The Westmount examiner, 18 décembre 1969, jeudi 18 décembre 1969

[" THIS HEARTY LAUGH suggests a happy event.The story and more pictures of Westmount Fireman $.Trepanier's mer- ment appear on page Burglar caught in act; guilty Wilhelm T-ayne, 39, of 747 At- water avenue.pleaded guilty of breaking and entry in Westmount Municipal Court yesterday morning, only hours after he was discovered by Westmount Police hiding under some rubber matting in the Aviron garage at 3035 St.Antoine street.A patrolling policeman found a, door insecure which showed signs of forced entry.He called for more officers and they searched the building.Layne was remanded for sentence later.Yet another Another indecent assault, on a boy of 11, was reported in the washroom of .a service station at Grosvenor and Sherbrooke late Monday afternoon.Dis-credited À woman was arrested in Alexis Nihon Plaza last Thursday evening when she attempted to use a lost credit card not her own.Vol.XXXVII, No.48 + UPPEL While an overall average increase of 6 percent in taxes must be collected to give Westmount a balanced 1970 budget, it could be many weeks before local property owners know the mill rate to be levied and their individual taxes.If it is anv consolation.the flood of over 1.500 appeals on the generally drastically increased valuations of Westmount properties this autumn for next vear\u2019s tax purposes could mean a respite for all citizens in paying their taxes, whatever they may turn out to be.The board of revision this week was engaged in only its second several-day series of hearings.At the rate they are proceeding, the revisers could be well into the New Year before they hand down decisions to individuals and produce a final assessment roll from which the millrate can be determined.The taxable properties of the city, which by 1969 assessments totalled $228.000,000, were revalued upward by an overall -average of 35 percent to $309.- 000,000 on the city assessor\u2019s controversial 1970 roll.For this year\u2019s balanced budget.City Council last vear struck a mill rate of 19.5, or $1.95 per $100 of valuation.This was achieved on Dec.30 last year.It represented an increase of 2 mills, or 11.4 percent, over the year previous.To raise the additional amount estimated for 1970 expenditures.up 6 percent.on the full new valuation, the new tax rate would be 15.5 mills.This is the lowest it could be.On the other hand, if the board were to throw out the new roll an unlikely event \u2014 which would leave valuations where they had (continued on page 31) NEXT WEEKS' WEATHER By ERIC NEAL December 18 to 27 Blue skies and sunshine are usual from four days before each Full Moon to three days after.Therefore this week we can count upon very cold, bright days with maybe a sprinkling of snow on Christmas Day and Boxing Day.Easing temperatures toward the end of the week will bring fog and soft snow for the Cantons, powder or granular snow for the Laurentians and northern counties, with sunny periods.St Lawrence will freeze over from Three The Rivers to Bersimis.Skiing conditions fair this weekend, then deteriorating everywhere.December 25 to January 3 Extremely cold with heavy snowfalls (5 to 7\") to open this holiday period which almost invariably ends with a partial thaw.Clouding for the middle of the week with cold easterly, then mild southwesterly gale winds, as is usual for this moon Last Quarter period.That means fog, rain, siest and wet snow for many places.Thermometer marking 35°F.some days, even 40°F.around Montreal, also Kingston and Ottawa regions.Temperature range, Ste Agathe, Quebec and Sherbrooke, \u201415 and 35°F; Rivière-du-Loup and North shore, \u201420 and 30 to 35°F.aL D aotnique pe \u201c\\ Making not jus LEGISLATY noTet QUEBETH $ Ni 4 Shveuents (|) ® À ° CANADA * pe on vour home t.18th, 1969\u2019 10: Our next issue will be published Tuesday.Dec.30 > _ = # THIS NON-YULE SCENE in Westmount Park yesterday, only a week before Christmas Eve, has all the marks of a snowless early winter.The gaunt trees, the drained ponds, the unbeautiful snow-fencing and the closed-u kiosk (centre background) not now serving the youth for whom it was built-all present a grey and chilly scene despite a bright December sun.Perhaps, the fond hope, the scene may change to clean, seasonal white come Christmas day.Woman injured in hill crash The quiet of Roslyn avenue, just above Sherbrooke street, was broken at 3:55 am Sunday when a 1967 Ford, driven by Melvin Rothman, 10 Bellevue avenue, proceeding south downhill.collided with the parked 1965 Pontiac of Prof.René St.Louis of 5643 Cote des Neiges.Mrs Rothman was taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital by Westmount Police patrol car for treatment of cuts, bruises and bumps on the forehead.The cars between them suffered an estimated $2.200 damage.Schoolboy bitten by rat on street An eight-year-old pupil of Roslyn School reported through Principal Kneeland Friday that.while enroute back to school from lunch.he had stopped to play in the snow opposite 536 Cote St.Antoine road when a rat ran out and bit him on the right index finger.The youngster is undergoing anti-rabies treatment.Bulb-snatch The first report of the annual series of thefts of outdoor Christmas tree lihts came in to Westmount Police Sunday morning from Churchill avenue.Not our fight A fight in a corridor of Alexis Nihon Plaza late last Thursday night was referred by Westmount Police to their colleagues\u201d in Montreal.in whose territory the fisticuffs took place.Sy à 7 Se Let there be light! In the midst of the public discussion at Monday night's council meeting.a citizen made an allusion to \u2018\u2019not paying electricity bills\u201d - and the lights went out.Debate continued for about 20 minutes under emergency lights \u2014 used in the chamber for the first time \u2014 while a transformer supplying city hall was being repaired.Then another citizen got up and had just introduced himself, \u201cMy name is Lord.\u201d and the lights went on.Laughter.There is a mixture of what businesses will be open or shut Boxing Day in Westmount.However, so far as city services are concerned all but essential activities will be shut down.The library closes at 1 pm Christmas Eve, through Christmas Day and Boxing Day.but will be open Saturday from 10am to 6 pm.There will be no garbage collections Thursday or Friday, either.Areas normally serviced those days will have pickups Saturday.City Hall will be shut from Christmas Eve to the following Monday.The Examiner office will likewise be closed from the Eve to Monday.but Weekly Adservice will be open on Friday, Boxing Day, for receipt of Classified Ads.Next issue of The Examiner will be published Tuesday, Dec.30, in lieu of the normal Thursday publication day.Rocket fuel experiment fells boy Thirteen-year-old Danny Kings- bury won't know until his bandages are removed at the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital if he has suffered any loss of sight and how it may affect his ambition and interest in chemistry.He was pursuing that interest last Saturday evening about 7:20 o'clock when an explosion occurred in his basement laboratory at 131 Clandeboye avenue.According to the police report, Danny \u2014 who belongs to the Model Rocket Club at College St.Viateur in Outremont \u2014 was doing an experiment making rocket fuel.Among the chemicals he had mixed in a plastic container were phosphorous, red amorphus: manganese.aluminum and zinc metal powders.potassium chlorate and sulphur.Sprawled When he shook the mixture, a blast occurred which was felt by his father on the top floor.Danny's brother was first on the scene, finding him spraled on the Floor, his shirt torn.The father and a friend took him to the nearby children\u2019s hospital, having called Montreal Police, who relayed the message to Westmount.There was no fire.He is reported to have suffered extensive second-degree burns to the face, chest and both hands in addition to the undetermined damage to his eyes. PILI 005 050 0 A DIE LS LOL M 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.18th, 1969 Westmounter in Britain: TO OUR WONDERFUL FRIENDS, OLD AND NEW We extend our sincere appreciation for their consideration and past patronage .earnest wishes for a HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON.WESTMOUNT ROOFING Lid.René Guitard, President 1975 Notre-Dame St, Lachine 637-2308 and most VOYAGES ANEX + 20Eigin © PLACE BONAVENTURE \u20ac MONTREAL 114 PANEX, Inc.for TRAVEL Today every one talks low cost travel.Low cost travel there is, indeed, and PANEX competes with the best.But there remain those who are prepared to make an important investment in time and money to ensure the absolute in itinerary detail, comfort, authoritative assistance and guidance.For those discrimating travellers PANEX offers programmes of the highest quality.For example - a grand tour of the Indian subcontinent this coming February and agoin in September - a month of touring in India, Nepal, Ceylon, Iran - also several days in London.The cost is around $4,500.00 for each of two persons travelling together.Naturally every item is included, even \u201ca la carte\u201d dining everywhere and the travel facilities are categorically the finest.We invite you to call our Miss Jacqueline Gallagher to discuss this or another travel project, at 878-4691.PANEX, Inc.- a career group of travel experts ! P.S.For the budget-minded: about $75.00 will rent a luxury houseboat (& persons) for a week, complete with meals and servants (three or four!) in romantic Srinagar, Kashmir.BY STEPHEN SCHOFIELD CANADA HOUSE.London: In The Montreal Star Mr.Dalton Camp writes 2bout \u2018Tory power brokers who allegedly unseated Mr.Diefenbaker.One is John Bassett, publisher of The (Toronto) Telegram.\u201d Apparently Mr.Camp needs a little illumination.Who in Mr.Camp\u2019s lifetime held power in Canada longer than anyone else?King.And this with at least two-thirds of the Canadian press against him.Who in Mr.Camp's lifetime remained in power in the U.§S.longer than anyone else?F.D.Roosevelt.And this with at least four-fifths of the American press against him.Here in London the best of Fleet Street editors tell me they cannot swing voters.So what difference does it make whether Mr.Bassett or any other publishers support this or that politician?Bassett supported Bassett.What happened to him?It would seem safer to be without press support.especially Bassett\u2019s.That is point one for Mr.Camp.Michael Wardell Concerning Brig.Michael Wardell.publisher of the (Fredericton.N.B.) Daily Gleaner.Mr.Camp says \u201chis voluntary incursions into politics have become almost monotonously disastrous\u201d.On this point Mr.Camp may be right.For Mr Wardell is now an old man.Mr.Camp may not know that Mr.Wardell.in his prime.relinquished a top job here as managing-editor of The (London) Evening Standard, departed from a large and beautiful estate, bought a dead-duck paper in a relatively poor part of Canada.lured an able editor from The (Montreal) Gazette.hired a staff of New Brunswickers.paid them well, moved himself into a pokey little apartment Dapper Dandy Dalton Camp over a dry-cleaners in Fredericton.and founded what has since become a first- class Canadian magazine.The Atlantic Advocate.Rare Whatever Wardell may have now become.he has for years.many of his best years, by means of these two publications.radiated contagious concern for deaf children.crippled children.lax hospitals: cheated workmen.snob doctors.stricken fisherman\u2019s families.ponies for children: potatoes.fish, lumber.copper: a corn cob hop at the YMCA.the electrical harnessing of Passamaquodly Bay.and the little old lady who lost her glove.I know.I was there.Anyone who tries to do anything encounters oppositions.One MPP.oozing vitriol in the House, said Wardell should be horse-whipped down the streets.Wardell was too good a journalist not to use the story.I put a heading on it.And he wrote an editorial challenging him to come out of the House.After that, the MPP was mute.As a rule a publisher or editor reads an article or item.usually a casual matter to him.He reckons the appeal to this or that section of readers and allots space accordingly.Not Wardell.The item.whatever it is, grips him.even a nature study group for Girl Guides.To him it is vital and everyone must know about it.This is a rare quality.Political In smokey back rooms and at dinners in smart hotels, in conversations on trains and planes where brokers juggle reputations, he may have failed.But whatever he has tried to achieve, however often un- (continued on page 36) \"Do bike D de\u201d HAVE A MERRY PREPAID \u2018CHRIS Join C and D's 1970 Christmas Club.TMAS ER You'll also receive two lovely Christmas candles, free \u2014 with the best wis hes of.THE MONTREAL CITY AND SAVING DISTRICT S BANK The Bank that Cares 4848 SHERBROOKE W.! | | 866- 4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS\u2019'N.CITY Ul a 6 PEI No.doing i e The following building permits were issued at Westmount City Hall during the past week: Dec.10 4462 de Maisonneuve: for Mrs.F.G.R.Watten by Mr.Gaulin.replacing fixture.nominal: Dec.11 545 Lansdowne: for Mrs.C.L.Burgess by Geo.Lonpré Lté.repair gas leak.$20: Dec.12 95 Arlington: for A.O.Aitken by L.Popiel Reg'd.and K.Ru- minski.changes to rear porch and balcony, $2.000: 5 de Casson: for Dr.F.Twee- die by Lewis Conway Plumbing.replace fixture in kitchen.$400: 60 Somerville: for R.F.Dur- ley by Thomas Bain Plumber.alterations to kitchen, $3,500: 4265 Dorchester: (Gaunt residence) for Federal Government by Hampton Enterprises.demolition of 1 building, 1 dwelling: 4557 Sherbrooke: (Suite 41) for The Royal Trust Co.by H.A.Egan & Sons, replacing gas stove.$20 4921 Sherbrooke: (Suite 1) for Mrs.Harding by W.J.Barber (1969) Reg'd.replacing gas stove.$20.City cancels lease for TV camera site Cancelling of a lease between the city and the Canadian Pacific Railway Company for the traffic-surveillance TV camera location at Westmount Station.- commanding the Glen intersection, was approved Monday night by city council.Posters hung on Cenotaph Just before midnight Sunday a \u201cWestmount Police patrol came upon a small crowd of young people.who turned out to number 17 by police coynt, affixing posters to the Westmount Cenotaph and to the outside walls of the nearby city hall.The posters, which included ones like this one, IF YOU WANT IT Happy Christmas from John & Yoko were transported to the site by a Volkswagen bus registered to a radio station which is based in Westmount.Most of the 17 were residents of Montreal\u2019s Atwater-Dorchester Fort area, but included a West- mount girl, a Town of Mount Royal youth and another from La- chine.It is illegal to display posters without a permit in Westmount and, in any event.Westmount authorities say it is unlikely they would allow anyone to deface either spot chosen for this exercise, particularly the city\u2019s war memorial.wir tar, rantle shop CHOOSE FROM A OF DOMESTIC CANDLES AND 344A (between Maisonneuve WIDE SELECTION AND IMPORTED HOLDERS Victoria Ave.and Sherbrooke Sts) Thursday, Dec.18th, 1969 - 3 Renault pays apartment visit via front window Miss A.Miller.300 Lansdowne avenue, was sitting in her basement apartment front room Saturday evening just before 6:30 pm chatting with her visitor.Miss A.Taylor.Suddenly.they said afterward.they thought a bomb had exploded.Glass suddenly sprayed into the room.onto the chesterfield.A lamp was broken.Then they realized a car had crashed into a 3-by-5-foot alu- minum-frame window.It was the 1966 Renault of J.Rene Rochfort.55, of 4032 Grey avenue.who said his brakes failed.His car mounted the northwest corner.paying the unexpected visit on the two ladies.No one was injured.City to charge schools, others for rink, fields School authorities and other groups which make use of the artificial ice rink and major playing fields are in for a surprise.Included in the City of West- mount\u2019s 1970 budget is $7,500 anticipated revenue from charges for use of these recreation facilities: $6.000 for the rink and $1.500 for the fields.Rates are yet to be determined, but are expected to be in line with similar charges made by other municipalities City authorities feel that the cost of maintenance, mounting each year.\u2019 of these facilities should be shared by others who rely on them.So far as schools are concerned, the charges would not be applied until the next shcool year since it is recognized that school board budgets are already made up for the current school year.Took car Two juveniles spotted by West- mount Police in a car at Bethune and St.Catherine streets at 12:51 am Saturday were found to be from Longueuil where, subsequent investigation revealed, the car had been stolen two days earlier.Vehicle and youths were turned over to the South Shore municipality\u2019s officers.=.Don't try to peer through fog driving.You won't be able to see very far.and the strain will only make you tense.Instead, concentrate on the right hand side of the road.Use your headlights \u2014 day or night.The low beam will give you the best visibility if the fog is heavy.Tap your brakes whenever you intend to stop or slow down.Your taillights wili flash and warn the driver behind you.Most important, take your time.When conditions are so bad that safe driving is impossible, pull well off the road and stop.Park in a safe place until the weather improves.ir: WATCH REPAIRS Estate Pieces Purchased ESTABLISHED 1899 OHMAN\u2019S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.WE.3.4046 Un-watched Theft of a watch was reported from 4557 Sherbrooke street west Saturday evening.) .Mountain Street of Sherbrooke | VICTOR 2-4444 3 FLORIDA BOUND?Fly to Florida or anywhere in North America \u2014 ond arrange to have your car delivered by calling Montreal Drive Away Service.A bonded driver will deliver your car + to your destination \u2014 he will pick it up ot a your home \u2014 giving you a chance to meet # him before leaving.Montreal Drive Away Service's drivers are carefully screened and selected.References available on request.Call Paul B.Smith MONTREAL DRIVE AWAY SERVICE Ltd.4018 St.Catherine St.West 93 7-281 6 Westmount Est.1963 CALL ANYTIME =, | We're open Christmas and New Year's Day and will be serving o traditional Holiday Dinner .turkey with all the trimmings.or if you prefer, there will be a choice of other main courses .plus a variety of delicious desserts that will please every mem- ; ber of the family.Have a Merry Christmas and A Happy New: # Year's Dinner here.Open from 11 a.m.to 9 p.m.\u201cOLD COLONY\u201d RESTAURAN {Formerly Macy's) 4855 Sherbrooke St.West cor.Victoria ® Plenty of Free Parking nearby Also operating the 1390\" Restaurant, 1350 Sherbrooke West and the \u201c555\u201d Restaurant, 555 Derchester West, We aise cater for woddings, parties, etc. THE WESTMOUNT IR A711 12 Meking net just your house but all of Westmount your hame Published Every Thursday by J.W.Sancton & Sons 4630 St.Catherine Street West Westmount 215, P.Q.Editorial Accounting Circulation Display Advertising Departments 932-3157 Classified Advertising 8.30 a.m.to 5 p.m.weekdays (To 10.00 p.m.Mondays and Tuesdays) 931-7511 The Examiner aims to be an independent.clean newspaper tor the home.devoted to public ser: vice.Mail Subsiriptions: S3.50 per year: $2.00 hall rear.Fen cents a cops.Member of the Canadian Weeldy Newspapers Association, Quebec Weekly Newspapers Association Second class mail registration number 1760 4 - Thursday, Dec.18th, 1969 Miraculous temptation This isn\u2019t a particularly \u201cChristmasy\u2019\u2019 editorial - unless shopping and the poor and the tempted among us are in that vein.As of this week.our tally has it that there have been 177 cases of shoplifting before Westmount Municipal Court this year.all originating in one store: the Miracle Mart in Alexis Nihon Plaza.By a wide margin, these 177 cases are more than any other category of complaint heard in the local court with the exception of traffic offences \u2014 and traffic hasn't outstripped shoplifting by much of a margin.: It is about time to ask the question: why?Let us first agree that any large store is subject to customer pilfering.(The News, St John) The racial problems which our neighbours have been experiencing have left many Canadians with deep concern and sympathy.On the whole, however, they have felt a sense of detachment from these events and have been fervently thankful that the riots and discontent have not spread to our own cities.This sense of complacency.this feeling that it couldn't happen here.is dangerous and misplaced.We should instead be thankful for the fact that we have been warned of the dire consequences of ignoring such issues.\u201c Canada is not free from the taint of discrimination.Ask any negro who lives in one of our larger cities.Here it is just a matter of degree, for in the city of Montreal there is a coloured population of only about fifteen thousand and their difficulties are more easily hidden than if they numbered ten times as many.Forgetting for the moment the negro population we should search our conscience to learn if we are satisfied with the treatment afforded another minority coloured\u2019 group.the Indians.The discrimination against this group is more easily dected and fonded on What do you think?Miracle Mart depends a great deal on the self-service principle: minimum of clerks and seemingly even fewer cashiers.This particular store has a reputation as a place to get needed or desired items free, albeit illegally.It's record at catching lifters, unfortunately, has not spread so wide, among either the hard-up or the shifty.What we say, in short, is this is a store of temptation.Which would be entirely its management's business if it were not for the fact that it is throwing a disproportionate load on the Westmount taxpayer in terms of preoccupation of our police, our court officers and their time \u2014 which is money.vour and ours as well as Miracle Mart\u2019s.SAY similar misguided prejudices.It is difficult to understand how an otherwise intelligent man, can still base opinions on such stupidities as.for example, the widely held belief.that alcohol affects an Indian differenly from a \u201cWhite\u201d man.This opinion is medically unsound.historically incorrect.and tangibly untrue and yet it is upon such beliefs that we attempt to justify our bigotry.When we fall into the trap of believing that all is well in the best of all possible societies let us start to count how many negreos we see on our local poi- ice force.how many play hockey on NHL.you may recall the struggle with negroes had in the south to become acceptable as basebal players.how many of our negroes are relegated to the menial or servile (tasks.and how many of them are foremen or branch managers.If we wish to escape the consequences of ignoring the problem we must make a start on the solution today.Examine your prejudices.analyse their basis, and then try to find if they are justified.Begin with your own prejudices and then make sure that they are rooted our from the local You Say School chairman praises the police Director of Public Safety.Westmount Police Dapartment.21 Stanton, street.Westmount 217.Qué.Dear Mr.Harper: I would like to express my gratitude to the Westmount Police Department.and in particular to the constable involved, for the manner in which they assisted my son, Billy Wood, who was involved in an accident while coasting at Murray Park on Sunday.Dec.7.While coasting at Murray Park.Billy crashed into the snow fence barrier at the foot of the hill, suffering fairly severe lacerations to his face and mouth.He was able to walk to the park ranger at the top of the hill who immediately informed the West- mount Police.The constable arrived very quickly and instead of taking Billy direct to the Montreal Childrens\u2019 Hospital, brought him to my home at 3244 The Boulevard, so that he could be accompanied to the hospital by his mother.This was about 10:30 in the morning.The constable displayed commendable patience and courtesy to my son and my wife.I would like to bring this matter to your attention as I feel this kind of personal attention so often rendered by your department goes unnoticed by the citizenry at large.The policeman in question (Car 5 or Car 60) delivered Billy to the emergency ward of the Montreal Children\u2019 Hospital at about 10:45 where he received proper medical attention, including a number of stitches to his mouth.Would you please extend to the constable in question my sincere appreciation for his compassion and courtesy.Yours truly.W.T.Wood council.the Provincial legislatures.the labour unions and the Rotary Club.What we have is not a \u201cblack\u201d problem or a \u201cwhite\u201d problem but a human problem which will only be solved when we accept the fact that there is but one species of \u2018\u2019homo sapiens\u201d and that ve are all brothers under the skin.HON.C.M.DRURY says.A minister for science?If there are some people who are unsure of my cabinet position (or even if my position makes me a cabinet minister) there are undoubtedly many more who are unaware of the responsibilities I have with respect to science in - the present Government.I am chairman of the cabinet committee on science policy and technology.formally called the Privy Council committee on scientific and industrial research.This committee is responsible for co-ordinating the federal government's scientific and technological efforts.One of the reasons for its relative obscurity lies in the fact that until very recently the Privy Council committee has been more or less inactive.It is really quite remarkable that science in the federal government flourished in recent years without having any real impetus or \u2018spark plug\u201d as the Glassco commission put it) in the federal cabinet.The cabinet.itself.with assistance from the Treasury Board and the National Research Council, invariably decided the direction our scientific effort would take.The Glassco commission on government organization in 1963 concerned itself briefly with the federal government's machinery for determining science policy.It concluded that there was very little machinery and what there was had been largely inoperative for some time.The Privy Council committee on scientific and industrial research, as I mentioned.isa case in point.The Glassco commission came up with several recommendations, one of which envisaged the proposed president of the Treasurer Board as being responsible for scientific policy.Ideally.the commissionners would have liked the prime minister to be responsible for such an important matter.but realized that his existing responsibilities would not permit him to devote sufficient energies to the formulation of government science policy.The proposed president of the Treasury Board M.P.Q.J.RICHARD HYDE alsc says.Two thousand years ago, the Christ child brought to our earth a great message of peace.love and good will to all men.The message of Christmas also teaches us the lesson of humility before the supreme being in the form of a delicate and tiny infant.Humility is therefore a fundamental teaching of the spirit of Christmas.It is a time to help and to understand our fellow-man without distinction as to class, race.colour or creed.It is a time to dwell upon the great forces which bind us together.and to see what can be done to eliminate those forces which would tend to tear us apart.It is a time to put aside proud notions and prejudices.and to seek out more humane policies that will bring together the wealthy and the poverty-stricken.those who have had the privilege of education and those who have been deprived.It is a time especially to think of those whose lives may have been saddened by recent illness.misfortune or bereavement.It is in the foregoing spirit that 1 welcome this opportunity to extend to one and all my sincere good wishes for a very Merry Christmas and for a happy.prosperous and fruitful New Year.Dick Hyde appeared a logical choice.for he would presumably be a senior cabinet minister, but without any specific departmental responsibilities.Present This is precisely the way matters stand at the present.When I left the department of industry in 1968, I brought to the presidency of the Treasury Board my responsibilities as chairman of the Privy Council committee on scientific and industrial research.I might point out that this state of affairs resulted from chance rather than by design.for the government is still considering that particular recommendation of the Glassco commission.As I have mentioned previously, there is considerable agitation within the Canadian Science community for a minister solely responsible for science policy.Many feel that the role of a financial administrators is incompatible with that of a spokesman for scientific activity.Well, there is some merit to this argument, particularly if one is an advocate of pure research.However, it is my firm belief that almost all scientific activity must be geared or related to our various programs and goals for society.Scientific research is of much more value to you and me if it can be applied to the tasks at hand.If the government decides, for financial reasons, that it must concentrate its resources in five areas rather than spread them thinly over 15 or 20 areas, then it wants to make certain that the great part of our scientific activity relates to these five areas.In June of this year.I had an excellent opportunity to set out the federal government's views on scientific research and development.The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, which has been carry out comprehensive studies of various countries\u2019 science policies.turned to Canada in 1968.Having completed their study and having presented their recommendations, (one of which envisaged a minister for science with no departmental responsibilities) they invited me, as well as other representatives from government or government- sponsored scientific bodies, to attend a \u201cconfrontation\u201d meeting in Paris.It was hardly that; more like a quiz show.But the meeting enable me to set out one of the .principal arguments against the appointment of a minister for science.Important If you acknowledge the fundamental importance of science.then it is imperative that a spokesman for science in the government be an influential man: that is, a senior cabinet minister.Traditionally in the federal government, the senior ministers are those with the greatest departmental responsibilities.It is, therefore, unlikely that the prime minister would delegate responsibility for science policy to a senior colleague with no other portfolio.Moreover.if this function were assumed by a junior member of the cabinet.probably a minister without portfolio.it would seem highly ur- (continued on page 7) Eo A EE La rar Se mm ry a te bi rm EE EE J TE | i J a rm a mt me TEI ea BT a ay ere were they going à: \"The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week: eee Dec.9 3:03 pm: 4918 Sherbrooke.hot light fixture: 3:04 pm: 36 Summit crescent.defective electric junction box.corn broom on fire in garage: 11:50 pm: Greene & de Mai- sonneuve.persons asphyxiated in car (see separate story.this week and last): Dec.10 Nil; \u2018 x, Dec.11 3:14 am: 470 Argyle.stuck oorbell buzzer : Dec.12 9:20 am: 458 Victoria.clothes dryer smoking: 1 pm: 4322 Montrose, furnace pipe loose at chimney.fumes in house: 3 pm: 256 Kensington; smell of gas.gas meter recently changed.10:59 pm: 312 Kensington.fuel oil leak: Dec.13 5:10 pm: 351 Oliver.blown fuse: 7:09 pm: 4333 Sherbrooke.(city hall) blown fuse: 7:19 pm: 300 Lansdowne.cover broken window (see traffic accident story): 7:20 pm: 131 Clandeboye.chemical explosion, boy injured (see separate story): 7:39 pm: 4333 Sherbrooke, (city hall) blown fuse: Dec.14 12:55 am: 4843 St.Catherine.garbage fire; 11:56 am: 633 Belmont, blocked drain: Dec.15 7 am: 3617 The Boulevard.delayed furnace ignition: 9:30 am: 4333 Sherbrooke.(city hall) no power in building (see separate story).he perfect Christmas 4 Tree 'twould seem Is one whichis A plumber's dream.JOHN WATSON (QUEBEC) LTD.C.Grainger Tomkinson | PLUMBING & HEATING \u2018 CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE & Service & Quotations on request { 348 VICTORIA AVE.487-1760 ros prota free prota.oe presi.Wee pros.loa praca.roe Prose ioe prams. LIBRE LA .lodgings for a week, he would understand \u201cLA LIBRE,\u2019 a paper which proclaims itself published by the Confederation of National Trade Unions, was distributed door-to- door in Westmount this week featuring on eight- column picture of the Aberdeen avenue home of George Daly.The Suspicion of car turns up a theft Shortly before 7 o'clock Sunday morning patrolling West- mount officers spotted a 1967 Chrysler at Clarke and Sherbrooke, the driver appearing hesitant.It proceeded up Cote St.Antoine, still uncertainly: so the policemen stopped it at Roslyn Avenue.The driver could not produce a registration and it was noted that an extra ignition lock-swich had been fitted.Investigation showed the car | George Daly's Minor rash of breaks Several breaking-and-entries or attempts were reported to West- mount Police over the past week.Not much was taken from Office 603 at 345 Victoria avenue Thursday.and an incident in an apartment at 4300 de Maisonneu- ve boulevard west Friday.may prove to be a matter of some cash mislaid.Reports of burglaries came in quick succession early Saturday morning from 22 de Casson road and 4303 Montrose avenue.Little appeared to be missing in both cases.And Tuesday at 5:35 pm a security guard in 1 Westmount Square found the door of Suite 1180 damaged.but entry was not achieved.strike-closed operations of the Daly & Morin firm Fe Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Bee Bh 950 - 5 Dawson damage Dawson College authorities laid a complaint of wilful damage to two washroom disinfectant dispensers.loss $20., at 12:12 am Saturday.Blamed are six youths who entered the college about 11:30 pm Friday.refusing to pay admission to an event featuring Poet Irving Lay- ton.They had left when the damage was discovered.\u2018My old man don't care\u2019 - boys of 8 Concensus of four eight-year- old boys.picked up by West- mount Police hanging around in Alexis Nihon Plaza at 11:30 o'clock last Monday night, appear- .ed to be expressed by one who told an officer: \u2018My old man don\u2019t care.\u201d in Lachine are about to be moved to Cornwall.The publicity paper draws a comparison between Mr.Daly's home and that of one of his employees {lower right).ON HAND PAINTED WALL PLAQUE 10\" x 14\" in Frame $29.95 Delivery for Xmas had been stolen the day before in Montreal.to whose police both vehicule and occupants were turned over.Taxi-stab A Westmount taxi driver appeared at the Reddy Memorial Hospital Sunday evening with a stab wound in his hand.West- mount Police were called but when it was learned the incident had occurred in downtown Montreal, the case was handed over to the big-city authorities.1421 MACKAY $1, MONTREAL 1OF, QUIL.845.3012 YOUR FAMILY COAT OF ARMS The Silver Shadow Convertible * ROLLS-ROYCE $33,860 This convertible, in Brewster Green, is a most luxurious and personal Rolls-Royce.The coachwork is custom made by the London coachbuilding firm of H.J.Mulliner, Park Ward Limited.Ten hides are required for the exquisite leather upholstery and fourteen coats of lacquer cover the body.It's .for only one .the one special person at Christmas.Please call Mr.George William Reeves at 636-4410 for an appointment.ROLLS ROLLS-ROYCE {(Montrecl) Limited ROYCE 11355 Cote de Liesse Road, Dorval : : | : | | | | lo] 2 ser [area Zs CELEBRATE | CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S at the Ritz Carlton CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S DAYS IN THE OVAL ROOM LUNCH AND DINNER FROM NOON TO 9:00 P.M.MUSICAL TRIO i $6.50 PER PERSON ; | i i i NEW YEAR\u2019S EVE PETIT CAFE AT NIGHT \u2014 DINNER DANCE $35.00 PER COUPLE ALL TAXES INCLUDED JOE SETTANA TRIO PIANO STYLINGS \u2014 PAMELLA BLAIR For Reservations: 842-4212 | 2 | i x x i J £ 3 x ; ; 3 | 3 8 A A I 05a A OO OO OI ESS ES PS DS ESC VS ol [x MEER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS .Give Enjoyment The Year \u2018round Ea Here you will find thousands of gift suggestions for the music lover at specially reduced prices for christmas giving.Choose from the largest selection of GUITARS - DRUMS - ACCORDIANS - HARMONICAS - TRUMPETS - BANJOS - MUSIC STANDS - METRONOMES - MUSIC CASES - BOOKS - FOLIOS AND MANY OTHER MUSIC ACCESSORIES.Deate MUSICAL SUPPLIES LTD.\u201cCANADA'S LARGEST MUSICAL SUPPLY HOUSE\" NOW IN THEIR NEW ENLARGED SHOWROOM CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AT 8355 LABARRE 733-5367 t's important to choose your musical instrument carefully, expert advice is invaluable, Th The staff at PEATE'S are all skilled musicians, and are well qualified to help choose an instrument.AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES Whe +e bres Lower Westmount citizens crowd council chamber, talk renewal Nearly 60 citizens, almost all Lower Westmounters, Monday might overflowed the council chamber into the city hall lobby.They listened quietly while city council enacted yet another by-law, an enabling measure for $4,313,300 worth of expenditure on the Westmount Urban Renewal Plan.Then, sparked by a go-easy appeal to council by their own representative.Ald.Douglas Robertson, half a score of them \u2014 some several times on their feet \u2014 fired questions or statements at the city fathers for the better part of an hour.The by-law produced nothing new: it was adopted at the behest of the Québec Housing Corpo ration as a preliminary to any contract between the city and the corporation for proceeding with the scheme to refurbish or rebuild a wide swath across the bottom of the city.And the conversation dissipated some heat of the residents but likewise, brought forth little that was new.Assurances It brought forth, once again, from Mayor Peter M.McEntyre assurances that the city has \u201cno intentions of doing anything south of the CPR tracks in any manner, shape or form until such time as a program for the development of the area is received by city hall, studied by city hall and approved by city hall \u2014 at which time the city will have to provide permanent accommodation to the residents to the satisfaction of the Québec Housing Corporation.\u2018\u2019The way you must look at the program.\u201d he reiterated.\u2018is that two things must happen si- \u2018 simultaneously: 1) there must be a suitable development proposed and 2) there must be suitable alternative accommodation.\u201d This brought forth from Fernand Leclaire, a spokesman for St.Antoine street residents, a declaration that the people of his area feel insecure.He urged a decision, one way or another.\u201cnow\u201d.Not so easy, replied the mayor.The city has sent in a team of inspectors in the past week to report on actual conditions.The city, he said, is to enforce the building code as outlined in the original renewal by-law and enable owners to repair major faults.He did not think tenants would move out, as Mr.Leclaire and others feared.\u201cWestmount is proud of these citizens,\u201d he declared, even as they are proud of being Westmount- ers.Application Ald.Robertson opened his remarks by saying he did not agree with opponents who said urban renewal is not of any use.It was, he said, of potential great value to the community.The problem was in application.It boiled down in this case to two things, he said: 1) the role of the city in providing for a development for general revenue purposes and 2) use of public funds for the purpose.\u201cWhat do you spend it on?What do you get?\" he asked.$1.567.000 was cost of acquiring the St.Antoine street properties.This was the amount singled out by outsiders.he said, as the city not having the right to call on for the dispossession of an additional 120 families.The need to rehouse the people of Selby street was the original need.He could see the same thing happening to St.Antoine Street as happened to those of Selby street.\u2018Some will be lost in the shuffle,\u201d he declared.He did not believe that suitable housing was feasible with the funds available.He thought it better to forego acquisition to improve the homes of the area.Some will say that by doing this there would be no renewal project.But he did not see suf- Huger KITE 25 tre: ficient incentive for a developer of the area.And, added Ald.Robertson, even if the province provides 65 percent of the funds (two-thirds of that, in turn, is from Ottawa) there was still $306,000 for West- mount\u2019s share.\u201cWe should keep an open mind.\u201d .he asserted.Greatest good Mayor McEntyre said Ald.(continued on page 7) Theatre 116 presents A Cerner of Our World a drama revue Westmount High School Auditorium Monday, December 22nd 8 o'clock Prices: 15¢ for students, 30« for adults Tickets may be purchased at the door COME SEE THAT WESTMOUNT YOUTH THINK Ice Carvings for table decoration INQUIRE ABOUT OUR MANY DESIGNS IN ICE CARVINGS CUBES - 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GLACE À A & \u2014 MONTREAL 107.R., GR.TEL.843-4118 es, WARM YOUR MESF verres THE MARR cyrygyans SPIRIT! | SEASON'S GREETINGS TO ALL OUR sree Y RTO RNG 935-7622 - 933-0403 9 ahiee © ITALIAN & CANADIAN SPECIALTIES \u2019 à We wish you health and Clement\u2019s Food Market INC.4820 Sherbrooke St.W.484-8436 r= TERR YE J JST JU GE VERGER MR RE ARE VOS RASE RSS RE ROSE MARNE VOS Lower Westmount.(continued from page 6) Robertson's words would be weighed by council and that the people of the area would be consulted.The greatest good for the greatest number would be council\u2019s purpose.Some bitterness was expressed by a citizen about what had happen ed to the Selby street residents.\u201cSelby was not Westmount's making,\u201d reminded the mayor.It was the work of the Québec department of highways and the building of the Trans-Canada Highw~y had fallen victim of the government's austerity program.Architect Joseph Baker said that the urban renewal scheme called for the establishment of a liason committee on which the affected citizens would be represented.He asked if this was to be formed and when.His Worship said the city is to meet with QHC soon to discuss various details, including the.committee.Albert Fisher.who represents the Selby residents, asked if there could be a meeting with QHC on their problems.The mayor thought not, the QHC feeling they already had received suitable representation on this question and were in any case too involved in other programs for such a meeting to be arranged before next year.St.Antoinite Paul Leblanc complained that many of his neighbors seemed singularly uninformed about the renewal plans.Not facts With which another St.Antoin- ite, Robert Legault, differed.He was surprised that any but newcomers could be uninformed.\u201cPeople are going around telling not the facts\u201d, was his rejoinder.Perhaps the most startling suggestion of the evening came from one resident of the affected area that Westmount Park should be used as rehousing land.To which the mayor delivered a vigorous rejoinder that it was important for Westmount to maintain its green areas, which have an economic value to the houses of the city.A bit of humorous relief was provided by a woman, the only one to speak, who suggested that the residents might at least be permitted to pitch their tepees in the park! A Minister.(continued from page 4) likely that his views would strongly influence the departmental policies of his senior colleagues.That the present government has not yet endorsed the Glassco commission recommendation concerning the president of the Treasury Board and a minister for science suggests there may be a more ideal solution to the coordination and promotion of scientific activity in the federal government and even on the national scene.The cabinet is.in fact, reviewing the whole scientific set-up in the federal government.As well, one can expect some very definite views from the senate special committee on science policy.once its report is completed sometime in the New Year.Meantime, anyone who is in any way involved with the Canadian scientific community would find a, wealth of information on Canada's past R.& D.efforts contained in the OECD report entitled \u2018Reviews of National Science Policy \u2014 Canada.\u201d It can be obtained at the Queen's Printer on St.Catherine street, Rm ay TT PIZZA IS GREAT \u201cPIZZA PLUS\" THE GREATEST AND ONLY PIAZZA TOMASSO HAS IT DELIVERY IN WESTMOUNT 739-5555 ra | { Ÿ t ' Pwr ar an eo AGE NS Holiday festivities abound at LA RENAISSANCE For Christmas Day, and New Year's Day and Eve.Make your plans now.Call 937-6141 LA RENAISSANCE GALERIES WESTMOUNT SQUARE A Joyous Poliday to all our lopal patrons and their lobed ones NICK'S RESTAURANT AND DELICATESSEN 1377 GREENE AVE.935-0019 re We wish to thank our customers and friends for their past patronage and hope to serve them all through the New Year.WEST SIDE RESTAURANT 4205 St.Catherine W.932-1750 \"\u201cA Fellowship Church with a Warm and Friendly Tain 19891 DELIPIL 99 Lay > IW 8 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday Her 02% CHURCH SERVICES fr.AT PE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE BAPTIST LUTHERAN SYNAGOGUE, Snowdon Baptist EVANGELICAL Temple Emanu-El 5275 Eatnsclle Ave LUTHERAN 4100 Sherbrooke St.W., Corner Eamschtte Dr.Harry J.Stern, Senior Rabbi and Isabella CHURCH Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone, Telephones: 486-0860 or 482-6765 OF THE Cantor Herman K.Gottlieb.Pont RE REDEEMER SABBATH SERVICES 285 Clarke Ave.Westmount PRET BLOCMÉTONE mber 19th at 8: Ba Shock SUNDAY SERVICES Rev.Helmut Saabas Seat hk Saturday Morning\u201d Decemibes 0th at Miss Lydia Eibich \u2014 Organist SUNDAY DECEMBER 21 st and 28th 9:30 a.m.Senior Sunday School and Bible Class 11:30 a.m.The Service, Jr.$.S.and Nursery 9:45 a.m.Bible School for all 11:00am.and 7:00 p.m.Wednesdays 8 p.m.Prayer Fridays at 8 p.m.Youth Biblical Qutreach™ Visitors Most Welcome - 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 CHRISTMAS SUNDAY 11:00 a.m.\"PRAISE YE THE LORD\u201d 4:30 p.m.CAROLS BY CANDLE LIGHT CHRISTMAS DAY SERVICE: THURSDAY, 11:00 a.m.SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28 11:00 a.m.\"IN THE MIDST OF THE YEARS\" 7:30 p.m.\"HIGH COST OF LIVING!\u201d DECEMBER 31 11:30 p.m.WATCH NIGHT SERVICE Visitors always welcome 11:30 o'clock sermonette by Dr.Stern based on Torah Portion.Friday Evening, December 26th at 8:15 o'clock COLLEGE YOUTH HOMECOMING SERVICE - Theme - \u201cThe Synagogue - A Challenge to Con RES, Me SE BR a sG A AL OLD- o June Conan tion Saturday M cember 27th.ie y Morning.De SCHOOL FOR ADULTS Breakfast meeting Sunday morning.December 21st at 9:45 o'clock The Honourable Charles M.Drury, President of the Treasury Board will be the guest speaker.RELIGIOUS SCHOOL MID-WINTER RECESS High School Department \u2014 No classes on Saturday mornings December 27th and January 3rd.Classes resume Saturday morning, January 10th at 9:30 o'clock.Junior School \u2014 No classes Sunday mornings.December 28th and January 4th.Classes resume Sunday morning, January 11th at 9:30 o'clock.Daily Hebrew \u2014 Last session before vacation Tuesday, December 23rd.Classes resume Monday afternoon.January 12th at 4:00 o'clock.FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, WESTMOUNT 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Lesson-Sermon Subject: December 21st \u201cIS THE UNIVERSE, INCLUDING MAN, BY ATOMIC FORCE?\" Golden Text: Luke 2:14.Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men.December 28th \"CHRISTIAN SCIENCE\u201d Golden Text: Isaiah 40:5.The Glory of the Lord shall be revealed, and all flesh shall see it together: for the mouth of the Lord hath spoken it.11.00 a.m.Church Service 11.00 a.m.Sunday School Every Wednesday 8.15 p.m.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM in the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1 to 4 p.m.Wednesday 6.30 to 8.00 p.m.EVOLVED UNITARIAN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) 11:00 AM.Christmas Masque \"LORD OF MISRU LE\u201d Organist: Kenneth Meek B.Mus.Choir Director: Barbara Keats B.Mus.Closed re-opening January 11th - Lakeshore Untarian Church 14 Cedar Ave., Pointe Claire 9:30 and 11:15 a.m.NORTHSHORE FELLOWSHIP 1-9th Ave Roxboro 10:30 a.m.Sunday, December 28th 11:00a \u201cTHE AGE OF AQUARIUS?\" Lakeshore Church Northshore Fellowship 10:30 a.m.No Service today.3 UNITED CHURCHES : WORSHIP TOGETHER The three Westmount United churches.Dominion Douglas, St.Andrew's and Westmount Park.have embarked on a venture of co-operation which will begin with joint Christmas.New Year's Eve and Lenten events and which hopefully will develop into a new era of shared in-depth ministries within the Westmount United churches and to the community at large.At a series of meetings held this fall between the ministers and some lay people, there was unanimous agreement that the United churches in Westmount were operating too independently ANGLICAN ST.MATTHIAS Cote St.Antoine Road at Church Hill Canoe J.N.Doidge The Rev.W.L.Chatterton ADVENT 4 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 9:30 a.m.Mattins: Sermon.The Rector 11:00 a.m.Choral Eucharist: Sermon, The Rector 11:00 a.m.Church School, Nursery, Crib Corner 4:00 p.m.Fageant of the Nativity: The Church hoo! Director: Elizabeth Newill Wednesday: 10:00 a.m, HOLY COMMUNION CHRISTMAS EVE: 11:30 p.m.CHORAL Echarist Christmas Meditation: Canon M.Peaston CHRISTMAS DAY: 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 9:15 a.m.CHORAL EUCHARIST Sermon: The Rev'd W.L.Chatterton 11:00 a.m.CHORAL EUCHARIST - THE FAMILY SERVICE Children\u2019s Christmas Story: The Rector Stephen Crisp.Organist and Choirmaster ST.STEPHEN'S _ DORCHESTER and ATWATER Mr.E.Tait, AR.C.C.O.Organist and Choir Director December 21st ADVENT IV 11:00 a.m.Mattins December 24th Christmas Eve 10:15 p.m.Carols 10:30 p.m.Holy Communion December 28th Christmas 1 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Lt.Col.G.B.Fee For information call: Mrs.D.Robinson \u2014 931-1172 or Mr.D.Medford \u2014 486-2812 We Welcome You DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Boulevard and Lansdowne Avenue Rev.R.Douglas Smith, B.A., B.D., D.D.Rev.John T.P.Nichois, M.A., B.D.CHRISTMAS SUNDAY 9:30 a.m.Holy Communion 11:30 a.m.Joyous Christmas Worship Christmas music, including selections from \"The Messiah\u2019.The new Dominion-Douglas Young People's Group.Sermon: \"Recapturing our sense of wonder\u201d Rev.R.Douglas Smith, D.D.CHRISTMAS EVE 11:00 p.m.St.Andrew s, Westmount Park and Dominion-Douglas join in a Candielight Worship followed by Holy Communion.CHRISTMAS DAY 10:00 a.m.Family Service conducted by The Ralph Harpers.SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship Sermon: \"GOD IN FLESH AND BLOOD\" Rev.John T.P.Nichols, M.A., B.D.Coffee time after worship Crib corner for infants.Organist and Choirmaster \u2014 Mr.Victor McCorry JOINT CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1969 at 11 p.mat Dominion-Douglas United Church Conducted by the Ministers and Lay People of the Three Westmount United Churches Service will conclude with Holy Communion Everybody Welcome 11:00 p.m.WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH (UNITED) Lansdowne Ave.and Maisonneuve Blvd.Rev.H.Ray Ashford, Minister Mr.Christopher Jackson, Organist 11:00 a.m.A CHRISTMAS SERVICE FOR THE FAMILY Christmas Eve Service, followed by Holy Communion, in Dominion-Douglas United Church, December 24, At Noon: The Coffee hour Welcome to All of each other.and that something had to be done to eliminate the overlapping and duplication of ministries and services and hence the waste of human and material resources.As a start, the three churches decided to hold joint Christmas.New Year's Eve and Lenten events.On Christmas Eve in Dominion-Douglas United Church at 11 pm the three congregations will worship at a service planned and conducted by the ministers and lay people and after midnight provision will be made for Holy Communion.On New Year's Eve at St.Andrew\u2019s, the three congregations will participate in a party and Watchnight Service planned and conducted by the lay people.Next spring the churches will share in Lenten observances at Westmount Park Church.Another area of co-operation likely will be in the field of Christian Education.but no definite plans have been agreed upon as yet.ANGLICAN CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Corner of Woed and Maisonneuve, Westmount TheRev'dK.G.Rutter The Rev'd Canon B.Lindsay HE FOURTH SUNDAY IN ADVENT 8:00 a.m.The Holy Eucharist 10:30 a.m.Sung Eucharist HOLY EUCHARIST DURING THE WEEK 7:00 a.m.Tuesday Confessions \u2014 Christmas Eve 5:30 p.m.and 7:00 p.m.CHRISTMAS EVE: 11:30 p.m.Procession, Blessing of the Creche and MIDNIGHT MASS CHRISTMAS DAY: The Holy Eucharist said at 8:00a.m.and 10:30 a.m.Dec.26th \u2014 St.Stephens Day \u2014 8:00 a.m.Eucharist Dec.27th \u2014 St.John's Day \u2014 10:00 a.m.Eucharist Dec.28th - Holy Innocent\u2019s Day \u2014 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 10:30 a.m.Sung Eucharist 7:30 p.m.CAROL SERVICE.Organist: Mr.Paul Crawford UNITED ANDREW'S WESTMOUNT ST.101 Cote St.Antoine Road, near Argyle Ave.Rev.E.À.Kirker, B.A., B.D.Rev.M.R.Ralph, B.A., B.D.Dec.21 Christmas Sunday 11 a.m.\u2018\u201cThe Realism of Christmas\u201d 7 p.m.Candlelight Service, presented by the Church School Children A 11 p.m.Christmas Eve United Service Holy Communion at \u2014 Church 11:00am.\u201cIN WEAKNESS.STRENGTH\" 9:00 p.m.Joint watt \u201cNight Service of three Westmount United Churches at St.Andrews.Gordon C.White B.Mus., Organist and Choir Director BA.Collins 5610 SHERBROOKE TT West Je.JE ins ST.ANDREW'S CHILDREN PREPARED Children of St.Andrew's Church School are seen here at a recent rehearsal for their Candlelight service on Sunday at 7 P.M.Intermediate class members will conduct the service, with Choirmaster Gordon White at the organ and Miss Ethel Reid at the piano for the children\u2019s choir.Cokes, coffee and cake will be served in the hall after the service.\u2018God Sent Me\u2019 Temple theme Services will be held tomorrow at Temple Emanu-El at 8:15 pm.Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone will speak on \u201cGod Hath Sent Me.\u201d Oneg Shabbat and Kiddush reception follow the worship.Saturday morning at 11.30 there will be a sermonette by Dr.Harry J.Stern based on Torah portion.The following new families have recently affiliated with the congregation.Mr.and Mrs.Jo seph J.Jacobs, Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Mensher, Cantor and Mrs.Abraham Kalfuss, Mrs.Ilyse Segal and Mr.and Mrs.Arnold Adie.Chairman of membership is Jack Engels.The breakfast meeting on Sunday morning at 9:45, under the auspices of the Koffee Klub and the School for Adults, will be addressed by Hon.Charles M.Dru- ry, President of the Treasury Board, who will speak on \u201cThe White Paper on Taxation and Other Issues Facing the Federal Government.\u201d The Religious School mid-win- ter recess is as follows \u2014 High School.no classes Saturday \u2018Progress\u2019 examined by Christian Science The effect upon mankind's environment of scientific \u2018progress\u2019 without spiritual values will be examined at the services in all Christian Science churches this Sunday.in the reading of the week's lesson-sermon on the subject \u2018\u2018Is the Universe, Including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?\u201d Relevant Bible passages will include this verse from Revelation: \u201cWe give thee thanks, O Lord God Almighty.which art.and wast, and art to come: because thou hast taken to thee thy great power.and has reigned.\u201d Explanatory selections from the minational textbook will include: \u201cThe central fact of {spiritual over physical - «the Bible is the superiority of .¥ re es mornings, Dec.27 and Jan.3; classes resume Saturday morning.Jan.10 at 9:30.Junior School, no classes Sunday mornings Dec.28 and Jan.4; classes resume Sunday morning, Jan.11, at 9:30.Daily Hebrew, last session before vacation, Tuesday, Dec.23; classes resume Monday afternoon Jan.12 at 4:00.The following members of the Temple Youth group will attend the National Federation of Temple Youth leadership institute at Pembroke, N.H., Dec.26-31 - under the leadership of Norman Yanofsky and Marlene Korman.Cynthia Haichin, Freda Kramer, Lynn Adelstein, Neil Poch, Robert White, Jimmy Handman, Jane Sachs, Diana Sachs and Rick Haichin.| NFTD Tw OS SC SO SC SES A SES SE ST SES SES SE SE SOS Some LE ue ) Communion set Christmas Sunday at Dominion Christmas Sunday will be observed in Dominion-Douglas United Church in a 9:30 am.Communion service.and at the 11 o'clock worship Dr.R.Douas Smith's sermon will be Recapturing Our Sense of Wonder.\" The senior choir will sin special Christmas music including selections from \u2018\u2018The Messiah.\u201d The new Young People's Group will sing accompanied by modern instruments.The annual Christmas Day Service will be conducted by The Ralph Harper Family at 10:00 am.Car entered Petty theft from a parked car outside 4039 Tupper street was reported Saturday afternoon.115 YEARS OF SERVICE mers sometheng 7 p'eciaé DE MAISONNEUVE BLVD.WEST he Westmount Examiner, ursday, Dec EX 1958 - 3 Thieves evade Three youths lifted a lighter and a bracelet from a store at 4114 St.Catherine street west shortly before five o'clock Saturday afternoon.They were spotted by the owner, who chased them across the street into the entrance to Westmount Square, where they evaded - it is believed, via the Greene avenue exit.FLOWERS ALWAYS - BRING COMFORT 4467 St Catherine St W.{Between Metcalfe & Mellville) Westmount) © 933-2751 1 .To TO ATWATER AVENUE | FORT ST \u2014 TEES FUNERAL CHAPEL TOWERS ST.\u2014sm ST MARK ST \u2014 30 CARS, W PARKING AREA FOR -g\u2014 ST MATTHEW ST TO GUY ST r ST CATHERINE STW hi Tees & Co.Inc.FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1459 TOWERS STREET 5127 Sherbrooke W.Near Grey Ave.on's Greenhouses & Flower Shop Ltd., Rosemere.Phone 622-0280 © 937-9278 Examiner, Thursday, Dec.18th, 1969 PANG PAN IC AN AC PA 4 {Blessings upon Pou and NU Dour Loved Ones at this Holy Time.\u2014e Honor the Holy Infant in fitting manner .by worshipping at one of our community's churches.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 Christmas Services Sunday, December 21st, 11:00 a.m.and 4:30 p.m.Christmas Day Service Thursday, December 25th at 11:00 a.m.SNOWDON BAPTIST 5275 Earnscliffe Ave.N.D.G.Corner Earnscliffe and Isabella Telephones: 486-9860 or 482-6765 Pastor: Rev.E.Gorbett, B.Th., B.R.E.December 21st Special Christmas Choir presentation at 11:00 a.m.and 7:00 p.m.Message from the Pastor ST.ANDREW'S WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.Rev.E.À.Kirker, B.A., B.D.Rev.M.R.Ralph, B.A., B.D.Sunday December 21st 11:00 a.m.Christmas Sunday Service Dedication of Memorial Gifts.7:00 p.m.Candlelight Service.December 24th, 11:00 p.m.Christmas Eve Service, Holy Communion.Joint Services at Dominion Douglas Church.Gordon \u20ac.White, B.Mus.Organist and Choir Director Visitors Welcome CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Corner of Wood and Maisonneuve Blvd.Westmount Rev.K.G.Rutter The Rev'd Canon B.Lindsay Organist: Mr.Paul Crawford THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.Minister: Rev.Leonard Masson, B.A., B.D.Choir Director: Barbara Keats, B.Mus.WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH Christmas Service 11:00 a.m.Dec.21st.A Christmas Service for the fomily Christmas Eve Service followed by Holy Communion in Dominion Douglas .United Church, December 24th at 11:00 p.m.A 5 T 4 , \u2018 Cin Bulletins from Birdland = - - be ™y Vv 3T The Hairy Woodpecker As long as there are some large trees left standing, even in the heart of our large cities Woodpeckers come and go all winter.The Hairy, oftener heard than seen, is probably our most frequent visitor.At other seasons a forest dweller, for some reason best known to itself this Canadian resident with the loud, trilling call has a fancy for exploring more open country and moving into settlements once autumn arrives.When you hear what could be mistaken for the Kingfishers rattle (and you know that no Kingfisher would be hovering around our Canadian towns at such a date) look at the biggest trees nearby and try to find the owner of the loud voice.It will be a black and white much checkered and spotted bird with an average size of about 9% inches clinging sideways to some trunk or larte branch.This, and the very similar but much smaller Downy, are the only Woodpeckers with white backs.Mr.Hairy (and Mr.Downy too) has a splash of scarlet on the back of his head which is missing on the head of his wife.If you do catch sight of the Hairy a regular game of peekaboo may follow, because it is probably looking for the larvae of boring beetles found deep in the wood of the tree.First it may be in plain sight, then on the other side of the trunk, next on one of the branches, and without warning suddenly take off to another tree in characteristic, wavy, Woodpecker, flight, there to continue the hunt.Besides the loud rattle, two other noises are made by the Hairy: a sharp, high-pitched \u201cpeek\u201d call, and the sound of the heavy, unusually large bill as it drums on a tree in a series of thumps.When the larvae, ants, or other insect food is located, out shoots the extraordinarily long, barb-tipped tongue to make the capture.The Hairy is a decided asset to the farmer, cleaning up his orchards for him.That same bill is the bird's valuable tool for drilling holes in trunks big enough to be a dwelling for the family: about a foot deep and with an entrance 2 inches in diameter.Reminding us of the little Screech Ow., theHairy frequently uses its nesting cavity as a home in which to take refuge in extremely stormy winter \u2018weather, or will even make a new hole for the purpose.Personalize Gifts with Marvelous Monogrammer For those looking for a really different gift, there\u2019s a new monogrammer attachment that is \u201cprogrammed\u201d to turn out perfect initials! This being the era of the \u201csignature\u201d fashions, anyone who sews is bound to be intrigued and delighted with this addition to her sewing accessories.It opens up a whole new vista of effortless personalizing of fashion and home decoration items, turning out, as it does, perfectly embroidered initials as routinely and as easily as straight sewing is handled! This new sewing accessory works almost like a charm! It fits onto all Singer machines.The initial \u201ccams\u201d are inserted into the monogram attachment, the fabric is placed in position under the needle and the machine turned on.The monogrammer immediately goes to work and turns out a perfect embroidered initial without being touched! It isn\u2019t even necessary to guide the fabric under the needle! And this wonderful little attachment sews a pretty daisy border too, in the same easy way.We have a very lovely assortment of cut flowers and flowering plants for Christmas grown in our Laurentian greenhouses specially for you.Come in to our new store and make your selection or phone your order early.Located at 4467 ST.CATHERINE ST.west (Between Motes & etvite) WESTMOUNT NEW PHONE NUMBER 933-2751 J CVRD SP SE GENRE DD e pe PSS [oe a pre NN {§) a sum not exceeding $4,313,300.00: ai ARTICLE 2 The Council appropriates the WHEREAS the City of West- mount by its By-law number 727 dated 17 March 1969 as amended by its By-law number 735 dated 3 November 1969 has adopted a renewal for that part of its territory referred to as \u201c\u2018the urban renewal zone\u2019 WHEREAS this programme was adopted by resolution number 2305 dated 5 November 1969 of the Quebec Housing Corporation which was ratified by order number 3492 dated 12 November 1969 of Lieutenant-Governor in Council WHEREAS the City proposes carrying out said programme, IT IS ORDAINED AND ENACTED by the present by-law as follows: ARTICLE 1 The Council is authorized to carry \u2018out or cause to be carried out works described in this renewal programme in the manner directed and to spend to this end Quebec Housing Corporation grant estimated to be $1,917- 830.00 representing 75% of eligible costs as accepted by the Corporation for the implementation of the said Renewal Programme; ARTICLE 3 In order to meet part of the cost of werks for which no grant is available, Council is authorized to enter into an agreement with the Quebec Housing Corporation to borrow from it the sum of $639.277.00 for the payment of works eligible under the law governing the Quebec Housing Corporation; ARTICLE 4 The said loan will be guarante- \u2018ed by an issue of City debentures, the form and content of which must be approved by the Quebec Housing Corporation; ARTICLE 5 The said debentures shall be payable to the Quebec Housing Corporation or to any other registered holder; ARTICLE 6 The said debentures shall be redeemable within fifteen (15) years by semi-annual or annual instalments as may be stipulated by the said Corporation, covering capital and interest: ARTICLE 7 The said agreement and debentures shall be signed by the Mayor and the City Clerk: ARTICLE 8 The bonds may be redeemed by anticipation with the authorization of the Quebec Housing The Officers, JP JO JO RE AV VO Fh Sah Yo J.RICHARD HYDE, Q.C,, M.N.A.; Joins with all men of good will in 3 a prayer for understanding among ; all peoples and may the blessings of the Christmas Season be your inspiration throughout the coming Directors Rotary Club of Westmount, à member club in Rotary International, wish to thank the people of Westmount for their continued support, and to all good people in our city and throughout the world we extend SEASON'S GREETINGS and BEST WISHES for A HAPPY & PEACEFUL NEW YEAR and Members of The ESC MARGE NN VS RES JRA Jk SRR YK RASE SE ME JO Rock Jock: EEE Fr rey | TEXT OF RENEWAL BY-LAW Corporation and subject to the conditions determined by it; ARTICLE 9 The Council is authorized to borrow an amount not to exceed $1,756,193.00 through an issue of debentures in order to meet the cost of works not financed by means of a loan or grant from the Quebec Housing Corporation; ARTICLE 10 The said debentures shall be issued in denominations of $100.00 or multiples of $100.00.ARTICLE 11 They shall be payable to bearer or registered holder as the case may be, at any branch of the Bank of Montreal in Canada: ARTICLE 12 The said debentures shall be dated 1st Jaunmary, 1970 and shall be redeemed serially.within 20 years, as per schedule attached hereto; ARTICLE 13 Interest at a rate not to exceed nine per cent (9%) per annum shall be paid semi-annually on the 1st of January and on the 1st of July of each year on presentation and surrender, when due, of the coupons attached to each debenture.These coupons will be payable to bearer only, at the same places as the principal; ARTICLE 14 The said debentures shall be signed by the Mayor and the City Clerk.A facsimile of the Mayor's and City Clerk's signatures shall be printed, engraved or lithographed on all interest coupons; ARTICLE 15 In the event that the amount of an appropriation in this by-law exceeds the expenditure actually made under such appropriation, the surplus may be used to meet any expenditure authorized by this by-law for which the appropriation was insufficient.ARTICLE 16 The Council is authorized to acquire by expropriation or by agreement immoveable properties.the acquisition of which is provided for in the renewal programme; ARTICLE 17 A special tax is imposed by this by-law and shall be levied annually on all taxable immoveable property situated in the municipality at a rate based on their value as shown on the valuation roll in force each year.sufficient to meet the annual capital and interest payments.This tax, however, Will only be levied if it is decided by the Council that the general revenue of the municipality is insufficient.ARTICLE 18 This by-law shall come into force according to law.\u201c.Planning your route ahead of time is one of the most practical ways to minimize the winter driving hazard.By selecting familiar roads, anticipating trouble spots along the way, and allowing for more travel time, accident producing conflicts can be avoided.\u201c.Be sure you have full visibility whenever you sit behind the wheel of an automobile.You have to see danger first to avoid it.After assuming a comfortable position in the drivers seat, make sure rear view and side view mirrors are properly adjusted.All windows should be cleaned of snow, ice and road dirt to allow for top visibility.Head lights should also be cleaned for night driving.During inclement weather keep windows open slightly to prevent them from fogging up.Keep your heater, defroster and windshield wiper blades in A- OK condition.\u201cge The estmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.18th, 1989 - 1 My colleagues on the City Council and | wish the citizens of Westmount A Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year Peter M.McEntyre; Mayor My warmest wishes to all of you for a Happy Holiday Season Member of Parliament for Westmount 12 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.18th, 19 69 SE VE SE VE DE Jk pe ALEXIS NIHON PLAZA SHOPPING CENTRE 1 i WHERE THE METRO STOPS AT ATWATER STATION (Near The Forum) \u2018 : & _ { | 1 ] AU JARDIN VERT ; _ i Wrrgdric eral oo ot ad r an We have a complete assortment Vegetables.° of imported French Perfumes and Colognes ÿ | h by qd ® Christmas Suggestions ® ® Marcel Rochas ® Caron © Joy Fruit Baskets $6 H os made; ond mary thin vr Fh Ct Hower\u201d : | q 8 Your purchase wrapped ready for Ran oy p on ts | J e we Île ry : gift giving at no extra charge.: Candies, Nuts, Cheese | ; ALEXIS NIHON PLAZA PHARMACY I aipxis iON PLAZA § Alexis Rihon Plaza 2 FACES DRUG at metro level 2 METRO LEVEL â Fashion Level 8 .$ ; Boutique Court Free Parking 937-7741 Free Delivery § 931-3243 | VA YX OY RS TE J RA SARE ER JO ER RSE SES SG FA RS SOS SOS OS VOS AS VOS VAS i See our selection of 3 LAMINATED SHOES JAPAN RADIO SERVICE : and assorted features A LADIES\u2019 HANDBAGS PANASONIC - SANSUI - TOSHIBA Colors: Gold, Silver, Blue, for Satin and peau de soie Dyeing on request Christmas Gift Giving Shoes: 1 1 0% Also Handbags: 4\" to | gv .IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS Special: Super Sonic AM-FM Radio i 16 Transistor, works electrically or by batteries.3 3 4 3 8 Lo.i 13 fg : \u2018Beautifully styled.Complete with oat = $2 4° 5 Excellent selection of teries, AC cord, earphones.Men's & Ladies\u2019 slippers FASHION & GROUND LEVEL 933-1224 METRO LEVEL 931-8482 Dear Santa.Please Bring.You'll find them all in our toy MIRACLE PRICE or BONUS BUY.department.All the wonderful new Remember, Christmas costs less at creations.all the old favourites, Miracle Mart.and this one is And you'll find them all tagged right in your neighbourhood.ALEXIS NIHON PLAZA ALEXIS NIHON PLAZA Anttila lO lad pd [N [eed = Nh go] SER WHERE THE METRO STOPS AT ATWATER STATION ( NEAR THE FORUM y me Good Grief! || | forgot my Mother-in-Law Don\u2019t rush all around town looking for those LAST & MINUTE = GIFTS = You'll find everything you need right here A = ON at Alexis Nihon, where indoor shopping is at its most convenient best.More than 75 stores and boutiques just Most Credit Cards honoured, for your brimming with great last-minute gift ideas added shopping convenience.something for everyone .even my fussy old mother-in-law! Plus Steinberg's, Miracle Mart, Greenberg's \u2014 Odeon Theo- Save \u2018more on all your last-minute tres for your entertainment.gifts, at Alexis Nihon Plaza.A great gift idea! Dad : » LA Surprise your man with à Frame milady\u2019s pretty face velvety corduroy Karate\u2019 robe ! with a raccoon or lamb fur hood! Fine quality pinwale corduroy.guaran- © : teed washable! Fully cut for maximum Extraordinary gift values! Soft.beautiful.natural or comfort .single-needle tailoring for bleached raccoon or genuine Iberian lamb fur hoods with longer wear ! Red.blue or green.warm quilted lining and snap under chin.White.black.One size fits all .but perfectly ! palomino.\u201cblue fox\" or saphire.Choose her favourite now ! OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY TILL 10 P.M.@\u201d Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.18th, 1969 - 13 FOR THE SOPHISTICATED HOSTESS @ Evenings glow with graciousness in the classic tunic in your choice of black or white.Andi Boutique In The Heart of Town i Place Ville Marie Andi ll Alexis Nihon Plaza SHEEPSKIN INTERNATIONAL Specialists in oe SHEEPSKIN ® LEATHER e SUEDE Alexis Nihon Plaza Fashion Level 931-4141 COME THE SWEATER KNITS Turning On Long Pull The Easy Dress The Vests The Individual Skirts & Slacks Or Put Together For Pant Ensembles For cocktails, at home, outdoor, or after ski.Sizes 8-16, 34-42.Individuals $7.to $48.Ensembles 845.to $835.SAVE 33% on a special grouping of tailored wool suits, dresses & pant ensembles BE SURE TO SEE OUR SPRING COLLECTIONS NOW ARRIVING fl 14 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.18th, 1969 'SKIERIZED WHEELS\u2019: A MUST FOR WINTER FUN The harsh climatic conditions endured by Canadian pioneers between November and April added a new verb to English language.It is the verb \u2018\u2018to winter\u201d derived from the name of the coldest of all seasons.In generations past.to winter meant hibernating making every effort to remain in one place (AQUASPORT PRO DIVE SHOP) \u2018WHERE SKIING IS SPOKEN\u2019 BUY NOW! FOR -CHRISTMAS GIVING SKIS.29,95 BINDINGS .15.00 POLES CL 6,00 MOUNTING & ENGRAVING 10.00 _ Regular 60.95 SPECIAL 39 .99 BRING IN YOUR SKIS TO BE ENGRAVED.$3.00 PROFESSIONAL ADVICE FOR YOUR SKI EQUIPMENT CHOOSE FROM: © HART © KNEISSEL e TONI SAILER © LANGE ® MONSANT e SOHLER, ETC.It Costs No More To Be Fitted Out CORRECTLY AQUASPORT 1175 Provost St., Lachine \u2014 637-3537 USE YOUR and keep warm until spring.But in the come-alive 60s of the 20th century.to winter is used mostly in reference to enjoying the season.Outdoor winter sports are + booming in popularity with the emphasis on personal enjoyment.Skiing, for example.is a thrilling sport for many Canadians.Part of its popularity is that it appeals to youngsters.college kids and parents who have maintained the athletic trim.It is one of the few outdoor sport which is considered both cool and for the family and much favored by Westmounters.Ski equipment and tow rates in Eastern Canada and New England are not exorbitantly priced when you consider the healthful pleasure skiing provides, but personal transportation may be a problem.To follow the top snow conditions or to get to that particular mountain which gives you the greatest thrill necessitates wheels.You have to have the use of a car Car needed \u201cThis problem can be particularly exasperating for persons without cars who only get into the mountains by other modes of transportation one day a week'\u2019 according to Grant Smith.general manager a locally-based rent-a-car system.\u201cIf on arrival at 2 hill they find that conditions are not as good as expected.they have no choice but to remain.\u201d \u201cOthers can jump into their cars and drive to some other resort where conditions are better and thus salvage at least a half-day of skiing.\u201d Mr.Smith says this type of DON'T MISS THIS UNBELIEVABLE V'AREHOUSEZSAL SG IRISH SNOW BOOTS Smart.stylish .and specially priced fine quality suedes and leathers superbly shaped in four great winter styling.All warmly lined with plush sheepskin.In sizes 7 to 12.Reg.$25 \u2014$27 Doubles Reg.$5.95 For 33-00 ONLY 3 ] 5-00 SINGLES Reg.$2.98 For HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS INCLUDING JEWELLERY, BABY BLANKETS, KNICK-KNACKS, ETC.50% orr CONTINENTAL COMMODITIES LTD.269 PRINCE STREET TEL: 878-4635 Bonaventure Mon.Wed: 8 to 6 Thurs.8 a.m.to 8 p.m.Fri.: 8 a.m.to 8 p.m.Satu.: 8 a.m.to 1 p.m.NOTRE\u2014DAME WILLIAM WELINGTOM problem prompted his firm to introduce skierized cars at special weekend rates.Cars are equipped to take you where you want to go regardless of the worst winter weather.They have ski-racks.superheaters.front and rear defrosters.plugin block heaters.chains to complement the snow tires if needed, and windshield wiper antifreeze.foe ESR Pe PATE PAK IK PAC EU SRE SAC ET LE EE Pa ang en 5001 St.Ambroise St.(Corner St.Remi) JR OU DU PILE LE VO VO D LU D EUR A DS PR a a TO You: GPU DO EU OU LU DUR EU A OU LU EUR ay Grosvenor Auto Repair BODY WORK and PAINTING Good wishes from our entire staff.BILL DUNLOP ESSO SERVICE STATION 4780 SHERBROOKE WEST {corner Grosvenor) \u201cWe're quite pleased with the operation of our skierized - car program \u2014 it's like a public service, helping more persons enjoy more exciting skiing more often,\u201d Mr.Smith states.\u201cOld Man Winter appears to be losing his battle to keep Canadians indoors and dormant for five months of the year.\u201d JOYEUX NOEL TOMMY GAUMOND Takes this opportunity to thank his customers for their patronage in the past and hopes that he will continue to serve them.* 933-4092 - 932-4077 ÿ Nights: 769-1517 § FEUX VUE VAUX VOIX FO VA NA VX OK Mati HAR MO IS PA A A AR PA VOX SK OS 933-8556 While they last \u2014 one per customer \u2014 Limited Supply.(Destined to be collector's item) 99 9 (This price 9 is below $ .dealer cost) (Reg.Rctail $150.00) TELEPHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED HUNTERS \u2014 COLLECTORS This offer will not be repeated CHRISTMAS SPECIAL CORONET GUNS & GUNSMITHING Inc 1225 Hotel de Ville, Montreal 129, Que.878-2556 CANADIAN CENTENNIAL RIFLES (Winchester 30/30 calibre) Specially produced for Canada\u2019s 1967 Celebration Other sportsmen\u2019s items at Christmas Special Prices a VOX VOIE VAUX LOUE YA VOTE VU A Png ipod ng 1k Yu 100 Pens aK Lao ar racer ea Vu rar rene en Es En a The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.18th, 1969 - 15 SPORTS STANDINGS MUNICIPAL HOCKEY LEAGUES CITY OF WESTMOUNT League standings Tuesday am: RECREATION DEPARTMENT League S PWLDFA Pts TERMITE SENIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE Dragons 122101 6 3 3 SCHEDULE 1969 - 1970 Knights 122110 3 4 2 (In progress.5 games already played) Bears 122110 2 3 2 All games start at 8.30 pm sharp.Guards 122011 3 41 Day Date Teams Practice MOSQUITO : M730 pm.Bulls 122200 4 0 4 Thursday.Dec.18 Stars vs Bruins Wanderers Mules 122101 5 2 3 Tuesday.Dec.23 Maroons vs Stars Bruins Broncs 122011 1 3 1 Tuesday.Jan.6 Bruins vs Wanderers Maroons Huskies 122020 1 6 0 Thursday.Jan.8 Bruins vs Maroons Wanderers Tuesday.Jan.13 Wanderers vs Stars Bruins PEF WEF Thursday.Jan.15 Bruins vs Stars Maroons Seals 15550028 12 10 Tuesday.Jan.20 Wanderers vs Maroons Stars Kings 1553111411 7 Thursday.Jan.22 Wanderers vs Bruins Maroons Huskies 154121 712 3 Tuesday.Jan.27 Stars vs Maroons Wanderers Bulls 1541301117 2 Thursday.Jan.29 Stars vs Wanderers Bruins Broncs 1541301014 2 Tuesday.Feb.3 Maroons vs Bruins Stars Mules 154130 913 2 Thursday.Feb.5 Maroons vs Wanderers Bruins Pee Wee Tuesday.Feb.10 Stars vs Bruins Maroons AU Stars 32101210 4 ursday.Feb.12 Maroons vs Stars anderers , Tuesday.Feb.17 Bruins vs Wanderers Stars re 15321020 11 4 TEACHING STAFF.Thursday.Feb.19 Bruins vs Maroons Wanderers eat 1532101420 4 ROBIN JACKSON Tuesday.Feb.24 Wanderers vs Stars Bruins Ra ers 1531111210 3 of Elmridge C.C.Thursday.Feb.26 Bruins vs Stars Maroons 5 hee 1550211518 1 Tuesday.March 3 Wanderers vs Maroons Stars aw TOM McGEACHIE JUVENILE of Royal Montreal Scoring Leaders Tuesday am: Mustangs 14210110 7 3 Golf Club LEAGUE TEAM NAME GP G A Pts Badgers 14210110 8 3 TERMITE Dragons James Heward 2 3 1 4 Spartons 142020 510 0 7401 Chester Ave.Knights Peter Oliver 2 2 2 .Knights Gregory Lloyd 11 1 SENIOR (cor.Patricia) Bears Hartland Andrews 2 1 1 Maroons 12220010 2 4 .489-4285 Guards Storer Baldwin 2 1 1 Wanderers 12211012 5 2 For Information Dragons Marc Bowles 2 1 1 Stars 122110 4 4 2 Dragons David Caron 2 1 1 Bruins 122020 318 0 Guards Timothy Fitzpatrick 2 1 1 Bears Rupert Hoefenmayer 2 1 1 Dragons Alexander Patch 2 1 1 Dawson do wns Guards James Spiegel 21 1 pawso THE LAST MINUTE GIFT Guards Ronald Lloyd 1 1 1 Lionel-Groulx Dragons James Gow 2 1 1 Bears Geoffrey Howard 2 1 1 THAT GIVES FOR 12 MONTHS MOSQUITO Mules Brian Fitzgerald 2 4 à, The Dawson boys\u2019 basketball : eam won another game last night Bulls Cimothy Bracken 2 2 2 4 by a score of 49 - 36 u Charles Doupe 2 112 Exercise, Swim and Fun pulls A Doug Morison 2 : 1 2 Playing at the Royal Montreal for Girls and Bovs Hones ndrew eT 7 Regiment Armory on St.Cathe- r s y uskles Marc Muller 2 1 1 rine street, they lead all the way \u2018 i Mules Deegan Stubbs 2 1 ! against CEGEP Lionel-Groulx Exercise, Swim and Sauna Mules John Dossetor 2 | I from Ste Therese for Mom Mules rian Moore 2 1 1 \u2019 PEE WEE Seals Stephen Emo 5 14 3 17 The opposition put up a good Seals George Jenkins 5 6 4 10 fight though, and never allowed Fitness Testing, Exercise and Sauna Mules Geoffrey Wickham : § 2 8 Dawson to run too far ahead in for Dad mgs an Kelly score.Seals Alex Paterson 5 5 2 7 .Broncs Brian Fitzpatrick 4 3 205 The Dawson team has lost only One Gift that will still be giving at Seals Mark Culver 5 2 3 5 one game this season and put on a .Bulls Tom Rothwell 3 4 4 fine show.Come see them.Christmas 1970 Bulls Douglas Selby 4 3 1 4 Bulls Donald Taylor 4 4 4 ui I ., Kings Peter Smith 5 1 3 4 Iovota Corolla.Give a YMCA Membership to BANTAM Hawks Derek Smith 3 5 712 > each person or the whole tamily.Bruins Laurence Glickman 2 9 21 Call Doug Devenne, program di- Leafs Nicholas Birks 3 7 2 rector Leafs Jay Daly 3 6 3 Bruins Pierre Mallette 3 1 6 Rangers Jacques Ouimet 3 5 1 WESTMOUNT Hawks Walkling 3 4 2 Hawks Mark Maron 3 6 Y.M.C.AVEN Hawks Calvin Hugman 3 2 3 LJ \u201cThe 'Y\u2019 on the park\u201d JUVENILE adgers William McMaster 2 4 2 Mustands Ivor Black 2 4 2 Ml AN MOTORS Merry Christmas Phone: Badgers Stephen Maron 2 14 1922 ST-CATHERINE W.Peace pacs one: eorge Goddar - Mustangs Kevin Dawson 2 1 2 935-63 52 the New Year 937-3916 Badgers Richard Paterson 2 1 2 SIC EAU VU IC ER RU SU EN I OO STE EUX MU VOIR SN PEN ER NOR BUSINESSMEN .too busy to shop.Buy HER the Ideal Gift .fits ene 288-3262 Besson sed VUBUASDNOnEADO Timbuctoo.FREE CHRISTMAS VACATION OLYMPIC YACHTS LIMITED Been planning on a 24\u2019 cruising/racing Sailboat for next years season?Order an OLYMPIC STAR and enjoy a $300 Christmas Vocation at our expense - we'll foot the bill whether you spend Christmas at home, Florida, the ski Hills or Here's your chance to save some money, treat the family now in the summer and, best of all, treat yourself fo the top 24 footer available today.The Star offers o fast, safe and dry ride with lots of space and luxurious appointments.Take on the rest of the fleet and watch how well she performs.Want more ! In addition we will store the boat tree all winter, will have her ready for you on a few days notice and, if you're new to sailing, we'll teach you how to sail( in the Montreal area).Our accountant thinks we're crazy .So contact us quickly before he talks us out of this mad, mad offering.4 Call Derek Angus at 336-5088 COMPLIMENTS OF st 16 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.18th, 1969 St.George's School zoning notice given Ald.Charles Aspler gave notice of motion Monday night to an up-coming by-law to amend the zoning regulations as they affect St.George's School.No particulars, as in this case, generally are given with notice.® & 9 The pilgrims.though supplied with a wealth of fish, game and vegetables, thought they would die for lack of wheat bread for the table.LaSalle Volkswagen Ltd.Till Christmas Eve.free gifts with each purchase of a new car Buy a '70 Volkswagen Now and start paying in 1970 Fine selection of used cars also available FROM 9 Ÿ ALL AT ASALLE Call today and have one of our courteous salesmen pick you up and bring you to our Brand New Showroom.A HAPPY HOLIDAY TO ALL VOLKSWAGEN LTD.1855 Dollard Bivd., LaSalle TEL.: 363-5000 OPEN EVENINGS 10 P.M.TET PC Aon M00 PAR PA 43 FARK IARC IPTC VOX ESC SL ES ERX Hm A A FS PR! 221 Victoria Ave.PT TR RA TA TEA TEA TA RA FATA EUROPEAN & DOMESTIC CARS LIMITED Your NSU Dealer Specialists in MERCEDES-BENZ and Volkswagen 937-3541 TOUTE JEST YR YET YOK JAS USK YK YK Yuck RE RES ROSE ROSE SG RS RAS RS FRS RSS RG RASE RSS STR SRR RU RU SOS RAT RR RR SARK RR RR World Health Organization traces course of Asian Flu Last year\u2019s epidemic of A2.Hong Kong/68 influenza is likely to continue this winter in the northern hemisphere as outbreaks have already been reported from Madrid.Barcelona.Malaga.Zagreb and south-western France.Isolation of the virus in sporadic cases has also been reported from Copenhagen, London and Lyons, the World Health Organization reports.The same virus has already been responsible in 1969 for recent epidemics in the southern hemisphere.These winter epidemics began about mid-March in South Africa, and since mid- May outbreaks have been reported from Argentina.Australia.Chile.New Zealand and Uruguay.They have been uniformly mild.In a forthcoming issue of the Bulletin of the World Health Organization, three WHO experts.Drs.W.Charles Cockburn.Pierre Delon and W.Ferreira, report on the origin and progress of the new A2 influenza epidemic which first appeared in Hong Kong in mid-July in 1968.It caused a very large epidemic in Hong Kong and spread rapidly southward to countries as far as India and the norther territories of Australia, as happened in the 1957 epidemic caused by the original A2 strain called \u201cAsian influenza.\u201d Later its progress slowed down, but epidemics occurred in many countries in the northern hemisphere in the winter of 1968-69.Smouldering spread In many countries the infection has spread and smouldered instead of bursting into the usual sharp epidemics.\u2018The smouldering spread and the contrast in the behavior of the disease in the USA compared with the rest of the world are the outstanding features of the Hong Kong strain of virus.A satisfactory explanation of these facts might lead to more effective means of influenza control\u2019.the authors point out.In all countries except the United States.the disease caused by A2/Hong Kong/68 was mild and not associated with a large increase of deaths.In the USA.however.the number of \u2018\u2018excess deaths\u201d from pneumonia and influenza (i.e.the number of deaths above the average for the same weeks in previous years) was similar to the number caused by the Asian flu in 1957.At first the spread of the Hong Kong virus resembled closely that of the Asian flu of 1957, in speed and pattern of spread.so as to make it a reasonable prediction that extensive epidemics would occur in the rest of the world in due course.However.there were differences which should perhaps have received more attention than they did.the authors say.One was the behavior in Japan where the disease failed to spread last year in spite of numerous introductions of the virus by travellers.Many separate foci developed.often in schools.but coalescence into a general epidemic \u2014 which was only of moderate extent \u2014 was delayed until mid-January.The other great difference was recorded in the USA where the experience of wide-spread infection associated with the high level of excess mortality was unique.It did not occur in other temperate countries in the Americas.Canada, for example.experienced a relatively slight increase in incidence of disease and practically no excess deaths.As to Europe nearly all countries reported winter outbreaks but these were of variable extent.There is now enough vaccine available in all countries to protect those who need it-the old.the debilitated.and those with cardiovascular.pulmonary or chronic metabolic diseases.Key workers in hospitals.transport and communications are also in the priority group.There is still no specific treatment for influenza that is widely available.The great majority of people will not be vaccinated.They can do much to help themselves and reduce the risk of complications (for ordinary people this risk is very small) by going to bed as soon as they are attacked and staying there until their temperature is normal.This also reduces to some extent the speed with which infection spreads.Health authorities generally recognize the importance.when an epidemic appears or threatens to appear.of ensuring that sufficient supplies of antibiotics and other drugs and means for the treatment of complications are available whenever they are likely to be required and that suitable arrangements have been made to deal with the sudden increase in the need for hospital care.By BRUCE INGLIS Over the weekend the Weredale House official opening of the new games rooms occurred.An evening of games and activities was provided for the younger lads on Saturday.The boys devoured hot dogs and pop to their hearts\u2019 content.For most, it was to their stomachs\u2019 delight as well.A dance was held for the older boys and it was a wonderful party.It seemed that everyone showed up: members of the board.teachers, friends.girlfriends and almost everyone else.One of the features of the evening were the many prizes donated by friends in Westmount, which were awarded during the spotlights dances.A brief thank-you to all those in charge of decorating and preparations for the dance, with a special thanks to Richard Hunt.our enthusiastic disc jockey.Gerry Lachance and Mr.Coté.the master-mind behind the decorating of \u2018An Evening in Paris\u201d.766-8521 expressway.Exit Verdun.3897 Bannantyne Ave.Verdun SEASON'S GREETINGS From Your Salesman GERRY GAGNON Only 5 minutes from Girouard and Sherbrooke vio the LALONDE AUTOMOBILE LTD.Lincoln, Marquis, Cougar, Montego, Maverick, Cortina 766-8521 5255 Jean Talon W.(at Decarie Blvd.) Sincerest wishes for happy holiday times from the staff and management of HAROLD OLDS M Qu = 739-1911 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.18th, 1969 - 17 SHOPPING CONCOURSE OPEN TILL 9 P.M.DAILY SATURDAYS TILL 6 P.M.Galeries Westmount Square TWO CITY BLOCKS OF UNDERGROUND GLAMOUR BORDERED BY DE MAISONNEUVE BLVD., GREENE AVE., ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST AND WOOD AVE.® CEACERCEALERCER TER ACER eRe > Pa PAK ERX I Po lena ( Vagy Art Ga Jory | CANADIAN AND EUROPEAN ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS Head Office: Galeries Westmount Square Tel: 931-5355 Granby Branch: Tel: 372-3726 LR PAPC PO PRY PR PAK VA ARE LORS VOIE ESS KA YA PO PA VOX VO Pa VAS YA BUTTONS AND BOWS IMPORTED HANDKNITTING YARNS LANSEA SWEATERS COATS @® SUITS ® DRESSES HAND-MADE TO ORDER SEASON'S GREETINGS 70 ALL GALERIES WESTMOUNT SQUARE 932-7510 GIFTS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD | | © Wedgewood :rom England ® Royal Doulton Figurines ® Liqueur Sets from Spain ® Enamelware from Norway © Eskimo Art ® Canadiana ® Crystal ® Salad Bowls © Serving Trays LA CHATELAINE GIFT SHOPS Galeries Westmount Square DAN ADT DNRDIADIN ge SARA RSA RSA RSA RSA RARE RSA RIRIIE SE F fo asc CHARLES OF WESTMOUNT À welcomes MR.YVON (formerly with Holt Renfrew Beauty Salon) For your festive hairdo call 931-7251 OF WESTMOUNT A Salon for the Discriminating Woman FROM YVES ST.LAURENT \u2026 THE GIFT SUPREME Your lady friends will be rapturous over the boldly geometrical, glowingly colorful haute couture look of our towels, sheets, shower curtains, bedspreads and drapes created by Yves St.Lourent and fashioned by Fieldcrest.Also many other distinctive gifts for the home.Monsieur Decor Wallpaper and Home Decor Galeries Westmount Square 937-6189 PK PRU PRK PAK PE FES PO ES ISA VOTRE RE ÉRIC PSE ME PE IX VOIE EE PO PSE DRE VOX VOX VOX OX SM PO SU PO DO VOIE VO VAR VOIS RO VOIX VOX VOUS VO CO LOC von vax ons va sous § : Se) i ve PRES ES TS EST RD 7 ; = a À Sa CHRISTMAS CANDLES GLOWING BRIGHT AWAIT YOU AT THE LOVE LIGHT 2 Something woula be missing from the Christmas scene without the soft glow of Candles recalling the warmth and joy of Christmases past.We have Candles of every size and shape, in a variety of colors, to brighten your Holiday festivities.Come in and see our perfect selection.The Love Light GALERIES WESTMOUNT SQUARE 1 we 935-9882 Delicious Epicures for your Christmas Festivities.® French Bread ® French Pastry © Desserts and Cakes © Pâtés and charcuterie © Imported Cheese © Preserves © Coffee ® Candy ® Chocolates ® 15 Frozen Gourmet Dishes © 12 Frozen French Sauces We will be glad to assist you in the preparation of all your private receptions.ison Gouin A Galeries Westmount Square - 931-5951 Also at Place Ville Marie - Place Victoria 1267 Labelle St.- 842-9125 ut = 3 1 | Cyclax of London 18 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.18th, 1969 Ce ome RITA 7\" GALERIES TWO CITY BLOCKS OF UNDERGROUNL Season's Greetings eason's Greetings % $ ; \\ : TRAVEL ( U 0, : OF WESTMOUN Vice ve would like to say the little werd Thanks for your patronage and we ; CHRISTMAS GIFT S \u2018 ook forward to serving you again.May your Holiday e Me .7 $5000 (or ] HAWAII $3250 MEN! Let us help you choose a i (3 weeks) PERSONAL Gift for your 3 AROUND THE WORLD A | oved one: FUR / COUTURIER EN FOURRURES g (33 days) \u2018Galeries Westmount Square 933-5104 ÿ i \u201cThese prices are per perse GALERIES WESTMOUNT SQUARE, 933-2771 ä just about everyt 7 EE EEE ol For Those On A More.Lini We offer you a wide and spark- : HAWAII $526 ling array of beautifully pack- fabu 2 (15 days) aged perfumes and cosmetics | 7 \u2018 THE ORIENT $1 198 SPAIN g Jean Patou y L SEE US FOR TRULY UNIQU Cabochard | , { Phone: 93 1- ¥» Guerlain \u2018 Galeries Westmou E Emilio Pucci RE DE FREE SE RER RS SE RF Fu J X Marcel Rochas fee PAPE PR A PO ES EEUE FOX SAIS LAC EG EE \u20ac.= .Hidden deep among our fresh h Caron $ Exclusive Models At flowers, Holly Wings, our friendly # Nina Ricci , bug, watches Christmas unfold of | Pot.Busy hands clip and wrap, tri # Chanel Céline Seria fold and unfold fresh and silken .leaves of green, bows of red, bell Lanvin HAUTE COUTURE - PARIS The shop's aglow.Cards and let isti [ ters come and go.Christmas has & Christian Dior come to the Flower Pot.Holly Fabergé Maja LE PHARMA A RAS I SR RA RA RA RAR RA RA RA SRA RR RA RA RA Angry Wings knows! Merry Christmas CHRISTMAS GIFTS For the new baby and for the Mother-to-be.Choose from a variety of attractive and practical gifts.Clothing for expectant Mothers Lancome and children up to 8 years of age.GALERIES WESTMOUNT SQUARE .935-3521 g % % 4 % % 4 3 % 4 4 % 4 3 $ i Galeries Westmount Square 933-9326 8 Ÿ 3 4 3 8 4 3 % ] % 4 % % % % 4 CES CL EDS RO ARK AR AK AC Yn 00 An IP YR Wm Wu Jak Won Wm Yam ARK Yous 00 ea Nr EL CENTER ESTMOUNT, | INC.§ GIFT SUGGESTIONS )OO (or less) 50 INDIA $4985 (55 days) JORLD AEGEAN HOLIDAY $2089 > (22 days) are per person and include about everything p À More -Lintited Budget INDIA $702 (28 days) SPAIN & CANARIES $449 (16 days) TRULY UNIQUE GIFT IDEAS +: 931-7244 estmount Square RR TE FR YR TERR JRO Yh ME our fresh and silken our friendly Christmas 5 unfold at the Flower d wrap, trim and tie, and silken blossoms, of red, bells of light.tds and let- = ristmas has adr] Pot.Holly a A CL SE Christmas a SH À ) GT wo PR ° Galeries Westmount Square 931-7266 AO Ea A A A AE DOD A A AS A SS AEN AB ASAON AIA BCR PAPE POR PARE PA LOUE VUE Es Pe PX PAK MAK PRK PAX! 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IF IN DOUBT.give the one gift that symbolizes everything in chic fashions for women, and accessories for at Galeries Westmount Square.\u201cYes, - we have Gift Certificates, too!\u201d PR SE DES SO PR RS JO ESS POS POS PAS AE A SA DOS FR TANGA E For Him and lor Her.Give the Cardin Look this year.Strikingly bold, daringly different as reflected in his leather coats, blazers and slacks, hats, shirts and ties.And for Her, a delightful collection of prét-a- porter fashions and accessories, newly arrived from Paris.- the Lanvin Gift Certificate - available only Lanvin 933-8223 * ct, Gifts = for all Seasons * (\u2026 and reasons) | HERMES | \u201cthe International Name in Accessories\u201d 4 WY B GALERIES WESTMOUNT SQUARE i FF 931-1956 ECS DK IAC A 1 WAN I PT YA SACRÉ OO PR PAT DOC RAC ES PIERRE # CARD | Nis PEK PER PER ET SM SL PSCC LORS SRI AK PAC FS Mon og ao 00 Pn pens ipend FRS MR VASE VASE RSS VERS Suh YOUR YR IRR RR Yeh Yok YO Jc Yeu Yuk ask Yuk sk ck -~ The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.18th, 1969 - 19 ov D ES WESTMOUNT SQUAR RGROUND GLAMOUR BORDERED BY DE MAISONNEUVE BLVD., GREENE AVE., ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST AND WOOD AVE.NAS RSS OT AT ES RAA RAD i SHOPPING CONCOURSE OPEN TILL 8 P.M.DAILY SATURDAYS TILL 6 P.M.SEE OUR LATEST SELECTION OF YVES ST.LAURENT JEWELLERY Children\u2019s Corner A Pleasant Shop BOYS\u2019 SPORT JACKETS CO-ORDINATING -CORDUROY SLACKS FAIRISLE SWEATERS AND CARDIGANS STOCKING STUFFERS = X 3 937-6510 ; : : : 3 ¢ nai .g 7 È | GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG 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 HENWOOD-HEWITT NUPTIALS An ancient scimitar, a gift of the bride to the groom, was used by Mr.and Mrs.James Harvey Hen- wood (right) to cut the cake at the Windsor Hotel ballroom reception following their wedding last Friday evening, Dec.12, in St.Matthias Church.Mrs.Henwood is the former Miss Susan Mary Hewitt, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Robert Hewitt, 327 Redfern avenue, and Mr.Henwood is the son of Robert White Henwood, 4303 Montrose avenue, and the late Margery Jane Henwood.The rector, Canon J.M.Doidge, and the Very Rev.Kenneth Keefe of London, Ont., officiated with music provided by Stephen Crisp, organist, and the St.Matthias Boys\u2019 Choir.Miss Heather Hewitt, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Mrs.Louis A.Ferguson of New York and Miss Nancy Jane Hewitt, sisters of the bride, and Mrs.Robin Hoen of New York, sister of the groom.The groom's brother, Robbie Henwood, was best man and the ushers were John Louson, Stephen Cushing, Jim Hewitt, Robin Hoen and Fred McRobie.The newly-wed couple are spending a European honeymoon.Extended Hours for Christmas Shoppers We'll be open SATURDAY, Dec.20 and MONDAY, Dec.22; and from 10 am to 6 pm daily.oi Painting \u20ac on Marble THE APARTMENT Antiques - Jewellery - Art - Gifts of Intrigue 1339 Greene Avenue 937-1122 PAS SFR RG VERRE RASE PRE RS PNG SE NS RETR RS FANS RAR ROR RR Sch ask Sess Rh sc Wishing you and yours a most joyous Christmas season! Mr.Pierre and Staff wish to thank their many ; customers and friends at this Christmastime.§ May the Holiday Season be filled with happi- ; Best wishes for the New Ÿ Year to one and all.ness for everyone.MY HAIRDRESSER INC.; 932-6905 4445 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST ea RCE AVON: te ASE RACE - Examiner | £ 20 - Thursday, Dec.18th, 1969 SU DRE LOU PEU OU DR DRAC PIE SO 00 JAK DER PIC AC PS om a EG GX \u201cOnce upon a time there was this fabulous SALE at and that was just before CHRISTMAS .\u201d Do not miss out on this Sale.ALL ITEMS % OFF You can buy scarves of pure handwoven silk printed in exotic designs for even less than $2.00.Thousands of other items to choose from.Rush Now For Better Selection For your convenience, we are open from 9 AM.to 9 P.M.Monday thru Friday and 9 AM.to 6 P.M.Saturday.SONA OF INDIA On the Plaza Place Ville Marie All Sales Final EC CBA CI SONA OF INDIA If you'want to be this story teller 878-4414 | ä 3 4 ä a i ä i i | Costly ride A woman who hired a cab opposite 1 Rosemount avenue about 10 pm recently reported to West- mount police that she had lost about $50.believed left in the taxi.Later she reported that her purse had been found.minus the money.Superb styling in elegant surroundings Pan Phoque Le Chateau Champlain À A 878-3496 Prince Albert introduced Christmas tree, but now poses many serious home hazards Prince Albert, husband of Queen Victoria, is credited with introducing the Christmas tree to England at the time Charles Dickens wrote his classic story \u201cA Christmas Carol\u201d.Since then it has become more popular year after year.with decorations becoming more elaborate and more colorful; but electric lighting.while colorful, can pose serious hazards \u2014 particularly fire.Follow this advice for a happy and a safe Christmas, says the Department of Consumer and Corporate Affairs.Look for the CSA certification mark when you buy your Christmas lights.\u2018It means approval by the Canadian Standards Association.® The ideal Christmas tree light set of the conventional kind LOANS on.: e JEWELLERY © DIAMONDS © Objets d'art © Antiques WE ALSO BUY FOR CASH All Transachon Confidentiol Hoffman\u2019s should have these characteristics: it should be light in weight: sockets should be strong enough not to break or crack if stepped on; they should have means for secure fastening to the tree branches (usually a metal or plastic clip).To reduce tangling and to improve appearance.paral- lel-wired sets should have their cords enclosed in a single covering.@ Check lights and wiring thoroughly before hanging them.Discard defective lights, and any wiring that is frayed or bare.Be sure the fuse on the electrical circuit you use is not over 15 amperes.® Carefully follow all instructions provided by manufacturers.The safety features built into equipment can be nullified by careless or improper installations and use.@ Do not use electrical equipment on metal trees.À power leak could burn or kill anyone who touches the tree.Use off-tree flood or spotlighting instead.@ When setting up a natural evergreen tree, saw off the trunk Lo s recipe For a Merry Christmas Good Friends and Good Ll LT TT Florent pe - FORMER CHEF OF DUC DE LORRAINE after TRY SISA | : PASTRIES - CARES - MINIATURES - ASSORTES LL} D'OEUVRES i Baad Le a PR SE RT aT pice 10 please choose - A YULE LOG DIPPE 14 Ld & 4920 Sherbrooke St.W.Best wishes to all our patrons.may your holidays be joyful .plentiful .and beautiful! Opardy, Beni Sutin Tel.486-3881 diagonally at least one inch above the original cut: place the base of the tree in a deep pan of water for the entire period of time it is indoors, and be sure to add water each day to keep the water level above the cut.@ Support the tree in a solid stand so it will not accidentally fall over.© Christmas trees should not be placed near grounding surfaces such as water pipes, or heat- radiating devices such as radiators and heaters.@ Choose flameproof or fire retardant decorations.@ Plan for a fire emergency.Have alternative escape routes out of the room.Do not place a tree near an exit.@ If you do have a natural ewrgreen, remove it as soon as it shows signs of drying out.Dried-out trees are like tinder.Not to be Taken Lightly ® Don't let bulbs touch the tree.@ Dont leave the lights on when you go out of the room.® Don't overload the wall plug or extension cord.@ Dont use metal near lighting sets.@ Dont put the Christmas tree near a fireplace or a TV set.@ Dont let small children play near the tree unsnpervised, and keep matches, lighters and candles out of their reach.@ Be careful with cigarets.Trees and Christmas wrappings are a fire hazard.@ Don\u2019t allow piles of Christmas wrappings to accumulate in the house; and don\u2019t burn them in the fireplace.® Don\u2019t combine polystyrene (a glossy.plastic-like, molded material) candle holders with wax candles in any decoration.® Don't block exits from the house.icicles lHuminating House @ For outdoor decorations.bay decorative lights and equipment which have been tested and approved by the Canadian Standards Association and identified by the CSA label for outdoor use.Outdoor lights have weatherproof sockets and heavier wiring than required indoors.® For outdoor lighting, paral- lel-wired strings with an intermediate base are best.These are the largest of the decorative bulbs: each one consumes about 10 watts.Mr.Flemming wishes to dispose of his own private collection of Furniture, Objets d\u2019Art, Silver, Porcelain, Paintings, Original Drawings, including a man's mink broad tail coat.By Appointment Only.845-1255 No Dealers.@ When an outdoor bulb burns out, be sure to use the rubber washer when replacing it.These make the sockets waterproof.@ Carefully follow all ins- (continued on page 22) æ fe eee Examiner, Thursday, Dec.18th, 1969 - 21 riedrich hand made wedding bands orginal design Gold Tn ALEXIS NIHON PLAZA tel.937-1088 SÉ ; : : : 5 à Li ee SHOPPING FOR A MAN'S APPAREL GIFT?Ladies.Gift shop Max Beauvais the Pleasant Way with an eye to choosing a man's gift for real enjoyment Montreal's Quality STORE for, GENTLEMEN OF GOOD TASTE AX FEATURING THE FINEST WEARING APPAREL ax Beauvais 385 St.James Street W° (Just one block from he Place Victoria Metro Staton) Free Parking: Corner of St.Peter & Notre Dame Tel: 288-9261 STORE HOURS: 9:00 A.M.10 5:30 P.M.Mon.to Fri.9.00 A.M.to 1:00 P.M.Saturday 4: i ar 22 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.18th, 1969! SFC 0 A SRC PK PRCT SC TPAC TA Peas 1 ! And to all, thanks for your wonderful patronage! 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For Unusual CHRISTMAS GIFTS FROM THE ORIENT GREGORY'S Oriental Rug Company 4151 St.Catherine W.932-4277 For You .we wish a Very Happy Christmas Day and Health and Peace through 1970.MACDONALD REG\u2019D.DRESSES - HATS - SUITS COATS - BLOUSES 392 VICTORIA AVE.486-6676 PUDDINGS + Rich, flavour-full Christmas desserts, also delicious cookies, shortbreads, distinctive French Pastries, Christmas logs, Italian cream, Mont Blanc, Ste-Honore, Charlotte Russe, Petits Fours, iced cakes, chocolates in special Christmas boxes, etc.ORDER NOW - 481-8163 * WE ALSO DO CATERING IN YOUR HOME $ \"AVAILABLE for RECEPTIONS and PARTIES ) PRINCE ALBERT SALON | JA ____ Above OurStore _- WE RENT DISHES, GLASSWARE, SILVERWARE, TABLE | LINEN, TABLES, CHAIRS, COAT RACKS, ETC.du ois FRENCH PASTRY & CATERERS 4887 Sherbrooke St.West 481-8163 (Corner Prince Albert) SEASON'S GREETINGS TO ALL OUR PATRONS mr a = bb The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.18th, 1969 - 23 GIRLS CONSECRATED AT SHAAR Sixteen girls were consecrated at special Chanukah dedication service on Sunday, Dec.7, at Shaar Hashomayin, as Daughters of the Commandment, B'not Mitzvah.Front row, left to right, are: Jack A.Shacter, Parnass; Dr.À.Sitiman, chairman of the School comittee; Mrs.W.Shuchat, Instructress, B'not Mitzvah; Rabbi W.Shuchat; Dr.Charles Solomon, president; Mrs.S.Gold, presi: dent, sisterhood and Y.Glustein, principal; Second row: Deborah Levine, Tina Baer, Elaine Aber, Linda Bronfman, Claire Karr, Susan Ruckenstein and Marla Gold; third row: Elayne Gelber, Anne Tobias, Louise Pressmon, Susan Kravitz, Lynn Halpern, Margot Levy, Karen Shiller, Marla Gelber and Riva Steinwood.The service commenced with a processional ot the consecrants into the main synagogue.The Mo\u2018ariv Service followed, conducted by Rabi Shuchat, Hazzan Nathan Mendelson and the synagogue choir under the direction of Choirmaster Jacob Rose- marin, who gave a special rendition of Psalm 30.The B'not Mitavah presented an impressive pageant, The Words Of The Prophet\u201d (Isaiah).The musical direction was Yehudo Vineberg with Mrs.M.N.Fineberg at the organ.A tree-will offering to the Synagogue of a Lithograph depicting the Prophet wos made by Karen Shiller on behalf of the B'not Mitzvah and was accepted by Di.Solomon.Rabbi Shuchat addressed the B'not Mitzvah.Mr.Glustein introduced the B'not Mitzvah to the congregation and each consecrant was presented with a book gift from the Sisterhood by Mrs.Gold.A reception in the Metcalfe Hall followed.FR SR SOR Jk RR SR RT RA RR RE RR Yo SALLE \u201cAFTERNOON DRESSES Reg.$45-50, NOW $25, COCKTAIL DRESSES wo 50.Reg.$95-$125.y The President and Board of Directors of the WESTMOUNT WOMEN'S CLUB, INCORPORATED Wish to Extend the Compliments of the Season ta Members and Friends 2200 LOUE PAC SIC EU LOUE LAS PAU ERX VX Pig 006 Ven Yan Mau Mia MRC Sat Soe ea \u2018GOWNS ww $10.Reg.$125.-$150.\"GOATS SUITS ENSEMBLES Reg.$145, NOW 80.RUA JOE SR SR SR ASE CHRISTMAS GIFTS imported from India, Africa and Iran : COATS Reg.$175,135 NOW 1 10.4 LTÉE Fashion Headquarters for Sizes Free Parking Large Variety on Display (14-20), (1412-2814), (40-48) 5120 Earnaclifte Very Low Prices INDIA CRAFTS CO.4002 5t.Catherine St.W.me 5457 QUEEN MARY RD.484-3558 (Corner Atwater) \u201c(IN E nes ni 535% Sherbrooke West (Near Earnscliffe) Open Thurs, Till 9 p.m, = 2 POS FOR ROSES FOR SOS SOS SR PETER Po SD OO a ES ES EE TE RE D TS TE ES OO SO OU SO OC ES Es Vo NO 24 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.18th, 1969¢ PONE PNK 00K DAK PAK PA PA PAK PK PAK PR PAIK PARK PL IK PIL PK Pug Pons $7 CHRISTMAS To you and yours ve during this most festive season.AGNES MORRIS CORSETIERE 5782 Sherbrooke St.W.(Corner Melrose) HU.1-5573 SEAS GRGNS From the staff and marñagement of 4927 Sherbrooke W.(Near Claremont) Thiede 482-4320 Closed Friday, Dec.26th HAIRDRESSER and Friday, Jan.2nd.PAGE MGR VE EEE M ED AE CEE We wish you a Christmas in the friendly spirit of an old- fashioned Yule! Greetings from E.HARGREAVES REG'D.: CORSETIERES - MISS C.WRIGHT, Proprietor À 4159 ST.CATHERINE ST.W.1 EY .- q RE) ey EAE NE AR TNE) x fee 932-7008 Some holiday reading Merry Christmas! The West- mount Public Library will charge no fines from Dec.20 to Jan.3 inclusive! New books at the library from the December booklist : Novels Bernard Clavel.The fruits of winter.Stuart Cloete.How young they died.A.J.Cronin.A pocketful of rye.John Fowles.The French lieutenant\u2019s woman.Hélene Holden.The chain.Harold Rubins.The inheritors.Patrick Ryan.Clancy.my friend, my friend.Margery Sharp.Rosa.\u2018George Shipway.Knight in anarchy.Georges Simenon.Maigret and the Calame report.Biography Svetlana Alliluy eva.Only one year.Pierre Payne.Life death of Mahatma Gandhi.Harold Macmillan.Tides of fortune.1945-1955.Bertrand Russell.phy.vol.3.Leonard Woolf.not the arrival.Myths Eleanor Smith, Psychic people.Jess Stearn.Adventures into the psychic.Lucy Mair.Withcraft.Ronald Seth.Children against withes.Hans Holzer.Windows to the past.Daniel places.William Bauer.Potions.edies and old wives.and Autobiogra- The journey Cohen.Mysterious rem- Special interest Bruno Bettelheim.The children of the dream.Morton Shulman.The billion dollar windfall.Herbert Marcuse.on liberation.Mario Pei.Words in sheeps's clothing.Alan Watts.forecasting.Joy Adamson.sphinx.Doris Unitt.Treasury of Canadian glass.Lawren Harris.Lawren Harris.Bob Haak.Rembrandt: his life, his work.Gerald Eskenazi.Hockey.An essay Instant weather The spotted Festive season Roland Gammon.All be lievers are brothers.FRESH KILLED CHOICE SELECTED CHRISTMAS TURKEYS PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries Fruits and Vegetables.Schneider \u2018s and Nickel\u2019s Bocen, Nom end Seusuges ED GROCER FINEST CANADIAN 4466 St.Catherine West Neo: Metcaîte Ave WE.7-9455-6 i from Library's lists Betty Nickerson.Celebrate the sun.Harry Johnson.Eat, drink.be merry.and live longer.Felice Morrison.Gourmet in the galley.Joan Fielden.Chatelaine diet book.Marcia Morton.Art of Vienne pastry.Angus McGill.ed.Pub: a celebration.Olive Bowes.Ikebana simplified.Raymond Mander.Musical comedy.Iona Opie.Children\u2019s games in street.Vernon Howard.Complete book of children\u2019s theater.James Tuite.Snowmobiles and snowmobiling.Abby Rand.Ski North America .28 resorts.History, travel Beverley Nichols.The sun in my eyes.Geoffrey Marcus.The maiden voyage.Laurie Lee.As I walked out one midsummer morning.Roloff Beny.India.Jon White.The land God made in anger.Eileen Fitzgerald.Expo summer.Evelyn Wells.Hatshepsut.Constance FitzGibbon.Out of the lion\u2019s paw.Michael Mok.Biafra journal.Fraser Symington.The Canadian Indian.Ramsay Cook, ed.French- Canadian nationalism.Hammond Innes.The conquistadors.(continued on page 25) THE \"MAGIC APPLE\" FRI - SAT.& MON.AFTS Dec.26 - 27 - 29 VICTORIA HALL CHILDREN'S THEATRE 484-6620 OHMAN'S 70th ANNIVERSARY Gold Pins e Charms ° Pearls and Jewelled Clasps e Cross Pen and Pencil Sets e Cuff Links e Pepper Mills.© Cheese Boards e Small Sterling Serving Pieces 1216 Greene Ave.Next to Avenue Theatre Gifts Wrapped and Delivered BHOUTERIE CENDRILLON | 4915 SHERBROOKE St.West (Between Claremont and Prince Albert) JEWELLER - JOAILLIER ® Jewellery Created and Restyled ® Jewellery and Watch Repairs TEL: 486-7108 PR EPS SRB BRO, 5327 Sherbrooke St.W.ONC ana Sac Van a RSA ESC on Ke Pend Hak Fn Sng Pak Ps an a J of Decarie STRACK 0 Seiad Ak PO 5k PAK PAK DI Eee VE HA Peu PA NA Pa EAU Merry Christmas We take this opportunity to extend our heartiest Christmas Greetings to all our friends and patrons we have had the privilige of serving.Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to one and all Émeryx Ccluqere Fer rd ORIGINAL CREATIONS IN EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS ust West 481-8820 vecu \u2014\u2014\u2014 a Lp > La @ GOLD © COPPER @ BRASS © CHROME ® NICKEL © RHODIUM © CADMIUM © SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY ond Sons Ltd., Est.1899 Repoiring Silversmiths ond Electro Platers, Operating Canada\u2019s Lorg- est High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5.7947 {A few doors above St.Catherine St.) Opp.Henry Morgon and Co.JRA RA Anaad 4 2 I DAVIES | | HOUSE OF | : PAINTINGS | à ORIGINAL-OILS & 4 By Ronald Davies 1 À © Custom Framing le Prints : 3 © Drawings ] 4 ® Christmas Gifts 8 Lay-Away Plan : Chargex 4869 Sherbrooke W.1 i 486-1264 : qrmpliments g e Season 3 Ÿ To One And Ali Yu JSR FOR SNR ER SRR ROR FS NR $5 340K 40K PK PRU PAX POA PK FUR HAT SALE MINK - OCELOT WIDE SELECTION OF STYLES & COLORS 25% 30% OFF UNTIL CHRISTMAS 6592 Somerled corner Prince of Wales 488-9045 pa , Some Holiday.(continued from page 24) The following other titles are selected from the library's November booklist.Fiction Isaac Asimov.Nightfall: and other stories.Margaret Atwood.The edible woman.Jerome Charyn.American scrapbook.R.F.Delderfield.Come home Charlie and face them.Margaret Drabble.The waterfall.Leslie A.Fiedler.Nude cro quet.Anne Golon.The temptation of Angélique.Barbara Goolden.Today belongs to us.Graham Greene.Travels with my aunt.Victoria Holt.sands.Colin MacInnes.Visions of London.Alistair MacLean.Puppet on a chain.New Canadian writing.1969.Joy Packer.Leopard in the fold The shivering Chaim Potok.The promise.Janet Sandison.Jean in the moring.D.E.Stevenson.Gerald and Elizabeth.Joyce Stranger.Rusty.Irving Wallace.The minutes.Robert Wilder.honor.seven An affair of Biographies Pinchas Jurman.ed.Moshe Dayan; a portrait.AidanM.Crawley.De Gaulle.Storm Jameson.Journey from the north.Coretta King.My life with Martin Luther King, Jr.Victor Ullman.Look to the north star.Alexander time.Rodney Dale.Louis Wain.History and travel Salvader de Madariaga.Englishmen, Frenchmen, Spaniards.William H.Murray.The companion guide to the West Highlands.Kendrick.Prime .and much joy we send to you our patrons and friends BESSY-ANNE \u2018Haute Couture Mrs.Van 4891 Sherbrooke St.West (Corner Prince Albert) 482-3003 Eric Newby.Wonders of Ireland.Stella Margetson.Fifty years of Victorian London.Sanche de Gramont.The French.Jonathan D.Spence.To change China.Pan American airways.horizons U.S.AM.A.Richthofen.The Red Baron.John B.Priestly.The prince of pleasure.Virginia S.Cowles.The Russian daggar.Bernard Diederich.Papa Doc.Gordon Thomas.The day their world ended.Upin the sky Richard A.Craig.The edge of space.Sheldon Novcik.The careless atom.Richard Bach.chance.Charles H.Hildreth.1001 questions.aviation history.John G.Fuller, ed.Aliens in the skies.Willy Ley.Events in space.Mitchell R.Sharpe.Living in space.Beaumont Newhall.Airborne camera.Today's world Leonard Barnes.African renaissance.John C.Holt.The underachieving school.Stephen Spender.The year of the young rebels.M.F.Ashley-Montagu.Sex.man, and society.Richard Buckminster Fuller.Operating manuel.spaceship earth New Nothing by R.W.Kistner.The pill.Arthur H.Cain.Young people and drugs.Sidney Cohen.The drug dilemma.Brian Ash.Tiger in your tank.Gunter Grass.Speak out! Canadian interest Raymond Rosenthal.ed.Mc- Luhan; pro and con.Lionel Tiger.Men in groups.Bernard R.Blishen, ed.Canadian society.William E.Mann, comp.Canada; a sociological profile.Jack Lawrence Granatstein.ed.Canadian foreign policy.Robert C.Coates.The night of the knives.Quebec (Province) The price of independence.Lester B.Pearson.Peace in the family of man.Richard A.Preston.Canada\u2019s RMC.Claude Aubry.The magic fiddler.F.G.McClement.It doesn\u2019t matter where you sit.Arnold Walter, ed.Aspects of music in Canada.Frank Cosentino.Canadian football.Punch Imlach.Hockey is a battie.Desmond Pacey.Essays-in Canadian criticism.Farley Mowat.The boat who wouldn\u2019t float.the spanish Pflea FURNITURE - DECOR UNUSUAL GIFTS 1359 GREENE AVENUE 935-2992 The Westmount Examiner, Thorsday, Bac.oh, oo 25 ¥ ; A Joyous ! Holiday : to all our lopal : patrons and ! their lobed ones i : Westmount Beauty Salon ; à 5122 SHERBROOKEW.5x.| % FOR APPOINTMENT 4 86- 8636 : \u2018 oc i eo a BB SO DE Ss RR SU SE A SO AC EE I PC aE AC SCS WESTMOUNT GENEVA PASTRY Mr.and Mrs.A.Perret Our new address i 4257 ST.CATHERINE ST W.(West of Greene Ave) 935-4884 OK PA PARK KK ST IC PAN DAC PCA IK ESC OC VE ns a TO OUR +f VALUED 2; FRIENDS Weve enjoyed serving you.hope to serve you again! MISS SMITH'S MILLINERY HELEN FORBES, Proprietor MILLINERY and DRESSES 1219 Greene Ave.932-1544 OWS y RL IIL WIL Lins lat Jol 4 ns das aml (oe 26 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.18th, 196 Accounts level; items rescinded Ald.Jean Richer, as deputy commissioner of finance in the absence of Finance Commis sioner Ald.Ian Craig, Monday night not only carried the ball for the presentation of the budget but for a lengthy rendition of rescindment of 1968 capital commitments and for the presentation of the November accounts.He reported last month's payrolls amounted to $253.036.75 and other accounts to $459,578.65, for a total of $712,615 in expen- ditures- an increase of $42,023.37 over the same month last year.The rise was largely accounted for by final payments on expro- poriation this year of 42024 St.Catherine street west.The capital rescindments from 1968 programs were contained in a detailed document.aggregating $1.207,546.50.These covered a wide range of items.mostly public works of various kinds.Offsetting were $92,089.61 in commitments authorized - being overspending on certain other items \u2014 for a net clearance of $1,115456.91.This was described as a \u2018\u2018house-keeping action\" to deal with funds which will not now be spent.In addition.$32,993.80 of work was transferred to 1969 from 1968 programs.5% Rain can make driving more risky than snow.The changes that occur during snow are ap- ent to most drivers, but the rds of rain, such as reduced visibility and traction, are not generally recognized as dangerous.PR Jo A Yo A RSA 4867 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST RAA HR SNC CU ANC I aC 1 OO DGA SR IPS ASC SET A 0 Ne wn a Public Safety Officers MAURICE POTVIN (left) and RICHARD HAWLEY (right) Monday evening in city council chamber being commended by Public Safety Commissioner D.O'C.DOHENY (centre) while Mayor PETER M.McENTYRE looks on.\u2018Two Public Safety officers praised for saving lives of two children Two Westmount Public Safety officers, Maurice Potvin and Richard Hawley, were brought before Monday evening's mid- month City Council meeting to be publicly commended by Public Safety Commissioner Ald.Daniel O\u2019C.Doheny.SES LOUE ESA OU PAC EU OO PAC OA RÉ PS A ESS YA A oy Greetings We hope some of the centuries-old happiness is yours this i 3 x Christmastide - Peace, Love and Sheer Enjoyment.; 1 Please accept our sincere good wishes Hand & Donohoe, Co.Ltd.489-1222 JEG JERR JRO OT Yet Yl SE YOUR EE RE VAE Yeh Yack Rk Yk Joa Warmest Wishes Old-fashioned Christmas cheer we send your way in up your Holiday! The Management and Staff FARQUHAR ROBERTSON PE EE A DE A EE ES EEE LIMITED 5250 de Maisonneuve bivd.W.Phone: 481-0371 Ï ! ÿ ÿ i B Ë ë 8 i i hope that it brightens § Both were praised for separate acts last week in which it is believed they each saved the life of a child.PSO.Potvin on Tuesday night.Dec.9.drove his patrol car and at the same time administered mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to a two-month-old child en route to the Montreal Children\u2019s Hos- y pital.The baby had been nearly asphyxiated along with three adults, including his parents, in a car de Maisonneuve boulevard with its engine running and a defective tail pipe.(See last week\u2019s Examiner, page 9.) MCH doctors credited PSO.Potvin with saving the infant's life.Then on Thursday of last week.PSO.Hawley responded to a call from a mother who said that her son had stopped breathing.On arrival, the officer found a young boy who appeared to be lifeless and whose face already had turn- Zodiac Dates, Signs and Colors as Gift Guide Aries \u2014 ram \u2014 March 21- April 19 \u2014 red or green.Taurus \u2014 bull \u2014 April 20- May 20 \u2014 blue.Gemini \u2014 twins \u2014 May 21- June 20 \u2014 green.Leo \u2014 lion \u2014 July 23-Aug- ust 22 \u2014 blue-red Virgo \u2014 Virgin \u2014 August 23-September 22 \u2014 red-brown; green-yellow.Libra \u2014 scales \u2014 September 23-October 23 \u2014 green-blue.Scorpio \u2014 scorpion \u2014 October 23-November 21 \u2014 blends.Sagittarius \u2014 archer \u2014 November 22 - December 21 \u2014 gold.Capricorn\u2014 goat \u2014 December 22-January 19 \u2014 red-blue- green, \u2018 Aquarius \u2014 water bearer \u2014 January 20-February 18 \u2014 dark red.Pisces \u2014 fishes \u2014 February 19-March 20 \u2014 purple.ed blue.He immediately gave mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and continued to do so even while the boy vomited.In response to PSO.Hawley's action, the youth commenced to breathe and was safely taken to the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital.Without this quick action, Ald.Doheny believed the youth might have died.Ald.Doheny said it was \u2018\u2018not the city\u2019s custom to commend in council the day-to-day or even unusual actions of members of the public safety department.\u201d However.he wished to bring attention \u201cto council, to the citizens of Westmount and the general public of the Island of Montreal two outstanding examples of excellent police work.\u201d VISUAL ARTS CENTRE CHRISTMAS SALE SUNDAY, DEC.21st 2 to 5 p.m.Handcrafted Pottery Decorative and functional pottery for Christmas-giving.INQUIRE ABOUT CLASSES COMMENCING JANUARY 486-6740 n daily includi Ope 12.30 to 5.3 THE POTTERS\u2019 CLUB 326 Victoria Ave., Westmount Sat.CITY OF WESTMOUNT Public notice is hereby given to all who may that \u201cBY-LAW NO.738 RELATING TO THE URBAN RENEWAL PROGRAMME IN THE CITY OF WESTMOUNT AUTHORIZING THE COUNCIL TO CARRY OUT OR CAUSE TO BE CARRIED OUT WORKS TO THE EXTENT OF $4,313,300.00\" was adopted by the Municipal Council of the City of Westmount at o General sitting held at the City Hall on Monday, 15th December, 1969.Details relating to said By-law are fully set out in By-law 738 which is open for inspection by all persons interested at the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Westmount.Given atWestmount this sixteenth day of December, 1969.be concerned R.B.Seamon City Clerk CITY OF WESTMOUNT GARBAGE COLLECTION Householders are notified that there will be no garbage collection on Christmas Day, December 25, 1969, nor the day following, December 26, 1969.Collections normally scheduled on these days will be picked up on Saturday, December 27, 1969.J.R.Daye, Eng.CITY ENGINEER see 1 VUE 1 Cqeaee Nc ae 4 4e The Westmount Exominer, Thursday, Bec.Tah, *1969 - \u201827 (Christmas sow ar SPECTACULAR year-end clearance.FREE GIFTS! 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COLLECTORS\u2019 CORNER by without taking home movies sufficient number of them.Also, be sure there aren\u2019t any shiny, reflective surfaces in your scene.They will produce glare spots unless you shoot the scene from at least a 45-degree angle to avoid the reflection.Inelude all the people and important happenings of the day.Get lots of action and variety in your movie.Be careful not to jump from scene to scene too quickly, try to average 12- 15 seconds for each scene.If possible, include family members exchanging gifts, friends dropping by to share the warmth of the occasion and the Christmas feast with everyone gathered around the table.This film will help you relive this special day for many years to come.If a family does not already have a movie camera, Christmas is the perfect occasion to give the family picture-taker -an easy-to-use, instant-loading movie camera.PEER PR PS BPP DS RABY To our customers and friends We have enjoyed serving you in the past and hope that we may continue fe be of service during 1970 PICCADILLY Valet Service Prop.R.Davies me ls Sw va RR TOR JS YE YOR SEE RS VOS YE JAR JER ROSE RAS VOS SE RE Jk ES FEI OV VAE NE RNA RON SRR RAS POSE VOS IR RE Rsk Yor VS Yes Yk Xk Jerk ~~ CREDIT PLAN UP TO 36 MONTHS T0 PAY arma | nam À Caen i abs gt PREG ri i\" ii T8505 2006 005 0 PCN rn ty ra aS ©» PHILATELY | Hk.Wainer AAA DINAN Pat a $ = The Montreal Chapter of the of Israel Philatelists, whigh resumed activities several /weeks ago, is inviting mem- Holy Land philately and Judaica.Meetings.which feature slide lectures, films, auctions.exchange sessions and door prizes, are held the last Wednesday of each month at 8 pm, at 5780 Decelles Avenue, Room 308.Visitors always welcome.For more information contact\u2019 the Secretary.Miss Sheila Usher.657 Belmont avenue, Westmount 217.It is surprising after these many the years that the Union TAKE À PEEK! ut our display window featuring Dressing Gowns, in warm Challis W ool, or light Foulard Silk.Complimented by colorful Bonsoir Paju- mas in satin stripes, and Morlands real sheepskin slippers.Ideal for the sleepy-heud on your shopping list! Philatélique de Montréal is now trying to enforce a policy of bilingualism at all meetings.The union has always been recognized as a French Canadian group, and 1 might add the only one in the Montreal area of any consequence.So why to change their identify?Many postage stamps issued by the participating countries will commemorate the 16th Universal Postal Congress held in Tokyo from Oct.1.One of the most attractive sets seen to date is that issued by the host country.Japan.The four stamps were designed by Hitoshi Otsuka and printed by multicolor photogravure, three of which are double normal size.The 15 yen.normal size, depicts a stylized design showing the earth encircled by a flight of doves.The remaining three values, 30, 50 and 60 yen, depict paintings with a common theme: \u201cWoman reading a letter\u201d by Utamaro Kitagawa: \u2018Reading a letter\u2019\u2019 by Harunobu Suzuki and \u201cMiyako Dennai\u201d by Sharaku Toshusai, respectively.Eight million prints each were issued for the two high values, with 18 million each for the two low values.This is a good set to obtain while it is readily available.Another issue is that from Czechoslovakia, a single stamp, AN THE SHERATON MT.ROYAL HOTEL CS RR PS EEE ES PA BA PR DU DPA Greetings to all our friends.we thank you for your patronage H.L.DURAND Inc.Plumbing - 4234 Decarie Blvd.COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON TO ALL MY CUSTOMERS JERRY RUBIN INC.4814 COTE ST.LUC RD.(COR.VICTORIA) 489-9331 PO NK SK BK I EAN AK RK IC SK 0 DAK DK BAX PC JE RR JERR SENS RASE VON RE MANS ESS Yous NUS, Heating 489-7276 J \u2018tis the season f to sing I out ; i ï ; ï i i é 3.20 Kcs value.showing a symbolic design.The stamp was designed by Josef Lieslee and engraved by Jindra Schmidt and printed by flat recess in four colors.This stamp is lacking in the beauty and detail which are so common to most Czechoslovak postage stamps.In contrast there is the set of six issued September 8th commemorating \u2018\u2018Tatra National Park 1949-1969\".The stamps were designed by Jaroslav Luavsky.with Bedrich Housa doing the engraving for the three 60 h.stamps and Ladislav Jirka engraving the three 1.60 Kcs £34 J miens TE, stamps.These stamps are prime examples of skill and craftsmanship.Above the slightly undulating and gradually rising landscape the mountain mass towers like a stage setting.And on a clear morning \u2014 say in the glorious month of September \u2014 one has a breathtaking view of the green, brown and grey clad mountain range veiled in a faintly pinkish mist and topped with white peaks covered with snow and ice.This is what the artists have been able to capture in these stamps.The series remarkable for several reasons.First of all for the unusually clear and clean line both in the panoramic view as well as in the details of the given subject, which can be presented from many different aspects.À further remarkable feature is the format and technical execution.Three of the stamps are of exceptionally large dimensions and have a coupon attached, they are printed by flat recess in a single color.The other three stamps are of standard size and were printed by multicolor flat recess print.Weston School marks season; candles, song The festive season at Weston Junior School was celebrated with the lighting of candles in the menorah and decorating the room with stars, dreidel and candles.The children sang \u201con this night, Let us light.One little candle fire.\u201d Until eight cand were lit, when one of une said a blessing.Then they sang the song of the Maccabees \u201cBrave and strong.march along.\u201d and Hechalutz le 'man avodah Zum gali gali.All the children enjoyed this beautiful Festival of Lights.With help from the three French teachers, the pre-school children sang their favorite Christmas songs in French: \u201cVoici que les petit Noél, Les anges de nos campagnes,\u201d\u2019 as well as action songs and nursery rhymes in English.Each year the kindergarten takes an imaginary \u2018Voyage du Monde\u201d with their teacher.Since the countries they had chosen to visit this term were Russia and Spain they sang \u2018\u201cC\u2019est le mar- Petrouchka.Braat Ivan and Her- manito.\u201d Jingle Bells.Sonnez Cloches.V'la le bon vent brought the program to a close.estmount Écaminer, Faraday: Dec.ha 1233 5% Seasons Greetings FROM THE MANAGEMENT & STAFF OF VENDOME GARAGE eBODY WORK PAINTING e GENERAL REPAIRS e LUBRICATION eBATTERY SERVICE 24 HOURS TOWING SERVICE 486-7345 5100 de Maisonneuve (Western) Montreal ve Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from us all at CHRISTIE\u2019S PLUMBING 5331a Sherbrooke St.West 484-2010 CH RISTMAS Hope your r dreams come truel?WESTMOUNT RENOVATION LTD.1248 GREENE AVE.{Downstairs next to Steinberg\u2019s) 935-2521 24 Hour Service rr = - PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 10 Ww d | 00 931-7511 ON ore = Te 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; ot The Monitor ond 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 ba paid without further charge at any branch of the Bank of Montreal or The Royal Bank of 3 anada on the Island of Montreal.PRR (5) Country Property (75) Nursing Home (119) Baby Sitters Available |(117) Domestic Work Wanted (130) For Sale (134) For Sale for Sale Kitchen Equipment Sports Equipment Victoria ENJOY ; - HOUSEKEEPERS (KITCHEN set, arborite, round - your evening, week [ , A ; ] \u201c.St.Donat Residence Reg\u2019 d end or vacation knowing a AVAI LA BLE table, like new, $25.481-5239.BRAND ew Kessinger Llp Lac Ouareau Guardian Angel is carine (132) For Sale 9 with poles.Reasonable.| Home for aged, convalescent for your children.It costs START Musical Instruments 481-7394 ALL year round Swiss house, fur- and custodial care patients.no more to use profession IMMEDIATELY : { nished, 3 bedrooms.N hotel Private and semi-private .o available, com- .(La Réserve) \"in Swiss Village.accommodations available.panion sitters for elderly, LAWRENCE Pianos (136) For Sale Beautiful ski slopes.$25,000.| Registeréd nurse in charge.chars, housekeepers, nurses, SERVICES We buy and sell.Call 272-7663.Clothing and Furs ' 733-2897 evenings.For further information.etc.Phone 735-4669.\u2014_\u2014 (GIRL'S clothing, lady's coats: (9) Country Houses to Lox call 676-2726.482-5142 (133)A vendre dresses, both sizes 10-12.high- i = i lity: b lothing.y \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014| (82) Cars for Sale GUARDIAN ANGEL (126) Antiques Instruments de musique as Sacniiee CT à MT.SUTTON PONTIAC 1964, 2 door.V-8, man-| BABY SITTING LA VIEILLE BOUTIQUE Pianos |SHEARRED raccoon coat 12-14.; ; val, radio.New transmission: sus- ANTIQUES Nous achetons et vendons.Tél.:|$55.Good condition.931-7224.Ski Eastern Townships.New studiofpension, exhausi system, brake SERVICE 272-7663 apartments, Motel.Kitchenette,llinings.Excellent mechanical con- IS NOW AT THEIR : (138) For Sale General fully equipped, TV.4 persons.idition_ Completely wintereized.NEW PREMISES (134) For Sale ANTI E $40.per day.Call 3314782 and|$525.Original owner.482-5934.1885 Notre Dame W.Sports Equipment QU Sutton 538-3501.(98) Help Wanted Female NOW IS THE TIME TO TE CARVED IVORY (26) Lots for Sale DO YOUR CHRISTMAS Moving to Florida Missionary Collection J SHOPPING ITALIAN ski boots, bind Large elephant tusk and other carv.; SOUTH SHORE CALL: 933-3227 ing and skis for 11 year old.ve a paintings.oflec ] 50 Arpent YOUNG SALESLADY Bedroom Furniture Bought this fall for $80.at - rpen s J REQUIRED FOR (127) Bedroom Furniture Cortina, will sell for $60.|STEREO tape player, 8 track, Serviced Lan for Sale .Call 933-9708.portable, like new.482-2157.Good Location TWO bedroom suites, one antique} : Schools, Churches T dv Clothes L white and gold, other red CanadianfSKIS and boots for size 7 shoe.!GAS model incinerator suitable Shopping Centre weedy Clothes Ltd.Rock Maple: rugs: etc.Reason|Good condition.Bargain.Call 481- for home or small apartment - aN minutes to .able.488-3961.1661.uilding.hil Down town Montreal.4209 St.Catherine St.CALL 842-3353 West, Westmount Apartmentstolet The young lady we are seeking Se RVWICE D IR eCTO BY .for good quality clothes and the 300 LANSDOWNE ability to sell to the discerning WESTMOUNT customers who shop at k 54 rooms on corner TWEEDY Business Service Dressmaking Painting and Decorating Sth and Sth floor * Musth od Scripi UP-TO-DATE creations.E 3 bedrooms ust have good appearance - creations.Evening] INTERIOR painting.vinyl Occupancy and be well groomed.CripT and wedding gowns.For appoint wallpaper hanging.Free po January 1970 * Good salary.Hand Writing ment, cal Maritza Haute Couture, timate Call evenings 684- .933-4463.8757 and days 626-9747.Call: 933-1103 Please phone for appointment NAMES FOR DIPLOMAS - _\u2014_ and days CALL RI 4-6662 è .© 845-1112 PER G Em General Repairs Plumbing and Heating Apt.Sublet BuildingRepai JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT|WESTMOUNT PLUMBING 3% rooms unfurnished.2445 Sun- ullding Repairs Garage door repairs.service.747: ¢ \u2018HEATING LTD set Road.apartment 203, modern 6075.Residence 684-3876.; spacious.Pa onditioned $160.General repairs, fod Oundations.206 OLIVIER AVE.- : : windows waterproofed, brick an WESTMOUNT monthly including garage.Imme FE M A LE stone joints repaired.Cement.935-1189 diate occupancy.Superintendent Painting.Roofing.Chimneys.256 Immediate 738-5412 or 735-3234 after 6 p.m.ado : YS.; \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014| BRANCH SECRETARY _\u2014 Attention Roofing\u2019 (61) Flats Duplexes to Let Cartage and Moving! By Expert re < .(19 to 40) | ; ; | OUR MASTER ROOFERS or RED ODDS, and-ends.moved from your/Painting, plastering, repairs, walll: AT YOUR SERVICE Snowdon-McLynn REQU home or office.Light furniture, [papering, varnishing, spray gun, til-| L 5 heated.garag For Westmount Branch Office rugs, and parcels.Call anytime|ing small repairs.pr ESTMOU] NT ower, eated, garage.i 489-3186.equipped; redecorated.Im- of large Canadian Insurance Company.Free Estimate LT NOTE DAME.mediate.$125.Call 933- * Excellent company * Salary commensurate with Carpentry LACHINE 9778 or 484-6743.benefits experience.- Call Robert 637-2308 REASONABLE cost.Big or small _ _ PLEASE CALL: renovations expertly done.Days.665-2078 24 HOUR SERVICE ; MRS.THOMPSON FOR PERSONAL evenings.365-5104.SACRIFICE.3% rooms Ville St.INTERVIEW Pierre.$65.Call 681-5912.481-5621 - - _.Car Delivery Service MONTREAL (71) Rooms to Let Wanted (104) Help Wanted UNWANTED refuse re Male and Female CARS DELIVERED FENCING SCHOOL : moved from your factory \\ AYLMER Avenue, private home.business.Daily \u2014 K- ; German S50 ony.Kine] ir onan tos.PersonnelSales acetLomDs an FENCING CLASSES.facilities.288-3576.Call 482-1443 or 489-3186.Wanted THROUGHOUT NORTH AMER.R \u20ac Responsible people, fuil or D From January 20th ~ id part time.CALL: , M rs.Pa rsons Resi ence Commission plus bonus.to June 1970.oo For distribution of essen WESTERN FOR MEN.WO tial items.Senior Citizens For information call DRIVE-AWAY EN, MEN, 189.7316 SERVICE CHILDREN Comfortable Luxurious Accommodation « UNDER * GOOD FOOD * TRAINED STAFF Agents \u2014 Salesmen We a STEPHEN E.VAMOS ~ * PRIVATE OR SEMI DISTRIBUTORS Call: 932-6151 FENCING MASTER * TRAY SERVICE AVAILABLE For Wholesale : Of Academic d'Armes de France 24 HOURS SUPERVISION coop con AMIS, 24 Hours.Academy of Arms of Quebec D COMMISSION Instruction Given in Fren i Call from 9 AM.to 5 P.M.COBRA Dressmaking ch and English \u2014_\u2014\u2014 For Information Call: 288-4505 ienced.Call 484-2977.- £ ¢ 30 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.18th, 1969 mermam TCLASSIFIED ADVERTISING | ! rv- E ect \u2019 ble ent ro a0 va 0020520 890 8353116 sor (136) Clothing and Furs Italian Knits Ski Wear Office Wear > oN LA BOUTIQUE FANTASQUE Quality Resale Dress Shop Paris Originals © Imports © Haute Couture Models Nearly New Leather Sportswear High Fashion Coats A Fraction of Original Cost (Just Below Sherbrooke) Gowns \u2014 One of a Kind Cruise Wear Cocktail Dresses 2155 Mountain 288-3655 (138) For Sale General \"DANISH sofa: playpen with pad: ©, highchair: walker: baby gates: jolly jumper; Gendron carriage (Stroll- R-Cribb).All good condition.937- 9622.TRIANG.Trans-Continental passenger train, includipg mail ear, and freight train.Run simultaneously on double tracks, automatic switches, sidings, uncoupling tracks.$80.366-3079.KITCHEN set glass top table and 4 chairs, set-up table (white): two L shaped couches, orange and brown; barrel chair (gold).All perfect condition.733-3765.SMALL four poster.single, mehogany bed, $35.large mathogany man's bureau, $65.; custom built modern double bed headboard and frame, built-in end tables and light.$90.; large modern double bureau, custom built to go with bed, 6 feet long, 18 inches wide.$100.Call 486-0839.TOYS; exerciser.portable stereo; Encyclopedia; T.V.with stand; radio; vacuum cleaner: hair dryer: knick-knacks.487-5877.CARD table 8 sided: skis steel edges, 78 inches; lady's ski boots, 7%.shortie skis: antique satin drapes, 74 inches long.30 yards wide: 4874391.(138) For Sale General STEREO combination radio and record player (Claire tone) teakwood.Modern.Good condition.Reasonable.733-2897.Typewriters Make Wonderful Gifts! BRAND new portables $49.95.Electric $97.50 up.Mr.Typewriter, 328 Victoria, Westmount, 487- 5062.WOOD FOR FIREPLACE CALL 843-8488 BEDROOM; living room; dinette; dining room.For appointment call 387-5819.(142) Photo Supplies MOVIE CAMERA, Cannon, 8 mm for sale.Call 489- 3214.(151) Wanted to Purchase WANTED hand made genuine master violin.Price no object.Call 744-0956.WANTED piano.Will pick up and pay eash.Private.486-5013.(158) Domestic Pets Moving Smaller Quarters Drapes; rugs: Singer sewing machine; bedroom sets; kitchen set: 6 chairs: other articles.738-0833.PLAYROOM furniture, eil paintings: crystal; china; miscellaneous: Reasonable.436-8806.NEW handmade Barbie dol} clothes.Various prices.937-3180.T.V.R.C.A.17 inches, $45.Call 4824753 after 5.30 p.m.CARRIER room air conditionner.Very little used.$175.Call 731- 9963.The Lot $35.Kitchen set: erib with spring, like new.Call 747-6868.SCALECTRIC racing set, in time for Christmas.Reasonable.933- 1576.SILVER Christmas tree, 6 foot, complete with orma- ments, stand and rotar.Reasonable.484-1433.- HOOKED wall hanging village scene, dark blue background with weathered pine frame, 28 x 40 inches.Reasonable.731-8158.CLARINET $50.knick-knacke: ete.Call 489-3591.Xmas Special.First quality panty hese, assorted colors, $1.50.Betty 342-5444.ANTIQUE fireplace with accessories; extension table with 3 leaves in good condition.489-3788.FRENCH Provincial living room set with tables (marble tops), German studio, lazy-boy, style lamp, occasional chairs, Spanish, Canadian and Colonial furniture.259-6225.APRICOT standard poodle Canadian Champion Windigoki\u2019s Fia- dler on the Roaf at stud.453-1075 or 931-1670.RETURNING to England.Blue cream spayed female cat needs loving home.486-9764.Ideal Xmas Gift Registered miniature Pin- scher.3 months old, paper trained.Cali 2723-47.(163) Educational TUTORIALS: Done in your home $5.50 hourly.Henry Baier 392- 3804.Tutor University and High School level.All Mathematics, Physics, \u20acChemistry by chemical engineers.| Masters Degree, 15 years experience.References.731-2047 af- 5.Tax Bills.(continued from page 1) stood, the maximum for the new rate would be about 21 mills.In other werds, the 197¢ tax minimem, and 21 mils maximum.City efficials would not and.| in fact, cannot be pinned down to a guess at what the rate may + prove to be.There » no way of knowimg the board of revisions decisions in advance: in fact.it is unlikely the board has amy inkling for they are only just now hearing appeals of commercial property owners.upon which they will form their judgements later.-Ît is unlikely that eity hall Will consider interim tax bills.p p rate may expected to end up} somewhere between 15.5 mills.§ wv ~v 4 | $28,000: Westmounts capital works program next year will be lower than it has been since the mid- 1930s depression days \u2014 road and sidewalk work will be minimal \u2014 recreation department services are to be reduced, and city staff cut by 29 persons.Even so, the inflationary pressure of wages and salaries, par- ticulary.the precedent-setting raises by the City of Montreal for police and firemen, will account in the main for nearly half a million dollars\u2019 increase, in the city\u2019s 1970 budget; nearly 6 percent, to a record $8.858.000.This was fhe bad news contained in the budget resolution adopted Monday night by city council.All but $50,700 of the budgetary increases is accounted for by salary and wage rises.Biggest item again this year is power and communications, though down from $1,608,400 to $1,546,700.However, this department is self-liquidating and, in fact, again is budgetted to produce a net revenue of $358,800 after sales of electricity to citizens.Second place Second biggest item is administration, with hefty increases in labor contrats bringing it to $1,533,200 \u2014 up $442,600 from last year and up from fourth place by size of account from the 1969 budget.(Last year public works and debt service were bigger.) Still high up, in No.3 position, is public werks at $1,452,900.The eut from last year is only $29,000.despite the slash in programs contemplated.In fourth place is debt service, but up $176,900 to $1,370.- ! 300 The police budget is in fifth place.cut $208 to $696,200.Fire protection is $495,080.down $33.- 700, while public safety general is up $8,200 te $211,300.Among the cuts in expense.with perhaps a net gain in service to the citizens, is one man around the strength of the Fire Brigade.This has been made possible by the successful working of the mutual aid agreement between Westmount, Outremont.Town of Mount Royal and St.Laurent.whereby each municipality is backed up by men and equipment from one or more of its neighors whenever preeccupied with a fire of any consequence.; Showing cuts are intermunici- pal services, down $33,500 to $525,000: general service.down $11,660 to $277,700; parks.down $17,500 to $250,300 even after the reinstatement of the park Rangers who were estimated to cost recreation, down $28.- 400 to $154.700.and welfare.down $306 to $4 400.Other increases include Victoria Hall, allowed $4,800 more, to $86,980.the library, which gels $800 more.for $130,700, and the health department, up a ig S51 rercent, or $41 400.to $122,700 from $84 300.new experses in an $8,008 charge by the City of Montreal for Westmount's share of air popution control expenses.Westmount maintains an air testing station en 2H upper floor of city hall.Health got by far the biggest percemtage increase, Biggest factor appears to have been the adoption of a $30,000 psychiatric serviee for the yowny people of the city.Balanced It is a balaneed budget.Biggest additioned nick is .+ » LAWL Fee see a apa Bape LIL LI APL À - : The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.18th, 1969 - 31 Bare-bones budget rises to record $8.9-million scheduled to come from increase of the special tax for principal.interest and sinking fund of the city\u2019s various loan by-lwas: $183,600, for a total levy of $950,100.Next biggest chunk of increased revenue is looked for from business, and amusement taxes, licences, fines, fees, rentals, interest, parking lots and sundry: $132,600 more, for $1,173,100.Third comes the general property tax, slated to bring in $103.- 400 more, or $2,275,700 still the biggest source of revenue.The city\u2019s share of the provincial sales tax is hoped to yield an extra $68,000, for a total of $783,000 And another $66,800 is looked for in special taxes for thoroughfares, sewers and street lighting: total, $1,062,100.Little change For the rest of the revenue sources, there is little or no change, with the special tax for Metro and the MTC down $33,500 to $520,000.Victoria Hall revenues are expected to be the same, at $60,000; the Québec Government library grant still $20,00 and the City of Montreal contract remaining at $20,00.The Goverment of Canada grant in lieu of taxes should go up $7,200 to $50,700, the special tax on assessed taxable land valuation for local improvements off $100 at $18,400.and the frontage assessment instalments down $1,700 at $14,400.Mayor McEntyre said, following adoption of the budget, that over $200,000 of the $407.300 pay increases to city employees would go to police and firemen.\u201cCouncil spent many nights and hours reviewing the budget,\u201d he said.\u2018We cut expenses to what we considered the absolute minimum, maintaining services at what local taxpayers were willing to agree to.Reinstated \u201cWe had cut out the park rangers, and as other jobs came available to them in the city's employment they were moved.But city hall received 32 letters and in view of these as well as phone calls and letters in the press we reconsidered and decided to reinstate them.\u201cThe budget is at a greatly reduced level.\u201d said the mayor, \u2018but this cannot continue - sidewalks, trees, green spaces cannot be held off for a lengthy time.Roads, sidewalks and other items must be renewed.1 foresee a reinstatement in coming years.\u201cHowever, the pressures of the cost of living and other costs of taxpayers are being recognized by holding down the budget this year, despite inflationary pressures.\u201d TEXT OF BUDGET The following is the text, including expenditures and revenue tables, of Monday night's city council budget resolution: THAT the balanced budget for the year 1970, as itemized below.be and it is hereby adopted: and THAT a copy of said budget be sent to the Minister of Municipal Affairs as required under the Cities and Towns Act, R.S.Q.17.Elizabeth II, 1968, Chapter 55.Section 130.Administration tmcluding new labour eontracts) Debt Service Intermunicipal Expenses Public Safety General Police Fire Public Works Services General Parks Recreation Vietoria Hall Health Welfare Library Power & Communications.Amounts required for the current and emergent expenses, interest and sinking fund, public welfare, hospital and other charitable grants and pension funds of the City of Westmount for the fiscal year ending 31st December.1970: TO BE PROVIDED FOR FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES: Municipal General tax on total dssessed taxable valuation Special tax on total assessed taxable valuation for principal, interest and sinking fund under By-laws \u20ac16 and following Special tax on total assessed taxable valuation for apportionment of costs of the Montreal Metropolitan Corperation Special tax on total assessed taxable valuation flor apportionment of costs of Metro and ransportatien Commission Mentreal Ti Special tax for maistenance of thoroughfares, sewers, and street lighting a) on total assessed taxable valuation b) on land valuation otherwise nontaxable Special tax on assessed taxable land valuation for local improvements Frontage assessment instalments Sub-total Business Tax, Amusement Tax, licences, fines and fees, rentals, interest, parking lots and sundry Apportionment of Provincial Sales Tax City of Montreal \u2014 Water Contract Government of Canada grant in lieu of taxes Government of Quebec Library grant Victoria Hall Sales of electricity 1969 1970 $1,090,600.$1,533,200.1,193,400.1,370,300.558,500.525,000.203,100.211,300.696,400.696,200.528,700 495,000 1,481,900.1,452,900.289,300.277,700.267,800.250,300.183,100.154,700.82,100.86,900.81,300.122,700.4,700.4,400.129,900.130,700.1,608,400.1,546,700.$8,399,200.$8,858,000.$2,172,300.$2,275,700.766,500.950,100.5,000.5,000.553,500.520,000.1,005,300.1,062,100.18,500.18,400.16,100.14,400.4.537.200.$4,945,700.$1,040,500.$1,173,100.715,000.783,000.20,000.20,000.43,500.50,700.20,000.20,000.60,000.60,000.1,963,000.1,905,500.$8,399,200.$8,858,000. 2 a, 5 Lau fée.\u2014\u2014 ee ®t Sue ; / Cummings Furs Limited 20 PERCENT DISCOUNT for DAWSON STUDENTS 32 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.T8th, 1969 \u201d ay Dans le vieux Montreal 284 Notre Dame Street West 931-6031 842-8901 wiesdo H A L L RENTALS VICTORIA HALL Westmount, P.Q.4626 Sherbrooke St.West CUIR SPECIALIST ZENITH - ADMIRAL SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS TELETRONICS CORP.Lid.hil 4888 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST 486-5012 (NEAR VICTORIA) THAT'S Fireman Trepa- RAR RA RA RAR RA RA RA RA RASA RA RA A RAR Gang Nier (see page 1) again, 1 first at the left at top.He 1 and, left to right, Deputy - Chief of Fire Paul E.Mo- : tard, D.Jolbert of the Acelier Comtesse Public Works Depart- | PHOTOGRAPHY ment, and Cst.AGL | /RMGARD GRAEFIN SCHWERIN | Wood, Public Safety De- 1337 GREENE AVENUE, WESTMOUNT, P.Q.TEL.932-69/4 * 1 partment, received .: 1 watches from Mayor Peter T For your convenience.M.McEntyre Tuesday Ç Drop by with your : night in Victoria Hall at VALUATIONS Christmas list.the annual banquet of .Pick up your i the City of Westmount's Alan Mitchell individually wrapped Quarter Century Club, M.C., CM.gifts the next day.i upon completion of 25 * WORKS OF ART VALUED AGAINST FIRE - THEFT - DAMAGE .i years\u2019 service to the city.(INSTITUTIONS AND PRIVATE COLLECTIONS) == Season S Greetings A Various other buttons, 4217 Blvd, De Maisonneuve, Mtl, 215 P.Q.Tel.334-7227 representing 15 up to 45 Also: 932-0014 FOCUS One Westmount Square 935-1212 i years servie.also were nnn presented.In the lower Emm me photo, Cst.Wood, retired Lt.FL.Miller, (Ald.D.Mil /, Me ° PC SK NK IC CP SRC NR SRK APR AN 0 es : O'C.Doheny) Chief Ins- & oud Ns ae SEN : \\ = ON 3 § pector ALE.Jones and Inc.] \\ WN à 5 x Inspector E.A.Jameson Dispensing Opticians : : N ¥ {left to right) received New West End Branch : | : bars to their Police Ser- 5016 Sherbrooke St.W.487-5131 : 3 vice Medals in recognition {Just west of Claremont) =i J] cme nme | womens somamoune: 8 TA ES veers for the other 842-3805 932-6806 1\" N 2 i three officers.Ald.Do- \\\\ NN heny made the presenta- UNIFORMED RADIO EQUIPPED tions in behalf of the Cato you an d your family nadian Association of GUARDS PATROL CARS Police Chiefs.: .mongoose protection Itd BON TON CLEANERS & DYERS English mail ships in the days 310 Victoria Ave., Westmount orders to \u2018run while they could 487-5240 24 H o'r .MRS.J.NUCCI fight when the y could n longer - = ; ours run, and to throw the mails over- Complete Janitorial Service 4161 ST.CATHERINE ST.W.935-2707 hoard.a vhen fighting would no {Residential and Industrial) SURCIRCIRG «SARK AMARC SMC AT MINK AEC SOAK IMC AK SCP \" tm 2 \u2019 | BEFORE YOU BUY RENT COLOUR TV FROM $20 PER MONTH NO CONTRACT NECESSARY WESTERN ELECTRONIC SERVICE 346A VICTORIA AVE 489-4044 A n Unusual and Unique Gift Suggestion | en GOLD COINS La Modern and Ancient GOLD & SILVER BARS 1 oz.to 1000 oz.Foreign CURRENCY All world currencies on hand GUARDIAN TRUST COMPANY International Department 618 St.James St.W.Tel.842-8251 ICC TAKE PARC FAN A SA SO NE A A ACC 54 Florists FLOWERS FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAY SEASON PLEASE ORDER PLANTS and FLOWERS EARLY Phone: 484-8484 4897 Sherbrooke Street West U.Lanken, 481-6132 COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON TO ONE AND ALL Ÿ JIE YH IE AE RE AA MA RS NUS Ÿ ¥ i May the true glory of Christmas be with 2 you and your loved ones at this time.: x The Board of Management and Staff ; of the ; WESTMOUNT YMCA 5 i Wm.Ridley om Po B Board of Management Gary Boone ¥ : Doug.Devenne Physicol Dir.ÿ Program Dir.g PA PO PIC PK TPR SR OU EX VER VOX EX VO PAX VOX BRK Pax Xn Candid Camera Week \u2018Smile, it's Candid Camera Week\u201d were the words this week as the Vox Ducum held its first of the year.Prints, with the owner's name printed lightly on the back.can be submitted to Joseph As- pier.Room-307.Library Prefect Party \u2018Eat, drink and be merry\u201d at the Library Prefects\u2019 Christmas Party.tomorrow at lunch.Proceeds will go to the needy family.for whom the \u2018Splash Committee\u201d has organized a Christmas \u201cbasket\u201d.Corn Show Tomorrow afternoon, the seniors will stage their ever-popu- lar com show in which skits will be presented by eager clubs or groups of students.Biafra Collection Donations have been collected this week from students in aid of Biafra.Theatre Workshop Under the direction of James Meadowcroft, the newly-formed Theatre Workshop is preparing its second one-act play.There is no admission charge for these presentations.Tre Westmount omer, fhursday, Bec Tah, 16600.48 Prefects The prefects.in an attempt to reach the junior students.are \u2018\u2019adopting\u2019\u2019 junior classes where.YULE LOG The Day minus Three.Things pretty well in hand, even the Christmas Pud made and brooding in a corner, juiced to the gills in fine old brandy.Suddenly came upon Page Seven of Christmas card list.Twenty-three names, no cards left.Number Two Son runny-eyed, runny-nosed; crabby.NOT chicken pox ! throughout the year.the function will be to keep these students informed on student activities.The Day minus Two.Day saved.Forgot No.2 Son allergic to tinsel.No.1 Husband just remembered old aunt for whom no gift.Lives in New South Wales.Baby thinks icides on tree lovely silver spaghetti.Overnight, cat turned hall cupboord into maternity ward.Eight little blessings.We oll have our hangups - what to give the Tough Ones, for instance.May we suggest a quick look at our gift ideas?Oil colours, water colour boxes, acrylics - pastel boxes - we'd like to help the Christmas Countdown go smoothly.CRC LIMITED 1387 St.Catherine Street, West MONTREAL, QUE.Tel.: 842-4412 AN EN AN ENN AN NNN NN TS = ARN RRR ENR YOURS JO FR YET SE AE NE VAE AOC ESS RE DE ROSE SE RS NE SE RSS Rar ÉNERGIES Sak | , * É \u201cjs oN \\ National Sales & Distribution 1315 LAFONTAINE St., Montreal \u201d Here's hoping Santa brings you lots of wonderful , holiday goodies! } ÿ i 526-9464 î 5 i Majors ors Minors / By FRANCES GOLTMAN i À 9 Gala event Last Saturday night a \u2018\u2018Soirée de Gala\u201d took place in Salle Claude Champagne.Many important people, including a number of Westmounters, were present, all members of the United Nations UNICEF.The ambassador and permanent representative of Canada to the United Nations, His Excellency Yvon Beaulne, was the principal speaker prior to an entertaining concert by the famous Haitian singer, organist and composer, Guy du Rosier.Wearing full regalia, His Excellency was introduced by the regional president, Henri La- fortune, a clear speaker.Mr.Beaulne, after a resounding welcome gave a long address - much too long and touched on countless topics in connection with UNICEF.As I watched him turn page after page after page.1 wondered how many.like myself, wished that he had condensed the lengthy speech.After he concluded details on international politics, universal culture, natural rights, I thought it was finis.No indeed, he delved next into a complete biography of Prof.John Peters Humphrey.who has so many degrees, so many honors and so many important commissions and world memberships.it would be impossible to list them here.Incidentally Humphrey was the executive secretary of U.N.Confederation of Information in Geneva in 1948.Finally.Luc Couture finally introduced the singer.Guy du Rosier, who gave a complete recital with 22 numbers in several languages the sings in 10 and speaks six fluently).This personable young man (whom I met later in the Windsor Hotel) is a natural.Du 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 RE 4 34 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Dec.18th, 1969 Rosier accompanies himself on the organ.or sings with piano and percussion assistance.Many of the songs were favorites such as Granada, Try To Remember.Lady of Spain, El Gitano, West Side Story.Merci and Bon Dieu to name a few.The drummer.Jacques Coté.was just fabulous Another chap who played bongo drums was good.too, and the pianist - but their names were not listed.Then the champagne supper in Mayor Drapeau\u2019s beautiful restaurant, Le Vaisseau d'Or in the Windsor Hotel.His Worship was there to greet the guests.The headtable had the luminaries.among Westmounters (Wood avenue) Col the Hon.Pierre Sevigny and his wife.Guy du Rosier.with whom 1 chatted, told me he is giving a Carnegie Hall recital on Jan.5.1970.(It is not his first there where he met with great success before) Jacques Côté, also very friendly.was born in Drummond- ville and tours with du Rosier.Everyone had a great time, each lady was presented with a long-stemmed rose, mine is still gorgeous \u2014 all were American beauty color.The food was delicious (so was the champagne) and the decor is truly grand.What a gala evening! A VERRYMERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL OUR READERS LOTS OF FUN AND HAPPINESS Sincerely.Frances Goltman Centaur casualty switches actors Maurice Podbrey.artistic director of the Centaur Theatre Company, is having to learn the part of the Captain in * Androcles and the Lion\u201d at three days\u2019 notice.\u2018\u201c\u2018Androcles.\u201d\u201d Centaur Theatre's children's show for Christ- Cabinet Makers Tailors Pastry Men @ THE Instrument Mechanics Sewing Machine Operators Department of Manpower and Immigration Ganada Manpower Gentre serving the COMMUNITY in cooperation with 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) Machinists (Machine Shop) Tool & Die Makers Automotive Electricians Plumbers (lic.gas) canada Manpower Centre TELEPHONE NO.879-6680 4018 St.Catherine Street West Westmount 215 WESTMOUNT Examiner mas, opened Tuesday with schools performances.Public performances begin on Saturday.Ken James.who was plaving the part.injured his foot very seriously last Thursday but gamely hobbed through the last few performances of \u2018Joe Egg\u201d helped by a stick.The Captain, however.is an acrobatic part and 50, as an outside actor couldn't be found at such short notice.Mr.Podbrey is having to play it himself.He will also play Oscar in \u201cThe Odd Couple\u201d - opening January 7.in place of Mr.James who will now direct the play.Governor \" H.Carl Goldenberg.556 Roslyn avenue.has been elected a governor of McGill University.COURS BAYARD Directrice: Mme Senart Jardin d'enfants \u201cLes joyeux Bambins\u201d 3021 ave Trafalgar Cours primaire français 3705 Coronet Tel.: 933-3186 WESTON SCHOOL Incorporated JUNIOR SCHOOL: Boys and Girls Nursery, Kindergarten, Grades |, II, lll 18 SEVERN AVE, WESTMOUNT, TEL: 935-9856 Principal Miss Mary Winspear, M.A., Ph.D.Limited Vacancies for January 1970 SENIOR SCHOOL 4335 HAMPTON AVENUE, Montreal 261 FOR INFORMATION: Tel: 486-6339 Principal Mrs.Crosby Lewis, B.A.JANUARY 12th.CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY {Established 1924) 1231 St.Catherine St.W.Suite 232 845-6792 r ol | \u20ac TYPEWRITER Regular 9 Be 19955 Adds, Substracts, Multiplies VERY SPECIAL FULLY GUARANTEED ROYAL - SMITH-CORONA - UNDERWOOD when new $285.00 YOUR CHOICE ONE YEAR GUARANTEE NEW ADDING MACHINES 79% We Rent Typewriters & Adding Machines 4 Ah LA CIE ADDING MACHINE CO.INC.gq y 5343 Decarie Blvd.SPECIALS Regular price $5050 489-9779 \u2014\u2014 Helpful \u201cTidbits\u201d A striking centerpiece for your Christmas table can be easily made.Just heap balls of blue and silver, or your favorite colors, on an oblong platter.Soften the base of 2 white candles and stick them at each end of -the platter.Dip sprays of your favorite evergreen into white paint, dust with artificial snow, and arrange around a platter heaping with balls.Let the pointed sprays extend several inches at each end of the arrangement for a graceful effect.ESTRELA\"S te Resor Bk REPAIR AND REWIRE ALL TYPES OF LAMPS WILL DRILL PORCELAIN AND VASES Office: 484-3656 Res: 48 1 -3542 Fast service - Reasonable PEACE IN 1970! pRGIBAUD KNOWN THE WORLD OVER ELASTIC SUPPORTS FOR YOUR HEALTH ALL THAT IS NEEDED to keep cut Christmas trees lasting longer and greener during the holiday season is a simple, proven household preservative made from 4 teaspoons of regular chlorinated household bleach, 2 cups of fight corn syrup and 4 tablespoons of horticultural micronized iron that can be obtained from local stores.The ingredients are mixed with a gallon of hot tap water and poured into the Christmas tree stand after sawing off an inch from the bottom of the tree trunk.For the horticultural micronized iron, look for Green Garde.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 4 your back and abdomen constantly warm, Dr.Gibaud's body-belt protects you.Also sizes for children.ISOBEL MACKENZIE LADIES WOOLLEN SUPPORT GIRDLE Dr.Giboud's girdle, created in France, will provide protection against the penetrating effects 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.RARE BOOKS and PRINTS 3 i Early Canadian Maps - Water Colors 4162 St.Catherine St.W.By Appaintment , Catherine St Appoints ELASTIC KNEE SUPPORT Dr.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 ond muscle sprains.Specially recommended for athletes and sportsmen.Wishing Our Friends & Customers A Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year SHOULDER BACK WARMER Dr.Giboud'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 ploce without sliding or rolling.Available in 4 sizes.LA VIEILLE BOUTIQUE ANTIQUES ELBOW SUPPORT Special elastic woollen knit.Warm and light and does not slide.Also Dr.Gibaud\u2019s Wrist Warmer Support, scientifically constructed with a blend of wool, elostic and cotton.Will provide firm support and warmth for delicate wrists.OPEN 10 A M.to5 P.M.MONDAY to SATURDAY 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.1885 NOTRE-DAME W.933-3227.SUPPORT BELT FOR BABIES Dr.Gibaud's belt for babies provides o 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's skin as it will not irritate.i LIFFORD\u2019S MARKET HEE Now Taking Orders For FRESH KILLED TURKEYS i HOME-MADE ÿ Fruit Cakes - Xmas Puddings - Shortbreads 4 g 4 4 4 g 4 xh «fe We carry a complete stock of Dr.Gibaud's Elastic Supports and will be pleased to give you further information.Just call 484-3525 OLD COLONY, PHARMACY Pierre Millette, L.Ph.(FORMERLY MACY'S DRUG STORE) CORNER SHERBROOKE iw: VICTORIA Featuring ® Gatehouse Fresh Fish Daily © Red Brand Beef ® Fresh Fruit and Vegetables in Season FREE DELIVERY 3 S58 935-1166-7-8 -933-2741-2 | 4498 St.Catherine St.W.corner Abhott 3 RSR RASE RAR ASE RS FU SOS RS RS PSE RS RSR VOS RS RSA RSS RS VE PAK PAA LOX PAS POX Pang POX PAX PAX! Local Rotarians donate $4,200 for Trinidadians The sum of $4,200 has been granted, in an unique form of service abroad, by the Rotary Club of Westmount to a project in Trinidad.The idea was sparked by local Rotarian Harry Segal, who spends some time in the West Indies.and by Rotarian Father Reid.an Anglican priest who is a member of the Rotary Club of Port of Spain and recently visited the Westmount Club.The two clubs are sharing the cost, $15,380 in West Indies dollars, of materials for extended and new buildings of St.Michael's Boys\u2019 Industrial School at Diego Martin, Trinidad.The school itself will supply the labor.Included in the project are a farm-keeper's lodge, extension for laundry facilities and printery.bakery, boiler room, block-making shed and storeroom: a pig-pen extension, poultry expansion, a 2,000-gallon water tank and a temporary sales booth with renovation of a bandstand.The two clubs regard the joint project as a natural extension of the service aim of the international business and professional men\u2019s organization.Dalton Camp.(continued from page 2) successfully, I am sure it has been for what he believed to be advantageous to the Atlantic provinces.Although 1 do not know for sure, 1 doubt if there has ever existed a man who has given more of his wealth, such as it is, more of his time and energy and boundless enthusiasm to so many causes, large and small.for the good of the Atlantic provinces.Dalton Camp Let Dalton Camp move from the affluent south to the wilds of the north and buy.say.The (Timmins, Ont.) Daily Press: and live in a suite in Goldfields Hotel.Let him pay Wardell wages instead of Thomson wages (I know both); reverse Thomson policy by subordinating the advertising department: and plead with all the eloquence he can muster for the prevention of sil- licosis and so forth.everything possible for the benefit of the miners, for 15 years.What! Dapper dandy Dalton Camp! Leave the bright lights of the soft south for the bleak hard rocks of the north?If he did that and also founded a magazine and published books up there.that would be a fair analogy.Alas! Alas for Mr.Camp.Even if he wished to do this, he could not.For he ignores elementary journalism in The Montreal Star where he flagrantly divulges in public what had been entrusted to him in private.uch betrayal works only once.em mem AON eee Red Feather's ranging work told Rotary Work of Red Feather\u2019s 34 agencies and the range over which they operate were reviewed for members of the Westmount Rotary Club at the weekly luncheon meeting in Victoria Hall yesterday.The speaker.Gerald O.Saxton, executive director.United Red Feather Services, explained that more facilities are now available to the public because of government assistance and that a new philosophy is now being proposed with new area service centres being established.\u201cWhat is your need?\u2019 not \u201cWhat is your religion?\u201d is the course followed today and the word \u201ccharity\u201d has been dropped for the more explanitory \u2018\u2018Wel- «oN Gerald Saxton yesterday fare\u2019; with the world *\u2018 poverty\u201d held in abhorrence, he said, being replaced by \u201cunderprivileged\u201d and \u201cdisadvantaged\u201d.People now being serviced by the agency are not considered as \u201cpoor\u2019but as \u2018recipients of services.\u201d The history of Red Feather is really a chronicle of the efforts of many people who have a genuine social conscience and are prepared to make a real effort to alleviate many of the problems and ills of society, he said.Roy McKelvie tendered a vote of thanks to the speaker.who had been introduced by Gor- dione Cormie.Past President Phil Everson explained the bylaws of Rotary with a meeting to be held on Jan.28 to study the by.laws.Larry Whelan introduced guests and visitors extending thanks to Bill and Mrs.Page for the sing-song meeting held at the Father Dowd Home last week.Birthday honors were extended to Gordon Empey.Hit-run count after accident near station Rejean Pilon, 24.of St.Po- lycarpe, faces a charge of hit- and-run under the highway code in Westmount Municipal Court Dec.30.after allegedly leaving the scene of an accident at Victoria avenue and St.Catherine street west at 8:22 pm Friday.Mrs.Georgette Manus.54.of Vaudreuil, had just left a CPR commuter train at Westmount Station and was in the east crosswalk, walking north.at the intersection, when she was struck by a Volkswagen driven by Pilon and thrown up on the hood.Pilon said afterward that Mrs.Manus did not appear to be injured and he drove on.However.two bus drivers who witnessed the mishap noted his licence number and in due course Pilon was traced.He was granted bail pending his appearance here.Manus was taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital by Westmount patrol car.suffering badly bruised legs.Morris and VW struck by Ford for $1,400 loss Here\u2019s what happens when a 1968 Ford piles into the rear of a 1966 Morris which in turn is bunted into a 1968 Volkswagen.Two women.each a passenger in one of the smaller vehicles.go to the Montreal General Hospital by Westmount patrol car for treatment of bruises.And the sum of $1,400 in damages is done to three automobiles.It happened that way at 10:30 o\u2019clock Friday evening when John D.Wolstenholme.34, of 4775 Sherbrooke street, was driving west on Sherbrooke and.at Wood.rammed into the Morris stopped at the interesction and driven by Jean Paul Brais of Montreal West.His wife was one of the injured.The Volkswagen was being driven \u2014 but, at the time, also stopped \u2014 by Johannes Creman of Dorval.A Miss Tober of Dorval, his passenger.was the other hurt.Unusual service at Cathedral The Cathedral Choir of men and boys will combine with the 25-voice Cathedral Singers for a rather unusual service of Christmas music and readings in Christ Church Cathddral Sunday at 7 p.m.The Cathedral Singers will sing from the chancel carols old and new, plus sections from Bach's \u201cChristmas Oratorio\u2019.From the baptistry the boys will sing carols by Michael Head, Arnold Cooke, and Peter Warlock.Finally.both choirs and the congregation will combine to sing \u201cBreak Forth O Beauteous Heavenly Light\u201d \u2014 the chorale from the \u201cChristmas Oratorio\u2019.The readings for this service will be under the direction of John Grenfell of CBC's \u2018\u2018Music and Metaphor\u201d program.They will attempt to depict the relevance of the Christian story to the world today.Tuesday, Dec.23.at 5.15 - 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