The Westmount examiner, 25 juin 1970, jeudi 25 juin 1970

[" \u2014 UR Real Estat Number, transfers down In both number and volume, Westmount\u2019s real estate transfers for May were down from last month and from the same month last year.Sale prices compared with city valuations, however, were better than in April.- There were 24 transfers but five declarations\u2014transfers from deceased persons to their estates\u2014 and three sales for \u2018\u2018$1 and other considerations\u2019 brought the number of sales with actual prices to 16 compared with 27 in April and 31 in May of last year.The 16 sales in May totaled $748,675 and represented a present city valuation of $493,240 and a proposed city valuation of $700,930.Thus the markup, the excess of sales over valuation, was 34.1 percent and 6.4 percent for present and proposed valuation, respectively.The three sales for \u2018$1 and other considerations\u201d were for property worth $123,160 by present city valuation with a proposed valuation of $159,170.These brought the total present valuation transferred to $616,400 or $860,100 by proposed valuation.April sales were heavy but sale prices were 10.9 percent below the proposed city valuation.In May of last year, real estate transfers were over $2 million.This May\u2019s transfers fall approximately $1.3 million behind this mark.Last May, two large sales\u2014an apartment house and a large, upper-level dwelling, accounted for $771,000 of the $2- million total.The largest sale in May this year was $115,000 for 615 Clarke avenue from the estate of Charles Gurd to Denis Stairs.The smallest transfer was for $20.000 from Mrs.John Irvine to James D.Moore for 11 St.George's nlace.Details of the May transfers, excluding declarations, are as follows: 44 Windsor: from Peter Henry to Maurice Bradley, sale price $23,500 \u2018present city valuation, $14,000, proposed, $25,600); 570 Claremont: from Mrs.Peter Williams to Mrs.Jerman Kremer, $35,000 ($24,350; $37,550) ; 5 Hudson: from Mrs.Thomas Gillespie to Mrs.John S.Lane, $1 & cons.($30,550; $42,750); 21 Staynor: from Pontiac Finance Corp.to Henry Bross, $41,800 ($21,500; $40,400); WEATHER [SS 0 2 5 June 26 to July 4 « > > _ Although mainly sunny and -« 2 sizzling hot, disconcerting con.< 2 ao ditions often develop at this time.- ws oO Cloudburst type thunderstorms w EZ! for many places, with 1 to 2°\u2019 of a co = rain and some hail.It is also a w non-volcanic earthquake season, S534 = even Quebec district had one the 5-6 corresponding week in 1967.- 3 a This is opening week for our 22.8 hurricane season, but the first oJ oO usually stays in the Mexican - 0 Jw Gulf, although in 1966 Arlene = > Ww 3 travelled from Cape Hatteras to -wuo>s> Bermuda.0 JT Oo Clearing to give us hot, sunny days into middle of next week.598 Cote St.Antoine: from Derek J.West to Mrs.Robert Maude, $35,000 ($25,700; $33,600); 17 Willow: from Alfred Smibert to National Trust Co.$1 & cons.($27.850: $41,750): \u2019 333 Elm: from Jean Nolin to Thomas Kierans, $36,500, ($17,650; $36,000; ; 89 Holton: from Mrs.Philip Goodfellow to Jack R.Fontaine, $38,000 ($20,200; $33,400); 3714 The Boulevard: from Laurence Galletti to Thomas J.McCaughey, $52,000 ($40,700; $59,950) ; 11 St.George's: from Mrs.John Irvine to James D.Moore, $20,000 ($16,300; $23,600); 76 Sunnyside: from Albert Fairley jr.to Mrs.Gordon Eberts, $1 & cons.($64,750; $74,650) ; .694 Grosvenor: from Edward Piper to Mrs.Robert Landori- Hoffman, $45,000 ($35,600; $48,800) ; 20 Anwoth: from Mrs.Charles Sturdee to Montreal Trust Co., $44,875 ($27,700; $40,800) ; 615 Clarke: from Est.Charles Gurd to Denis Stairs, $115,000 ($71,150; $82,850); 359 Redfern: from Ian F.Hellyer to Charles Greenshields, $56,000 ($41,150; $58,000): 631 Carleton: from Mrs.Richard Robinson to Mrs.Eric Bushell, $74,000 ($49,600; $64,750) ; 71 Columbia: from Laurence Alexander to Mrs.Anthony Collins, $24,000 ($13,650; $24,550) ; 731 Roslyn: from Mrs.George Langley to Canadian Trust Co., $60,000 ($33,550; $41,550); 20 Renfrew: from Est.Mrs.H.Glassford to Mrs.Maurice Goldstein, $48,000 ($40,400; $56,750).Not so secret A woman shopping in the Miracle Mart and Steinbergs \u2018at the Alexis Nihon Plaza had her wallet taken from her shopping car last Friday between 4 and 5 pm.It contained $30 in cash plus another $25 in a \u2018\u2018secret compartment.\u2019 Paint job Paint the dripping from building above is blamed for the owner of a car finding the roof of the car splattered with the stuff last Wednesday morning at the rear of 3040 Sherbrooke street.NEXT WEEK'S By ERIC NEAL Making not just your house bu?all of Westmount your home Vol.XLIII, No.25 Cops \u2018'maced\u2019 nipped A million-dollar international counterfeit-passing operation probably has been scotched in Westmount.Westmount police and detective work is getting the credit, as well as a good deal of professional kidding for half a dozen members of the local force who, in cracking the case, had the embarrassment of being on the receiving end of temporarily paralysing mace\u2014the liquid more ordinarily sprayed by some lawmen on unruly people\u2014right in their own Stanton street headquarters.It began last Wednesday (as reported on our front page last week) when Westmount Motorcycle Constable Richard Collon nabbed the second of two men who had passed three lots of $300 each in counterfeit U.S.$20 bills at three Sherbrooke-Victoria banks.: Held without bail Two Toronto men, Nicholas McCormick, 46, and James Orval Ross, 47, were arraigned in Court of Sessions Monday and held without bail on counterfeit charges.Following the Wednesday morning arrests, local detectives staked out a 1969 Chevrolet on Grosvenor avenue bearing Ontario license plates in which more counterfeit had been found, without result.However, that evening police curiosity was aroused by a Cadillac bearing Pennsylvania markers which twice proceeded up Grosvenor.Its driver closely matched the description of a man thev were seeking.When stopped, he protested that his name was Keller.But addresses on some of his papers did not match.At his own suggestion he was taken to headquarters to clear the matter up.He was obliging and cooperative.However, as he was being led upstairs from the police garage, inside the station, he suddenly whipped out an aerosol can and began spraying.Almost instantly half a dozen officers, including two detectives and an RCMP man, were virtually paralysed, temporarily.Some held on to the man and the desk sergeant, Ed Plover, hearing the commotion leaped onto the scene.A karate expert, Sgt.Plover felled the man with a sharp chop.Identity uncertain \u2018Keller\u2019 proved to be Ronald McCaud, also of Toronto \u2014the man the police suspected him of being, whose RCMP \u201cwanted\u201d picture had left some doubt as to his identity in the first place and whose plausible behavior when first stopped had stayed his immediate arrest and search.McCaud also was arraigned Westmount 215, P.Q., Thursday, June 25, 1970 Counterfeit operation Curt Ross (Packing his papers, below) retires as Rotary president For speeding?It probably was a pet, out on a St.Jean Baptiste holiday journey, but Westmount Police nevertheless picked up a turtle on Lansdowne avenue Wednesday morning.Monday on a charge of possession of counterfeit U.S.$20 notes.Additionally, he faces a charge in Westmount Municipal Court of resisting arrest.McCaud was first known to Westmount Police about 10 years ago in connection with a fraud on The Royal Bank of Canada branch at Victoria and Sherbrooke, one of the three banks to which the counterfeit bills were passed last week.The six officers were taken to the Montreal General! Hospital for a check and all returned promptly to duty, including one who had a large bump on his forehead where the mace can\u2014 the same type issued to police but stripped of its identifying label\u2014 had struck him.One of the Westmount policemen was PSO.George Pike, Quebec heavyweight boxing champion who is just off to Calgary for Canadian team trials prior to the British Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh.Credit cards not gloves The folly of leaving credit cards in one\u2019s glove compartment was shown twice this week to Westmount Police.Nothing was noticed to be amiss from last Thursday te\u2019 Saturday but when one car owner went to use the credit cards in his glove compartment, he discovered they were missing.Credit cards were also stolen from a car kept in a garage at the rear of 3166 The Boulevard and they too were not missed until the driver stopped for gas on Friday.: Andy Dorso 10¢ (Above) takes over The exclusive \u201cRocking Chair Club\u201d dedicated to the \u2018\u2018ancient and honorable\u201d members of the exclusive past presidents\u2019 circle of the Westmount Rotary Club has a new member in the person of Curtis B.Ross, who was inducted Tuesday to the plaudits of the assembled members.It was the occasion of the president presenting his annual report and then retiring gracefully to the comfort of a rocking chair and shawl was presented by Frank Kenwood .Past President Dan McLuskie presented the retiring official with the coveted past presidents\u2019 in.° Andy Durso was installed as the new president.In his annual report the retiring president complimented the chairmen of the many committees who had worked hard during the past year to make Rotary a success in Westmount.He mentioned members by name with particular emphasis going to the work done by Jack Burrows, Frank Starr, Ron Everson, Andy Durso and Dan McLuskie.Eight new members had been signed up during the year, he reported.The committee work done by the community service, welfare, safety and Golden Age groups were specially mentioned.Mother wins The mother of John Kellett, vice-president of the Westmount Young Progressive Conservatives, was elected as a Conservative in a Lancashire riding in last week\u2019s British general elections.St.Paul's break Sometime last weekend, thieves broke into St.Paul's Academy and after disturbing papers and files, left without apparently taking anything.Sod-turning A sod-turning for the start of the general uplift of Stayner Park takes place at the park this afternoon at 3 o\u2019clock. - The Westmount | * ll oy br WN da Examiner, Thursday, June 25th, 1970 AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE Brotherhood holds rites Sabbath services during summer weeks at Temple Emanu-El are being held under the auspices of the Temple Brotherhood on Friday evenings at 8:15 o\u2019clock.Tomorrow the worship will be conducted by Lawrence Marks, QC, Lawrence Bessner, Arthur I.Lipton, David Polansky, William Hoffman and Mrs.Harry J.Stern.The committee in charge of Sabbath Eve services during the Summer is: Chairman, Samuel UNITED at Temple Segal; co-chairman, James Williams and Soulie Levine; Members, Mrs.Percy Abelson, Mrs.George Rauch, Brahms E.Silver, Robert Glaymon, David Fleming, Alec Blumenthal, Howard Echenberg, Paul Lowenstein, Stephen Messer, Samuel Wechsler, Dr.Klaus ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH and WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH Worshipping in Westmount Park Church, Lansdowne and Maisonneuve Blvd.10: A.M.Guest Speaker: Rev.J.Ernest Nix, B.A.B.D., of Calgary, Alta.Welcome to All ANGLICAN and UNITED ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 (ANGLICAN) DOMINION-DOUGLAS (UNITED) CHURCHES WESTMOUNT Joint Summer Services June 28 - July 26 in St.Matthias\u2019 Church Cote St.Antoine at Church Hill 8:00 a.m.HOLY COMMUNION 11:00 a.m.MORNING PRAYER Sermon: The Rev'd R.Douglas Smith, D.D.Minister, Dominion-Douglas Church Wednesday: 10:00 a.m.HOLY COMMUNION CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, WESTMOUNT 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Lesson-Sermon Subject: \u201cCHRISTIAN SCIENCE\u201d Golden Text: Matthew 10:8.Heal the sick, cleanse the lepers, raise the dead, cast out devils: freely ye have received, freely give.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.BAPTIST 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 1:00 AM.\u201cWHEN DIFFICULTIES COME\" 7:30 P.M.\u201cTOUGH - BUT TENDER!\" Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME Herrmann and Dr.Kurt Ekler.ANGLICAN ST.STEPHEN'\u2019S DORCHESTER and ATWATER Lt.Col.G.B.Fee TRINITY V 10:30 a.m.HOLY COMMUNION Eustace Tait, A.R.C.C.O.Organist and Choir Director For information call: Mrs.D.Robinson \u2014 931-1172 or Mr.D.Medford \u2014 486-2812 We Welcome You CHURCHOF THE ADVENT Corner of Wood and Maisonneuve, Westmount The Rev\u2018d Canon B.Lindsay TRINITYV 8:00a.m.The Holy Eucharist 10:30a.m.Sung Eucharist HOLY EUCHARIST DURING THE WEEK 7:00 a.m.Monday 9:30 a.m.Wednesday 8:00 a.m.Friday Organist: Mr.Paul Crawford LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 285 Clarke Ave., Westmount Rev.Helmut Saabas Mrs.Harold Pedersen - Organist June 28th 10:00 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 a.m.The Service and Nursery UNITARIAN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.1at Simpson! 11.00 À M \u201cEPISODES FROM IBERIA\" Minister: Rev.Leonard Mason, B.A.B.D.Organist: Kenneth Meek B.Mus.Choir Director: Barbara Keats 8.Mus.Church School closed.Re-opening in the fall Lakeshore Unitarian Church 14 Cedar Ave., Pointe Claire Closed, re Cpening Sept 13th.NORTHSHORE FELLOWSHIP 1 9th Ave., Roxberc' Closed.Re-cpening in the tall.In a new departure for summer arrangements and a\u2019 practical exercise in line with the movement toward joining of the United and Anglican churches of Canada, leading Westmount congregations of the two denominations are to worship together over the next 10 weeks\u2014 nearly one-fifth of the year.Commencing this Sunday until the end of July, the people of Dominion-Douglas United Church, The Boulevard and Lansdowne avenue, will be joining in the Anglican Morning Prayer at St.Matthias Church, Cote St.Antoine road at Church Hill avenue.While the rector, Ven.Archdeacon J.N.Doidge, is on vacation, the preacher will be Dominion-Douglas\u2019 minister, Rev.Dr.R.Douglas Smith, assisted by St.Matthias\u2019 assistant rector, Rev.W.L.Chatterton.For the five Sundays of August, St.Matthias members will join the the Dominion-Douglas congregation at their church where Archdeacon Doidge will be preacher aided by Rev.J.T.P.Nichols, the Dominion-Douglas assistant.Dr.Smith will be holidaying at this time.The format was evolved and decisions favoring it were made by the boards of the two churches and designed to be as much an experience preliminary to anticipated union as a practical arrangement for summer months when church attendance flags and clergy, like their flocks, desire time out from their duties.No formal arrangements for joint communion services have yet been made here, though authorized by higher church both authorities on sides.FLOWERS ALWAYS BRING COMFORT 4467 St Catherine St W.(Between Metcalfe & Melville) Westmount) 933-2751 Anglican, United churches | join for summer CHURCH SERVICES However, the regular Sunday 8 am Holy \u2018Communion services at St.Matthias will continue throughout the summer and United Church communicants will be welcomed to the Anglican altar rail.Graham film for Baptists The Billy Graham film, \u201cHis Land,\u201d will be shown at West- \u2019 mount Baptist Church on Sunday, July 5, at 8:45 pm.The popular music, composed and conducted by Ralph Carmichael, has been called a musical journey into the soul of a nation.All are invited to see this thrilling story of Israel from ancient to modern times.Instructions given disciples Instructions given by Jesus to his 12 disciples and to 70 other followers, who were sent out to heal and save mankind, are included in the lesson-sermon to be read in all Christian Science churches this Sunday.TA.Collins INC.ITEUT, WEST \u201cSIO SHERBFROC+£ ~ AMp Swimming, sailing, canoeing, tennis tripping, dramatics, crafts, archery.Director - Miss Joyce Bertram Accredited member of Quebec Camping Ass'n VAREAU IN THE LAURENTIANS for girls 6-16 5880 Cote St.Antoine Rd.Mtl.261 Tel.: 484-2957 Established in 1922 SYNAGOGUE Westmcun FOUNDATION SCHOOL: (Nursery) SUNDAY KINDERGARTEN: Age 5.HEBREW AFTERNOON SCHOOL: Hebrew Language Bible, Jewish His GRADES vil IX, Departmentalized.leading Cenversaticnal Hebrew studies.TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE Congregation Shaar Hashomayim 450 Kensington Ave.ANNOUNCES OPEN REGISTRATION Enriched activities program - Morning Sessions ! ELEMENTARY DEPARTMENT: GRADE |! Age6 Two Sessions per week.GRADE |! VI Age7.11, JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT - Age 12.15, Compulsory and Elective Course to Graduation.LEADERS TRAINING FELLOWSHIP DEPARTMENT .Post Graduate For Information please call - !, Quebec.Ages 3 - 5.Integrated course of study in tory, Prayers, Current Events.Three Sessions per week Audio-Visual Method.School Office 937-9471.ot al 866.4551 VETERANS TAXI ASSN.Fromme m Esse 1 where were 1 i Zl I | they going ?} k= ED EE EE EE a.= The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week : June 16 1:42 am: Belvedere road north of Mountain, grass fire; June 17 6:50 am: 493 Argyle, water backing up; June 18 12:49 am: \u2018Tupper east of Gladstone, smoke from dash of automobile; June 19 2:52 pm: City Hall Annex, Stanton street, elevator alarm, no person on elevator; 2:56 pm: Rear of 460 Grosvenor, primary wires shorted on transformer; June 20 9:25 am: 69 Columbia, smell of gas; 4:25 pm: 222 Melville, Apt.1, smoldering cushion in upholstered chair; 9:14 pm: Westmount Library, false alarm; June 21 Nil; June 22 9:21 pm: 4827 de Maisonneuve, smell of gasoline.Frontal attack Thieves used the front door at 19 Stayner street last Thursday to make off with some jewelry and a radio.Headquarters tor PHILIPS Tope Recorders Record Players a Stereos © TV [VWI Paeron SALES & SERVICE PY, lh OVA 1401 Peel Street \u2014 288-4161 WCorner of 3t.Cathenns) The Westmount Recreation Department summer playground program for Westmount residents aged 6 to 16 will commence on Monday at 9 am.This week has been used for staff orientation and next week registration will be held and activities gradually started.There is to be a City of West- mount Week from July 6 to July 10.This will include tours of City Hall, Police and Fire departments, Library, and other points of interest in the city.The children will also be given talks on health, safety and nature study at the artificial ice rink.uly 13 to July 17 is Project Week during which each playground will start a project to be judged at the end of the summer.July 15 will feature a picnic at Lafontaine Park and Children\u2019s Zoo.Outdoor Games Week will be from July 20 to July 24.It will include various outdoor games and picnics at King George Park and Summit Park.The Wednesday tour will be to Mount Royal and Beaver Lake.From July 27 to July 31, tournaments will be held in all sports at each playground with the winners playing off at the rink.July 29 will be a picnic at Belmont Park and, the following day, intra-playground touch football will start.Track meet An intra-playground track Thursday, June 25th, 1970 - 3 Playground program scheduled meet will be held at the West- mount Athletic Grounds from Aug.3 to 7 with a tour of a soft drink bottling plant on Aug.5.Aug.10 to 14 is set aside for an inter-playground swimming and diving competition with a tour on the 12th of an industrial plant.As the summer program draws to a close each playground will prepare for the closing ceremonies by completing their handicrafts and preparing their exhibition, from Aug.17 to 21.À tour of the Botanical Garden and future Montreal Olympic site will take place on Aug.19.A picnic and closing ceremonies will be held on Thursday, Aug.27 at King George Park.At that time winners of the various competitions will be presented with awards.CITY OF J WESTMOUNT Fug FE, \u201c Dar wn Tenders will be received at the Office of the City Clerk, 4333 Sherbrooke Street West, Westmount, up to 12 o\u2019\u2018clock noon, Thursday, July 16th, 1970 for the supplying of the following: \"Fuel Oil\" Forms of Tender may be obtained at the Office of the Purchasing Agent, 4333 Sherbrooke Street West, Westmount, Quebec.The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted.R.B.Seaman City Clerk \u2018The following building permits permits were issued at city hall during the past week: June 15 171 Metcalfe: for Simpson Press by Art Olsen, alterations, $375; June 17 4480 Sherbrooke: for Dr.Vincelli by E.Rossenti, repair front steps, $470; June 18 561 Lansdowne: for T.Dingle by S.Sura Inc., demolition of rear balcony.$300; June 22 128 Arlington: for C.Gray Donald by B.Stanley and Albert Moreau, renovation of pantry and addition to powder room and bar, $2,000.WATCH REPAIRS Estate Pieces Purchased ESTABLISHED 1899 OHMAN\u2019S JEWELLERS WE.3.4046 1216 Greene Ave.VALUATIONS Alan M itchell MC.\"WORKS OF ART VALUED A CAIN FIRE- THEFT - DAMAGE (INSTITUTIONS AND PRIVATE COLLECTIONS) Tel.334-7227 Also: 932-0014 between 10 a.m.& 2 p.m.4217 Blvd, De Maisonneuve, Mtl.215 P.Q.CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 1310 GREENE AVENUE 6th Floor North of de Maisonneuve DISPENSING OPTICIANS CONTACT LENSES ARTIFICIAL EYES Morris mc\u2014 5016 SHERBROOKE ST.(Near Claremont?) 487-5131 1460 SHERBROOKE Ww, (Corner Mackay) 842-3809 3550 COTE DES NEIGES {Seatorth Medical Bldg.) 932-6806 937-7458 MAURICE À.MILLER Chartered Accountant Maurice À.Miller & Co.4823 Sherbrooke Street West at Victoria WESTMOUNT 215 EUROPA TECHNIC CLOCK & WATCH SERVICE LU 5108 Sherbrooke W.482-6535 Authorized Sales & Service AGENTS for HAMILTON, BUREN Watches, RENSIE, ELLIOT, WUBA, SEMCA, EUROPA Clocks.Finest selection of clocks to suit any decor.Clock Repairs.Our specialty, Antique ® All Work Guaranteed ® For personal Commercial Callus at 866-3568\u2014or drop in and see us MEYER BRICKENDEN LYONS LTD.1440 St.Catherine St.W., Suite 309, Montreal 107, Canada INSURANCE ?Answer: Some don\u2019t, until they have a loss.WHO CARES ?\u201cWE CAN PROBABLY IMPROVE YOUR COVERAGE OR COST\u2018 Find out - If we can do what we say - we want your business - If not - We do not expect to get it - Fair enough?lt could be to your benefit.- Tenant's package - Householders - - Life - Group Insurance HUGH SAVAGE and COMPANY 937-9227 T L LI (2) Examiner o wok [oS 1» TMOUNT Making net just your house but all of Westmesat your heme Published Every Thursday by J.W.Sancton & Sons 4630 St.Catherine Street West Westmount 215, P.Q.Editorial Accounting Circulation Display Advertising Departments 932-3157 Classified Advertising 8.30 a.m.to 5 p.m.weekdays (To 10.00 p.m.Mondays and Tuesdays) 931-7511 The Examiner aime to be an i service.Mail Subscriptions: $3.of the Canadian W eekly , Clean new for the home, devoted to ic per year: S200 half y pul Association, Quebec Weekly Newspapers Association.ear.Ten cents a copy.Member Second class mail registration number 1760 4 - Thursday, June 25th, 1970 Local example re.hospitals Another example of the virtue of the smaller municipal unit, such as Westmount, versus Montreal at its present size let alone the threatened supercity.All that furore over hospital conditions is simply a later, noisier version of what happened here months ago.Westmount\u2019s only hospital, the Reddy Memorial, was found by our inspectors not to up to snuff, particularly with regard to disposal of garbage.The hospital was told to get back on the line of the governing bylaws.It did.That was that.If it hadn\u2019t, it would have been in court.But the big, ponderous neighboring city has got around to the same situations only now.We are sure that the erring hospitals then would have, like the Reddy, straightened official complaints as readily as did the Reddy.And we agree with the Hon.Dr.Goldbloom that publicity at this stage served no useful purpose and perhaps caused needless alarm to patients and would-be patients of the institutions concerned.Someone in Montreal was pretty free and easy with inspectors\u2019 notes, and pretty sloppy and mischievous revealing only the names of French hospitals.; Reasons for leaving of teachers listed Sir: In the June 18 issue of The Westmount Examiner, this statement is made: \u201csome of the teachers are leaving because they feel they are adversely affected by the new two-day cycle teaching system adopted this year for high schools by the P.S.B.G.M.\u201d For the record, 12 teachers are leaving Westmount High School.There are a number of reasons for their leaving: one is retiring; two have been promoted; four have decided to return to university for further study (one will study law; the other three were granted leave of absence for one year); one is considering returning to university for study; one is returning to England with her husband; one is travelling for a year (around the world by sail!); one has accepted a full time position at Dawson College, and one will become a librarian of another school.At the time of their resignations, no teacher mentioned to me that the two-day cycle was the reason for leaving.I feel I should point out that fewer teachers than usual are leaving this year.During the past few years 18 to 21 teachers have left each year; this year, as I said, only 12.My thanks to you for the generous space you give to educational matters.H.N.Hamilton Principal Westmount High School, Westmount, 215 \u2019 (Editor's Note: Thanks to Mr.Hamilton for putting this matter right.We were victims of someone, almost certainly in or connected with West- mount High School, who sent us a rundown of teachers Hon.C.M.Drury says.Two years since the election It has been two years since the present government was elected to office.Traditionally, elections in Canada are held every four years (although five is the permissable limit) and so we the government are at the midpoint of the 28th Parliament.As so much happens every day in our society and what you read one day becomes dated the next, 1 thought that I might sum up some of the things the government has done over the past year in the field of legislation.From the standpoint of laws enacted, it was not what one could call a spectacular year.There were a number of items which died on the order paper when time ran out and which simply had to be dealt with again (the Expo winding-up act is an example).Of the bills that have become law in the last year, undoubtedly the most important is the Official Languages Act.On the subject of official languages, I should also mention the federal government's proposal to provide financial assistance to the provinces for leaving, their departments, and where they were going and the two-day cycle system was specifically mentioned as a prime reason, among others, for their departures.So detailed was the list that we assumed, wrongly it turns out to our embarrassment, that it came from Mr.Hamilton's own office.(This is a good occasion on which to caution contributors that we now newly enforce our own rule that all material submitted for publication in The Westmount Examiner must be identified, preferably with a phone number for checking, with the name and address of the sender.) M.P.Q.Hon.Kevin Drummond says.4 Office opened in Montreal While I don\u2019t claim to be happy with tae results of the British elections, I was nontheless pleasantly surprised by one aspect of the situation.The people again have proved that it isn\u2019t yet the time to do away with the democratic process and to replace it by a system of official opinion polls.For those of us who have a certain distrust of machinery\u2014be it bureaucratic or a computer\u2014this represents, as did April 29, a victory worth remembering.My office in Montreal is now set up and is situated at the regional headquarters of the Department of Lands and Forests in Montreal at 1255 Phillips Square.While it isn\u2019t in the constituency proper, it is reasonably conveniently located with regard to public transportation, and I hope that it will prove accessible to all of you who wish to see me or my constituency assistant.I am very happy to announce that Miss Anne Dawson has consented to take on this job, which I consider to be very important indeed.One of the main reasons, of course, for opening this office is to give you the opportunity of contacting me with as little difficulty as possible.At the same time, however, we hope to find out just what are the problems and needs of the people of the constituency.Already, for example, after just one week, we have discovered that there are many people who receive some sort of social assistance, such as minority-language education\u2019 (and which the Quebec government accepted in principle last month).There was clearly evident in the past year a resurgence or perhaps an awakening of Canadian nationalism.While there are always implicit dangers involved in any \u201cISM\u201d I believe that the mood so prevalent these days is a healthy one\u2014less anti-American than pro-Canadian.We want to protect and be proud of our en- vironnment.To do this we must be wary of anything which might endanger the state of our natural resources.Two bills introduced this year which are now awaiting Senate approval propose to do just this\u2014 protect our environment.The Bills I am referring to are the Arctic seas pollution prevention bill and an amendment to the territorial sea and fishing zones act.They will establish a 100- .nautical-mile shipping control zone and a 12-mile territorial sea, respectively.Their importance cannot be underestimated.Particularly when the Arrow incident is so fresh in our minds.Their future enactment is timely for they anticipate the increased volume of shipping that is likely to occur in our north and they also happen to reflect the present mood of our country with regard to environmental pollution.The White Paper Some of the more important actions of the federal government this past year can be put under the heading of pre-legislation proposals.I am thinking here in particular of the white paper on tax reform, an important document which will have considerable impact on the future of our society.One of the principles on which the white paper is based is the proposition that there should be a more equitable or fairer distribution of income in Canada.While the government intends to respond positively to cert ain representations and incorporate changes, the basic tenor of the proposals will be retained welfare, who are far from happy with the services provided.This is simply the first item to come to our attention\u2014no doubt there will be many others to follow.Having diagnosed and polarized some of the ills of the community, hopefully then with your help we can set about remedying them.Taught here Anne has spent the last year and a half working in a community in the north of Montreal.From this experience she has gained a certain amount of knowledge of working with different types of people and groups, which will certainly be an asset in this job.Prior to that she taught in a school in Westmount, so perhaps some of you already know her.Should you wish to contact myself or Anne, the telephone number at the office is 873-2104.You may call between 9 am and 9 pm.If the office is closed, you can leave a message with the answering service.Hope to hear from you.Thirty-five Years Ago June 21, 1935 \u201cThe annual distribution of peonies among the hospitals of Montreal was begun this week by the Parks Department of the City of Westmount.\u201cEvery week of each year while these flowers are in bloom on publie properties they are cut and sorted out in large bunches and distributed to the hospitals.\u201d \u201cThe funeral took place last Saturday morning of Mrs.John Tooke, one of Westmount\u2019s oldest residents, from her former residence, 349 Clarke avenue.She was in her 95th year.Mrs.Tooke, the former Miss Jane Bell, came to Montreal over 50 years ago and she had resided here ever since.\u201d Twenty-five Years Ago June 22, 1945 \u2018\u2018Forty thousand petitions have been distributed to parents and guardians of children attending Protestant schools on the Island of Montreal urging the Hon.Maurice Duplessis to \u2018\u2018give assurance to the Montreal Protestant Central School Board that the necessary financial aid will be forthcoming to balance the Board's budget.\u201d\u2019 Mr.Gordon Paterson, President of the Quebec Federation of Home and School Association, sponsors of the petition, said today that the response was exceeding even the most optimistic expectations.\u201cPetitions by the thousands are going forward by mail, parcel post, and express to the Prime Minister.The keen interest of all concerned was evident from the beginning.\u201d Fifteen Years Ago June 24, 1955 \u201cA 300-pound iron dog, which vanished mysteriously from in ront of its Westmount home early Saturday morning, was recovered by police on Redpath crescent Monday night.\u201cThe dog, a replica of a Labrador retriver, is the property of F.W.Waugh and is one of a pair brought from England by Mr.Waughs forebears 100 years ago.\u201cPolice said they found the missing cast iron dog in front of a vacant lot on Redpath crescent.They said youths probably stole it as a prank.Mr.Waugh told police there are only two such pairs of the dogs in Canada but that they had little value except his sentimental attachment to them.\u201d Five Years Ago June 25, 1965 \u201cMr.D.N.McRae and Mr.C.N.Mackie, vice-principals at Westmount High School, have recently received promotions from the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal.\u2018Mr.McRae was named principal of Westmount Park School, replacing Mr.M.T.Craig, who has been transferred to Devonshire School.Mr.Mackie was appointed principal of Dunton High School.\u201cBoth men were recently feted by members of the staff at a dinner.Honoured alse in this occasion was Mr.Howard Atwood, retiring after twenty years as a teacher of English in Westmount High School.\u201d If You Have Moved.Let Gregory's advise you on servicing your old carpets or consult them about your new rug problems.GREGORY'S = LL Ae 41571-4153 St Catherine St W Phone 932-4277 Thursday, June 25th, 1970 - 5 Themis Club _ Partnerless meet July 2 Scot MacNeil will address fhe Westmount \u201cY\u2019\u2019 on Thursday, .next meeting of Parents Without July 2 at 8 pm.president Miss Helen Brennan, 338 Oliver Partners Inc., and his subject will be \u201cThe Generation Gap.\u201d Refreshments will be served.avenue, apt.1, has been elected president of the Themis Club for The meeting will take place at the Non-members are welcome.1970-71.COURS BAYARD Directrice: Mme Senart At the same annual meeting of members, held at the club on June 10, three Westmounters Jardin d\u2019enfants \u201cLes joyeux Bambins\u201d LQ e Lo, were elcted to the board of Superb styling in elegant directors.They are Mrs.William 3021 ave Trafalgar surroundings R.Abbott, 471 Strachcona 20, ; avenue; Mrs.J.R.Beveridge, Cours primaire francais 3241 Cedar avenue, and Mrs.Vw que D.W.Stuart, 464 Clarice avenue.3705 Coronet Others elected to the board are Tel.: 933-3186 Le Chateau Champlain Mrs.A.Rando ph B az 878-3496 4 Tyson and Mrs.Dale G.Vander Voort.Others on the executive include ne E ve 5 > A: Miss Veda © GOLD © COPPER Mrs.V.Coderre-Smith, first vice- ® BRASS © CHROME president; Mrs.J.F.Forman, boulevard Wes who fas © NICKEL périls second vice-president; Mrs.degree from the school of arts © CADMIUM © SIVER Harry McCorkill, honorary and sciences of the University REPAIRED REPLATED secretary; Mrs.Herbert M.of Hartford, Connecticut REFINISHED LACQUERED Baldwin, assistant honorary ! | secretary; Mrs.C.J.Malley, JOHN H.FEELEY honorary trearurer, and Mrs.: L.A.W.Nicholson, assistant _ Rn pp b 610 | honorary treasurer.Peter Pan Ashbury College Ploters, Operating Canoda's Larg- ROCKCLIFFE PARK OTTAWA CANADA riedrich est High Class Job Shop.Nursery School (Founded 1891) WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1437 Ayl St.VI.5.7947 .(feu doers above Private Kindergarten .St Catherine St.) hand made s ial pr m rw d Jeweller.pecial programme arrange Opp Henry Morgon and Co wedding bands 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487-1760 8 6 6-1 3 1 BD i TI) Lay) 5\u2014COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE ESCAPE THE CITY Year-round.four-bedroom cottage only 45 minutes from downtown Montreal\u2014but where the air is clean\u2014with 12 acres of land bordering unpolluted river and excellent stable and barn.Excellent schools, all-season highway (Route 4) to city.Beautifully sited with Adirondack skyline in dairy country four miles from Ormstown.Ideal for family with young children, specially if keen on horses and other animals.Sixty additional acres including woods also offered separately, if desired.Apply J.W.Sancton, 4630 St.Catherine Street West, West.\u2018mount 215, 932-3157, weekdays, or R.R.3, Ormstown, Quebec, 829-2423, weekends.Vermont Chalet Swiss, 4 or 5 bedrooms, all year round cottage.Jay Peak area.Swimming, tennis, riding available.Furnished.738-2537.9\u2014COUNTRY HOUSE TO LET Mont Gabriel Luxurious Swiss chalet, 3 bedrooms, all facilities, private swimming pool.Magnificent view.Available \u2018monthly or season.Call 866-2394 days only.17\u2014HOLIDAY RESORTS LAKE MAPLE Beach.Fishing.Reasonable.Week-ends BROME LODGE.Home cooking.Evenings 737-4467.Waterloo 539-0014.23\u2014LOTS FOR SALE Burial Plots 2 double in Montreal Memorial Park.Must sell.Reasonable.744.5370.SOUTH SHORE 50 Arpents Serviced Land Good Location Schools, Churches Shopping Centre 10 minutes to down town Montreal CALL 842-3353 29\u2014BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Spare Time Income Refilling and collecting money from NEW TYPE high-quality coin-operated dispensers in your area.No selling.To qualify you must have car, references, $600 to $2900 cash.Seven to twelve hours weekly can net excellent monthly income.More full time.For personal interview write CANAPENN DISTRIBUTING LTD., DEPT A, 160 Bay St., Suite 205, Toronto 1, Ontario.Include phone number.6 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 25, 1970 # ASSIFIED ADVERTISIN - PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 931-7511 10 Words °1.00 7¢ for each additional word For best service, phone your ads early - final deadline noon Thursday ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY AND TUESDAY TILL 10:00 P.M.(Wednesday, Thursday, Friday till 5 pm) Accounts may be paid at the Examiner office, 4630 St.Catherine streev west, Westmount; Monitor and St.Laurent News office, 6525 Somerled avenue, and the Town of Mount Royal Weekly Post office, 233 Dunbar avenue.! Advertisements not paid for in advance of publication are subject to a 25-cent billing charge but may then ba paid without further charge at any branch of the Bank of Montreal or The Royal Bank of _ Canada on the Island of Montreal.at The '29\u2014BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SECURED INVESTMENT.$3,000 to bring 33 1-3 per cent in 12 months.Guaranteed by second mortgage.Days leave name and telephone with 288.0822.Nights 935-6903.73\u2014CARS FOR SALE 1965 PLYMOUTH Savoy 4 door, power steering and brakes.Other extras.731-9848.77\u2014BOATS AND MOTORS 31\u2014SPACE TO LET Snowmobile Owners Space available from April till October.Call 489-3186 from 5 to 8 p.m.43\u2014APARTMENTS TO LET St.Laurent 32 rooms, new paint, all floors newly finished, equipped, $73.monthly.Call 336-5041.Sublet 312, equipped, garage available, near atl conveniences.Fielding-Mariette, July st.489- 4255.Lombard Towers Sublet, charming sunny large 4'2 room apartment, balcony.August 15 or September Ist.occupancy.$170 with garage.Call 342-3546.Cote St.Luc Area Sublet highrise 4'2 room apart: ment, modern, balcony, pool sauna.Garage available.Sacrifice 489-3141.61-\u2014ROOMS TO LET HARVARD Monkland.Unfurnished.15 x 17.Privileges $13.After 6 p.m.486-3580.65\u2014ROOM AND BOARD TO LET RETIRED nurse has room for elderly lady, some nursing care if desired.Call 768-9207.69\u2014NURSING HOMES NURSING HOME FOR THE ELDERLY PRIVATE AND SEMI-PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION R.N.ON DUTY FOR INFORMATION 672-2110 73\u2014CARS FOR SALE CADILLAC 59.comfortable, in excellent condition.$100.Call 488-9789 after 6 p.m.1959 MORRIS OXFORD station wagon, needs repair, motor in good condition.Accept any reasonable offer.Cali 931-4938.EVINRUDE 32 H.P.Very good condition.$50.Call 332-3642.81\u2014GARAGES TO LET GARAGE, Grosvenor and St.Catherine West.Street level.$15.937.7942.89\u2014HELP WANTED FEMALE Bilingual Girl Friday WANTED With experience For small Insurance office Snowdon area Write Box 1903 c-o Weekly Adservice 4630 St.Catherine St.W.Montreal 215 95\u2014WORK WANTED MALE NEED A BARTENDER?Hire a student.Expert student bartenders available.$2.50 hourly.392.3094.UNWANTED REFUSE REMOVED from your factory or business.Daily \u2014 weekly \u2014 or on regular basis.Call 482-1443 or 489- 3186.113\u2014MOTHER'S HELP Mother\u2019s Helper Wanted Live in.Cote St.Luc area.16 or older.Own room.Swimming pool privileges.2 children.Call 482-1391, Mother\u2019s Helper Wanted Experienced with children 6 months and 3 years old.Summer in country.17 years or over.488-0413.\u201c5765 -Moatlend A ; Quality - Service - Satisfaction 137\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 CLOTHING & FURS La Boutique Fantasque Quality Resale Dress Shop Paris and Rome originals haute couture models imports.Dior, Valentino, St.Laurent, etc.Ever changing selection, fantastic bargains, unusual models.Now large choice small sizes.Sportswear, Office Wear, Gowns, Cocktail Dresses, Loungewear A fraction of original cost Nearly new 2155 Mountain (just below Sherbrooke) 288-3655 139\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL FURNISH your cottage inexpensively.Bedroom ; sofa bed, etc.Name your price.481.6276.CONTINENTAL bed 3% Size; living room chair; Chest Community Plate Silver, (service for 12).Call 935-6043.139\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL Free Gift For giving a wig demon stration in your home.Also free wig with 5 sales.Call 366-1194 or 366-4306.ONE unit washer and dryer, apartment size, 1 year old; painted book shelves 10 feet long.Reasonable.486-3948.BUSINESS SERVICES Script Hand Writing NAMES FOR DIPLOMAS FOR RATES CALL 744-6662 (After 6 P.M.) CARTAGE Moving done with care, Montreal and vicinity.Reasonable rates.276-0912.MOVING, packing, crating, cartage, storage.Local and leng distance.Call Ramsay Moving.484 1469.129\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 BEDROOM FURNITURE TRANSFERRED Bedroom set, Fruitwood, 5 pieces, (no bed, headboard only).English classical Regency style.Excellent condition.Call evenings only 489-1008.137-\u2014-FOR SALE\u2014 CLOTHING & FURS Original Imports 12.14, tall.Ensemble, sportswear, day wear, evening wear, wool and silk knits.Reasonable.937-1544.DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKER Paris ex: perienced.Alterations, dresses, gowns, fast service.932-5133.GENERAL REPAIRS JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT.Garage door repairs, service.747.6075.Residence.684- 3876.MAINTENANCE Painting, general repairs, cement work done.Free Estimates.768-9346.HOUSEHOLD effects including chesterfield set; beds bureaus; desk; chairs; extension table: other articles.738-1513.FURNITURE REPAIRS SALEM.FURNITURE Refinishing Reg'd.ANTIQUES Restored - Remodelling Quality Service by European Craftsman Call: Andre Turin 727-6991 7405 - 18th Ave.St.Michel PAINTING AND DECORATING E.PUGH-EVANS PAINTER DECORATOR Interior and Exterior Quality Work Top Grade Paint Supplied Reasonable Rates Free Estimate Call Office 489-4984 Eves: 489-7757 137\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 CLOTHING & FURS To All Our Clients at the Junior League Bargain Box 2027 Mansfield St.We wish to advise you that the shop wilt close for the summer.Commencing Saturday June 27th.ata P.M.and will re-open for business on Tuesday August 4that10 A.M.139\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL Modern and Antique (Vic torian) furniture in excellent condition and other househoid items including Persian and Oriental ry3s, oil paintings, water colors, antiques, objet d'art.Reasonable.Call 737-2392 for; appointment.\u2018| SES SEE TEE ES SERVICE DIRECTORY A PAINTING & DECORATIN Hebert Painting Interior Exterior painting.walt papering.Free Estirnates.Calt 721 6718.terior painting.By expert with years experience.Guarante Call 728-9863.LOW prices.Interior and 1 PLUMBING & HEATING PLUMBING Renovations.Hj water tanks.Furnaces.Gener] repairs.Reasonable prices.J.Auclair.486-7267.WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & HEATIN y D.206 OLIVIER WESTMOUNT 935-1189 ROOFING OUR MASTER ROOFER AT YOUR SERVICE WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME LACHINE 637-2308 24 Hour Service M A nn 139\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL Reasonable Custom made living room furniture: Sectional sofa: 3 elegant tables: 2 Traditional lamps; oil painting: 2 pairs of Antique Satin drapes; 50 square yards beige carpeting.Call 481- 9251.HIDE-A-BED and matching chair $100.Good condition; bamboo blinds $15.Call 482-8698.FRENCH Provincial chester: field, marbte tables: lazyboy; Spanish bedroom.Colonial kitchen.Cail 259-6225.Moving Abroad Household furniture and electrical appliances.All in excellent condition.Reasonable.No dealers.931-8565 evenings.CONTENTS MODEL HOME Furniture in new condition.4 seater French Provincial hand tufted chesterfield, fruitwoed showwood matching fable; lamps; 9 piece French Provincial and Spanish dining room; Spanish stereo; Spanish bedroom: 6 chair dinette; 8 Original oil paintings: colored T.V.; Indian rugs, 9 x 12 and 6 x 9; black vinyl recreation room furniture, bar and stools.For appointment 684.0779.Typewriters From $25 Sales-Rentals Service ot office machines and furniture Mr.Typewriter 4910 Sherbrooke W.487-5551 FLEETWOOD T.v.21 inch console in good condition for S50 only.Call 748-7104 after 5 p.m.Leaving City Living, bedroom sets; child's bedroom furniture.Other articles.489-9657.ENCYCLOPAEDIAS.Sets.Very, very Special.Call anytime.489-4984.Extension 914.Trailer Deluxe 24 foot Golden Falcon.2 years old.Self contained.Awning, hitch.Asking $4,200.Call 697 0109.Giving Up Home Various items of household furniture and effects.Excellent condition.Reasonable.Call 935-1444.151\u2014WANTED TO TO PURCHASE WANTED: Hand made Genuine Master Violin.Price no object.Call 744.0956.WANTED: Antique desk, Canadian paintings, group of seven.738-0672.WILL pick up anything you wish to give away.Clothing, furniture, appliances or what have you.Free pick up.935-5366.153\u2014LOST LOST: Lady's watch vicinity Sherbrooke - Prince Albert.Cail 488-6965.Too late to Classify 3555 Atwater Sublet, lovely 5 rooms, with balcony overlooking Seminary grounds.$220.Call days 392-5706 and evenings 933-5509 or.Superintendent.Football, softball scheduled The Westmount Recreation Department has announced the Boy, 4, hurt; struck by car Four-year-old William Dube, 45 Burton avenue, sustained injuries to his shoulder when he was struck by a car Friday, June 12.The accident occured at 3:30 pm on Prince Albert at Burton avenue.The child ran onto the road between two parked cars and was struck by a 1959 Plymouth taxi driven by James Power, 51, of 447 Prince Albert avenue.A Westmount patrol car took the child to the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital for treatment.Unstruck The strike at Kenwood\u2019s Moving and Storage Ltd.is over and all employees are now back at work.Paul G.Kenwood, vice- president, stated that all ser- vices\u2014local and long distance moving, cartage, storage and overseas shipments\u2014are functioning normally.The strike began six weeks ago.Hid and found A handbag was taken from a car parked on Park Place on Monday.The handbag, which was hidden under the seat, contained a $10 in travellers\u2019 cheques and $3 in cash.New Administration SALON JEAN-JOHN Masculine Hairdressing At your service J Toporowski, prop L.Besner - L.Bouchard 4864 SHERBROOKE WEST SINCE 1916 OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE - RESIDENTIAL - - COMMERCIAL - - INDUSTRIAL - WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.637-2309 24 HOUR SERVICE summer playgrounds\u2019 touch football and softball schedules.In touch football action, all games will start at 10 am and will be played on the touch football field on de Maisonneuve boulevard.For each of the six dates, teams from Westmount, Prince Albert and Stayner parks will be in action.Dates are Thursday, July 23; Tuesday, July 28; Thursday, July 30; Tuesday, Aug.4; Thursday, Aug.6, and Tuesday, Aug.11.Six softball games are scheduled for Number 2 diamond, Westmount Park.Each game will consist of seven innings.On Tuesday, June 30, Staynor plays Westmount Park.CAMPBELL-GILDAY CO.LIMITED MONTREAL, QUEBEC Symbol of quality roofing since 1883 Call our representative for free estimate © RESIDENTIAL © COMMERCIAL ® INDUSTRIAL 7300 St.James St.W.(At West Broadway) 482-9566 NTS hs 4 LARGES VOLKSWAGEN e CENTRE 4040 St.Catherine W 932-1496 5905 Trans-Canada Hwy Decarie Circle, Metropohtan, Exit 21 A 748-6961 d EL ALIGNING \u20ac LA chat ES A WHEEL $ ALIGNMENT (By Appointment) The Westmount Examiner, Prince Albert takes on West- mount on Thursday, July 2, and Westmount plays Stayner again on Tuesday, July 7.Action on Thursday, July 9 sees Stayner against Prince Albert and Westmount plays Prince Albert on Tuesday, July 14.The season ends with a game between Prince, Albert and Stayner on Thursday, July 16.Thursday, June 25th, 1970 - 7 STANDINGS MUNICIPAL SOFTBALL LEAGUES League standings Tuesday : SENIOR GS P W L D Pts Wanderers 15 7 6 1 012 Police 15 7 3 4 06 Monarchs 15 6 2 4 0 4 Stars 15 6 2 4 0 4 BRANDT PLUMBING Company Limited (Ron Toohey, Proprietor) \u2018Serving the West End for Over 16 Years\u2019 24-HOUR SERVICE 761-4551 3062 Lasalle Boulevard OLVO! 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