Dan Spazuk, 4591 Cumberiond Ave.Lucy Tencer, 5120 Eamadiffe Ave #1604 M.Selby, 2059 Martowe Ave.B.McCarrey, 5526 Sherbrooke St.À.Côte, 5169 Sherbrooke #8 J.B.Nerron, 5260 Coronation Ave.Paul Chase, 5020 Barclay 1 A.Silverman, 4847 Borden Ave.Cheryl Litwack, $122 Patricia Ave.H.A.Wills, 2075 Trenhoime Ave.G.Weeres, 5501 Adolbert, #219 R.Pamass, $109 Edinburgh Rd.Dinah Chase, \u20acC.Boucher, 6060 Cote ShLuc, #100 .LB.Routiey, 4920 Cumberland Ave.Mn.E.litwach, $122 Potricia Ave.4.0.Crowley, 2303 Hervord Ave.LA, Ellis, 2367 Mariette Ave.P.Peters, 5180 Randail Ave.2295 Madisen Ave., #200 Mrs.H.C.Himbury, 2180 Addington Ave.J.Bedferd, 2354 Mariette Ave.#17 Ariene Chase, 5020 Bariay Hardd Dyke, «701 Menkland Grian Lutz, Rita E.Hunter, 2400 Walhley, 3 A.Dyke, 6801 Monkiand Ave S.Chelice, 7025 Fielding M.Buchanan, 6833 Someried Janet Element, 3790 Benny Ave.#13 G.Regen, 2396 Wasthill Ave.1.1 Enyedvary, 4046 Hingston Ave.R, Mutchence, 5308 Walkley Ava., #304 1.Lawcille, 4895 Walkley #6 J.Jasiow, 5849 Sherbrooke West Pater Chase, 5020 Barday St.M1 0 DECARIE, Horton Bryant.4325 Beaconsfield Ave.LE Muir, 6550 Sherbrooke St.West Menica Laphoff, 4965 Edward Montpetit P.Yaklevics, 5310 Cavendish Margaret McDonald.2187 Old Orchard LQ.Besline, 2159 Marcit Ave.Carel Ann Newmann, 607 Smart Ave.Hero Richter, 5463 Grandbrooke #201 M.Caseym Krystyne Kaziete, Harold Andersen, 4705 Prince of wales Ave.R.A.Whiting, 5461 Cranbrooke Ave.H.Cutler, 2127 Girouard B.Oakes, 2348 Beaconsfield Ave.Benoit Boisvert.1150 Parnasses P.Pavlik, 4564 Hingston Ave.G.Folco.2005 Patricia #2 Gil Campanalli, 5087 Grand Boulevard Margaret Bedford, 2354 Mariette #17 L Perout, 4870 Kingston R.MacDonald, 151 Ballantyne North K.Seimiathowsko, 2320 Hingston Ave.Lynn Sharkey, 5380 West Hill #20 F.Hopkins, 5310 Bessberough J.Taylor.2555 Kingsten Ellen Munziker, Bes 352, Minto, 3 C.Stinziani, 5512 Monkland, #9 Ann Resenbeum.5577 King George Ave.Henry Frank, 5410 MaxMahen Ave.E.J.Labrie, 4145 Beaconsfield Ave.M.R.White.7491 James West R.Breck, 6092 Westhury Ave.F.nen.S111 Mayfair Ave.Nina Regent, 6703 Beland J.Desley, 4857 Westmere Ave.J.Reberts.2012 Westmore #4 James Corker, 5397 O'Bryan Ave.Philip Tencer, 5120 Eornscliffe.#1604 £.Kirkland, 4942 Mariette Ave.Evelyn Todd, 4680 Mariette Richard Taylor, 5194 Montclair.Theresa Coffin 3600 Banny #11 \u20ac.Barioy.5152 Prince of Wale Mary Barrett, 5170 Trenheime Ave, 8.Halberstedtt 3482 Oxford 0.Furlotte, 5440 Walkiey #18 B.Mormerine, 3597 Jeanne Mance K.Wisenfan, 6704 Conklin 0.Lexer, 2160 Van Home #8 A.C.Rewlatt, $207 Borden M.RE.Leyd, 120 Finchley Philip Madras, 4875 Montclair ave., M.Laeun, 5403 Prince of Wales, AL Bedford, 2354 Mariette # 17, Margaret Savage, 236M Madisen Mary Pavlik, 4559 Hingston A.Feko, H.Schwartz, 5804 Davies Ave., N.Pepin, 5622 Sherbrooke west, Mary McCann, 2349 Madison E.Merscovitch, 4177 Madisen Ave.R.Rassenti, 4345 Madison, 4.Beauchamp, 6877 Sherbrooke west, W.Elliett, 5204 Beimore ave.JC.Wilson, 335 Westminster, \u20ac.Harris, 2230 Beaconsfield, A.Geller, 5289 Deberty.G.Diomend, 4616 Ring Edward, Anna Cohen, M.Bitersky, 5310 Randall Ave.#9, Mrs.Ranmins, 7491 St-James west, B.Rivest, 5470 Beimere, David Arthurs, 5584 King Edward, A.Anderson, 5719 Smart Ave., Rita Monwell, 6653 Fielding #4, Aline Crete, 2020 W.Brendwar, E.Torrance, 2028 Old Orchard, Barbara Spencer.972 Oxford.A.Richstone, 5534 Earle Road, Pear Darch, 2041 Marlewe, 8.Mouldy, 5258 Sherbrecke J.Obrien, 5320 Walkey, K.Quinn.5030 Trenholme, Vielet Foster, 2400 Mariette, AS.Piche, SON Remake just south of Sherbrooke St. 6 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 20, 1969 SYNAGOGUE Temple Emanu-El 4100 Sherbrooke St.W.DR.HARRY J.STERN, Rabbi Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone, Assistant Rabbi CANTOR HERMAN K.GOTTLIEB SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening.March 21st at 8:15 o'clock RABBI BLOOMSTONE will speak on \u201cLeviticus - The Third Book.\u201d Uneg Shabbat and Kiddush reception follows the Worship.Saturday Morning.March 22nd at 11:30 o'clock \u2014 Sermonette by Mr.Carl Frankel based on Torah Portion.RELIGIOUS SCHOOL ; High School Department \u2014 Saturday mornings at 9:30 o'clock: Junior School \u2014 Sunday mornings at 9:30: Daily Hebrew School \u2014 Monday thru Thursday afternoons commencing at 4:00 o'clock.Daily Worship Monday thru Thursday evenings at5:45: Sunday Mornings at 9:45 o'clock CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH.THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON.MASS.SUNDAY.MARCH 23rd 11:00 a.m.Church Service 11:00 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Nursery for Infants Lesson-Sermon Subject \u201cMATTER\u201d Every Wednesday 8:15 p.m Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM in the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday.Thursday and Saturday 1 to 4 p.m.Wednesday 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.UNITARIAN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) SUNDAY.March 23rd 11:00 a.m.\u201cTHAT LITTLE RED BOOK OF MAO\u201d Minister: Rev.Leonard Masson B.A.B.D.Organist: Kenneth Meek B.Mus.Choir Director: Barbara Keats.B.Mus.Church School in Trafalgar School.3495 Simpsons St.at 11:00 a.m.LAKESHORE UNTARIAN CHURCH at 14 Cedar Ave.Pointe Claire.Services at 9:30 and 11:15 a.m.Minister Rev.Fred Cappuctnno NORTHSHORE FELLOWSHIP at 1 - 9th Ave.Roxboro \u2014 Service on Sunday.at 8 p.m.UNITED ST.ANDREW'S WESTMOUNT Ld 101 Cote St.Antoine Road, near Argyle Ave.Rev.E.A.Kirker, B.A., B.D., Rev.M.R.Ralph, B.A, B.D.Ministers MARCH 23rd 11:00 a.m.Moming Worship Sermon: \u201cFACING OUR FAILURES\u201d Church School and Crib Corner Gordon C.White.B.Mus.Organist and Choir Director Visitors Welcome! DOMINION DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.and Landsdowne Avenue Rev.R.Douglas Smith, B.A., B.D.Rev.J.T.P.Nichols, M.A., B.D.Mrs.Holly E.Davidson Organist and Choirmaster: Mr.Victor McCorry 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship Sermon Involvement\u201d Rev.R.Douglas Smith.D.D.Crib Corner for Infants Church School in all Departments THE THURSDAY SERVICE 7:15-7:55 p.m.On March 27th the Thursday Service will be in charge ot a group of young people.LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 285 Clarke Ave.Westmount Rev.Helmut Saabas Miss Lydia Eibich - Organist SUNDAY, MARCH 23rd 9:30 a.m.Senior Sunday School and Bible Class 11:00 a.m.The Service.Jr.S.S.and Nursery pres) JT 12/7005 eR CHURCH SERUICES AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE \u2018Matter\u2019 is topic in Science church Popular concepts of \u2018\u2018ambition\u201d and \u2018\u2018success\u2019\u2019 will be re-examin- ed at the services in Christian Science churches this Sunday, in the reading of the week's Bible lesson-sermon on \u201cMatter\u201d.Significant Scripture will be highlighted by this from Co- lossians: \u2018Set your affection on things above, not on things on the earth.\u201d Pertinent passages from the denominational textbook will include: \u201cTo ascertain our progress, we must learn where our affections are placed and whom we acknowledge and obey as God.If divine Love is becoming nearer, dearer, and more real to us, matter is then submitting to Spirit.The objects we pursue and the spirit we manifest reveal our standpoint, and show what we are winning.\u201d BAPTIST PRESBYTERIAN STANLEY Westmount and Victoria Aves.Minister: Rev.S.Macdonell B.A.B.D.SUNDAY.March 23rd 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship 10:15 a.m.Church School 11:00 a.m.Kindergarten Urganist and Choir Director Doris Killam A.R.C.T I.Mus (McGilli Visitors Welcome WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.West at Roslyn Ave.Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister \u2014 Rev.J.Frank Patch, B.A., B.D.Organist and Choir Director: Frank Amstrong, L.T.C.L.11:00a.m.\u2018GREATER WORKS THAN JESUS DID\u201d 7:30 p.m.\u201cLOST OPPORTUNITIES\u201d Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.Sunday School: 10:00 a.m.and 10:45 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH (United) Lansdowne Ave.and Maisonneuve Blvd.Rev.H.Ray Ashford, Minister Mr.Christopher Jackson, Organist 11:00 a.m.\"FOR GOD'S SAKE, DECIDE!\u201d At Noon: The Coffee-Hour Welcome to All Snowdon Baptist 5275 Earnscliffe Ave.N.D.G.Corner Eamsclife and Isabella Telephones: 486-9860 or 482-6765 rbett Pastor: Rev.E.Go B.Th.B.R.E.SUNDAY SERVICES 9:45 a.m.Bible School for all 11:00 a.m.and 7:00 p.m Wednesdays 8 p.m.Prayer Fridays at 8 p.m.Youth A Fellowship Church with a Warm and Friendly Biblical Outreach\" - Visitors Most Welcome - ANGLICAN ST.MATTHIAS Cote St.Antoine Road at Church Hill Canon J.N.Doidge The Rev.W.L.Chatterton PASSION SUNDAY 8:00a.m.- Holy Eucharist 9:30 a.m.\u2014 Holy Eucharist: Sermon - The Rev'd W.L.Chatterton 11:00 a.m.\u2014 CONFIRMATION: The Bishop of Montreal 11:00 a.m.\u2014 Church School.Nursery and Crib Corner MID-WEEK COMMUNIONS: Wed.10:00 a.m - Fri.11:00 a.m.Wednesday 8:00 p.m.PARISH STUDY GROUP V - Practical Considerations \u2014 Introduced by J.8.Jarvis Organist and Choirmaster Aubrey M.Foy.A.R.C.0.CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Comer ot Wood and Maisonneuve, Westmount The Rev'd K.G.Rutter The Rev'd Canon B.Lindsay PASSION SUNDAY 8:00 A.M.The Holy Euchanst 10:30 a.m.Sung Eucharist HOLY EUCHARIST during the week 7:00 A.M.Tuesday 9:30 A.M.Wednesday 8:00 A.M.Friday Organist: Mr.Paul Crawford ST.STEPHEN'S DORCHESTER and ATWATER Mr.E.Tait, Organist MARCH 23rd 11:00 Holy Communion Rev.W.T.Whyte.We Welcome You Facing Failures at St.Andrews \u201cFacing Our Failure\u201d is the title of the sermon at the morning worship service on Sunday at 11 am at St.Andrew's United Church.The service will be conducted by the minister.Rev.E.A.Kirker, who will also give the sermon.Rev.Frank Patch to preach twice The minister, Rev.J.Frank Patch, will be the preacher at both services at Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday.In the morning the topic of his sermon will be \u2018Greater Works Than Jesus Did\u201d, and in the evening he will preach on *\u2018Lost Opportunities.\u201d After the evening service there will be a fellowship hour, to which all are cordially invited.\u2018Involvement\u2019 talk by Dr.Lloyd Smith Dr.Lloyd Smith's sermon topic Sunday morning in Domin- ion-Douglas Church will be \u201cInvolvement.\u201d The March 27 Thursday Service will be in charge of a group of Dominion- Douglas young people.Drive Head: Maurice d'Amours.chairman of the residential division.Federated Appeal of Greater Montreal, has announced the appointment of William H.Daly, 241 Kensington avenue, as Westmount chair: man for the 1969 campaign.The canvassing in a number of divisions is underway while the door-to-door res- dential canvass will begin on April ].BAC BRITTE CHURCH OF ST.JAMES THE APOSTLE St.Catherine and Bishop Streets CANTATA #4 \u201cCHRIST LAY IN THE BONDS OF DEATH\u2019 PSALM 150 0 PRAISE GOD IN HIS SANCTUARY\" CHOIR OF THE CHURCH OF | ST.JAMES THE APOSTLE, WESTMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA TED McLEARON, CONDUCTOR Wednesday, March 26th, 1969 ADMISSION FREE Leviticus Temple subject Sabbath eve services Friday evening at Temple Emanu-El at 8:15 o\u2019clock will include a sermon by Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone on \u2018\u2018Leviticus \u2014 The Third Book.\u201d Oneg Shabbat and Kiddush reception follows in the community house under the auspices of the Temble Sisterhood.Saturday morning at 11:30 the sermonette by Carl Frankel will be based on Torah Portion.Sunday morning at 10:15 at the Koffee Klub Rabbi Bloomstone will speak on \u201cTumult and Turmoil.\u201d Worship followed by breakfast precedes the lecture at 9:45 o'clock.The Temple Sisterhood annual card party for members and friends will be held Monday evening March 24th at 7:45 o'clock in the Grover Auditorium.The Home and School Association sponsors a sugaring-off party on Sunday.Buses leave the Temple at 11:30 am.The Book Lovers\u2019 Forum holds its next lecture on Wednesday afternoon, at 2:15 o\u2019clock in the Temple Sanctuary when Dean Stanley B.Frost, Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research, McGill University, will review the book.\u2018The Revolution of Hope\u2019 by Erich Fromm.Presiding will be Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern.Cochairman of the day is Mrs.David Kobernick.n INC.5610 SHERBROOKE STREET, WEST 8:00 p.m.Q Qe The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 20, 1969 - Page 7 Optimism pervades outlook on education at WHS H&S If what the Home and School heard at Westmount High on Monday night from Dr.Elton Pounder and Dr.Miles Wisenthal.is typical of the new approach to education.and a foretaste of the dialogue between the authorities, parents and students, then we have reason to be optimistic.Broad-minded, humorous and wide in vision, these men gave valuable insights into the future and left high hopes for the new trends in education.Many interested young people were there along with their teachers and parents.Dr.Pounder gave the latest news on Dawson College, stating that in view of the quality and the numbers of applications already received to teach there, it should not be difficult to find excellent staff.McGill, Bishop's and Sir George Williams were providing, for the next four years.college equivalent courses to CEGEPs.Thesé would take two years, to be followed by a three-year university course.For the first two years, the fees will.in all probability.be $445 a year.McGill would still insist on a 70 percent average for entrance.or 65 percent with Latin.\u2018 Enthusiasm Dr.Pounder showed much enthusiasm for the new CEGEPs with particular reference to their \u2018\u2018conprehensiveness\u2019\u2019.Not only would the university stream be catered for, but excellent instruction would be provided for those students who had previously been urable to go to university or who had failed to complete their degrees.The entrance requirements will be flexible to allow for the training of specific talents.To fit into this trend, Westmount High will eventually become a comprehensive school.Parents were given an explanation of the Pagé Report.which deals with restructuration of education on the Island of Montreal.This report sets up the machinery for parent participation through democratically - elected school committees, and it was stressed that parents must try to fill this role energetically and responsibly.Dr.Pounder said modern government is responsive to \u201cpressure groups\u2019, and that parents who felt strongly should not hesitate to write to those in authority and make their viels, known.Meet Young Turning to the problems that beset colleges and schools, Dr.Wisenthal made a strong plea to teachers and parents to meet the needs of young people and give them an opportunity to see democracy at work in the sehools.Step by step they must be given freedom and encouraged to act in a responsible manner.Up to now \u2018the system has not provided such a training.A too-rigid structure has thrown before university students unprepared and unfamiliar with democratic procedures.If this is to be changed.high schools must give more than token responsibility to students.He felt that exciting experiments were being made in grade schools.which would prepare students at an earlier stage to be responsible for their own actions and give them more opportunity for creative and imaginative development.Dr.Wisenthal stressed that if we failed to recognize existing needs and real social problems, the consequences might be disastrous.He felt that people in positions of authority were not responding quickly enough to the demands of present, accelerated growth.It is the tragedy of modern man that reforms are brought about mainly through fear.when actual confrontation has already occurred.4114, St.Catherine St.West LAST 8 DAYS EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD COLLECTORS\u2019 CENTRE Antiques (Opposite Westmount Square) 932-0688 Richard Rotholz, O.D.Optometrist MIRACLE MART ALEXIS NIHON PLAZA ST.CATHERINE AND ATWATER TEL.931-4041 VALUATIONS Alan Mitchell MC.CM.* WORKS OF ART VALUED AGAINST FIRE - 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Herbert C.Auerbach, 4488 Sherbrooke street west, chairman of Instantheater\u2019s Centour Foundation, ond Mrs.Mary Morter, 472) de Maisonneuve boulevard west, ortistic director of Instontheater.Four nights later, the Women's Auxiliary of the Reddy Memorial Hospital is holding o theatre night ot the same production, proceeds in aid of the local hospital.At right are the co-chairman, Mrs.F.Mun- roe Bourne, 604 Victoria avenue, (left) and Mrs.Maurice Berne, 368 Redfern avenue, (right).W.Boyd Robson (centre) is assisting the committee.FRENCH WALLPAPER by nancy grantil _ 25% DISCOUNT Beautiful papers in stock.Genuine Choice Western BEEK 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's Bacon, Ham and Sausages LICENSED GROCER Use EXAMINER Classifieds.© GOLD © COPPER © BRASS © CHROME @ NICKEL © RHODIUM © CADMIUM © SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY and Sons Ltd., Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths and Electro Paper hanging - Framing.- - Platers, Operating Canada's Larg- PE CHOICE CANADIAN est High Class Job Shop.s LE MASTER PAINTER LA WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER PERUIT-ME CHAN PORTER MB 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5.7947 3444 Victoria Ave.4466 St.Catherine West a few doen above \u2019 : ear Metcalfe Ave.t.Catherine St.) Corner Greene & St.Catherine 935-6373 484-6003 WE.7.9455-6 Opp.Henry Morgan and Co. © \\ MODEL SPRING FASHIONS Mrs.David Hackett, 761 Upper Lansdowne, (left) and Mrs.Brion Auné, 1545 McGregor avenue, who will be models at the Junior League of Montreal Spring Fashion Show being held next Thursday from 12:30 to 6:30 p.m.at the League's \"Bargain Box\u201d, 2027 Mansfield street.Admission is free.LA CASA UPHOLSTERI 1682 St.Zotique 121-2685 Re-Upholstering - Remodelling of kitchen and living room sets.We also have a wid in our showroom for you to plain backs.Free estimates - low prices + Perfection Guaranteed e variety of new materials choose from.Tufted and Tel: 721-2685 CONSULT US REGINA PLUMBING LTD.3650 VERDUN AVE.24 hours a day DOES YOUR WATER HEATER ON THE MARKET WATER HEATER A PRODUCE ENOUGH HOT WATER?RENT WHAT'S BEST TODAY: A NATURAL GAS ONLY 25 per month 768-2161 Coming Events McGill Choral Springsong To be held at Redpath Hall, McGill University under the direction of Gifford Mitchell.Tickets for $1.50 may be purchased at the Union Box Office, 3480 McTavish Street or at the oor.VON elects first woman as president For the first time, the board of directors of the Greater Montreal Branch of the Victorian Order of Nurses will be headed by a woman.Mrs.R.P.Vaughan.7 Grove Park, was elected president at the annual meeting held on Tuesday.In her new post, the Westmount resident continues a family tradition as the grand-daughter of Sir Williams Hingston, the eminent Montreal surgeon whose support of the VON.when it was new in the 1890s, was of prime importance in helping this community service to become established.Other Westmount residents on the list of officers for 1969 include: Miss Eileen Peters, 106 Arlington avenue; Charles E.Frosst, 24 Devon avenue, and Fred T.Rea, 9 Edgehill road, honorary vice-presidents, and James K.Hugessen.17 Forden avenue, honorary solicitor.New directors include Mrs.Harry Bennett, 30 Holton avenue; G.E.Brown.1 de Casson road, and M.J.Hayes.54 Chesterfield avenue.Ascension CWL to hold Luncheon The Ascension Council of the Catholic Women\u2019s League is holding its annual luncheon on April 17 at 12.30 o'clock in the \u201cLes Filles du Roy\" restaurant in Old Montreal.Members and friends are invited.MRS.R.P.VAUGHAN D-D Literary hears Gretta The Dominion-Douglas Ladies\u2019 Literary Society meets tomorrow at 2 pm in the Church Hall.Mrs.Gretta Chambers, well-known broadcaster.will speak on *\u2018Microphones and Motherhood.A coffee party.sponsored by Units 1 and 2, will precede the lecture at 1 pm.A cordial welcome is extended to everyone.Women's Art holds annual The annual meeting of the Women's Art Society of Montreal will be held at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts on Tuesday at 2.00 pm under the presidency of Mrs.E.C.Chauvin.Tea will be served for which the convenor is Mrs.H.H.Cotton, 345 Roslyn avenue.Book Lovers hear Dr.Stanley Forst The Book Lovers Forum meets Wednesday, at 2.15 pm in the Lecture Hall of Temple Emanu-El, 4100 Sherbrooke street west.Dean Stanley B.Frost, Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research, McGill University, will review \u201cThe Revolution of Hope\u201d by Erich Fromm.The meeting is open to the public and tea will be served.People usually have ears shut to advice and eyes open to example.the Here are answers.PHONE NOW FOR THIS FREE HELPFUL BOOKLET .« .about the moving estimate.« « .about packing & unpacking.« « » and things to do moving day.« « » also a host of other answers to TAKE THE TENSION OUT OF MOVING.Make it easy, call North American Van Lines Call 733-5323 Now! - BOB FRASER WESTMOUNT MOVING & WAREHOUSING LTD.* NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES Ek The GENTLEmen of the Moving Industry STR a 7 arson ge.me DO YOU KNOW THESE NUMBERS?: 937-8511 Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital 731-4931 Ste.Justine\u2019s Hospital THEY COULD SAVE A LIFE! THEY ARE THE TELEPHONE NUMBERS of the TWO POISON CONTROL CENTERS IN MONTREAL ~ IF AN ADULT OR CHILD TAKES A POISONOUS SUBSTANCE - CALL THEM FOR HELP FOR ALL YOUR DRUG, HEALTH AND BEAUTY SUPPLIES CALL KANE'S DRUG STORE 4779 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST, AT GROSVENOR 937-3553 OUR SERVICE IS THE BEST KANE\u2019S Capkas-Pratt recital set by local man Gina Capkas of LaSalle and Jacques Pratt of Longueuil will be the stars of a recital Tuesday at 8:15 pm at the Plateau Auditorium of Montreal.The two artist are members of the renowned La Cigale cabaret singing group.The recital is a presentation of Les Entreprises Belle-Arti Enrg.directed by Fernand Cornellier.a former resident of 55 Columbia avenue.Westmount.and student at St.Leo's.Mrs Capkas.a soprano, has studied with Mrs.Pauline Donalda.doctor in music and director of the Opera Guild Inc.and made her debut with Sarah Fisher.Mr.Pratt.son of the former mayor of Longueuil.is continuing a successful career as a bass singer.They will be accompanied by Madeleine Donais-Roch.Two titles : long and short I.\u2014 SPEBSQSA.This is so long that only initials can be used and if one is unfamiliar with these eight letters.how can you possibly know what they stand for?For the benefit of people who are unacquainted with them.they stand for the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America.Can you imagine that the Montreal Chapter.known as The Mountain City Chorus.is presenting the 19th show.Mountain City is certainly an appropriate appelation.I saw and heard it for the first time last year.It is a fun evening with a few serious spots.Being \u2018Wearin' of the Green\u2019 in evidence at Unity \u2018\u2019The Wearin of the Green\u201d was the style around Unity all last week as evervone had to wear something green.even if it was only a badge or ribbon.There was also a Leprecaun picture contest.the winner being \u201cUNITY BOYS\u2019 and GIRLS\u2019 CLDB NEWS By RAY VIAU McGill Choral \u2018Springsong' is Saturday The McGill Choral Society's spring concert.Springsong.is both interesting and varied.the highlight being the cantata \u2018\u2019Hia- wathas Wedding Feast\u201d bv S.Coleridge-Tavlor.This cantata is the first part of a trilogy based on the narrative poem \u201cThe Song of Hiawatha by Longefellow.At the turn of the century it rivaled Handel's Messiah™ in popularity.and great performances with choir.orchestra and dancers were given at the Crystal Palace in London.On a lighter note.the concert will include madrigals.folk songs.and Negro spirituals.The Choral Society also will perform the First Psalm from a modern folk mass and two selections bv Bach as arranged by the Swingle Singers.The Martlets.an a capella group of 16 experienced choral members.will include a short recital of their own.Date: March 22.1969.Saturday at 8:15 pm.Redpath Hall.Mc- Gill University.Director: Gifford Mitchell.1a 5 Ne Herr Franz Melzer.a letter carrier from Bad Heilbrunn in West Germany.recently inherited .anancient postal horn on condition that he sound it while making his rounds.Cee avs decided on St.Patrick's Day.Even our cooking classes got into the act by baking green peppermint cake which disappeared very rapidly.The winner of the doughnut- eating contest was a new member.Mathieu Cuffey.brother of our membership record breaker of last week.Theresa Cuffey.According to reports.he was able to eat six doughnuts before other participants could manage even two'! Mathieu now has to compete with the winners from the other boys\u2019 clubs.The winner will go on to compete in New York.Good luck.Mathieu.A big prize is being offered to the member who brings in member No.400 before April 1.The membership now stands at 391.Only nine more to go.Modelling classes are now in full swing on Tuesday nights for older girls.These classes are being conducted by an ex- professional model.Miss Christina Fisher The enthusiasm is very high.Auditicns are being held this week and next for TV Theatre.Ronald Donahue.a former member of the Unity variety shows of past years.is looking for talent among the members in dancing.acting.singing.etc.with a view to reviving such an activi- tv at the club.Come along.members.and \u2018strut your stuff\u201d.Our All-Star Cosom hockey team finished on top with one tie and no losses in the Montreal Boys\u2019 Clubs League.The results of the Cosom House League from March 8th and 11th games were: Colts 7 Tigers 8 Yanks 0 Pirates 13 Mets 0 Pirates 3 The most outstanding players were Billy Wilson and Aubrey Christopher with 5 goals each.Mets 12 Yanks 0 Yanks 1 Tigers 8 Pirates 3 Colts 7 The most outstanding players were Andre Hebert with 6 goals and Larry Lyne with 4.Boxing classes are being held every Saturday under a very competent instructor.Ken Ker- win.These take place at 10 am.Judo classes will be resumed again as Claude has now recuperated after a successful operation.These will be held on Thursdays at 7 pm.real family entertainment that every age can enjoy.I am looking forward to hearing them this year when they will present their show in Salle Wilfrid Pelletier of Place des Arts next Friday.March 28.There is always a guest group beside the many chapters which participate from other sections of Canada and from many parts of the U.S.The special guests this year are the well known \"Les Disciples de Massenet.\u2019 a serious chorus directed by Leon Plante which has been heard frequently in oratorio.opera productions and in recitals of their own.How do you like the title.The Midnight Oilers?\u201d They are a comedy quartet from the Chicago Chapter and the local group also has a quartet called \u201cThe Last Edition.Incidentally.The Midnight Oilers were chosen by the U.S.Government last year to tour Vietnam.If they are like some of the entertaining quartets last year.akin to oldtime vaudeville - singing.making jokes.dancing with hilarious costumes in flashy color \u2014 the Chicago foursome must have been a hit with the troops.II.- \"NAME.\" the No.1 Broadway musical with a single name title has really become a best seller in many spheres.Here recently.(not the original cast) it was enjoved by many but criticized as not first rate by others.I did not see it so cannot voice my opinion.What I am writing here is to show how many musical regions benefit through a successful production.Just to mention a few from \u2018Name\u2019 .Stage Band \u2014 Young Band \u2014 Concert Band - Concert Orchestra \u2014 String Orchestra \u2014 (I have not listed the selections which are familiar to all.in order to conserve space) \u2014 Guitar \u2014 Vocal Selections (on records) \u2014 Vocal Score (vocal and piano) \u2014 Dance Orchestra \u2014 Sheet Music includes: Choral - Piano \u2014 Trumpet ~ Organ \u2014 Easy Piano Guitar.Organ and Marching Band.Is that a list?The recording industry and music publishing firms stand to make a fortune from each musical stage success.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 20, 1969 - Page 13 COURS BAYARD Directrice: Mme Senart Jardin d'enfants \u201cLes joyeux Bambins\u201d 3021 ave Trafalgar Cours primaire français 3705 Coronet Tel.: 933-3186 FRANCES GOLTMAN Pianiste Lic.Mus.First Medalist \u2014 McGill University Teacher -Columnist - Critic PIANO TUITION - ALL GRADES Talent Developed Phone 484-6424 5506 Notre Dame de Grace Ave.EL YOUTHEATRE present adult professional actors with participation from the children in the audience.THE MIRRORMAN For children aged 4 to 9.Saturday, March 22, 1:30 and 3:00 o'clock, Victoria Hall, Westmount Children $1.00 Aduits $1.50 RESERVATIONS PHONE: 861-4518 Audience limited to 150 per show.Convent of the Sacred Heart 3635 ATWATER AVENUE MONTREAL 109, P.Q., CANADA Founded in 1861 More than 100 years of experience in the education of girls College Preparatory High School Classes Entrance Examination: Saturday, April 26 at 9 a.m.Elementary Classes Grades 1 to 4 Bilingual - Boys and Girls For information call: 937-8214 9 a.m.to 3:00 school days Les Entreprises Belle-Arti Enrg.GINA CAPKAS & JACQUES PRATT AUDITORIUM LE PLATEAU 3710 Calixa Lavallée - Parc Lafontaine, Montréal MARDI, 25 MARS 1969 A 8:15 P.M.Accompagnatrice - Madeleine Dorais-Roch PRÉSENTENT EN RECITAL Soprano Basse DE LA CIGALE Billets en vente : Ed Archambault Inc., 500 est, rue Ste-Catherine.International Music Store Ltd., 1334 ouest, rue Ste-Catherine Admission: $2.00 we Cigale, 1558 rue St-Denis BIENVENUE À TOUS \u2014Inf.F.Cornellier - 767-2869 (1) Property for Sale KE 14 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 20, 1969 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 931-7511 10 Words °1.00 7¢ for each additional word For best service, phone your ads early - final deadline noon Thursday ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY AND TUESDAY TILL 10:00 P.M.(Wednesday, Thursday, Friday till 5 pm) Accounts may be paid at the Examiner office, 4630 St.Catherine street west, Westmount; Monitor and St.Laurent News office, 6525 Somerled avenue, and the Town of Mount Royal Weekly Post otfice, 233 Dunbar avenue.Advertisements not paid for in advance ot publication are subject to a 25-cent billing charge but may then be paid without further charge at any branch of the Bank of Montreal or The Royal Bank of Zanada on the Island of Montreal.at The (61) Flats - Duplexes to let WESTMOUNT 8 rooms \u2014 3 bathrooms Professor\u2019s home with outstanding study, bedroom, bathroom suite, 20 foot master bedroom, bath ensuite.Well planned equipped kitchen, breakfast area.Barbeque deck, garden, garage.A Must See House.Asking $47,000.Call Mrs.Irving, 482-3753.Whitehead Realties, Brokers.937-6183.(M L S) GIROUARD, N.D.G., 6 rooms, heated.hot water all year round.$100.monthly.May.Call 488 2875.Laird Bivd.UPPER 5 rooms, 2 very large bedrooms, heated, equipped, hot ST.DENIS.288-5639.(124) For Sale Dining Room Furniture DINING room table, solid walnut, 6 leather upholstered chairs.Excellent condition.Real bargain.481-8874.water, parking space.Convenient to bus, train, churches, shopping.$200.739-9156 after 5 p.m.DINING room set, apartment size, solid walnut buffet table and 6 chairs.Reasonable.Call 342-9926.(39) Offices to Let Offices (71) Rooms to Let to rent balcony $12.; SUITABLE small business, light manufacturing, etc.Call: 489-3186 482-1443 (50) Apartments to Let Westmount 4500 Maisonneuve, 442, equipped, Janitor, elevator.Call 935-5170.WESTMOUNT.Claremont - Sherbrooke, 2 bedrooms, double living- dining room, stove, frigidaire.482- 4732.TOWN Mt.Royal, 10 minute walk from Station, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, large living-dining room.All good conveniences.$265., including garage.Wall-to-wall carpeting throughout available at moderate price if desired.Occupancy to be arranged.Call 733-7778 or, after 6 pm.731-4343.Luxurious Residence LASALLE 1800 Shevchenko - Newman NEW 14 - 24 -3L2 - 42 APRIL FREE Frigidaire and stove Oil heating, hot water Thermostat - chandelier Curtain rods installed Free Cable T.V.Private balcony Intercom, balcony Laundry, locker Magic-eye garage Sundeck - swimming pool Carpeted hallways Water tax paid Bus at door $105 to $150 Furnished apartments if desired Superintendent 324-1917 321-0888 N.D.G.5 rooms, 2 bedrooms.Heated, hot water, equipped, laundry, janitor service, taxes paid.Immediate or May 1st occupancy.$125.to $130.5512 Monkland or call 288-5001 office hours.> and $14.weekly.487-3637.(75) Nursing Home Expert Care for Elderly People Tray Service Welcome atmosphere Call 684-5250 (76) Room and Board to Let For Elderly Lady Room and board.Kosher.Luxurious.Private.Semi invalid welcome.738-4398.(82) Autos for Sale FORD Futura Club Coupe, 1966.One owner.Excellent condition.Cruisomatic 120 H.P.engine, radio, $1.250.Call 689-0547.Dining room set Hand-made in Spain Call 259-0949.(127) For Sale Bedroom Furniture BEDROOM set, 3 piece, box spring and mattress.In excellent condition.Reasonable.738-5549 evenings.CUSTOM built antique white and gold Italian Provincial bedroom set; one headboard, twin beds, extra long triple dresser with plate glass mirror and top, two 16 x 24 night tables.Practically new.Half price.Call 733-3585 after 4 p.m.(130) For Sale Kitchen Equipment ELECTRIC stove and frigidaire Good condition.Reasonable.Call 484-7735.Canadian Ranch Mink stole; picture frames; water color picture.Excellent condition.Reasonable.Call 932-7976.DINING room set; chinese rug, 8 x 10; desk (oak); combination gas.521-4807.MOFFAT Electric Gourmet stove, double oven; kitchen set, excellent condition; chesterfield; coffee table, glass top with matching end tables.481-9233 until 6 p.m.\"Sofa, $100.Philco T.V.$25.Lady\u2019s clothing, 10-12.Reasonable.486-1967.13 pieces.Value $5000.for $3500.FIREPLACE screen; automatic washing machine; 2 rotisseries, one mobile; 4 Captain chairs (blond); hide-a-bed: pram; highchair; child swimming pool and slide.484-0564.CHESTERFIELD and chair, contemporary with skirt.beige and off-white chintz, scotch guarded, new, $600.; G.E.automatic electric stove, 30 inch, $150.Call Mrs.Davidson daytime, 336-5151.DINING room set.antique white; Pram, white and navy, $20.: upholstered infant seat, $3.Call 482- 4056.Dining room, Duncan Phyfe, 9 pieces, Mahogany: Gibbard Walnut table; chest.3 drawers: Antique round Mahogany lamp table; coffee table; set of 12 framed Dickens colored prints.Reasonable.Call: 481-6671.RENAULT Gordini 1963, 18,000 miles.Excellent condition.$250.688-5797.MORRIS Minor 1960, excellent condition.New tires, low millage.Only one owner.$225.or best offer.731-6625.PONTIAC 1963 Laurentian auto- Moffat electric stove; Refrigerator.Good condition.Reasonable.737-6497 Evenings.(134) For Sale Sports Equipment Girl's bicycle, 24 inch, Raleigh.Like new.$30.487-4282.matic V8.Very good condition mechanically.No rust.Owner left country.$700.488-0227 after 6.HONDA CD 175, mint condition.Fully equipped.$400.Call Marc.Business hours 365-1505.(90) Garages to Let ly.Call 935-4288.(98) Help Wanted Female School Secretary AND Teachers\u2019 Aide WANTED AFTER EASTER BY SMALL.INDEPENDANT.GIRLS\" SCHOOL INN.D.G.Full or Part-Time.Please write Box 702, 4998 De Maisonneuve, Montreal 215, P.Q.MOVING done at reasonable rates.Call 334-0795.(117) Domestic Employment Wanted Woman wants day work, 9 a.m.to 3 p.m.Thursdays open.$11.50 plus carfare.Call 482-9078.(61) Flats \u2014 Duplexes to Let POINTE St.Charles, 4 rooms, no bath.$45.monthly.May.Call 684-5034.(122) For Sale Living Room Furniture CHESTERFIELD, 2 piece sectional with 2 matching chairs (French Provincial).Any reasonable offer accepted.843-4026 evenings.TWO girl's bicycles.26 inch, used one season.$25.each.Call 488- PARKING space to let.$10.month-|g993 (136) For Sale Clothing and Furs WEDDING gown, 11-12, long train with applique.Call after 6 p.m.331-2953.(138) For Sale General BEDROOM set, twin beds; living room, kitchen; rugs.Very reasonable.Call 744-0164 after 6 p.m.GIFT Ware.Clean sweep to make room for new merchandise.Call 488-8782.HOUSE full of furniture.Any rea- ronable offer.Call 482-0167.2 PAIRS Drapes, lined, green, each pair covers 100 inches, length 93 inches, $30.; mink stole (blond), $200.; Copenhagen dinner service for 8.738-6765.BUFFET (walnut); double spring Posturepedic mattress: 2 dinette chairs.481-0818.TENT trailer, deluxe, kitchen propane gas cooker.691-2608.Moving KITCHEN set; couch with matching chair; T.V.21 inch; lamps: table.482-1705.Moving BEDROOM suite; dinette set; studio couch: odd chairs; pictures.mirror.484-7355.(136) For Sale Clothing & Furs La Boutique Fantasque Quality Re-Sale Dress Shop Paris Original (DIOR) Imports and better ladies Wear At a Fraction of Original Cost Haute Couture Models Nearly New New Address 2155 Mountain (just below Sherbrooke) 288-3655 ANTIQUE Queen Victoria living room set, newly upholstered; lamps; 2 boy's bicycles, 26 inches; (117) Domestic (138) For Sale (138) For Sale (138) For Sale Employment Wanted General General General NURSING OVERLOAD AND| Thor washing machine, semi au- SOFA, antique style; marble coffee HOMEMAKER SERVICE.3694] tomatic.Like new.$50.481-6136.Moving table; 2 marble end tables; 2 girl\u2019s, 20 inches.Reasonable.Cail 484-5210.bronze lamp; marble lamp.Many other articles.739-9156 after 5 p.m.LARGE electric stove; frigidaire; washing machine; tables; gateleg table; other articles.744-5147.Everleigh Gladstone Bag Tan with locks.Cost $109.Must sell for $20.Excellent condition.486-1913.SERVICE D OCCT OO0D D 0 ° > eS * PS4 C0) AS 2S * CIR 0) SIRI OOCOOOOO IC BUSINESS SERVICES BEDROOM set, double bed, mahogany; living room sofa; lamps.Will sacrifice.Call 733-8273.CSSS IRECTORY Q 2288 Od RRS 2e O00 O02 0000050000 COCO See 0e OOO RAR RSC Upholstering Script Hand Writing NAMES FOR DIPLOMAS CALL RI 4-6662 AFTER 6 p.m PLUMBING & HEATING WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE.WESTMOUNT 935-1121 935-1189 Crosstown Plumbing Heating Co.Ltd.24 Hour Service.Reasonable Rates.733-4182 2435 Lucerne Road General Repairs | JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT Garage door repairs.service.747- 6075.Residence 684-3876.GENERAL REPAIRS.PLASTERING.CEMENT.FINISHING WATERPROFFING.CAULKING WINDOWS.REPAIRS OF WATERPROOF WINDOWS.JOINTS.BRICK AND STONE.WATERPROOF BASEMENT FINISHING.CHIMNEY AND ROOF.376-0001.Dressmaking DRESSES.gowns.Bridal.alterations.by experienced Paris designer.Fast service.932-5133.EXPERIENCED dressmak- For re-upholstering and rccover- ing jobs, please call: Midtown Upholstering.937-4446 from 12 to 2 P.M.And from 4 to 10 P.M.ROOFING OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME LACHINE 637-2308 24 HOUR SERVICE Income Tax WHY INCONVENIENCE YOURSELF! Income Tax Returns Federal and Provincial Prepared at your home.FROM $5.00 CALL: 733-9873 OR 684-4731 AFTER 4.30 P.M.Painting and Decorating Murals and Wall paper vinyl decor Shop-at-Home Service Free estimate Fast service Plaster repair, painting by expert Interior Decorator Robert Co.665-2078 er.Alterations of all kinds.Call 9354056 between 9 a.m.to5 p.m.Cartage and Moving Furniture Repairs ODDS.and ends, moved from your home or office.Light furniture, ST EV E N S Te and parcels.Call anytime FURNITURE courses REFINISHING \u2014 HAND FINISHING AND Knitting REMODEL LING OF and Crotchet ALL KINDS Lessons CALL: 274-0706 Call 486-2948 (138) For Sale General Contents of Furniture from a 6 room housa EXCLUSIVE 5 piece Spanish bedroom suite, only.3 months old; French Provincial chesterfield and chair with matching Provincial tables and lamps; dining room, attractive stereo; oil paintings; marble tables; 7 piece kitchen set; and other household articles.Furniture in excellent condition.Must sell everything immediately.270- COMPLETE furnishing of 4 rooms.Good condition.Reasonable.Private.842-5928, days only.CEDAR chest, walnut finish, single bed (brown maple); office desk, (mahogany); table tennis set; electric ironer; wardrobe trunks; Indian rugs, 10 x 12, one carved rose, one blue.7376103.Broadloom 3 rooms, 300 sq.ft.wall-to-wall.$75.Call 7384242.GOOD lady's and children\u2019s clothes; fur jacket; furniture; drapes; cushions; sterling silver dresser set; tennis racket; dishes; tablecloths; bedspreads; etc.West- mount.Saturday afternoon.For particulars phone 482-6749.KITCHEN set, chrome and arbo- rite.grey.4 chairs.$35.folding cot, $10.486-2229.Liquidation FURNITURE from model home.Dining room, bedroom.living room.No reasonable offers refused.Call 381-3772.ELECTRIC stove.30 inch, automatic oven; single bed, complete: rocker (wicker): garden tools.481-6745.Full Wig, never worn.Golden red, hand made from finest European hair.nylon mesh cap.Bes quality.Sacrifice less than half price, $60.Call 733-9873 evenings and weekends.G.E.combination washer-dryer: double bed; hide-a-bed; desk; end table: sleigh: highchair.744-1002.Forty yards of Cocoa colored carpeting.Reasonable.Call: 484-9034.McClary refrigerator.8 cubic feet: 4 burner electric stove 220: Beatty washer.wringer type.Good condition.Reasonable.486-5993.NOTE Grandfather clock: French desk.Cali 10 a.m.to 8 p.m.484-5235.Sacrifice Regency dining room chairs with 2 armchairs, green cut velvet seat and back (walnut) $225.; sectional sofa blue silk damask $100.: 2 armchairs both for $50.large table lamp.orange and cream porcelain $75.cut glass mirror $30.: bedroom fixture: other items.937-1839.(151) Wanted to Purchase WANTED.dinette set, in good condition.Call 671-8462.WANTED: Grandfather Clock in any condition.Call evenings.631- 1334.(156) Found FOUND Westmount.Dog, shephard type.black.tan.white, male, young, housebroken, affectionate.If owner does not claim.available for adoption.Call 489-6351.(158) Domestic Pets PEDIGREE Schnauzer, pearl grey.3 years old.Female.733-3889.Beautiful white German Shepherd pup (male).Clean.Reasonable.366- 2987.Curiously enough.it is Benjamin Franklin.the great American statesman and inventor.who established the first Canadian post office in Montreal.Quebec.and Three Rivers.Five year.(continued from page 1) consultation with Québec and the assumption is well-founded that the entire project has, in advance, the blessing of both superior governments.Westmount's 25 percent share, $856,000, may be borrowed from the province at a preferential rate, in this instance 6% percent.Amortized over 15 years, the annual cost to the city would thus be about $94,000.However, the publicly-financed program lays the groundwork for large-scale private development.Mayor McEntyre noted Monday evening that the resultant broadening of the tax base will yield to the city considerably more than this annual cost plus another $85,000 in subsidized housing costs for persons displaced by the program.Included in the legislation is a new housing code for Westmount, delineating for the entire city minimum requirements of buildings when used for various purposes.In a sense, the renewal program has a retroactive effect, dating from the widening of Dor- chester boulevard from Atwater to Clarke avenue and St.Catherine street and the razing of Sel- by street for the Trans-Canada Highway.This Year The phasing schedule shows a considerable number of operations slated for this year, including the bulk of the necessary property acquisitions in August and in October, thus calling for the engagement of staff and establishment of a relocation office for displaced residents as early as July.The extension of Wood avenue from St.Catherine street south to Dorchester boulevard and the closing of Gladstone avenue and of Hallowell street have already been initiated for 1969-70.The city intends to produce a newsletter shortly, outlining the scheme in essential detail for all residents.For those interested enough, copies of the voluminous by-law and related schedules, following on the elaborate.map-laden original Goldyn Sutherland town planning report of June 1, 1967, are expected to be available from city hall from tomorrow at $25.A comprehensive exhibit, with models and plans, is to go on view for the public in Victoria Hall sometime in April.It is unlikely that the proposals of a private developer for the extreme southeast corner of the city will be on view, both because these are not directly part of the public scheme and their preparation was delayed while getting the Québec highways department to shift a planned access ramp for the Trans-Cana- da Highway out of the site.Refurbish Increasingly regarded as just as important as new construction is the emphasis placed upon rehabilitation of other sections, containing useful residential properties.Here the public program calls for extensive rebuilding of sidewalks, roadways and other street amenities, such as turning areas and screening off of the CPR tracks, with encouragement of owners to refurbish their properties.Guiding the by-law through council and moving all three readings Monday night was Ald.Charles Aspler, architect, who is commissioner of planning and redevelopment.Ald.Douglas Robertson, a resident of the area, declared his interest and abstained from the otherwise unanimous voting.Over 700 attend WHS Mousetrap By Vicki Schmolka The drama production was a great success: over 700 West- mounters attended the performances on Thursday and Fri day night.The Ski Club is sponsoring a trip to Jay Peak this Saturday.The cost of tickets is $7.50 which includes bus and tow.The inter-school dance is this Friday at Outre- mont High.Westmount has been asked to participate on the Channel 12 T.V.show \u201cLike Young\u201d.If enough students are interested the school will send representatives.The prefects are deciding the future \u2018of their organization.One of their main aims is to change their image.The graduation committee is working hard to organize the Grad in May.\u201cLe Cercle Francais\u201d West- mount\u2019s French Club, is busy putting the final touches to its variety show scheduled for March 28.Over 60 students and a number of teachers have spent many hours perfecting the presentation.It is hoped that many Westmounters will attend this evening and contrary to their reputation.demonstrate their interest in French culture.The program will consist of songs, dances and poems chosen to show both French and French-Canadian art, and this will be followed by a scene from the Molière play \u201cLe Bourgeois Gentilhomme\u201d.Tickets are $1.00 for adults and 75 for students.For those whose French leave something to be desired, the programs will be printed in English.Please come to Westmount High on March 28 at 8 p.m.to learn about French culture and to enjoy an excellent performance put on by the students of Westmount High.Emergency.(continued from page 1) general considerations, under the title \u2018Menace\u2019.It begins: \u201cThe Municipality of West- mount, situation on the Island of Montreal and in the vicinity of the \u2018White Horse Rapid Fault\u2019.traversing a north- west-southeast line crossing Montréal.Outremont, Town of Mount Royal and St.Laurent, is vulnerable and subject to the effect of an earthquake.\u201cSecondary causes.such as fire and explosion.would create a disaster of such magnitude that municipal authorities would hardly be able COVERTITE Roofing Ltd.o ROOF REPAIRS © SLATE SPECIALIST Snow and ice removal done in professional manner on all roofs.Beware of danger from excessive snow loads.Call 324-8510 9925 Rome Street The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 20, 1969 - Page 15 to cope with the welfare and protection of its citizens.\u201d The -document goes on to cite the lesser disasters which might be created by crashing aircraft and the danger from chemical products being transported by rail and road through the city.Nowhere mentioned in the plan is war.However, this omission is remedied in the by-law, if only to assure that Westmount shall benefit from National Defense budgets and facilities provided for civil considerations.Standing The by-law states that the civil emergency executive committee shall be a standing committee of council consisting of the mayor, the commissioner of public safety who shall be chairman, and two other aldermen.They shall be responsible for reviewing plans, programs and expenditures for emergency planning and submitting to council estimates for operating the organization, semi-annual progress reports and a definitive emergency plan.The executive may negotiate agreements with other municipalities for mutual aid or joint organizations for employment of technical skills.(It is interesting to note that Outremont, Town of Mount Royal and St.Laurent, mentioned above as lying in the path of the same seismic fault, already are in a mutual aid agreement for sharing firemen and fire-fighting equipment with Westmount).As co-ordinator, the general manager will chair the planning committee, co-ordinate plans, advise and assist department heads.prepare annual estimates.effect training programs and exercises, maintain a continuing program of public information, develop plans for areas not normally under some department or service, advise and assist individuals and private organizations on emergency measures, and appoint his own deputy.Peace, War Each department and service of the city shall plan such measures and carry out such activities required to meet its responsibilities during a major peacetime or wartime emergency or disaster.No employee of the city may enter into agreements or commit the use of equipment, manpower EU EE UE FOR THE SHORT TERM NON AFS ESUPQELEAMEMVMEACUNN or facilites to any federal or provincial organization requesting the same for the purpose of emergency measures or - national survival without the specific authorization of the council upon the recommendation of the chairman of the civil emergency executive committee.In the event of the occurrence of an emergency whether in time of peace or war, the mayor or in his absence, the chairman of the civil emergency executive committee shall be empowered.to implement the Municipal Emergency Plan and request the minister of justice of the province to call on the military authorities for assistance.Badger.(continued from page 16) notching the tie-breaker at the \u2018 6.57 mark.Geoff Parkinson scored twice and Andrew Tunis once for the losers.Dragons took a one game lead in the first game of the Termite play-offs Tuesday of last week defeating the Guards 1-0.Timothy Bracken tallied on an assist from Brian Fitzgerald.Keith Fernan- des got the shut-out.And in the Mosquitoes, Huskies beat the Broncs 6-1 in the first game of the final series last Thursday.Norman Mitchell scored a hat trick.Scott Glassco tallied twice.Geoff Wickham added a single.Peter Taylor scored for the losers and was assisted by Doug Selby.S Mrs.Anne Vyboh Member Montreal Real Estate Board © SALES ® RENTALS ® APPRAISALS © ADMINISTRATION immeubles RHEAL reaities GEORGE ABRAMS gr.|: Mr] Tel.484-7575 INVESTOR l 2 of TTT ANNE STE CECE RONAN Debentures & Guaranteed Investment Certificates High Interest * Security * Convenience nl Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation 1326 Greene Ave, Westmount 861-8855.D.B.Lane, manager Pee Wees defeat The City of Westmount recreation department's Pee Wee All Stars Saturday defeated our twin city.Rimouski's.All Stars in the first game of a home and home annual competition for the Mayor M.L.* Tucker Trophy.The tired but happy boys.all in the area of 12 years of age.arrived back home Sunday morning after two successive nights on trains.to and from Rimouski.They were accompanied by their proud coach.John Garland of the city's recreation department: Recreation Superintendent B.A.Rothwell.and Aldermen D.O'C.Doheny and Charles Aspler.Gus McCrimmon lead West- mount in the 3 - 1 victory with 1 goal and 2 assists.Jay Daly and Stephen Emo also scored.West- mount goalies Paul Angelas and Clifford Stevens played brillantly.keeping Rimouski off the score sheet until 14:30 of the second period.Good hosts The players were well received and entertained by their Rimouski hosts.Ald.Aspler told Citv Coun- 16 - Thursday, March 20, 1969 Rimouski \u2018twins\u2019 by 3 to | AT THE FACE-OFF Watching Westmount Alderman D.O'C.Doheny face off the puck in Rimouski Saturday afternoon between Rimouski Pee Wee Michel Verreault (left) and West- mount Captain Geoff Parkinson are, in background.Rimouski Mayor Maurice Tessier, Westmount Alderman Charles Aspler, Westmount coach John Garland, Westmount recreation director Rocky Rothwell, \u201cPee Wee Queen\u201d Rimouski Alderman Jules Coulombe and Rimouski Pee Wee organizer Jules Blais.left to right.Rimouski Rimouski cil Monday night that it was a \u201cclean.hard.fast game\u201d played before about 1.000 keen spectators in the Rimouski Colliseum.No penalties were called and the outstanding player was Mario Levesque of Rimouski.While the boys were taken ski- dooing.and to lunch and supper at their opposite numbers\u2019 homes.the adults were entertained by Mayor Tessier and Ald.Joncas of Rimouski.Representing Westmount were Paul Angelas.Clifford Stevens.Geoff Lloyd-Smith.Dean Kelly.Billy Dodge.Geoff Parkinson.Gordon Walkling.Stephen Emo.Gus McCrimmon.Jay Daly.Tom Rothwell.Billy Cottingham.Mark Maron.Tim Lantier.James Mec- Callum.and David Cottingham.Badgers Midget champions Badgers have won the 1969 City of Westmount recreation department Midget championship.crushing the Spartons 7-2 in the third game of the best-of three series.Badgers won the first game 5-4.dropped the second ame 5-1.The Championship oster consists of John Galbraith.Randolph Upshaw.Ernest Christmas.Eric Elvidge.William Mec- Master.Pierre Leclaire.Serge Sullivan.Desio Fernandes.Paul Ryan and Robert Swaffield.Meanwhile.Huskies took a one- game lead Monday in the Pee Wee best-of-three final play-off series.scoring a 4-3 over-time win over the Bulls.Jay Daly and Stephen Emo scored twice each for the winners.with Emo (continued on page 15) STANDINGS League standings as at Tuesday am: League P W Mosquito All Stars 2 PEE WEE (Final) o> = = t = = _ Huskies 15 7 5 3 48 46 17 Bulls 15 7 5 3 42 40 17 Broncs 15 6 7 2 36 37 14 Mules 15 4 7 4 31 34 12 All Stars all stars 19 12 6 1 84 35 25 L DF APts.ATOM Penguins 16 11 4 1 57 40 23 Seals 16 4 11 1 40 57 9 BANTAM (Final) Bruins 18 9 6 3 58 61 21 Rangers 18 9 7 2 78 59 20 Leafs 18 5 10 3 57 73 13 Senior (Final) Stars 12 190 2 0 48 21 20 Maroons 12 6 5 1 38 31 13 Wanderers 12 6 5 1 32 36 13 Bruins 12 1 11 0 20 50 2 KL JONES BASKETBALL SCHOOL Also Don Nelson, Tom Sanders, and Bailey Howell Famous Stars of the Boston Celtics at CAMP POK-0-MOONSHINE in Wilisboro, N.Y.2 hours from Montreal, south of Plattsburgh, N.Y.August 24 to August 30 Ages 13-19.Learn all phases of Basketball from 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