The Westmount examiner, 26 octobre 1972, jeudi 26 octobre 1972

[" Raman Me EE r\u2014 13 places to vote Monday ROBERT KEATON New Democratic Party Burglar rampage goes on Eight burglary cases, including an attempt, an alleged breaking and entry and two where nothing appeared to be missing, confronted Westmount Police over the past week.In one incident the burglar found himself in a vacant and completely empty house; in another the folks were at home but suspected nothing until they felt the cold air from a window left open by their departing \u201cguest.\u201d All incidents occurred between Friday and Monday.Most lucrative haul was from 60 Oakland avenue, some time between 11:30 am Monday when the daughter of the house departed and 6:30 pm when the man of the house returned.Jimmy marks could be seen on a living room window which had been forced open.At first it appeared the work of youngsters Continued on page 25 YOUR CHOICE: ee PETER FOSTER Communist Party of Quebec (Marxist-Leninist) EERE I\" * MICHAEL MEIGHEN Progressive Conservative Party Making not just your house but all of Westmount your home Vol.XLIV, No.43 Victoria proposal unveiled A far-reaching proposal to create \u2018\u2018Victoria Village,\u201d a controlled-development enclave in the southwest corner of Westmount reaching from Claremont avenue to Westmount Park was reveaied this week.Printed copies of an illustrated report, prepared over the past two years by the planning committee of the Somerville Area Residents\u2019 Association, are to be presented to the city\u2019s architectural and planning coma NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER By ERIC NEAL Have The Examiner delive L week October 27 to November 4 Many years we have our first heavy snowfall of the season at this time, preceeded by cold rains, and followed by a deep freeze.Temperature range the week, during counties, 25 and 55 degrees F.; Laurentians and the north, 20 and up to 45 some days.Rain and southern freezing drizzle, V2.Snow 3 to 5\u2018, Sunshine 25 hours.Although nights are cold.we will have warm, sunny periods from the middle to the end of the week.Clouding Sunday for light showers and some snow.Autumn hurricane No.9 is likely to come our way this year.Westmount 215, P.Q., Thursday, October 26, 1972 Village mission.The Examiner will be serializing the findings.The comprehensive report is entirely the product of volunteer citizens and professionals, stimulated by the 1970 referendum which turned down a highrise apartment building for senior citizens on the site of the disused Dent Harrison bakery bounded by Somerville and Prince Albert avenues and de Maisonneuve boulevard west.SARA was, \u201c\u201ccasually\u201d the members say, challenged by the city at that time to make constructive suggestions for further development of the area\u2014for which purpose the Association was formed.Bulldozer alternatives Main thrust of the report deals with alternatives to so-called bulldozer and high-rise methods of building and rebuilding older areas of cities.It aims to show approaches open to city officials Continued on page eight $22 millions City council last week authorized the temporary borrowing of up to $2'% millions at up to 7 percent from the Bank of Montreal to preclude overdrafts at higher cost.\u2018Purely a matter of cash-flow,\u201d Finance Commissioner Ald.Leeds Nelson explained.10¢ Burning bough cuts off power on Montrose The immediate neighborhood of 4292 Montrose avenue was without power for a short while late Tuesday afternoon after a 6 - inch bough of a tree behind that address fell across a 4,000 - volt power line.While the bough burned merrily, Westmount firemen and power department came to the scene.The current was cut off, firemen doused the flames, power men cut down the limb and, in due course, the situation was returned to normal.Today's World \u201cNeed someone to hold your valuables?CHARLES DRURY Liberal Party Westmount city has just one third of the 39 polling places in the constituency of Westmount for Monday\u2019s federal general election, and just over a quarter of the polls.Seventeen polling places lie to the east of West- mount in the populous downtown segment of the riding while nine are to the west in Notre Dame de Grace.Mrs.Margaret Sise, the returning officer for the sprawling constituency, told The Examiner this week that the network of places to cast ballots will be prepared at opening of polling at 8 am Monday to receive any or all of the 53,262 persons qualified and on the lists to vote.This was the final figure after revision closed a fortnight ago, on RE BF FF A OR TR pant, Taking the air Westmount's four candidates in Monday's federal general election and the publisher of The Westmount Examiner have been invited to participate in a two - hour talk show tomorrow, Friday, evening on radio station CFCF, commencing at 9 o'clock, Oct.13, a process which added approximately 2,000 names Lo those gathered by the enumerators door - to - door shortly after the election was called in early September.Just how many of those 53,262 persons will cast their ballots is anyone s guess.Observations of political figures in the constituency seemed to suggest this week that the number will be Continued on page 20 Car stolen parts found All the parts of a 1968 Volkswagen, stolen from the rear of 4469 St.Catherine street Monday evening, were recovered Tuesday evening in Lachine.Lachine Police were notified by a citizen that some boys were dismantling a car nearby, which proved to be the missing vehicle. sday, October 1972 The Examiner.«ne © Westmount | + hur oy 260 none on # be À m4 VE > Bas 2 30 4 =» ae ; 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Re on on on it on 2p om om mo 5 The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week.Oct.17 Constant re-emergence of disused street-car tracks on main streets continues to be a problem.Use of mesh in the asphalt on a section of the 9:53 : opposite 4805 de EE.\\ Maisonneuve, gasoline on ! | | 2 > Boulevard looks promised, Mr.street; \u2019 McCavour said.Oct.18 a W 5:37 pm: St.Catherine at > Westmount Square, overturned flarepot; f, 8:50 pm: opposite 507 Argyle, overturned flarepot; 9:55 pm: Alexis Nihon Plaza, smoke in store, from cement waste container burining in DRAWINGS: This display, pre d earlier last passageway to Westmount THE WINNING AW is display, prepared earlier last week let,\u2019 by the Westmount Fire Brigade, shows the winning drawings in the Follel, \u201cFeu Man Shoo,\u201d \u201cCareless Cornelius,\u2019 \u2018Shameful SINCE 1916 AT Square; 11:01 pm: Post Office, St.Catherine & Olivier, mail on fire in mail chute from street, smoke in building; Oct.19 - Nil: Oct.20 11:09 am: 500 Claremont, cardboard burning in cupboard of school; 1:31 pm: King George Park, odor of gas in comfort station; 4:48 pm: 423 Grosvenor, fire in 4:55 pm: 4191 St.Catherine, furnace trouble; Oct.22 4:05 pm: 420 Clarke, seized motor; Oct.23 6:45 am: 52 Academy, power failure; 9:43 am: Olivier south of de Maisonneuve, gasoline spillage on street; Fire Prevention Contest conducted among local school children.The display will be appearing at the Westmount Public Library.Miss France Archambault of St.Leon School, who took first place in the 11-12 age group, last week was judged the grand winner of a coloring contest conducted by the Westmount Fire Brigade as part of its just-closed 1972 Fire Prevention Week Promotion.Among approximately 5,000 pieces of literature distributed during the week were 2,000 sketches for youngsters, of which 819 were completed returned fuse panel; 5:53pm: 462 Argyle, smell of gas; 6:12 pm: opposite 434 Metcalfe, overturned flarepot; Oct.21 5:14 pm: outdoor sign on fire, circuit in lettering; Oct.24 7:25 4930 Sherbrooke, short m: 4160 St.Catherine, from local schools.In addition to the coloring, the children were judged on imaginative names given to the figure in the drawing, a wild- haired, clown-like character.Among the winners were \u2018Feu smell of fuel oil, full tank in 7:45 am: 8 Hudson, strange odor; garage leaking.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 him before leaving.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 937-281 Westmount Est.1963 37 Radha OUR MASTER ROOFERS AY YOUR SERVICE Flameful\u201d and \u2018Fizo.\u201d The individual winners were: Age 6: Ist, Emile Canicchio, St.Leon; 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$2.50 half year; 2 years $8.75; 3 years, $12.75.Tun cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Community Newspapers Association, Quebec Weekly Newspapers Association.Second class mail registration number 1760 4 - Thursday, October 26, 1972 LITTLE noticed in the continuing island - wide hub-bub over police integration and other MUC encroachments upon individual municipalities was a routine move Tuesday by the City of Montreal in a downtown court-room.The central city may unwittingly have shown the way by which the suburbs can fight back at the provincial government and, indirectly, at Montreal itself, against the legislation and the authorities set up to ride roughshod over local prerogatives.For over a year the cities of Westmount, Outremont and Cote St.Luc have been waiting for a hearing before the Quebec Water Board to quash an unjust levy against their citizens by the City of Montreal which goes far beyond the actual cost of water and, in effect, raises general revenue outside its borders for Montreal's coffers.Montreal has clearly stalled in honoring its special contracts with the three suburbs, hence the appeal last year to the water board which last week was set to proceed.Montreal demurred and this week took its challenge of the authority of the board to the Superior Court.Montreal won a delay, however short, on apparently the flimsiest of pretexts.The Quebec Water Board is vested by legislation with considerable authority.So is the Quebec Police Commission, The MUC Security Council and even the MUC Executive Committee\u2014the three bodies whose activities have caused so much anguish to island municipal councils and ordinary citizens.Our point, if not obvious, is simply this: if the City of Montreal can take the Quebec Water Board to court, cannot the much - harrassed suburbs, individually or jointly, do likewise with the security council and the executive committee of the MUC, and with the police commission should, when the occasion arises, the latter prove high - handed as well?+ + + THE security council already has proved indifferent to local views and wishes in police integration.Director Rene Daigneault\u2019s controversial report was prepared without consultation with the suburbs, as was required of him by law.Twice the security council has been on the point of ordering recrystalizing of suburban police radios to City of Montreal frequencies, then shrank from this single measure which would effectively end local policing and its local direction.The MUC Executive Committee has a long record of taking decisions affecting vital local interests without consultation and without information.All these acts run contrary to any Dealing with the MUC established principles off self-deter- mination, whether or not enshrined in legislation.It well may be, as Pointe Claire\u2019s Mayor Arthur Seguin with the backing of his city council this week pointed out, the the acts creating the MUC and the MUC Police are in conflict with.provisions of the longer-standing Cities and Towns Act which places very considerable responsibility in the hands of a mayor and his council.It well may be for the courts to decide, unless the government at Quebec takes another good, hard look at the more autocratic powers it has vested in the bodies it has created and amends them to assure consent of the governed.+ + + HON.Kevin Drummond, Westmount\u2019s Quebec member and cabinet representative, replied this week to both the Westmount Municipal Association and, with a form letter, to the many citizens who have protested to him over present MUC police proposals.(Texts appear elsewhere in this issue of The Examiner.) A number of citizens have communicated with us angrily over the condescending, non - committal tone of these letters.Mr.Drummond refuses to take a stand; he says he is sympathetic, but no where is there any indication that he feels, as his constituents overwhelmingly have indicated to him, that the MUC Police legislation, Bill 281, is faulty nor that he is moving to have it suitably amended.Mr.Drummond apparently feels along with his cabinet colleagues that Papa Quebec knows what is best for his Montreal island children.This patronizing attitude-by the government probably infuriates local people as much as do the threats to their policing and security and the exacting of dictated MUC taxes.+ + + UNDER \u201cYou Say\u2019 this weék we carry a lettér from a Town of Mount Royal citizen which states in an extreme but not-so-far-fetched manner a solution to the island's woes: separation from Quebec and the formation of a\u2018\u2018Province of the Island of Montreal.\u201d Itis not a new thought, but it is an alternative to the utter insensitivity of Mr.Drummond\u2019s government to the wishes of people and the faith put, instead, in theoretical planners inmdistant Quebec City back - rooms.We are not at all sure that our correspondent would not be exchanging one set of troubles for another.Would, for example, the machinations of our M.P.Q.Hon.Kevin Drummond says.Potpourri Out of every election comes a new set of slogans or words\u2014some of which are handed down to posterity to the occasional embarrassment of the postulants.Perhaps \u2018\u2018candies\u2019\u2019 is this election\u2019s contribution which will rest sweetly with us.However, this- is only a peripheral comment and as the election comes down to the wire, it is up to every citizen to judiciously weigh the choices and then to vote for the candidate of his choice on Oct.30.This is particularly important this year when the Parti Quebecois will attempt to utilize the abstention vote as an indication of disapproval of the federal system.+ + + I spent last Saturday in the Abitibi region where I had a speech to make in Rouyn to the Forestry Association of the West of Quebec.It was a good turnout, and much interest was shown in the government\u2019s white paper on forestry policy and especially its effect on the sawmills.which are, incidentally, experiencing one of the best years ever.+ + + The Quebec session reopens next Tuesday and the backlog of bills which have already received first reading, together with other priority legislation, the City of Montreal be a favorable exchange for the shortcomings of the Quebec government?Indeed, one wonders if our troubles with Quebec do not bear a \u2018\u2018made in Montreal\u2019\u2019 stamp.It should not be forgotten that the MUC was an alternative to outright annexation of suburbs by Montreal, in theory .That, in fact, still may be the ultimate end.Meanwhile, the MUC serves to make of the suburbs a milch-cow for shoring up the secretively mis-managed finances of the City of Montreal.No more than we subscribe to separation of Quebec from Canada would we, in present circumstances, support separation of this island from Quebec\u2014 least of all in a world requiring unity rather than apartness.That is not to say unity is centralization\u2014 the course upon which Quebec appears hell - bent in so many fields.Local government of local matters remains the keystone of good government for all levels.Quebec is on a centralization kick, but it is not to say this government or its successor will not come to its senses and recognize that people, wherever practicable, would rather and can better govern themselves.Province of Montreal should be established (A copy of the following letter has been sent to The Examiner:) The Mayor, Town Hall, Town of Mount Royal.Dear Mayor Dawson, It now seems likely that your superb efforts\u2014and the efforts of other mayors\u2014 to fight police integration will end in a temporary victory to be \u2018\u201c\u2018corrected\u2019\u2019 and undone by more Quebec legislation.This threat\u2014with fire and all integration threats\u2014must now end irrevocably.I therefore ask you to plan with other Continued on page nine guarantee that the two months prior to Christmas will be busy.Perhaps one of the most interesting to follow will be Dr.Goldbloom\u2019s Environment Bill, which is certainly one of the most important pieces of legislation presented more about it ater.the Files Thirty-five Years Ago October 29, 1937 \u201cKing\u2019s School, which has been closed for the past week as a preventative measure against further spread of scarlet fever cases, will reopen on Monday.It was learned that five cases develped in separate classes since September.Immediately a cases was discovered, the pupils were dismissed for a week and the classroom throughly fumigated.School closed Friday to permit the fumigation of the entire building but on Monday it was decided to close the school for a full week as a safety measure.\u201d Twenty-five Years Ago October 24, 1947 \u201cA perplexed Westmount resident was faced with an unusual problem when he found a live, new born baby girl on his rear porch shortly before midnight on Sunday.Taken to the Herbert Reddy Memorial Hospital, the infant was later transferred to an orphanage on Cote de Liesse road where it was reported to be in good health.Police said that the person who found the blankey-wrapped infant had no other knowledge of the case.\u201d Fifteen Years Ago October 25, 1957 \u201cThe artificial ice rink work-tables call for beginning of form work in\u2019 column on Oct.28.Ice surface is expecteu to be available for part of the 1958 hockey and skating season.The city has advised that loudspeakers would not be heard outside of the building.The cost to Westmount proprietors .of the rink is expected to be about 54 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation for the first 10 years and 28 cents Yor the following 20 years.: Five Years Ag October 26, 1967 \u201cWhen Montreal Mayor Jean Drapeau announced his hope that a continuing exhibition or fair might succeed Expo 67, we and others had mixed feelings and a wait-see feeling about expressing them.The irrisistable pull of those islands in the St.Lawrence will be gone after Sunday and few will deny regret that the most successful world's fair ever is over.But to try to continue Expo by any other name in a form which attempts to perpetuate the great show of 1967 would be a mockery of an achievement unsurpassable, here for some time to come.\u201d The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, October 26, - 1972 - 5 3 ER RRR HT RAR - \u201cOctober 30 COUNTAOWN ; cummins._\u2014- | Westmount candidates stands Sense æ PETER FOSTER Communist Party of Quebec (Marxist-Leninist) The story of Canada and Quebec is the story of the native Indians, Eskimos and Metis and the over 40 different nationalities who make up over 80 percent of the working population.It is the story of people who have waged many, many struggles to build a genuine People\u2019s Canada and Quebec where the native Indians and Eskimos have their hereditary rights and the people of Canada and Quebec live peacefully with one another and support the revolutionary struggle of the people of the world.The history of the people and their aspirations and interests stand opposite to the monopoly capitaist class.This class came into being by exploiting and repressing the native Indians and Eskimos, Canadian and Quebec people, and by serving the English colonialists.This class, today, apart from serving other imperialist powers, has sold out Canada and Quebec to U.S.imperialism.This class viciously exploits the people and represses their struggies.; The history of Canada and Quebec is the history of: 1.The native Indians and Eskimos fighting for their hereditary rights; _ 2.The Canadian and Quebec \u2018people fighting against foreign domination, and 3.The working people fighting against the capitalist system.This history of the majority of the population of Canada and Quebec has much in common with the history of the people of the world.The majority of people around the globe are also fighting for their emancipation.The monopoly capitalist class The monopoly capitalist class is the problem of the working and oppressed people of Canada and Quebec It is the rule of this class and its economic system which must be overthrown.The Communist program for the federal elections is a program to arouse the Canadian and Quebec people in support of the basic revolutionary struggles.We call upon all Canadian, Quebec and native people to organise themselves and form revolutionary committees at places of Continued on page nine MICHAEL MEIGHEN Progressive Conservative Party Of the national political leaders, whom would you most trust with your personal savings: Robert Stanfield, David Lewis, or Pierre Trudeau?The answer most Canadians would give is Robert Stanfield.He's a man who inspires confidence and trust.Government is this country\u2019s biggest enterprise.Each year the federal government spends $15.7 billion of our money.I firmly believe that Robert Stanfield could take care of our tax money better than the present government has done.He's not the kind of man who makes $800 million miscalculations on unemployment insurance benefits.But, no matter who your favorite is among the party leaders, I urge you to cast your ballot for me on Oct.30.Many voters have decided to do so-so many in fact that journalists are now predicting that Mr.Drury\u2019s defeat will be the biggest upset of the national election.Even Liberal party strategists, according to The Toronto Star, are conceding that Mr.Drury has lost his supposedly invincible 25,000 vote lead.Ignore party lines I have asked you to ignore traditional party lines and vote for me because I believe Canadians must.elect the best candidate at the local level.For too long voters have concerned themselves with the national leaders and paid little attention to the men running in their riding.The result of such a situation can be the election of an excellent Prime Minister and 263 low-calibre MPs.Many people feel that situation is already happening.Pierre De Bane, a classmate of mine at Laval, who is now the Liberal member from Matane, had called his party\u2019s backbenchers a bunch of \u201cidiots.\u201d T wouldn\u2019t go that far\u2014but I do believe that too many of our MPs are little more than trained seals who sit meekly on the backbenches, applauding their leaders on cue.Select better Mps The only way to improve the House of Commons is to select better MPs.And that will only occur when each Canadian votes for the local candidate instead of the party leader.In this election, Westmount voters have decided to do exactly that.And they are being presented with a marked difference between the two main contestants.The choice is between the politics of the past or the politics of the present and future.I believe it\u2019s time for a change.Wie: and gentlemen There is no doubt We have the things | You dream about.JOHN WATSON (Quebec) Ltd.Hartiey Barber, President PLUMBING & HEATING | CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service & Quotations on request { { 368 VICTORIA AVE.487-1760 WEEK mistakes.Monday VOTE 8 am to 7 pm Victoria and give existence.order that we may profit by past This was the opinion of Jean Baptiste Lanctot, correspondent A.\u2019 in Canada for the office of the 4 United Nations High Com- .missioner for Refugees.He was addressing the regular weekly luncheon yesterday of the Westmount Rotary Club in Hall presidency of C.H.Dendy.Canada has contributed over $20 million to this humanitarian work of rehabilitation, said the speaker, and will continue to welcome as many refugees as possible in order to rehabilitate A highlight of the meeting was ROBERT KEATON New Democratic Party When the federal election was called, two months ago, it looked a two-way race between the Liberals and the Conservatives.Now, with less than a week remaining, the NDP is an important factor in the final outcome.As former Liberal Cabinet Minister Eric Kierans stated, the NDP is the only party that has drawn the public\u2019s attention to some of the fundamental inequalities in Canadian society.Like the injustice of the corporate tax structure, the ineffectiveness of the government\u2019s incentive programs and the general mismanagement of the economy.These have been discussed over and over again by David Lewis.For the first time in a long while, Canadians can make a real choice based on issues, ideas and party programs and not on personalities and carefully fabricated images.In Westmount the NDP candidate, Bob Keaton, has waged an issue-oriented campaign, spending a mere $4,000.Hardly extravagant, yet very effective.It has served the purpose of electoral campaigns, acquaintance with the issues and presentation of options.Attacks Meighen spending But another candidate in this riding, Michael Meighen, has spent large sums of money with old-style politicking\u2014buying votes and selling images.And, even more reprehensibly, he has spoken and acted as an independent, yet he claims to be a Conservative.He has advocated policies which are not espoused by the PC party.He has misrepresented the party platform on several issues.He has promoted- causes which are distinctly his own and which hold no appeal for the party.Yet he knows that if elected he stands little chance of carrying out policies which have no party support and which the party leadership does not actively promote in Parliament.An independent mind in an MP is indeed desirable but parliamentary government, as Canadians know well, is based on the party system.If the party is to be effective either in government or as the official opposition, it must enjoy the loyalty, the support and the solidarity of all its members.It is for this reason, that the voters of Westmount are left with only one real alternative to C.M.Drury\u2019s long reign and the Wasted Years of the Liberal government.The real alternative is the NDP candidate and the only viable alternative program is that of the NDP a EE EE Sass boues ATE Pipe under the CHARLES DRURY Liberal Party Throughout this election campaign, I have tried to outline to the voters in Westmount the three reasons why I believe the Liberal Party should be returned to office by the Canadian electorate.These are, first, that the Liberal Party has at its helm, the leader best qualified to fulfill the duties of prime minister in our country; second, that the Liberal Party has the most competent and experienced team to form an effective and capable government and, third, that the Liberal Party has compiled an outstanding record during the past four years.Let me elaborate a little bit on each of these points.1 have worked with four prime ministers during my years in Ottawa as a civil servant and a cabinet minister.And while each of these men brought different qualities to the office which enabled them effectively to discharge their responsibilities, none was better equipped than Pierre Trudeau to act with courage and wisdom when the need arose as it did on two occasions since the last general election.He is the outstanding Canadian of our times, and I am firmly persuaded that he is the only leader who can meet the challenges of the 70's and attack the difficulties that lie ahead with decisiveness and with confidence of all parts of Canada.Hard work and imagination have been the hallmark of the team of individuals that has formed the cabinet during the last four years.The advanced legislation to control pollution, the creation of more new national parks than in the previous 50 years, an enlightened foreign policy, the expansion of our export markets, the establishment of the highest guaranteed monthly income of any country for senior citizens, Opportunities for Youth, the reforms of the criminal code\u2014these were not accidents, but rather the product of an industrious and efficient team.Unemployment abuses There is still much more to be done in these and other areas.However, much as I look forward to playing a convincing role in the search for solutions to our problems, 1 am also soliciting a further mandate from the electors of Westmount so that I can continue to represent their views in the government.By way of example, I have discovered through meetings with constituents that there is a high degree of frustration with apparent abuses of the unemployment insurance benefits.I will work to have these abuses eliminated.1 have also discovered a desire on the part of some constituents to have their member maintain an office within the Continued on page nine \u201cProblems of refugees related Refugees are the problem of all of us and the world has to be \u2019 informed of what is going on in i the showing of a color film \u2018depicting conditions, emphasing the work to be accomplished and what has already been done.Mr.Lanctot has been connected with migrants and refugees in Canada and in Europe.He noted that refugees * are arriving daily from Uganda = in Montreal and stated that if anyone knows of or has part-time jobs for these people, they should get in touch with Canada Manpower.Birthday honors were carried off by Gerry Stephens who received a hearty ovation.President Dendy urged all members to bring up their attendance record, emphasizing that a club is only as strong as its them dignity of raat mais attending members.: i finlé There were five visiting JEAN LANCTOT Rotarians. 6 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, October 26, 1972 Westmount High's permanent Students\u2019 Council has been established with Paul Levine as chairman, Arnold Rodier as treasurer and eight grade representatives along with them.Certain issues came up prior to the election, though, and one of them was that of campaigning.Some students felt they could not vote for a candidate they didn't know, so it was decided to 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But there are some enthusiastic people in the school and the new council is already at work establishing clubs\u2019 budgets.Mr.Mayer, the history department head, has now picked this year's Reach For The Top team.It consists of David Freedman, Mitch Wigdor, Robin Schweitzer and Charles Rowland.EUGENE CARRIE AUTOMOBILE LTEE by Alfa.That's why a us stays new longer and why a used Alfa Romeo from us looks, feels and drives like new Call inand try 937-3991 Our mechanics know as much about Alfas as the Italians who build them.Our Alfa service mechanics have been factory trained \u20ac new Alfa Romeo from ait one for yourself, Léa Phorrrec- 933-7343 EUGENE CARRIE AUTOMOBILE LTEE Lamborghini SEE AND TRY THIS DISTINGUISHED EUROPEAN AUTOMOBILE Canada EUGENE CARRIE AUTOMOBILE LTEE FIAT To enter GET DETAILS IN \\ (rip to Rome via luxurious Alitalia 747 is the Grand Prize un our \u201c$3 or Rome Sweepstakes\u2019.the contest 2107 ST.CATHERINE W.Goa OUR SHOWROOM EUGENE CARRIE AUTOMOBILE LTÉE feltuble Service 937-3991 EUGENE CARRIE AUTOMOBILE LTEE, 2107 ST.CATHERINE WEST 937-3991 - 933-7343 EUGENE CARRIE AUTOMOBILE LTEE, CITROEN [HE CAR OF THE SALES - SERVICE - PARTS Foctory rroined mechanics on: duty.\u201cOur Pledge to Our Clientele is Competent.Fast.Plus Courtesy \u201cMe vant lo restore vour pleasure in dowving\u201d YEAR 933-7343 \u20183311 Tiaowoinv 31VAVI INION3 EYEL-EE6 - 166E-LE6 LSIM ANIYIHLVS LS LOIZ \u20183311 31190WOLNY 31YYV3 3N39N3 EUGENE CARRIE AUTOMOBILE LTEE By MARK ELLWOOD Whatever happened to all those brilliant girls at Westmount?The team looks like a strong one although we'll have to wait for the tapings next Monday to find out.Sport front quiet Haven't heard much from girls\u2019 sports lately although tryouts are now being held for the basketball team.On the boys\u2019 side, however, the bantam soccer team had a recent 4-2 win bringing their record to two wins and two losses so far.The senior soccer players are still struggling along but slowly improving.Their first goal was scored last week in a game against James Lyng High by Charles Rowland.Too bad they've got 38 goals scored against them! And it seems that the cheerleaders, after arriving halfway through that game, left after cheering for only 15 minutes.Reason?Apparently they were a little reluctant to agree to the offers of some of the local guys.It seems the guys were asking the girls to come up to their apartments.(With girls like that, who could blame them?) Remember the Outing Club?That was the ambitious group of students which decided to go on a bicycle trip to Mont Ste.Hilaire a few Saturdays back and ended up touring the city by Metro.No, their strength, bravery and fortitude didn\u2019t fail them.it was raining.Anyway, to raise money for upcoming outings (a tour of the boy's locker room perhaps) they have planned a sauare dance for this Friday night.Parents as well as students are urged to come.Last year's Carnival square dance was a great success and they are Parked cars Folks leaving cars on the parking levels of Alexis Nihon Plaza weren't all lucky recently.The owner of one car reported to Westmount Police that two sets of golf clubs and a set of Volvo tools were missing from the trunk of his\u2014you guessed it\u2014Volvo.He was not sure whether or not the trunk was locked.Value of loss: $450.Then on Friday the 13th, ~ Council is set up at WHS hoping for a good tournout next Friday.Budget problems There wasn't too much happening last week at Westmount High School although a few events are worth mentioning.The Student's Council has already worked on establishing budgets for the various activities, but they have come across some problems.For instance, the Vox Ducum, the school yearbook, needs about $500 more than they received last year.Another thing is that together clubs have asked for about $8,000.This becomes a problem when you have only $7,000 at hand, not to mention the fact that some of the clubs have asked for ridiculously high budgets.This pertains to the discussion club, which meets weekly to have discussions on various science and philosopy topics.(Three hundred and fifty dollars for a lot of people who like shooting their mouths off is a bit much.) broken into another automobilist returned to his vehicle to find a $135 radio missing.Finally, last Tuesday, West- mount Police records indicate another car visiting the big shopping-office-apartment complex had been entered.The loss, if any, had not been tallied.ater, at 5:40 pm, there was a report of a breaking-and-entry of an apartment in the Plaza Tower.Speaking again of money, the auction held by the Foster Child Club netted about $43 last Friday.This should be enough to support our foster child for about two and a half months.Good and bad news Some good news and some bad news, from last Monday.The ill- fated senior soccer team, playing on a field covered with mud from the preceding rain, lost another game 10-0 against James Lyng.Our cheerleaders are having a rough time with those James Lyng people.Rumor has it that when cheering at their school, the cheerleaders had to leave early not only because of the cold but also because they were a little reluctant to accept some of the local guys\u2019 invitations the their apartments.And just last Monday at Westmount Park, James Lyng brought their own cheerleaders who did a good job of out-cheering our girls.Now the goood news, also from last Monday.Our reach for the top team, consisting of David Freedman, Robin Schweitzer, Mitch Wigdor, and Charles Rowland, beat Chomedy High by a narrow score of 350-315.Nice going and good luck in your next game.Don't forget that tonight is the night of the year\u2019s first big square dance.The time is eight o'clock.SKY DRAGON CHINESE RESTAURANT ORIENTAL DINING ROOM ATMOSPHERE Enjoy finest Chinese and Canadian Food Special Business Luncheon $1.24 FULLY LICENSED FREE DELIVERY 937-9266-8 2175 St.Catherine W (Eost of Atwater: SAVE YOUR HEART WITH Stair-Glide Manufactured by American Stair-Glide Corporation RENTAL-PURCHASE PLAN AVAILABLE Stair-Glide installed quickly.easily, no marring of walls, no special wiring required, \u2018just plugs in Will carry 300 lb.rider in perfect safety.2 year guarantee.USED BY THOUSANDS Cardiac patients, Senior citizens, and those whose physical activities are restricted.CALL TODAY AND COME IN FOR A DEMONSTRATION.Bench and Table Service (1967) Ltd.5410 Ferrier St.(West of Decarie) 738-4755.dar © D By FRANCES GOLTMAN end YMCA music fiesta One never knows the outcome of a new venture until it begins.The first Sunday session (there are eight) at the Northwestern YMCA, 4335 Hampton avenue certainly proved that there are people in the over-50 bracket who are interested in a varièty program.1 say \u2018\u2018variety\u2019\u2019 because the format includes several facets of entertainment; music, anecdotes, a guest speaker, more music, the drawing of door - prizes, ending with refreshments and camaraderie.First guest was Harry Pollack, CLAUDE L MERCIER Arpenteur-Geometre Quebec Land Surveyor 489-8251 4898 de Maisonneuve O.Westmount former violin member of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra (28 years) who is a gifted caricaturist.On the spot he drew absolute likenesses on an easel of three men and two ladies he selected from the audience while people watched him with fascination.Before he began, Mr.Pollack explained the art of caricaturing and the listeners chuckled at some of his jovial remarks.It was fun.Last Sunday, Oct.22, the guest speaker was Gerald T.Iles, director of the Zoological Society of Canada, who has chosen as his topic, \u2018\u2018Pages From My Autograph Album.\u201d Everyone is invited each Sunday; the session starts at 2.30 p.m.News of Mehta Anything that Zubin Mehta 6th Floor HUGH SAVAGE and COMPANY Chartered Accountants 1310 Greene Avenue North of de Maisonneuve 937-9227 Guaranty Trust iS now associated with G.H.Leal Realties Ltd., in the areas of | real estate sales, property management and mortgages in Montreal.S G.H.Leal Realties Ltd.637-3509 > Members\u2014Corporation of Real Estate Brokers and Montreal Real Estate Board.Py 0 p 1 HEADS DRIVE: Harry 1.Craimer, CA, 3033 Sherbrooke street west, is chairman of this year\u2019s annual educational maintenance campaign of the Jewish People\u2019s Schools and Peretz Schools, which began this month.The schools have been going for some 50 years with an enrolment of over 1,200 regular day pupils.does is of tremendous interest.I have just received a \u2018\u2018communique\u2019\u2019 that the brilliant Mehta is to conduct the Jeunesses Musicale World Orchestra in Israel in July 1973.Since he was music director of the Montreal Symphony from 1961-1968, no localite could possibly forget this dynamic personality and every time he returns to \u2018\u2018guest conduct\u201d he creates excitement.Mehta is the only permanent leader of two orchestras \u2014 the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Israeli Philharmonic.I treasure the autographed picture he gave me and will bring it to one of the sessions.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, October 26, - 1972 - 7 ~ Taxi driver wins plaudits in bike thefts There is a sequel to that piece on our front page last week about the capture of two Montreal young men with three stolen bicycles.While the alert Prince Albert avenue lady called Westmount Police, after hearing one of the bikes being taken from her front porch, her husband gave chase.A passing taxi driver stopped and asked if he could help.He could and did.The man hopped into the cab.A little further along they also picked up a Westmount constable on the beat.They arrived at the scene of the subsequent arrest on Grosvenor avenue just as police patrol cars also arrived.The lady thought that the taxi - driver should get some credit for his public - spiritedness.He's back.The maninthe grey flannel SUIL.Sap and chalk stripes.} Flannels and worsteds.Old friends restyled in loday's bold, clean, shaped look.From $90.1206 Peel St.861-2164 Chargex and all major cards accepted Pin stripes mem.» 8 LE w \u2014 (Above) A suggested elevation for old bakery site (Below) The \u2018Victoria Village\u2019 concept.Vic.N.cl.The Secretary, Westmount Municipal Association, P.O.Box 157, Westmount 215, Quebec.Please enroll me as a member of the association for the 1972-73 year for which | am enclosing my cheque.NAME: (please print) VICTORIA VILLAGE ee ZONI = SUBWAY STATION RECOMMENDED LÉEANEND COMMERCIAL + APARTMENTS FDUSINE - RIGH RISE APTS.OFFICES: HIBS ADDRESS TELEPHONE: HOME [] Family Membership $4.00 r [] Individual Membership $3.00 cre.SHerg .ST.e.= em am mm =NOdNOI AOGNVH SIHL 35 == == am \u2014 ) APTS.Village .Continued from page one in redeveloping neighborhoods.For example, some of the streets of the district would be closed to through traffic and some would bar all vehicles.Most striking feature is to convert Victoria avenue, from Sherbrooke to St.Catherine streets, into a pedestrian and shopping mall and encourage shops now on Sherbrooke to relocate.Sherbrooke would become available for high-rise development and continue as a main artery.Architect Michael Fish, a consultant to the committee and .a principal author of the final report, places great stress on the conservation of viable buildings and social groupings.The ways to achieve these aims within present systems are presented and argued.A specific proposal for the bakery lot forms part of the proposal.Traffic rerouting also is spelled out.Some of the specific recommendations for the residential area are expected to be shocking to some persons and far- reaching.Taken together, however, Mr.Fish believes they form a surprisingly complete blueprint for citizen commitment to orderly and practical development which may prove of great benefit to the Westmount environment for a decade or more.Three-level action The report covers development at three levels of involvement.Recommendations for local-scale development of the Somerville area are at the first level.Those recommendations which have had to be made in the context of the nearby shopping district and the city-wide scale are treated later.Mr.Fish said that the planning committee felt its work to be pioneering in several ways.It is their hope to provide several examples to other similar citizens\u2019 groups and to all three levels of government to get at their own neighborhood problems.They wished to show how any citizens who do not sit in government or business can go about effecting the continuing development of their neighborhoods without waiting for outside developers to move in with only the profit motive to guide them.Structures planned They also wish to work out a structure for organizing the professional time and help which was volunteered and to express a belief in terms of their own physical environment.This belief is described as being that the older residential neighborhoods of cities are not being treated with the care and attention that a raised quality of life for all must require.Participating in the study are local citizens George Stead, Peter Gutkind, Carl Ellingsen, Margaret MacNaughton and Rudy Franchi.Consultant to the group, along with Mr.Fish, was Janet Findlay.Collaborators included Arthur Acheson, Eric Cameron and Brian Merrett.Watch \u2018The Examiner\u201d for further details.Westmount Municipal Association The continuing support of all Westmount residents Is necessary for the association to further its work in behalf of the community.- Please use the coupon at left to join or to renew your membership © ae You Say.Continued from page four victimized communities how this island may become a bilingual province, whose main jurisdiction shall be to redistribute its powers to the municipalities.This is not as extre: e as it sounds.Quebec already has taught us that \u201ccultural integrity\u2019 is a valid reason to separate.Well, this Island has as long and glorious a culture as Quebec.And Canada\u2019s only international city cannot remain in the hands of a rural - minded, small town legislature that's just discovered city planning concepts every one eise abandoned years ago.Furthermore, Quebec seems morally and capably unfit to govern.Just consider the legislature's past few years: they have incited quasi - racial hatred among neighbors.They have practiced Ugandan - type, arbitrary legislation.They have increased taxes excessively and taken our money off the island.They have recklessly driven away business, and substituted suspicion and resentment where friendliness once prevailed.They have decided that \u201cefficiency\u201d is more important than our happiness.And worse, when centralized police are hated and feared the world over, they have proposed not merely police integration, but a compulsory ID card system\u2014a feature strangely reminiscient of tyrannical governments.In short\u2014legislated or not, \u2018\u2018efficient\u2019\u2019 or not\u2014Quebec\u2019s various MUC schemes mean greater risk of corruption, crime, danger and death.Let\u2019s not kid ourselves.When Quebec created the MUC, they know exactly how personal freedoms and the quality of life-would be reduced.The MUC is not just a \u2018\u2018one - time\u201d accident.And if we accept a compromise solution now, Quebec will shortly find another way to get exactly what it wants.Quebec claims the MUC is simply \u2018\u2018necessary\u2019\u2019, and Mr.Choquette regrets that it\u2019s \u2018\u2018necessary\u201d for him to enforce the \u201claw.\u201d Some 300 years ago, John Milton called necessity \u2018\u2018the tyrant\u2019s plea.\u201d Today, Quebec proves it.All over the island, people want small communities with identity; people want real control of their daily lives; people want happiness, not the tyranny of \u201cefficiency.\u201d Yet, Quebec tells us, it's \u201cnecessary\u201d to destroy all these things, and apparently, we haven\u2019t got the slightest protection.Our one hope is to end all Quebec influence irrevocably.Provincehood is the only answer and we have all the requirements.We have the money and population, we have the tradition, and we desperately have the need.Life in the Province of Quebec will always be arbitrary, changing, threatening.Life in the Province of the Island of Montreal will at least let us maintain or shape our lives as we please.The choice is simple\u2014tyranny or freedom, in a very practical sense.Sincerely, Steven E.Levitsky, Ph.D.17 Normandy drive, TOWN OF MOUNT ROYAL 305.Thanks city council for action on cars (A copy of the following letter has been sent to The Examiner.) Mayor Paul À.Ouimet, QC, City Hall, Westmount, Que.Dear Mr.Mayor: I wish to express my heartfelt thanks to you and Westmount city council or putting forth the notice of motion to close de Maisonneuve boulevard in Westmount Park.I feel confident that the MUC will recognize the importance of this plan for the health and safety of the residents of this area and their children.; This could be the first step in returning to Montreal residential streets the atmosphere they once enjoyed before the overwhelming intrustion of the automobile.Very sincerely, Betty F.Prescott 328 Grosvenor avenue, WESTMOUNT 215.Altruism doubted re.de Maisonneuve Sir: * One of the loudest arguments raised of late to justify the closing of de Maison- neuve along the park is that citizens should support this \u2018\u201cbold\u2019\u2019 venture in order to improve environmental conditions at the municipal swimming pool and library.Proponents of the plan would have Westmounters believe that such altruism is the moving force behind their endeavors.At the city council meeting on Oct.17, residents of those streets that will have to assume de Maisonneuve traffic after closure were urged to focus not on the hazards of daily excess traffic but rather on the advantages they will enjoy next summer when they venture forth to swim in the pool.The logical extention of this line of thinking is that citizens should value, hence protect, their swimming pool before their homes.A strange sequence of priorities in any land.but utterly absurd in a climate that permits swimming during 10 weeks of the 52 and compels man to seek the shelter of his home during most of the remaining 42 weeks.In the case of the library, the implication is that one should prefer clean air and The Westmount Examiner, quiet during the short space of time spent in selecting books rather than the long hours passed at home in the reading of them.Is this the rationale that inspired \u2018numerous Councillors, Committee members, and local residents to devote time and effort over the last 13 months\u201d to the project?Is it this calibre of logic that impresses our city council in it\u2019s pursuit of legislation for the common good?To top it all off.we are told that West- mount Council hopes to provide an example that the MUC.in its civic planning, can emulate\u2019 : Margaret Maude 598 Cote St.Antoine road Westmount 217 Foster .Continued from page five work, in the communities, on the reserves and in the educational institutions, to support the basic struggles.To vote for the Communist Party of Thursday, October 26, - 1972 .9 Quebec (Marxist-Leninist) is a vote for developing the basic revolutionary struggles of the people.Drury.Continued from page five limits of the riding itself, although the office I have maintained just outside has proven to be very useful to a large number of ther: during the past seven years.I will work to see that all members are offered this convenience by the next government so that all MP's can more effectively associate themselves with the concerns of their electors.The voters of Westmount like other voters across Canada will have on Oct.30 the responsibility and the same time Lhe privilege of making their choices on the only real issue\u2014who is best equipped to provide the government of our country over the next five-year period.Any other consideration are secondary.[ urge you all to exercise your franchise and to cast a vote for Canada.® 1460 Guy Street © Central Station © Dorval Airport Budget Rent a Car EE Because we try even harder we offer ev UNLIMITED FREE MILEAGE COM PACT.*1 1 95 ay FULL SIZE.312.95.YOU JUST PAY FOR THE GAS YOU USE Budget Rent a Car features GM products as well as other fine makes.I Budget Renta Gar EE 937-9 Owned and operated by Canadians en 126 10 - The Westmount Examiner, CHURCH SERVICES AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE ATTEND Pe FLT Thursday, October 26, 1972 ANGLICAN ANGLICAN UNITED ST.MATTHIAS DOMINION CHU RCH OF Cote SL Antoine Road DOUGLAS T H E A DV E N T Archdeacon J.N.Doidge Westmount Boulevard and Corner of Wood and TRINITY XXII Lansdowne Avenue Maisonneuve, Westmount The Rev\u2019d Eric Dungan, M.A.The Rev'd.Canon S.B.Lindsay TRINITY XXII 8:00 A.M.Holy Eucharist 10:30 A.M.Sung Eucharist (Church School and Nursery facilities) HOLY EUCHARIST DURING THE WEFK 9:30 A.M.Wednesday All Saints\u2019 Day 5:45 P.M.5:45 P.M.Thursday All Souls Day 8:00 A.M.Friday Organist and Director of Music Donald Mackey ST.STEPHEN'S DORCHESTER and ATWATER Lt.Col.The Rev'd George B.Fee OCTOBER 29TH 10:30 A.M.Morning Prayer Eustace Tait, A.R.C.C.O.Organist and Choir Director WELCOME TOALL 8:00 A.M.Holy Eucharist 9:30 A.M.Choral Eucharist Sermon The Rector 11:00 A.M.Mattins Sermon The Rector 11:00 A.M.Church School, Nursery, Ail Saints\u2019 Day Wednesday 10:00 A.M.Holy Com munion Stephen A.Crisp, A.R.C.O., Organist and Choirmaster.LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 285 Clarke Ave., Westmount Rev.Helmut Saabas Mrs.Harold Pedersen Organist 11.00 a.m.The Service and Nursery BAPTIST Rev.R.Douglas Smith, B.A., B.D, Rev.John T.P.Nichols, M.A., B.D.10:45 A.M, Music Before Service Kathryn Creelman, Contralto 11:00 A.M.Morning Worship Sermon: \"SEALED IN BLOOD\" Dr.R.Douglas Smith Coffee Hour at close of Worship Church School in all Departments at 10:00 and 11:00 A.M.Crib Corner for infants Ted.McLearon Director of Music 11:00 A.M.Morning Worship WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.West at Roslyn Ave.Nearest Downtown Baptist Church MINISTER: REV.J.FRANK PATCH, B.A., B.D.Director of Music: Rowland R.Amos, B.Mus.OCTOBER 29TH MISSION SUNDAY 11:00 A.M.\u201cNo Private Possession\u2018 7:30 P.M.Missionary Service & Fireside with Mr.Leonard Street Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME Report on 29th General Council by Mrs.Tefrault, WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH (UNITED) Lansdowne Ave.and Maisonneuve Blvd, Rev.J.E.Nix, B.A., B.D., S.T.M.Minister Mr.Christopher Jackson, Organist OCTOBER 29TH LAYMEN'S SUNDAY Ernest John Nichois and Mr Coftee Hour at close of Worship Sunday School and Crib Corner All are Welcome CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 11,00 a.m.Church Service ALL ARE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, WESTMOUNT 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Lesson Sermon Subject this Sunday \u201cEVERLASTING PUNISHMENT\" Golden Text: Psalms 37:30, 31.The mouth of the righteous speaketh wisdom, and his tongue talketh of Judgment.The law of his God is in his heart; none of his steps shall slide.Every Wednesday 8.15 p.m.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM in the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1to 4 p.m.Wednesday 6.30 10 8.00 p.m.11.00 a.m.Sunday School WELCOME SYNAGOGUE CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAY IM 450 Kensington Avenue Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Assistant Rabbi Herbert Mandl Cantor Nathan Mendelson Assistant Cantor Herman Muller SABBATH SERVICES Sabbath Eve - 5:30 in the Chapel Sabbath Morning - 8.45 in the Main Sanctuary Sabbath Twilight -5:40 in the Chapel DAILY SERVICES Sunday.October 29 - 8:45 A.M., 4:40 P.M.Monday to Friday - 7.30 A.M.Monday to Thursday -4:40 P.M.TEMPLE EMANU-EL Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Emeritus 11:00 A.M.\u201cOutreach Sunday\u2019\u2019 UNITED ST.ANDREW'S WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road.OCTOBER 29TH Church School - Crib Corner Coffee Time - Rev.E.À.Kirker, B.A., B.D.Rev.D.A.Bacon, B.A, B.D.Gordon White L.Mus.B.Mus.All are Welcome p.m.RABBI BLOOMSTONE will speak on \"CO-DIRECTORS.\u201d An Oneg Shabbat and Kiddush reception follows the worship in the 4100 Sherbrooke St.W., Westmount, Montreal Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone Cantor Herman K.Gottlieb SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, October 27, 8:15 Community House under the auspices of the Temple Sisterhood.Saturday Morning, Junior Congregation Service at 11:30 a.m.SCHOOL FOR ADULTS Saturday, October 28, 10:00 a.m.regular classes on the theme \"My Child - An Institute on Jewish Family Life.\u2019 with Prof.David Weiss, M.S.W., Co-ordinator.The mid-week class will be held Wednesday, November 1 at 8:00 p.m.under the leadership of Rabbi Bloomstone on the theme \u2018\u2019The Authentic Source.\u2019\u2019 RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Saturday Morning, October 28, 9:30 a.m.for High School, Junior School Adult education at Hashomayim Congregation Shaar Hashomayim this week commenced its adult education activities.The Women's Institute division held registration on Tuesday in the library.Sessions began immediately after registration, with the first class led by Prof.Robert Goldenberg, BA, Cornell University; MHL, Jewish Theological Seminary of America; Rabbi, Jewish Theological Seminary; PhD aspirant, Brown University, 1972, and Assistant professor of religion at Sir George Williams University.He will deliver an eight-week lecture series on \u201cStudies in Endurance - The Jewish Reaction to Crises.\u201d This course will examine in- depth significant events of the distant and recent past and their effect on Jewish life and thought, based on a number of texts available.The second class, at 10:40 am, was led by Rabbi Wilfred Schuchat and is entitled \u201cA Prophetic View of Judaism with special emphasis on Jeremiah.\u201d These courses are open to anyone interested, whether they are members of the congregation or not.All details as to texts, fees, etc.may be obtained from Mrs.L.Snarch, Registrar, Women\u2019s Institute, 486-9000.The Sisterhood announces a LE Death Notices LEE CHESSER, Eva at Montreal on Saturday, Oct.21, 1972.Eva Morres, beloved wife of the late Thomas Chesser and dear mother of Gertrude, Beatrice, Kathleen, Elizabeth, John, Donald, Merriti, Kenneth, Charles and the late William.Loving grandmother of sixteen grandchitdren and eight great-grandchildren.Dear sister of Sade and Pearl.Requiem Mass and interment Hamilton, New Brunswick.Arrangements by Clarke, MacGillivray, White Funeral Directors, 1459 Towers street, at de Maisonneuve.FLOOD, Mary Elizabeth on Monday, Oct.23, 1972.Mary Elizabeth Mc- Mullen, beloved wife of James Flood, dear mother of Agnes (Mrs.E.A.Pearce), grandmother of Karen.Requiem Mass at St.Richard's Church, Thursday, Oct.26.Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery.Arrangements by Clarke, MacGillivray, White Funderal Directors, 5580 Sherbrooke Street West at Marcil.GORDON, James (Jim) in Montreal, Oct.22, 1972.James (Jim) Gordon aged 22, beloved son of Mr.& Mrs.Hugh F.Gordon, dear brother of Bob, Joan (Mrs.J, P.Morin) Carol-Lee and Lynn.A funeral service was held at St.Augustine\u2019s of Canterbury Church.Interment in Montreal.Arrangements by Clarke, MacGillivray, White Funeral Directors, 5580 Sherbrooke Street West at Marcil.HARNEY, Elieen G.peacefully at the Parl Villa Nursing Home on Monday, October 22, 1972.Elieen Gertrude Kenney, wife of the late Frederick J.Harney, dear sister of Theodore V.Kenney.Eucharistic celebration from St.Malachy's Church on Thursday, Oct.26.Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery.Arrangements by Clarke, MacGillivray, White Furneral Directors, 5580 Sherbrooke Street West at Marcil.MCTAGUE, Martin on Friday, Oct.20, 1972, in Montreal.Martin McTague, beloved husband of Anne O'Brien and dear father of Bernard, Linda (Mrs.L.Bryant) Brenda (Mrs.Blair McKenna) and Phyllis.Funeral service and interment took place in lona, P.E.I.Arrangements by Clarke, MacGillivray, White Funeral Directors, 5580 Sherbrooke Street West at Marcil.and Confirmation classes.Daily Hebrew School Monday thru Thursday afternoons commencing at 4:00 p.m.DAILY WORSHIP Monday thru Thursday at 5:45 p.min the Chapel.new adult education program entitled \u201cStudio 450,\u201d offering new opportunities for learning for both men and women during the daytime hours.Studio 450 offers the following courses: Courses offered Art, with Miss Marion Aronson, on Mondays, 9:30 to 11:30 am.For further information contact Mrs.Charles Solomon, 482-7057; Talmud in English, with Rabbi Herbert Mandl, on Wednesdays, 2 - 3:30 pm, commenced yesterday.For further information and registration call Mr.Marcus Silverberg, 934-0003, Audio-visual Hebrew, with Mrs.B.Tritt, Thursdays, 9:30 - 11:30 am.For further information call Mrs.H.Green- berg, 932-9105.French conversation.For further information and registration call Mrs.Sadie Brown, 931-3446.\u201cGym to be Trim,\u201d with Mrs.I.Shragovitch, Thursdays, 9:30 - 11:30 am.For information call 737-5800.Yoga, with Mrs.Florence Penn, Mondays, 2 -3 pm.For information call 488-3477.Gourmet cooking.Details to be announced at a later date.For information contact 937-9471.The evening division of the adult education program announces a new course to be taught by Rabbi Herbert Mandl entitled \u2018\u2018Re-Jew-venation\u2019\u2019 for men and women.This is a course open to all-on Jewish home and synagogue skills, offering a modern, relevant explanation and interpretation of the various rituals during the course of the Jewish calendar year.Audiovisual Hebrew will also be offered in the evenings by Mrs.B.Tritt.There is a course for intermediates on Monday evenings at 8 pm and for beginners on Thursdays at 8 pm.For further information call 731-6768.The Yiddish Talmud course has begun its adult education season and meets regularly on Thursday evenings at 8 pm under the direction of Rabbi Baron.For further information contact J.Kraminer at 481-0273.Abraham is topic The third topic in Dominion- Douglas United Church 10-week Christian development program will be the covenant established by Abraham between God and the Israelites.Dr.Douglas Smith\u2019s sermon at the 11 am worship will be \u201cSealed in Blood.\u201d It will deal with the bonds that establish community.What is the basis of fellowship in family, church and nation?Groups for all ages meet at 10 o'clock.Last Sunday nearly 50 adults gathered for the Biblical background presentation given by Dr.Smith.Discussion groups followed.Ever see or hear raves about Our FTD CALENDAR?A personal visit and a cash order will guarantee your 1973 Calendar, (a) or GERALD McKENNA Flowers 6006 Sherbrooke St.West Tel: 487-1300 CHARGEX Activities are varied at Emanu-El Sabbath Services will take place at Temple Emanu-El tomorrow at 8:15.Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone will speak on \u2018\u2018Co- Directors.\u201d An Oneg Shabbat follows the worship in the (\"eeeesesecctescrsceeencecrcnecsccnccccReseRcenERES EEE rebecca anna.CLIPHERE-00 00e men meme mme seen ma ne nmameOm mme meme mEm SEEN - 0007 AT720ES2C CUS Ge un=CA 20020 jig You live In ST.ANDREW'S TAPESTRY: Debbie and Rick Boyd, Church School teachers at St.Andrew\u2019s United Church, take a close look at a memorial tapestry recently hung in the foyer of the church.Presented to St.Andrew's in memory of her husband by Mrs.R.E.Scharf, the tapestry is the work of Mrs.Hedy Lubbers, wife of Theo Lubbers the designer of the stained glass windows in the sanctuary, and the first of a series of three based on the life of St.Andrew.Mr.and Mrs.Boyd, both former members of the Kairos Folksingers, joined St.Andrew's only recently and took part in the morning service last Sunday.Community House.Saturday morning, the Junior Congregation service commences at 11:30 am when Rabbi Bloomstone will discuss the Torah portion.The School for Adults holds its regular session on Saturday, at 10 The Westmount Examiner, Laymen take over service This Sunday will be laymen's Sunday at Westmount Park United Church.At the morning service a report on the 25th meeting of the general council of the United Church in Saskatoon will be given by Mrs.John Nichols and Ernie Tetrault, who were commissioners from this conference.The service will be conducted by C.Leslie Copland.chairman of the official board, assisted by Miss Helen Elshoff, president of the United Church Women: Wyatt Carter, and Dr.Donald Daly.Last Sunday morning the long am, continuing with the lectures on Jewish family life.The midweek class will be held on Wednesday.Nov.1.at 8 pm.in the Constituent Societies Room under the leadership of Rabbi Bloomstone on the theme \u2018The Authentic Source.\u201d The Temple Sisterhood Interest Group on Comparative Judaism meets on Monday at 10:15 am under the leadership of Rabbi Bloomstone.A meeting of the executive commitee of the Book Lovers\u2019 Forum will be held on Wednesday at 9:45 am at the home of Mrs.Asher Gerstenfeld.The Young Adult Society holds its first program of the season Sunday 7:30 pm in the Community House.This group is open to all young people attending university or at work.Call Cece Isaacs for further information at 489-5270.BOOKS ARE BEAUTIFUL WESTMOUNT PUBLIC LIBRARY HAS 96,000 BOOKS FOR YOU TO BORROW Westmount?Your Membership is Free! Thursday, October 26, - 1972 «11 awaited new hymn books were dedicated.Commissioned jointly by the Anglican and United Churches of Canada, it replaces the old hymnary issued in 1930, to which tribute was paid as long a companion in worship.An exhibition of hymn books, ancient and modern, was \u2018on display and caused considerable interest.Two hundred copies of the new hymn books were dedicated, a number of which were memorials to former members and friends.These were distributed to the congregation by members of the choir who then, under the direction of the organist, Christopher Jackson, who also spoke briefly on the place of hymn singing in congregational life, led the members in the singing of some of the new and old hymns from the new book.UCW meets The United Church Women of St.Andrew's will be holding a general meeting Tuesday at 2 pm.Mrs.Harry Coote Smith is to give a talk on \u2018India Today.\" Tea will be served.BOOKS FOR ALL AGES Available for your reading ES pleasure, = Browsers ( welcome, ATWATER LIBRARY Tupper & Atwater 935-7344 AP + + * * * * FROM NOVEMBER 15 TO NOVEMBER 21 Celebrate International Book Year and Young Canada Book Week with us OPEN HOUSE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15TH, 7-9 P.M.Lucky new membership drive, Suggestions for Christmas giving; 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Lucas - 342-2635 RENTAL AGENT: Harold Curwell - 737-0333 - - Ine westmount?Examiner, shursday, Ucioner 26, 1972 13 ms ry = a, WN pai LN ~~ Rd ~~ at) pa haa i: \u201c a \u2014 ent, nd - TR va ga a % fs ah _ & ui 3 2 x Î i Qa = ue RE AS AN qe MS 8 at py BA QU À LS fo aon NL \u201cwan, wey ~.XX W, iN Wy 2 a \\ 3) ut ue Ÿ at \\ A À Rt \u201cos > IE nm fey RY | POY a van Ar on we = = Sn \u20ac a a Xe Bae Ï 3 w ~ Mg Ty RB re ag ogy AR 3 \u201ca > ?Vu i ; \\ ed \"x wd ia La \\ » 3 La 4 v A - wr a 6 sa PS à \u20ac NS fe gy bly xh à Eur + od a Cre J x A I ge Le - \\ ha fF 2 fad oF = 2 4 ut » be = Eat pr £ * hé \u2026 Le dX \u201cede es 8 Ed \u20ac 13) AH bl La «i 0) 2 à nt LE Aa ta ai pr Sr 4 Co ed Gd = \u201c + 23 wd 4 2] = & £ ; a = pe = ET La à : ,o [1 : 8 Es + > >> i ae des a 4 ER, wo 3 x > 2 > va Tea bis.A Ses 2 LE LS ë F sf és fe > 30 j Sia À : ae Li né + Ë Be sr & A Se 1e = £ \\ Poids of \u201c se 4.dr PEN $ tt Ed LIN # \u201c%, AE hats a PE 8 A.caps ES Te Ge egw Io » v 5 dni NW 3 f Fe 3x 2 = AS fri i A Bd As a) > +, ès 7 5 * yt 55 3 Lay 2 pur a 7 7 % i Yor he bo ne 4 Ex = 4 \u201cIt's time fora change\u201d ?D D | #2 i LY Michael Meighen 4 5 PC, Westmount EN 14 - e Westmoun xaminer, ursday, OUclober 26, 19 Council okays Summit projects Permission was granted the owner of 22 Summit circle; located just east of the West- mount lookout, to demolish a rtion of the wood-frame home, uilt some 80 years ago, and rebuild it to present-day standards with particular regard to fire-risk prevention.Approval also was given to the redivision of two lots at 100 Summit circle into a single lot where Owner E.Leo Kolber plans to extend his residence onto a neighboring lot, to conform with a law requiring every building to be on a single lot.The Audio Shop presents a RARE OPPORTUNITY to start, replace or complete your stereo system AT GREAT SAVINGS! 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[] a ° ° ° ° » .\u2018 .® .\u2019 \u2019 .\u2019 .\u2019 .\u2019 .' 3 \u2019 ., ® .' .\u2019 ® ® ' .\u2019 \u2018 1 ° * .ovétéonenobe0s0S2o000 onors of $2.00 or more.4 ! ii 14 Yr =._; =~ = - + Moaducéunceccauannenunaunacaupanauuacunaes * a * .* co GPS PET Tri, ETS Ca A cd = ai Ne Pp Ch 2 21 GET RS A Las VAS CAES Lan À « | to police protests which might result from this, which is quite understandable.With integration of the forces, those areas which have managed to establish high standards of police work should serve as examples with a view to providing this kind of service everywhere.2) When Mr.Daigneault sent his report to the various municipalities, he asked them to send their comments and suggestions on it to him so they could be included when the report was submitted to the Security.© Council.This was his method of providing the municipalities an - opportunity to state their views, which doesn\u2019t seem too satisfactory.- .3) I already have received copies of the resolutions sent to SUPPLIES FOR DANCERS AND GYM STUDIOS LEOTARDS © TIGHTS GYM & BALLET SLIPPERS TOE SHOES TAP SHOES BATONS MAX FACTOR, Theatrical MEHRONS & STEINS make-up © 2019 MANSFIELD STREET, Telephone 844-3221- 844-7964 the Security Council by the City of Westmount.I can assure that the government is very aware of the dissatisfaction of the different municipalities as far as the Daigneault report is concerned.We realize that this concern is prompted by apprehension over what police integration may mean for their communities.As a result, the proposals made by the municipalities during the study of this report will be given careful attention.Meanwhile, realizing the importance of this whole matter to the residents of Westmount, at your meeting on the 28th, I promised to work with those directly involved to ensure that there is no deterioration in their police protection.This I intend to do, and have already discussed the problem generally with Justice Minister Choquette, Mayor Ouimet and Alderman Thom.1 will continue to work with them, and of course, I would be happy to meet with you and any other interested members of the Westmount Municipal Association at any mutually suitable time for further .discussions on the subject.Text of the form letter to individuals follows: Dear Constituent: Thank you for your note expressing your concern over the Daigneault report and its possible implications for the police service in Westmount.As you know, this report is only a working paper.Therefore, issues which seem to have caused some misunderstanding, such as the number of police cars there will be and whether Westmount's station will remain open, are not yet resolved.Bill 218 provides several opportunities for all the provisions of the Daigneault report to be discussed, and where necessary, amended.I agree that there should be no deterioration in Westmount\u2019s police protection.To this end, at the Westmount Municipal Association\u2019s meeting on September 28th.I undertook to work closely with those most directly involved in the matter.Together we will work to ensure that Westmount\u2019s tradition of excellent service is maintained.Sincerely, Kevin Drummond Purse theft becomes burglary What started as theft of a purse here last Thursday afternoon turned out to be a burglary in Longueuil within hours later.A woman employee of the Dairy Queen in Alexis Nihon Plaza discovered at 6:30 pm that her purse, containing about $45 in cash, lighter, personal papers bearing her home address, and keys had disappeared sometime since 4 pm.She departed for home in Longueuil which, upon arrival, she found to be open and ransacked with a number of articles gone.Of course, all the thieves needed were her address and her keys.dispensing optician \"takes pleasure in announcing the opening of his new «The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, October 26, - City of : Westmount .ER RECREATION DEPARTMENT Westmount Retired Gentlemen The City of Westmount Parks and Recreation Department in cooperation with the Caledonia Curling Club is making available a pleasant room in the Club for the leisure time use of Westmount\u2019's male senior citizens.Cards, games, television, etc.will be available for your enjoyment and the food and refreshment services will also be at your disposal.1972 - 15 The use of this facility is open to all male residents of Westmount who are retired and are 60 years of age and over.Naturally, any gentleman who is legitimately retired and under sixty will be welcome too.You are requested to call or drop in to the Recreation Department's Office located at the Artificial Ice Rink to register your name for membership.There is no charge for this service.The telephone number is 932-4293.\u201cWerson™ HOME 3 mave ror NN Organ and Piano WITH AUTOMATIC BASS AND CHORDS \u2014 Upper Manual: 44 keys F-C \u2014 lower Manual: 44 keys F.C \u2014 Pedalboard: 13 notes C-C \u2014 Cassette Recorder Optional UPPER MANUAL VOICING \u2014 Flute 16° - Flute 8° - Flute 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facilities at Caledonia The City of Westmount parks and recreation department in cooperation with the Caledonia Curling Club is making available a pleasant room in the club for the leisure-time use of West- mount\u2019s male senior citizens.Cards, games, television, etc., will be available and the food and refreshment services will also be at their disposal.The use of this facility is open to all male residents of West- mount who are retired.Men interested are requested to call or drop in to the recreation department's office located at the artificial ice rink to register for membership.The telephone number is 932-4293.There is no charge.GET YOUR CAR IN SHAPE FOR WINTER CHANGE THIS ee ON WINTER SERVICES that keep the funin 7.COLD-WEATHER ; A SEEN IN ; 05 DRIVING S x {+1 à ST \\ WON cuit 2 .2° oe : ! : a & ~~ : A * CHEVROLET OLDS MOBILE Casta » Sn vo ae Bh pe 74 EC Ses DEC SA VS SPL LR ae 5255 JEAN TALON WEST\u2019 {ot Dccarie Blvd.) .NL > 739-1911 Service 3Dpen Monday to Feidoy «Night ond Day * cluding helmet, mouth guard, shoulder, pads, shin pads, stick, elbow pads, hockey pants, hockey skates and practice sweater.Registration forms may be picked up at the recreation office Volunteers aid programs at Weredale By DAVE PETERS The various programs around Weredale House have almost fully resumed and taken up where they left off last year.The Open House Volunteer meeting has provided the building with a fairly large number of volunteers with a wide variety of interests.The library has reopened again on a regular basis and has a good supply of books with experienced people to assist.This is one area, however, where we would welcome additional help from the community.The activity rooms are reopening also, with the purchase of new materials.These activities include leather and bead work, macrame, copper enamelling, painting, etc.With scheduled sports in the gym and swimming instructions in the pool, for anyone interested, and the support from volunteers, it look like the beginning of a very successful vear.Recently the Weredale Old Boys came in to play the Weredale senior team in floor hockey.This game has been long awaited by both teams.It was one and the end of regulation play the score was 23-23.However, the old boys won it with an overtime goal, and the final score was 24- 23.The senior team is now waiting for a rematch to avenge themselves.at the artificial ice rink anytime Monday to Friday, between 9 am and 4:30 pm.The final day for registration will be Friday, Nov.10, at 4:30 pm.Curtain rises on 32nd year for Air Cadets No.1 Air Cadet Squadron has started its 32nd year.Last summer, many of the cadets in West Montreal Squadron were fortunate enough to participate in training programs offered by the Air Cadet League.There also is a diverse program of sports, training, and tours planned for the upcoming cadet training year.Among these are karate instruction, a photography club, radio training, airmanship and navigation training, and a full program of tours, flying and gliding.The squadron is accepting recruits.If you are a boy between the ages of 13 and 19, call in at Westmount Park School any Monday at 7 pm and find out all about No.1 Squadron.Year round, water means challenging sport and stimulating recreation for an ever increasing number of Canadians.WEDDING CAKES Wholesale prices MITCHELL'S PASTRY 321-7042 or evenings 747-4802 \u201871 Ford LTD Air Conditioning.Steering, Power Brakes, Radio.Brakes, Radio, Air Conditioning.ok S40 Door, Sedan, 4 Speed, Radio.LATIMER CAR HUNTING MADE EASY Country Squire, Station W Automatic, Power Steering, Power Brakes, AMFM Sires, $3295 I] Ford Galaxie 500 4 Door IE Automatic, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Radio, \u201871 Ford Custom 500 Cyl., Automatic, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Radio, 710 Ford Galaxie 500 Cyl., Automatic, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Radio, $21 75 70 Torino 4 Door, Hard Top, 8 Cyl, ome Power .\u201870 Ch rysler Newport Custom, 4 Door, Hard Top, 8 Cyl, Automatic, Pèwer- Steering, Power $2375 \u201869 Ford Custom + ww: \u201csedan, + EL \"65 Power Steering, Power Brakes, \u201cRatio: EEA i Mercedes Benz 230 69 Pl ymouth Custom, Station: Wagan, 8 $1985.; y T- tomatic, rod Steering, Power Brakes, Radio.\u201867 Sunbeam Convertible 4 Speed 481-8181 = 6533 St.James St W.2 Door, Hard Top, 8 4 Door, Hard Top, s 950 : sass\u2019 $815 MOTORS au ian Vm me tw A een The following titles are selected from the Westmount Public Library's current booklist.Fiction Roch Carrier.Is it the sun, Philibert?Jon Cleary.Man's estate.Colette.The other woman.Catherine Cookson.Pure as the ily.Ernest Hemingway.The Nick Adams stories.Gabriel Garcia Marquez.Leaf storm and other stories.Yukio Mishima.Spring snow.Alix Kates Shulman.Memoirs of an ex-prom queen.Isaac Bashevis Singer.Enemies, a love story.Yves Theriault.Ashini.Nigel Tranter.Robert the Bruce: the price of the king\u2019s peace Laurens Van der Post.A story like the wind.Livres francais Didier Decoin.Abraham de Brooklyn.Francois Mauriac.Maltaverne.Bernard Oudin.Plaidoyer pour la ville.Gyorgy Paloczi-Horvath.Le soulevement mondial de la jeunesse.Marc Beigbeder.Le contre- Monod.Yves Lever.Cinema et societe quebecoise.Fernand Ouellette.Poesie, peoms 1953-1971 Larry Collins.O Jerusalen.Emmanuel Vitria.C\u2019est pour ce soir.Andre Thirion.Revolutionnaires sans revolution.Education Jonathan Kozal.Free schools.Haim Ginott.Teacher and child.Louise Ames.Stop school failure.Spates, Thomas Gardner, Human values where people work; Steacy, Richard, Canadian real estate; Stewart, James Innes, Real estate \u2018appraisal in a nutshell; Strauss, Bertram W., New ways to better meetings; Strong, Earl Poe, Writing for business and industry ; Thain, Donald H., Business administration in Canada; Theobald, Robert, The economics of abundance: PREPARE FOR A CAREER Installation & + Electricity: Controls.+ Servicing of Household Appliances.+ Electricity & Communications.+ industrial Electronics.+Servicing of Electronic Appliances - Radio & TV.DAY and EVENING COURSES For YOUTHS and ADULTS CLASSES NOW FORMING School approved by Minister of Education under Private School Vocational Act also for Apprenticeship Training.CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY Established 1924 1231 St.Catherine St.W.Suite 232 845-6792.Electrical Thomas, Dana Lee, The plungers and the peacocks; Uris, Auren, The strategy of success; Uris, Auren, The turned executive; Vair, James W., Cost accounting; - on Waugh, Albert Edmund, Elements of statistical method; Cedric Sowby.A family writ large.Joseph Featherstone.Schools where children learn.Lorna Wing.Artistic children; guide for parents.Adelio Montanari.The Montanari book: child care.David Wiener.Training children in self-discipline History and travel John businessman\u2019s travel guide.Archibald Lyall.Companion guide to the south of France.Gaia Servadio.À siberian encounter.Brian De Jongh.The companion guide to southern Greece.Ved Mehta.Daddyji.Len Hilts.Explore Canada.Gerald Emanuel Stearn.Broken image; fereign critiques of America.Joseph Henry Dahmus.Seven medieval queens.George Zabriskie Gray.The Children\u2019s Crusade.David Littlejohn.The patriotic traitors.Donovan.The international The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, October 26, - 1972 .17 New books at the Westmount Public Library COTY] o PYRO HII) M ARETTES We're not going to sell you $5,000 worth of Chrysler with a few snappy lines of copy.Nor a $4,000 Challenger or even a $2,500 Colt for that matter.There are too many selling points and too many questions to answer.The important thing is that you know we have an extraordinary stock of \u201873 Chrysler/Dodge products waiting for your inspection & test drive.You can still get a great deal on \u201872\u2019s if that's your bag.And with all the new cars moving out quickly, our used cars (cream puff division) are begging to be dealed and wheeled away.Visit us last.and save yourself the trip back.~ 18 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, 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363 5000 LaSalle) Volkswagen \u2014 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, October 26, - 1972 - 19 Westmounters win 2 awards from bankers Two Westmount bankers have received awards of $100 each from the Institute of Canadian Bankers, the educational arm of the Canadian Bankers\u2019 Association, for outstanding performance in their subjects of a banking course held at McGill University, the ICB has announced.Miss Barbara Fein, of 336 Grosvenor avenue, an employee of The Royal Bank of Canada, 1800 St.Catherine street west, was selected by her instructor as top student in a course entitled \u201cBusiness Administration,\u201d while Miss Vicki Keator of 510 Grosvenor avenue, a Bank of Montreal employee, led her class in \u2018Management Accounting.\u201d The course at McGill was directed by Prof.D.N.S.Robertson of the Centre for Continuing Education, and coordinated by J.C.Veilleux of the 1CB in Montreal.The two were among 177 banker students who received a total of 189 awards through 42 participating universities, including the University of Toronto which offered an Independent Study Programme for bankers living in communities where lecture facilities are not available.Now you can't tella bug by its cover.So new and different you won't know it's a Volkswagen once you're inside.THE 1973 SUPER BEETLE CAMPBELL and XD CAMERON Ltd.Volkswagen Sales & Service 4050 Verdun Ave, near Church 767-9961-9962 A single drop of blood seen through a microscope in Red Cross laboratories would reveal many cells\u2014red cells, white cells, platelets\u2014suspended in a straw coloured fluid known as plasma.These cells comprise 45 percent of the blood.The remaining 55 percent is plasma.igloo ski cLue £2 Join Now Directed by: Elton Irwin and Bob McLennan \u2014 LADIES\u2019 WEEKDAY SKI SCHOOL \u2014 | A TOTAL PERSONALIZED SKi PACKAGE Includes: © TRANSPORTATION i (Convenient Pick-up points) | FULL DAY OF SKIING ® 7 CONSECUTIVE WEEKS ® REDUCED SKI LIFT RATES | ® MINIMUM 21 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION | Complete Fun Atmosphere: : Improve your Technique _\u2014_ Small Classes Video Coaching Beginner to Expert Personal Attention | Al Certified Instructors ; (By Conadion Ski Instructors i Alliance) For Information ond Application | cau: 684-0522 Prd 20 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, October 26, 1972 COMPLETE SKI PACKAGES BOOTS \u2014 SKIS \u2014 BINDING POLES \u2014 SKI STRAPS SAFETY STRAPS JUNIOR \u2014 ADULT NOVICE \u2014 INTERMEDIATE TOPHER Junior Ski Ensembles Matching Jackets and 5 styles of Ry warm-up pants in an array of * colours.$29.95 to $39.95 adult suits from $45.00 ; 2 A a.THE FLYING | he LE MACHINE jet turns you on F ) 8 à Jet turn on with Rieker's G-2 \u2018flying machine\u2019 ! 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Sharper forward angle automatically puts \\ you in the right position for mogul-busting jet turns and \u2018wheelies\u2019 Hugger-hi-back fits snug Hi = because it's built right into the inner boot for i ; ; greater quick-turn leverage.more power It this is your year to fly, try a pair of our \u201cRIEKER G-2s [ | \u2018TRADING PEST SKi SHOP + 4240 Decarie Blvd., ÿ 7 484-3447 \u2014 484-4215 4 ma AY \u2014 ROSSIGNOL \u2014 KNEISSL \u2014 KASTLE \u2014 LANGE \u2014 ; sronpaes DYNASTAR \u2014 HART \u2014 LE TRAPPEUR \u2014 KASTINGER \u2014 i oda «\u2014 MOSSANT \u2014 MONTANT \u2014 PEDIGREE \u2014 NANCY GREEN ; TOPHER i 5 core i \u2014 WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.4585 SHERBROOKE ST.W.À 937-3916 GUEST PASS Name.\u2026osacusscsua0ne0000es AdAress.ececevesesscccsascsoncs ii Phone, .\u2026voncessssessns0uus Guest of Westmount Y.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.Date Nov.6 - 11 - 72 ceoutctc0s000000S0cacncou en To join in on these programs, \u2014+-7 year old gym & swimming classes \u2014Mens & Womens fitness programs.\u2014Mens & Womens casual use of pool \u2014Gym, weight room & sauna.Election .Continued from page one noticeably off from the nearly 75 percent turnout of June 1968, which swept Hon.C.M.Drury back into office with over 30,000 ballots.Whittling down Prognosticators suggest that the net effect could be a whittling down of Mr.Drury\u2019s dominance, with the New Democratic Party\u2019s Bob Keaton and the super- energetic Michael Meighen, under the Progressive Conservative flag, doing further damage through their personal popularity.However, no upset is being predicted locally.Mrs.Sise this week appeared to have her preparations for Monday well under control from her headquarters in the old post office building at Greene avenue and de Maisonneuve.Arrayed around the floor of what had until two months ago been the temporary banking floor of the Bank of Montreal were hundreds of metal ballot boxes with papers and other documents for the poll officers packed in them.Members of Mrs.Sise\u2019s staff were busy with final details, particularly last - minute staffing of the polls.A new wrinkle this election is the proxy vote which may be cast by a designated person in behalf of persons who cannot easily get to the polls themselves\u2014for example, blind persons, and more particularly students away at universities.This week some 35 proxies had been notified, mostly students\u2019.Deadline for proxies is tomorrow, Friday.Where do I vote?Asked what was frequent question asked of her and her staff, Mrs.Sise was quick to say: \u201cWhere do 1 vote?\u201d Despite polling cards and the printed lists of electors resulting from the enumerations and revisions, citizens still appear to approach election day not knowing where they go to cast their ballots.The 13 polling places within the City of Westmount, together with the poll numbers, follow.Generally speaking, electors vote at the polling place closest to their homes.If in doubt, you can find out your poll from Mrs.Sise\u2019s office or from the committee room of one of the principal candidates.Fire Station No.2 Victoria & Boulevard Polls 203, 204, 205, 206.327 Victoria Polls 98, 100.342B Victoria: Poll 99.St.Stephens\u2019 Church Dorchester & Atwater Polls 2, 73, 74, 75.Temple Emanu - El Sherbrooke & Wood Polls 72, 76, 77, 78, 129, 236.Westmount High School Sherbrooke & Clarke Polis 81, 85, 86, 87, 90, 91, 92.St.Leon's School Clarke & de Maisonneuve Polls 79, 80, 82, 83, 88, 89.Westmount Park School Academy road Polls 95, 96, 101, 102.Victoria Hall Sherbrooke & Arlington Polls 84, 93, 94, 97, 107, 108, 109 110, 111, 112.\u2019 Shaar Hashomayim Sherbrooke & Metcalfe Polls 103, 104, 105, 106, 121, 122, 123.Signs of times the most Political signs caused a flurry of excitement around the committee rooms yesterday.It appears that note was taken about a week ago by the Conservatives of a largish Drury sign at Cedar avenue and The Boulevard, duly noted to the Westmount Police and the city permits department.This proved to be identifying the location of the Liberal finance headquarters for the constituency.However, when the sign remained the Meighen forces with permission of home - owners placed posters on stakes on various lawns, some 150 of them, around Westmount.This proliferation brought prompt action yesterday with notices served on contraveners of city by-laws concerning unauthorized signs to remove them forthwith, Stolen car recovered \u2014out of gas A man is facing a charge of theft of an automobile in West- mount Municipal Court as a result of a short - lived incident Tuesday.At5:30 pm, a 1971 Mustang was reported missing from the driveway of 342 Redfern avenue.A similar green car a short while later was spotted by Westmount Police headed west.At 8:30 man and car were found by Provincial Police at the intersection of the Toronto and Ottawa highways, off the west end of the island.The car had run out of gas.And the driver had run out of luck.Unity Club is seeking members The Unity Boys\u2019 and Girls! Club on Greene avenue is currently enrolling youngsters of ages 6 to 17 in its various craft, sport and other programs.Adult members also are welcome.Instruction is provided in arts, crafts, ballet, basketball, chess, cooking, karate, physical fitness and sewing.Pool, ping-pong, floor and cosom hockey, badminton, volleyball and films are among other activities.A children\u2019s Hallowe\u2019en party is scheduled for Monday from 7 to 9 pm for ages up to 12, with prizes for costumes and games.Roslyn School Westmount & Roslyn 113,114,115,116.Dominion Douglas Church Boulevard & Lansdowne 117, 118, 119, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135.-Weston School 18 Severn 120, 124, 127, 128, 235.Voters have until 7 pm to cast their ballots. The others The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, October 26, - 1972 - 21 - Nhavespent .Thousands of dollars to get your vote The Conservatives have buried you in literature.And the Liberals have polluted the city with posters We're spending 200 Bob Keaton the NDP candidate is more interested in issues.And he believes your are too.He sees this election as the time to discuss them.Even solve some.And he sees the NDP as a real alternative.Not just a third party.And that recent surge in the national polls shows the public does too.The NDP felt the nation\u2019s pulse.And wasn\u2019t afraid to attack some of its sacred cows.Bob Keaton isn\u2019t afraid either.i He's criticized the P.C.candidate for disassociating himself from his party and running as a well-packaged \u201cphoney independent\u201d.And he\u2019s not too happy about the mismanagement of our economy either.Or the plight of the elderly.Or the raw deal women get in our society.He's particularly concerned about our most fundamental problems: unemployment and inflation.words But most importantly he has some intelligent proposals to meet these problems.Not wild fanciful proposals.Intelligent ones.In fact Bob Keaton has a whole programme that\u2019s worth listening to.And a strong vote for the NDP in Westmount will see that those ideas are listened to.Here and in Ottawa.Bob Keaton NDP: The Aiternative - 2\" GREGORY'S .ORIENTAL RUG ® Rugs and Carpets Cleaned Repaired Wall-to-Wall Dyed Broadioom Cleaning 4151 St.Catherine St.W.Phone 932-4277 We Buy Used Oriental Rugs Coming Events Country Store The Women's Service Group of the Montreal West Presbyterian Church is holding a \u201cCountry Store\u201d in the Church hall (corner of Ballantyne and Nelson) on Saturday, October 28 from | pm to 5 pm.Everyone's welcome.Rummage Sale Trinity Memorial Hall by A.C.W.Sherbrooke street west, corner Marlowe avenue.Nov.2 - 6 pm to 9 pm, and Nov.3 - 9 am to 11 am.Giant Bazaar Annual Giant Bazaar sponsored by Pioneer Women\u2019s Organization will be held on Monday and Tuesday, Nov.6 and 7, at the Beth Rivkah Academy, 5001 Vezina avenue, corner riedrich hand made \\ Jeweller wedding bands igner ir original design on Silver ALEXIS NIHON PLAZA fel 937.1958 WHERE JEWELLERY IS ART Westbury.Doors will open at 10:00 am.Excellent transportation - Buses 160, 161, 124 and 48.Bargains galore, new merchandise for entire family, door prizes, snack bar.Admission free, Bazaar Bazaar at YWCA\u2019s Holden Fisher Hall, 1355 Dorchester boulevard west on Thursday, Nov.2, from 10 am to 8 pm.Proceeds go to promote YWCA'\u2019s in underdeveloped countries.Wine & Cheese Party The Villa Maria Alumnae is holding a Wine and Cheese party at the Convent on Sunday, Nov.5, from 5 to 7 p.m.Alumnae and their husbands or escorts are invited.Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.Margaret Quinlan at 487-3941.Rummage Sale Rummage Sale by Melville Church Association on Friday, Nov.3, at 349 Melville ave, Westmount, at 8 pm Annual Bazaar Annual Bazaar of the Czechoslovak National Association of Canada, Montreal Branch, will feature home baking, quality hand-made gifts, delicious refreshemts, raffle.First prize: 2 return tickets Montreal-Amsterdam donated by CANADIAN MAJESTIC WHITE MINK PR 7 + de Montréal Specialising in Fur Hats (Also Custom Made! 1529 Sherbrooke St.W.\u2014 (near Guy) 935-7631 CHAIRS BALL: Lt.-Col.John |.B.Mactarlane, 490 Mountain avenue, and a former commanding officer of the Black Watch of Canada, who has been appointed by the Hon.Mr.Justice K.C.Mackay, president of the St.Andrew's Society, as chairman of the 101st St.Andrew\u2019s Ball to be held on Friday, Dec.1, at the Windsor Hotel.The St.Andrew\u2019s Society of Montreal, founded in 1834, is one of the oldest Scottish societies in Canada.It will celebrate the Feast of St.Andrew with the traditional and colorful Highland Ball.The society will be honored to have as guests of honor the Chief of Clan Bruce, Right Hon.The Earl of Elgin and Kincardine, and the Countess of Elgin.The Elgin family have had a long association with Canada.The present Lord Elgin\u2018s great grandfather was Govenor General of Canada from 1847 to 1854 when Montreal was still the capital of Upper and Lower Canada.His summer residence \u2018\u2019Monklands\u2019\u2019 still stands as the main building of Villa Maria Convent on Decarie Boulevard.K.L.M.- Victoria Hall, 4626 Sherbrooke West Saturday Nov.11 - starting 10 am.Antique Exhibition A genuine Canadian Antique Exhibition will be held on Nov.3, 4 and 5 at Le Vieux Fort (The Old Fort of Laprairie), 120 Chemin St-Jean, in Laprairie.Cupboards, chests, spinning wheels, cradles, refectory tables and chairs, all made in yellow pine woood, more and more in demand by collectors, will be on display.The MR SUNSET In i [ qu i \u2018Where courtesy and service still count\u2019 : 4141 Sherbrooke west, Montreal 215.931-5833 | HOLIDAYS SSR Heart grants are announced Dr.R.F.P.Cronin, 762 Lan- sdowne avenue, chairman of the medical advisory committee of the Quebec Heart Foundation, has announced that $370,000 has been allotted to 47 doctors involved in research for cardiovascular diseases within the province.A total of $770,683 had been applied for in 62 applications, of which 47 were approved.Mrs.Wickham is elected Mrs.Patrick Wickham, 16 de Casson road, is vice-president of the Loyola High School Mother's\u2019 Guild for 1972-73.public is cordially invited to visit this exhibition every day from 1 to 10 pm.Mammoth Bazaar One day only Wesnesday, Nov.1 1972 Town Hall, Town of Mount Royal 90 Roosevelt avenue, corner Churchill 10 am to 10 pm New Merchandise at bargain prices.Admission free.Door prize and snack bar.Sponsored by Council of Units of the Jewish Hospital of Hope.All proceeds for charity.© GOLD © COPPER © BRASS ® CHROME @ NICKEL © RHODIUM © CADMIUM © SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY and Sons Lid., Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths ond Electro Platers, Operating Canada's Lorg- est High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5-7947 {A few doors above St.Cotherine St.) Opp Henry Morgon ond Co Ski and skate exchange set A ski, ski-boot and skate exchange is to take place next Thursday at Westmount Park School, in the lunchroom at the Melville avenue end of the building, from 3:45 to 5 pm.It is sponsored by the Home & School Association, Participants are asked to send items to the school that morning, each tagged with name, address, price and size.Further information: Mrs.Cathy Vincelli.Photos shown by Countess An exhibition by Westmount photographer the Countess Sch- werin opened last week in the main entrance on University street of Place Ville Marie and continues to the end of next week.Many of the fine portraits are autographed by their well-known subject.Countess Sch- werin will be present the closing day, Nov.4, from noon to 7 pm.A PARTNER IN UNITED & FEDERATED APPEALS * Old Fence on the Hili Original oils, Ronald: Davies -Custom Framing: \u2014Arts and Crafts, DAVIES HOUSE OF PAINTINGS 4869 Sherbrooke St.W.486-1264 9:30 am -5 pm evening by appointment Chargex- Lay away plan ARRANGE DINNER DANCE: The committee for the annual dinner dance of the Montreal General Hospital includes three Westmount residents: Mrs.P.Cameron, secretary; Mrs.F.A.H.Greenwood, chairman, tickets, and Mrs.J.L.Hutchison, treasurer.The event takes place Friday, Nov.3, at the Hotel Bonaventure.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 BRILOR 5780 Sherbrooke St.W.| 489-4400 GRAND OPENING SALE Up to 20% OFF Candle Lamps \u2014 ma Exclusive! \u201cCONSTANT-FLAME\u201d CARTRIDGE Burns Up .Not Down Candles burn clear and bright, right down to the \u2018last drop'\u2019.andthe wick is always at the \u201cjust-right\u2019\u2019 height.Relight the same candle adozen times \u2014the cartridge keeps it looking fresh and new.with virtually no dripping, no smoking.Safe.covered flame.BRILOR A Candle Boutique 5780 Sherbrooke St W.469-4400 AP PPP PEER EOIN REAORNE0esE Asta lItts oe citi o str locit ce orrtocssorinsinctaitoironiiecosnitctttonocsnsostodonNOR Ids scart ses sssesnsssnsossess RE vg, The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, October 26, - Complete Rental of: wheelchairs, crutches, hospital beds, bathroom safety aids, walkers, etc.1972 - 23 \\ i À ) 1 2 Serving the Medical Profession since 1898 Free Pick-up & Delivery Va DRUG STORE on ALL Pharmacy Needs 1645 St.Catherine St.W.st, For information 932-1127 Repairs & Alterations 2 hrs.Dry Cleaning, No Free Pickup & Delivery Suits Sponged & Pressed P Shirts Beautifully, aun fe i Polyethyl DRAPES CLEANED Dry Cleaning SINCE 1927 Extra Charge nd - Catherine St.W.Free Mildew Odog Westmount roofing of gq 935-2000 Extra Bonu 933-5434 24 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, October 26, Keenan show at the Royal Thomas Kennan, 42 Arlington Royal Bank of Canada.avenue, has been invited for the third time to exhibit his oils, watercolors and pastels in the Place d'Armes Branch of The New Arrivals # from ISRAEL, ITALY, SPAIN & FRANCE ce (éme selected by ) à : GERDA ROSNER * handbags ® jewellery ® belts ® shirts ® scarves ® gloves Bh Elegant Evening § Lurex Stoles in GOLD & SILVER (french imports) & Ta boutique renaissance | 2190 Crescent below Sherbrooke 843-3360\"; \\ The self-taught artist's show on old Montreal and rural Quebec opened this week until Nov.10._7 , ! 1360 Greene Ave.- \\_ parking at rear J 1972 LAMP ART Reg\u2018d.Lamp shades made to order Silk & Parchment Wiring of Lamps China Repairs C.English- E.Vrana Props.932-3991 CAR PRIZE PRESENTED: Mrs.Hugh B.Savage, the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of The Montreal General Hospital, presents the keys to the car won by Mrs.G.Lavely, Dollard des Ormeaux, at the Early Bird Show of the Hospital recently.Dr.E.John Smith, Town of Mount Royal, was the winner of a color TV.DONATIONS URGENTLY NEEDED Housewares Home Furnishings Books, Records Linens THE NEARLY NEW SHOP 1209 Maisonneuve Blvd.FREE PICK-UP - Telephone 849-7245 \u2018\u2019Don\u2018t throw it away send it to us\u2018\u2019 All proceeds go to the Auxiliaries of the Montreal Children\u2019s and Royal Victoria Hospitals.We provide you with complete services services complets a votre disposition e inspection e inspection e planning e planification e estimating e estimation e decorating e decoration e supervision e supervision at a cost to fit your budget CLAUDE CADORETTE Prop.Modernize Distinguished Bathrooms and Kitchens a un coût qui sied à votre du budget WESTMOUNT RENOVATION 1248 Greene Ave.Modernisez Salle de Bains et Cuisines de Grande Classe Dear Client: We take the opportunity of inviting you to visit our kitchen showroom which was designed and built for vour convenience and services.We have your interest and comfort at heart.we provide you with five complete services: Inspection.Planning.Estimating.Decorating and Supervision.We sincerely anticipate the pleasure of your visit in the near future and remain.Yours very truly.WESTMOUNT RENOVATION LTD.Cher Client: Nous vous invitons cordialement à visiter notte salle de montre d'armoires de cuisine, lesquelles sont planifiées | et construites afin de répondre aux besoins et aux goûts les plus variës des propriétaires de maison.Notre plus cher désir est votre comfort au foy er.Nous offrons cinq services complets à votre disposition; Inspection.Planification.Estimation.Decoration et Supervision.Nous anticipons le plaisir de vote visite dans un avenir rapproch& Nous demeurons.e \u201d~ Vos tout dévoues, WESTMOUNT RENOVATION LTEE.next to Avenue Theatre - ang A AIDES FOR ART AUCTION: The Herman Abramowitz Chapter of Hadassah is holding its annual art auction Nov.1 to 11 in Eaton\u2019s 9th floor foyer.Mrs.T.Percy Hirsch (left) is general chairman and Mrs.Sydney Lithwick, 28 Devon road, is chairman of the artists =\u201c mé great Hp ne ; ; + ht ges mes f Me ve ie The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, October 26, - someone smashed a pane of leaded glass near the lock on the front door of 15 Melbourne avenue, but still the door could not be opened.A fruitless attempt also had been made to force a front window.This was the secure house of the week.And Saturday about 1:15 pm a tag rs à RES i I ro \u201d .\u201c a jr A *-00au 5 es 6 tes sa Rp ef J yo «Vg f a 40 4 \u201c fa ; , 43, , - 1972 - 25 tenant-to-be and a decorator arrived at 252 Metcalfe avenue to decide on work to be done.They found the rear door wide open, a glass pane of which had been broken.There likely was a curse uttered by the culprit when he found the place bare, not a thing to be taken.pn Hei Boy bat arc committee.Burglaries .Continued from page one \u201c when the contents of two jars and two cans of coffee were found dumped out on the kitchen floor.Later, however, it was .discovered that a 21-inch TV and an antique clock, valued at $400, were missing.Apartment 1 at 4162 Dorchester boulevard west had the second most valuable loss\u2014a $250 stereo- turntable-multiplex player plus a $30 electric shaver.It was a fast job, sometime between 5:30 and 6:45 pm Monday.There was no sign of forced entry, but a side window was left wide open after being opened from the inside.CHRISTIE | fy LT LIMITED A portable 19-inch black-and- white TV is missing from 4560 St.Catherine street west since sometime between last Thursday and Saturday.Again there was no sign of forced entry, suggesting an unlocked door, a key, a lock- pick or a piece of celluloid to slip the lock.Two windows were found open.This was classified as the \u201calleged\u201d break-and-entry.Two houses which are back to back were hit, probably early evening Sunday.No.65 Forden avenue was unoccupied between 5 and 8 pm, during which time a rear door to the basement was smashed in.A glass above also was broken.Whoever got inside had rummaged through the house but all that appeared to be taken was a $10 Timex watch and two bottles of small change\u2014one of the empty bottles was left on a bed\u2014 estimated at between $30 and $50.Ransacked throughout Meanwhile, 44 Aberdeen avenue, the next street, had nobody home from 11 am until 9:15 pm when a housekeeper returned to find the house ransacked throughout.A locked desk had been turned upside down in the master bedroom and its bottom ripped open.Nothing appeared, however, to be missing.Entry had been gained via an unlocked outside garage door then by smashing and inside door into the house.Perhaps the most .ex- \u2018traordinary case was at Apt.116, 250 Kensington avenue, Friday.The folks were home.They | recall PERS, time for Christmas.1126 Sherbrooke St.West, Montreal 110, Canada's Oldest and Largest Organization of its kind GIFT PARCELS TO BRITAIN we have the most exciting selections of CHRISTMAS.HAM- CANNED DELICACIES, FRUITS, TURKEYS, HAMS etc., which are shipped directly fram our English warehouse to your friends and relatives in CHEESES, WINES, Why not call us for our FREE brochures today ?INTERNATIONAL GIFT PARCEL SERVICE * 844-4860 4 hearing a sound about 7:30 pm which they thought was the janitor in an adjoining storage room.However, around 10:30 pm a member of the household felt chilly and, investigating, found the window wide open and the screen off in the master bedroom.After pondering the phenomenon for an hour and 20 minutes, they phoned Westmount Police.And there are a couple of frustrated vurglars about.Sometime between 4:30 Friday = and 1:15 pm Saturday There's a lot of scurrying out of the house when \u201cPestroy\u201d flashes across the screen, The evening is ruined for the unwanted viewers \u2014- ants, fleas, roaches, silverfish, rodents, They know the thorough, efficient job the pros trom Pestroy do, Service is quick, guaranteed \u2014- causes little inconvenience.If you have a home nuisance problem, call Pestroy, night or day.Get the facts -\u2014 no obligation, of course, Quick! Change the channel.1655 Edouard Laurin Blvd., St.Laurent, Montreal 379 Residential, Industrial, Commercial Pest Exterminators Member of the Canadian Pest Control Operators Association National Pest Control Association of the U.S.336-6110 Wm.H.Mack Lid.Better Fitting Footwear 5006 Sherbrooke St.W.Tel.484-8595 9 to 5:30 Daily 9 to 9 Thursday 1432 Bleury St.Tel.288-0877 We cordially invite you to come in and see our selection of quality ladies and mens, dress, walking, and casual shoes.v Here are some of the lines we carry.Hartt Shoes McHale Shoes Clarks Wallabees Clarks Desert Boots Addidas Sport Shoes .° .e .° .° .e .° .« .° .\u201ca .-.° Slippers Travelese Arch Support Shoes Rubber Footwear & Winter Boots Travelese Dress Nurses Oxfords a 2 , For Women & Walking Shoes Naturalizer Shoes | 00mphies Casuals Arch Support Shoes Clarks Wallabees Clarks Winter Boots Kaufman & Miner Waterproof Vinyl Boots Overshoes for Cuban & Low Heels .a.- \u201c 26 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, October 26, 1972 Tp \u2018(patent Pending) A N e w = Exclusive Process : In Montreal 7 ONE WEEK DELIVERY YIU Rs Ein or SUEDE & LEATHER Cleaning Offered only at.|BELLINGHAM CLEANERS & TAILORS LTD.42016 Edward Monpetit Ave Montreal 5 73 Dorvol Ave Dorval 867 De t Epee, Outremont 133-5377 SN 2 NE NR AS ses 7 S ee GIVE A LIVE GIFT .The Only Love that Money Can Buy! 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CONNOR.the most trusted name in BLINDS for over a Quarter Century NOW OFFERS THE SAME DEPENDABLE SERVICE ON THE INSTALLATION OF COMBINATION ALUMINIUM WINDOWS & DOORS Add Value, Comfort, Econom and Convenience to your home Now Headquarters for LUXAFLEX MULTI-TONE LOUVRES .the latest in Window Decor.These feather slim louvres provide you with complete living comfort, sun and light control, privacy and an un-interrupted see-through view when required.Available in four exciting colour combinations of: HONEY _ GOLD - AVOCADO - OCEAN BLUE - MEXICAN SAND to .provide any room in your house with that special flair to com- .plement your draperies and furnishings.REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF VENETIAN BLINDS SAVE 20 Percent When you deliver and pick-up your Venetian Blind repairs yourself.ASK FOR HUGH McCRACKEN CONNOR Venetian Blinds Ltd.\u2018Big enough to serve you \u2014 small enough to know you\" 5 Union Street, Ville St.Pierre HU.1-7789 Westmounters prominent in annual VON art sale A dozen Westmount artists will be exhibiting at the annual Victorian Order of Nurses art sale taking place next Wednesday, from 10 am to 5 pm, in the Royal Bank auditorium of Place Ville Marie.The committee organizing the event for the VON, which operates 20 cars in the Montreal area for visiting nurses, is largely comprised of West- mounters including the chairman, Mrs.M.E.Nixon, 712 Upper Roslyn avenue.Each artist submits up to three paintings and dontates half of the proceeds, ranging up to $150., to the VON.A preview is taking place 3:30 to 5:30 pm on Tuesday.The Westmount artists participating include Mrs.Norma Escaravage, Mrs.H.R.Crab- tree, Mrs.Robert C.Bewes, Mrs.Lola Lanyi, Mrs.James Plant, Mrs.K.B.Robertson, Mrs.Herbert Tarshish Shapiro, Mrs.F.Simpson, Mrs.D.M.Strathy, H.Ross Wiggs, ARCA, Mrs.Mary Martha Guy and Mrs.Alice Stevenson.Those serving on the committee with Mrs.Nixon include Mrs.L.W.Bovaird, 656 Roslyn avenue, honorary chairman and Mrs.George Trim, 756 Upper Lansdowne avenue; Mrs.T.Munford, 752 Upper Belmont avenue; Mrs.E.A.Gordon, 561 Roslyn avenue; Mrs.D.M.Glassford, 732 Upper Belmont; .Mrs.T.C.Trenholme, 102 Sun- nyside avenue; Mrs.Brian Drummond, 371 Metcalfe avenue; Mrs.Robert Faith, 723 - Upper Belmont; Mrs.Harry Bennett, 30 Holton avenue; Mrs.Derek Crossen, avenue; Mrs.Charles Frosst jr., 4293 Montrose avenue; Mrs.John Shuter, 646 Carleton avenue, and Mrs.J.M.McAvity, 3 Forden.VIEWS PAINTING: Mrs.Robert Faith, 723 Upper Belmont avenue, promotion chairman for the annual VON art sale, views a painting done by Peter Kerrigan and donated to the VON for a raffle.HAND WOVEN CUSHIONS Many designs and colours on hand $70.99 to * 15,20 Individual orders taken _ Call: Marion Botman 937 5440, 16 Willow FRANCES GOLTMAN Pianiste Lic.Mus.First Medalist \u2014 McGill University .Teacher Columnist \u2014 Critic PIANO TUITION \u2014 ALL GRADES Talent Developed Phone 484-6424 5506 Notre Dame de Grace Ave.Valerie : | ZZ THE IDEAL LOCATION FOR 0e Wedding Receptions S Anniversaries SA Club Banquets Business Parties and any occasion for conviviality ORCHESTRA NIGHTLY IN BIG BEN PUB & MOULIN ROUGE The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, October 26, - Are you moving?Thinking about decorating?We've got the experts .you get a perfect job Whether it's a bedroom or an old fashioned dining room, you can depend en us to restore it to perfection.We've the 1972 -27 knowhow and equipment to do @ quality jte ro snd we guarentee our work.FULLY LICENSED AMPLE FREE PARKING For Boservations Phone 739-3353 6675 Côte des Neiges PARIS LA AL TRL IN Hl LL - AGEN is For Estimates Cad 271-9118 PoE Tare) o> ® Furniture Refinishing | ® Furniture Restyling ' ® Furniture Remodelling ® Furniture Rebuilding \u2018We now carry Simmons Mattresses and new Furniture by many leading manufacturers Visit Our Custom made ORGANIZED BAZAAR: Mrs.Everyone Gets a Taste James G.Kendrick, 250 5 Furniture Showroom Clarke avenue, has organized a a bazaar consisting of a 7248 St.Urbain St, 271-9118 S.Taraba, Pres.variety of Montreal artistic became.CLIP AND SAVE THIS AD FOR FUTURE REF, =m cm ee es com ee talent, including paintings, sculpture, needlework as well as home-made and hand-made items.Mrs.Kendrick serves 4 A ten-session gourmet cooking course will be offered at the Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue, Cote St.Antoine Road, starting Wednesday November first at 9:00 a.m.Chefs from three of the city\u2019s select and specialized restaurants will instruct a limited group of students in the preparation of gourmet kosher food for the family, for the adventurous, and for parties.Fee $40 for ten sessions or $6 for each individual session.Send cheques to Mrs.F.Sandys, 625 Carleton Ave.For information call 481-6765.on the YWCA board and has been a YWCA volunteer for many years, heading the boutique and annual bazaar, which raises over $6,000 annually to promote YW programs in underdeveloped countries.The Bazaar will be WE ARE PROUD.held at YWCA, Holden Fisher TO BE CANADIAN Hall, 1355 Dorchester AND boulevard west on Thursday.To Be Doing Business In Quebec Nov.2, from 10 am to 8 pm.In Fact, We Plan to Stay \u2014 The Montreal YWCA is a federated Appeal Agency.That Is Why We Have just purchased the building where our store is located Only 54 ciréuits by bicyclists Why Not come in TODAY! were recorded during the mor- H Bike route closes down Last Sunday was the last for the Sunday - morning special bicycle route in Westmount for the season.ning.The inclement weather was AND COUNTRYS: .Operating for the third season, .For Unequalled Portraits this year the facility was CLOTHES { d suspended during July and a 4 an August.Usual circuits counted during more favorable weather ran between 500 and 600.Memorable Wedding Albums Our New Studio Location 1460 Sherbrooke Street West, Corner of Mackay 845-6782 , A : ga Now you can have your freezer stocked by SALAMICO .a famous name in QUALITY MEATS for many years and suppliers to some of the best known eating establishments in Montreal.FOR TOP TALENT\u2014TOP TRAINING Cail Kay Starr .and start on your way to an exciting modelling Career.À variety of courses_are offered for teenagers, career giris, * and housewives.\u2018 Register now.ALL MEATS ARE FREEZER PACKED AND LABELED ACCORDING TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS © Courses offered in: Bloin the ® Professional beautiful : Our prices for comparable quality are unsurpassed.modelling people today! \u201c22e © Charm and PHONE 931-7274 ma |).MAINTAINED UNDER GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION ep ar wna | % YOUR INSPECTION INVITED grooming (obligation.po FE % NO ORDER TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL MODELLING SCHOOL AND AGENCY self-improvement © Television Closed Monday 1241 GUY ST.(Guy Metro) 931-7271 Tuesday and Wednesday 9:00 am to 6:00 pm Thursday and Friday 9:00am to 9:00 pm Rush me free literature today Saturday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm NAME \u2026\u2026 AGE.SALAMICO COMPANY LIMITED - Purveyors of Quality Meats PHONE NUMBER .10000-cmcens \u2014\u2014 - 1980 Thimens Street St.Laurent Tel: 336-8711 28 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, October 26, 1972 CUSTOM CLEANING The Westmount Public Library has prepared the following list of books on its shelves of special interest to business men and women: Adams, Charles a francis.Common sense in advertising; RAYMOND & Adler, Irving, Thinking machines; HELLER LIMITED ORIENTAL RUGS Allen, Louis L., Starting and succeeding in small business; Anthony, Robert Newton, Management accounting; Archer, Maurice, An introduction We are making available our custom washing & cleaning to Canadian business; services, which we have operated since 1929, to owners of Armstrong, Muriel, The valuable oriental rugs, shags & other valuable deep pile Can.economy and its carpets which require specialized washing treatment.We do not wash standard broadloom.Contact us direct at 271-7750 for details or make arrangement through your local reliable rug & carpet stores.Badger, Ralph Eastman, The complete guide to investment analysis; Barnes, Ralph Mosser, Motion and time study, Batten, J., Tough *- minded management; Baudhuin, Fernand, Principes d\u2019economie contemporaine; Bell, William H., Auditing; Bellan, Ruben Carl, Principles of economics and Canadian economy: Benice, Daniel D., Introduction to computers & data processing; Berkley, George E., Administrative revolution: \u201cer MOVING to larger premises to serve you better Raymond & Heller do not pick up or deliver.Rugs & carpets should be delivered to our plant at: RAYMOND & HELLER LTD.6681 PARK AVE., MONTREAL Located on east side of Park Ave., North of Beaubien St., south of Beaumont, opposite plant of International Paints.We're not going far, but it\u2019s easier to sell our stock than move it.So: We're having a Moving Clearance Sale A Televisions - colour and black & white a Radios - table, transistor, AM, FM = : Stereos, cassettes, tape recorders, record players Stoves, refrigerators, and other appliances All Our Stock is Now at Special | Clearance Prices D.H.MITCHELL Ltd., (formerly Mitchell's Electrical Appliances) 1271 Greene Ave., 935-3533 Library selects Black, James Menzies, The front - line manager's problem - solver; Black, James Menzies, How to grow in management; Boettinger, Henry M., Moving mountains; Brosterman, Robert, The complete estate planning guide; Brutus, Confessions of a stockbroker; Burck, Gilbert, The computer age; Burger, Chester, Survival in the executive jungle; Bursk, Edward Collins, Developing executive leaders; Bursk, Edward Collins, New decision - making tools for managers: Burton, Edward Anthony, A programmed guide to office warfare; Canada.Dept.of Industry.How to run a business; Canada.Royal Com.on Banking &., Effects of monetary policy on corporations; Canfield, Bertrand R., Salesmanship; practices and problems; Charette, Francois, Principes techniques du placement en valeurs; Cheskin, Louis, Secrets of marketing success; Churchman, Charles West, The systems approach; Cloke, Marjane, The modern business letter writer\u2019s manual ; Cockburn, Patricia, Women university graduates in employment.; Craig, William Graham, The law and procedure of meetings in Can.; Crowley, Thomas Henry, Un-, derstanding computers; Dartnell Corporation, Dartnell sales promotion handbook; Doherty, John, Bulls, bears & sheep; Drucker, Peter Ferdinand, The effective executive; Drucker, Peter Ferdinand, Technology, management & society, : Economic Council of Canada, Business cycles in Canada; Edholm, Otto, The biology of work; Emery, David A., The compleat manager; Farley, William E., Practical public relations for businessmen; Finney, Harry Anson, Principles of accounting; Fisch, Gerald G., Organization for profit; Flory, Charles David, Manager for tomorrow; Fuchs, Walter Robert, Cybernetics for the modern mind; Fullerton, Douglas Henderson, The bond market in Canada; Galbraith, John Alexander, Canadian banking; Galbraith, John Kenneth, Economic development in perspective; Graham, Benjamin, The intelligent investor; Greenewalt, Crawford, The uncommon man; Guenther, Victor J., American investrhent; Heilbroner, Robert Louis, Between capitalism and socialism: Heilbroner, Robert Louis, In the name of profit; Heinritz, Stuart F., Purchasing; Hodge, Bartow, Management & the computer in information; Hodnett, Edward, The art of HEMORRHOIDS Rectadh itc ting 11] irritati F 1-1 ief, ask 1 or HEMOS VT: A purpose ointment.Insist on it. bôoks for business people L 4932 Sherbrooke W.Franco-Mariella Inc.working with people: Husband.Richard.The psychology of successful Irwin, Patrick H., Business planning - 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