The Westmount examiner, 4 juillet 1974, jeudi 4 juillet 1974

[" ea Peter Berlow New Democratic Party QT.H E \u201c Joseph Ranger Social Credit Mr.Tansey, whose nomination became known three weeks ago, failed to keep an appointment soon atter to be photographed and provide some biographical data.He declined to join in our weekly forum on election topics by candidates, carried on page 5, and did not respond to a subsequent call to his home\u2014until last evening after our normal deadline.He said he is 20 years old\u2014making him West- mount\u2019s youngest candidate\u2014and is a third-year history student at McGill University.He said he has been interested in the Marxist: Leninist philosophy for \u2018\u2019a few years.\u2018\u2019 His election activity has been contined to a raily in downtown Montreal with other candidates of his party and to making calls on individuals \u2018in Lower Westmount and the student ghetto in Milton-Park,\u2019\u201d at the extreme eastern edge of the constituency.Take your pick, Monday 9 am fo 8 pm: Charles Drury Liberal x Examiner.Making not just your house but ull of Westmount your home Westmount, P.Q., H3Z 2W6, Thursday, July 4, 1974 Vol.XLVI, No.27 On Tupper parking lot: Royal Bank computer home $11 million; Oc Six aldermen ; romp through July's agenda Westmount City Council held a quick, half-hour monthly statutory meeting Tuesday night, getting through 13 items of business in 25 minutes and spending five minutes making comments and receiving one from the audience.All of the aldermen were present, though the mayor was absent on what pro-mayor Donald MacCallum termed a \u2018well-deserved vacation.\u201d Nine spectators were scattered around the council room.Ald.J.L.Thom welcoméd Ald.Leeds Nelson back from his June vacation, crediting him with the Continued on page six 4 LC a 4 * a Rock \u2018n' run Someone threw a rock through the window of an occupied dwelling at 1031 Greene avenue on Monday, about 11 am.FOR THE WEATHER YOU WANT Consult; McG Travel e Company Limited eo 1373 [TITY JAN-1ST FATT ME 931-384 BIBLIOTHIQUE DE LA HOTEL DU GOVERNMENT LEGISLATURE, A 2 M1 1 MIRE July 5to 13 Haying continues this pleasant holiday week although showers are possible Friday and Saturday.Mornings are overcast or misty, but always clearing for noon.In the mountains this is frequently a time for steady light drizzle or wet valley mists many mornings, but skies clear for \u2018stifling hot afternoons and clear fireball sunsets.Mainly sunny, very hot and humid from middle of week with widely scattered heat thun- dersqualls.A stormy weekend follows with blustery winds and some thunder.together with funnel clouds or cloudburst rains and hailstones.- service sells McGregor tober start 15¢ NEW LOOK FROM ATWATER AVENUE: Where now stands Westmount\u2019s Tupper parking lot there should be, by February 1976, this $11,000,000 centre where The Royal Bank of Canada will process cheques, Chargex accounts and the bank\u2019s administrative information.This artist's impression, already subject to some changes in the windows and other details agreed by the bank and the city, looks southwest, Atwater avenue to the left with St.Stephen\u2019s Church at Dorchester boulevard in background, and Tupper street to the right.Work on the site is scheduled to start in October.The Royal Bank of Canada yesterday announced plans for its proposed $11 million building project on Tupper parking lot land bounded by Dorchester boulevard, Tupper street and Atwater avenue, purchased for the City of Westmount.The project, designed to house cheque and administrative processing facilities and the bank\u2019s eastern Chargex Continued on page 14 Kash kaput A man shopping in Alexis Nihon Plaza Tuesday afternoon paid for merchandise at the Klothes Korner, then put his wallet back in his pocket.Shortly afterward, about 4:45 pm, he reached in his pocket and found the wallet gone, Michael Meighen Progressive Conservative / Lawrence Tansey Marxist-Leninist 10 polling stations await Westmount The over 15,000 Westmounters eligible to vote in Monday's federal election will travel to 10 different polling stations in and around the city to vote for one of five candidates.A Dawson College professor, Peter Berlow, is running for the New Democratic Party; Westmount\u2019s incumbent MP and Treasury Board president, C.M.\u2018Bud\u2019 Drury, will try to regain his Liberal seat, while the Progressive Conservative Party's national president, lawyer Michael Meighen, offers the challenge for his party.A Point St.Charles resident, Joseph Ranger, is the Social Credit candidate, while a western Notre Dame de Grace man, Lawrence Tansey, carries the torch for the Marxist-Leninist party.Westmounters living in the east end of the city between Sherbrooke and St.Catherine streets (polls 67, 68 and 69) must go to the College de Montreal, 1931 Sherbrooke street west, to cast their ballots.All others will be voling inside- Westmount as follows (see map): St.Stephen*s Church, 4006 Dorchester boulevard, for polls 70-72 and 78; Temple Emanu-El, 4100 Sher- An easy-guide map, specially prepared to show Westmounters where to vote, appears on page 6.hi ssttaF brooke street, for polls 73 and 120-123; St.Leo's School, 360 Clarke avenue, for polls 74-77, 83-85 and 119; Westmount High School, 4350 St.Catherine street, for polls 79-82 and 86-89; Westmount Park School, 20 Academy road, for polls 90-96; Victoria Hall, 4626 Sherbrooke street, for polls 97-100 and 105- 110; Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue, 450 Kensington avenue, for polls 101-104 and 116-118; Roslyn School, 4699 Westmount avenue, for polls 111-115 and 126-129; and Miss Edgar's and Miss Cramp\u2019s School, 525 Mt.Pleasant avenue, for polls 124, 125 and 130.The contest is considered a re- Continued on page six Not so lucky.second time A 22-year-old man pleaded guilty in Westmount Municipal Court Friday to passing two fraudulent checks at the Bank of Nova Scotia\u2019s Greene avenue and Sherbrooke street branch.The man, who had passed a $382 check at the bank in May, was caught after cashing another one last Wednesday for $12.TODAY'S WORLD \u201cWake up, Lionel -you\u2019re missing everyone going to work.\u201d 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 4 1974 Office building sold to Liechtenstein firm Real estate transfers in Westmount during April were highlighted by a sale of over two million dollars for the luxury office building at 4115 Sherbrooke street west.The building, which went for more than twice 1ts Montreal Urban Community assessment, was sold by seven men and one corporation, Trizec Equities Ltd., to a Liechtenstein-based conglomerate, reportedly containing several Italian investors.They have hired a Montreal firm, Metrinvest Ltd., to manage the building.brought to over $3,500,000 the amount of money which changed The purchase marks the second occasion in the past year that a Westmount high-rise has been bought by a group having incorporation -papers in Liechtenstein.Last September, the huge apartment complex at 4300 de Maisonneuve boulevard was sold to a different group for $7,850,000.The $2,200,246.52 price tag on the Sherbrooke street building 31 Surrey gardens $115,000 hands for property in Westmount during April, as 20 transfers were registered with the sale price recorded.All over assessments All of the priced transfers were for more than their MUC assessments; the average markup over valuation hit 76 percent.When the office and apartment buildings are taken out of the average, the purely residential sales came to a still- staggering 61 percent average markup.A home at 31 Surrey Gardens sold for $115,000, representing the highest residential sale during the month, while 329 Victoria avenue and 66 Somerville avenue tied for the lowest-priced 45 Chesterfield 133.5 percent markup To the City of Westmount .Congratulations! on your 100th Anniversary.| We are proud to be a member i ° ° of the Westmount Business Community on the occasion of this Centennial.3 did, GSS SSS Crown Trust 4825 Sherbrooke Street West near Victoria Telephone 842-8366 \u201cServing Canadians for 77 years\u201d property at $25,000 each.Highest markup of the month was recorded in the sale of a small apartment house at 45 Chesterfield avenue for 133.5 percent over its MUC valuation.The lowest markup went in the sale of the office building at 4467 St.- Catherine street, some 8.4 percent above its assessment.April saw $106,950 worth of property around Westmount going for \u2018\u2018a dollar and other considerations\u2019 in four different sales, while four properties with a value of $132,050 were transferred to the estates of their deceased owners.The 28 transactions registered in April indicate a slight rise in volume from the 24 recorded in March, but are significantly below the 66 transfers in April last year, when the city\u2019s current real estate boom was just beginning.Residential markups at that time averaged just under 30 percent.- Details for April Details of Westmount\u2019s real estate transfers during April are as follows: 329 Victoria: from Mr.and Mrs.Maxwell S.Brand to Mr.and Mrs.4467 St.Catherine 8.4 percent markup SINCE 1916 OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.\u2018Rene Guitard, Manager 637-2308 _ 24 HOUR SERVICE po v3, GE | rr Re =: | JESS sr) 4115 Sherbrooke, $2,200,246 lan Mayer, sale price $25,000 (MUC valuation, $16,750}; 89 Hallowell: Miss Jeannette Corbeil to Arthur James S.D.Browne, $1 and other considerations ($13,450): Evans to Roger Gregoire and Hans Mandt, $44,000 ($27,950) ; 470 Victoria: Mrs.John Bernard Hume to Mrs.Hugh Campbell Hunting, $38,000 ($25,200); 9 Summit Circle: Nicolas Onassis to Mrs.Lazar (alias Larry) Kolodny, $128,000 ($85,200); 1094 Greene: Thomas Giblin to Mr.and Mrs.Paul Jurecka, $30,000 ($17,150) ; 497 Mountain: Mrs.Aubie E.Wolfe to Mr.and Mrs.Andrew - Charles Kovats, $80,000 ($59,400); 114 Blenheim: Eric Aho to Robert Alexander Bremner Duncan, $1 and cons.($15,500); and 809 Upper Belmont: Mrs.Helen J.Blakely and estate Malcolm Her- \u201cbert Blakely to \u2018Dr.Stanley Wohl, $105,000 $81,800).LAL Somerville - $25,000 709 Upper Roslyn: Estate of Mrs.Bernard Robert de Massy to Roger Duriez, $103,000 ($61,000); 12 Rosemount:' Mrs.Barbara Wein- stein to Mrs.Alexander Kenner, $94,000 ($83,800); 776 Upper Belmont: Mrs.Kenneth Gilchrist Perry to Kenneth Kouri, $1 and cons.($49,000); : 4216 Dorchester: Ludner Etienne to Ben Myers, $155,000 ($112,400); AN5 Sherbrooke: Robert and Jack cummings, Herbert Siblin, Jack \u2014Zittrer, Samuel S.and David Stein, Boris G.Levine and Trizec Equities Ltd.to Rimsko Anstalt (body politic), $2,200,246.52 ($1,089,650): 495 Claremont: Mrs.Joan Dunfon Irving to Mrs.Robert Lyon Slatkoff, $60,000 ($34,000); 12 Windsor: Leonard Kirsch to Mrs.Eigil Pedersen, $57,000 ($25,450); 10 Anwoth: Mr.and Mrs.Robert H.Seltmann Jr.to Robert Brabander, $65,500 ($31,500) ; 45 Chesterfield: Mrs.Human Moses Diamond to Mrs.Morrie Ruvinsky, $49,500 ($21,200); 66 Somerville: Mrs.George William Corby and Mrs.Daniel Cere to John Berezowsky, $25,000 ($17,500); 4447 St.Catherine: Mrs.Arthur Levin and Mrs.Manuel Gotlieb to Brian Berry Brown, $85,000 ($78,400); 329 Victoria $25,000 Buy, sell, steal 709 Victoria: Mrs.Bernadine Yaphe to Douglas Cohoon, $56,000 ($31,700); 31 Surrey Gardens: Estate Samuel Foster Tilden to Gaetan McLaughlin, $115,000 ($92,000) ; 29 Thornhill: Peter Cumyn to Mrs.Cumyn, $1 and cons.($29,000): 599 Victoria: Mrs.Claude Duval to Mrs.Marianne Clark, $47,500 ($32,000) ; A man allegedly answering a classified advertisement visited a woman on the fifth floor of 4300 de Maisonneuve boulevard at 8:13 Saturday morning.He didn\u2019t seem to like what he saw, so walked off with her purse and an electric razor instead.75-77 Bruce: Miss Caitherine Maye CANADA PERMANENT TRUST Complete Real Estate Facilities i 0 1 are available to you by calling - JOHAN DRAPER, FRI, Manager 4014 St.Catherine Street West 937-9291 SALES, PURCHASES, LEASING © Offices Across Canada © Transieree Plan e Mortgage Financing ° ° Residential, Commercial, ln Use Our Guaranteed Sales Plan 1f you are interested in a real estate career we would be glad to discuss it with you. oy WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmokers ESTABLISHED 1899 OHMAN°S -JEWELLERS a, 1 MAIN Lie U À UY Examiner July 4, 1974 - 3 66-4551 Thursday, VETERANS TAXI ASSN.r- where were they going?: \u2018The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire .Brigade during the past week.June 25 9:45 am: 3785 The Boulevard, water leak; June 26 Nil; June 27 12:48 pm: 3035 St.Antoine, sprinkler alarm ringing; 6:47 pm: below Bruce avenue, grass fire; 7:06 pm: No.2 fire station, false alarm; 7:21 pm: 250 Kensington, barbecue; 9:30 pm: Dorchester and- Clan- deboye, false alarm; June 28 9:10 am: Maisonneuve, fire paper basket; 9:44 am: 181 Metcalfe, grease fire; > 4:06 pm: Dorchester and Hallowell, service call; 4:57 pm: 3035 St.Antoine, sprinkler alarm sounding; June 29 9:09 am: 300 Grosvenor, low power in house; in waste June 30 1:57 pm: Selby and Greene, false alarm; July 1 8:06 pm: 344A Victoria, flood.FOR AIT: ® AND PLYWOOD on AND INDUSTRY +» @ coli @ + RUTHERFORDS 932-7161 a RUTHERFORD COMPANY LIMITED § 280 Levis Strect Melville and de Rush-hour drivers on de Maisonneuve boulevard through Westmount Friday afternoon found themselves confronted by a road block at Melville avenue, a surprise move by the city to retest the possible permanent closure of the by-way as it runs through Westmount Park.The street was closed at 3 pm Friday and will stay closed until further notice, the city public works department reported, to allow traffic to find the alternative routes it might use once the sector is closed permanently.The barriers probably will stay for \u201cseveral weeks,\u201d a public works spokesman told The Examiner.Warning signs Warning signs have been placed at Clarke, Redfern and Metcalfe avenues\u2014as well as at Melville\u2014to try to get drivers off of de Maisonneuve well before they arrive at the park.\u201cWe're trying to simulate the conditions which will arrive when it's permanently closed.\u201d the spokesman said.The new condition- on the boulevard is somewhat modified Letters go out to residents re.reroutings Letters will be going out shortly to residents of Lansdowne avenue and de Maisonneuve boulevard warning them of the changes to be wrought by closure of the west end of St.Catherine street for Metro construction, scheduled this month.Specially affected will be the MUCTC bus routes; those normally travelling east on St.Catherine will be moved to Sherbrooke street and Lans- downe avenue, while those which normally travel west on St.Catherine will go north on Lansdowne and west on de Maisonneuve boulevard.Affected are the 103, 104 and 124 (northbound) buses.Parking and stopping will be prohibited on de Maisonneuve.Ald.William Wood, who announced issuance of the letters at city council Tuesday night, said the alternate routes were the closest officials could come to providing the normal service.Buses could not travel east on de Maisonneuve, which is to become two-way, sihce they would have extreme difficulty turning south onto Lansdowne to assume their normal routes.Anthony's VARIETY STORE Post Office Greeting Cards - Etc.Open 8 am to 9 pm (Sundays: 11am to 6 pm) 4500 St.Catherine St.W.(Cor.Abbott) | de Mais.closed at park by the closure of the street at Wood avenue for Metro construction making the westbound- only traffic lighter than normal.The reason for the present test is to examine the situation with both roadblocks in place.Both the de Leuw-Cather traffic survey and HABITATS, which originally proposed the permanent closing of de Maison- neuve, have suggested that the street be closed at both Wood and Melville avenues.Final closing of de Maison- -Hitcher robbed A young man stuck his thumb out to hitch a ride at Victoria avenue and Sherbrooke street at 11 pm last Thursday evening in the midst of the city-wide one-day bus strike.He was picked up by a car carrying four boys, who started driving east through the city.While driving, the boys relieved him of his wallet containing $2 cash, and of his jacket, worth some $30, then lét him off at Wood avenue and de Maisonneuve boulevard.Next day an 18-year-old and a 16-year-old were arrested by Westmount Police.The adult was released on a promise to appear in Westmount Municipal Court on Wednesday: .the juvenile will answer charges in Montreal Social Welfare Court.WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.neuve through Westmount Park has been delayed pending completion of Metro construction at both ends of Westmount, expected to be completed some two years hence.Incinerator shuts early for repairs Normal summertime maintenance and repair work on the city's incinerator in the corporation yards had to be speeded up by three days this week so crews could repair a broken section of the furnace refractory.The incinerator was closed yesterday and will remain out of operation until early next week\u2014 probably Tuesday-\u2014so public works men can get inside the huge fire box.They will be working right through the weekend, since the maintenance operation was scheduled to have taken place then.In the meantime, garbage is being trucked to a landfill in Chateauguay, where it will cost the city $8 a load plus the extra mileage to have the city\u2019s refuse dumped.* The public works department regrets that newspapers it will pick up today and tomorrow as part of its normal first-of-the- month collection will be dumped along with the garbage.These are generally separated from the other garbage at the incinerator, then shipped to Canada Pulp and Paper Corp.for recycling.Citizens are still urged to follow the practice of separating and bundling newspapers for future pick-ups.A The following building permits were issued at city hall during the past week: June 25 426 Prince Albert: for C.K.Gehring by Thomas and Dilworth, repairs to rear gallery, $800; 253 Melville: for Trust General du Canada by Robert Plumbing and Heating, to install new gas hot water tank, $100; June 27 4781 St.Catherine: for Atlas Construction Co.hy selves, demolition of building: June 28 807 Upper Lansdowne: for Dr, Michel Emond by Marcil Panneton, repairs to dwelling, $2,000; 17 de Casson: for L.Darragh by O.Miron Ltee., to install a new gas furnace, $1,400; 710 Upper Roslyn: for .' Mason by John A.Hi yalyte, alterations to dwelling, $6,000; 4309 Montrose: for FE.B.Newcombe by Mrazik General Contracting, alterations to bedroom on third floor, $800.Slate Roof Specialists Consult Lovell\u2018\u2019s Home Directory for other services\u2014p.123 JUL BO CONSTRUCTION LTD.697-2142 \u2018|, FOR SALE Royal Trust THE SIGN THAT SELLS\" Mr.John Aird Mrs.Jane Allan Mrs.Catherine Barton Mr.Douglas W.Baxter Mrs.Nora Bernier Mrs.Joyce Cabott Mrs.Joan Colby Mrs.Marion Duclos Mrs.Margaret Evans Mr.Craig Groves Mrs.Sally Hallows Mrs.Valerie Kyle Mrs.Barbara Ferguson Mrs.Josephine Lantier James R.Quinlan, B.Comm.F.R.I.Manager our expert staff: Buying or Selling for residential real estate MONTREAL'S LARGEST REALTOR To serve you better we will stay open until 7 p.m.Monday to Friday, Saturday morning 9 a.m.to 12 noon.Drop in and visit us.Contact with confidence, in confidence 933-9184 Mrs.Ruth Mary Lewis 932-6257 487-4791 Mrs.Claudette Limoges 481-5907 481-9157 Miss M.Loofbourow 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years $12.25, 3 years, $17.50.Fifteen cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Community Newspapers Association, 'ebec Community Newspapers Association.Second class mail registration number 1760 4 - Thursday, July 4, 1974 CCNA 4 VERIFIED CIRCULATION PAIO We Say A tyrannical edict A WEEK has passed since Mr.Choquette, the minister of justice, blandly told the national assembly that.all the municipalities of the Island of Montreal will have to share the City of Montreal's police costs for the Olympic games.There is a strange silence in return from the gouged suburbs whose ratepayers, in the end, will pick up the tab for Montreal Mayor Drapeau\u2019s near-personal adventure in grandeur\u2014on top of their shares of already grossly swollen \u2018\u2018ordinary\u2019\u2019 MUC police costs and on top of the federal and provincial expenditures on the Olympies which they ultimately will shoulder as taxpayers of those jurisdictions.The Conference of Suburban Mayors is silent.So are all the individual mayors.The matter was not even mentioned at Tuesday evening's city council meeting of Westmount, which is one of the cities with a clearly stated position in the matter from the beginning.It could be that Montreal's MUC \u2018\u2018partners\u201d are still dumbfounded by Mr.Choquette\u2019s imperious, care-less attitude, to say nothing of Quebec\u2019s longstanding policy of running scared of the mayor of Montreal.It certainly is typical of the Choquette attitude toward all but Montreal\u2019s local government, which is disdain and contempt.It would not occur to him to consult; rather, he has expressed it as his own view, highly suspect, that it would be \u2018impossible\u2019 to assess direct to the City of Montreal the additional costs of securing the Olympics.- While Mr.Choquette has made, by adroit legislation, all police matters in the province his own department's preserve, it is quite clear that this also is a matter of municipal affairs\u2014very serious municipal affairs.One is tempted to ask, as kindly as possible, where has the minister of that department, Westmount\u2019s Dr.Goldbloom, been while his colleague has been further decreeing taxation without representation for 28 Montreal area municipalities?The sick joke, or oft-repeated lie, of Mr.Drapeau that the Olympics *\u2018will not cost the taxpayer a cent\u201d takes on sinister mockery with the latest Choquette edict.Arbitrary use of authority.Our dictionary calls that \u2018\u2018tyranny.\u201d Jaded but not indifferent JADED, even jaundiced, must be the electorate as Monday's federal general election approaches.- Westmount's voters, from observations and comments, appear to be no exception.It was a campaign begun without enthusiasm, except perhaps for the perennial enthusiasts who\u2014 thankfully, for the system-\u2014cheerfully flock around \u2018their respective party organizations and do the work.And the leading candidates who, by offering themselves, are the personifications of democracy\u2019s way to popular government, It is an unpopular election nonetheless.Whatéver shades of interpretation may have been given the need for it by government and opposition alike, to the ordinary citizen it has borne the stamp of one gang, or perhaps two, wanting \u2018another gang out and, for themselves, to take over.Little has been said by any of the party leaders or their candidates hereabouts to alter that summation.The only issue of any substance, inflation, finds the country with a standoff between the positions of the three principal party leaders.Mr.Trudeau would continue to manage, as best he can, the effects of world-wide inflation; Mr.Stanfield would apply wage and price controls; Mr.Lewis merely condemns corporate profits.And we detect no ground swell favoring any.All stands suggest government tinkering with the economy, none of which is popular.Hence no expectations of a significant movement of voters\u2019 choices on Monday.It is a favorite ploy of newspapers wishing to preserve non-partisan positions to call merely, on the eve of an election, for citizens to exercise their franchise.Yet it is a worthwhile position, and we once again embrace it for particularly good - reason.Not only is the electorate apathetic; the voting is ill-timed when thoughts are more on vacations than on weighty matters.There is more danger than ever that voters will not show up at the polling plages.It is one thing to be jaded; it is another to be indifferent.The present parliamentary balance is so close that individual votes become highly significant; those not cast well may determine what political theory is to prevail in Ottawa for some time to come, simply by default.As to the outcome, nostication to others.But we do express a hope: that the next parliament perpetuate the chief virtue of the last by being a good warking one, we leave prog- - .OR Front-page editorial is viewed as \u2018the call\u2019 Sir: The front page editorial in the June 27 issue of The Westmount Examiner was both timely and politically astute.Indeed, 1 salute The Examiner for its positive view and for the decisive editorial position on the Hon.Kevin Drummond.A new political party founded on the principles set forth could, indeed, herald a new era for Quebec: a period of economic flourish, political stability and cultural advance.I, for one, am prepared to contribute resources, time and energy to the creation of such a political entity.The question is: who will co-ordinate the emergence of this new party?Are there enough who will assume a positive role so that a fresh, democratic, free enterprise force may be born?Last week's editorial was the *\u2018call.\u201d\u201d We must now await the response.Allen E.Nutik \u2018 P.O.Box 397 WESTMOUNT H3Z 2T5 A late-budding issue in this general election Sir: Having heard that there may be a small hole remaining in your editorial page this week, due to holidays, vacations, elections and other distractions from writing, I hasten to fill the gap.It occurs to me that during the exciting and inspiring federal contest for House of Commons seats there has been one omission in the many topics taken up by the various candidates.I refer to the weather.1 offer it as my view that under the present Liberal regime in Ottawa, there has been a marked deterioration in the weather.I am sure many of your readers can testify to this and can cite many instances of disappointment suffered under this government.As I write, only the excessive humidity suggests a July day.In short it is raining, and I say that the party of the day should be held to account.I know all the standard replies bound to come to this charge.Mr.Drury, speaking for the cabinet in such matters, will say that there is a contract signed with the meteorologists giging them full jurisdiction over the weather, and the government can do nothing.Mr.Stanfield is likely to respond that, if elected, he will apply immediate controls, to be kept on until the situation rights itself, And Mr.Lewis, in righteous indignation, would declare that it is just retribution for the resort operators, for making excessive profits.In one constructive move, he would nationalize all privately employed weather forecasters, including your Capt.Neal\u2014a constant embarrassment to those employed in the public sector.Who, sir, should I vote for?Offyce Buoy 4630 St.Catherine street west, WESTMOUNT H3Z 2Wé our M.P.Q.Mon.Kevin Drummond says.votre Thirty-five Years Ago July 6, 1939 \u201cBreaking of the ground for the new community house of the Temple Emanu- El was celebrated at a simple ceremony on Tuesday night, when C.N.Sommer, honorary trustee, turned the first sod and a prayer of consecration was offered by Rabbi Harry J.Stearn.Sidney Isaacs, president of -the building committee, presided over the assembly and also made a short address.The community house will house a religious school and the College of Jewish Studies.\u201d .Twenty-five Years Ago July 8, 1949 \u201cAfter a four-hour interview in West- chester county jail, N.Y., three police officers from the Island of Montreal, including Chief Robert -Byford of West- mount, finally got Gerard Dennis, otherwise kirown as \u2018Raffles\u2019 and \u2018the hooded bandit,\u2019 to admit 12 burglaries in this district\u2014seven in Westmount, three in Montreal and two in Qutremont.It is not known when the alleged bandit will be brought back to Canada to stand trial.\u201d Fifteen Years Ago July 3, 1959 \u201cThe carnival atmosphere prevailed in Westmount last week, as an estimated 20,000 attended the Westmount Rotary Carnival at the artificial ice rink.The five- day project involved all the members of the Westmount Rotary Club, 65 of them manning the 30 booths which lined the ice rink, plus nearly 200 sons and daughters lending a helping hand.Main purpose of the fund-raising carnival was a home for elderly people, Prospect House.\u201d Five Years Ago July 3, 1969 \u201cThe Roslyn School French immersion program has completed its first year with \u2018flying colors,\u201d according to Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal authorities.Begun last September, the main thrust of the \u2018total immersion\u2019 program has been at the Kindergarten and Grade I levels.The entire Kindergarten year, involving about 110 pupils, has been conducted in French and the extent to which the children have understood their new language varies.\u201d ~ closely balanced, government and opposition alike constantly on their toes, doing their job of legislating by consensus.Recent history has given us instances, both grit and tory, of the ill-effects of over- powerful majority governments.Quebecers have just such a horrible example provincially and this is no time for that kind of rule in Ottawa.End this contemptible charade A WHOLE school year has run its course, classes have ended, studepts have graduated, pupils and teachers alike have gone on holiday.And where the militant, head-strong Montreal Teachers\u2019 Association has held sway, as at Westmount High School, that entire year has been blighted by the withholding of extra-curricular activities.There is no evidence whatsoever that the MTA's boycott of the kids\u2019 right to weli- \u201c rounded school life has had any influence whatsoever on the negotiated settlement _of the teacher classification issue.Perhaps the MTA still plans to resist the settlement negotiated by its parent, the Provincial Association of Protestant Teachers.Nonetheless, can conscientious teachers go off on summer travels, to resorts or to summer schools without telling the communities they are paid to serve that, come September, this contemptible charade will be ended? e July 8 Countdown: \\ 7 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 4, 1974 - 5 Westmount candidates\u2019 stands C.M.DRURY Liberal Since representing the constituency of Westmount I have had an opportunity to communicate in a regular way with my constituents.However, election time provides an opportunity to meet with the electors on a different basis.It provides me with an opportunity to gain new insights to the problems of the constituency of Westmount.: At the outset of this campaign I said that the issue facing Canadians was leadership.My meetings with thousands of electors at the numerous meetings and parties that 1 have been attending during this campaign have reinforced my contention that the issue is indeed leadership.The problems change but the issue is always leadership and Pierre Elliot Trudeau and the Liberal team provide the kind of leadership that has enabled us to see solutions to the problems that we face and make them work for Canadians.Kept costs down In the area of campaign management I have sought to run this campaign under the budgetary limits established .by the Election Expenses Act and the results have been gratifying.I think that every candidate, regardless of party affiliation, should set an objective of running a campaign on a limited budget.The strength of our democratic system comes from the participation of the electors in the election campaign process.Votes cannot be bought.In closing T would like to extend my \u201cthanks to the volunteers that have worked so hard for the re-election of the Liberal government and I would also like to thank those electors who have taken the time and But no key Someone tried to tamper with What | have learned from this campaign trouble to meet with me and discuss their problems.I trust that all of you will take the opportunity on July 8 to exercise your franchise and vote.PETER BERLOW New Democratic The past five weeks have given me, as a political neophyte, a total immersion course in the Canadian electoral system.After personally visiting more than 5,000 homes, I have gained some appreciation of the diverse problems faced by the people of Westmount.In each area, I found elderly people who cannot make ends meet on the pittance we call an old-age pension.Particularly hard hit by rising costs of food and housing, they are appreciative of the New Democratic program to increase pensions by $90 per month.However, they have been ignored and forgotten for so long; they have difficulty believing that any party really cares about them.People with families are most concerned about the inflationary spiral, and where it will lead.They are upset by growing polarization between language groups, and by an increasing number of strikes.Many of the young people 1 megt turn towards the N.D.P.because of its concern over social issues.They also see the high level of unemployment, and lack of economic planning, as personal concerns.Voters see a Hobson's choice Many voters see this election as a Hobson's choice of half-truths and half- measures from the two major parties.They seek a government that can unite the sectors of our society to achieve cooperation, in the face of common problems.Thus, 1 feel that a minority government is the most appropriate result at this time, because it can react to the needs of diverse groups, and help to reduce bureaucratic arrogance.The N.D.P., holding the balance of power, will be able to exercise some control over the relentless growth of corporate profits, and resultant price increases.Finally, 1 have learned that the most urgent need is for greater public involvement in federal decision-making, and especially in long-range planning of the Canadian economy.The N.D.P.itself is structured to maximize participatory democracy and citizen involvement.N.D.P.members of parliament consistently push for government accountability and responsiveness.We believe that people matter more, and should be masters of their own destiny,.and of Canada\u2019s future.MICHAEL MEIGHEN Progressive Conservative The many constituents 1 have met in the past few weeks are concerned with the lack of humanity which increasingly pervades their lives.They are concerned that urban growth proceeds unchecked and unregulated with disastrous environmental and social consequences.The Crescent and Bishop streets area and the Greene avenue area are in danger of becoming concrete jungles.My party will establish a planning secretarial composed of personnel from all three levels of government to conduct public hearings when the quality of urban living is so threatened.People are concerned with a 12 percent annual increase in the cost of living, caused by extravagant government spending, spiralling interest rates and a swollen money supply.Yet the government\u2019s budget estimates a spending increase of 26 percent led by Mr.Drury\u2019s Treasury Board which anticipates a 201 percent increase.The civil service has increased from 230,000 to 333,000 in five years.And while our air and postal services were nonexistent and with inflation at a record level, the Liberal government was debating a bill to control football! Needy old age pensioners are justifiably concerned that their benefits are inadequate to cope with this vicious cycle.We will change this offensive trend by terminating this bureaucratic nightmare; by limiting government expenditures and borrowings; by controlling expansion in the money supply, and by lowering the age of eligibility for old age pensions and guaranteed income supplements.Concerned with Bill 22 All constituents are concerned with Bill 22.No Quebecer, particularly a federal candidate, can afford to be insensitive to this issue which constitutes a serious threat to personal liberties and cultural rights.The Quebec Liberal government proposes to reduce the right to English language education to bureaucratic privilege\u2014a totally unnecessary and dangerous policy.The PC Party is strongly in favor of promoting bilingualism throughout Canada.But it may be obliged to take whatever steps are possible\u2014whether through the courts or by remedial legislation\u2014to preserve the spirit of democracy which is inherent in our present system.This campaign has shown me that the gap between what constituents want from their government and what they are getting has never been wider.It is my pledge to narrow this gap so that the aspirations of our citizens can once again be realized through the political process.ROSES TEE NE ES ASE RES AE EE rs Firemen answer alarm (false) at own station the ignition lock of a car parked in a garage at 445 Mt.Stephen avenue between 11 am and 6 pm Friday.Both the garage door and the car door had been left unlocked.Were thankful for The friends we've made Who've come to us ) , For plumbing aid { F 4 | | JOHN WATSON (Quebec) Limited a W.Hartley Barber, President PLUMBING & HEATING } CONTRACTORS î DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service & Quotations on request 368 VICTORIA AVE.; ?487-1760 nnn nnn A newly-installed fire alarm box at Westmount's No.2 fire station sounded off last Thursday evening, bringing firemen scurrying back from a small , - grass fire they had just doused at the south end of Bruce avenue.The men\u2014joined by trucks from No.1 station on Stanton street\u2014 arrived just after the 7:06 pm alarm went off, but found no one who might have activated the system.51 bicycles stolen in June Fifty-one bicycles were reported stolen in Westmount during June, bringing from Westmount Police a stern reminder to bike-owners to keep their bikes securely locked\u2014 preferably with a strong chain\u2014 when left outside during the day.At night and at home, the bikes should be inside the owner's house\u2014even during the day.The stolen bikes, which in- ) cluded one valued at $425, had a total value of $7,483.80, of which three with a value of $160 were recovered during the month.Seven of those stolen were ) motorized bikes.The 51 stolen last month showed a marked increase in bike thefts from the 36 reported + missing in May, with a total value of $4,009.51.Only one bike has been reported stolen so far during July.The new box, which has been in place for the past.two months, was installed specifically to aid those who rushed to the station to notify the department of a fire.Since all telephone calls go Office and Industry EX through No.1 station, where a man is on duty at all times, someone arriving at the Victoria avenue building may find nobody immediately on hand if the trucks are answering another fire call, LE J Whatever the job ©.i doing in-service inspection or the men are training.The box is located at the foot of the station's north tower, facing Victoria avenue at The Boulevard.be itits\u2019cleaning 0 6 Examiner, July Thursday, The Westmount Published by the Campaign Committee for Hon.C.M.Drury; official agent, Robert Cowling 4, 1974 Where Westmount residents vote Belmont avenue \u2014\u2014 Cote St.Antoine road \\ Lansdowne avenue Victoria Hall de Maisonneuve boulevard Westmount Park School CPR tr acy, Continued from page one match between Messrs.Drury and Meighen, who between them took 86.5 percent of the vote in October 1972, as Mr.Drury won by a margin of over 12,000 votes.While Mr.Meighen is expected to improve that margin on Monday, the elettion is not expected to draw many citizens back from summer holidays.Last time there was a turnout of just under 70 percent, while the June 1968 election saw 75 percent of the electorate at the polls.Polling stations will be open from 9 am.to 8 pm.0% COMMISSION IMPOSSIBLE?LET US SHOW YOU HOW with CANADA PERMANENT TRUST 2 We are looking for .ambitious men and women WITH or WITHOUT experience wishing to make above average income.J i and many more.We offer professional training, guaranteed sales plan, first mortgages up to 95 percent, commission up to 70 percent, drawing accounts YOU CAN START THAT CAREER NOW BY CALLING: P.Jennewein 735-2761 663-7005 Roslyn School Westmount avenue Belmont Cr.Oakland avenue .crescent $ 57 Obs, ©, Miss Edgar's and \u2019 Miss Cramp's School Aberdeen * Carleton avenue Clarke avenue Shaar Hashomayim Thornhill Argyle avenue Sherbrooke Metcalte avenue Westmount High School treet Laine St.Leo's School Montrose Mountain avenue Temple Emanu-El Grove Park 5 ers, rans College de Montreal Greene avenue Saint Catherine Bruce The Federal Constituency of Westmount extends from Park avenue on the east to Melrose avenue in the West.For Monday\u2019s general election, the City of Westmount portion of the riding has 10 polling locations, identified in larger type on the above map prepared specially for Examiner readers by staffers Andy Dodge and ivor Black.Persons residing within the street boundaries indicated in smaller type will find their polls at the places mentioned, each station housing several number polls.The unmarked outer limits of the map are the boundaries of the City of Westmount.Musical ride tickets gone Tickets for the RCMP Musical Ride and Royal 22nd Regiment concert have all been distributed as of Tuesday, City Manager Norman Dawe reported to city council Tuesday evening.The event, scheduled as one of the highlights of the summer\u2019s centennial activities, will take place Wednesday, July 17, at the Westmount Athletic Grounds behind Westmount High School.a.\u201c 5331A Sherbrooke ! w.Aldermen.Continued from page one hard work he had put in preparing the month\u2019s centennial events\u2014then going out of Westmount while others were \u201cenjoying the fruits of the centennial.\u201d The only audience comment came from Fred Leclaire, who spoke about a report from Ald.Charles Aspler that 52 applications were now being considered for the 31 apartments still available in the Hillside public housing project.The difference\u2014 21\u2014was a \u2018\u2018very convenient figure,\u201d Mr.Leclaire suggested in a veiled reference to council\u2019s withdrawal of support for renovation of 21 housing units on Greene avenue.No mid-month July council meeting is planned.ININI [E25 4508 St.Catherine St.W.933-1935 © 0 D) § Taxi miscues, bars VW's path; driver injured A left-turning taxi cut off a restaurant delivery car at the corner of Dorchester boulevard and Atwater avenue Sunday afternoon, causing multiple injuries for the delivery car driver.Efthimios Efstratondakis, 28, of Montreal, suffered head lacerations, chest injuries and a cut leg as his 1974 Volkswagen, The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 4, 1974 I'm voting Meighen LE 66) think Michaël Meighen is a first class individual.There are very few people ot his ability that are willing to serve their country and he should Aor Rn rain.Two patrols promptly wrap case Westmount constables spotted five boys at Clandeboye avenue and Prospect street at about 2:15 pm Friday and stopped to question them.The boys started to run, ridding themselves of a ~brown leather shoulder bag and a brown leather briefcase in the process.: Police gave chase along the _adjoining CPR tracks, finally catching two whom they detained for questioning.Meanwhile, another patrol car received notification that some juveniles had been seen shoplifting a shoulder bag and briefcase from Patterson\u2019s Luggage Company, 4190 St.Catherine street, and were in the process of taking the report as the boys were being caught.The two young suspects, EASTERN TOWNSHIPS WE-GOOFED: Last week we wrongly identified the buildingon the occurred; Mr.Mikailou was right as 1350-52 Greene avenue when, in fact, it was its next-door headed west, attempting to turn neighbor, on the left\u2014which was March\u2019s highest-priced transfer\u2014 south onto Atwater.at $75,000.Our apologies to all concerned and stern warnings to our photographer about wiping his bifocals when taking pictures in the the Reddy Memorial Hospital by released.be encouraged to do so.He is certainly highly regarded in the party now, in that he's been elected President of the party for Canada.59 \u2019 Gavin Ross inWestmount Riding : Published by the Progressive Conservative Association of Westmount, A Westmount Police; he was 1165 Greene Ave.Westmount.Que._\u2014_\\ A released after treatment._\u2014 ister Repair NAME IT| (WE DO IT Jul-Bo Construction Lid.697-2142 property of St.Urbain Barbecue, ran into the side of a 1972 Chevrolet taxi driven by Toure Mikaiou, 31, of Montreal.Mr.Efstratondakis was headed east on Dorchester when the mishap The injury victim was taken to brought into the store later; 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Rae ~° HG 23 LEE PTE A YT CSV a eh A NL NC NEW & ANTIQUE = ORIENTAL RUGS BOUGHT & SOLD EXPFRT APPPAISALS WALL TO WALL SPECIALISTS Cleaning & Repairing of Fine Oriental Rugs 4201 ST.CATHERINE W._932-4277 PA EE) CET gras rune MOI TT SITE NT UE 83 EE ET Te CTR FTES I OS FENTE Fes ow EE [2 pier oy Oy Lael BRE \u201ci, Jeanine Beaubien 7 WEIR Boon [aoe Retired Anaesthesiologist Dr.Harold Griffith, 4998 de Maisonneuve boulevard, was one of four Westmount residents to be honored Friday by being named to the Order of Canada by Governor-General Jules Leger.Dr.Griffith was named an officer, second-highest rank in the three-tiered order.Mrs.Jeanine Beaubien, 50 Oakland avenue, Alan Mills, 428 Clarke avenue, and A.Hollis Marden, 22 Renfrew avenue, were appointed members of the order.Dr.Griffith, whose father helped found the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, pioneered the use of curare, a South American arrow poison which has now become a I'm voting Meighen Gé The main thing, he understands that people now want to speak to their Member of Parliament and | think he made it very clear that he will be available.It's time there was a change, and | think Robert Stanfield does have the men behind him that can create that change.59 Michael Hallows © inWestmount Riding Published by the Progressive Conservative Association of Westmount, 4 1165 Greene Ave., Westmount, Que.Thursday, July 4, al Alan Mills commonly-used adjunct With other anaesthetic agents, in 1942.He was anaesthetist-in-chief and medical director of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, spending 42 years there.During much of that time he doubled as a professor of anaesthesiology at McGill University.He was first I.U DETTE DR 1974 Men's shoes Women's shoes John Smithers & Sons Reg'd.\u201cFootwear for the entire family\u201d JULY SALE 0% off Children\u2019s shoes (near Greene Ave.) Buster Brown Savage Hartt & Gold Bond Wallabees MacFarlane - Lefaivre Hush Puppies Naturalizer Clarks 4213 St.Catherine West 933-3454 Established 1890 @ HITACHI HI-FI - Cassette Ap- Radio - T.V.- recorders Massagers pliances Fans Washing Machines & Dryers - Air Conditioners - Novelty Gift items imported from Poland and around the world.Also Repairs and Service.Special prices from N.D.6.RADIO TV 4920 Sherbrooke St.W.486-9598 president of the Canadian Anaesthetists\u2019 Society, established during the 1940s, and is founder-president of the World Federation of Societies of Anaesthesiologists, an organization created in the mid- 1950s.: Founded La Poudriere Mrs.Beaubien founded La Poudriere Theatre on St.Helen\u2019s island in 1958.As artistic director, some-time play director, actress and translator, for the theatre, she has built the small theatre into one of the most highly-acclaimed playhouses in the Montreal area.Mrs.Beaubien was the first Canadian woman to receive a fellowship from the Royal Society of Arts.In 1966, she was invested Dame of A Hollis Marden Order of Canada honors for four Westmounters Dr.Harold Griffith the Military and Hospitaller Order of Saint-Lazarus of Jerusalem and was one of the 17 board members of the National Design Council, 1967-69.Bishop's University has awarded her the degree of Doctor of Civil Law, honoris causa.Alan Mills is nationally known as a singer of folk songs, both as broadcaster and recording artist.He has gleaned many little known songs from various parts of Canada, assuring their perpetuation.Mr.Marden long has had an active interest in the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, of which he is former chairman, and in the Mackay School for Deaf and Crippled Children of which he still is a driving force.For both institutions he has headed up extensive and successful capital campaigns.the The FUNWAY FABRIC SHOP I You have neither the time nor conventional way.YOU'LL ENJOY STRETCH & SEW.Take the \u201cFUNWAY* sewing course in six 2-hour lessons.We will teach you how to make a complete wardrobe.New Classes Starting July 10th, 7:30 pm Wednesday, July 3rd - 7.30 P.M.ATTENTION TEENAGERS! 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HURRY! CLOSING SALE ENDS JULY 10TH Entire Collection at reduced prices Pauline Mullins Antiques 4908 Sherbrooke St.W.482-6882 \\- 488-5829 CEE 4170 DECARIE BLVD.Montreal, Make your reservation now for the ultimate in\u2019 dog grooming and boarding 488-6279 RL di AT WHO KNOW ABOUT DOGS.LJ | REAL ESTATE FOR RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE, IN CONFIDENCE, WITH CONFIDENCE Roval Trust THE SON THAT SEULS Res.: 931-6571 \\.Royal Trust Company = Please contact - Sally Hallows Specializing in the West End Off : 932-2936 _ Carol Stoddart, 23 Arlington avenue, who comprise the telephone committee.Rhea Vatou, a worker at the Family Service Association, has been named a member-at-large of the committee and will offer professional advice.No director yet A director has not yet been named to run the project, but the YMCA has offered to provide two student assistants who will be working there during the day.While the program is still in the early stages of development, members are laying out I'm voting Meighen 66) think he relates to people and the problems of this riding.| think we've seen enough of the a Ç Liberals and what they've done to the country or have not done for the country, and we are all very sick and numerous activities for their Hr Michael Meighe youngsters, including arts and is going to win the \" crafts, creative play and, perhaps, field trips around Westmount riding.93 Westmount.Parents will be Sass Williams urged to participate at every .Co level of the program; one of the in Westmount Riding concurrent goals of the effort is to form a social bond among single and otherwise isolated parents.Published by the Progressive Conservative Association of Westmount, The program will be restricted, 1185 Greeno Ave.Westmount, Que.at least initially, to children in grades 1 through 6 at Westmount Park School.A small fee | probably will be required.Back to homes A small zoning change is expected to be approved by city council at a future meeting, affecting two addresses on The Boulevard to allow for a resub- division of property and construction of more houses.Notice of motion was given by Put a SINCE 1927 Dry Cleaning Repairs & Alterations 2 hrs.Dry Cleaning, No St.Extra Charge Free Pickup & Delivery Suits Sponged & Pg 9.Shirts TPL Polyethy DRAPES CLEANED ot?gor 51 us .Catherine St.W.§ etcalte red in a Ald.Charles Aspler Tuesday night, affecting the \u2018\u2018Thompson House,\" 3219-3219A The a Free Mildew-Odor-M Proofing on Ev in Extra i 1 Westmount ANERS \u2019 935-2000 £5 Your § 933-5434 BETTER Boulevard.The building was | zoned for a school several years.4 back to allow for the Michael Provost Institute; now it will Western Valet $ CLOTHES\" ervice | once more become residential.aa To see the idea behind Root, take a side- view look at the shoe, Instead of a heel to lift you up and tilt you forward, you'll find a one-pirce base to plant you firmly in touch with Mother Earth.Roots, vou see, work very much like roots.And if you take a side-view look at the human foot, vou'il sce why they work as well as they do.Your heel is the lowest part of your foot, so in Roots it sits in the lowest part of your shoe.\u2014% Suddenly you stand straighter as additional muscles in the back of your legs and the small of your back spring to life 10 help hold you up and move you around.Now consider that recess in your sole called the arch.If you spend a good deal of time on your feet, unsupported arches can sag and may fall cut of shape altogether.(This is why in those pre cruiser days a policeman was known as a flatfoot.) To help prevent your arches from falling, Roots are contoured to support them.There's a smaller recess between the balls of your feet which Roots will take care of as well.2065 Bishop (ar de Maisonneuve) City feet need Roots.Near the front, you'll notice the sole i curved like a rocker.In normal walking, your weight lands first on your heel, shifts along the outer side of your foot, then diagonally across to your hig toe which springs you off on your next step.The rocker idea simply makes that transfer of weight a little easier, which makes each step a little less tiring.All told, Roots bring a good, natural feeling to man's somewhat un-natural custom of treading hard floors and city sidewaiks.Roots are designed and made in Canada; and at the heart of our production are two generations of cobblers (a father and three sons) who cling to the premise that good quality footwear must still be made largely by hand.The way we feel about making Roots has a lot to do with the way you'll feel wearing them. 10 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July \u201c4, 1974 Hillside project completion set at 99.9 percent The Hillside public housing project is now 99.9 percent ready for occupancy, with only one building\u2014unit no.6\u2014undergoing final touch-ups, Ald.Charles Aspler reported to city council Retires early City council approved the early retirement of public works employee R.G.Laurienzo at full pension Tuesday night, allowing him to leave staff at age 64.Mr.Laurienzo, who works at the city incinerator, dition.ATTEND Aa) Nl Vo has a heart con- Tuesday night.The other six buildings, units 1, 2, 3, 4,5 and 7, \u201chave been accepted as substantially complete,\u201d he said, meaning they are completely habitable.Landscaping is now 60 percent finished, the planning and redevelopment commissioner went on, having been slowed somewhat by the recent construction workers\u2019 strike.Fences, shrubbery and trees are in the process of being implanted, the grounds should be grassed soon.Of 52 applications the West- mount Housing Bureau has received to fill the 31 still-vacant units, 33 have been considered and officials will soon be ready to assign the units.Applications are from needy Westmount residents not involved in government expropriation for the Trans- Canada Highway, victims of which have already been settled.Ventilated The vent window of an auto parked outside 4855 St.Catherine street west was broken open between Friday and Sunday.Nothing was reported stolen from the vehicle.CHURCH SERVICES AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE ANGLICAN ANGLICAN ANGLICAN CHURCH OF ST.STEPHEN'S ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 THE ADVENT DORCHESTER and ATWATER Cote St.Antoine Road rner 00d an Lt.Col.The Rev'd.George B.Fee at Church Hill Maisonneuve, Westmount The Rev\u2018d Eric Dungan, M.A.TRINITY IV 9:30 a.m.The Sung Eucharist (Nursery facilities) Wednesday 9:30 a.m.Holy Eucharist Organist and Director of Music: JULY 7 10:30 am Morning Prayer Eustace Tait, A.R.C.C.O.Organist and Choir Direct.Archdeaçon J.N.Doidge' The Rev\u2018d.F.H.K.Greer TRINITY IV (Summer Schedule) 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 11:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist Sermon: Canon M, Peaston * Michael Prescesky WELCOME TOALL BAPTIST UNITED WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH _ DOMINION Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue DOUGLAS Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Westmount Boulevard and \u2018Lansdowne avenue 11:00 am 7:30 pm Rev.John Dozois MINISTER: REV.J.FRANK PATCH, B.A., B.D., D.D.Director of Music: Rowland R.Amos, B.Mus.JULY?\" Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.Visitors Always Welcome CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 11:00a.m.Church FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Lesson Sermon Subject this Sunday: GOD Golden Text: Psalms 47:7: God is the King of all the earth: sing ye praises with understanding.Every Wednesday, 8:00 p.m., Testimony Meeting .PUBLIC READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, Thursday and 11:00 a.m.Sunday School Rev.Phyllis Smith, B.A, B.D., Ph.D.Rev.John T.P.Nichols, M.A,, B.D.JULY 7?Joint Summer Services with St.Andrew's and Westmount Park 10:45 A.M.Music Before Service Ted McLearon, Organist 11:00 A.M.Morning Worship Sermon: \"The Event\u2019 .Rev.John T.P.Nichols Coffee Hour at close of Worship Mr.Ted McLearon Director of Music SYNAGOGUÉ CONGREGATION | SHAAR : HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Assistant Rabbi Herbert Mandi Cantor Emeritus Nathan Mendelson Cantor Joseph Gross Assistant Canfor Herman Muller SABBATH SERVICES 1 sabbath Eve, 6:30 pm in the Chapel Sabbath Morning, 9 am in the Chapel Sabbath Twilight, 8:45 pm DAILY SERVICES Sunday.July 7, 8:45 am and 7:15 pm Monday to Friday, 7:30 am Brakes fail, biker hurt Failing brakes on a bicycle caused injuries to a young boy\u2019s knees Friday at 3:36 pm, as he ran into a car in the laneway behind Victoria Hall.Fraser Hutchison, 13, of 5031 Sherbrooke street west, was riding in the laneway when he smashed into the left rear fender of a 1972 Oldsmobile driven by Frank Engels, 50, of 1 Douglas avenue.Fraser was taken to the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital by Westmount Police ambulance; \u201d he was treated and then released.The incident caused slight damages to the rear fender of Mr.Engels\u2019 car.Seniors\u2019 schedule reduced Westmount senior citizens will have slightly limited schedule of activities during July and August at the Senior Citizens\u2019 Centre in Westmount Park Church, director Mrs.Suzanne Bannon has announced in her most recent newsletter.The centre's painting and dancing classes have been suspended for July, but will resume early in August.Regular lunches will be held this month, but seniors are asked to bring their own lunches during August.The French class will not be held during either month, but Anglophone seniors are urged to drop by the centre to practice the language with their Francophone counterparts.The seniors will be taking a trip to Upper Canada Village on July 17, and will travel to the Morgan Arboretum on Wednesday afternoon, July 24.During August, trips to the dolphin show and aquarium at LaRonde and to The Piggery in Lennoxville have been arranged; sometime during the month- (date to be determined) they will be invited to provincial MNA Hon.Kevin Drummond\u2019s farm at Havelock.The centre will remain open 10 am to 4 pm on weekdays except Tuesday and on Sunday afternoon from 2 to 5 pm-for seniors wishing to meet with friends, join in activities or just relax.Arts and Crafts, discussion groups and bridge will run as normal during both months.Further information may be obtained from the centre, 932- 3433.Exhibition Quilts made by members of the Powerhouse Art\u2019 Gallery, 1210 Greene avenue, will be on display beginning Sunday and running through July 26.The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday, 1 to 5 pm.SARA balks at block proposal A new proposal for redevelopment of the vacant lot on Prince Albert avenue between Somerville avenue and de Maisonneuve boulevard met with stiff opposition from over 50 members of the Somerville Area Residents\u2019 Association (SARA) Tuesday night during the second meeting in the past week to consider the plans.Architects Ross Hayes, 369 Grosvenor avenue, and Bruce Pickersgill, 536 Prince Albert avenue, brought forward a plan they had created for Immobilia, Inc.to develop the vacant site.Last Thursday a model was shown to over 40 members of SARA; it was brought back at another meeting Tuesday night, when over 50 members examined a revised plan.Main bone of contention was a \u201ctransition block\u2019\u2019 high-rise building fronting on de Maisonneuve boulevard at the corner of Prince Albert avenue, originally proposed as six storeys with a two-storey penthouse on top and later revised to four storeys with the same penthouse above it.Citizens seemed to feel that rezoning the area to allow a highrise on the north side of the boulevard (high-rises are already in place along the south side) might allow future developments in the residential area.Some disapproved of the increased density which might result; several mothers with young children preferred the idea of a city park on the site, replacing the rubble which now exists.The architects\u2019 plan involves townhouses along most of Prince Albert avenue.Carl Ellingsen 6 Winchester avenue, one of the original organizers of SARA, said he expects future talks would take place, but admitted there was \u201ca great deal of hostility\u2019\u2019 which was beginning to discourage the architects.Members of the organization were reportedly \u201cquite vocal\u201d at both meetings.Informal talks about the specific plan have been carried out since late last year._ Break tried Someone tried to break into a home at 4 de Casson road some time between Friday and Monday by breaking through a window.Nothing was reported missing.If you haven't had an eye examination recently, do it now.According -to the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, early discovery and treatment of eye-disease can often prevent blindness.Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m., Wednesday, 6:30 to 7: 45 p.m.Monday to Thursday, 7:15 pm - ALL ARE WELCOME Radio Program \u2018The Truth that M CFMB, 1410 on dial, Sunday, .4£0p.m.Weredale fire Society for Professional Singles UNITED New concept in Single Socializing A paper towel disposal container was set ablaze in a bathroom at Weredale House, 6 Weredale park, last night at 10:58.The Westmount Fire Brigade was called, but found the fire had been extinguished by an employee of the institution.Classification: Professionals, executives, business men, dept.executives, Gov't officials or any other professional category Membership by invitation only.101 Cote St.Antoine Road Box 653 H2V 1K7 JOINT SERVICES AT 11 A.M.June 30, July 7,14 at Dominion Douglas Church July 21, 28, August 4, 11 at Westmount Park Church : August 18, 25, September 1 at St.Andrew's Church Dawson stoned Thrown stones broke four windows on the Hallowell street side of the Dawson College library last Wednésday at 8:30 peo.Panes of glass measuring 12 y 18 inches and 18 by 24 inches were broken.REV.E.A.KIRKER, M.A.B,D.Rev.Harvey White, B.D., Th.M Gordon White, L.Mus.B.Mus.- All Are Welcome The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 4 1974 - N 1 If it has to be typed « .© it is as easily type-set.Our computerized photo-composition equipment can swiftly and cheaply ç prepare most anything from a simple notice to a bulletin, a price-list, a newsletter, a circular, a thesis, a book.Illustrations no problem for our fully-equipped camera department.Regular mailings duck-soup for our Speedaumat plate-making and addressing equipment.Call: ~~ |Adcomp Type-setting arm of THE WESTMOUNT Examiner 4630 St.Catherine Street West, at Blenheim Place Westmount 215 032-3157 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIETE À VENDRE 12 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 4, 1974 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING, \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 931-7511 10 Words $1.2 10 cents each additional word Please call: Res: 931-2028 ROYAL TRUST CO.Real Estate ; To advise and assist in selling your property or acquiring a new purchase.JUNE LARKIN ; gp Ott: 481-0308 22 apartments of 2V furnished and heated.Newly decorated.Yearly $25,884.Cash $30.000.Call landlord 1.373-4282.PROPERTY WANTED PROPRIETE DEMANDEE IS YOUR HOME SPECIAL?Have you a large living room, dining room, ground floor den, updated kitchen,2'2 bathrooms, garden, 2-car garage?My client urgently seeking such a home.Up to $200,000.Please call: BARBARA FERGUSON Oft.: 932-2936 Res.: 488-8423 Royal Trust Co.BROKERS COMPACT DUPLEX Have you a small duplex with garage and garden?Are you considering seHling?| have a charming client who would like a duplex for 2 with garage and\u2019 garden, in a pleasant area.Perhaps you could sell it and rent your half trom the new owner.Let's discuss it.Please call: ALICE KENNEDY 842-8366 or 935-9046 Crown Trust Co.LICENSED BROKERS x \u2018 \u2018 PROPERTY WANTED PROPRIETE DEMANDEE WESTMOUNT.COTTAGE NEEDED.Family fransterred from England desperately looking for 5.6 bedroom cottage for early Fall.Preferably in Roslyn School area.Willing to pay up to $146,000.All cash.PAT THOMSON 482-3994\u2014481-0308 H.P.GURD\u2014MANAGER Royal Trust Co.BROKERS Shontrez Frast & Thinking of Selling} RIGHT NOW IS THE TIME! Tom Merrick Berney 735-2281 737-0310 COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET MAISON DE CAMPAGNE À LOUER Sarasota Florida two bedroom Villa on the Guit ot Mexico.Fully air conditioned.Wonderful sandy beach.Ideal for children.$185.weekly.For information call 735-2010.For best service, phone your ads early - final deadline noon Thursday ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY AND TUESDAY TILL 8.00 P.M.(Wednesday, Thursday, Friday till 5 pm) Accounts may be poid ot the Examiner office, 4630 St.Catherine street west, Westmount; of The Monitor ond St.Lourent News office, 6525 Somerled avenue, and the Town of Mount Royal Weekly Post ottice, 233 Dunbar avenue.Advertisements not paid for in advance ot publication are subject to a 25-cent billing charge but may then be paid without further charge at any branch of the Bank of Montreal or The Royal Bank of Canado on the Island of Montreal COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIETE DE CAMPAGNE À VENDRE \u2018 46 HELP WANTED-FEMALE : FEMMES FILLES DEMANDEES - and crime?Colonial (Circa 1830).\u20149 rooms\u20141', baths.\u2014Original brick bake oven.\u20142 acres.Antique Brick Colonial ; Are you tired of high taxes, pollution, city traffic See this completely restored antique solid brick \u2014Huge custom eat-in kitchen.\u2014Exposed hand hewn beams.\u2014Formal living-dining rooms.\u2014raised 30 foot x 30 foot sundeck.\u2014Wide natural Red Pine floors.\u2014New heating, plumbing, electricity.\u2014Beautifui views\u20142 minutes to Lake Champlain.Total taxes less than $100.Luxurious living only 45 minutes from downtown.Must Be Seen OWNER:\u2014 1 -294-25 1 4 Eves.:-Weekends.COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET ~ MAISON DE CAMPAGNE A LOUER Family Housekeeping Cottages Completely equipped, sandy beach, large grounds, good fishing, close to shopping, reasonable monthly or seasonal rates.McCormick, Hathaway Inn Cottages, St.Albans Bay.1\u2014802-524-6661.HEALTHY STREAKING .| IN SUNNY VERMONT Bring Your Family OUTDOOR SPORTS SWIMMING CAMPING Northern Vermont's Nudist Park.Visit foremost Families, couples may apply for trial visit and membership.Write now for Information: Maple Glen P.O.Box 201 Laprairie, Quebec 21 APARTMENTS TO LET APPARTEMENTS À LOUER N.D.G.2v2 furnished, heated.Newly decorated.$115.Call after 6 pm.489-0805.36 CARS FOR SALE AUTOS A VENDRE Pontiac 1967 Parisienne Four door.Vinyl hardtop, fully equipped.Used only weekends.No city driving.Very good condition.Priced under $1,000.Must be seen.Private sale.Weekdays only.Call 481-3257.37 CARS WANTED AUTOS DEMANDEES EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Experienced secretary for executive officer of a large rehabilitation center.The successful candidate must be perfectly bilingual.English shorthand reguired to take minutes of board meetings.Capable of working on own initiative.Well - groomed.Interesting and \u2018 challenging work.Salary to $150.for competent person.Excellent fringe benefits.Apply in writing to:- M.Daoust - LETHBRIDGE REHABILITATION CENTRE 7005 de Maisoneuve W.Montreal H4B 1T3 Experienced RECEPTIONIST Wanted for Doctor's office.call 937-7538 Wanted Cars for Cash Compacts, Foreign, Volks, Sports cars, any condition.Also accidented cars wanted.Call 676-4959 or 678-0441.\u2014 Scrap Cars Removed Reasonable Rates Shawinigan Steel 366-2060 39 BOATS & MOTORS BATEAUX ET MOTEURS OUTBOARD McCulloch 4 H.P, air cooled.Not used last 5 years.Spring check up.Please phone after 7 pm.484-4066.13 toot fibreglass boat, 33 H P Johnson electric with trailer.Call 739-4670 after 6 p.m.42 GARAGES TO LET GARAGE A LOUER HEATED garage to let Mount Stephen Avenue.Call 937-0066 BOOKKEEPER MACHINE OPERATOR WANTED Experienced on N.C.R.Series 33.Bilingualism an asset For appointment call: - J.Vezina 489-3831 CUMMING PERRAULT LTD.6435 St.- James West (near Cavendish) Fs ny ee \u2014\u2014; JL PE EE Ar rap a » NELP WANTED FEMALE FEMMES FILLES DEMANDEES I.C.N.Pharmaceutical Requires Experience\u201d \u2018operators and leaders for packaging department.For appointment please call:- Mr.Doug Shaw 144-6792 line DOMESTIC HELP WANTED AIDE DOMESTIQUE DEMANDE Housekeeper Wanted Steep in.Attractive salary.Weekend work.Time off during week.Other help kept.References essential.mount.Call 486-4234.West BABY SITTERS WANTED GARDIENNES DEMANDEES > Supervisor After School Care Program Mature reliable person to organize and run programs for 6 to 12 year olds 3 pm.to 6 pm.Westmount area.Experience and training necessary.Send resume with references to: After School Care Program, 412 Metcalfe Ave, Montreal 217, Quebec.BABY SILIERS WANTLY GARDKNNES DEMANOLES Sitter Wanted For 2 year old, some light housekeeping starting September.Western N.D.G., close to transportation, good weekly wages.References required.Call 453-6858.Baby Sitter Wanted Week-day \u2026 \u2019 s.Experi woman.Call 937-0547.DOMESTIC WORK WANTED TRAVAIL DOMESTIQUE DEMANC: enced WOMAN will work as domestic requires Duncan, 6 Trinidad, W sponsor.St.Thomas est Indies.Naomi Street, Fitness.In your heart you know it's right.Service Direc fory Westmount Examiner.Thursday.July 4, 1974 DOMESTIC PETS AMMEAUX DOMESTIOUES ) DOG BOARDING Safe, Quiet area in the country.We Pick Up.Supervised by family who loves dogs.Paxton Kennel 2790 Notre Dame St.Lachine : 637-2452.FOR SALE-DINING ROOM FURNITURE GO + vewone MOBILIER DE SALLE À MANAGER DINING table 72 x 36 smoke glass top.chrome base, 4 chairs, black vinyl, chrome base, 4 black vinyl bean bag chairs.937-4349.DINING room furniture, high quality, classical Spanish Style, Oak, El Rey (Hibriton): table 72 x 44.2 extension 18 in ches, 8 chairs with Green cushions, hutch 82 x 70 with buffet, serving table 42 x 19.Value $4000.Sacrifice $2500., 376.6478 from 7 to 10 pm.63 FOR SALE-KITCHEN EQUIPMENT A VENDRE- EQUIPMENT DE CUISINE FOR SALE GENERAL À VENDRE GENERAL AIR conditioner 6000 BTU, $130.Call 489-6745.50 Sectional doubles windows, glass all in good condition, also 40 louvered shutters.484-0693.LEATHERETTE Turquoise chairs; cotfee and end tables, (Mahogany.) Call 737 7053.LARGE copy of Rembranbt's Man With A Golden Helmet,\u2019 beautifully framed.Would suit traditional or Mediterranean decor, 2 months old.Cost $125, sell $85.Call 282.0409 after 6 p.m.BUILDING REPAIRS _ \" PAINTING & DECORATING CEMENT=Brick\u2014Bathroom tile\u2014Carpentry.274-4245.After 6 - - om oP : Painting : : _ Plaster, Gyproc, Repairs, Wall ogiconiesKilchens\u2014 [Peso sn lie Ceramics.New.Repairs Repairs.Free estimate.Fas Alterations.Call De Simone 488.5\u20ac : - 2245.648-2078 CARTAGE & MOVING Emmanuel\u2019s RAMSAY Painting Moving\u2014Ca rtage Wall papering Storage and , Local and long distance.Decorating 484-1469\u2014484-1565 ; Guaranteed work.MOVING Somewhere?Grad.student.Trucks available.Reliable.Professional.Efficiency with care.Insured.Reasonable rates.John 481.6401.BOOK now! Grad student \u2014 Trucks available.Reliability, professionalism, efficiency, unquestionable.Insured.Low low rates.Tim 481-6385.Student with truck.Efficient.reliable moving.Low rates.| Call Eric 488-2095.GENERAL REPAIRS Low price.Painting house; repairing balcony, steps, carpentry; roof; bricks; washing walls.Roger 933-3735.Free estimate.Call 728-9106 G.W.Little Interior & Exterior PAI NTS NG DECORATION Wallpapering, Etc.489-5195 RENOVATIONS ALL INONE CALL.Quality Carpentry for Kitchens; Playrooms; Bathrooms and Extensions.Plumbing and Electrical also.Fair Prices.Guaranteed Workmanship.Free Estimates.Call 487.1947.MAINTENANCE SECURITY ROOFING ROOFING Belgrave Roofing OUR MASTER TC ROOFERS AT YOUR COMPLET SERVICE .WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME LACHINE Rene Guitard, Mgr.637-2308 24 Hour Service rs 481-8634 DISHWASHER, Kenmore-tnglis, one year old, $200., excellent condition.935-1538.COLDSPOT fridge.Suitable for country.Call after 4 pm.744.4164.FOR SALE-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS A VENDRE-\u2014 INSTRUMENTS DE MUSIQUE PIANO upright $350.Call 931.5418 between 10 am.and 9 pm.ALTO Saxophone $125.Flutes\u2014 *Gemeinhardt\u2019\u2019 $165.Other $110.Also Clarinet $75.Private.Call 744-0956.Upright Piano For Sale 488-9003 ANTIQUES CARPET CLEANING ANTIQUITES G.P.Carpet Cleaning BALZAC ANTIQUES Steam Clean your rugs MOST EFFECTIVE ON LOCATION For information call: 486-9570 MAINTENANCE Cleaning of walls, ceilings, floors, woodwork, rugs, @.;.house exteriors: or sanding and refinishing, painting, interior and exterior.Free estimates.Veteran's Cooperative.767-9911 or 731-2747.PAINTING Painting Interior\u2014Exterior.Free Estimates.Call 932.4795 after 6 pm.Smile if you think \u201cyow\u2019re in shape.GARDA SECURITY {Ages NB 105 4 4 en .PLASTERING \u2018 Expert Plasterer Cement-Drywall.Tile repair.Chimney repairs.Top pointing.Call A.Jubinville, 767-4902 and 767-1773.- Specials also on Ceilings; Carpets.SERVICES BIG BIG SPECIAL! 2 weeks only Big Saving 10% On Window Cleaning Floors; Walls ; | COMPANY 482-5142 ) d Reasonable Prices 2685 Notre Dame W.932-7662 FOR SALE GENERAL À VENDRE GENERAL FURNITURE, rooms.Scandinavian style bedroom set, 9 drawer triple dresser, mirror Complete 3 Brand new, includes chest-bed;: 5 piece arborite dinette set, bronzetone finish; modern chesterfield, converts to bed, with chair; Walnut coffee table; lamps; Everything $375.would accept $12.monthly.738- 4761, 3541 Van Horne, Apt.1.Antiques And Old Furniture Schatfer\u2019s Shop 79 Grand Boulevard lle Perrot 1-453-3564 TWO new credenzas, fitted cupboards and shelves, 60 long, 18 wide, 30 high, Walnut Arborite finish, $45 each.Call after 6 pm.484-4664.ANTIQUE trunk; snow shoes; iron, canes; curling iron; hat chair.laundry basket; wardrobe trunk.Call 484.7786.Three Spruce Antiques 482 Beaconsfield Blvd.697-0760 Special End of Stock Liquidation Build it yourself, Metallic bogkshelves, sold at factory price.Come and see 7337 Sherbrooke St.W.488-5634 FOR SALE SPORTS EQUIPMENT A VENDRE ARTICLES DE SPORTS 67 C.C.M.man's 10 speed racer bicycle, 23 inch frame.Excellent condition.$50.Call 932- 9978.VESPA (C.A.1.0.), mini bike, 49CC, 1972 model, new con dition, $175.Also new crash helmet, $15.Cal 481.6839.SUZUKI! 1972 TS 185 Trail $450.Appeler 738 5929.PERSONALS PERSONNEL 74 Anti-Theft Engraving Reliable student with references will mark valuables with owner\u2019s driver's permit number.Plan approved by Q.P.P.under name Operation \u2018Volcan.\u2019 Call: Isolde Prince, 931 5298.35 cents per item.prem] WANTED: All kinds of furniture over 40 years, china, chan: deliers, etc.374 1224.ANTIQUES, Period.Damaged pieces accepted.Appliances, rugs, pianos.866-9958\u2014 334-3842.WANTED TO PURCHASE ON DEMANDE ecurity ervice alvage Reg'd \u201c9338-3849% We pick up usable unwanted furniture, clothing, toys toys.etc.Military Items Cash for: War souvenirs: Weapons; Medals; Badges: etc.Collector.486-7665.Piano Wanted 488-1939 13 14 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 4 1974 project complemented the area.\u201cWe have made a considerable WANTED TO PURCHASE FOUND effort to create a concept that is ON DEMANDE TROUVE in close harmony with its \u2018 surroundings.We have paid D t h FOUND: Brownish kitten, particular attention to land- utc Maisonneuve and Eim, caH scaping and the exterior ap- - .week-days 481-0108 and evenings pearance of the building from the Oil paintings 931-2678 outset of our planning.\u201d ; Exterior walls of the building Interested in purchasing will be brick-faced to harmonize works by Sherrewitz\u2014 J bid bl with surrounding structures, .They also will have a sculpture Mauve\u2014Gorter\u2014Pothast\u2014 X40 11 ify appearance in order to provide a $ 50 De Hoog\u2014Blommers\u2014etc.\u2014 .scale blending with the existing i i - environment.also quality old English HELP WANTED MALE Trees and gardens will be paintings: 47 Lomuts oemanvts planted around the main building and parkade.Sidewalks on the ; ; Road conditions can play havoc with your alignment - 631-1363 Young Boys three streets bounding the site and suspension \u2014 and poor alignment means il] be widened and paved by the added expense because of excessive tire wear _ , Wanted an i tive an ; CL 1 bank to provide an attractiv Gordon's specialists can help you save money with pleasant surrounding in keeping PIANO Wanted: Call 274-5934 or For Gazette Route in apartments with the area.this special: $5.50 for American cars \u2014 $8.50 for 272-8285.aon Queen Mary.and Roslyn imported or sports cars.Call Mr.Bowen Under permitted density Call us today for an appointment.Anyone Having! Yone -Having .932-5634 The building will contain Piano; Musical instruments: 215,000 square feet of floor space, also complete househo FOR SALE-GENERAL i - furniture; individual pieces of 66 , considerably, less, than the pe old or nearly new, to furnish VENDRE- GENERAL mitted building density for the apartments.From private site.The area of the property is home only please.DOUBLE Dea, mattress; Black approximately 88,000 square feet., - velour drapes; uphoistere The adjacent parkade, which Contact 731-2584 chair: tal) Mahogany dresser.will have two and one-half floors Will also buy to clear estate.underground and limited surface clack: Pound toble; roi op parking stalls, covered by a Co ra bed end Vistoriss decorative canopy, will provide sofa.au g 1 space for 200 cars._\u2014 The land was residue from ° \u2018expropriation by the city of the Second Hand In the acf houses on the north \u2018side of itu Wanted Dorchester boulevard for that Furniture Wante Westmount Police in- thoroughfare\u2019s widening.Since - vestigated when the then it has been used as a vp.By Og re ne Rick noticed the lock had been municipally-operated parking information,call: forced on a Pom bakery lot, highly popular during ttes 1e Lu ® .: truck parked at 4680 St.daytime particulaNy with users - Lionel Langlois Catherine street west Iasi of the Metro and\u2019 the nearby Tire, Brake & Alignment Specialists 332-1189 Tuesday at 8:30 pm.Atwater bus terminal and during ; \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 Inside the vehicle they the evenings by patrons of the À GORDON\u2019S TIRE ; DOMESTIC PETS found three boys.: TB aravcaux oomesnours They had oy vet had a orion to the\u2019 Royal Bank Jption.F = CENTRE INC.the cit ad considered four = .chance to steal or consume : ; : CAVENDISH & ST JAMES GOOD hame wanted for 2 ye., proposals in two years, including e old beautiful black male Year.any of the truck s contents.a twin-tower apartment project, - Neutered.Walks with leash.The trio is to be charged all of which fell through.481-77 Evenings call 489-4665.in Social Welfare Court.q - A FREE persian kitten, housebroken.Extremely af- ; Ee Royal; WESTMOUNT URBAN DAY CAMP TABBY kitten free to good home.Call 488.4347 or 486-1357.Continued from page one PET Circus ofters puppies, $20.headquarters, will comprise a up.Aquarium Sale.Call 684.six-storey building and an ad- ms, jacent parkade.HUNGARIAN Shepherd Shepherd \u201cPuli\u201d, Site preparation is expected to purebred, Black, 2 months.commence in October with 625.9559.completion of the project \u2018scheduled for February 1976.Tenders are to be called in the - next few weeks.POODLE.Male , Miniature The deeds were due to be tered.47.1601.: signed this week, transferring Registered.Call 737-1600 title to the property to the bank Lost from the city, which granted an PERDU option last Nov.12 at a price of | approximately $1,300,000.A bank spokesman said that the BERGEÈRS Hongrois \u2018\u2019POUL!**, de race, noir, 2 mois.625-9559.LOST: Lady's bi-f , , ; Tortoise.shell, taches 16 bank's architects had worked cord.Sherbrooke Claremont.closely with Westmount Call 482-4337.authorities to ensure that the TER \"VALUATIONS Alan Mitchell, MC., CM Oil Paintings, Watercolors and Other Objets d'Art Valued Against FIRE \u2014 THEFT \u2014 DAMAGE (Also a wise precaution in view of the 4 two-week sessions for children 6-12 new Capital Gains Legislation) Special French section for English-speaking children INSTITUTIONS \u201c8 PRIVATE COLLECTIONS out.\u20ac aisenneuve, otre Places still available for the sessions starting Phone: = 00) =, 334 0207 July 8th, July 22nd, August 5th Register Now: HUGH SAVAGE and COMPANY WESTMOUNT YMCA 1310 Greene Avenue Sixth Floor North of de Maisonneuve 937.9227 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.937-3914 @ ~~ Westmount Municipal Softball Leagues STANDINGS SENIOR(AS OF MONDAY) GS GP W L D Pts ATHLETICS 12 6 51 010 POLICE 12 5 4108 OLYMPICS 12 6 3 3 0 6 STARS 12 6 2 4 0-4 WANDERERS 12 50 500 Girl, 17, has spree of fraud by credit card A 17-year-old girl allegedly passed through Alexis Nihon Plaza in Westmount Saturday morning using a credit card \u201c-audulently for more than $70 \u201cth of purchases here and - More in Montreal before being caught by Montreal Police on Saturday afternoon.The card was used to purchase $5.49 worth of merchandise from Sherman\u2019s Record Bar at about 9 _ am; an hour later it made a $31 purchase at the Villager Shoe Shop.At 10:20 am, an imprinting machine at the Lingerie Magazin snapped forward and back over it, ringing up another $37.The Westmount merchants learned of the fraud only after the arrest of the girl, and the finding of her morning's shopping receipts.- The card was not hers.Utilities\u2019 cuts The City of Westmount has upped its rates to utilities for cuts in pavement and other city property for repair or installation of underground services.City council Tuesday night approved new tariffs for companies which must have streets, sidewalks and lawns cut to reach pipes and wires.The new costs\u2014which replace rates in force since 1955\u2014range from $10.80 per square yard for three-inch asphalt surfaces to $41.85 per square yard for con- crete\u2014and asphalt lanes and roadways.-~ The rates do not affect.West- mount citizens directly, since all repair costs once a utility cut has been made are assumed by the service itself, \u201c Man bumped in rear-ender À rear-end collision on Cote St.Antoine road between Mount Stephen and Strathcona avenues yesterday at 4:30 pm sent a 61- year-old man to the hospital with a bump on his head and caused considerable damage to the two cars involved.William Gynes of Chomedey received the injury after he slammed the front of his 1973 Chevrolet station wagon into the back of a 1972 Oldsmobile headed west on Cote St.Antoine, driven by John Daigneault, 52, of Montreal.Both cars suffered more than $500 damage in the accident.Mr.Gynes was taken to the Reddy Memorial Hospital by Westmount Police car.Sayonara Someone parked -his motorcycle outside the Kawasaki Motorcycle Centre, 4032 St.Catherine street, while he went into a nearby restaurant.When he came out at 8 pm, the 1972 Kawasaki was gone.Ping pong, basketball at the indoor ice rink By MARK SURCHIN The indoor summer facilities in the Westmount artificial ice building are now open for public use.Ping pong tables have been set up, and basketballs have been made available so that games or shooting practice can be conducted.Residents may use these facilities during the same time spots that the outdoor pool is open.However, unlike the pool, no specific age-based schedule\u2019 has heen drawn up.But consistent with the department's policy, a Westmount recreation pass is necessary to gain admittance to this - indoor recreational area.: - Tennis instruction has begun for Westmount beginners.On Tuesday, a large and enthusiastic group of tennis buffs under the age of 16 gathered at the outdoor courts for.their first lesson.The lessons take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout the summer and are very popular.Therefore, not all those who wished to take this course were able to be accommodated, and some have had their names referred to a waiting list.Should opportunities arise, they will be added to the group.Same for women A similar program also exists for Westmount women who never have played tennis or otherwise are classified as beginners.Their New meters more expensive cost $13,900 City council Tuesday night approved a commitment of -$13,900 for the purchase of new electrical metering equipment this year.Funds for the purchase had been committed earlier.- Power and Communications Director Alex Heron explained that the federal consumer and corporate affairs department had recently added new standard requirements for voltmeters, forcing the city to add $4,000 to its original equipment.The balance is for normal additional units.The money will be used only to replace those meters which were due to be retired as part of the city\u2019s standard replacement procedure.lessons began Wednesday, and will continue on subsequent Wednesdays.A waiting list has been necessitated for this \u2018program as well.David Stanley is the instructor for both groups.The past week also saw much activity in the summer playground rogram.On Tuesday, softball was the main interest and, on Wednesday, Lafontaine Park was-visited by the children and their supervisors.: Next week, the arts and crafts program is to begin; outdoors, weather permitting.The week also will feature the commencement of folk dancing classes, and the weekly trip is to a ship in Montreal harbor.The week's activities will conclude on Friday with a scavenger hunt and picnic in Summit park.Some 200 Westmount youngsters are registered for this program, which takes place at Westmount, Prince Albert, and Staynor parks.1500 \u201c 11 WESTMINSTER SOUTH WHY PAY MORE?Summer Car Leases BRAND NEW 74 ASTRE'S FULL MAINTENANCE The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 4 I'm voting Meighen E GÉThe Conservative party is now x committed to some of the things y that are necessary in this country to withstand the inflationary forces.I think we've overspent ourselves, overspent our GNP and we really have to have a change now.| think the Liberals are tired.a Meighen has shown himself to VS be popular in this country as National President of the party and he is an able lawyer, he is bilingual.| think you have to give a man like this an opportunity.I'd hate to see a position in this country whereby we might have the Conservatives in with a majority, without adequate representation in Quebec.It\u2019s the only right thing to do to elect the Conservatives, give them an opportunity to prove themseives.39 Victor Emery VA \u2014\u2014 1974 - 15 Published by the Progressive Conservative Association of Westmount, 1165 Greens Ave., Westmount, Que.Featuring Insurance Incl Free Mile Per Month ONLY \u2019 $200.- per month OR montreal west automobile 489-5391 (At the end of Sherbrooke Street West) SALES A SERVICE PARTS - - RZANUX BODY SHOP \u2014 DOWNTOWN DATSUN (MTL) LTD.4 FLOORS OF SERVICE ) MAJOR ACCIDENT REPAIRS 4010 STE CATHERINE WEST IN DOWNTOWN MONTREAL AT ATWATER-METRO & BUS TERMINAL (JUST ACROSS FROM THE FORUM) IF BUSY CALL 931-5879 With 11 Years Datsun Experience 932-7136 TH 16 .Thursday, At Rotary Club: 7 YR OU uv Examiner \u201c July 4 1974 Food costs to continue up, broker believes Canadians must face up to spending an even higher percentage of their incomes on food.That was the message of Anthony J.Albu, 6 Renfrew avenue, resident of the Westmount- based food- brokerage house of Caneast Foods Limited, giving his classification talk as a recent new member of the Rotary Club of Westmount at the regular weekly luncheon meeting yesterday in Victoria Hall.Mr.Albu placed the problem of food supply in a world-wide context.Growing population was an obvious influence on demand.Where the earth's arable land now is producing at the rate of one acre per person he foresaw that by the year 2000 each half- acre would have to do the same job.Resources will have to be used fully.Though incomes have risen sharply here, the increase has been modest compared with individual wages in many foreign lands, including Europe and developing countries.Mr.Albu surmises that in these circumstances food becomes the first item upon which such people spend more, creating another pressure on demand.Failing crops Failing crops were yet another factor.He cited the United States, with what appeared to be a glut of grain in storage, selling it off at bargain prices in what he called \u2018the great Russian grain robbery.\u201d Thus an over-supply was converted quickly into shortage.Mr.Albu went on to describe some of the mechanics of his business and the services food brokers provide.He asserted that by saving producers and manufacturers the cost of ~~ \u2018ir own individual des organizations, brokers piuvided efficiency in the food marketing chain.Further, they were best equipped to know the needs, habits and preferences of the markets they served and, for this reason, food brokers were expanding.In response to a question, he said that government controls of food supply could only result in greater shortages.Gerrald Stephens introduced Mr.Albu and was thanked by Richard Herzer, presiding for the first time as new president of the club.Mr.Herzer spoke of some problems and some aspirations for the year ahead.Dog by-law still leashed A motion to amend the city\u2019s dog by-law, for which notice was given June 11 and which was on the agenda of Tuesday's city council meeting, was not brought forward for approval of the aldermen.\u201cFor a number of good and valid reasons,\u2019 Pro-mayor Donald MacCallum said, \u201ccouncil is not prepared to put forward its views on the matter at this time.\u201d The pro-mayor promised the measure would be on the agenda for council\u2019s next sitting, in August.com TONY ALBU At Rotary, yesterday DICK HERZER New president presides Clean file No official correspondence has been received by the city since the last council meeting three weeks ago, City Clerk Ronald Seaman reported to council Tuesday night.Teron, Leclaire tangle Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation again has turned down funds to LogeAntoine Ltd.for renovation of dwellings on Greene avenue below the Trans- Canada Highway.Fred Leclaire, LogeAntoine president, revealed Tuesday a letter from CMHC President William Teron intimating Ottawa had higher priorities for available funds.Mr.Leclaire immediately shot off a telegram to Mr.Teron, asking for an explanation of why the funds had been refused.LogeAntoine\u2019s application was reconsidered following a meeting between Westmount MP C.M.Drury, Mr.Leclaire and Architect Michael Fish, the result of a promise the incumbent election candidate had made during a campaign rally.At that meeting, according to Mr.Leclaire, he and Mr.Fish had successfully laid to rest-any doubts CMHC might have had about the viability of the project.Mr.Drury then asked Mr.Teron to reconsider his initial refusal, promulgated in January.Priorities used \u201cYou are aware, I am sure,\u201d Mr.Teron stated in his latest letter, \u2018\u2018that the financial resources provided CMHC by the government are limited.You must be aware, too, that there are immense demands on these resources all of which have merit and represent genuine housing needs.There is therefore imposed on CMHC the onerous and unpleasant responsibility to establish priorities in the allocation of funds to ensure, so far as we are able, that those projects exhibiting the highest merit and responding to the most compelling needs are given the financial opportunity to be realized.\u201d Mr.Leclaire had attended a meeting last fall in Montreal at which Hon.Ron Basford, minister of housing, had said that \u201cmillions of dollars\u2019 in available grants were not being taken advantage of for housing réhabilitation.His night-letter reply to Mr.Teron took note of this fact: Asks for criteria \u201cRe your letter June twenty- first we cannot accept reason stated for refusal.After our initial\u2019 proposal to yourself Honourable Ron Basford stated before four hundred persons that considerable funds allocated to this type of project were unused and he urged audience to apply for same.We request information of criteria and factors determining priority.\u201d Meanwhile.the buildings themselves are awaiting result of a court appeal of the Quebec Rental Board\u2019s acceptance of eviction notices sent to the five families still living there.The provincial roads department, the present owner, recently tried to move in equipment to demolish the buildings, but was unable to receive a demolition permit from the city pending a court decision.Gas service is still being maintained for the tenants, though heat and hot water have been cut off.There are 21 housing units in the buildings.- is an excellent man to represent I'm voting Meighen Gé think Mr.Trudeau and his government have been very disappointing and that it's time we give the Conservatives a chance.I think Michael Meighen us young, dynamic and very sincere.| think he's what we need.99 Mrs.Joan MacFarlane in Westmount Riding = Published by the Progressive Conservative Association of Westmount, VA 3 1165 Greene Ave.Westmount, Que.A BRANDT PLUMBING Company Limited (Ron Toohey, Proprietor) \u2018Serving the West End for Over 17 Years\u2019 HOUSES WANTED : | WESTMOUNT If you should be entertaining the thought of the possible sale of your home within the next year, | would be happy to discuss this with you and appraise your home at today\u2019s market valve without obligation to you.MRS.RITA ANNE CONN 842-8251 - Res.: 937-4452 .GUARDIAN TRUST COMPANY MEMBER OF THE MONTREAL REAL ESTATE BOARD James H.Macintyre Ltd.D.Gardner Pres.coy Contractors Phone 482-4924-5 342-B Victoria Ave.Westmount Established 1913 Better 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