The Westmount examiner, 10 décembre 1970, jeudi 10 décembre 1970

[" TT ~~ ohn oe out of public housing (p.4) WE.SAY: Westmount should keep Question time at WMA head table Nominations, one resolution at WMA meeting Three new school commissioners and a library trustee were nominated ard a resolution was passed urging reconsideration of completing the Trans-Canada Highway at Monday evening's semi-annual general meeting of the West- mount Municipal Association.About 150 citizens turned out for the open session in Victoria Hall which, departing from primarily municipal affairs, featured an address by Hon.Kevin Drummond, Westmount\u2019s provincial member and minister of lands and forests.Brief comments were heard from Mayor Peter M.McEntyre, in which he warned citizens that he was concerned about future budget costs of the Montreal Urban Community.The current budget, which Westmount declined to approve, provided little supporting detail.The MUC, he said, \u2018\u2018is going to have a tremendous effect on the way we live as residents of Westmount.And all of us would be well advised to become familiar with the authority and power of the MUC.\u201cThe nominations, previously reported and notified to members, were accepted without Continued on page 2 Holden free Among the questions asked of Lands and Forests Minister Kevin Drummond, following the Westmount MNA's address to the Westmount Municipal Monday night, was this: \u2018How many of your constituents were arrested under the War Measures Act?\u201d The questioner\u2019s name was Holden.The minister\u2019s reply: Glad to see you're out, Dick!\" EE A NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER By ERIC NEAL December 11 to 19 Very cold to begin and end this period, with near zero tem- OUR MP SAYS: general situation (p.4) Association * SOVERMMEMT, CAMANA, P,).= - < J on + > wd 3 4OT=-L DU QUE SEC rdeln + wee peratures some nights.Rim ice and frazil forming on northern lakes.Temperature range; south 15 and 45 degrees F.; for northern and Gulf counties, zero and 35 degrees F.; Laurentians, 10 and 30 degrees F.Although mainly sunny this week, mornings can be bitterly cold with blowing fine snow.As temperatures ease midweek, easterly gales followed by blustery south-west winds will bring mixed hail, snow and freezing rain during the weekend, with cold, sunny intervals.The auditdf- WE SAY; Municipal Association Cet dows school board (p.4) Le À Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home Voi.XLII, No.49 Westmount 215, P.Q., Thursday, December 10, 1970 10¢ Gang robs girl Either five or six youths, in the 15-to-16 age bracket, are being sought by Westmount Police for theft with violence from an 18- year-old miss on the Metro level of Alexis Nihon Plaza last Friday morning.The young lady said that she had just cashed a cheque at a bank and found she was followed by the even-younger toughs, who encircled her.She was struck in the pelvis and the money, $75.taken from her purse.Police have a description.Council, rity gives Dawe, N.a duty, new The City of Westmount, and more particularly General Manager Norman T.Dawe, Tuesday night took over full responsibility for the equipment and supplies of Quebec Civil Protection within its boundaries.Public Safety Commissioner Ald.Daniel O'Connell Doheny jollified the presentation of his resolution by citing some of the military-style itemization of the inventory such as \u201cHammers, sledge,\u201d and \u2018\u2018Saws, hack.\u201d \u201cDoheny, Ald.\u201d explained that charge for these items was being handed over to all municipalities.Civil Protection remains a joint federal- provincial scheme.It was noted that \u2018\u2018Dawe, Mr.\u201d must keep all the gear in order, good.Lots now one In accordance with the requirement that each building occupy only one lot, city council Tuesday night resubdivided the series of separate lots bounded by Atwater, Dorchester, the proposed extension of Wood and Tupper into a single lot on which a twin-tower apartment complex is slated to be erected soon.Unsung boots Christmas carollers regaled an apartment resident on Olivier avenue early Sunday evening.After the singers left, so had a pair of boots which had been left near the door.The boots were recovered by Westmount Police.\\ Campbells and Safdies Two major fires oust families over weekend Two major house fires in sub-freezing weather bracketed the weekend for the Westmount Fire Brigade, causing major loss to the homes of prominent West- mount residents.Friday evening the home of Dr.lan L.Campbell, dean of arts at Sir George Williams University and a member of the LeDain royal commission on the non- medical use of drugs, was seriously damaged at 252 Metcalfe avenue, just above St.Catherine street.And in the early hours of Monday morning, the upper-level residence of Architect Moshe Safdie, famous for his original design concept of Habitat \u201867 at Expo, was destroyed at 9 Bellevue avenue.Both large houses were among Westmount's older residences, built at or just before the turn of the century.Mutual aid firemen and equipment were summoned from Outremont, Mount Royal and St.Laurent to assist at both outbreaks.METCALFE Dean and Mrs.Campbell, their four children, four cats, some fish, a bird in a cage, a turtle, an an African frog and a young iguana all escaped the dense smoke and flames of the fire in their home at 252 Metcalfe avenue Friday evening.And a Westmount policeman helped Dr.Campbell rescue his extensive notes and documents relating to his trans-Canada probe of non-medical drug use.However, the Westmount Park Home & School Association may have some cause for regret over their recent timing in electing the Sir George Williams University arts dean their secretary.Mrs.Continued on page 2 Today's World ) \u201cIt\u2019s hard to believe that the steady hand we hear about is the same one that wrote this.\u201d BELLEVUE An alert Westmount Police patrol detected smoke on upper- level Bellevue avenue shortly after 3:30 am Monday just as five-year-old Oren Safdie awoke to find his bedroom at No.9 filled with the dense fumes.Within minutes the household was awake and the lad\u2019s mother, Mrs.Moshe Safdie, was on the telephone to Westmount Public Safety headquarters while her husband investigated downstairs.The floor around a fireplace, which happened to be immediately above the furnace room, was ablaze.Mr.and Mrs.Safdie, Oren, nine-year-old daughter Taal and the family maid all fled with little more than night attire into the clear, crisp, 16-degree night.Fire had strong hold First on the scene were firemen and equipment from No.2 station at Victoria and The Boulevard.They found flames gushing from the rear of the old, extensively rejuvenated house perched on a steep slope.The first hose appeared to quell the blaze, but a red glow through the dense smoke at the top of a staircase Continued on page 2 Boy found An 11-year-old boy, reported missing from his home in Dollard the-evening before, was found by Westmount Police wandering in the neighborhood of Roslyn avenue and Sherbrooke street west at 4:53 am last Thursday. 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, December 10, 1970 City presses province to meet and consult on ramp, housing Westmount city council Tuesday night backed up its répresentations to the provincial government for consultation on the location of the proposed ramp for the Trans-Canada Highway and for rehousing of St.Antoine street and Greene avenue residents who might be displaced with a formal resolution on the subject.Fernand Leclaire, a St.Antoine street property owner present at the statutory December council meeting, after adjournment asked council to give some evidence of its concern to the residents who are threatened with being required to move out by May 1 next.It finally was agreed to provide Mr.Leclaire with copies of the resolution for him to distribute in the neighborhood.The resolution: \u2018\u201cWhereas the City of Westmount is concerned with the imminent dislocation of approximately 29 families in the St.Antoine street Greene avenue area as a result of the provincial roads department's intention to construct an access ramp to the Trans-Canada Highway ?n this area; Whereas the City Council has received no information as to what plans have been made for housing these families; Whereas the City of Westmount believes there may be suitable alternative locations for the proposed ramp; Whereas the Council of the City of Westmount requests that, in future, governmental activities which may affect local residents of a municipality not be initiated without prior consultation between the governmental and municipal representatives; Therefore, be it resolved that the Provincial Government is hereby requested to arrange a meeting of officials of the Provincial Roads Department, the Quebec Housing Corporation, and the Council of the City of Westmount to resolve the problems heretofore expressed.\u201d Valuations As forecast, the 1971 valuation roll of the City of Westmount is almost the same in total as the 1970 roll\u2014up a shade more than one million dollars to $369,597,500.The roll was homologated by city council Tuesday night.When the 1971 budget is presented next Tuesday night, the tax rate\u2014 expected to be unchanged from that for the current year\u2014can be struck.professional cards 6th Floor HUGH SAVAGE and COMPANY Chartered Accountants 1310 Greene Avenue North of de Maisonneuve 937-9227 Clock Reparrs EUROPA TECHNIC CLOCK & WATCH SERVICE \u201c5108 Sherbrooke W.482-6535 Authorized Sales & Service AGENTS tor HAMILTON, BUREN Watches RENSIE, ELLIOT, WUBA, SEMCA, EUROPA Clocks.Finest selection of clocks to suit any decor.Our specialty.Antique ® All Work Guaranteed ©® 5= DISPENSING OPTICIANS CONTACT LENSES ARTIFICIAL EVES 1460 SHERBROOKE WwW, {Carner Mackay! 842-3809 3550 COTE DES NEIGES SHERBROOKE ST.{seater ih Medical Bidg.) 932-6806 5016 tiv ar Cigoomanty 487-5131 VALUATIONS Alan Mitchell MC.CM.\u201cWORKS OF ART VALUED AGAINST FIRE .THEFT - DAMAGE (INSTITUTIONS AND PRIVATE COLLECTIONS) ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR CLEANING AND RESTORATION 4217 Blvd.De Maisonneuve, Mil.215 P.Q.Tel.334.7227 Also: 932.0014 between 10 a.m.& 2 p.m.oo Blindfold alerts police Mr.Cross already was safely at Man and His World at 5:34 pm last Thursday.Nonetheless, Westmount Police jumped to the alert at that moment when a bus driver reported that he had spotted a car driving east on Westmount avenue with someone blindfolded in the back seat.It wasn\u2019t until 11:25 am Friday that the incident was closed.The car, licence number of which the bus driver had noted, belonged to one Michael Disandolo.5654 Durocher street, Monteal.And the blindfolded figure had been a Loyola student undergoing an initiation ceremony.up slightly Total taxable property of the city comes to $288,276,900, against $286,659,050, on the old roll.Non-taxable property totals $81,320,600 as opposed to $81,917,300.Notice of motion of next week's budget resolution was given Tuesday night.In pajamas A 19-year-old patient of Douglas Hospital, Verdun, was found this morning wandering in Alexis Nihon Plaza, clad in pajamas and a jacket.It is pe ieved he travelled there by us.BELLEVUE Continued from page 1 indicated the fire had taken a strong hold on the tinder-dry, brick encased structure.A back- draft from upstairs drove the firemen back.The firemen from both stations soon had seven streams playing on the house.Off-duty men coming in said they could see flames from the Bonaventure Expressway.Smoke soon was \u2018pouring from the eaves and an aerial ladder was raised to cover the metal-clad roof which, while holed in two places, contained the flames and minimized risk of sparks to adjoining dwellings.Firemen had great difficulty manoeuvring or even standing on the steeply sloping ground.Finally, Deputy Chief Paul Motard ordered all streams stopped and firemen rushed in close with two hoses to fight the blaze at close quarters.This tactic finally succeeded in bringing the outbreak under control about 6 am and an \u201call- out\u201d by 7:45 am.Cleaning-up operations continued until shortly after noon and the burned-out shell of his home was turned back over to Mr.Safdie shortly before 4 pm.Officers were appalled to find, when walls were opened, that dried leaves had been used at some time as insulation.Moved in two years ago The Safdies had moved into the house two years ago.The children were taken to relatives and Mr.and Mrs.Safdie found shelter with neighbors.City works crews were required to spread salt and sand on streets below the site of the fire, from which water gushed down and froze.252 Metcalfe avenue, Friday METCALFE Continued from page 1 Campbell told The Examiner Tuesday that several years\u2019 minutes of the association were a soggy mass the future legibility of which was doubtful.Here two years The big, three-storey, semidetached house, owned by Lord Shaughnessy, has been the Campbell's home since they moved here two years ago from Bishop\u2019s University.They this week were taking up temporary residence at 265 Metcalfe avenue, while their regular residence is repaired.- There was no estimate of the loss, either to the building and to personal belongings, but is expected to be extensive.At first thought to have originated in the furnace, investigation showed that the more likely source was electrical in a false ceiling, above asbestos sheeting in the basement above the furnace.There may have been a small explosion after a line to a gas water heater was burst.When Westmount firemen arrived on the phone call of Mrs.Campbell, dense smoke filled the street.À steam was run in a rear basement window, and later another in a front window and one through the ground floor to the basement stairway.A ladder was run to the roof and skylight opened to vent the building.Flames worked their way into the walls of the old structure and it proved necessary to make openings on all three floors to quench the blaze.In one instance, a disused closed-in fireplace was discovered and it was found that the old chimney was acting as a ue.High expansion foam What effectively conquered the seat of the blaze in the basement was the employment, for the first time by Westmount at an actual fire suited to the method, of high _ expansion foam.Water is fed through a container of a detergent like substance which, when directed into the basement from outside, filled the area from floor to ceiling with bubbles of cool, outside air, displacing and venting hot gases and thus smothering the fire, After some hours the bubbles dissipated.The foam is generated at the rate of 2,000 cubic feet per minute, with a minimum volume of water.Director E.C.Harper, Deputy Chief of Fire Paul Motard and other department officers expressed great satisfaction at the effectiveness of the equipment.Engines began returning to stations shortly after midnight.The adjoining house, at 254, suffered some damage on the top floor where flames penetrated on a wooden beam found projecting through the common masonry wall.SINCE 1916 OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE - RESIDENTIAL - - COMMERCIAL - - INDUSTRIAL - WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.Rene Guitard, Manager 637-2309 24 HOUR SERVICE 0% WATCH REPAIRS Estate Pieces Purchased ESTABLISHED 1899 OHMAN°S JEWELLERS 866-4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS'N.Thursday, December 10, 1970 - 3 WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.City takes step toward public housing The City of Westmount Tuesday night took its first formal, public and official steps toward putting itself in the public housing business.Two brief resolutions, presented by Planning and Redevelopment Commissioner Ald.Charles Aspler and tucked unheralded into city council proceedings under the heading of new business, were designed to get negotiations underway with the Quebec Housing Coproration, the provincial government agency with which the city would become a partner in the enterprise.The first read: \u201cThat the Quebec Housing Corporation be requested to approve a program for the construction of 100 units of low-rental housing to be constructed in three phases.\u201d And the second: \u201cThat Mr.N.T.Dawe, general manager, be and he is hereby named as the city\u2019s co-ordinator in preparation of a municipal program for the construction of low-rental housing units.\u201d Ald.Aspler explained that the resolutions were required by QHA preparatory to the submission of a formal application to the corporation.Intended site of the housing, at the moment, is a piece of CPR property facing on Hillside avenue upon which the railway has given a first refusal to the city.(See last week's Examiner, page 5.) The city has been holding little- publicized consultations with interested groups, primarily former residents of Selby street displaced by expropriation for the route of the Trans-Canada Highway, and with existing SPECIALS PARAMETTES 125 Reg.5.40 2.99 Special CREST TOOTHPASTE Reg.1.69 .29 Special 1 DESERT FLOWER HAND & BODY LOTION Reg.2.25 1 .67 Special Complete selection of Cosmetics for Christmas giving.Christmas purchases gift-wrapped at no extra charge.Metcalfe Pharmacy 933-1155 445 1 St.Catherine W.(Corner Metcalfe Ave.) residents of the proposed housing area, to gain their approval of the site ana tne piannea nousing.About 40 units constructed first would be intended for the Selby street people who wished to return to Westmount from present residences located throughout the metropolitan area.Subsequent units might be built for additional persons who might be displaced by further expropriations on Greene avenue and St.Antoine street for the highway'\u2019s local access ramp.When the original expropriations took place about five years ago, the provincial roads department turned a deaf ear to the pleas of the displaced residents for alternative housing.Pressure then was applied to city hall, even though the municipal authorities were neither parties to nor consulted by the province with regard to the highway.City Council, under then Mayor Michael L.Tucker, set up a housing bureau to find ac- comodations for themselves.Subsequently a commitment appeared to have been made to provide eventually subsidized, low-cost public housing within Westmount for those who wished to return here.The project has been moving since in desultory manner, a site being the principal problem.Finally discussions were opened with the CPR and these bore fruit a few weeks ago.A model of the proposed housing as well as plans have been located at city hall and directly interested parties invited to view them.Interest-ed City Council Tuesday night fixed for 1971 the rate of interest charged on overdue tax bills at 8% percent, the same rate as has prevailed during 1970.Despite a general drop in bank interest rates, council has maintained the rate to discourage property owners from withholding tax payments in lieu of borrowing funds as necessary.Education and rehabilitation for deaf or crippled children is provided at the Mackay Center for Deaf and Crippled Children, a Federated Appeal agency.him before leaving.Westmount - FLORIDA BOUND?Fly to Florida or anywhere in North America \u2014 and arrange to have your car delivered by calling Montreal Drive Away Service.A bonded driver will deliver your car to your destination \u2014 he will pick it up at your home \u2014 giving you a chance to meet Montreal Drive Away Service's drivers are carefully screened and selected.References available on request.MONTREAL DRIVE AWAY SERVICE LTD.4018 St.Catherine St.West Est.1963 \u2026 937-2816 | _ _CALL ANYTIME mEEmmEEm mS.- 1 where were 1 they going?The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week: Dec.1 ~ :18 pm: Alexis Nihon Plaza, stalled elevator; 6:50 pm: 65 Clandeboye, smell of gas; Dec.2 or :05 pm: opposite 141 Irvine, flare pot overturned; Dec.3 \u2014 :05 pm: 4100 St.Catherine, oil boiler; > Dec.4 5:40 pm: Atwater & Sherbrooke, person cooking on barbecue on balcony of apartment; .:35 pm: 252 Metcalfe, fire in house; (see separate story) x Dec.5 11:23 am: Grosvenor & Sherbrooke, gasoline on street following collision; (see separate story); 7:42 pm: 200 Kensington, Apt.610; food left in frying pan on stove; Dec.6 Nil; Dec.7 3:37 am: 9 Bellevue, fire in house; (see separate story) 10:02 am: 4200 Sherbrooke, strange odor: 10:09 am: 4458 Sherbrooke, oil burner; 7:06 pm: 481 Strathcona, defective dishwasher transformer; ANE \\ BD % - - The following building permits were issued at city hall during the past week: Nov.30 344 Metcalfe: for C.Taylor by L.Popiel, addition, instal door, $127; Dec.1 487 Argyle: for M.Davis by Dion Legare, replace gas tank, $225; Dec.4 343 Roslyn: for R.S.O\u2019Brien by Alta Chimney Service, alterations to fireplace, $400: 359 Kensington: for R.B.Holden by J.W.Bertoia & Sons Reg'd.plumbing, $900; 4175 St.Catherine: for Wayne Fines by Youtheatre Inc., interior alterations, $1,300; Dec.7 4150 Sherbrooke: for F.C A.Building by A.Westbrook, storage cabinet in basement, $200.One car stolen, one recovered On Monday it was gain one and lose one in the Westmount stolen car department.Montreal Police at 10:30 am recovered a 1969 Chevrolet on Legendre street, reported Friday overdue by Montreal Drive Away Service Ltd., 4018 St.Catherine street west.Not strictly a theft, Westmount Police say; merely a failure to deliver as contracted by the driver.Then at 1:35 pm, a 1968 Dodge was reported stolen from opposite 4124 St.Catherine street west.( { 4 4 4 4 St.George rezoning IS now law Final approval for the conversion of the St.George's Snow Shoe Club into a pre-school and elementary grade branch of St.George's School was given at Tuesday night's city council meeting.Approval for the new use of the club house on The Boulevard, involved the amending of by-law 655 which had forbidden the establishement of a school in that area.ARS ERC SU DOI VOUS EU PA VER ESC! 2 BUSINESS MEN EXECUTIVES! § MAIL US YOUR LIST AND J WE WILL DO THE REST SOLVE Your Christinas Gift Earh and every order 15 Feshly packaged.1 vou wish your LEN DAVE may he \u2018\u201charged Our orde: department 1 as cose 10 you ns vour telephone SRR SR RR Rk ROA RETR RTE FRE RE RS SRE RS SE NS RASE ROSE RS RSA SA RSA RSA RSR RS ANSE RSR SSSR We will deliver asywhere in Mont- } real and surrounding districts free of charge Built Up Baskets 7.90 - 9.90 - 12.75 - 13.75 16.50- 22.50- 27.50 \"9 o PRIZE Ln CANADIAN Wig, THE WESTMOUNT Examiner Meking not just your house bu?all of Westmount yeur bame 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) Vhe © xannner aims to be an independent.clean newspaper for the home.devoted to public service.Mail Subseriptions: SLAF per sear: $2.00 half year.len cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebec Weekly Newspapers Association, Second class mail registration number 1760 4 - Thursday, December 10, 1970 WESTMOUNT embarked Tuesday night on an adventure in public housing.An adventure which could turn into a costly, decisive nightmare.An administrative morass.And a socially undesirable, class- creating blunder.+ + + BEFORE those who would do good, or see good done, jump to the conclusion that we are unfeeling for the unfortunate, let it be quite clear that The Examiner agrees that no citizen, or group of citizens as in the case of the former Selby street residents, should be unfairly disadvantaged by a public action\u2014in this instance, the expropriations of their homes for the Trans-Canada Highway through Westmount.But neither should any citizen or group be sel up, in a class apart, to enjoy advantage and privilege whatever the terms at the expense of the rest of the community.And this surely will be the case if the City of Westmount proceeds with plans, now being advanced in the administration, to construct up to 100 brand new housing units.+ + + NO firm figures are in.But two years ago the city did not see how such units could cost less than $40,000 apiece.No matter that the provincial government, through the Quebec Housing Corporation, would put up the major share of the capital\u2014it would still be public funds.No matter that the QHA would share in the subsidizing of rents so that they may be within the economic means of the tenants\u2014it would still be public funds.No matter the bookkeeping juggling, the legislation both provincial and municipal, the precedents elsewhere.The fact remains that $40,000- plus homes would be provided .at other taxpayers\u2019 expense, to persons whose incomes We Say Keep out of public housing command accomodations rather more modest.And this would be discrimination, well-meaning but no less discrimination.+ + + THERE is no one now living in Westmount, neither tenant nor property owner, who should not be outraged by this principle.Most outraged of all should be the many Westmounters whose economic status is the same or closest to that of the Selbyites.Why, they should ask, should people who have worked hard to acquire their own homes or to pay going rents according to their needs and resources, subsidize others?Why, they should ask, should the accident of location confer upon one group of people a material advantage for which they may never have been singled out but for the particular location of a proposed highway?+ + + WHEN, five years ago, the provincial roads department turfed out the Selby street families, the owners of properties were duly compensated and the tenants given ample warning and even assistance in moving.And the city stepped in, with no more than a sense of moral responsibility, and assisted every one of these families who needed or requested aid, in finding alternative dwellings.For some the identity with Westmount was strong, and still is wherever they happen to be.For a few there is evidence they see the City of Westmount providing them something more in the future than they have ever enjoyed before.Their continued \u2018presence\u2019 at city hall, calling for public housing is quite understandable.+++ IF, in fact, Westmount has a continuing responsibility for the relatively small number of \u2026Ô former Selbyites who still say they wish to return, there must Hon.C.M.Drury says.The auditor-general of Canada Two recent editorials in this be vspapes have drawn attention to Bill C-190, an act respecting the auditor-general of Canada, and to the silence maintained by myself on this subject in this column.I would now like to take the opportunity of explaining why the criticism over the intent of this bill was incorrectly directed at the government\u2014and in so doing, be a more fair, more equitable solution.There are officials at city hall, who have been close to this situation these five years, who privately advance an idea more readily palatable to citizens at large, far less costly, far less cumbersome in administrative headaches, and in the long run more socially desirable to the families concerned.Rather than the city becoming a bureaucratic landlord, leave the matter in the hands of real landlords.Systematically identify apartments, flats and even houses more approximating those which would ordinarily be occupied by people of the various economic means of the Selby street people.Let the city become a third party as guarantor, if necessary, to normal leases between owners and tenants, and for a stated, limited number of years even provide some subsidy where possibly indicated.+++ LET the city keep out of housing land acquisition, home construction, administrative decisions, tenant squabbles, eligibility disputes, a mandatory organization for a handful of units as well suited to a vast housing project, and the almost certain heavy expense of it all.Let us meet our obligations as a community to the Selby street people, or any others in the future who may be caught in similar situations.But let us keep out of public housing.WMA lets down the school board WESTMOUNT Municipal Association could have done better by the Westmount School Board Monday night.Each of the three persons nominated to fill the seats which are open for elections next month is well qualified.But it seems to us the nominating committee missed a key point or else chose to ignore it: the importance of continuity.Specially at this time, when the chairman is one of those retiring.Another of the term-expired commissioners happened to be the vice-chairman.And he, Dr.John M.Elder, was inexplicably passed over.Why?.Cea Tt was known, at the time the 1 shall endeavor to absolve myself of any negligence insofar as accounting to my constituents is concerned.An editorial of Nov.19 in this newspaper inferred, if not assumed, that because the government's ire was provoked by the last report of the auditor- general, new legislation designed Continued on page 5 WMA nominators were making their choices, that Dr.Elder\u2014 unlike Chairman William T.Wood and Commissioner Mrs.D.Lloyd-Smith\u2014had not indicated he was unavailable for re-election.A paedeatrician with a busy practice, he nonetheless had found time to devote to school and education affairs and there was no reason to believe that he would not, if asked, lend his experience and his seemingly generation- gapless understanding of youth to directing the board\u2019s affairs.It is quite true that \u2018\u201cThe School Commissioners for the Municipality of the City of Westmount\u2019 have become, under the responsibility of the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal which holds the real power, little more than a debating society.However, in its monthly discussions it has been the sounding board for the moods and attitudes of an important segment of English-language thought on the course of education in Quebec.Over the next year or two, the views of and the positions taken by this board, before it almost certainly goes out of existence, will be of great importance.The chairmanship is the key position, and the WMA has just denigrated its importance by setting Vice-Chairman Elder aside.In the absence of any explanation to the WMA membership Monday night of this strange performance, it must be assumed that the association again is pursuing its highly uestionable rule of limiting the time it will support its nominees in public office.This short-sighted policy was abjectly demonstrated only two years ago when it attempted to oust Commissioner A.Reid Tilley, even though that extraordinarily keen and competent man was just then on the way to becoming chairman of the PSBGM and president of the Provincial Association of Protestant School Boards.In the first local school board election in 50 years, the electorate clearly reversed the WMA's muddle-headedness.Now the WMA, having not learned, has committed the same sort of blunder again.Unfortunately.we don't see Ur.Elder as the sort of man who will fight for the job, and we don\u2019t blame him.The loss is the community\u2019s.And the WMA has further weakened its primary role as watchdog of the local interests of Westmounters.© Tie Westman Examiner Srernérems tv Lranivee Foe Bie Thirty-five Years Ago December 6, 1935 \u201cIt was decided at Tuesday night\u2019s Council meeting that Westmount will spend $7,000 on public works improvements with $5,200 of that sum to be used for the construction of an extension to the public library and $1,00\u20ac.for alterations to Victoria Hall.\u201cThe contract for the library was awarded to Cook and Leitch, contractors.Washroom and locker facilities for civic employees will be installed at the corporation yard at a cost of $1,175.Mayor John Jenkins was in the chair, only a week after the sad death of his wife.\u201d Twenty-five Years Ago December 7, 1945 \u201cIn spite of Montreal's talk of employing women police, Westmount will net find such a move necessary, The Examiner learned.The only women ever connected with the Westmount Police force have been the \u2018park rangers\u2019 first employed in 1940 to patrol the parks.Although a war measure at the time, city officials say these will be continued.\u201cAlthough four former members of the police force have still not returned from service in the armed services, Westmount, with a force of 47 men including the chief, still boasts one of the largest forces per population in the country.\u201d Fifteen Years Ago December 9, 1955 \u201cErnest Cousins, well known local resident who built a single- wagon milk round into a two million dollar business, celebrated his ninetieth birthday yesterday.And he went about his 9am to 2 pm daily tasks as usual.Mr.Cousins gave, as his recipe for longevity, hard work, and a contented mind.Actually, however, he comes of a hardy race of seafaring ancestors who left Normandy some 300 years or more ago to settle in England.At age 19, Mr.Cousins came to Canada and he founded the business, which has brought him fame andfortune, in August 1889.He kept his own cows at the Longue Point farm and made steady progress in his milk delivery business.\u201d Five Years Ago December 10, 1965 \u201cThe Quebec Liquor Board would be more than happy to open an outlet in Westmount, if the city council invites them to do so.An official of the QLB said yesterday that if a referendum were held and favored liquor in Westmount, even though an outlet is present on the western border, there would be a store in Westmount in short order.\u2018We never go into a city or town,\u2019 said the spokesman.\u2018unless we are invited by the council of that city or town\u2019.\u201d \u201cWestmount has agreed in principal to co-operate with the City of Montreal in the erection of a twin tower tor the upcoming Expo 67.\u2019 (The proposed tower never got off the ground.) + - Tem, 0.placed the onus Drury.Continued from page 4 to curb his reporting powers was proposed.Much as this may sound logical to the Machiavellian strategists, there is one missing link: Parliament.The auditor-general has always been responsible to Parliament alone, and not to the government or any department thereof.It was therefore on the unsolicited initiative of Parliament in 1967 that a review of the auditor- general's role was undertaken.The public accounts committee invited the auditor-general to present alternative legislation, which he subsequently did.This bill was considered by the committee along with testimony offered by many qualified witnesses, including the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Canada.I should point out that this committee\u2019s chairman is a member of an opposition party.as are half the committee\u2019s members.In an unanimous report which was tabled in the House last June, the committee rejected the auditor-general\u2019s proposals and instead recommended that the government introduce legislation based on its own report.This is exactly what the government did.On recommendations What I am trying to say is that the government at no time sought to change the auditor-general\u2019s powers through Parliament.It merely acted on the recommendations of a standing committee of the House to which the auditor-general is solely responsible.To return to the editorial in question, it was stated that this bill was \u2018\u2018indefensible, because, clearly it implies that the government cannot bear criticism.\u201d A closer look at the facts shows the fallacy in this line of reasoning.Every day of the year, the government is subjected to criticism from the opposition parties.In fact, this government thought that the role of the opposition parties was so crucial that it decided to spend $195,000 per year on research staffs for the opposition parties so that they will be able to criticize intelligently the government on policy decisions.On the other hand, it was the contention of the public accounts committee that the auditor- general, as an impartial servant of Parliament, was not supposed to enter into controversies over the wisdom of various governmental policy decisions.Indeed, as their report clearlv shows, his responsibility was to comment both on the soundness of the financial controls being exer- cized by the government and on the probity and legality with which ministers and public servants are discharging their duties.These responsibilities are great, and the government like Parliament, is very anxious to have in their employ a man who will execute these functions skilfully and fearlessly.This was, as I see it, the main point in the committee report, namely, that it where it belonged.The committee members were fearful lest the office of the auditor-general be regarded as a source of criticism of government policy or of programs which have received parliamentary approval.Policy questions are clearly matters of judgment, matters about which political parties differ and are expected to differ.Questions of probity and legality, however, are above politics and the business of the auditor- general.Fear of taking sides If, on the other hand, the The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Thursday, December 10,1970 - 5 our M.P.Q.Hon.Kevin Drummond says.Use of the forests A short time ago 1 spent most of the week in Winnipeg at a seminar held under the auspices of the Canadian Council of Resource Ministers.It was cold at 7 below (*\u2018It\u2019s not so bad - no wind,\u201d they said) but the hospitality more than made up for the weather and as the seminar was on the forests, I found much to discuss - and learn.While speeches were at a minimum, the two that were given were by distinguished ARNE auditor-general comments or is expected to comment on policy questions, sooner or later by inference he will become involved in partisan differences.He will appear to be taking sides in matters which are the subject of public debate.If this happens, can the reputation for impartiality and objectivity of independence essential to the office of the auditor-general help but suffer?And so when I read editorials which rightly claim that \u2018the organisms of government have become widespread and complex\u201d that it is \u201cunwise\u201d to reduce the reporting powers of the auditor-general, I am in full agreement insofar as verifying the honesty of the government and the public service are concerned.But with respect to the conscientious reporting of nonproductive expenditures, value judgments are automatically called into play, first in choosing which expenditures deserve comment and, second, the questioning of whether a government decision, which has been authorized by Parliament, was in the country\u2019s best interests.In conclusion, I somehow doubt whether the public accounts committee really intended to deny the taxpayers their watchdog.Certainly, this was not the interpretation which the government gave their recommendations.Rather, it was felt that any move designed to safeguard the independence and the credibility of an institution as precious as the office of the auditor-general, as the government and the committee both desired, was and still is in the best interests of Canada.Registration on for high leaving Registration for the final provincial high school leaving examinations will begin Monday.Those at present studying in Westmount High School will be taken care of there, but those who are former students and wish to write or re-write exams must register their names with Vice- Principal A.Johnson.All names must be given to Quebec City by Dec.23.Those who have written high school leaving examinations before were given a permanent code number which is on record in Quebec.Knowing this number would be helpful.: Montealers\u2014R.M.Fowler, president of the Canadian Pulp and Paper Association and Pierre Dansereau of the Institut d'Urbanisme at the University of Montreal.For the most part, though, the ministers and senior civil servants of the federal and provincial governments took part in workshop discussions on subjects such as supply and demand, mutual aid and reforestation.Not sole use 1 was perhaps most pleased by the general acceptance of most, if not all, of the participants that our forests are not solely, nor necessarily primarily, for the use of the forest-based industries.It was recognized that the combination of forecasted substantial increases in demand for forest products together with a significant increase in demand for large recreational areas makes balanced land use planning obligatory if we are to maximize our returns\u2014both financial and social\u2014so that our natural resources are managed for.the benefit of the public at large.Obviously, co-operation between industry and government is \" necessary if this is to be achieved smoothly, but as the industry leaders are at least as aware as are governments of the problem, 1 forsee minimum difficulty on that score.More importantly, though, I am left with the thought that after such frank discussions of mutual problems, we all return home with a greater awareness of the ties that bind us together in this country rather than the areas of friction.4 w 4 Il wish we had A water softener!\u201d What wifely plea Do you hear oftener?JOHN WATSON (Quebec) Ltd.> Hartley Barber, President PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS { DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service & Quotations on request | 368 VICTORIA AVE.| 487-1760 RON ST CS i :4 The ideal gift for those who have everything .a sure-to-be-appreciated membership in the CHEESE OF THE MONTH CLUB A great way to surprise Mom, Dad and your other friends and relatives.They \u2019l] receive three 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Let us help you choose a PERSONAL Gift for your loved one ! ae ++ 933-5104 cr.\"roues The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, December 10, 1970 - 7 Mayor wary of undue tax to run MUC \u201cWe will watch with great interest in the coming year so that the citizens will not be unduly taxed for this extra level of government.\u201d So promised Mayor Peter M.McEntyre in city council Tuesday evening in reporting on the developments of the previous three weeks in Montreal Urban Community affairs.He said there had been two meetings of the MUC council at which Ald.lan Craig.finance commissioner.had represented Westmount.In the final voting on the MUC budget.Ald.Craig and the representative of one other west-island municipality had voted against passage of the budget.The 1971 budget was a fait- accompli.he said, but he expected many changes in 1972 regarding both allocation of charges to the member municipalities and the participation of the provincial government.The suburban municipalities\u2019 $400 swiped Approximately $400 in cash was stolen from an office at 4150 Sherbrooke street west, it was reported to Westmount Police late Friday afternoon.IST gy Sd 1 WESTMOUNT SQUARE ss NREL su.FRR 2 937-6189 54 PE AE 0 2K LD Friendly nake skin, imflated, f £10 HY TA th and 3 200 \u201cURLS om bf your pv the bathroom.\u201ccA BSB Bes ss iON.sub-committee on policy integration, of which Mr.McEn- tyre is one of the five members, was due he said to meet vesterday with Judge Coderre.Driver unaware he had struck a pedestrian A red Volvo turning west into Dorchester boulevard from Clandeboye avenue just before 11 pm Tuesday was seen to strike à pedestrian crossing Dorchester north to south, next to the mall.The man fell over the front of the car then landed back on his feet.The car drove on.The witness was Westmount Police Sergeant Walter Richardson, on patrol.He overtook the Volvo opposite 4146 Dorchester.The pedestrian, Robert Baker, 37.of 7537 Durocher street, Montreal, was taken to the nearby Reddy Memorial Hospital for examination, He appeared alright but he was advised to return next day for X-rays.The driver, Dr.Pau Christian, 27, of 4300 de Maisonneuve boulevard west, could not produce this driving permit and car registration and was taken to police headquarters\u2014where he found the documents in his briefcase.He said he did not know that he had struck someone until he was stopped by the officer.ttendez pas la derniéregninute! Achetez } vos billet AN 8 - The Westmount Examiner, \u2018 1 * 1! \u201d a AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE Thursday, December 10, 1970 = CHURCH SERVICES LUTHERAN UNITED ANGLICAN EVANGELICAL WESTMOUNT CHURCHOF LUTHERAN THE ADVENT PARK CHURCH CHURCH ma ER OF THE (UNITED) The Rev\u2018d.Eric Dungan, M.A.R E D E EM E R Lansdowne Ave.and Maisonneuve The Rev\u2018d Canoo S.B.Lindsay ee send ose povent 1 Mrs.Harold Pedersen Organis1 11:00 a.m.Ihe Service and Nursery UNITED DOMINION DOUGLAS Westmount Boulevard and Lansdowne Avenue Rev.R.Douglas Smith, BA.B.D.D.D Rev.Jobn T.P Nichols.M.A BD 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship Sermon \u201cFOR THOSE WHO FEAR! \u2018\u2019 Rev.R.Douglas Smith, D.D.Coftee Time following Worship.Church School in all Departments Crib Corner tor infants, Organist and Choirmaster Mr.Victor McCorry Mr.Christopher Jackson, Organist 10:45 AM.WHITE GIFT SUNDAY 11:00 a.m.Sunday School, Nursery to 12 years At Noon: THE COFFEE HOUR WELCOME TO ALL dû.ANGLICAN ST.ANDREW'S WESTMOUNT 101 Côte St.Antoine Road, DECEMBER 13 11:00 AM.\u201cCAN HUMAN NATURE BE CHANGED?\" Celebration Program in the Church School Crib Corner 4:30 p.m.Carols with Choir and Orchestra Rev.E.A.Kirker, B.A, B.D.Rev.M.R.Ralph, B.A., B.D.Gordon C.White, B.Mus.A warm welcome awaits you.ST.STEPHEN'\u2019S DORCHESTER and ATWATER Lt.Col.G.B.Fee ADVENT IN 10:30 A.M.HOLY COMMUNION Eustace Tait, A.R.C.C.O.Organist and Choir Director WELCOME TO ALL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Golden Text: 11.00 a.m.Church Service FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, WESTMOUNT 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Lesson Sermon Subject this Sunday \"GOD THE PRESERVER OF MAN\" Psalms 37:28.The Lord loveth judgment, and forsaketh not his saints; they are preserved for ever.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.Wednesuay 6.30 to 8.00 p.m.11.00 a.m.Sunday School 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 9:45 A.M.Church Sunday School for all ages 11:00 A.M.FAMILY DEDICATION SERVICE \u201cCALLED TO BELONG TO JESUS CHRIST\" Rev.T.Elgar Roberts 7:30 P.M.\u201cLET EVERY HOUSE BE BRIGHT\" Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 P.M.ee ASLTORS ALWAYS WELEQME coer v gage .Ww - di Sas - as officers First Church of Christ Scientist, Westmount, held their annual election meeting Monday at the Citadel on Lansdowne avenue.Two readers were elected for Keynoting the lesson-sermon, \u201cGod the Preserver of Man,\u201d is the Golden Text from Psalms: \u201cThe Lord loveth judgment, and forsaketh not his saints: they are preserved for ever.\u201d families through church missions in the city.\u201cFr RENT A TYPEWRITER ADDING MACHINE CO.INC.5343 Decarie Blvd, Montreal 248, 4217-3775 This Christmas - Treat Your Family To A MAGNAVOX COLOR T.V.See THOMAS T.V.J y NA à LS Total Automatic TA Color - New Automatic Tint Control - - New Automatic Chroma Circuit - Instant Automatic Fine Tuning The largest COLOR TV screen available - 26\u2019* diagonal the newest look in TV screens - a built-in plus such extra MAGNAVOX quality features as one 9\u2018 oval speaker for greater program realism.Other high.Chroma- measure (315 sq.in.) \u2026 Ultra-Rectangular and Ultro-Bright memory - revolutionary Total Automatic Color - performance advanced features include: tone, Quick-On pcitures and sound.Model 7128 $898.50 it at .Modern Radio & T.V.n ua D M WEST 9.ei $33.91 Monthly OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 UNTIL CHRISTMAS res Bilingual Staff To Serve You (suggested selling price) me a canppe meer 3 3e TURN EU Aa\u201d 10 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursda December 10, 1970 RR J EF 5 5 FF PF FF 5 5 PA RARE RAA AREA RE REA ARE RES TOYS © TRAINS © MODELS COINS and STAMPS Lionel, American Flyer, Louis Marx, Marlin, Triang, A \u2018N° Gauge and H.O.Sets, Kits and Accessories.Eldon, Strombecker, Scalextric, Aurora Race Car MAKE ® Sets, Parts and Accessories.Ships, Tanks, Cars, Planes Models in Plastic and Wood.Cassettes and cartridges.YOUR ® Electric Trains and Race Cars Repaired.THE TRAINATORIUM Inc.4945 SHERBROOKE St.West 487-4881 {Corner Claremont) AUS ES PA PA OS LOT A al I IC Im Wn IA Ina AR Pa Aud am Hg a Wars on 3 OS LU LS US LE VO OU EE A EE ESA ES A EL LP VO Ep Season\u2019s Greetings from SEW and SAVE EWoRID®CiFIS _ Save on your clothing bills during the Holiday A: WoRID GIF 9 FRY\u2019 S lA Season with our Material for Dresses, Pants, Jumpers, Skirts, etc.Ideal for gift giving, too.FROM THE MIDDLE EAST, CHINA, INDIA © mire We have a complete assortment of Crimplene, Plain Wool, Polyster and Wool, Crepes, Corduroy and MOROCCO and Velvet.Complete stock of Patterns.Also Sewing Sup- INVITES EVERYO! 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Mrs.R.E.Lemon, Mrs.CI.Miller and Mrs.F.O.Morrisson.QUEBEC ANTIQUES SPECIALIZING IN EARLY PINE FURNITURE Phone 697-0643 33 LAKESHORE ROAD VALOIS, QUE.Associates 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 store and make your selection or phone your order early.Located at 4467 ST.CATHERINE ST.west tween Metcalfe & Melville) WESTMOUNT 933-2751 Delivery to the Laurentians also from our , greenhouses at Val Morin 1-819-322-3426 UT 45554 26885880 > MORE oo \u2014\u2014 ® \\\\Friedrichl hand made wedding bands plereller onginl design Gold rt ALEXIS NIHON PLAZA tel 927 1855 © GOLD @ COPPER © BRASS © CHROME ® NICKEL ® RHODIUM ® CADMIUM © SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY and Sons Ltd, Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths and Electro Platers, Operating Conodo's Largest High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5.7947 (A few doors obove St.Catherine St.) Opp Henry Morgan ond Co DAVIES HOUSE OF PAINTINGS ORIGINAL OILS By Ronald Davies ® Custom Framing ® New Selection of Gifts for Christmas Lay-Away Plan Chargex 4869 Sherbrooke W.486-1264 Give Your Skin A Special Treat.Fall winds and Central Heating arc a cruel harsh combination, so punishing to the skin EE js 20 Sa REVITALIZE vour skin, tone up your FACIAL muscles.There is nothing better to Litt your morale when vou arc in low spirits than a revilalising facial treat ment expertly arinyn istered at MADAME WANDA'S SALON Remember that a glow: ing, rejuvenated complexion can do wonders for your inner mood.Call today for an individual appointment 935-0796 and let a new you leave the MADAME WANDA RS Le Eight Brownies join Melville in ceremony Eight girls were enrolled as fully fledged Brownies, joining the 7th Brownie Pack at Melville Presbyterian Church, last week.The District Girl Guide Commissioner, Mrs.Roberta Edgell, was on hand to officiate at the ceremony, and to welcome the girls into the Guide Movement.After each new Brownie in turn has repeated the Brownie Law and made the Brownie Promise, standing beside the toadstool, she was presented with a Brownie pin by the Brown Owl, Mrs.J.F.Baker.Sixers Susan Cooke, Sara Large and Sue Ellen Singer introduced the Tweenies to Mrs.Edgell, and welcomed them into their sixes.The new Brownies are Pamela Mrs.Helen Bland quits as school board officer Mrs.Helen Bland, Westmount housewife and writer who only recently accepted the post of secretary-treasurer of the Westmount School Board, has tendered her resignation from that post and it was accepted with \u201cprofound regret\u2019 at a special meeting of the board last week.Chairman William T.Wood told The Examiner this week that Wendell E.Young, secretary- treasurer of the Pointe aux Trembles board and a resident of that east-island municipality, has been appointed temporarily to fill the Westmount post.It is a part- time position, designed to occupy only half of each day.Mrs.Bland, it was learned, had discovered that it took in fact more time than this and was interfering with her other activities.Mr.Wood said that ordinarily it would be the responsibility of the board to make a new appointment.However, though he did not expect one, there was the possibility of an election to fill one or more of the three vacancies which occur on the board at the end of the year.He therefore felt, and the commissioners agreed, that it was important to have an officer acquainted with electoral procedure and hence the pro-tem appointment of Mr.Young.Also, since there is a likelihood that the board may have a considerable change of membership, it was felt that the new board should have the opportunity of making its own permanent appointment.The services of Mr.Young were obtained through the good offices of the Protestant School Cat saved Westmount Police Constable John Westlake is credited with the rescue of one cat last Thursday evening.The animal was spotted by a neighbor trapped in water in the bottom of a swimming pool at 28 Oakland avenue.Puss was fished out and taken to the SPCA for thawing out and drying up and at last report was in good condition, eight lives to go.Baker, Rossana Bettoni, Susan Deacon, Jennifer Deacon, Lisa Holcomb, Natalie LaFleur, Sally McKendrie and Donna Scharf.Mothers, sisters and brothers of the Brownies watched the ceremony.and were entertained with a program of games, song and a dance.Assisting Mrs.Baker with the pack were Tawny Owl Mrs.P.F.Lister, Green Owl Miss Patricia Dale (who had arranged the dance), and Hoot Owl Mrs.Mary Hanbidge (who led the song).The Brownies of the pack served refreshments to their rr This = 7) Christmas ARS.25\" CS ne The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, December 10, 1970 - 13 FRESH KILLED CHOICE SELECTED CHRISTMAS TURKEYS PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT give your ho-ho-home an IN-SINK-ERATOR® garbage disposer.t h ¢ \u201cNoted for Quality\" Purveyo: ot I E F TOV EF R \\ High Class Quality Meots, I 1 Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries over Fruits and Vegetables.ROCER Schneider's and Nichol\u2018s XMAS HAMS 4466 St.Catherine West Nes Metealte Ace WE.7-9455-6 Authorized Dealer CHRISTIE PLUMBING LTD.Plumbing & Heating Contractors 5331 A Sherbrooke St.W.484-2010 24 hr.service guests and Mrs.Edgell gave a short talk on the meaning of the Guide movement and its importance in this time of unrest and alienation among the young.Board of Greater Montreal and of Westmount Commissioner A.Reid Tilley, who is chairman of the PSBGM.Give the business gift that always goes home.POM Holiday Fruit Cake.It says the nicest things about you to the people who matter.In 5 and 3 Ib.round festive cannisters, 2 Ib.bar.Call 933-3621 and ask for our Christmas Order department now for Christmas delivery.A complete line of Christmas baking specialties available.The delights of Christmas are baked best by POM 4866 Sherbrooke St.West Ae (Neadictotia Ave) LL Now Open The Enchanted Owl Eskimo and Indian Handicraft Original sculptures and prints from the Picassos of the North.488-3502 ra Ay ISSN QU ea ES ETAT A CAR 25 years' experience in quality work serving discerning Westmount clientele If it\u2019s quality .it's PATENAUDE ARTHUR PATENAUDE DRY CLEANING CENTRE Division of Gisele Cleaners Inc.Telephone calls from our customers are steadily increasing - proof of the confidence they have in our ability to serve them reliably, promptly and economically.Let me take care of all your drycleaning problems.I personally guarantee | will give you the same dependable service | have in the past.634-2712 675 Notre Dame St.Lachine FRESH DELICIOUS, LIVE LOBSTERS Also Boiled or Prepared for Broiling WE ALSO CARRY ® SHRIMP ® LOBSTER MEAT @ SMOKED COD FILLET ® SCAMPY ® DANISH TROUT © FINNAN HADDIE e CRAB LEGS ® PERIWINKLES ® CRAB MEAT ® DOVER SOLE ® HADDOCK FILLET ® SCALLOPS ® FROG LEGS ® SOLE FILLET ® SALMON ® CRAB MEAT ® FRESH HALIBUT © ESCARGO e@ FRESH HERRING ® ATLANTIC SMELT À ou Hom, &° %o & Homards * Cldney's À Gidney Lobster Ltd À 1855 BOIS FRANC RD.+ \u2018 & + & ; \u2018 336-3163 \u201c * 0» we a + + Co Shea tte ARE ESA T1 14 UM COS a es .AAC e's A hes.\"Fi ate ves us baa or 14 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, December 10, 1970 WwW M A Continued from page | comment.They were, for school board, Dr.S.G.French, Mrs.Joan Rothman and Peter Kohl.John N.Mappin was put up as library trustee.Also, four persons were nondinated from the floor and elected to the nominating committee for the association\u2019s own elections at the annual meeting in the spring.These were Derek Crossen, 16 Willow avenue; Gerald Cahill, 24 Winchester avenue, E.Newcomb, 4309 Montrose avenue, and Dr.S.M.Adams, 322 Roslyn avenue.Mr.Drummond, after reviewing the current status of a number of leading provincial issues\u2014medicare was being negotiated toward satisfactory agreement, education was being decentralized at the same time as the number of school boards was to be reduced drastically\u2014dwelt heavily on broad social concerns.\u201cThe temper of social discontent runs very, very high in this province,\u201d he declared.The pe SE SR SRE unemployment rate was over 20 percent in some areas and jobs must be found.He didn\u2019t know the portent of \u2018\u2018recent sad events\u2019 but he felt provincial investment would not be curbed.The CPR\u2019s big development downtown encouraged him.He saw the CEGEPs and universities as souces of unrest.The majority may not be fearful, but it is not so good for students if their job prospects are poor, he continued.Pressure on French He said the pressure on the French language was such that it would disappear.if steps were not taken.Here as in Europe bilingualism is important.repeated Eldridge Cleaver's dictum as applicable to the English-speaking population: \u201cIf you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem.\u201d In the question period which | followed, virtually all of the questions were on subjects not directly bearing on municipal affairs: forest products, proposed destruction of Windsor Station and the Laurentian Hotel by the CPR, automobiles, doctors, ID cards, fluoridation, labor unions.Even Architect Joseph Baker\u2019s motion regarding the Trans- Canada, he specified, was not so much as it affected Westmount.He thought the WMA should show its concern for the social implications of the entire highway project by demanding its reconsideration.The vote heavily favored the resolution, with some dissenters.The meeting was over earlier than usual, by 10:30 pm, with the result that the usual coffee had had insufficient time to percolate.The stage was beautifully bank with flowers from the conservatory for the occasion.Half-million capital works are rescinded Over half a million dollars committed to city improvements in previous budget has been withdrawn because the work to which it was committed has been less costly than anticipated or, dropped entirely.At Tuesday's city council meeting $513,148.83 was rescinded in the city's end-of- year book tidying-up.Over- udgeting for public works automotive equipment yielded a total rescindment of $133,683 and street lighting improvements cost $107,377 less than anticipated.Other rescindments include $92,588 for the Greene St.Emilie sewer and $17,828 for the installation of traffic signals.In all, 15 jobs ranging from the illuminated street sign to the purchase of hot water heaters yielded the half a million dollar rescindment.Auto thievery shows jump There were five thefts from autos in Westmount over the past week.The first occurred last Thursday evening at the rear of 360 Clarke avenue, where 2 tape cassettes and a flashlight were stolen.Later the same night it was discovered that a car had been broken into in the parking garage of Alexis Nihon Plaza and a movie projector taken.The following afternoon, Friday.a woman reported her loss of yet another projector plus an 8-mm.film splicer, also in the plaza's garage or later in Montreal.She reported the theft to both Westmount and Montreal police.And it was discovered Sunday morning that two cars had been broken into in the garage of 225 Olivier avenue.Nothing of great value appeared to have been stolen.yi i W po wt A Looking for Christmas Gift?Get him a PHILIPS 85 POCKET MEMO .a recording device that really fits in his pocket .12 ozs.and ideas anywhere.anytime = ~ + us 14 01 0 56 0000 CALL THE MAN FROM cu /OFFICE EQUIPMENT Co.of CANADA Lid, , 600 Lagauchetiere W.Montreal {corner Beaver Hall Wilh an Unusual .weighs just records conversations .ideal! for the man on the move! OE TODAY! 861-9401 s or visit eur showrooms.4424 seeks kiln 4424 Inc.youth center now offers karate, modern dance, silk screen printing, leathercraft and copper enameling.Young people wanting further information about joining any of these programs should contact Rina Fraticelli at 932-3977.One major item of need: In order to further the progress in the copper enamelling program a copper enamelling kiln is needed.Anyone having information how to obtain one either free or at rock-bottom price is asked to contact the above phone number.Library to show puppets At the Westmount Pubiic Library Children's Section next Friday a Christmas puppet show, \u201cThe Tale of the Two Frosts,\u201d will be presented by Misses Jean Bonner, Jane Daborn, Tina Lehtonen and Dominique van der Graff.There will be three shows, at 3:30, 4 and 4:30 pm.A bilingual filmstrip show takes place Wednesday, Dec.30 at 2:30 pm.; Parking meters theft target Now its parking meters.One was discovered stolen from the municipal parking lot on Greene avenue, just below Sherbrooke, last Thursday morning.It may have contained up to $10 in coins.And yesterday morning the principal of St.Leo\u2019s School, Clarke avenue, turned over to Westmount Police the smashed parts of a second one, from the same location, found in the yard behind the school.Perhaps $15.was lost this time.Make tracks for Windsor Station.At the Salle Alouette you'll have three things going for you .great drinks, excellent food and sensible prices.Salle Alouette [455 The Westmount School Board has got in the latest if not last word\u2014and perhaps the most telling move\u2014in the gentlemanly ding-dong dispute with West- mount city hall over charges for use of recreational facilities.Ever since last March, when the city applied a scale of charges for exclusive use of grounds, the school commissioners have been smarting and commenting adversely on the action.The board estimates that the cost to the Westmount Protestant schools is between $1,500 and $1,800 per year.At a special meeting of the board last Wednesday evening, S DRAGON MONTREAL NEWEST CHINESE RESTAURANT ORIENTAL DINING ROOM ATMOSPHERE Enjoy finest Chinese and Canadian Food Special Business Luncheon $1.24 FREE DELIVERY 937-9266-8 2175 St.Catherine W.(Eost of Atwater) R \"BEAUTIFUL NEW DECOR\u201d OUR NEW CHEF CLAUDE BOULHAUT will preparc tor you \"MONTREAL'S FINEST CUISINE DAILY: Business Luncheons From $1.95 NIGHTLY: Superb DINING and DANCING with the JIMMY TORRES TRIO SUNDAY: Hot & Cold Buffet effect was given to a scale of charges of its own for use of school facilities which will in turn mostly recoup the additional cost\u2014and a large chunk of it from the city\u2019s own parks and recreational department which, among other things, uses the Westmount High School gymnasium for its regular badminton program.To recoup $1,100 The board estimates that it will recoup about $1,100 from its new charges, and thus avoid the necessity of raising the WHS student activities fee which now stands at $8 per year per student.The school board action was on a recommendation contained in a memorandum prepared by TASTE TREAT | © DELIVERY 739-5555 | | \u201c4 FANTASTIC | { | | from 6 PA, $5.50 retiring chairman William T.Wood, chief critic of the city's revised policy._ \u201cThe board has always taken the view,\u201d the meeting\u2019s minutes noted, \u2018that its schools should be used by the whole community and that they be considered an integral part of the city and with this in mind has encouraged the use of its premises by all West- mount groups free of charge.It has also attempted to encourage the use of city parks by West- mount school children.\u201cIt is with extreme regret, that the board notes the change in policy by the city which compels the board to levy charges for the use of its facilities to help compensate for the unbudgeted expense.\u201d The Westmount board receives a grant of $2 per high school student, or about $2,200, for student activities.With fees, PSBGM authorizes Montreal rental The Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal at its Nov.24 meeting authorized a lease of a City of Montreal playground adjacent to Devonshire School in Montreal for recreational purposes.The terms of the lease are for September to June, during school days from 8:30 am to probably 5 pm.The cost of the rental will be $2,700 per annum, and the board is seeking option for renewal.Westmount Commissioner A.Reid Tilley, who is chairman of the PSBGM, told the Nov.9 meeting of the Westmount board that Westmount was the only community charging its schools for use of playing fields.The Westmount Esuniner, Thursday, December 10, 1970 - 15 School board retaliates, charges city about $3 per student is left for sports after student council, annual magazine and other countervailing charges to the city would be to raise student fees another $1 or $2, and it was felt that this would only serve to inhibit the already lagging sports involvement of students.demands are met.Chairman Wood explained that the alternative to the new We're open Christmas and New Year's Day and will be serving a traditional Holiday Dinner.turkey with all the trimmings.or if you prefer, there will be a choice of other main courses including our famous roast prime rib of beef.Also a variety of delicious desserts that will please every member of the family.We specialize in banquets for family gatherings of 5 or more people and will prepare almost anything desired.Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year's Dinner here! NEW COLONY RESTAURANT 4855 Sherbrooke St.West at Victoria Open from 7 A.M.to 2 A.M.Daily FOR FAST DELIVERY PHONE: 486-7311 \u2018Did You Know?LE CHAROLAIS Your Neighbourhood RESTAURANT and BAR 4998 de Maisonneuve (Corner Claremont) Now Offers You FREE PARKING at Vendome Parking just west of Claremont Closed Saturdays & Sundays EXCEPT for receptions by reservation only.Phone: 488-1719 of Enduring pieasurez; +f, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS .Give Enjoyment The Year \u2018round = Here you will find thousands of gift suggestions for the music lover at specially reduced prices for christmas giving.= (3 y Choose from the largest : d selection of GUITARS - DRUMS - ACCORDIANS - HARMONICAS - TRUMPETS - BANJOS - MUSIC STANDS - METRONOMES - MUSIC CASES - BOOKS - FOLIOS AND MANY OTHER MUSIC \\ ACCESSORIES.1) J; Deate MUSICAL SUPPLIES LTD.\"CANADA'S LARGEST MUSICAL SUPPLY HOUSE\" NOW IN THEIR NEW ENLARGED SHOWROOM CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AT 8355 LABARRE 733-5367 It's important to choose your musical instrument carefully, expert advice is invaluable.The staff at PEATE'S are oll skilled musicians, and are well qualified to help choose an instrument.AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES 5 A mL \u20ac = A AOE ë Ww me A \\ Fi LS 454 STORE HOURS \\ VANE 9105 30 Mon to Fri 1\u2014PROPERTY FOR SALE Cote des Neiges area Gracious living at a moderate cost Elegant ultra modern duplex, 7\u20148 rooms, 32\u20142'2 baths, large kitchen with Mahogany cupboards, dinette area, 4 bedrooms on each level plus den in upper.Fantastic double recreation rooms with parquetry flooring plus bar.Extra quarters in basement.Has separate entrance and could be rented.Ideal for professional man.Owner will carry balance of sale.Listed in the sixties for quick sale.Open to offers.Call Edna Lalonde 731-6815 Res.737-4182 Town Mount Royal Real Estate BROKERS Downtown Dwellers Here's a great Townhouse in top location that will sell in the Twenties.5 bedrooms, 1!» bathrooms, ground level den.Low cash to low interest.Ist, mortgage will get you in real soon.CALL Guy F.Lapointe 731-6815 Eves: 342-4950 Town Mount Royal Real Estate BROKERS 17\u2014 HOLIDAY RESORTS FLORIDA Booking Now For Your Winter Vacation \u2014Beautiful lake.\u2014Sandy beach.\u2014Good fishing.\u2014Golfing.Reasonable rates Call 482-5090 29\u2014BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Growing Business For Sale For more information Call .672 6070 II gui 16 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, December 10, 1970 : LASSIFIED ADVERTISIN - PHONE YOUR ADS 931-7511 10 Words \u20181.00 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 ot the Examiner office, 4630 St.Monitor and St.Laurent News office, 6525 Somerled avenue, and the Town of Mount Royal Weekly Post otfice, 233 Dunbar avenue.53\u2014HOUSES WANTED Advertisements not paid for in advance of publication are subject to a 25-cent billing charge but may then be paid without further charge ot any branch of the Bank of Montreal or The Royal Bank of _ Canada on the Island of Montreal.Catherine streer west, Westmount; ot The 89\u2014HELP WANTED FEMALE \u2019 9\u2014COUNTRY HOUSE TO LET Away For the Winter?National Film Board Is looking for a \u2014 Furnished House in Westmount For the purpose of making a Feature Film For a period of 6 to 8 weeks From January 5th on Contact: Peter Svatek National Film Board of Can.333-3319 85\u2014PARKING SPACE TO LET Lac Archambault Near Mouni Jasper St.Donat Winterized cottage.Call 488-1281 evenings.63\u2014ROOMS WANTED LADY seeking accommodation with congenial person of same.Vicinity Claremont\u2014Greene.Westmount 931.7117.WESTMOUNT.Off street parking space.Call 484.3754 after 6 p.m.93\u2014HELP .WANTED\u2014MALE Retired Chauffeur Wanted One with long experience as a driver who could drive an elderly couple for about 3 hours a day é days a week.Shopping principally.Nomina! wage for around $50.weekly.Call 931-2475.Newspaper publisher seeks GIRL FRIDAY to do many jobs including .Secretarial .Bookkeeping .Circulation .Advertising (Just a little bit of each) \u2014bilingual an asset \u2014all usual benefits \u2014five-day week in West End Call Mr.Miller 482-2545 117\u2014DOMESTIC WORK WANTED AVAILABLE \u2014Chars >.\u2014Housekeepey \u2014Experienc Waitresses For Parties Mac Callum Domestic Bureau 481-0236 WOMAN available for general housecleaning weekends and Mondays only.References furnished.Call 937-2681 between 6 and 8 p.m.EXPERIENCED.English speaking European woman wants day work.Call 844-5737.EUROPEAN woman, French and Slavic speaking desires work in private home.722.6290.Mature Lady Wanted For small office in West- mount.Good typist and knowledge of office routine.Write to: Box 94, 4630 St.Catherine Street West, Montreal 215, Quebec.1177\u2014DOMESTIC WORK WANTED RELIABLE woman desires housework (9-4).References.Call 761-3680.115\u2014DONESTIC HELP WANTED Housekeeper Wanted Reliable.For elderly couple.Preferred live in, otherwise by 119\u2014BABY SITTERS WANTED RELIABLE French speaking baby sitter wanted | day per week for 1 child.Call 484-1001, 937-1681.121\u2014BABY SITTERS day.738-2191 \u2014 489-1663.No AVAILABLE afternoon calls.1177\u2014DOMESTIC WORK WANTED Problems?YOUNG woman seeks Reliable experienced baby-sitter housework, 5 day week.Also does dressmaking.932-6503.available for young or old, daily, hourly, weekly.Call 933-1046.69\u2014NURSING HOMES NURSING HOME FOR THE ELDERLY PRIVATE AND SEMI-PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION - R.N.ON DUTY FOR INFORMATION 672-2110 HOME Senior Citizens.Nursing care.Doctor on call.342-1620.73\u2014CARS FOR SALE RENAULT 10.automatic 1969, mileage 24,000.Red.$1,100.Call 482-1906.67 Chevelle 2 door convertible (Malibu) V8.Automatic, radio.Excellent condition.Reasonable.487-7248.VOLKSWAGEN 1965, radio, heater, snow tires.Best offer 487-2726.81\u2014GARAGES TO LET WESTMOUNT.Heated garage.Winter dead storage.Small car.$75.season.486-4327.SERVICE DIRECTORY BUSINESS SERVICES DRESSMAKING Names for Diplomas Hand Lettering Gothic & Medieval FOR RATES 744-6662 after 5p.m.CARPENTRY Reasonable cost.Big or small renovations expertly done.Days, Evenings.365-5104.CARTAGE & MOVING MOVING packing, crating.cartage, storage.Local and long distance.Call Ramsay Moving.484.1469.DRESSMAKING Dressmaker Parish experience.dresses, gowns, alterations.Fast service.932.5133.Blocking Finishing Knitted garments.Professionally done.Alterations Dressmaking Call Ann Albert (Formerly of Bel-Ann Knits) 482-8166 ENTERTAINMENT CARTOONS FOR CHILDREN'S PARTIES PROJECTIONIST AND EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED RESERVE NOW FOR THE HOL'DAYS CALL 489-0527 GENERAL REPAIRS PLUMBING & HEATING JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT.Garage door repairs, service.332.6933.Residence 684-3876.PAINTING LOW prices.Interior and exterior painting.By expert with 22 years experience.Guaranteed.Call 728-9863.E.PUGH-EVANS PAINTER and DECORATOR interior and Exterior Wall Papering Renovations Floor sanding and polishing-carpentry work and repairs Free Estimates Call Office 489-4984 Eves: 489-7757 OUR MASTER ROOFER> Plumbing\u2014Heating\u2014Digging Commercial\u2014Residential Industrial WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE.WESTMOUNT 935-1189 ROOFING AT YOUR SERVI WESTMOUAY ~ ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME LACHINE Rene Guitard, Mgr.637-2308 24 Hour Service SKI LESSONS Ski Lessons Unique Package Call 488-6901 121\u2014BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE RELIABLE woman available for sitting evenings N.D.G.or Westmount areas.Call 487-7248.123\u2014FOR SALE\u2014LIVING ROOM FURNITURE CUSTOM buitt chesterfield.Excellent condition Reasonable price.Westmount.487-5993.125\u2014FOR SALE DINING ROOM FURNITURE COMPLETE dining room furniture to sell $500.Call weekdays 9 a.m.to 5 p.m.731.3857.129\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 BEDROOM FURNITURE DOUBLE bed, headboard, and mirror Good condition Reasonable.484.2693.BEDROOM suite 3 dressers night table head board - foot board (walnut) 486-3608.TWO single beds complete, 2 bureaus.Reasonable.Call 488 2776.131\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 KITCHEN EQUIPMENT WESTINGHOUSE fridge.14 cubic.Good condition.$45.733- 8709.133\u2014MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL accordion musette, Cavalegno.Brand new.Hand carved.Reasonable.332-2778.137\u2014FOR SALE CLOTHING & FURS La Boutique Fantasque Quality Resale Dress Shop Like Imports and Low in Cash?Nearly New Paris, Rome originals, Israel imports, Haute Couture Models, better ladies wear, day or evening gowns Cocktail, leather garments, fur lined coats, skiwear.New Arrivals Size 18 garments Beautiful Bridalwear and Evening Gowns New.Sizes 61012, 2155 Mountain 288-3655 Buy from a Leather and Sheepskin Specialist Finest quality Ladies & men\u2019s leather-sheepskin coats Exclusively Canadian made Specialite: Fait sur mesure Remodelling and hem lengthening QUALITY LEATHER °° WEARCO.5194 Queen Mary Rd.{opposite Steinberg\u2019s) Tel: 489-7745 1 hr.free parking behind Steinberg\u2019s 135\u2014FOR SALE\u2014 SPORTS EQUIPMENT SKIS 6 teet (Kandahar) and poles; Kasinger boots size 7, with Tyrol boot holder.Used twice.$50.481.5283.Liquidation Ski Equipment Snowmobiles Skis, boots, bindings, 5ki clothing.8366 St.Lawrence 384-3582 384-1315 SKIS boy's (Val D'Isere): lady's skis (Rossignol).Reasonable.738-5929.SKI boots (Reiker) size 6.Good condition.$40.731.2282.SKIS, men\u2019s Fibreglass, 205 cms.Salomon bindings $40.482.5099.LAMINATED skis steel edges, 6\u2019, harness, extension poles, ladies\u2019 ski boots size 6 - good condition.Reasonable.Tel: 331.8839.LADY'S Humanic buckle boots 6 narrow, $50.cost $100.last season; lady's Hadderer buckle boots 7 narrow, $45.Call 932.1345 after 6 P.M.SKIS.Metal, men\u2019s Solar, 205 cms.without bindings.Never used.$50.Call 484-6901.SKIS.Bindings, poles: boots size 5: boy's skattes 4 and 6.All excellent condition.Reasonable.937-1042.137\u2014FOR SALE CLOTHING & FURS LADY'S white Fox hat; grey Fox hood.(new).336-8462.HUDSON Seal coat, size 36.38.Good condition.Call 488-9356.CHILD'S size 12 outgrown wardrobe includes winter coat, velvet and wool dresses, blouses.slacks very good condition some never worn.Tel: 748 6059.BROWN Matara Seal coat.14 16 Good condition.$225.481.7358.GIRLS jumper, Stewart Tartan, new, size 12 14, $10.Call 932.2555.OTTER coat.Mink collar, size 10-12.Reasonable.Call 482-2830.ASSORTMENT of woman's fashionable clothes.Excellent condition.Sizes 8-10.Call 931.5601 anytime.RACCOON coats, men\u2019s, women\u2019s, used.$45 and up.Good condition.Call 288-2025.139\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL NEW portable T.v., R.C.A., 20 inch, used 2 months, retail $220 sell $175; electric portable Singer sewing machine; mink hat.Reasonable.Call 488-1784.ELECTROHOME combination T.V., radio, stereo, walnut, Good condition, $150.Cash firm.\u2018Call 482-4222 between 7 and 9 p.m.TWIN carriage, S25; round walker, $7; car-bed $5; door frame jumper, $4.Very good condition.Call good condition.Call 486-4222.Retiring Contents magnificent home including: lady's dresser 6 foot with bench, mirror; extension dining table, 30 x 30, seats 8.18 inch pair vases, hand painted.elaborate christmas decorations ornaments; mirrors.tables; lamps; etc.2 to 9 P.M.daily.101 Ballantyne Avenue South, Montreal West.Rubber Plant 7 teet high, $55 or best offer.Call 342.0269.Private Sale Exquisite Couldon china dinner service, 74 pieces.70 years old.Green and gold design.Mint condition.Asking price $600.For appointment to view call evenings.932 4822.ORIGINAL oil painting by Oscar de Lall; telescope: other ar ticles.489 2491 evenings.Must Sell Curio cabinet.Chinese .rug: Sarouk rug: Philips tape recorder; fireplace accessories 334.3842.WHEEL chair.Good condition.Reasonable.Call 935-8414.FRENCH PROVINCIAL chesterfield, marble tables: lazyboy: Spanish bedroom: Colonial kitchen.Call 259-6225.139\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL SNOWBLOWER.Good con dition.$45.Call 739-6863.TIFFANY Silverware, King Pattern, six 6 piece settings plus extras.Reasonable.Call Will or Bob atter 6 p.m.844.6044.BEAUTIFUL dining room crystal chandelier; dresses, stack suits, size 12.Reasonable.Call 488-3795.! RE-OPENED! Pandora\u2019\u2018s Box New Location 6107 Sherbrooke W.(opposite Kent Theatre) New and nearly new clothes for all, odds and ends, books, an tiques.Prices?We listen fc reason.T ALL PROCEEDS TO FORWARD HOUSE Typewriters From $35 Sales\u2014Rentals Service of office machines and furniture Mr.Typewriter 4910 Sherbrooke W.487-5551 \u2019 UPRIGHT treezer.\u2018Excellent condition.$100.Call 932-9338 or 935-2105.TWO upholstered living room chairs: round leather top table; rotisserie; R.C.A, TV 21 inch; round kitchen table (ar- borite).All reasonable.486.3897.BEAVER Power saw on stand $90.Call 748-8139.DECORATOR has 2 new Italian Provincial highback side chairs, dark gold velvet.Fruitwood.$90 each.Call 332.2824._ Attractive Buys Fine inlaid Walnut bedroom suite; lady's vanity table and bench, upholstered armchairs; custom built clothes cupboards, one cedar lined, 90 inches by 30 inches, 6 feet high, other 70 in ches by 24 inches, by & feet high; round hassock about 16 inches by 16 inches; garden chairs and table ; golf cart.Martin outboard motor 5!7 H.P.with gas tank; books of knowledge; electric heater; electric blanket; bedroom lamps; and framed prints; man's desk lamp; 2 padded kitchen chairs: chiffor dinner dress; knitted ensemble, (white) size 10 for 5 toot 4 or under ; gifts suggestion in china, silver and glass.Call 484-1551.BEDROOM suite 5 piece (Spanish); French Provincial chesterfield and chair; tables, crystal lamps; odd lamps and pedestals; 6 original paintings; stereo AM-FM and short wave.488- 5909.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, December 10, 1970 ENTERTAINMENT FEATURING: \u2014Weddings \u2014Home Parties \u2014Sweet Sixteens Great Music By Lenny Rubin and His Orchestra The new look and sound with a beautiful Electronic Organ and modern Vocalist \u2014Bar Mitzvahs \u2014Lodge Affairs \u2014Dances \u2014Anniversary Parties 482-5090 139\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL Moving China cabinet; serving table.Like new.Reasonable.Call 481.4927.Upholstery Fabrics Clearance Large assortment Materials were normally to $28.a yard.now only $2.50 and $3.50 a yard.5619 Park Avenue.272-9761.COLORED T.v.25 inch console (Clairtone).Good condition.$325.731-6556.KITCHEN set, Antique green, rod iron, table Arborite top 36 x 45, 6 upholstered chairs, 2 arm chairs; single Teakwood headboard.large Teakwood framed mirror.Reasonable.Call 484-2012.BOOKCASE, Teakwood, 4 feet x 10 inches x 2':z feet, $25.Call 482-6974.PERIOD 9 piece solid dining room set, Industrial sewing machine.Excellent condition.Reasonable.738-6844.Brunswick \u2018 Pool Table Complete with cues, 2 sets balls and rack.Like new.$200.Moving.484 0538.LIONEL Train.Gauge 027 Mounted Good condition Reasonable.735-1204.BEAR skin rugs (2) black; portable sewing machine.Excellent condition.Reasonable.Cail 842.3319.DOLL clothes, Seamstress Made to fit Barbies and larger dolls.487-6404.Rattan Bar With 4 matching stools Im mediate sale $70.Call 481.4538.Leaving City Must sel all furniture.Ap pliances:; toys: records; clothing : stereo; TV colored and black and white.733 5206.CHESTERFIELD with slip cover: Wing chair: Excerise bicycle.489 7137.FIREPLACE WOOD WELL SEASONED XMAS TREES Buds Garden Center CALL 684-1353 OR 626-4428 COMBINATION T.V., radio, Hi fi; luggage, mink jacket.733 7695.141\u2014FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE BOY'S skates and ski boots size 5, need size 7.Call 935 3734.143\u2014PH \u2018TO SUPPLIES ENLARGER (Durst) 609.Never used.$100 cash.481 8809 evenings.143\u2014 PHOTO SUPPLIES MOVIE camera (Eaton's); projector, Bell Howell.Super 8.Both for $100.Call 482-1906.159\u2014WANTED TO TO PURCHASE WANTED: Bookcase.fold-away cot; sewing machine with attachments; living room suite: small kitchen set.336-2909.WANTED 5 quart pressure cooker (\u2018Presto\u2019) 489-1049.WANTED: Small wood burning stove; heater; snow shoes.747.2317.WANTED: Raccoon coats, second-hand.Reasonable.woman's size 10-12, man\u2019s size 38 chest.Call 489 4674 after 6 p.m.WANTED: Small dining room set, good condition.Reasonable.Call 481 0676 after 6 p.m.WANTED: Red maple desk and chair.(Imperial Loyalist make).Reasonable.486.9564.B Baby Furniture Wanted In good condition.Pick up and pay cash.Decarie Juvenile Furniture Reg\u2018d.Call 482.1586.PIANO wanted.Will pay cash.Call 272.7663.274 5934.hee es CO vase sans Es Wanted Grand Piano Call 731-1956 Cash In On\u2014 antiques or period type fur niture, damaged pieces ac cepted, appliances, carpets and china.B66 9958, 334.3842.WANTED: Lady's riding hat and crop.Large size.489-6413.153\u2014LOST LOST: Child's glasses (pink frame) Westmount Park School\" area.937.0771.157\u2014DOMESTIC PETS Ideal Xmas Gifts Pedigreed, registered.Black Newfoundland, males, females.Available now.Price $250.Call: Dulrick Kennels Reg'd Long distance: 1-226-5241 between 8 a.m.to 12 noon.Puppies.POODLES, 7 weeks, white, male miniatures, female Toys.Registered.Im mediate or hold till Christmas.Private.Call 748 6059.Continued over 7 18 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, December 10, 1970 .! 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I I be ee Te ES TA TA TI Dd Dl = = =t.CLASSIFIED Continued 157\u2014DOMESTIC PETS SCHNAUZER, male, miniature, champion Stock.Registered.Call 761- 3680.HORSES BUCKSKIN mare, 3'z years old, 14.2 hands, good conformation, English.Also 8 month oid tilly Pinto.Call 748-6059.163\u2014EDUCATIONAL McGILL student will tutor High School Algebra, Geometry.484-0334.TEACHER with Master's Degree will tutor older children and teenagers with reading problems.Call 488-9893 after 3:30 p.m.165\u2014PERSONALS Slide Lectures Poison Prevention Adult slide lecture available for groups of various sizes.Subject: Poison Prevention in the Home, prepared and presented by the Junior League of Montreal.For information - 731-1939.TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 23\u2014LOTS FOR SALE Why Look Further See Our South Shore Land \u2014Good location \u2014Schools, Churches \u2014Shopping Centre \u201410 minutes to downtown.\u2014Reasonable.For appointment call 842-3353 43\u2014APARTMENTS TO LET Sublet Westmount Square Luxurious and spacious 3 bedroom apartment.Available January 1st.Leaving town.Call 931-5209.55\u2014DUPLEX TO LET Westmount 6 room, 3 bedrooms, heated, hot water, equipped.Adults.Immediate occupancy.$250.Crown Trust Company.Licensed Brokers.842.8362.119\u2014BABY SITTERS WANTED Baby Sitter Wanted Part time, in my home, fo.3 children.Sherbrooke Cavendish area.481-1833.139\u2014FOR SALE GENERAL PROFESSIONAL Sun lamp in own case.Best offer.Call 932- 8984.125\u2014FOR SALE DINING ROOM FURNITURE DINETTE set, like new, walnut, table, 4 ladder back chairs, ~f.Yope séatinh; 475: Call 737.683Q., Lo Unity Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Club was the host of the annual Montreal Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Association Fall Workshop.The event was attended by over 30 free-time and part-time staff as well as a number of volunteer leaders from the various clubs.A number of guest speakers highlighted the day's activities.Mr.Tremblay of the local Junior Achievement branch and Don McCoomb of the federal correctional department in Ottawa were two of the guest speakers.Joseph Hood of the Br#3' Clubs of Canada national office in Westmount was also on hand and spoke of involvement.The training sessions were informative and it is hoped that much of the enthusiam generated will be brought back to the clubs.Winter camping has started at Unity\u2019s Camp Lighthall facilities Unity hosts clubs at workshop in St.Sauveur.A group of 10 teens from Unity spent an enjoyable weekend tobogganing, skating and snow sculpturing and generally having a ball in the fresh, crisp air.The group was the first to do any form of winter camping and may have set a precedent for othef groups to follow.The Unity Boys\u2019 floor hockey squad suffered a 7 - 3 setback at East End last week.This Tuesday they host the Verdun group from Dawson Boys\u2019 Club at 8 pm.Three new games have been added to the youngsters\u2019 games room: ring toss, sand bags toss, and miniature shuffleboard.The wiffle ball court is permanent now and enjoying total use.The upstairs games room is in full swing and the teens are enjoying a new billiard table.NOW OPEN SILVIO CUSTOM TAILOR For Ladies and Gentlemen.Formerly of Greene Ave.for 15 years.344 VICTORIA AVE.486-5737 (Above de Maisonneuve Blvd.) colour TV.a boat LOUE RAL CARTER VEC KE a personal loan means A low-cost personal loan gets you a new car.a a stereo .Borrow any amount up to $5,000.Our rate of interest is relatively low and your loan is life-insured for extra protection.Pay us a visit right now and find out how a personal loan means more for you.THE MONTREAL CITY AND DISTRICT SAVINGS BANK .whatever you like! PDT INSURANCE CORFURATION RAA AAA AAA AA 4848 SHERBROOKE W.te A rate mint ren COU RIER By JAMES ROBERTSON and RONALD FARHA The school seems to have been very quiet lately.The Junior School and Grades Eight, Nine and Ten finished writing their tests just over a week ago, and are nervously awaiting the arrival of reports in the mail \u2014 just in time for Dec.25! Meanwhile the Elevens and Twelves began their examination last Monday.Speech Night was held on Nov.27.D.C.MacCallum, chairman of the board of governors, and G.H.Merrill, headmaster, gave short reports.Prizes were also awarded.Language laboratory, science laboratory and computer demonstrations were given.Sports in swing Basketball and hockey are in full swing.The teams are all - going strong.The bantam and senior hockey teams played their first games last Friday.The Specials This Week \u201865 Ford Country, Sauire, station wagon, tuily equipped.$775 \u201865 Chevrolet #4 Door, clean, V-8.$395 \u201869 Ford Sqiuvre Wagon, fully equipped, low mileage.$2,495 \u201865 Buick Skylark convertible, V-8 automatic, power steering, power brakes.$575 i'67 Galaxie 500 ; 2 Door, hard top, Hully equip- ! + $1,275 { \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201867 Excel ¥ Convertible, bucket seats, equipped $1,450 \u201864 Meteor 4 Door.V-8.$295 \u201862 Mercury Station Wagon.$175 \u201868 Ford A automatic.Ciean.} $1,375 lg, Chevelle f Coach, tow mileage, very clean, | 4 sharp as a tack.os 0% LATIMER | MOTORS LTD.|.i 6533 St.James St.| 45i- 8i81 | SSN, 3 i West i J basketball schedules begin after Christmas At last check the school magazine had received $2,100 from advertisements, meaning that only about $900 more is needed.The big countdown is on: only six more school days until Christmas holidays begin.Weredale defeats the Poin By BILLY MUNDEN Weredale Monday night defeated Point St.Charles in floor hockey by the convincing score of 20 - 7.Weredale\u2019s record now is two wins and no losses, as they also trimmed Unity Boy's Club last week by 5 - 2.The next game is against Holy Cross.The big Christmas dance sponsored by Radio Sir George is tomorrow when we will be entertained by the renowned in- struniental group \u2018\u2018The Road.\u2019 It is sure to be a great success and several celebrities are expected to drop in.À week ago, 10 boys spent a fun social evening at St.Philip\u2019s Anglican Church youth centre in Montreal West.Rev.Garth Bulmer and the boys and girls of St.Philip\u2019s were wonderful hosts and hostesses.SUITS ALTERED TO FIT by BRUNEL Custom Tailor Made Suits 4917 Sherbrooke West 488-5970 We have everythin outfit your child for\u201d o ski school CHILDREN'S BOOTS EXCHANGE SERVICE * Bindings mounted & adjusted * Edges sharpened * Edge & bose repairs Open Thurs.& Fri.til 9 P.M.FAEE PARKING REAR OF STEINBERG'S EX PORT A Crau) Jes REGULAR AND KINGS Harveys \u201cYour complete sports centre\u201d A COMPLETE LINE OF HOCKEY EQUIPMENT.SKATES FOR EVERYONE - WE SHARPEN SKATES 5039 QUEEN MARY RD.20 SRE = Standings CITY OF WESTMOUNT Recreation Department MUNICIPAL HOCKEY LEAGUES Standings Tuesday am: GS P W L D F A PTS TERMITES Knights 12 Dragons 12 Bears Guards 1 \u2014 tt pt es \u2014.0\u2026 secs CO ww wW\u20140 Cc SONN MOSQUITO Broncs 12 Mules 12 Huskies 12 Bulls 12 \u2014\u2014 pré pré Lt se- \u2014\u2026\u2014ce ceocc \u2014 50 n sn SSN ALL STARS Pee Wee 22008 2 4 PEE WEE Huskies 15 Mules 15 Seals 15 Bulls 15 Kings 15 Brones 15 BND NS We CoC \u2014Ww Bt es eS Cot mt aS Wane So Ngo aD Co = 5 WD BANTAM Bruins 15 Rangers 15 Leafs 15 Hawks 15 SNNN NN DN = cocoo aR Wwe \u2014 NU © SN MIDGET \u2014 Spartons 14 Badgers 14 Mustangs 14 Vo - \u2018ee \u201ca TY \u2018 en SENIOR Stars 12 1 1 Bruins 12 1 0 ee andl Wanderers 12 Maroons 12 Pd ut [=] > -\u2014 \u201cas PN NS a mu eo Cigare SPORT G SHOP LTD.© «DN SPECIAL SKI PACKAGES With Tyrolia Stepein Bindings Wood Skis « $45 & $55 Fibreglass Skis $80 & $115 CHILDREN'S SKI PACKAGES $33 = $39 Incl.everything except boots orm 737-3624) The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, December 10, 1970 .19 CITROENA CANADA LTD.71 MODELS RETAIL BRANCH Buy or Rent a Car in Europe also Ask For a Demonstration From Our Specialized Representatives 4010 St.Catherine St.West \u2014 933-7343 Selected Used Citroens 2485 Rosemont Blvd.376-6080 5 SKIING 1S FUN! > Great Family Sport! LARGEST SELECTION OF CROSS COUNTRY AND SKI MOUNTAINEERING EQUIPMENT, BOOTS & CLOTHING SKIS: Bonna, Madshus, Trysil Knut, Jarvinen, Lampinen BOOTS: Alfa, Jette, Kikut, Veepo BINDINGS: Royken, Tempo POLES: Jarvinen, Norgeski, Ym Fiber & Cane WAXES: Swix & Rex CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES an oGuE RENTALS: Skis, Poles, Boots for a day or a weekend THE MOUNTAIN HUT 1324A Sherbrooke St.W., {Just West of Mountain) 842-2851 842-2851 Open Monday thru Saturday - plus Thursday & Friday Evenings \u2018The Mountain Hut\u2019 is operated by the Canadian Youth Mos- tels Association, a non-profit sports & outdoors organize- tion.All surplus funds are used to further the sims of the a CYMA.\u201d AUSTRIAN TUE 4942 Cote po Neiges Rd.© ; Te 1 wat Soyth of Queen Mary Rd) PETITE bard Change ideas or die, clubs, churches warned Half the private organizations concerned with community work are doomed to disappear unless they abandon their fixed ideas, including involvement with bricks and mortar, and come to grips with alientation, hostility poverty.This was the warning for service clubs, such as Rotary; for the churches, and for other bodies which professs to tackle social problems, given to members of the Rotary Club of Westmount at their weekly luncheon meeting yesterday in Victoria Hall.It was issued by Rick Rogers, general secretary of the national council of the YMCAs of Canada.speaking on \u201cToday's Com- munity\u2014The Dilemna for Community Organizations.\u201d Lip service paid Too many organizations\u2014and he admitted that the YMCA had discovered this about itself five RICK ROGERS yesterday years ago and has attempted to radically change its own ap- proaches\u2014\u2018\u2018pay lip service to social responsibility and have got to find active outlets for relief of tensions,\u201d he declared.Between the middle class people who would help and those who need it, he said, is an anti- organization, anti-establishment attitude of youth.Furthermore, 20 - Thursday, December 10, 1970 Car, truck hit; Some $1,000 damage was done to a car and a truck\u2014$700 to the 1969 Dodge car, $300 to the 1970 Chevrolet truck\u2014in a collision Saturday at 11:15 am at the corner of Grosvenor avenue and Sherbrooke street west.No one was injured.Sultan Kahan, 47, of N.D.G., was driving the car west on Sherbrooke and Albert McLean of St.Therese was at the wheel of the truck northbound on Grosvenor when they met in the intersection, which is protected « by traffic lights.among the disadvantaged is a cultural and geographical .isolation combined with a lack of social skills for self-help which expresses itself in hostility.The experience of others is rejected and the revolution of rising expectations results in demands for what they want without \u201cdue process.\u201d Mr.Rogers feared that the sense of community, already lost in so many United States cities, soon will be seen here.He gave Toronto and Montreal about five years lead time before they experience the same deep problems.He felt that perhaps the YMCA had found an answer.Fifty-five fulltime workers are now going out in various areas of Monteal, working with various fragmented groups, gaining their confidence and advancing help.4424 wins praise And he cited the 4424 youth centre in Westmount as a good example of a new approach, a means of developing a sense of responsibility among the young people who have come together there.Mr.Rogers was introduced by Roy McKelvie, who is assistant general secretary of the Montreal \u201cY,\u201d and thanked by President Andy Durso, who presided.Inducted at the meeting were two new members, Alex de Halmy and John Perry.The birthday of Maury Robinson was marked.There was a large list of Rotarians visiting from other clubs.Mayor Peter McEntyre warned residents and owners of property along the proposed westward route from Greene avenue and de Maisonneuve boulevard of the extended Metro line Monday night that he has learned it is intended that construction be by the open-cut method.That is.rather than tunnelling as was the case downtown, engineers\u2019 plans call for cutting down to the Mayor warns Metro lines are open-cut surface of the right-of-way from ground level then roofing over the finished work.Once the route veers either north or south of de Maison- neuve boulevard, he forecast that there would be local property owners confronted with problems.The remark was made in connection with concern expressed for destruction of housing along the route of the Trans-Canada Highway.By ANNE REYNOLDS A group of young actors from the Centaur Theatre, sponsored by The Montreal Star, came to Westmount High Monday as part of a tour that will take them to 20 high schools in the area.With grades ten and eleven in attendance, the group of actors and actresses produced scenes from Hamlet, A Man for All Seasons, Saint Joan and The Knack.The main purpose of the show was to give the students insight into how the playwright\u2019s words are brought to life on the stage.The Students\u2019 Council has brought to our school a series of four lunchtime shows, two of which already have taken place.They were a yoga demonstration in the gymnasium and a performance by the group, \u2018\u2018The Mahogany Rush.\u201d The third was to have taken place on Tuesday starring Hypnotist Maurice Kershaw.The fourth show, featuring the group \u201cFreedom North,\u201d will be on a lunch hour next week.Poorly attended The performances, costing $1.50 each, or at a discount if tickets for all shows were purchased, have been poorly attended, and if there is not a greater turnout for the remaing two shows, the Students\u2019 Council will be faced with a fair sized deficit.The Westmount High Band is holding a Christmas concert tonight at 8.15 o'clock in the auditorium.All are welcome.\u201cPoppycock\u201d will be sold at the door.As next week is Christmas week at WHS, many activities have been planned although exact dates have not been set for all things.There will be a trip sponsored by the Ski Club for all those so inclined, a movie or two, and the unforgettable corn show where grades ten and eleven get to show their hidden talent.A Junior corn show, something new instituted this year, will be held Monday.Dec.21st.Isle struck Someone in a vehicle smashed into the pedestrian island at Sherbrooke street west and Prince Albert avenue early Sunday morning, and then drove off without reporting the incident.Th NE NT Ne Standard brand merchandise at reasonable prices by Arrow, Penman\u2019s, Harvey Woods, Watson's, Packard, Stetson, Kaufman, etc.For the sportsman: Ski Parkas, Ski Gloves, Ski Mitts, Ski Pants, Duffle Coats, Car Coats, etc.Featuring Shoes by Slater, Sweaters and Socks by Wolsey, Viyella and Non-Iron Shirts by Arrow, Robes by Majestic.Also Rubbers and Overshoes.e Attractively Gift Boxed ® USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN Open for your convenience from Dec.17th ) to 23rd from 9 a.m.to 9 p.m.; WARREN.MEN'S and BOYS WEAR 4884 Sherbrooke St., W.484-3982 | (at Victoria) 05 SR SR RR RR SR SU FOR RSA RA RAT UTR RUSTE RR RATE ST eR Ye wh se sch How are you doing attractive rate is our highest.years.Check this: Chequing and non-chequ- ing savings accounts also pay excellent interest rates.Member - Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation.Canada Permanent Trust 1326 Greene Ave., Westmount - 861-8855.D.B.Lane, Manager Term Savings Debentures and Guaranteed Certificates offer security and convenience.Terms and rates vary from 1 to 5 years.This Savings Certificates Cashable at-any 65 nd = 414% time but no interest is paid if held for less than 2 months.Available for 5 year periods.They earn 6% percent during the first year, 7 percent in the second year and 71, percent for the final three HALL RENTALS VICTORIA HALL Westmount, P.Q.4626 Sherbrooke St.West 935-8531 "]