The Westmount examiner, 4 décembre 1969, jeudi 4 décembre 1969

[" Score demolition § Combined agentie slam Westmount's urban renewal plan Westmount\u2019s urban renewal plan, already approved by city, provincial and federal authorities, has been scathingly attacked and reversal demanded in a \u201cmemoire\u2019\u2019 endorsed and presented to the permanent commission on municipal affairs of the Quebec National Assembly last week jointly by the Montreal Council of Social Agencies and its French- language counterpart, Conseil de Développement Social de Montréal.7 The attack is emhodied in a broad.critical study by a \u2018Committee on Housing and Urban Renewal,\u201d in existence for about a year and comprised of some 50 professionals in architecture, planning.law and social work and representatives of welfare agencies.labor.tenant groups.religious organisations and housing LA JAN-IST Making not just yourh .:1.: LME 47 war home Vol.XXXVII, No.46 ° Nee 4 969 2 aldermen, 2 commissioners, 1 trustee WMA offers uncontested slate for civic offices; one new name As- West \u201c°° 10: Westmount Municipal sociation will be asked Tuesday evening at its fall general _ meeting to nominate Ald.DO'C.Doheny and Ald.G.l.Craig for re-election to City Council, Mrs.Sam Kaplan to the Westmount School Board are Mrs.Theodore Meighen to the Westmount Public Library board.The members also will be asked by the WMA nominating committee to nominate J.lan Gow.258 Metcalfe avenue.as a new member of the school board.replacing W.M.Williams.The Dec.9 meeting.to be held as usual at this time of year in Victoria Hall.commences at 8:15 pm.Aldermen Doheny and Craig.public safety and finance commissioners respectively in the present city administration.will each have completed a first three- year term on council in Seats 5 and 6 in January.School Commissioners Kaplan and Williams both were appointed Com.Williams Com.Kaplan by the school board to fill vacancies during three-year terms of Seats 1and 5.And Mrs.Meighen is completing a first three-year term as a library trustee.No opposition - yet There was no indication this week that there would be any opposition within WMA to the association\u2019s official candidates.Last year.Mrs.Helen Rochester stood for nomination as alderman against Charles Aspler and lost out to the official WMA can- idate in voting at the meeting 372 to 542.She did not stand in (continued on page 2) Non-supporter is picked up An unexpected dividend arose from an arrest at 1:15 am yesterday near Wood avenue and St.Catherine street when five young men, cruising apparently aimlessly in a car.were brought in by Westmount Police for questioning.Identification routine revealed that one of the men was wanted on a warrant by Montreal Police for non-support.He was turned over to Montreal authorities.Ald.Doheny Board meets on Monday The School Commissioners for the Minicipality of the City of Westmount hold their statutory December meeting on Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the board foom at Westmount High School.As usual.it is an open meeting which the public is encouraged to attend.It is expected there will be discussion on Bill 62, restructuring education on the Island of Montreal; some action on the long-pending civics course, in which Hon.C.M.Drury has expressed interest; business relating to the board's Weredale House committee; a report on the formation of the new, experimental school committee at WHS.and some reference to the offer of the City of Westmount to sell to the school authorities for $1 and other considerations the piece of Academy road fronting on Westmount Park School.The road offer likely will be referred to legal counsel and to the \"Greater Montreal board.which holds the real authority over shool properties.In the meantime, Secretary- Trearurer Albert E.Mount advises that he has proceeded with all the formalities necessary for the possible event.considered unlikely.that there might be a school board election in January.(The first such election for the local board in 50 years took place last year.) Among such prepa rations.by law.is an up-dated electoral list.Dogs loose A nearby resident complained to Westmount Police yesterday morning of two dogs running loose inKing George Park.Ald.Craig On top Westmount Police checked out a complaint that several Grey Cup celebrants were climbing on the roof of a taxi outside 400 Kensing- ton avenue at 3:41 pm Saturday.They readily desisted upon which the taxi owner declined to press charges against the daylight revellers.Snatch fails An attempted purse-snatching failed about 9:15 pm last Thursday at The Boulevard and Syden- ham avenue when two youths, one on a bicycle.grabbed a woman's handbag.The lady resisted and the young thugs fled when the strap broke.Day prowler A prowler was reported seen at the rear of 239 Clarke avenue shortly before noon last Friday.There was no trace of the man when police arrived.bodies at the three levels of government.On the Westmount front, six recommendations include retention of the existing dwellings on St.Antoine street.redirection of moneys in the provincial grant for expropriation to financing improvements of existing residential units and the territory in which they are situated.use of funds available for social housing in reintegrating the former residents of Selby street and increasing the supply of accomodation for other low or moderate income families in Westmount.Arising out of the local experience.amendment of existing renewal legislation is asked.with recognition of the \u2018\u2018prior rights of local citizens\u201d in all aspects of urban renewal, and communi cation by Quebec Housing Corporation of all decisions and reasons toall residents and objectors.The brief.with extensive appendices.sets forth a general policy statement on community rights, essentially that people residing in an area, whether owners or tenants.participate in planning for urban renewal.It urges provision of professional help to such people from public funds.The document then goes on to study in detail, in the \u2018\u2018private sector.\u201d the Milton-Park project of Concordia Estates, and in the \u201cpublic sector\u201d, the urban renewal scheme under QHA auspices of the City of Westmount.Incorporated in full are the texts of the Family Service Association of Montreal.4515 St.Catherine street west, objection filed on June 18 last at a QHC hearing in Victoria Hall in behalf of West- mount residents below the CPR tracks, and another by the Lower Westmount Citizens Committee only last month which was sent to Hon.Robert Andras, minister responsible for housing in Ottawa, and to Henri Dion, president of QHC.The latter questions uncom- (continued on page 19) NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER By ERIC NEAL December 4 to 13 Coastal storms upset the weather far inland, so we will have sleet, soft snow and sunny periods into Tuesday.Improving rapidly to give us very cold, although blue sky days to end the week.Frequent light snows to renew ski slopes, 3 to 4\", maybe more.Temperature range: 10 below zero nights or lower, and some days up to 30, even 35°F., so some places will have freezing drizzle.A howling blizzard, then extremely cold in northern and Gulf counties.Weekend bright and quite cold, with drifting snow.Ire does it Rangers restored fo parks Five park rangers, who disappeared suddenly over the weekend from the city\u2019s parks in a move to keep any increase in taxes to a minimum.were promptly restored to their usual duties this week.\u201cLives and limbs of children are more precious than tulips.\u201d That was the kick-off and keynote sentiment expressed by V.Geoffrey Hobbes, president of the Westmount Municipal Association, who informally led #4 citizens from both \u2018\u2018upper\u201d and \u201clower\u201d Westmount Monday night against the withdrawal of the guardians.Filled Every available seat for the public in the council chamber at Boy, 10, lacerated on toboggan ride Stephen Mitchell, 10 of Beaconsfield, sliding in King George Park on a borrowed toboggan Sunday, ran into bushes and suffered a severe laceration on the forehead which required about 20 stiches to close at Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital where he was taken by patrol car after receiving first aid from Westmount Police.He was admitted to the hospital overnight.city hall was filled by 8:22 pm when the formal business of the 8 pm December statutory meeting was completed and Mayor Peter M.McEntyre invited comments from the floor, forewarned by phone calls and telegrams which he quoted.Mr.Hobbes was the first of 10 citizens to speak.He stated that on Sunday a boy.age 10, was injured in a toboggan accident in Murray King George) Park with no adult supervisor in attendance.He said it was his understanding (continued on page 20) Amateur There's a very amateur would- be burglar around.Attempted break and entries were reported Tuesday from both 245 and 339 Victoria avenue - marks on the doors in each instance but no entry gained. 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.4th, 1969 EVERY FRIDAY 13 Day Cruise Santa Rosa - Santa Paula 20,300 tons EVERY FRIDAY 19 Day Cruise Santa Magdalena Santa Mercedes Santa Maria 20,000 tons EVERY WEDNESDAY 40 Day Cruise Santa Mariano Santa Lucia Winter's here to stay, but you don\u2019t have to! MEMO McGREGOR TRAVEL All outside staterooms for 300, all with private facilities.Largest outdoor pool afloat, panoramic seaview from the Dining Room.Entertainment galore, Deck games, bars and.you just name it.Leaves nothing to be desired.Curacao, Venezuela, Aruba, Jamaica, Haiti.From US $595.00 This is real relaxation on a freighter cruise with only 117 friends on board, more intimate.All staterooms with private facilities, same facilities for entertainment, outdoor swimming pool, etc.All the way down to Ecuador.From US $785.00 Leisure cruise down the West Coast of South America to Ecuador, Peru, Chile with either 117 or 12 on board according to ship used.From US $1,320.00 CALL YOUR GRACE LINE AGENT MCGREGOR TRAVEL: 1373 Greene Ave., westmount 861-1161 WMA offers.(continued from page 1) public nomination and Mr.Aspler was elected to city council by acclamation, along with Ald.Douglas Robertson.The situation was quiet different last year in the two school board openings.Official WMA nominees were Dr.Elton R.Pounder and James A Robb.Following a policy of limiting the number of terms for which WMA would support a sitting candidate for public office.the nominating committee had dropped the name of veteran Commissioner A.Reid Tilley.A ballot at the meeting, the proced- Com.Pounder Com.Tilley ure for which was hotly disputed, resulted in 630 votes for Dr.Pounder, 510 for Mr.Robb and 469 for Mr.Tilley.Mr.Tilley refused to accept this verdict and with a vigorous campaign was put up in public nomination against Mr.Robb, while Dr.Pounder received an acclamation.In the first Westmount School Board election in 50 years.Mr.Tilley took Seat No 6 by a 52-vote margin.As the local board representative on the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal, Mr.Tilley at the time was vice-chairman of the PSBGM and president of the Provincial Association of Protestant School Boards.Last June he succeeded to the PSBGM chairmanship, top Protestant education official in the metropolitan region.The only new figure among the WMA nominees this year is Mr.Gow.In his mid-30s.he is a graduate of Queen's University with further studies in France, is completely bilingual and has children attending Westmount Park School.He teaches public administration at both McGill and the Université de Montréal.Short terms There is a difference this year in the two aldermanic vacancies.Instead of three-year terms, SINCE 1916 OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.637-2308 24 HOUR SERVICE Messrs.Doheny and Craig will hold office, if elected, for only one year and 10 months.Under the revised Québec Cities and Towns Act, the entire council \u2014 mayor and six aldermen \u2014 will leave office in November 1971, in common with municipal councils throughout the province.All seats will be open for election at that time in what some observers expect may be a gigantic grass roots test of political strength.At that time, Westmount\u2019s aldermen will be elected on the basis of two for each of three geographical wards or districts, the boundaries of which are yet to be decided but which must be, more or less, equal in terms of resident electors.Meanwhile, however, both WMA and city officials this week were expressing more interest in speculation that there could be non-WMA candidates for city council, possibly from \u201clower\u201d Westmount where warm opposition has been expressed yearlong to the present administration's urban renewal scheme.However, no candidacies have been openly suggested.Nomination day is the second Monday in January for civic elections in Westmount, which on this occasion would be Jan.12.An election, if all offices are not filled by acclamation, would take place the following Monday, the 19th.Other scheduled business for next Tuesday night is the election of four members at large to serve on the nominating committee for the WMA's own elections next spring.The four will serve with five ex-officio committee members.President V.Geoffrey Hobbes is to be in the chair.Liberals study tax proposals The Westmount Federal Liberal Association is sponsoring a panel discussion on the recently issued white paper, \u2018\u2018Proposals for Tax Reform\u201d.Hon.C.M.Drury, MP for Westmount and President of the Treasury Board, will be answering questions from his constituents and from three panelists.John Meyer, managing editor of The Gazette; Donald Cameron, president of Jones, Heward & Co.Ltd., investment dealers, and Leslie Jonas, president of Delis- le Yogourt Ltée.The meeting will take place next Wednesday at St.Augustine Parish Hall, 3785 Marcil avenue (corner of Cote St.Antoine rd).at 7:45 pm.All constituents are welcome.BEAUTIFUL - HEAVY ANTIQUE VELVET 354\" Width Plain or embossed $Q50 YD.Reg.$23.00 Upholstering - Draperies, etc.Sample on Request State Color Color Required \u201c100% RAW SILK FROM INDIA 50\" wide for Ladies\u2019 Suits and Dresses, etc.$R00 YD.Reg.$15.00 Limited Quantity Al Colors | THE RUG MART LTD.315 YOUVILLE SQ.MONTREAL 842-6831 SAT.TRL NOON gf q 866- 4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS'N Off-duty dick nips hijacker A detective with a good memory for faces is never really off duty, wherever he may be.And John Slavvey of Rural Route No.2, St.Chrysostome, should have stayed out there in the Howick area last Wednesday evening.A Westmount sergeant-detective who chooses to remain anonymous was enjoying an evening out when, near St.Catherine and Closse streets, about a block and a half outside Westmount, he spotted a familiar countenance.When he called out Slavvey\u2019s name, the man stopped.startled, and was promptly taken into custody \u2014 and handed over to Town of Mount Royal Police who had a long-standing warrant out for his arrest in connection with an abortive 1968 truck highjacking in \u201cModel City.\u201d Thug enters flat, takes money, goes A man rang the doorbell of an apartment at 3055 Sherbrooke street west early last Thursday evening.When it was answered he strode into the flat.into a bedroom.knocked the retired man who was occupying the residence to the floor.took a wallet and walked out.THE MITTEN TREE\u2019 Thursday, Dec.4th, Something different in Christmas trees has been produced this year by members of Westmount Park United Church Women and their friends - this tree, being admired by Church Secretary Miss Ingham in the narthex of the church this week, covered with some of 200 pairs of mittens which the ladies will distribute to the needy at Christmas.Mrs.Gwen Lough is president and Miss Marion Lewis is supply convener of the UCW.We have moved back to Westmount Neils PHOTO _\u2014 Now located at 4921 Sherbrooke St.West, Suite 1 (Near Claremont) OUR Moric\u201d 484-1527 ® THEATRICAL NUMBER I$ ® WEDDINGS e COMMERCIAL e PASSPORTS Johnny O\u2019Neil Don't Take Chances with your expensive Hi-Fi Stereo equipment SERVICE LTD., (former Peck's Service Dept.) Specializes in repair and installation of Transistorized equipment Amplifiers \u2014 Tuners \u2014 Taperecorders \u2014 - Recordplayers \u2014 KLH \u2014 Fisher \u2014 Scott \u2014 Marantz \u2014 Ampex - Garrard and many other makes Air conditioning Service and Storage.Humidifier Service 160 RONALD DRIVE 487-4010 Montreal West Car renter turns self in A Halifax resident turned himself in to Westmount Police early Sunday morning along with a car which he had rented in the N.S.capital.He said he had no money to pay the rental fee.The leasing company was notified, claiming their vehicle but declining to prosecute.The: man was given a night's sleep in the local police station and next day was handed over to the care of The Salvation Army.Free films The free films at the Atwater Library next Wednesday evening at 8:15 o'clock are \u201cEast 1 West 1\u201d, on British Columbia; \u2018\u2018Alexander MacKenzie, Lord of the North,\u2019 and Tattoo \u201867\u2019 \u2014 all courtesy of the National Film Board.THE ROYAL TRUST COMPANY 227 Eglinton Ave.West, Toronto 12.(416) 485-9331 MOVING TO TORONTO?let my knowledge of both cities assist you.A former Montrealer in Toronto for ten years, coll Mrs.C.Gendall at (416) 485-9331 or 487-0676.1969 - 3 WE.oy WATCH REPAIRS Estate Pieces Purchased ESTABLISHED 1899 OHMAN°S JEWELLERS 3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.PERE No.doing I\" The following building permits were issued at Westmount City _ Hall during the past week: Nov.25 783 Upper Lansdowne: for H.Gentil by Montreal General Renovation and Daniel Plumbing, alterations and plumbing, kitchen and powder room, $20,000; Nov.28 560 Victoria: for W.J.Barber, changing gas burner and hot water tank, $35: Dec.1 43 Surrey Gardens: for Z.De Cayetti by Louis Donolo Inc.and Gravel Plumbing Inc., Alterations to kitchen, master bedroom and living room windows, $7,500; 4721 de Maisonneuve: for 2180 Mountain Street Montreal Trust Company by H.A.Egan & Sons, gas connection, $25, 732 Upper Belmont: for D.Glassford by Christie Plumbing Ltd., replace existing bathroom fixtures, $600; Dec.2 5 Rosemount: for T.R.Dal- glish by Mrazik Construction and Larochelle & Ouellet.alterations to kitchen and bathroom, $4,500; 14 Renfrew: for Mrs.D.Cohen by David West Ltd, alterations to kitchen and powder room, $3,000.- Breathalizer on order here Westmount, in common with many municipalities.did not have a breathlizer when the amendment of the Criminal Code authorizing its use for measuring the alcoholic content of drivers\u2019 blood came into force last week.However, a machine is on order by the city and four police officers are expected to go on course in its use early in the new year at the provincial medico- legal laboratories.Car burns There was a car on fire in the Tupper street parking lot shortly after midnight yesterday.ust bejow Sherbrooke CHICKEN TO TAKE OUT SPECIAL LUNCHEON 1,4 HOME DELIVERY CATERING FOR BANQUETS 5403 Cote St Luc Rd.him before leaving.Westmount FLORIDA BOUND?Fly to Florida or anywhere in North America \u2014 and arrange to have your car delivered by calling Montreal Drive Away Ser-\u2019 vice.A bonded driver will deliver your car \u2018to your destination \u2014 he will pick it up at \u2018your home \u2014 giving you a chance to meet Montreal Drive Away Service's drivers are carefully screened \u2018and selected.References available on request.Call Paul B.Smith MONTREAL DRIVE AWAY SERVICE 4018 St.Catherine St.wes: Est.1963 937-2816 CALL ANYTIME | We're Montrealers The temptation in West- mount \u2014 as in most if not all suburban Montreal municipalities \u2014 is to go on the defensive and, either vigorously or with subtlety.marshal opposition to the creation of the Montreal Island Community proposed by Dr.Lussier, the minister of municipal affairs.It\u2019s not that we have anything against the City of Montreal.It\u2019s just that we have a well run city here in Westmount, most of our civic services are a little bit to a whole lot better than \"iontreal\u2019s.our local taxation for what we get is as reasonable as anywhere and we sense we are in control of our own affairs.Decisions are made by well and favorably known fellow citizens.mayor, aldermen and senior city officials who frequently are our neighbors.Through our municipal association we know we always have if we choose to use it.a strong and effective voice in local affairs beside the direct and frequently effective influence as citizens at our own local city hall.Be all that as it may.there is a broader view which as Westmounters we must not avoid: particularly Westmount more than any other suburban municipality.completely encircled as we are by the City of Montreal.For.in all but name.we are Montrealers.Most of us proudly identify outselves as such when travelling abroad.in our social.business or professional lives.We do this by sentiment and temperment as well as for practical reasons.Like it or not.we identify with the big.exciting.cosmopolitan centre of which we are a part with the same pride of identification seen in New Yorkers.Londoners.Parisians and citizens of most great cities.This is a very real thing.specially for so sophisticated a place as Westmount: it should not be discounted by spokesmen for island municipalities when weighing the mer- (continued on page 5) M i HON.C.M.DRURY says.Canada's role in the Nigerian conflict If there is one subject that has deeply and persistently touched the consciences of many Canadians recently, it has to be the Nigerian civil war.There is no easy explanation for this attitude.apart from the.observation that Canadians appear to be morally concerned about more matters than a good many other people in the world.It would be very interesting to find out just what other countries think about Canadians\u2019 general self-rightenousness.We condemn racial discrimination.the war in Vietnam.white-only regimes in Southern Africa.events all outside Canada.We have perhaps not been so quick to look critically at our historical approach to the Canadian Indian.This may be natural: it is hard to jüstify.As the prime minister put it the other day: \u2018\u2018Canadians are not gifted with any divine guidance into the rights and wrongs of the arguments of strangers.\u201d The Nigerian civil war is a case in point.Seldom have the efforts of the Canadian government been so misunderstood.so minimized as in this tragic conflict and in the attempts to.provide humanitarian relief to the civilian populations on both sides of the battle lines.For those of my readers who continue to question the government\u2019s sincerity in the Nigerian conflict.I can only refer them to the statement made by the prime minister in the House of Commons on Tuesday of last week.In that statement.he documents the government's efforts.beginning in October 1968, to bring relief to the civilian population of the secessionist areas of Nigeria.Nigeria only Canada.it must be remembered.recognizes only the federal Nigerian government.All its official initiatives therefore had to be conducted through Nigerian representatives.THE WESTMOUNT Examiner Making net just your house but all of Westmount your heme Published Every Thursday by J.W.Sancton & Sons 4630 St.Catherine Street West Westmount 215, P.Q.Editorial Accounting Circulation Display Advertising Departments 932-3157 Classified Advertising 8.30 a.m.to 5 p.m.weekdays (To 10.00 p.m.Mondays and Tuesdays) 931-7511 The Examiner aims te he an independent.clean newspaper for the home.devoted to public service.Mail Subscriptions: $3.50 per vear: $2.00 hall year.Ten cents a ~opy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association.Queher Weekly Newspapers Association.Second class mail registration number 1760 4 - Thursday, Dec.4th, 1969 It was as a result of these initiatives that a proposal for daylight flights was transmitted through the International Committee of the Red Cross to the Biafran regime.At that time in late 1968.all relief flights were being undertaken at night.The Canadian government, however.was of the view that daylight flights would be the most productive method of delivering relief supplies to the Bia- fran area.Daylight flights would be far less hazardous than nighttime flights.Not only would landing and unloading be less risky but in flight visual identification could be more positive.Further.with a faster turnaround a given number of aircraft could deliver greater quantities of food and medicine.It is on the question of daylight flights that the Nigerians and Bia- frans differed and still do.The Nigerians insist that the Biafrans undertake not to use daylight flights to carry arms.The purpose.after all.of daylight flights is to convey relief supplies to the needy.starving civilian population in the Biafran area.The Biafrans have repeatedly refused to give this assurance.They have countered saying they would accept proposals for daylight flights only if all supplies were inspected by a third party.This assurance has been given.Latterly.the Biafrans sought guarantees that would prevent Nigerians from using daylight flights for military advantage.This legitimate objection was met in a subsequent proposal drafted by Canadian and American representatives.This proposal was rejected out of hand by the Biafrans.The prime minister revealed yet another dimension to the whole matter in his statement.The Bia- fran representatives are now demanding some form of political concessions before permitting daylight flights to the Biafran area.Doubts The importance of this revelation cannot be over-emphasi- zed.Hither-to, the Biafrans were demanding military safeguards.Such demands.under existing conditions were not unreasonable.However.tying political demands to the provision of relief supplies places in serious doubt the genuine desire of the Biafran leaders for relief supplies.The Canadian government has no intention of acceding to any such demands of a political nature.To do so would be, in the prime minister's words, \u201ctantamount to recognition of an independent state of Biafra, and an overt interference by Canada into the political affairs of another country.contrary to the resulutions of the Organization of African Unity.\u201d What the government will do.and has been trying to do for some time now, is seek a solution that will permit the delivery of adequate supplies by daylight operations, be it through private or official relief agencies.The government's on-going discussions both with the International Red Cross and Canairelief demonstrate clearly its resolve in this matter.our M.P.Q.J.RICHARD HYDE also says.Québec measures and Gérard Filion's speech Bill 63 has now become law.Its companion, Bill 62 which is designed to reorganize the school structure for the Island of Montreal, has entered a long period of study by interested groups.and hearings which will last for months have begun before the parliamentary committee on education.These bills raise vital and important, but also emotional.issues and, of course.receive continuing headlines in the press.On the other hand.there is nothing to indicate that the present government is taking any steps to deal with the number-one problem facing Québec that is to say the question of stimulating the economy of the province in order to provide employment and the You Say No money in Westmount ?Sir: As mothers of six children between us.aged 3'z to 11 yrs.of age.we were appalled to learn that Westmount City Couacil is considering discontinuing the patrol of park rangers in Westmount Park and Murray Parl.and this without informing the (ax payers.It seems regressive to say the least.that in this day and age of added police protection and security throughout this Island of Montreal.that our enlightened aldermen should want to save $28,000 a year on their 1970 budget by throwing our children to the mercy of assorted unsavory characters.Gentlemen.surely the safety of young lives is vastly more important than \u2018nickels and dimes\"! Incidents of potential danger have occurred to the children of both the undersigned.In one case.one of us was sitting watching our children play, when suddenly a man attempted to attack us with a knife.Thanks to the intervention of \u201cMiss Barnes.\u201d who called the patrol car.a possible injury was averted.Subsequently, the man went to court and was sentenced.Where would we have been without this protection?In another incident, one of our children fell into one of the treacherous bodies of water dotting the park.If a park ranger hadn't rescued her, who knows?The possibility of physical injury is great in Murray Park, where children toboggan and ski and not always with the greatest care.Who is to be responsible for the safety of our children in city parks if this service is to be abandoned?Part-time help was suggested but we insist this isn\u2019t good enough.Children do not live on a part-time basis! If our parks are not controlled and checked, the \u201cgoon\u201d squads and drug pushers will soon move in.If you really care please write or send telegrans to Mayor Peter McIntyre.at Westmount City Hall to let him know your feelings.We need Miss Barnes and the likes of her! Tessa Borner Gloria Fuller creation of an atmosphere to attract investors.Unbegrudged No one has begrudged the allocation of vast energy and material resources in order to provide the finest possible education for our youth.The best education in the world.however, is of little value if our students are unable to find jobs or business opportunities awaiting them when they leave their studies.The Liberals have often been criticized for continually attacking the present government for its lack of action and its failure to reach decisions on important matters.Surely, however.the policy of \u2018too much in too short a time.\u2019 to which many people attributed the 1966 defeat of the Liberal government.is better than a policy of \u201ctoo little and too late\u201d which so obviously afflicts the present government.Even Bill 63.welcome as it must be.is another example of the hesitation and indecision of the present government.It should have been presented 20 months ago.It was promised by the late Premier Johnson in June of 1968.Just a year ago.it was presented in the form of Bill 85.but was allowed to die after a series of heated sessions before the education committee of the Legislature.Gerard Filion.a highly respected French-Canadian businessman.in a recent speech to the Montreal Chambre de Commerce.emphasized the lack of leadership in Québec.Mr.Filion set out seven broad steps which must be entered upon without delay to meet the economic problems facing Québec.These are: 1- Balance the budget of all public administrations so that the hundreds of millions of dollars frozen by their technical insolvency may be released for productive purposes: 2\u2014 Exploit to the maximum the institutions which we possess: the Deposit and Investment Fund.the General Investiment Corporation, banks.caisses populaires, insurance companies, etc.J-Follow an aggressive policy of company mergers in order to render them more competitive.Do not be afraid to use for this purpose the threat of taxation and the carrot of subsidies: 4\u2014 Train administrators and technicians qualified to manage large enterprises.Train them in Toronto, New York or Chicago if need be; 5\u2014 Slow down the development | of social benefits and invest more in economic activity.Stop practising the ruinous policy of distributing wealth before it is produced; 6\u2014Stop believing that in an economy based on competition.profits are immoral and enrichment scandalous.Realize once and for all that it is the highly profitable industries that pay big salaries.The main reason for the low standard of living of Québecers can be traced to the heavy concentration of marginal industries: (continued on page 5) ~\u2014 We're.(continued from page 4) its and faults of Dr.Lussier's The merits may not, evidently, be many; but they are important enough to outweigh the obvious faults which are surmountable.Like it or not, the smaller municipality such as ours is low man on the governmental \u2019 totem pole.It is probably the most important in the scale of democratic values \u2014 closest to the people, expressing most precisely popular will \u2014 but nonetheless the least independent in terms of power, authority and policy of superior governments.Cities and towns \"The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week: Nov.25 8:19 pm: 5010 Sherbrooke, Apt.7, kitchen fire (see p.1, last week\u2019s Examiner); Nov.26 11:04 am: smell of gas: 4921 Sherbrooke.Nov.27 1:30 am: leak; 8:36 pm: Area of St.Catherine and Metcalfe, smokey chimney; 8:55 pm: 4410 St.Catherine.smokey chimney: Nov.28 110 Columbia, gas 2:35 pm: Alexis Nihon Plaza, false alarm; .3:20 pm: 338 Roslyn.smoke scare; 8:52 pm: 4219 de Maisonneuve, pot of grease on stove; Nov.29 9:42 pm: 57 Thornhill, chimney fire; Nov.30 12:31 pm: 57 Thornhill, warm wall; 1:25 am: 3035 St.Antoine, malfunctioning oil-fired boiler: 4:00 pm: 9 Murray avenue.delayed ignition in oil furnace; Dec.1 Nil Québec ves {continued trom page 4) textiles.clothing manufacturing, shoes, etc.; - T-Direct the young towards economic functions in greater numbers, placing a ceiling if necessary on the admission of applicants to non-productive disciplines.The schools should maintain closer contact with the work world.adapt its teaching to the technological needs of the times, train young people capable of adapting rapidly to changes which occur in factories and offices.It is to be regretted that only a brief extract from this important speech by one of our leading French Canadian businessmen can be set out in the space available here.Should any readers be interested.I will gladly forward a copy of the complete text of Mr.Fi- dons speech to anyone who asks or it.: are creatures and.in the fi nal analysis, subject to the whims of provincial governments.And the federal authority largely shapes the climate, economic and social, of the country\u2019s urban centres.By BILLIE PERCIVAL Theatre production The Theatre Club will stage \u201cAn Evening of One-Act Plays\u201d on Wednesday at 8 pm.The price is 75 cents for adults and students.This is the result of a combined effort by senior and junior students and staff advisors.Current Events Club Frank Horn, brother of Kahn Tinheta Horn, will be the club\u2019s next guest speaker, on Dec.11.Under discussion will be the Indian affairs in Canada.Reach for the Top Monday, the team was narrowly defeated by West Hill High School.The score was 440-390.Congratulations to Joseph Aspler, Ellen Gould.Robert Raich and William Power, who were victorious in two of their three encounters.Foster Child Club Valentino Bocala, Westmount High's foster child, has received another $10 as a gift.The members of the club have been writing periodically and have raised enough money to stand financially stable until April.Café Vendredi Tomorrow at 8:50, Café Vendredi will feature \u2018On a Search.\u201d Student price.50 cents: Guests, $1.e aren't bragging But we feel Our fixtures have The strength of steel.JOHN WATSON (QUEBEC) LTD.C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service & Quotations on request 368 VICTORIA AVE.487-1760 There appears to have been the remarkable influence, backed by the power of numbers, of the City of Montreal at work on the minister of municipal affairs and the provincial government.Dr.Lussier\u2019s Montreal Urban Community, in the form now presented seems to have been shorne of considerable of the objectionable features of, for example, the educational revamping of Montreal island \u2014 wherein so much concentrated power is reserved by Québec for itself.It is clear that the power of the island-wide council and its executive committee, while dominated by the City of Montreal, will reside in elected Montreal islanders and not in ministerial officers in the remote provincial capital.The Montreal island community is no mere invention of Dr.Lussier or, as some suspect, Montreal\u2019s Lucien Saul- nier.It is a reality which, for all the vast territory of Québec, dominates the province \u2014 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.4th, 1969 - 5 the centre of its people.its commerce, its industry.its wealth, its tax base and the biggest needs of its people.This is a good thing.and it is not a little surprising that the government at Québec appears willing to put vast power into the hands of the island community.The island community in turn must rise to the occasion.Without sacrificing what is important to them individually, the communities which make up this island have every reason to lend fullest support to this vast and imaginative reorganization to give us, long overdue, our first effective metropolitan government.Rather than deplore the possibility that Westmount may suffer, we might equally take the point of view that our standards of municipal housekeeping might.through their merits and example.become those for the whole island as our chief contribution.And.even if the view be narrow.Westmount will remain Westmount.FOR A PORTRAIT THAT IS SELF-REVEALING CALL ah Suite 15 Dominion Square Building 866-3178 By Appointment Make Christmas Shopping an exciting experience Shop Galeries Westmount Square It's that simple .because only at the Square will you find such a myriad of gift ideas from around the world.Famous names and famous makes for every member of your family.Plus free parking with validation and direct Metro entrance.Over 40 different shops and specialty stores.Open \u2019till 9:00 p.m.daily from December 1st.GALERIES WESTMOUNT SQUARE de Maisonneuve Blvd., Greene Avenue, Ste.Catherine Street West and Wood Avenue 6 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.4th, 1969 AT CHURCH SERVICES pme THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE UNITED UNITARIAN BAPTIST DOMINION THE UNITARIAN Snowdon Baptist DOUGLAS CHURCH OF sans Euro Ave ; r Karnscli Rev.Douglas Smith BAC BC.DD MONTREAL a a st ares Rev John B Nichols M.A.BD.CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH eisghonss: 0080 or 122 9:30a.m.1487 Sherbrooke St.W.B.Th.BRE.- Advent Communion SUNDAY SERVICES 10am, me 60s m an TOO Recent ers 11:00 AM.\u201cBUDDHIST Wednesdays om.rarer : MEDITATION AND \u201c eu ays at pm.Ou ; pu PERCEPTION\u201d bal Our Vitor oa Welt Coffee Time following Worship.Church School in all departments.Crib Corner for infants.7:30 p.m.THEMESSIAH The Thursday Service 7:30 p.m.nist and Choirmaster r.Victor McCorry ST.ANDREW'S WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road, near Argyle Ave.Rev.E.À.Kirker, B.A, B.D.Rev.M.R.Ralph, B.A., B.D.December 7th 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Crib Corner and Nursery.Church School 7:30 p.m.Chapel Service Rev.Stewart Clarke Gordon C.White B.Mus., Organist and Choir Director Minister: Rev.Leonard Mason, B.A., B.D.Organist: Kenneth Meek B.Mus.Choir Director: Barbara Keats B.Mus.Church School: in Trafalgar School, 3495 Simpson Street, 11 a.m, Lakeshore Untarian Church 14 Cedar Ave., Pointe Claire 9:30and11:15a.m.NORTHSHORE FELLOWSHIP 1-9th Ave Roxboro 8:00 p.m.LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 285 Clarke Ave., Westmount Rev.Helmut Saabas Miss Lydia Eibich \u2014 Organist SUNDAY, December 7th 9:30 a.m.Senior Sunday School and Bible Class 11:30 a.m.The Service, Jr.$.8.and Nursery ANGLICAN ST.MATTHIAS Cote St.Antoine Road at Church Hill Canon J.N.Doidge The Rev.W.L.Chatterton ADVENT 11 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 9:3 a.m.Mattins.Sermon: The Rector 11:00 a.m.Church School: While Gift Service 11:00 a.m.Choral Eucharist.Sermon: The Rector 4: p.m.ADVENT PROCESSION WITH CAROLS A Service of preparation for Christmas.Carols by the Choir.Congregational singing and Scripture Readings.Week-day Religious Education: Tues 4:00 p.m.Wed.4.15p.m.Wednesday: 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion Stephen Crisp, Organist and Choirmaster 11.00 a.m.Church Service 11.00 a.m.Sunday School 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.FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, WESTMOUNT 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Lesson-Sermon Subject: \u201cGOD THE ONLY CAUSE AND CREATOR\" Golden Text: Hebrews 3:4 Every house is builded by some man; but he that built all things is God.11.00 a.m.Care of Infants WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.West at Roslyn Ave.Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Ministers: Rev.J.Frank Patch, B.A., B.D.Rev.T.Elgar Roberts, Minister of Music 11:00 a.m.\"THE SADNESS OF YOUTH\" Communion Service 7:30 p.m.\u201c\"CHRISTOCENTRIC LIVING\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.\"IMAGES OF MAGNIFICENCE\u201d HOLY COMMU NION At 10:45: Pre-Service Music At Noon: The Coffee hour Welcome to All ST.STEPHEN'S DORCHESTER and ATWATER Mr.E.Tait, AR.C.C.O.ist and Choir Director December 7th ADVENT 11 11:00 a.m.Mattins Lt.Col.G.B.Fee For information call: Mrs.D.Robinson \u2014 931-1172 or Mr.D.Medford \u2014 486-2812 We Welcome You CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Corner of Wood and Maisonneuve, Westmount The Rev'd K.G.Rutter The Rev'd Canon B.Lindsay ADVENT 11 8:00a.m.T.e Holy Eucharist 10:00 a.m.Mattins - said 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 SYNAGOGUE Temple Emanu-El 4100 Sherbrooke St.W., Dr.Harry J.Stern, Senior Rabbi Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone, Cantor Herman K.Gottlieb.- SABBATH CHANUKAH SER VICES Friday Evening.December 5th at 8:15 o clock RABBI BLOOMSTONE will speak on \u201cTowards Spiritual Freedom.\u201d Saturday Morning.December 6th at 11:30 \u201cBy the Light o'clock Sermonette by Dr.Stern - of Chanukah.\u201d RELIGIOUS SCHOOL High School Department Saturday mornings at 9:30: Junior School.Sunday mornings at 9:30: Daily Hebrew School.Monday thru Thursday afternoons commencing at 4 :00 p.m DAILY SERVICES Monday thru Thursday at 5:45 p.m.Sunday mornings at 9:45a.m.More lifters Two shoplifters were picked up in the Alexis Nihon Plaza Miracle Mart on Monday.Two more.youths, were arrested Tuesday: one charged in Social Welfare Court yesterday morning with the shoplifting and the other with possession of a loaded starting pistol.Discussion at St.Andrew's: Anglo-Saxon backlash?Is there an Anglo-Saxon backlash to recent developments in Quebec?Are the English-speaking residents of this province too defensive?Are the citizens of Westmount overly pessimistic about their future in this area?These are some of the questions to be discussed this Sunday evening at St.Andrews Chruch.The speaker at the 7:30 pm chapel service is Rev.Stewart Clarke, who was recently appointed field secretary of Home Missions for the Montreal-Ottawa Conference of the United Church of Canada.Fluently bilingual, Mr.Clarke has served as clergyman in this province for a number of years.His present responsibilities include oversight of much of the Dominion has Advent Communion There will be a 9:30 a.m.Advent Communion in Dominion- Douglas next Sunday.The Sacrament of The Lord's Supper will be administered at the 11 o'clock Worship.New members will be received at this service.Last Sunday at the 11 o'clock worship, a group of young people sang a rhodern setting of The Lord's Prayer, accompanied by guitars and drums.This group is being trained by Donald Cartlidge of the College of Education.Young people who would like to join this group will be welcome.They rehearse on Wednesday evenings.At the Thursday services.an Advent wreath is being used.The second candle will be lit this Thursday.Sunday evening at 7.30 o\u2019clock the Christmas portion of The Messiah will be sung by Dominion- Douglas Church choir.For many people Christmas would not be Christmas without hearing again and again this great expression of faith.Victor McCorry, the church choir leader, will direct the work.Kenneth Meek will be at the organ.The soloists will be Louise Miette, Jean Louis Pellerin and James Hutchinson.A cordial invitation is issued to all.Busses 66 and 124 reach the church at Westmount boulevard and Lansdowne avenue.St.Matthias choral service to mark Advent At St.Matthias\u2019 Church.on Sunday.at 4 pm there will be an Advent procession with carols dramatizing the Advent note of preparation for Christ\u2019s Coming.Composers represented include Palestrina, Joubert and Wood.Music will be sung by St.Matthias\u2019 choir and Scripture lessons read by members of the congregation.FLOWERS ALWAYS BRING COMFORT 4467 St Catherine St W.(Between Metcalfe & Meliville) Westmount) 933-2751 French-Protestant work of the United Church in Québec.A discussion will follow Mr.Clarke\u2019s presentation.At the morning service at St.Andrews, the Advent celebration of Holy Communion will take place.The St.Andrews choir will sing an anthem by Beck.The following Sunday.Dec.14, the choir will present a service of Nine Lessons and Carols at 4:30 pm to wich the public is invited.Cause, Creator Scientist topic \u201cGod the Only Cause and Creator\u201d will be the subject of the lesson-sermon to be read this Sunday in all Christian Science churches.The public is welcome.Scripture selections will include this verse from Psalms: \u201c0 come, let us worship and bow down: let us kneel before the Lord our maker.\u201d The following correlative passage from \u2018\u2018Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy, is also part of the sermon: \u201cThe real man is spiritual and immortal, but the mortal and imperfect so-called \u2018children of men\u2019 are counterfeits from the beginning.to be laid aside for the pure reality.\u201d Chanukah.(continued from page 7) Chanukah party is also on Tuesday.at 7:30 pm in the community house.Guests of the Youth Group will be students of the Monsignor Dorin High School and the Verdun Catholic High School.Rabbi Bloomstone will speak on \u2018The Search for Light\u201d which will be followed by an open forum.Group singing will be under the direction of Norman Yanofsky.assistant Temple youth advisor.On Sunday Morning at 11:30 am the annual Temple Religious School observance will take place.A drama presentation by Grade 5, will be under the direction of Mrs.Lionel Morris, entitled \u201cMiracle °\u201867.\u201d Chanukah gifts will be presented to the students of the school.The annual Chanukah Latke party, under the auspices of the Home and School Association, will take place on Sunday at noon.The Annual Sabbath Chanukah candlelight service, is on Friday evening, dec.12 at 8:15 o'clock.This will be family service.Participating in the Pageant of Light will be members of the 1970 confirmation class.Frans DA Collin { INC.) 9610 SHERBROOKE STREET, WEST © The committee for the Temple Emanu-El fiesta late supper dance (see below) includes, left to right, (rear} Morley Sobeuff and Mrs.Irving Gertsman, 3 Sunnyside avenue, and (seated) Mrs.Cecil Vineberg, Herman Gruenwald and Mrs.Herman K.Gottlieb.Chanukah services set Sabbath Chanukah services.will be held tomorrow at Temple Emanu-El at 8:15 pm.Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone will speak on \u201cToward Spiritual Freedom.\u201d Special Chanukah music from MUSIC LOVERS HANDEL'S MESSIAH Dominion Douglas Choir Sunday, December 7 7:30 p.m.Directed by Victor McCorry Kenneth Meek at the Organ Soloists Louise Miette, Jean-Louis Pellerin James Hutchison Handel's Oratorio.Judah Macca- baeus, will form part of the musical service.A Kiddush reception.under the auspices of Temple Sisterhood will be held in the Grover Auditorium when the Temple Singers under the direction of Cantor Helman Gottlieb will present a program of festival songs.Saturday morning at 11:30 then will be a sermonette by Dr.Harry Stern.\u201cThe Light of Chanukah.\u201d A Brotherhood and Sisterhood fiesta evening take place Saturday evening, December 13, at 8:30 o\u2019clock.There will be a late supper and continuous dancing to the music of Lou Burko and his orchestra.Co-chairmen and Mrs.Cecil Vineberg and Herman Gruenwald.At this event the Temple ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH CHURCH OF ST.JAMES THE APOSTLE Eighth Annual THREE CHOIRS FESTIVAL OF CHRISTMAS MUSIC Choirs of THE CHURCH OF ST.ANDREW and ST.PAUL CHURCH OF ST.JAMES THE APOSTLE CHOIRS SINGING CAROLS IN PROCESSION, INDIVIDUALLY ANTIPHONALLY AND COMBINED Well known Carols for the congregation to sing December 6th, 1969 ot 4.00 p.m.Collection Phillips Motley.Director Graham Knott, Director Ted McLeoron.Director pm The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.4th, 1969 - 7 Pot-pourri Then they left, returned with the chair, left again, returned with the stand.With a merry twinkle in his eye, Mr.X added: \u201cI was waiting for them to carry Lago- ya out!\u201d Canadians in Encyclopedias: Honors while alive are not always accorded but we have a number of people among us who are enjoying recognition from the fruits of that super combination, effort and talent.Dr.Pauline Donolada.Dr.Wilfrid Pelletier.Sir Ernest MacMillan.Dr.Healey Willan (died 1968).Dr.Alfred Whitehead.Dr.Jean Papineau-Cou- ture are a few recognized in important encycolpedias in their lifetime, And I was particularly happy thay Dr.Claude Champagne had the Salle Claude Champagne named in his honor before he passed away.It was richly deserved.Through his fine teaching Champagne has many disciples and his compositions are an important legacy to Canada.Westmounter's sense of humor.The jovial husband of a charming member of a well known musical organization said something really funny at the end of Alexandre Lagoya\u2019s recent appearance as solist with the McGill Chamber Orchestra.We shook hands and not being as musical as his wife, I commend his example; he always attends concerts with her.She is not a \u2018\u2018concert widow.\u201d There are just as many of these AS\u201c\u2018golf widows!\u201d Doubtless Mr.X will read this and recognize it.as he lives in this district but I feel he should be anonymous for various reasons.Not all guitarists sit on an elevated box but this famous player does.Said Mr.X: \u201cFirst two men carried out the box.Are you influenced?It is amazing how many people are influenced by their friends.You in turn may sway others.The musical firmament shows many composers copying certain styles.This is influence and it shows admiration.In the cases of teacher and pupil this is natural for a time until he develops his own talent.Often one cannot quickly discern whether a work is Joseph Haydn (1732-1809) or Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756- 1791).Is it because of the period?The styles are the same.Each a genius, Haydn was 24 years older than Mozart.Here is a case of \u201cWho is influencing whom?\u201d They were friends.At first many of Mozart's instrumental compositions were like Haydn's and\u2014 believe it or notas Mozart developed his own personal style.friend Haydn was influenced by his younger colleague.An important date Today: Premieres are not always successful and this date, Dec.4 bears witness to the unfortunate fact.Often it stems from jealousy.Poor Peter Tchaikowsky had much unhappiness with the first performances of both his Piano Concerto in B flat minor and Violin Concerto (D major).Today both are at the top in popularity.Perhaps I may venture to say that if a poll were taken, the piano concerto would win.In the violin category.I would think Mendelssohn's E minor would be first with Tchaikows- kys a close second, This magnificent concerto was originally dedicated to Leopold Auer but he disliked it, so Tchaikowsky dedicated it instead to Adolf Brod- sky who performed it two years after it was composed.More about this next week.Happy Chanukah grettings from Frances Goltman.FRANCES GOLTMAN Pianiste Lic.Mus.First Medalist \u2014 McGill University Teacher Columnist \u2014 Critic PIANO TUITION - Talent Developed Phone 484-6424 5506 Notre Dame de Grace Ave.ALL GRADES 115 YEARS OF SERVICE Brotherhood will bring to a close its fund-raising effort.The grand prize offered is a trip for two to Europe and Israel\u201d as well as other prizes.for which chairman is Soulie Levine.The Sisterhood Chanukah buffet luncheon and card party, is on Tuesday at 12:30 pm with a sherry reception at 11:30.* » = The Temple Youth interfaith (continued on page 6) DE MAISONNEUVE BLVO.WEST rT METRO | TO ATWATER AVENUE Ï FORT ST \u2014-\u2014 TEES FUNERAL CHAPEL ST MARK ST \u2014 TOWERS ST \u2014\u2014 30 CARS.NEN PARKING AREA FOR ~%\u2014 ST MATTHEW ST TO GUY ST ST.CATHERINE ST W «+.Give Enjoyment The Year \u2018round Here you will find thousands of gift suggestions for the music lover at specially reduced prices for christmas giving.MUSICAL SUPPLIES LTD.\u201cCANADA'S LARGEST MUSICAL SUPPLY HOUSE\" NOW IN THEIR NEW ENLARGED SHOWROOM CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AT 8355 LABARRE It's important to choose your musical instrument carefully, expert advice is invaluable.The staff at PEATE'S are all skilled musicians, and are well qualified to help choose an 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members in September much work has been done.Since the election.a new formation has been adopted.Each of the seven youth members represents a different facet of action.The following people have been allotted the seven posts: \u2014 Michael Millman.co-ordinator Katherin Lippel.ombudsman Ernie Bergeron.coffee house Sarah Compton.future projects James Kelly.entertainment Richard Greenblatt.education Wilson Lewis.publicity.Each of these people will have a sub-committee consisting of not more than 20 people.Any youth wishing to be on any or all sub-committees is urged to submit his name to:- The Youth Action Committee.c/o Westmount YMCA.4585 Sherbrooke street.West.Westmount 215.submit your name to the youth member of the Action Committee who is affiliated with the particular subdivision of your interest.We have selected a tentative location for the coffee house.and more information will be given as soon as possible.Various ideas for fund raising are being contemplated.among these a theatre poduction and a ski trip.So far.we have earned $167 in a car wash.About 30 people worked together at this project and we.on behalf of the vouth of Westmount thank all those who volunteered their help.At the last meeting two motions were voted on.It was decided that: a) The Youth Action Committee has no affiliation with the Moratorium Committee.although any member has the right to take part.b) Immediate action will be taken for the formation of sub-com- WESTMOUNT MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION 3897 Bannantyne Ave.Verdun mittee at the above address.Lincoln.Marquis.Cougar Montego, Maverick, Cortina 766-8521 A LASTING GIFT FOR THAT MEMORABLE OCCASION 3 Soft Classics © With A Touch Of Lurex \u201cTRICOSA\u201d races ahead with every important fashion point.> or.The Coat Look Soft Necklines Flared Silhouettes Belted Waists Body Molds * Dresses \u2014 Suits * (Coat & Dress Ensembles * Pant Ensembles $50 to $120 Sizes 8 to 22.See our wide range of IMPORT DRESSES for travel & holiday occasions, 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Street, West MONTREAL, QUE.Tel.: 842-4412 (MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR) ms RS 00 7 ES I Ces 0 ES RS ES ES ES ES CEE meas EXECUTIVE, WESTMOUNT MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION des es ma mae me me ma RA A RAS RAR ; Ë ; : ; ; i i § Morgan i in table tennis finals Peter Morgan in action LAST sx \u2026 1 BB\" sod inds ¢ PHILATELY : BY ; Mark Weiner 3 CAN 8 J, SUNT TT I have received a copy of a manuscript entitled \u201cA Historical Survey of the Chinese Postal Service\u201d written by Warren MS.Yang.director.Philatelic Department.Taiwan.\u201cToday an air letter that is deposited in any one of the 1.100 mail boxes installed on the streets of Taipei reaches North America as addressed in two days Europe in three days and Africa or South America in four to five days.Domestic letters exchanged between various localities on the Island are invariably delivered the next morning and in many places the same afternoon.People have become so accustomed Rp COLLECTORS! Special Exhibition of CANADIAN and 18th & 19th century FRENCH MASTERS Krieghoff Delacroix Fortin Cross Pilot Leloir A.Y.Jackson Besnard Lismer Bourdelle Suzor Cote Petitjean and many others WORLD FAMOUS MASTERS in our NEW FINE ART GALLERY GEMST to such modem postal service that they have forgotten that it has not always been this way.\u201cIn actuality the modern postal service in the Republic of China is the result of long evolution and progress of milleniums.Its historical review is not only thrilling but also epitomizes China's whole history of 5.000 years.Since the Chou Dynasty (1122 B.C.\u2014 221 B.C.).the post station system had become part of the government of dynasties.providing means of not only for exchange of edicts from above and reports from officials below but also for transportation of goods and persons in government business.\u201cMost of all it gave the rulers prior intelligence of events.This system has.therefore.undergone innovation and amplification from time to time.The post station system of the Ching Dynasty (A.D.1644-1911).the latest of its kind, functioned in two separate networks.The first had some 1.500 post stations maintained by foot carriers the time limit stipulated for delivery of correspondence from Peking to Nanking was 23 days.tq Canton 56 days and to Chengtu in Szechwan 48 days.The second network had 1.600 post stations staffed by 70.000 men and furnished with 40.000 horses.radiating from Peking to five main routes leading to all provincial capitals and strategic points in the country.\u201cFor urgent messages.this service could be speeded to 100 miles or even 150 or 200 miles a day.The post station service was exclusively for governmental purposes.An article of the law of the Tang Dynasty even provided for imprisonment of one year for individuals who used that service.The use of posts for individuals.as distinguished from government and official.seems to have started only since the Ming Emperor Yunglo (reigned A.D.1403-1424).These few passages from this interesting manuscript serve as an insight into the wealth of ma- Peter Morgan, 41 York street, former champion of South Africa now resident in Canada, was considered to have done extremely well to get to the finals of the Quebec men\u2019s table tennis Class A Singles last Saturday.After a gruelling battle in the semi-finals with Graham Gear, past champion of Wales, Morgan defended like a precision machine and mixed his strokes well to win in three straight games.He lost, however, in the finals to Derek Wall.Canada\u2019s No.1.and although he lost in three straight games, he fought and tried hard for every point.Peter Morgan devotes a lot of time to the progress of table tennis in Montreal and coaches juniors at Marymount High School weekly.He has a very good knowledge of the game and has endless patience with the youngsters.Free coaching is available at Marymount and any junior interested in table tennis should telephone Jacques Bobet at 489-9986 register.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.4th, SPORTS George Knox steps down as president Clair McCracken of Riverside Lawn Bowling Club has been elected president of the Province of Quebec Lawn Bowling Association.He succeeds George Knox of West- mount.Eddie Burke of St.Lambert was named vice-president.with Dick LeBlanc of Westmount continuing as secretary-treasurer.Other members of the executive include Harry Elliott of West- mount.who was also reappointed as representative to the Canadian Lawn Bowling Council.stamps is a constant source of bewilderment.Why.when the sand-grain sheikdoms are so well represented?The reproduction of the Chinese and Japanese masterpieces on to postage stamps is in itself a work of art considering that there is no loss of the detail and delicateness which have made these paintings famous for centuries.The \u201cFlower and Bird Painting Postage Stamps\u201d issued Oct.9 by the Republic of China serve as a prime example.The four stamps.all large size.depict \u201cink and color on silk\u201d paintings from the Sung.Ming and Ching dynasties.which are to be found in the National Palace Museum.Taipei.The face value of the set is 40c which is quite reasonable.A typical reproduction of Japanese art can be found in the STAMP MIXTURES Japan - Governement sealed boxes containing 350 grams mony commemorative - special low price $3.79 each.ORBIT STAMPS Reg'd SHOW MART 1650 Berri St., Suite 12 By Metro Berri 845-2865 National Treasure series of the Momoyama period (1573-1614) and Edo period (1615-1867).These two sets consist of three and four stamps with a face value of 30c and 35c respectively.Take a look at these sets and judge for yourself if they would not make a worthwhile addition to a collection of \u2018\u2018art\u2019\u2019 on stamps.1969 - S TANDINGS MUNICIPAL HOCKEY LEAGUES League standings Tuesday am: PEE WEE LEAGUE S PWLD F APts Seals 15330016 66 Kings 152101 6 23 Broncs 152110 7 72 Mules 152110 6 82 Huskies 153021 5111 Bulls 152020 3 90 PEE WEE All Stars 11000602 BANTAM Bruins 15110011 32 Hawks 151001 4 41 Rangers 151001 4 41 Leafs 151010 3110 \u2018Toyota ply AIME TAN rr LS) 1922 ST-CATHERINE W.935-6352 EUROPEAN & DOMESTIC CAR REPAIRS LTD.SPECIALISTS IN MERCEDES-BENZ and Volkswagen @ Mechanical and Body Work 221 VICTORIA AVE.Phone: 937-3541 346A VICTORIA AVE Ts terial for the postal historian.5380 Sherbrooke St.W \u2018Art\u2019 Stamps (cor.Decarie Expressway) ; AMPLE FREE PARKING The absence of Chinese and 488-5104 Japanese \u2018\u2018Art\u201d stamps from dealers\u201d displays of \u201cart\u201d on BEFORE YOU BUY RENT COLOUR TV FROM $20 PER MONTH NO CONTRACT NECESSARY WESTERN ELECTRONIC SERVICE 489-4044 CABLE TV.739-3171 CLEAN UP your ROOF .MAKE WAY for SANTA # Send us your Christmas gift list We will install them before Christmas.Crystal clear reception on hard to get American television. 10 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.4th, 1969 RU TOT JOH JOE JU Ras I TOYS © TRAINS e MODELS Lionel, American Flyer, Louis Marx, Marlin, Triang, \u2018N° Gauge and H.O.Sets, Kits and Accessories.Eldon, Strombecker, Scalextric, Aurora Race Car COINS and STAMPS Sets, Parts and Accessories.Ships, Tanks, Cars, Planes Models in Plastic and Wood.Cassettes and cartridges.® Electric Trains and Race Cars Repaired.THE TRAINATORIUM Inc.4945 SHERBROOKE St.West {Corner Claremont) 487-4881 .PAK PIE YAK PAK Pa PEPCK LAK AN PAP 0K EST EC ER ES EX Von VA Lou nc VA Westmount Geneva Pastry AT RAR OE JER RRR RASE SENS ISERE SE VASE RS RS RÉ RE RG MN PS RSS RE RO SE RAA ROSE RAS RSR RS RS FR RS RAGE RSR SOS BEER & ALE RAR RA RA RARE RARA At their new address 4257 St.Catherine W.Just A Few Doors West Of Greene.Mr.& Mrs.Andre Perret.935-4884 FLOWERS FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAY SEASON PLEASE ORDER PLANTS and FLOWERS EARLY Phone: 484-8484 4897 Sherbrooke Street West U.Lanken, 481-6132 Also Greeting Cards, Wrapping Paper and Decorations, Candles, latest Books (fiction, non-fiction) in hard covers and paperbacks, Desk Sets, Toys and Games, etc, etc.WESTMOUNT STATIONERY 4896 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST (Corner Prince Albert) A PA SA EE SO SS ES A LIFFORD'S MARKET IEEE Now Taking Orders For FRESH KILLED TURKEYS HOME-MADE Fruit Cakes - Xmas Puddings - Shortbreads Featuring ® Gotehouse Fresh Fish Daily ® Red Brand Beef @® Fresh Fruit and Vegetables in Season FREE DELIVERY 935-1166-7-8 - 933-2741-2 4498 St.Catherine St.W.corner Abbott a A A A 4 S40 AK PAT QC DRAC CSN OO D A SO Aa A RSE nk Iam ee ee ESS ES a a Florists 481-2575 RRR REAR Aes SPP PRC MAK AR PA 0 F453 YK 0 P00 200 A Neo 24m 0K YS A ke a oR 4 RE RE RE RENE RIRE RIRE RARE RNA RSR See our fine selection of ORIENTAL RUGS AND GIFTS GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG co.te.4151 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST - 932-4277 (Near Greene Ave.) HAVE YOUR PARTY CLOTHES © Cleaning and Dyeing @ Repairs and Alterations 4161 St.Catherine St.W.Fast Delivery Service \"Sc mrt OUR FAMOUR GLASSFYRE SCREENS ARE MADE FOR CORNER, 3-FACE, ARCH-TOP AND STANDARD FIREPLACES.Call For FREE Estimates See our complete line of Fireplace Accessories IMPERIAL DECORATIVE HARDWARE 1325 GREENE Ave., 2200 A DORE ER a DOME LOU LOUE A VOIE VUE VU LOUE DUC PEU A EA ER PA PAE EP OY 935-2707 Mrs.J.Nucci.proprietor.933-1165 SU RM PO LOU RU LOU EX VAUX ESS ESA ALLAN SINGE Stationery a GIFTS EC.& ACCESS 2012 Sherbro - 464-0/ Westmou rs ETA PRK ® Antiques We - Canadian pine furniture, Dic Armoires, Tables of all kin Lamps, etc.Old English 1\u2019 walnut chests, Pewter, Porce gravings, maps, etc.We al tions of Canadian pine fu prices.4928 Sherbrooke West w SEC FOR IP YAR YO I Se A A YAK MAK BY i EVELEIGH PATTERS COMPAN F.REEVE EVELEIG Ladies\u2019 and | LUGGAGE and LEATH ® McBRINE © CA ® SKYWAY @ SA RFR JR RUE FRR TTR RT JR JSR Fk Fk RaSh RUSTE J, Jock Yosh uk USE OUR LAY-AW WE REPAIR all types of | 4190 St.CATHERINE ST.W.N VS VUS SO DES RO AR PS A OM RS VX LS CLEME: FOOD M - IMPORTED DI THE HOLIDAY 4820 Sherbrooke Si CSA PART AK DÉS ISSU BE ESS SOS LUE EAUX AK ER NS _ The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.4th, 1969 - 11 Pun | arriage Trade ACCESSORIE8 FOR THE ELEGANT WOMAN LINGERIE - HOME WEAR.DISTINCTIVE GIFTS Please allow us to extend i ÿ 8 i i i : personalized service : 1357 GREENE AVE.WESTMOUNT, QUE.TEL: 932-2543 STE ESS VOIE ROUE LUC RUE SDS FO VO DORE OO PR PAU PAIE LOUE MO OU ES RK AK ES EE EE A LA SE A A A NU TE AO ER GIF PAULINE MULLINS 4 ANTIQUES x SINGER LIMITED ionery and Printing B).EC INO SETS \\CCESSORIES herbrooke St.W.84-8439 Westmount (Between Victoria and Claremont) MR.EXECUTIVE.We specialize in cotering to commercial and industrial firms.This Christmas, give your business associates a gift that will really be appreciated - one of our beautifully arranged Fruit Baskets at 7.50 up or a Epicurean Basket at 10.00 up.Or you may choose to give a plump, tender, fresh killed or frozen Turkey, individually wrapped, or one of our own specially baked Hams.We also feature a Gourmet\u2019s Cheese Tray with a tempting variety of imported and domestic cheese.482-6882 Beautiful selection of distinctive Christmas Gifts © Parking available for customers ES NRA VE SE SE RO SOS NE RE RSS RE ; WeBuyandSell | Buus ininauire bout discounts ovaiabie > If you have a needy family in if » \\ eee Dane ordis 3 i fine Jssortment of Christmas 5 ÿ J * the size of \u2018the family.Prompt, D ° ., i § Sraers, Git ceruicoues in amy i flower & greenjdecorations reg'd ; furniture, Diamond points bahut, denomination.; s of all kinds, Chairs, Rockers, Gritme Puééioo Cakes Shocbrende, Nuts ond Riis RT Tors Id English 17th Century Carved Ÿ \u2018 CHRISTMAS PLANTS AND a ewter, Porcelains, potteries, en- Ÿ Free delivery within the city limits BEER : CHRISTMAS GIFTS OF : | etc.We ge make reproduc ÿ \u2019 ALE ÿ DRIED FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS ÿ ian pine furniture.Reasonable PORTER : ; rdonsjon, Ÿ 4918 Sherbrooke St.West 481-9388} West Westmount 486-8073 i Corner Greene & St.Catherine 935-6373 ÿ Evelyne Late sobaih MasBarme Kimpton ATTERSON LUGGAGE :; ; à i COMPANY & ESTABLISHED OVER 70 YEARS EVE EVELEIGH.Prop.ÿ : J ies\u2019 and Men's I OHMAN'\u2019S d LEATHER BAGS, etc.| JEWELLERS : si AY © SAMSONITE % Christmas Gifts of Distinction ÿ © Diamonds ® Watches ÿ © Silver @ Glassware UR LAY-AWAY PLAN ; @ Italian Jewellery © | types of LEATHER GOODS ÿ Gold Charms ÿ 1216 Greene Avenue 933-4046 933-4376 ST.W.Near Greene 935-2101 Business hours: 9 a.m.to 6 p.m.Monday thru Saturday SE LEE LOUE EUX DE PEU RO OT DO EU DOM LUC Dé RM LOU VIRE BR Ss IX PEU UE ESS VOX VO VON RC ams oe ME» T'S CHRISTMAS SPECIALS M ARKET GUITARS and other musical instruments INC.i i AT SPECIAL PRICES D DELICACIES i 23% t0 50% OFF HUNDREDS OF TOYS - GAMES - MODELS - DOLLS Also a large selection of Christmas Cards, Tags, Seals, Wrapping Paper, Decorations, Crackers, Christmas Tree Bulbs, Tinsel, and everything to make your Christmas bright and gay.vo Gites] : IDAY SEASON Seaward Limited OMANO SCHOOL OF MUSIC CL : 4826 Sherbrooke West 482-3550 oke St.W.484-8436 ee A 46.5202 .485-3809 (NEAR VICTORIA) ES A RU NS A SA SA CN 5 ET A TT D SO D A ES A A 5 / STATIONERY TOYS - GIFTS GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG \u2018R Spruce up your home for Christmas with a fine Oriental Rug or Broadloom.Also a great variety of distinctive Christmas Gifts from the Orient.4151-4153 St.Catherine St.W.Phone 932-4277 Above is reproduced one of The Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital Christmas cards.designed by a 13-year-old patient.It sells for 10 cents in the Chnstmas Card Shop located in the hospital on the ground floor at 2300 Tupper street.near Atwater and opposite the Forum.The shop also sells gift wrap.a wide range of Christmas cards.and many attractive holiday accessories.Hours are from 10 am to 3.30 pm week days and 10.30 am to 2 pm Saturdays.As well.The Montreal Children\u2019s maintains a Tiny Tim Shop with an excellent variety of children's toys.games.books and riedrich hand made pra m Gold T Silver tel.937-1055 wedding bands original design ALEXIS NIHON PLAZA Children\u2019s cards gifts all carefully selected and approved.All hospital shops are sponsored and run by the Women\u2019s Auxiliary.Proceeds go to the hospi tal\u2019s work for sick children.Women\u2019s Auxiliary members are in the Westmount area.Associates\u2019 Garden Group - to exhibit The Garden Group of the Women Associates of McGill will exhibit flowers and herbs at the monthly meeting to be held Tuesday.Dec.9 at 3 p.m.at The Faculty Club.Prof.A.R.C.Jones will speak on \u2018How to Espace Megalopolis.™ Members and guests will be received by Mrs.R.V.V.Nichells.Mrs.Colin McDougall and Mrs.Stuart Townsend.Prestige Elegance In @ myriad of Christmas gift ideas to complement the good taste of special friends.from THE HOUSE OF FINE CRYSTAL AND CHINA.IMPORTED CRYSTAL AND CHINA Exquisite good taste Bohemian Shown above imported hand-cut lead crystal in the diamond pattern available in decanters, old fashioned tumblers, small candelabra, candlesticks in various heights, ashtrays, etc.ART CENTRE 1187 Phillips Place 842-7632 12 - Thursday, Dec.4th, 1969 = Ea 3 à LS &.< = Guests at Pomander Gate in the islands of Bermuda this autumn were Mr.and Mrs.George F.Aikins of 572 Cote St.Antoine road.They arrived in Bermuda on the 30 Oct.and returned home on the 9 Nov.Bread contributes four basic nutrients to the diet \u2014 carbohydrate.protein.vitamins and min- DAVIES HOUSE OF PAINTINGS ORIGINAL OILS By Ronald Davies ©® Custom Framing ® Prints ® Drawings ® Christmas Gifts Lay-Away Plan Chargex 4869 Sherbrooke W.486-1264 EX Family and Child Portraiture make meaningful Christmas gifts POSEN PHOTOGRAPHERS 4910 Sherbrooke St.West For appt.: Telephone 484-6211 cam \u2014 - > FURNITURE - DECOR UNUSUAL GIFTS 1359 GREENE AVENUE 935-2992 Superb styling in elegant surroundings Le Chateau Champlain 878-3496 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 Nichols Bacon, Ham and Sausages LICENSED GROCER | CANADIAN ] LAMB 4466 St.Catherine West Near Mercalte Ave WE.7-9455-6 À © GOLD @ COPPER © BRASS © CHROME © NICKEL © RHODIUM © CADMIUM © SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY and Sons Ltd, Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths and Electro Platers, Operating Canada's Largest High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5-7947 (A tew door aoove St.Catherine St.) Opp Henry Morgon und Co Coming Events CHRISTMAS BAZAAR A real Chnistmas bazaar with oodles of goodies Saturday.December 6 from 10:00 a.m.to 5.00 p.m.Luncheon will be served from 11:30 to 1:30.afternoon tea \u2014 2:15 to 4:00.Queen Mary Road United Church.13 Finchley Road.Hamp- stead.Hope to see you there! BAZAAR To be held December 11 at 10:00 am.in Victoria Hall.Westmount, by the Centennial Chapter of B'nai B'rith Women.MILITARY WHIST The Westminster Home and School Association will hold a Military Whist Monday.December 8 at 8:00 p.m.in the school gym, 5621 McMurray Avenue.There will be free refreshments and prizes galore.Admission is only $1.00.Please bring vour own cards.Dominion Women to party Dominion Douglas United Church Women will hold their Christmas Party on Tuesday at 1 p.m.Rev.Egerton Armstrong of MacDonald House Citv Mission will be the speaker and Mrs.Armande Davis will sing a group où Christmas songs.Members are invited to exhibit items in a display entitled I made it for Christmas.\u201d This will include table centres.decorations.gifts for the grandchildren and novelties.Items to be exhibited should be brought to the church at the time of the meeting.A light lunch will be served.arranged by Mrs.John R.Hough- ton.A food shower will be received for MacDonald House and St Columba House.THE \"MAGIC APPLE\u201d FRI - SAT.& MON.AFTS Dec.26 - 27 - 29 VICTORIA HALL CHILDREN'S THEATRE 484-6620 ES EDS EEE OO ES D ES ES + Ë \\ vs 1248 Greene Avenue IPC MK Pat Aes 0K nk 00k nk INK Pa Yous au || (Downstairs - next to Steinbergs) YEE OT YER VC JUG JK YOR TEA TOUCH OF IMAGINATION FOR CHRISTMAS 3 Something for her bathroom .FROM BOUTIQUE \u201cChez Lise\u201d WESTMOUNT RENOVATION LTD.935-2521 1969 - 13 PETNGUSTZ The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.4th, FOR LADIES Why miss that relaxing evening Antiques out, important ball, reception or .social event for lack of an Es- Antique Jewellery cort ?Your need can be solved with dignity.Besides their pleasant appearance, personality and social know-how, our Escorts accompany you correctly.We handle your Escort reservations with diplomacy and understanding.Inquire with confidence.Your Host VIP Service RESERVATIONS 484-5548 Original Art Gifts of Intrigue THE APARTMENT 10 am - 4 pm, Tuesday - Friday 1339 Greene Avenue 937-1122 We carry a complete stock of Dr.Gibaud's Elastic Supports and will be pleased to give you further information.Just call DRGIBAUD KNOWN THE WORLD OVER ELASTIC SUPPORTS FOR YOUR HEALTH FOR MEN, LADIES AND CHILDREN WOOLLEN BODY-BELT WARMER Standing, walking, stopping, lifting, whether at work or play your back constantly takes the strain.Also ideal for driving long hours in an unchanged position.By keeping your back and abdomen constantly warm, Dr.Gibaud's body-belt protects you.Also sizes for children.LADIES WOOLLEN SUPPORT GIRDLE Dr.Gibaud\u2019s girdle, created in France, will provide protection agamst the penetrating etfects of cold weather and humidity.It is indispensable for relief from minor aches and pains and ideal for after birth delivery and post-operative period.All sizes available.ELASTIC KNEE SUPPORT Or.Gibaud tubular knee cap gives excellent support.warmth and protection against adverse effects of the cold, related with rheumatic, arthritic and articulation pains.Also for bad knee and muscle sprains.Specially recommended for athletes and sportsmen.SHOULDER BACK WARMER Dr Gibaud's woollen shoulder warmer is ideal for ladies and men.It provides best protection against the ill effects of cold and humidity.It stays in place without sliding or rolling.Available in 4 sizes.ELBOW SUPPORT Special elastic woollen knit.Warm and light and does not slide.Warmer Support, scientifically constructed with a blend of wool, provide firm support and warmth for delicate wrists.Also Dr.Gibaud's Wrist elastic and cotton.Will ELASTIC ANKLE SUPPORT Its patented design (8 shapes) recalls the bandage technique used by orthopedists.Available in two types: Rayon and cotton: recommended for sportsmen and athletes, provides support for best ankle articulations.Wool and rayon: for related forms of arthritic and rheumatic ankle pain.SUPPORT BELT FOR BABIES Dr.Gibaud's belt for babies provides a gentle protection with constant warmth.The elastic wool fabric is especially constructed with extra soft materials.The belt can be placed directly in contact with the baby\u2019s skin as it will not irritate.484-3525 COLONYaPHARMACY Pierre Millette, L.Ph.JL (FORMERLY MACY'S DRUG STORE CORNER SHERBROOKE \u201cvw VICTORIA 14 - The.Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.4th, 1969 24 HOUR SKIN CARE FOR THE TOTAL FASHION LOOK OF LONDON Yes - you must care for your skin night and day and Cyclax of London would like to personally advise you on this.Every item you use must do something for you.Visit Miss Elizabeth Bayley while she is in Brooks Drug Store, West- mount Square - Dec.9th - 13th.Let her give you a personal chart for your treatment care and help you choose colours in make-up most flattering to you.\u20ac MEOHUVEN \\ And don't forget - If you have a teenage daughter with skin trou- ; ble, ask her to see Miss Bayley | about the Cyclax 3 Steps to Beauty, a special treatment to clear young skin.Start her on her skin care NOW.MO JuVER OELF CLEARER FACE GREAY » ces aa SR (gl Crete A GIFT FOR YOU FROM LONDON NEOJUVEN FACE CREAM A $4.00 value, free with a purchase of $2.50 or more of Cyclax preparations.This cream helps prevent dryness and wrinkling by conserving the vital moisture in the skin.Miss Elizabeth Bayley Valid Dec.9th to 13th LE PHARMA PROCS DRUGY STORE GALERIES WESTMOUNT SQUARE 935-3521 This is what you have been looking for AN AUTHENTIC FINNIS Special this week only $3 Wondertully dry, soothing relaxing heat DESIGNED FOR YOUR BUDGET | il Sauna Érafl a i y MODEL AVAILABLE IN ALL SIZES Many doctors recommend SAUNAS for pain due to rheumatism, arthritis, circulatony complaints, skin disease, asthma insomnia and sinus trouble The most advanced design, quality construction.All interiors in western California redwood A piece of furniture for appartments, private homes or clubs WRITE OR PHONE FOR FREE LITERATURE PORTABLE STEAM BATHS COQ NI S14 355 Mt.Royal E.(near St.Denis) Phone 522-8556 \u2014 288-1521 Give a live gift for Christmas.a pup.The only shop in Montreal with a large selection of pure-bred puppies (All sold with health guarantee).A WIDE VARIETY Of.TROPICAL FISH - BIRDS - REPTILES - MONKEYS - GROOMING - BOARDING FOR ALL ANIMALS - RENTALS AND MONTLHLY SERVICE FOR AQUARIUMS See our one-of-a-kind dog coat imports and accessories.2226 Guy Street Tel: 931-2048 CONNOR VENETIAN BLINDS Lid.Repairs to All Makes of Venetion Blinds SAVE 20% WHEN YOU DELIVER AND PICK-UP YOUR VENETIAN BLIND REPAIRS YOURSELF Free estimates on new Flexalum Venetians and Window Shades 5 UNION STREET VILLE ST.PIERRE HU.1-7789 BIJOUTERIE CENDRILLON 4915 SHERBROOKE St.West (Between Claremont and Prince Albert) JEWELLER - JOAILLIER ® Jewellery Created and Restyled ® Jewellery and Watch Repairs ° TEL: 486-7108 a EE ES TU EU UE OO USE 0 US 170.0200 8 0 070 uli 0 0 oy No.0, 0, 0 0 0 0 0 ee 0108 876 070 00 0.0°0°0 0 00 8's 0 0, al v oc telecesereteteretesetelels! osetasssetelels! ROCCO ata 0 0a Te 00 SU a a tata et a tate ta 0 atta Tete ata fate tae te tat te tate os .QUEBEC ANTIQUES SPECIALIZING iN EARLY PINE FURNITURE Phone % 33 LAKESHORE ROAD 697-0643 VALOIS, QUE.With the Christmas season here again, the Westmount Public Library offers its readers a selection of Christmas books, ranging from decoration to carols, stories and legends of Christmas.You will find original decoration ideas in such books as Ernestine S.Coffey\u2019s Designs for a Family Christmas, and Margaret Perry's Christmas Magic; The Art of Making Decorations and Ornaments.If the traditions of Christmas interest you, try Daniel J.Foley's The Christmas Tree; an evergreen garland filled with history, folklore and symbolism.You will find carols in John Cacovas\u2019s The World's Best Christmas Songs, Walter Ehret\u2019s The International Book of Christmas Carols, R.H.Robbins\u2019 Early English Christmas Carols, and others.For stories and legends see, among others, Ogden Nash's The Untold Adventures of Santa Claus, and Herbert Wernecke's Christmas Stories from Many Lands.The library now has its Christmas books grouped together on a shélf near the circulation desk, so as to be readily accessible to the public.Hobbies Winter is also the time to resume a favorite hobby or to begin a new one.The following short list suggests the variety of books on hobbies available at the Westmount Library.Theresia Maria Make your own mobiles.Cari Laklan.The candle book; how to make, decorate, decorate with, and sell candles.Better Homes and Gardens.Stichery and crafts; a complete guide to the most rewarding stitchery and craft projects for the whole family.Wininfred Butler.The handbook of needlework and embroidery.Averil Colby.Patchwork quilts.Ruth Case Almy.Simulated stained glass for amateurs; using the Rothe Frangosi method.Geaz DeVegh.The craft of ceramics.Schegger.Harald Isenstein.Creative claywork.J.P.S.Jenner.Ceramics (An Arco handybook) Grete Petersen.Creative leath- ercraft.Dona Z.Meilach.Contemporary are withe wood.John R.Biggs.Woodcuts, wood engravings and linocuts and prints by related methods of relief print making.John Gerald Shea.Contemporary furniture making for everybody.A specially useful book in this line is Newgold\u2019s Guide to Modern Hobbies, Arts and Crafts, by Bill Newgold.More than 80 popular hobbies and crafts are discussed in the book, and each section includes sources of further information available in the field.Science The following selected from the library's science collection.Annotations are taken from Branch library Book News, a publication of the New York Public Library.The intelligent man\u2019s guide to titles are LOANS on.o JEWELLERY ® DIAMONDS ® Objets d'art ® Antiques WE ALSO BUY FOR CASH All Transaction Conlidential Hoffman's 1472 PERL ST.The.Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.4th, 1969 -:13 Westmount Public Library suggests books for Christmas, hobby seasons science, by Isaac Asimov.A comprehensive view of scientific knowledge.Inherit the earth; Man on an agging planet, by N.J.Berrill Modern scientific knowledge and its potential for good or evil.Science: the glorious entertainment, by Jacques Barzun.A humanist\u2019s view of the place of science in our world.Science and human values, by Jacob Bronowski.Science and its relation to the values by which man lives.Ideas in conflict, by Theodore J.Gordon.A look at controversial theories not generally accepted by the scientific community.Science is a sacred cow, by Anthony Standen.A humorous debunking of the myth of scientific infallibility.The human use of human beings, by Norbert Wiener.A discussion of the social implications of cybernetics.The dreams of reason, by René Jules Dubos.An examination of the relationship between the scientist and the layman.The new treasury of science, edited by Horlow Shapley.A comprehensive collection of popular writing on science.Physics and politics, by Max Bron.Controversial essays on physics,.philosophy, and social science.The concept of race, edited by Ashley Montagu.A critical examination of the biological concept of race.Man sought in molesting Westmount Police are on the lookout for a man, believed in his 50s, 54\u201d to 56, slim, pimpled face and speaking with a peculiar accent.This is a description of a man who allegedly committed an indecent assault on a boy of 7 in an apartment entrance near Sherbrooke street and Prince Albert avenue about 6 pm Monday.His approach to the child was to ask him to come help him fix his television set.We have been saving for Christmas, too - All new stock at THE TURNABOUT SHOP A complete range of seasonal next-to-new clothing tor every member of your family, available now.386 Victoria Ave., Westmount, 488-8262 20 PERCENT DISCOUNT for DAWSON STUDENTS ; 9 A 2 F / Cummings Furs Limited Dans le vieux Montreal 284 Notre Dame Street West 931-6031 842-8901 COURS BAYARD Directrice: Mme Senart Jardin d\u2019enfants \u201cLes joyeux Bambins'\u2019 3021 ave Trafalgar Cours primaire français 3705 Coronet Tel.: 933-3186 TYPEWRITER NEW ADDING MACHINES 9 Q»5 Regular Price Adds, Substracts, Multiplies VERY SPECIAL FULLY GUARANTEED ROYAL - SMITH-CORONA - UNDERWOOD when new $285.00 YOUR CHOICE ONE YEAR GUARANTEE We Rent Typewriters & Adding Machines LA CIE ADDING MACHINE CO.INC.gq d 5343 Decarie Blvd.SPECIALS Regular price $ 50-9 489-9779 16 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.4th, 1969 ven [CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING] PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 931-7511 10 Words \u20181.00 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 streer west, Westmount; at The Monitor and St.Laurent News office, 6525 Somerled avenue, and the Town of Mount Royal Weekly Post office, 233 Dunbar avenue.Advertisements not paid for in advance of publication are subject to a 25-cent billing charge but may then be paid without further charge at any branch of the Bank of Montreal or The Royal Bank of anada on the Island of Montreal.3) Property Wanted (71) Rooms to Let WE have families inneed of COOIDrooke-Monkland 3 to 5 bedroom homes near Semi-basement.Large room Westmount High School and furnished.equipped.redec- Dawson College.Our clients will buy or rent.Please call Mrs.Mercedes McKinney.Canada Permanent Trust Co., 861-8855 or 935 0701.(26) Lots for Sale SOUTH SHORE 50 Arpents Serviced Land Good Location Schools, Churches Shopping Centre 10 minutes to Down town Montreal CALL 842-3353 (50) Apartments to Let Sublet McDonald and Queen Mary Road.2% rooms.Reasonable rent.Sublet! to May Ist.4th floor.elevator.Ideal for nurse, school teacher.Adults.482-7280 evenings.Sublet 3% modern.Near Cote Vertu station.Pool.Immediate occupancy.orated.Separate entrance.$65.488-5311.(98) Help Wanted Female (75) Nursing Home Victoria Residence Reg'd Home for ated, convalescent and custodial care patients.Private and semi-private accommodations available.Registered nurse in charge.For further information, call 676-2726.Cashier Receptionist Wanted * Bilingual * 18 to 23 * Grade 11 * Pleasant Personality Apply Mr.Robert St.Laurent Mgr.Laurentide Acceptance Corp.6090 Sherbrooke St.West 482-8980 | NURSING HOME FOR THE ELDERLY PRIVATE AND SEMI-PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION R.N.ON DUTY FOR INFORMATION 672-2110 (82) Autos for Sale CHEVROLET Belair 1963.good condition.Call 336-5641.$10.weekly Wanted mature young woman to supervise 20 children at Roslyn School during lunch hour.Monday to Friday, 11.50 a.m.to 1.10 p.m.December to April Ist 1970.Call 935-3286.(100) Work Wanted (Female) (90) Garages to Let ge.Winter storage.Small car.GRENVILLE Avenue.Heated gara- NURSING AND COMPANION CARE INSURED AND BONDED COMCARE (@=) (inc.) 932-1481 24 HOUR SERVICE evenings.(98) Help Wanted Female on oublet mi REGISTERED 2 on Canora near on.Elevator apartment.Immediate.NURSE $125.733-8315 evenings.REQUIRED For permanen (61) Flats and Duplexes night shift t to Let AT GRIFFITH WESTMOUNT upper duplex, McCONNELL Lansdowne above Sher- HOME brooke.3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms.living room with fireplace.dining room.small room off kitchen, 2 balconies.Heated.$290 monthly.Call 933-4427 after 6 p.m.SALARY SCALE ACCORDING TO QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE.CALL: Miss Ander R.N.482-1121 Hours: Thursday: 10 SANTA COMES EARLY CHRISTMAS GIFT SALE Thursday December 4th.THE JUNIOR LEAGUE BARGAIN BOX 2027 Mansfield St.Open Tuesday Through Saturday 10 a.m.to 4 p.m.Call: 288-8011 a.m.to 8 p.m.(102) Help Wanted Male BOOK SHELVERS Ideal positions for men ages 30-55 with High School or equivalent as bookshelvers in large library.Good health and physical condition is mandatory.35 hour week.Starting salary \u2014$275.00 per month.Apply in writing Personnel, McGill University Library, 3459 Mc- Tavish Street.(106) Work Wanted Male EXPERIENCED accountant bookkeeper seeks part time work.Weekends, evenings.274-6035.UNWANTED refuse removed from your factory or business.Daily \u2014 weekly \u2014 or on regular basis.| (117) Domestic Employment Wanted a - (119) Baby Sitters Available \"WE SITTERS\u201d | AGENCY \u201cWE SITTERS\u2019 ARE RECOMMENDED RELIABLE AND AVAILABLE FOR BABYSITTING ELDERLY CARE IN THE COMPLETE WESTMOUNT.AND DOWNTOWN AREAS.Hourly-Daily Weekly Wee Folks Need \"We Sitters\u201d { CALL 672-6070 (122) For Sale Living Room Furniture PERIENCED cleaning woman wants work 2 days a week.Call BLACK leather chesterfield.matching chair.Good condition.270-4847 after 4 p.m.Reasonable.739-9464.(124) For Sale (126) Antiques Dining Room Furniture LA VIEILLE BOUTIQUE _e ANTIQUES Elegant Dining IS NOW AT THER Classical Adams style.Solid mai NEW PREMISES ogany 9 pieces dining room set 1885 Notre Dame W.irca 1894.hand carved.Comfort- NOW IS THE TIME TO ably seats 12.Eeriect condition DO YOUR CHRISTMAS om $2.500.7014 eve- ings.SHOPPING CALL: 933-3227 (127) For Sale Bedroom Furniture YOUNG girl's white 4 piece sectional bedroom set, $175.Call 1739-4610.(130) For Sale Kitchen Equipment LEONARD frigidaire with 9 freezer suitable for cottage second frigidaire.Reasonable.1328.(132) For Sale Musical Instruments DRUMS Olympic, full set with cymbals and Ludwig bass pedal, $175.Call Rick 481-3271.Very Good Buy Two amplifiers, 4 speakers, and 2 cords for electric guitar.All new.$200.each; microphone $30.; second hand drum set, $75.Call 481-1455.LAYTON upright piano \u201cith bench, dark ogany, $125.747- 4904.UPRIGHT Piano (Bell) $100.Call 935-6120.APARTMENT size piano.Perfect condition.Reasonable.Call 488-2729.Hand Writing NAMES FOR DIPLOMAS CALL RI 4-6662 AFTER 6 p.m Secretarial With portable machine willing to work in customers\u2019 homes.All types of dressmaking, alterations.household sewing and mending.References.Call 484-7886.Busi ness Service Dressmaking General Repairs : tn .JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT Script Experienced Garage door repairs, service, 747- Dressmaker 6075.Residence 684-3876.Plumbing and Heating WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & HEATINGLTD.206 OLIVIER AVE.and Translation Service Typing all kinds.neat.quick.Rea: sonable.Sec-Tra Services Call 482-1443 or 489-3186.861-0562 (112)Mother\u2019s Helper Cartage and Movir = Mother's Helper ODDS.and ends.moved from yo Wanted home or office.Light furniture For Laurentians from December 26th to January 4th.Call 482-0150.rugs.and parcels.Call anylim 489-3186.UP-TO-DATE creations.Evening and wedding gowns.For appont- ment, call Maritza Haute Couture, 933-4463.WESTMOUNT 935-1189 Painting and Decorating IDRESSMAKER designer, Paris experience.Dresses, all alterations: fast service.Reasonable.%2- 5133.Home Service HANDYMAN LITT Frustrations (113) Domestic Help Wanted Car Delivery Service Reliable Woman Wanted 3 times weekly.From 9 a.m.to 12.Light housework.Vicinity Sherbrooke \u2014 Redpath.References.Call 937-0180 between 9 a.m.tol0a.m.(117) Domestic Work Wanted, CARS DELIVERED TO FLORIDA AND THROUGHOUT NORTH AMER.© CALL: WESTERN DRIVE-AWAY HOUSEKEEPERS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS LIVE IN LAWRENCE SERVICES 482-5142 SERVICE 1225 St.Mark, Suite 1204.Call: 932-6151 24 Hours.oe YOUR FRIEN VE INTERIOR painting.vinyl wallpaper hanging.Free estimates.Call evenings 684- 8757 and days 626-9747.Roofing OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME LACHINE 637-2308 24 HOUR SERVICE ~~ a Repairs + REPAIRS of SEWING MACHINES & VACUUM CLEANERS Our factory-trained technicians will repair any make of sewing machines and vacuum cleaners.A free estimate of costs is given and courtesy machines are left during the repair.SINGER CENTRE PLAZA COTE DES NEIGES 731-9429 \u2014 (132) For Sale Musical Instruments MAGNUS organ, played by number, wood cabinet.Excellent condition.Evenings 482-7047.PIANO.Good condition.Call after 6 p.m.481-9626.(134) For Sale Sports Equipment TYROL man\u2019s, lady's ski boots (laced); ski pants.737-2285.HEAD giant slalom skis.185 centimetres, good condition, used 1% seasons, $60.Call 933-3767 after 9.30 p.m.SKIS, Austrian, fibreglass, 63 inches, harness and poles.leather case.Reasonable.484-9436.Complete Ski Outfit KOFLACH buckle boots, size 11%, Gresvig skis, with marker Harness and Kofix base, 7 foot, complete with poles.Used only once.$65.Call 487-4890 evenings.MAN'S ski boots (Tyrol) laced 7% with holder.Excellent condition.489-1059.(136) For Sale Clothing and Furs HUDSON seal coat, grey lamb collar, size 18.Good condition.486- 3432.MAN'S evening tail suit and tuxedo.Size 42.Worn once.with pleated dress shirts and accessories.Reasonable.Call 933- 6620.SALESLADY from exclusive boutique wishes to sell her own wardrobe: dresses.coats, size 10-12.Fabulous values, 737-6310 after 6.30.(138) For Sale General SECTIONAL chesterfield; upholstered chairs; coffee tables; 3 piece den set; rocker chairs with matching hassock: recliner chair.Reasonable.737-3439.LOVE seat.apartment size, gold damask.New.Call 738-0888.ONE Pakol Rotary 48 inch print dryer.Motor driven.Make offer.937-2860.KITCHEN table (grey arborite); Westinghouse fridge 7.6 cubic foot; Phillips T.V.17 inch; Sunbeam deep fryer, never used; end table; grey lamb jacket wool coat Mouton lined (blue) size 14.486- 23.T.V.21; Fridge, dryer, etc.Reasonable.334-6618 Evenings.VIKING clothes dryer.like new, $60.; Necci portable sewing machine, does everything, hardly used, $75.Private, 931-1206.VIKING freezer 23 cubic feet: lady ski boots 6, man\u2019s 12: skiis.Reasonable.486-3369.TRIANG HO.6 different trains, mounted 4 x 8.feet of track.$200 or best offer or sell separate.695-9972.COPYMATE duplicating machine, no fluids.never used.738-0888.Moving Smaller Quarters Drapes.rugs.dining room set, bedroom sets.kitchen set.6 chairs.other articles.738-0833.DINETTE set: chesterfield; wing chair: drapes: rugs: automatic washer: continental bed: etc.737- 6313.(138) For Sale General DAVENPORT, green brown tweed, $25.Call 487-2707.CHESTERFIELD converts to bed: end tables.The lot $150.931-4159 evenings.MECCANO set No 7.Like new, with motor, complete $20.; end step table mahogany $60.foot stool 2 feet square.upholstered $20.: bird cage with stand $5.931-5365.BARBIE dolls, accessories; girl's bicycle.16 inche.Reasonable.931-1423.WOOD FOR FIREPLACE CALL 843-8488 Must Sell Living room set; 3 end tables and coffee table (Teak): vacuum cleaner.All good condition.Reasonable.735-3145.ODD pieces of crystal Very red: sonable.Call 486-3713.BEDROOM sets (walnut) Complete.Good condition.$50.each.481- 3280.EVENING gowns like new.size 16.Reasonable.Call 486-7809.WEDDING gown.size 12.full length, pault de soie and lace.de- -tachable train.head piece and veil.Reasonable.735-3863.SABLE stole 12 sables: almost new, superior type clothing size 810.daytime knits.cocktail and evening.also new summer clothes.Exceptional values.Call after 6 p.m.931-5601.Oyster Beaver Fur coat size 16.with mink collar in perfect order.Call Sunday.December 7th.from 9 to 11 a.m.for appointment.733-3270.To Be Sacrificed Magnificent naturel Russian Sable Capelet.in perfect condition.!s original price.Call 488-3780 or 935-8579 for further information.COAT new.heavy suede goldish brown.white triming.488-6509.WILD ranch mink stole.like new.Cost $2.500.sell $250.937-2860.ZENITH TV.9 inch portable.space command and three hundred.remote control.$125.737-8591.FOUR cane back chairs.2 arm.2 plain (black): antique Chinese screen.seater (Chippendale) upholstered seat.931-5601 after 5 p.m.or9to 11 a.m.ADDING machine.(Sears).never used: tricycle: top quality Brunette wig with case.Reasonable.Call 7354914.SCALELECTRIX racing car set.large size with accessories.$50.Call 737-6495.Camera Minolta Autopa.700 rangefinder camera.built-in light meter.Instant loading.Good condition.$40.Call 738-3006.MAN'S skates.size 8.boy's.size 4: Roadrace: Meccano set: school encyclopedia.All perfect condition.748-8122.UNDERWOOD typewriter with typewriter table $30.Call 733- 8584 after 6 p.m.Humidifiers $85.installed for oil, gas.electric systems.Call 486-8494.\u201cSpecial\u201d Gifts Antique candle table.$50.: Coalport teapot.cream.sugar.$50.: 8 Royal Chelsea fruit plates, $35.: 8 Etched Champagne glasses.$25.Royal Doulton bowl.blue.$30: hand-tooled leather box.12 x 9 from Spain.$60.; pair Stafford- shire dogs.$50.: signed water color exquisite frame.$40.: 4 piece Royal Vista, $50.: silver.cut glass, etc.Private.489-2867.TABLE lamps (2) off- white.column style.\"36 inches high: Regina 3 brush floor polisher; crystal chandelier (ceiling type).Imperial refrigerator, suitable playroom or office.Call 935-8924.(151) Articles Wanted Rowing Machine Wanted In good order or repairable.482- 7280.WANTED: Baby grand piano fur music student.Private.276-2751.Dining Set Wanted Round table and 4 chairs (maple).Extension preferred.691-9288.ROCKING chair.child's: bedstead.single.maple: golf clubs.2 woods.4 irons.489-2585.italian Knits, leather La Boutique Quality Resale Dress Shop Paris Originels Haute Couture Models Neerly New gowns, cocktail dresses, High fashion coats Dresses nearly new.Fraction of Fantasque swear, Haute-couture original cost.Lorge selection.2155 Mountain (just below Sherbrooke) 5 288-3655 (138) For Sale General DINING room set.6 pieces Italian Provincial, ROEL, apartment 3 ize; 2 pi hesterfield set.Typewriters Make Excellent condition Call 738.Wonderful Gifts! 3752.evenings.BRAND new portables $49.95.Electric $97.50 up.Mr.Typewriter.328 Victoria, Westmount.487- 5062.GENDRON baby carriage.Very good condition.Shearred beaver sport coat.482-5103.PERSIAN rug 9 x 12; antique chest of drawers: mink scarf (4 skins): 18 karat gold bracelet.Call after 6 p.m.481-4578.1960 World Book Encyclopedia deluxe with year books.$75.ski boots size 7%, perfect condition, $10.747-0730 evenings.WANTED: Samton kitchen set.oval table, high backed chairs.Private.Reasonable.Call 336- 1678.WANTED from private party: Carpet.antique sofa or love seat; also odd pieces of antiques: tea wagon and grandfather clock to furnish house.also modern stove and fridge.Call anytime 731-5776.WANTED: Dining room set, mahogany or walnut; carpet 8 x 10; slide and movie projectors.No dealers.Reasonable.733-6724.WANTED hand made genuine master violin.Price no object.Call 744-0956.WANTED screen or room divider, 3 or 4 panels, between 6 and 7 feet wide.Good condition.Private.Call 935-1536.(158) Domestic Pets To Good Permanent Homes Only Siamese kittens.Seal and blue.2 to 5 months.Healthy, housetrained.Great characters.Affectionate, gentle.Never caged.$35.\u2014 $50.Can be seen in Montreal by appointment.Mrs.Edwards 331-8382 or 1-562-8732 collect.PURE German Shepherd, female.1 year old.Ideal pet for children.Reasonable.489-7684.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.4th, 1969 - 17 Electoral list is prepared City Clerk R.B.Seaman has completed the annually-prepared electoral -list, which now is available for 30 days at his office in city hall for purusal by any interested citizen.This year the list was prepared by computer for the first time, from the valuation roll.It is based on the principle of one vote per family, usually the name of the registered property owner or tenant.The roll shows 8.157 names, up 19 from a year ago.It would be used in the event of an election becoming necessary to fill two city council seats in January.An interesting point: it is estimated that 25 percent of West- mount's citizens live in the urban renewal district.which comprises 10 percent of the city\u2019s area.Wallet taken Money was reported stolen from the purse of a sales clerk at the Cortina Ski Shop, 4892 Sherbrooke street west, last Thursday evening.(163) Educational Private Lessons In Mathematics given in your home by qualified experienced.High School teacher.Call 3524427.Tutoring McGill student will tutor Maths.Sciences to High School students.Westmount.Reasonable rates.481-5961.(168) Obituary IN MEMORIAM DONATIONS Due to demands by telephone, proceed as follows \u2014 send: 1.Name of deceased person 2.Name and address of next of kin 3.From: Name and address of donor N.B.\u2014 Donations should normally be addressed to the Foundation related to the cause of death.A card is sent in your name.The Quebec Heart Foundation 6565 DECARIE BLVD.MONTREAL 252, P.Q.Tel: 731-3993 (59) Houses Wanied FURNISHED ACCOMMODATION WANTED Near Westmount Schools for Anglican Priest, wife and 6 children for period of 2 weeks beginning December 30th.Kindly reply Christ Church Cathedral.Days 288-6421.GIRL NEWS A membership drive was launched by the Unity Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Club at 1090 Greene avenue last week.The program's mission was to bring more visitors from \u2018\u2018outer space\u201d into the club and with a very special events program try to get them to become \u2018\u201cUnity-Nauts\u201d.All potential \u2018\u2018Unity-Nauts\u201d as well as the regulars will have many missions and tasks before them.A log book (score sheet) will be distributed in the briefing room (gymnasium) receive a detailed report of their mission (activity) and will then be sent to the launching pad (games room) and begin their mission.All Unity Nauts will attempt to conquer outer space mission tasks such as: Planet and constellation recognition test, rocket engineering test, smashing the atoms test, and many more fun- filled activities.If you have any little astronauts flying about the house, launch him to Unity and see if he would like to become a Unity-Naut.The Rifle Club meets every Wednesday and Friday night at 7:30 pm.Instructions are given in rifle safety, and how to aim and shoot a rifle is being a newly added activity to the Unity Club\u2019s program.The St.George Kiwanis Club has sponsored a bowling party for 15 girls.The Kiwanis pro vided transportation.the Rose Bowl Lanes and a great time tor 15 girls who had a ball.bowling that is! The club is looking for a qualified ice hockey coach who is available to work with the Unity teams in the Negro Community Centre Hockey League.Call Ray Viau at 935-5506 after 2 pm Tuesday to Saturday.Pension funds buy city bonds Westmount is asking the minister of municipal affairs.by resolution passed Monday evening, to authorize the city to sell to the General and the Police and Firemen\u2019s Pension funds a total of $1.188,000 City of Westmount 82 percent serial debentures.Ald.Jean Richer suggested that these could Be a bad investment for the funds in, say 25 years.- (The terms of some of the groups of debentures would run up to 40 years.) Ald.Ian Craig, finance commissioner, said that the city must in any event make up any shortfall as administrator of the funds. 18 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Penalty up City Council Monday night raised the interest payable on overdue taxes to 8-3/4 percent per annum from due date \u2014 the same penalty recently applied by council to overdue school taxes.none cececoaesoo OO ANS NO oDOc doc oNos 0000 Lg 2) TERM Pan (000000000000 0000000 000000000000 000000000000 Do0pocoocAoooopo.DODO000 00000006 OO OO CORAN NAN BALA CAA EAA AA EAR AL AL aoa CCC 00 00 ss D FOR THE SHORT INVESTOR Dec.4th, 1969 By E.C.GANNON Fire fighting from the skies to help preserve Canada\u2019s and other great country\u2019s great forest resources, was the subject of an illustrated talk to members of the Westmount Rotary Club at their regular weekly luncheon meeting in Victoria Hall yesterday.Norman Dobson, second from left at head table.above.the speaker.who substituted for E.Aubrey, project co-ordinator for Canadair Limited.described the work being done by the C.L.215 aerial tanker, used in preservation of forests through water bombing from the skies.The talk was featured by an elaborate color film showing the wide scope of the successful fight being waged against fire.The film showed the Montreal - built flying boat, in development since 1966.The CL - 215 can load its tanks by shimming over the water, filling them in 12 seconds, and can handle 50 tons of water an hour, loading 62,000 gallons in four and a half hours on one occasion, said the speaker.An excellent turnout of members filled the hall.All welcomed the induction of a new member, Alex McLaren, (at right.right) introduced by L.J.Stuart (at right, left holding papers).Frank Starr, extreme right, above, welcomed guests and visiting Rotarians who included Franz- Paul Decker, at left, conductor of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra whose future seems assured as the current campaign for some $921.000 has passed the three- quarter mark under the drive DOCTOCo0I00 03 | (NJ ER > RSC ON SOS SOS 000 SEE 0000006 00000 a Our Debentures and Guaranteed Certificates are two short-term investments for periods of 1\u20145 years.They offer security and convenience with attractive interest rates.Highest rate listed above.- ERMANENT TRUST mount - 861-8855.D.B.Lane, manager RE, Water bombing Rotary topic chairmanship of Robert J.Bruck, 517 Clarke avenue.President Curt Ross, at lectern above, presided.Also at the head table, next to Mr.Ross, were Russell King and Lewis Steinberg.By BRUCE INGLIS We would like to welcome back Gordon McTavish.after a long stay in the hospital.Now our chef.Stan Dodd.is in hospital and recovering rapidly.The boys wish him an even speedier recovery as their stomachs are calling for him.Don\u2019t keep them waiting too long.Stan.The Arts Society at Sir George Williams University is continuing an arts and crafts program which they started last school year.This explains why we are seeing such a sparse number \u2018of boys in the evenings around the House.Mr.Fair has returned again this year to run the woodwork classes for-the boys.He was met with great enthusiasm.To give full credit, every able-bodied boy up to the age of 16 showed up.We wish him luck.He really has his work cut out for him this year.Greetings also to Mr.Strange, who is woodwork supervisor on Tuesdays .Mr.Leith Hamilton is giving endless hours to forming a floor hockey team.Last year's team did not do very well.After somehow fighting their way to the semi-finals, they lost out in the third game to Point St.Charles.Close bidding for vehicles After close building, lowest tenders which were accepted by City Council Monday evening were made by Chevrolet Motor Sales for a one-ton pickup truck, $2,167; a Chevelle coach, $2,477.and a Chevelle station wagon, $2,712; By International Harvester Co.for a chassis and cab for a line truck, $5,885, and another for a light department \u2018giraffe.\u2019 $4,350; By Chrysler Truck Centre for a dump truck, $8,592.90; and By General Supply Company for two air compressors with breakers, $9,120.Small picking Only item taken from a car entered while parked on Selby street between 7 and 10 pm Saturday was a tire-guage.PHOTOGRAPHY IRMGARD GRAEFIN SCHWERIN 1337 GREENE AVENUE, WESTMOUNT.P.Q.TEL 932-694 VALUATIONS Alan M itchell M.C., C.M.* WORKS OF ART VALUED AGAINST FIRE - THEFT - DAMAGE (INSTITUTIONS AND PRIVATE COLLECTIONS) 4217 Blvd.De Maisonneuve, Mtl.215 P.Q.Tel.334.7227 ; Also: 932-0014 between 10 a.m.& 2 p.m.Mildon & Morris Inc.Dispensing Opticians New West End Branch 5016 Sherbrooke St.W.487-5131 (Just west of Claremont) 1460 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST SEAFORTH MEDICAL BLDG.MONTREAL 109, QUE.3550 CÔTE DES NEIGES Rd.842-3809 932-6806 .UNIFORMED RADIO EQUIPPED GUARDS PATROL CARS mongoose protection Itd 310 Victoria Ave., Westmount 487-5240 - 24 Hours Complete Janitorial Service (Residential and Industrial) re Combined.(continued from page 1) promisingly the motives of West- mount City Council, saying: \u201cIt seems that Westmount wanted to rid itself of an eternal thorn, The summary of the West- mount section of the \u2018\u2018memoire,\u201d leading to the recommendations above, reads: The urban renewal programe proposed by the City of Westmount covers an area of some 90 acres bounded by Atwater on\u2018the east.Bethune on the west, St.Catherine street on the north and St.Antoine street on the south.In April 1969, after some three years of preparation, the final report of the Westmount Urban Renewal Scheme was submitted to the Quebec Housing Corporation.Although the urban renewal study originated in a concern for the rehousing of citizens displaced by the passage of the Trans-Canada Highway through the southern sector of the city, - -the report contained no firm plan for # a rehousing program.Indeed, it envisaged the destruction of a further 120 dwellings occupied by Wesimouri.families of relatively Machinists (Machine Shop) Bakers i the part of ant Westmounters on the committee Tool and Die Makers Pastry Men throughout the effected area, that the City of Westmount is primarily concerned with land use to change the expansion of the tax base, rather than the retention of its less privileged citizens.While the report states the intent of the City and the Quebec Housing Corporation to subsidize the rental costs of those families \u201cwho desire and are eligible for such assistance\u201d for an initial period, this in no way represents a rehousing program that responds to the needs of the affected community.Many families although of modest income would not be eligible for assistance.They have, however, maintained homes in the area for up to 30 years.With eviction they will suffer hardship in finding accomodation.in an increasingly affluent municipality; they will be driven to find accomodation in areas of future redevelopment; they will face personal disruption in their lives, loss of familiar environment and friends.The committee has studied this question and at the public hearings held June 18 by the Québec Housing the premise of the Sunderland Report \u201cthat the area was not fit for human habitation and divorced from the rest of the Westmount community.Furthermore it presented a series of proposals aimed at improving environmental conditions through rehabilitation of existing property and maintenance incentives.After presenting its brief, the committee received no communication from Québec Housing Corporation, and the approval of the scheme by the legislature was its intimation that its very ligitimate concerns had been rejected.Whereas the stated goals of the Québec Housing Act are the welfare and proper accomodation of society\u2019s less privileged citizens, Westmount urban renewal scheme represents a claim on public funds for the commercial redevelopment of land occupied by low income family dwellings.Westmounters include Rolf Latte, 435 Grosvenor, co-chairman, a member of the council of administration of the Council of Social Agencies; Architect and Planner Raymond T.Affleck, 16 St.George's place; Architect Joseph Baker, McGill University, 1087 Greene avenue; Edward Barkoff, 653 Roslyn avenue, a life trustee of the Allied Jewish Community Services of Montreal; Fred Gross, consultant with United Red Feather Services, 714 Grosvenor avenue; Benoit Marcotte, 7 Park place, engineer with Quebec Housing Corporation, and Ian Ross, real estate valuer with The Royal Trust Company.24 Thornhill avenue.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.4th, 1969 - 19 the residents of Lower West- Corporation, presented the findings Canada Manpower Genire .mount.of its own social, economic and phy- Summary sical survey in the area.It rejected i Department of Manpower and Immigration serving the COMMUNITY in cooperation with THE WESTMOUNT Examiner A Canada Manpower Centre is much more than an employment office.We offer several manpower programs such as occupational training, manpower mobility.Our counsellors are at the service of employers and employees.Consult them.HELP WANTED Auto Mechanics (with card) Alteration Tailors Sewing Machine Operators Automotive Electricians Plumbers (lic.gas) Body men @ Ganada Manpower Centr TELEPHONE NO.879-6680 4018 St.Catherine Street West Westmount 215 SPECIAL APPLIANCE REPAIR CLINIC Upon presentation of this ad our experts will service your SUNBEAM appliances in time for the busy Christmas season \u201cFREE LABOUR\" You Pay For PARTS ONLY OFFER VALID AT THIS BRANCH ONLY wa SHERBROOKE Ask for your FREE nylon spatula or frypan cleaning brush.} SUNBEAM APPLIANCE SERVICE Co.7405 Harley Avenue 489-7509 SUNBEAM HARLEY ELMHURST ST-JACQUES 20 - Thursday, Dec.4th, 1969 Buddy, master catch another Chalk up yet another for Sgt.Walter Richardson and his charge, Westmount Police Dog Buddy.An auto was entered outside 30 Holton avenue about 12:30 am last Saturday.small items stolen from it.At 1:40 am on Mount Pleasant avenue Buddy and his master spotted a suspect, who promptly disappeared.No problem for Buddy.He sniffed out the man.hiding under a car.Saturday morning Paul Ham- merlik.20, of 4361 Wilson avenue, appeared in Court of Sessions downtown and was fined $25 plus a sentence of one day in jail.Mislaid car A car reported stolen in the small hours of Sunday was later reclassified as \u2018\u2018misplaced\u2019\u2019 when Westmount Police located it for the owner.parked on Lewis avenue.Rangers.(continued from page 1) that the park warden had been withdrawn.His Worship said that already \u201cthe message has reached the mayor and aldermen.\u201d Council was attempting to bring down a budget by Dec.16 (required by law before the end of the year) and trying to assure that \u2018\u2018any tax increase be kept to a minimum.\u201d In the trimming.he said, park rangers were considered.\u201cIf citizens feel this is an error.and are willing to pay for this type of service.we'll reconsider.\u201d (In a press conference later.His Worship said he did not know offhand of another municipality between here and Victoria, B.C.which employed park rangers as such.Many, including Montreal.have monitors for specific recreation programs in their parks.Expenses Expenses were a point of very great concern.the mayor conti- - nued.It also was \u201ca source of great pleasure to see this crowd tonight,\u201d he added.pointing out that there are usually only four or five \u2018regulars.\u2018\u201c\u2018We would like to see you here when we do something that you like!\u201d he added.He then said that the matter of the park rangers would be reconsidered, or part-time help such as college students might be considered.This brought Mrs.Michael Drummond, 40 Anwith road.representing the Roslyn Home and School Association, to her feet.She said that with some 700 students at Roslyn School alone.she did not consider part-time help sufficient.She asked the annual cost of the rangers.\u201c$28.236 was the prompt reply of City Manager Norman Da- we, who went on to explain that park rangers were prospective police constables who did this job for from three months to two years before.if suitable.joining the force.She then asked the cost of the conservatory and whether Mr.ASSISTS OMBUNDSMAN: Appointed one of four special assistants to the Quebec ombudsman.Louis Marceau, QC, is Richard B.Holden, 359 Kensington avenue.Lawyer Holden will spend most of his time in the Montreal office of the ombudsman at 1255 Phillips square, to receive individuals who wish to file complaints.Dawe thought flowers more important than children.Ald.Jean Richer intervened.suggesting that Mr.Dawe should not be put in the position of having to make that valuation.After consultation of the accounts, Mr.Dawe said that the cost of the conservatory itsef was difficult to isolate but that it might run to between $10,000 and $12,000.He added that this cost was offset by the produce such as seedlings which were used in every part of the city.Rookies Mrs.William G.H.Doyle.6 Murray avenue.then suggested that children need the presence of a uniform to respect.She didn\u2019t think it right to expose children to some of the \u2018\u2018characters\u201d she had seen in the park.\u201cWe need good rookies\u201d in the police force.she added.Robert J.Cowling.QC.459 Strathcona avenue, agreed that part-timers were not the answer.Whoever is there \u2018\u2018must know the children, the bullies and the bullied.\u201d Surveillance was still needed, and the difference in cost may be inconsequential.he added.Mrs.John R.Fuller, 314 Ro slyn avenue: \u201cIt is terribly important to keep the wardens.If there is anything we as citizens can do.please tell us.\u201d Mayor McEntyre: \u201cWrite the mayor.\u201d Mrs.Fuller: \u2018\u2018Surely we don\u2019t want to splash it all over that Westmount is cutting out its wardens!\u201d The mayor said: The city has maintained an efficient.high level of service for many years.The major portion of the budget is wages.The biggest increase is in police and fire, as in Montreal.Council is considering reduction of 20-old people.including the five park rangers.Everybody must work harder to cover these jobs: for example.the police must now patrol the parks.Mrs.Fuller: Cutting the rangers is not a good economy.Mayor: That's evident.Mrs.Fuller: Lots of people don\u2019t know about this.Should we get them to call you?Don't call! Mayor: Please don't call! We'll do as you wish as long as you are ready to pay for it.Fernand A.Leclaire, 3209 St.Antoine street, who at the Nov.18 council meeting spoke vehemently against the destruction of St.Antoine street homes in West- mount\u2019s urban renewal project, thought it wasteful to replace these houses.He submitted to council photographs of the inside of one home, maintained on an income of less than $4,500 per year.To which Paul Leblanc, a student living at 3129 St.Antoine, added: \u2018Let's save half a million on demolition on St.Antoine and both satisfy the flower lovers and protect the children.\u201d He later stated that there were people on St.Antoine who could not afford to move and accused The Montreal Star.The Gazette and The Westmount Examiner of biased reporting.taking particular ex- - ception to a photograph in the Nov.20 Examiner showing a rear view of St.Antoine street houses (printed alongside one of a front view).William G.H.Doyle.6 Murray avenue.said he could cite a number of incidents in Murray park which were sufficient reason for continuing protection of children there.At this point Mayor McEntyre explained that the Murray and Westmount park rangers had been withdrawn at this time to assure their continued employment in the city's service: one to a job in the police station and the other in a city parking lot.This was done now to assure that these positions were not otherwise filled in the meantime and hurting the wardens concerned.Mr.Hobbes again spoke.He asked if.in situations like this.\u201cCould the city not fly a kite?Is it necessary to do these things without announcing them?\u201d The mayor categorically stated that this was the first time in his seven years on city council that there had been any question from the public on a budget item.The budget was available at city hall.atany time, for anyone to see.Remiss Mrs.Doyle.however.thought it \u201cremiss\u201d of the city to lay off the wardens without notice.To which His Worship responded that the warden concerned in Murray park was a long-time city employee to whom the city had given an alternative position.Mrs.Porteous.declared that many persons using Murray park were not Westmounters.Mrs.Barnes (the warden) knew them, who belonged and who didn\u2019t.\u2018She even knows the dog\u2019s names!\u201d To which Mrs.Drummond retorted that it surely was undemocratic to differentiate between persons using the parks.A.Durand.3203 St.Antoine street, then complained of rubbish being dumped behind the houses on St.Antoine, which showed up unfavorably in a picture in The Examiner.Could this area not be made into a park.he asked?General Manager Dawe said that both the city and unknown contractors had dumped fill along the Selby street expropriation area.But the city had been avoiding unnecessary expenditure in the area in the uncertainty over construction of the Trans-Cana- da Highway.And last to speak was Ken Banks who said that.though he was not a Westmounter.he was employed by the Family Service Association whose offices are on St.Catherine street in West- mount.His concern was for the families in the St.Antoine area because he felt they should not be displaced.Discussion was concluded at 9:11 pm.: YOUR FAMILY COAT OF ARMS HAND ENGRAVED CUFF LINKS FOR SEALING IN HEAVY SOLID GOLD 14 kt.OR STERLING SILVER FOR LADIES AND GENTS PRE-CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 14 kt.Gold $139.00 Sterling Silver $79.00 Two weeks delivery GE > Bavid Kueer & Bon 1421 MACEAY $7 MONTIIAL IOV QUE [ LRTV SPECIALIST ZENITH - ADMIRAL SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS Ee Lis UN TRES ER PIZZA IS GREAT \u201cPIZZA PLUS\" THE GREATEST AND ONLY PIAZZA TOMASSO HAS IT DELIVERY IN WESTMOUNT 739-5555 4910 Sherbrooke St.W.486-5012 THINKING ABOUT A SALES MEETING?CONFERENCE?SEMINAR?REASONABLE RATES Call VICTORIA HALL 935-8531 Westmount, Quebec EE PHONE OR WRITE VINCE ALARY Former Town of Mount Royal and Westmount Building Contractor.c/o H.KEITH LTD., REALTOR 3835 SHEPPARD AVE.EAST, AGINCOURT, TORONTO, ONT.AR PHONE: 416-291-7541 \u201cMOVING TO TORONTO'} Lo /æe | 2 _æ "]