The Westmount examiner, 20 mars 1975, jeudi 20 mars 1975

[" Mn , see TA x ( 0 oa De NLL ee ©! \\ nu ea 2 \" AREA [XX] I) GENE DER 10 012 Restrict, promote and defend.These are the essential ingredients of Westmount\u2019s preliminary working paper for the city-wide zoning revision.The paper, entitled *\u2018A study and an invitation to dialogue,\u201d will be the subject of a public meeting for all citizens Monday at 8 pm in Victoria Hall.For details look for Ji zoning om page Ÿ home Vol.XLVII, No.11 Three firemen hurt Making not just your house but all of Westmount your Westmount, P.Q., H3Z 2W6, Thursday, March 20, 1975 15c Former Bronfman mansion ROUTES va = em GETTING AT BOULEVARD FIRE: Four firemen are seen at the hazardous job of breaking through the roof of 4617 The Boulevard yesterday morning to get at the flames which did considerable damage to the interior of the former Bronfman residence\u2014a \u2018landmark on the slope nearly opposite the junction with Westmount avenue.Mutual aid cities assisted the Westmount Fire Brigade.A fire erupted in the kitchen of the large mansion at 4617 The Boulevard, formerly owned by the late Harry Bronfman, early Tuesday morning, getting into the cement plaster walls of the building and causing extensive work for two full shifts of Westmount firemen and mutual aide men from St.Laurent, Outremont and the Town of Mount Royal.Mrs.J.P.Stanley of nearby 608 Argyle avenue drove to the Westmount fire station on Stanton street at 6:50 Continued on page two For The Weather You Want { _ IE.gor, \u2018 T-D Bank bandit ~~ gets $2,000 An armed robbery at the Toronto Dominion Bank, 4117 Sherbrooke street west, netted thé bandit just over $2,000 Friday at 11 am.A man described as heavy-set, wearing sunglasses and a fedora, walked into the bank and handed a note to the teller demanding her money:.then he showed her a small handgun he was carrying.She handed him cash from her till, he left the bank.got into a dirty - gutomobile\u2014believed to be a Pontiac\u2014and drove west on Sherbrooke street toward Greene avenue.The burglar alarm was sounded.but apparently too late for police to catch the robber.Suggested restrictions include maintaining the character of the lot at Atwater avenue and Dorchester boulevard, site of St.Stephen's Church and hall, to assure grassy space and low- rise wings to an eight-storey building if the site is redeveloped, 7 restricting the height of buildings on St.Catherine street 17 between Greene and Clarke avenues to six storeys, putting stringent controls on the conversion of residential 13 buildings to commercial use in commercially-zoned areas; disallowing proliferation of studio apartments and one- 9 room apartments.Commercial development promoted The city wishes to promote the commercial development of the north side of St.Catherine street between Lansdowne avenue and de Maisonneuve boulevard, opposite Westmount Station, and of Victoria avenue between de Maisonneuve and 27 St.Catherine; the development and reconstruction of smaller buildings along St.Catherine between Bethune street and Abbott avenue; 18 the development of the south side of St.Catherine between Wood (Gladstone) avenue and Greene avenue; 26 In its promotion, the city proposes to allow for contiguous buildings in commercial areas where these are now 9 prohibited.The working paper has left open the choice of whether Wood avenue should be extended from St.Catherine street to Dorchester boulevard or, alternatively, Gladstone avenue should be extended from Tupper street to Dorchester, but feels one of the two proposals is necessary.Public opinion is being asked to decide.29 Westmount wishes to defend the residential nature of de Maisonneuve between Redfern and Melville avenues and the streets to the south of de Maisonneuve, which now allow for 12-storey apartment buildings the residential nature of St.Antoine street between Brooke and Greene avenues, which now is zoned for commercial and 13 light industrial facilities; and the existence of individual low-cost apartment buildings including 221 Clarke avenue, 216-222 Redfern avenue, 225-231 Kensington avenue, 223-225 Melville avenue, 4811 St.26 Catherine streel and 288 Grosvenor avenue.Greene avenue gets several provisions Greene avenue, long a subject of great concern, has not gone unnoticed by the architectural and planning commission and city officials in the working paper.Proposals for that street include making it one-way south between Sherbrooke and St.Catherine, with Wood avenue one-way north, and eliminating the 102 bus route from the street.In accordance lan Craig alderman with proposals made by the Greene Avenue Village Association, \u201cpedestrian priority\u201d would be established, but \u201ceasily accessible, inexpensive short-term parking\u201d also Id b ided.would be provide Only changes involving \u2019 the area of Westmount TODAY S WORLD north of Sherbrooke street would allow conversion of large single- McGregor sells service - service sells McGregor on Irvine avenue.so family dwellings into ù.March 22 to 31 on ce more two-family dwellings or 9 - in 1964, 2 similar early Easter apartments.34 = season, the Seaway was already Nine citizens looked on as city Untouched areas would include £ > Sm eek.warm rainsand council began its fourth council the Somerville-Winchester- g CL week in southern counties, but meeting of the month last Burton-Prince Albert avenue = To blizzard conditions probable in evening.district, including the west side of ; woz cold Spell follows and we.are A few minutes later there were Claremont avenue and the north i =F likely fo have a few snow flakes only eight: G.lan Craig, 250 Continued on page two = a xo for, Good Friday.Jaainiy Sunny Clarke avenue, had been elected pag de x ving gener e alderman, sworn in and taken .the week | an ; tz>yee Er oont winds to play hig place at the council table.SUBSCRIBERS, > _ \u20ac Migrating birds arrive with Mr.Craig, a member of city DEALERS, F- z-2.this full moon, and sugaring-off Continued on page five ADVERTISERS NOTE 37 o ends.Synshine and showers oC deli \u201c9010 alternate next week.To assure delivery prior to d \u2014 e AOËE Murders nil Good Friday.when there will \u20185#035 be no postal service, next To Prosi No further developments have week's issue of The Examiner been reported this week in the \u201cAnother great feature \u2014 it's will be published 24 hours Jan.10 murder of F.Barry Bunch never been driven by anybody J earlier than usual.over thirty years old.\u201d EY .2 - The Westmount Examiner, Fire.Continued from page one Tuesday morning to report that she thought she had seen the fire in the unoccupied building; sure enough, when firemen arrived at the scene they found smoke emanating from the east end of the building, climbing through the walls from the kitchen to the second and third floors., Seven 1!z-inch streams were laid to fight the blaze, which was brought under control by 7:55 am, but firemen worked for the next four hours tearing out walls and ceilings to check for\u2014and extinguish\u2014further spread of the fire.Relief crews were sent in from the mutual aid cities to replace the tired out-of-town fire fighters, who had been called to the blaze just.before shifts changed.Westmount firemen were on Shack looted Some $210 in cash was stolen from the office of the Radio Shack in Alexis Nihon Plaza between 12:40.and 12:50 pm Saturday.Thursday, March 20, 1975 the scene until 1:30 pm, and fire watch remained until 4:30 pm when the home was handed back to its present owner, Howard Blatt, who called for his own watchmen to make sure no more outbreaks occurred.Three firemen hurt Three men were injured, including Westmount Platoon Chief William Black who sprained his lower back, Westmount Fmn.Jack Dalgleish who was hit with a_ hose nozzle, and Town of Mount Royal Fmn.Dooley, who suffered smoke inhalation.Fire Brigade officials believe the blaze started in the kitchen near a chute rising to the second and third floors between the solid walls, though the cause of the blaze is still undetermined.Linseed oil had recently been used to set tiles in the kitchen, and there were some electrical wires temporarily connected nearby.No-one had been in the house since the previous evening.The house, which reportedly was built in 1929, was described as \u2018\u2018one of the best-built houses I've ever seen\u2019 by Deputy Chief Paul E.Motard.The cement plaster was reinforced by wire Easy to get to: Metropolitan blvd.to Christophe Colombe Reserve Time: 8:00 p.m.Kevin Drummond, M.N.A.Minister of Lands & Forests meets his electors Date: Monday, March 24, 1975 Place: St.Leo\u2019s Church, Lower Hall # 310 Clarke Avenue (corner de Maisonneuve) \u2018open discussion\u2019 ALL WELCOME sponsored by the WESTMOUNT LIBERAL ASSOCIATION South Section THE LIBERAL PARTY OF CANADA Quebec division is holding a MINI CONVENTION for the voters of LACHINE-LAKESHORE, LASALLE- EMARD-COTE ST-PAUL, MOUNT ROYAL, N.D.G., OUTREMONT, VAUDREUIL, VERDUN & WESTMOUNT CONSTITUENCIES SATURDAY, MARCH 22nd, 1975 from 9:30 a.m.- 3 p.m.at Town of Mount Royal High School 50 Montgomery Ave., T.M.R.* Meet Cabinet Ministers and M.P.\u2019s in open and free discussions \u2014 workshops and informal chats.WORKSHOP SUBJECTS: \u201cInternational Women's Year\u201d \u201cConsumer Problems in the Seventies\u201d \"Social Conscience for Canadians - 21st Century\u201d GENERAL PUBLIC IS INVITED (minimai charge tor lunch only} Further intormation: 866-6391 SA Sixth Floor - Chartered Accountants 1310 Greene Avenue North of de Maisonneuve 937-9227 mesh, thus making it extremely difficult for an external fire to have penetrated inside.In this case, however, the same conditions made it difficult for the fire to be located or attacked inside the walls.Mostly east wing One fireman noted that the ceiling had to be pulled down inch-by-inch, when in normal buildings they are able to pull down entire sections at a time.Construction of the house meant, however, that most structural damage was contained to the east end of the house, though there was smoke damage and some water damage throughout.The building had been purchased by Mr.Blatt from the estate of Mr.Bronfman last August for $205,000, and a $100,000 building permit for renovations was taken out on Oct.8.It is reported that those renovations were nearly completed before the fire broke out.Sound alarm in any case It's a good idea to notify the Westmount Fire Brigade that you've had a small fire, even if you think you have extinguished it yourself.Residents of 317 Kensington avenue wisely followed the practive yesterday.and will be sure to do the same thing from now on, after a small grease fire erupted in their stove fan at 6:15 m.Fire officials came to check the fan even though the residents had doused the flash fire and found there was still some grease smoldering higher up in the vent shaft.This was quickly extinguished and no significant damage resulted.Flat rifled An apartment in the West- mount Terrace, 10 Rosemount avenue, was broken into between 8 am and 11 pm last Thursday.Drawers were rifled, but only theft reported was $15 cash.Not missed?Jewelry valued at $1,850 was taken from an apartment at 4300 de Maisonneuve boulevard some time between Dec.1 and last Friday.Police report no signs of forced entry.SINCE 1916 OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.René Guitard, Manager 637-2308 24 HOUR SERVICE $35,000 written off by the city City council wrote off over $35,000 in bad debts last night, resigning itself to the fact that there was little chance the money could be collected.Finance Commissioner Ald.Leeds Nelson, who asked that the debts be cancelled, explained that there were \u2018\u2018a tremendous number of light and power accounts,\u201d but that many of the people had moved away.Taxes which had been taken to appeal or delayed in payment for other reasons might also be forgotten, he explained.\u201cTo me, it seems like a lot of money,\u2019 he added.\u201cWe'll still keep trying to get these paid,\u2019 Mayor Donald MacCallum warned, having accepted a promise from Ald.William Wood to get his brother- inlaw to pay his past due balance! Light and power debts to be written off totalled $17,696.06; unpaid taxes to be let alone include $14,271.83.Another $3,509.13 in other types of uncollected funds will be dropped.Simonized A dress and a coat with a combined value of $500 were stolen from the Lily Simon Boutique in Westmount Square some time between Feb.2 and last Saturday.Zoning.Continued from page one side of de Maisonneuve boulevard; the Grosvenor- Roslyn-Lansdowne avenue area between Sherbrooke and St.Catherine streets, and the entire area between de Maisonneuve and Sherbrooke except, of course, Greene avenue.Provision for the lifting of the \u201curban renewal\u2019\u2019 designation for Westmount south of St.Catherine street is included'in the working paper, though the designation will have to remain until after the new city-wide zoning is adopted, at which time the designation can be removed by provincial decree.The proposals call for numerous technical changes in zoning requirements, including heights, floor areas, ratios, land occupancies and even diagonal dimensions of buildings; most of these .are designed to keep Westmount a relatively low-rise community, though allowing for high-rise development of the area between Dorchester, Greene, St.Catherine and Atwater.Copies of the working paper have been distributed to members of interested city groups, who are expected to hold meetings to present opinions affecting various areas of the city.Briefs in writing are being invited from the groups and from interested individuals who may if they wish, receive more detail about the zoning changes from the inspections department at city hall.Briefs must be submitted by April 21, and a public meeting has been scheduled for May 1 and 2 to hear those who have submitted briefs.TOUCHE Until March 23rd tonight til 9:00 p.m.Friday 10:30 - 4:00 p.m.e visual \u2018\u2018a participation exhibition open to the public\u201d A great opportunity for everyone to discover.crafts, through ceramics and textiles with the teachers of the Visual Arts Centre.Saturday 11:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.Sunday 1:00 p.m.- 5:00 p.m.+ Spring courses starting April 14th - Register now! 350 Victoria Avenue + 488-9559 THE IDEAL LOCATION FOR and any occasion for conviviality Wedding Receptions Anniversaries Club Banquets Business Parties Gentle Journey in Big Ben Pub nightly and Famous Piano Bar with well-known pianist appearing nightly in the MOULIN ROUGE I IU TEEN EASTER FEASTING SPECIAL FAMILY MENU + AT LOW PRICES ALL DAY EASTER SUNDAY Reserve Now - Call: 739-3353 FULLY LICENSED AMPLE FREE PARKING For Reservations Phone 739-3353 6675 Cote des Neiges a.» oy Certified Wotchmakers ESTABLISHED 1899 JEWELLERS WE.3.4046 WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN\u2019S 1216 Greene Ave.| where were ill lh ll ar! | ©! they going?| The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week.March 11 9:14 pm: 4450 Sherbrooke, blocked sewer pipe; .March 12 2:43 am: 4350 St.Catherine, sprinkler alarm; 12:05 pm: Windsor and Claremont, false alarm; 6:12 pm: 670 Victoria, water leak; \u201cMarch 13 3:44 am: 3035 St.Antoine, gas leak; March 14 9:30 am: Alexis Nihon Plaza, internal alarm sounding; 3:02 pm: St.Leo\u2019s School,.350 Clarke, fire in cardboard box; March 15 12:31 pm: 3 Hillside, internal alarm; March 16 7:02 pm: 4102 Dorchester, false alarm; .March 17 8:18 am: opposite 350 Selby, car wiring; 9:35 am: 27 Rosemount, fireplace trouble; March 18 6:50 am: 3617 The Boulevard, fire in house (see story).er LUMBER AND PLYWOOD LEON SJ a CLINGS 932-7161 a HL) COMPANY LIMITED 280 Levis Strcet Driver injured as car crashes into lamp-post A 1974 Cougar travelling west on Dorchester boulevard early last Thursday morning skidded on slippery pavement and crashed into a lamppost at the corner of Clandeboye avenue, injuring the driver.Mrs.Judy Lavy, 27, of Cote St.Lue hurt her head and chin in the mishap, which occurred at 6:15 am when she lost control of the vehicle.The auto mounted the divider and slammed into the lamppost, causing about $500 damage to both the auto and the lamp standard.Mrs.Lavy, who had just left her husband and child at the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital before the accident occurred, was taken by police ambulance to the Reddy Memorial Hospital for treatment of her injuries.No official correspondence government has been received at city hall recently.CITY \u20ac The following building permits were issued at city hall during the past week: March 10 4444 St.Catherine: for Sum- merhill Homes Inc.by W.Barr Ltd.and F.Lavallee Inc.alterations and plumbing, $4,700; March 11 359 Victoria: for Trust General du Canada by Robert Plumbing Inc., replacing gas stoves in apartments 9 and 11, $50; March 13 815 Upper Belmont: for Villa Ste.Marceiline by Morin et Frere Inc., conversion oil to gas, $1,600; 232 Metcalfe: for F.Fenton by John Watson (Quebec) Ltd., replacing water entrance, $300; March 14 61 Rosemount: for Paul S.Bordo by J.L.Construction and John F.Russell and Son, alterations and plumbing, $4,000; 4002 Montrose: for Montreal Trust Co.by H.A.Egan and Sons, repairs to gas line, $75; March 17 498 Mt.Pleasant: for Mrs.Vosicano by Plomberie Normand Inc., repairs to gas line, $40.Thursday, March 20, 1975 3 866-4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS'N.Zoning_proposal: Greene one-way south Westmount intends to enact radical changes in the general tenor of Greene avenue, making it into a pedestrian-oriented shopping area but allowing one-way southbound traffic and diagonal street parking.The city\u2019s architectural and planning commission, which spent a great deal of time last year deliberating the future of the street and listening to opinions from the Greene Avenue Village Association, has proposed that the street become one-way south, between Sherbrooke and St.Catherine streets, removing the MUCTC 102 bus route and making adjacent Wood Avenue one-way north.\u201cPedestrian priority\u201d would be established on the street and the general appearance of the street would be upgraded, according to the proposal.Diagonal parking One way of doing this, city officials suggested this week, would be to permit diagonal parking with cement abutments stretching into the street to allow pedestrians a shorter distance of street to cross, at the end of each block and mid-way through the two blocks.While such a design would increase the amount of available parking on the street by only about four spaces, there would be ample room for passage of vehicles even if delivery vans Dis-courteous - A window fronting on the interior court of Westmount Estates at 4800 de Maisonneuve boulevard was broken for thieves\u2019 access to an apartment in the building it was reported Friday.Police are still awaiting a list of stolen goods.rereeeemeent I SOIT: YS Royal Trust THE SIGN THAT SELLS our expert staff: Mr.John Aird Mrs.Jane Allan Mrs.Catherine Barton Mr.Douglas W.Baxter FRI Mrs.Nora Bernier Mrs.Joyce Cabott Mrs.Joan Colby Mrs.Margaret Evans Mrs.Sally Hallows Mrs.Valerie Kyle Mrs.Barbara Ferguson Mrs.Eva Klein Mrs.Josephine Lantier Mrs.Ruth Mary Lewis James R.Quinlan, F.R.1.Manager stopped for short intervals in front of shops.Anyone using Greene avenue now knows only too well that double-parked delivery vehicles cause headaches for both drivers and pedestrians.The street design would reduce the number of signs necessary to control traffic and pedestrians, the commission feels, adding that \u201ctraffic signals and civic signs should be integrated in ac- Man, 80, walks into bus side, slightly hurt An 80-year-old man apparently walked into the side of a right- turning bus at the corner of Greene avenue and St.Catherine street last Thursday at 11:42 am, injuring himself only slightly, however.William Gibbs of 4250 Sherbrooke street west was crossing Greene avenue from the northeast corner of the intersection, noticed the bus at the corner but reportedly decided it intended to go straight ahead.The driver of the MUCTC No.102 bus saw the man at the corner, he told police later, but was unaware he was struck until a passing motorist notified him.Mr.Gibbs was taken by police car to the Reddy Memorial Hospital, where he was treated for injuries to his right knee and left thumb.Buying or Selling F ZONING cordance with the best contemporary practice.\u201d Street furniture, color The architectural and planning commission further proposes that \u2018\u2018more interesting materials than black-top asphalt be used for paving and that street lighting be improved.According to a preliminary plan, modern street furniture would be installed and small green areas planted.\u201d In rejecting the suggestion, made some 10 years ago by Architect John Bland, that Greene avenue be made into a pedestrian mall, the city's working paper on zoning - revisions notes that \u2018\u2018the average pedestrian is someone who has just stepped out of a car and will become a driver again in a short time.\u201d ATTEND MONDA Y\u2019S MEETING Drury leads a workshop Westmount MP Hon.C.M.Drury is participating with other area federal cabinet ministers and MPs in a series of three 9:30 am workshops and an afternoon combined forum as part of a Liberal Party \u2018\u2018mini convention\u201d Saturday at Town of Mount Royal High School, 50 Montgomery avenue.Mr.Drury and Postmaster General Bryce Mackasey are leading a discussion of \u2018Social Conscience for Canadians\u20142Ist Century.\u201d The Public is invited to attend.Lunch will be available.for residential real estate MONTREAL'S LARGEST REALTOR Open 9 a.m.until 5 p.m.Monday to Friday, Saturday morning 9 a.m.to 12 noon.Drop in and visit us.933-9184 487-4791 481-9157 484-5397 481-8687 935-5540 935-8625 932-6329 931-6571 737-6911 488-8423 481-3530 932-0567 932-6257 Contact with confidence, in confidence Mrs.Claudette Limoges Miss M.Loofbourow Mr.À.Madere Mrs.Joan McCallum Mrs.Joan McGuigan Mrs.Elizabeth Paul Mrs.Nicole Powell Mrs.Dorothy Raich Mr.Mark Rost Mr.Bob Seltmann Mrs.G.Strous Mrs.Joan Sutherland Mr.Aubrey Wassyng Royal Trust 481-5907 766-3537 488-8977 935-8154 489-7150 481-9915 487-6069 482-4793 738-3796 932-0064 487-2907 486-8115 937-6674 ° 4145 Sherbrooke St.W.932-1112 AN CO BAD! MMU, Ve, [ o¥ Lg \"065 Pa APE sos = THE WESTMOUNT Examiner Moking not just your house but all of Westmount your home Published Every Thursday by J.W.Sancton & Sons Ltd., 4630 St.Catherine Street West, Westmount, P.Q.H3Z 2W6 Editorial, Accounting, Circulation, Display Advertising Departments 932-3157 Classified Advertising, 6.30 a.m.to 5 p.m.weekdays \u2018(To 8:00 p.m.Mondays and Tuesdays) 931-7511 The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Carrier and mail subscriptions $6.50 per year; $3.50 half year ; 2 years $12.25; 3 years, $17.50.Fifteen cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Community Newspapers Association, Quebec Community Newspapers Association.Second class mail registration number 1760 4 - Thursday, March 20, 1975 CCNA 4 4 VERIFIED CIACUL ATION Zoning everyone's business THE Examiner is glad this week to be the vehicle to carry in some detail to the citizens of Westmount the proposals of city council, the city administration and the architectural and planning commission for a timely overhaul of many provisions of the zoning by-law.Every few years a consolidation of time-to- time changes is made.However, recognition now is being given to the new concerns in the '70s for the style and quality of urban living.Groups and movements of aware citizens have sprung up these last few years, most everywhere, to \u2018\u2018restrict, promote and defend\u2019\u2014to quote the lead paragraph on our front page this week to summarize what the city now is proposing.These aims are by no means new: Westmount is what it is today because of such by-words for planning and development of our city in the past.Two years in the discussion and framing, the zoning changes now put forward distil the best of many options.Even the experts don't claim omniscience: thus their presentation of these ideas as a \u2018working paper\u2019 to the citizens, for their consideration, views and input.While virtually all the changes affect directly the territory south of Sherbrooke street, it must be emphasized that the areas running up the slope have an important stake in all this, too.For the character of Westmount is determined by the sum of its components.While the sturdy, almost \u2018\u2018state-of- mind\u2019 values reflected by the choice residential sections above Sherbrooke remain unthreatened, the future complexion, shape, nature and feel of the city below that line can profoundly affect the whole.All, wherever they live or work, should study what is proposed.And all who can should take up city council's invitation to turn out at Victoria Hall Monday evening to learn more of what is envisaged for the Westmount of tomorrow.You may like or dislike what is suggested; either way, you should not pass up any chance, particularly this timely one, to participate in the local democratic process.Cheering old folks' housing SINCE a LIP-funded survey last spring showed 2,800 Westmount over-65ers would be personally interested in a senior citizens residence, the number likely has not become smaller and the needs of such persons, against the\u2019 ravages of inflation to say nothing of all being now a year older, have become no less pressing.The community is deeply indebted to the energetic committee of representatives of various local groups which has been meeting faithfully all autumn and winter to give shape to the project.Such ongoing devotion to the idea is going to be vital if such a sorely-needed residence is to come to reality.City council has other, paramount concerns for the city at large and the municipal association, which one might have expected to be involved, apparently has other priorities.Therefore, the unbidden and spontaneous show of enthusiasm by members of The Rotary Club of Westmount last week should be nothing but an encouraging sign both to the inter-group committee and, specially, the city\u2019s older folks.Time perforce is a crucial consideration to them.Rotary here, as worldwide, has an enviable record of performance in community projects.The local service club\u2019s work in this field goes far back\u2014 Prospect House on Clandeboye was its creation\u2014and the present, far more ambitious proposal started with Rotary.Rotary from its wide-ranging fund of talent\u2014and current thirst for a new major challenge\u2014is ideally suited to lead the way and indicated last week that it is prepared to do so.Which should raise nothing but sustained applause from all the community\u2014the elderly and to-be-elderly\u2014and enthusiastic support from every interested group.What is a good restaurant?WE are not a little intrigued by the example of delicacy in by-law, framing put forth by city council last week with its new definition of a restaurant\u2014 insofar as WeStmount chooses to see it.No one but a would-be operator of a \u201cfast food\u201d establishment would quarrel with: \u201c.a building or part thereof where food is prepared and offered for sale to the public for consumption within the building and at any tables which may be installed on the site, or for consumption off the site.\u201d That verbiage is cleverly designed, in short, to prevent paper and cardboard containers being littered in the environs Hon.C.M.Drury SAYS.pp PE ens What's being done for housing This week L.want to discuss with you what the federal government is doing about housing.The effort basically is directed at increasing the supply of houses and cushioning the effect of high costs.Building of new homes has dropped in the last year, but dropped from an all-time record set the previous year and in the past four years.The building pace in Canada still is historically high, and the federal government is taking active steps to keep it brisk this year.One important such step was announced by Housing Minister Barney Danson recently; a reduction of 3; percent in the Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation mortgage rate of 10 percent.It is the second CMHC mortgage rate reduction in a month and reflects the government's desire to encourage a welcome trend that is occurring toward lower costs of private mortgage money\u2014and that means lower cost of homes.The Canadians who will benefit are particularly the young married couple, the family on low income, the middle-income family, the elderly, students, native people in remote communities, those seeking apartments in cities.Some recent moves Some of the recent Federal moves to help out in housing: + The Registered Home Owners Saving Plan, which exempts from tax savings intended for buying your first home, up to $20,000 for a couple; .+ $500 grants to first-time purchasers of new, moderately-priced homes, including condominiums, co-operative housing and mobile homes as well as more conventional housing; + Reduction of the building material sales tax from 11 to 5 percent; + Provision that carrying costs of lands awaiting development may not be charged against other income for tax purposes\u2014to deter the speculator; + Capital cost tax allowances in apartment construction\u2014to encourage more investment in rental homes; + $58 million in loans by CMHC at 8 percent interest to builders who were prepared to build housing for rental at moderate rates.The government also has schemes in a wide range of social programs to help those who need assistance to buy or rent adequate homes.More legislation coming Legislation is before parliament now that would combine government subsidies of an eating establishment.We all must cheer and endorse that aim.Meanwhile, we are not a little disappointed that our solons apparently did not, at the same time, go the other way and take a positive step toward upgrading some of the better and potentially-better restaurants already in Westmount.We speak of a little more liberal allowance for liquor licenses, now restricted to restaurants located in major buildings with their entrances within such buildings.One need not be accused of being a sot or a corrupter of morals to suggest that civilized drinking goes with civilized eating which goes with civilized living.The aperitif before, the wine during and the liqueur following\u2014any one or all three\u2014to say nothing of the cocktail or the cool beer frequently are part of a - good meal.And, we say, the good meal should be put within accessibility of more good Westmounters.with private capital in the building of homes which people are assisted to buy and own themselves and to rent.For further information on any federally-offered programs contact { Central Mortgage and Housing Corp.branch office at 2350 Manella road, Town - of Mt.Royal, or 341-6060.And, of course, you are always welcome \u2026 to write to me, or contact my constituency { office.je Vretmeunt Examiner the Files Thirty-five Years Ago March 14, 1940 \u201cTenders for the demolition, reconstruction and enlargement of St.Paul's Academy will be received by the School Commission of Saint Leon-de-Westmount, 107 until 3 o\u2019clock March 29.The project consists of the erection of a three-storey addition to the school at an approximate cost of $150,000 and will represent the most important school undertaking here since construction of the Argyle Junior High School.The addition to the building will measure 53 by 165 feet, to be constructed with stone and brick walls.\u201d Twenty-five Years Ago March 17, 1950 \u201cMayor J.S.Cameron of Westmount accompanied by the city solicitor, J.W.Weldon, K.C., left for Quebec on Wednesday night, to join in the fight of suburban municipalities for the right to be represented on the Transportation Commission, or any other commission which may be created, if the Montreal Bill calling for public ownership of mass transportation- system in the Montreal Metropolitian area receives approval of the Provincial Government.\u201d - Fifteen Years Ago March 18, 1960 \u201cDr.J.A.Johnston, Minister Emeritus of Westmount Baptist Church, will bring 17 \u20ac parting message to the church, \u2018Memory! - Hold the Door!\u2019 on Sunday morning.Mr.and Mrs.Johnston will take up residence in London, Ontario after 27 years in Montreal.At the regular meeeting of the church on Wednesday night, March 23, the church will say farewell to Dr.and Mrs.Johnston.\u201d Five Years Ago March 19, 1970 \u201cUpgrading its obsolescent incinerator at a cost of some $125,000 is one of the immediate steps to fight pollution which was urged on the City of Westmount at the monthly meeting of the Westmount Municipal Association executive Tuesday evening last week.Pollution in all its forms was again the main topic, and there was a lively discussion between those who see the problem as a \u2018money\u2019s no object\u2019 emergency and those who contend that we must \u2018live\u2019 with it to some extent because of the costs involved in the solutions.\u201d Re PE a.WE looked in vain through the March 5 and 12 issues of Progres Echo, the big, thriving community weekly of our twin city, Rimouski, for so much as a mention of the death of our Mayor Paul Ouimet or of the Rimouski Pee Wees' victory over our visiting Pee Wees, 5-1, in the annual twin-city hockey match.Admittedly the\u2019 lower-St.Lawerence centre was preoccupied both weeks with the staging of the Quebec winter gameés\u2014but we were disappointed to note no Westmount presence, on either count.+ + + THE determination and great effort of residents of southeast Westmount to keep the familiar old St.Stephen's Church in being deserve great commendation.Particularly so of the rallying of new parishioners and their pledge of over $8,000 for the support of the long-failing Anglican parish.Important now is the sustaining of that support and, more immediate, positive assurance that necessary, long- neglected repairs and maintenance may be achieved within budgeted estimates.The possibility of an on-going life for a recently condemned religious grouping, to say nothing of the retention of a BACK TO FULL STRENGTH: A recast Westmount city council, now back to full strength after the death Feb.28 of Mayor Paul A.Ouimet, is seen getting down to business last evening following the election by his colleagues of former alderman G.lan Craig to .resume a seat on council, which he had just done when we took our picture.Left to right, rear, are Aldermen Douglas C.Robertson, William T.Wood, Mr.Craig, Mayor Donald C.MacCallum and Aldermen Leeds M.Nelson, James Thom and Charles Aspler.In foreground are, left, City Clerk Ronald Seaman, who conducted the ballot, and Assistant City Clerk Peter Patenaude.In the lower phote, immediately after the unanimous vote, Mr.Seaman is seen administering the oath of office to Ald.Craig.friendly landmark, is cause for com- munity-wide rejoicing.+ + + We had written full marks for Hon.Kevin Drummond and his local Liberal Party team for withdrawing their scheduled meeting for local citizens with their MNA next Monday evening.Then we heard that the local brass decided to hold out for the date\u2014clashing directly with the city's important public meeting on zoning at Victoria Hall.As much as there must be a strong desire, let along urgent need, to meet with their member, recognition is given by many to the greater priority of the municipal session.The gesture of withdrawing would have assured an even better turnout at a later date for Mr.Drum- mond.TL + + + FAST action by the city, on grounds of risk of a mischievously-set\u2014fire, safety to curious children from broken glass in doors and wi desirables, and thorough-going unsightliness is indicated in the matter of the abandoned apartment block at 4410- 12 St.Catherine street west, just to the west of the high school.Over the past fortnight, as observed in a letter on these pages last week, there has been mounting vandalism to this prominent, old, long-unoccupied structure.Clearly, the owners have a responsibility either to secure or demolish the building.To the city at large, it now is a liability and a blot.ws, trespass by un-.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 20, 1975 - § Surname-only confusing and 'Ms' termed stupid Sir: I agree with Kevin Drummond (see editor's note below).What advantage is there in referring to women and children by their surnames only; it is confusing and a waste of time.One has to turn back to a section of the page, and then you do not know what person is being described.Why do it at all?Using \u201cMs.\u201d (it even looks stupid) in preference to \u201cMiss\u201d is another gimmick thought up by some (once disappointed) women.In New Zealand they are shouting it down and will not have it.The \u2018\u2018horrifying\u201d headlines, described by one of your readers as news to be left out of your paper, do not appear to me as happenings which should be hidden.They are taking place and citizens should be aware of them\u2014and how else but through your newspaper?Non.Kevin Drummond says.Craig.Continued from page one council from 1967 until his resignation on June 23, 1972, was re-e.ccted to fill the vacancy created by the Feb.28 death of Mayor Paul A.Ouimet and the subsequent election of Ald.Donald MacCallum to the top city post.The former finance commissioner thus took on the power and communications portfolio, filling the vacancy with the second apartment building tenant ever to serve on council.The Royal Westmount resident took the seat held by a resident of 4300 de Maisonneuve boulevard: both are prestigious Ward 3 apartment buildings.Mr.Craig, now 57, has served with all of the present council members except Ald.J.L.Thom, who replaced him following his mid-term resignation less than 3 years ago.He was elected to serve until November, when citywide elections will be held for a new mayor and council.Mr.Craig is married with four DRAWING: MARCH 7th, 1975 3(\"\"125,000.1,131,607 TICKETS SOLD Eee 3,438 WINNERS $744,200.00 IN PRIZES 415 8 wins *50,000.\u2018When I go out I make sure that I carry few valuables and, sorry to say, I do suspect more individuals than I was wont to in the past.Your Westmount Examiner is not a religious manuscript, and your paper is certainly not rast Keep up fre ood work.MORIN HEIGHTS Laurel Stevens (Editor's note: Thanks Mrs.or Miss but not Ms.Stevens for the words of kindness and concurrence, the latter with us and not, necessarily, with Hon.Mr.Drummond.\u2018For sake of clarity\" \u2018was an Examiner editorial and not as evidently mistaken, a contribution from the MNA for Westmount.Blame some sloppy makeup of last week's editorial page which put the miniature of the long-disused column-heading \u201cOur MPQ says .\" immediately above our third \u2018We Say.\u201d However, the very small \u2018\u2018(nothing)\u201d\u2019 continues to be the only attribution we have been able to make to Mr.Drummond for nearly nine months, ever since Westmount's provincial member clammed up on Bill 22.He is making a local public appearance in St.Leo's Church hall Monday evening\u2014but, unfortunately, head-on with the City of Westmount\u2019s very important public meeting at Victoria Hall on the new zoning proposals, on the same day and hour.) grown children, a chartered accountant partner in Price, Waterhouse & Co., member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Quebec and member of the Montreal Badminton and Squash Club, the Whitlock Golf Club, Hudson Yacht Club and 1 in Westmount since 1961, before which he was a resident of Hudson Heights and a member of council there from 1958 to 1961.Born in Winnipeg May 29, 1917, Mr.Craig received a bachelor of commerce degree from McGill University in 1937, served with the Royal Canadian Navy from 1941 to 1945 and became a Lieutenant in the RCNVR.I you're in the doghouse One of these days Remember that subtlety Always pays.JOHN WATSON (Quebec) Limited W.Hartley Barber, President PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service & Quotations on request 368 VICTORIA AVE.487-1760 Mount Stephen Club.He has lived P.O.Box 908, Place d'Armes, Montréal, Qué.H2Y 3J4 Tel: 873-5350-53 5|7/019|/6/4)5) Maisonneuve c ALSO | boulevard at Melville avenue,\u201d ; the report observes.\u2018\u2018The Custom-made Wrought Iron development of apartment to your specific design buildings even to a height of six Consult Lovell's Home Directory storeys would have a detrimental for other services - page 123 effect on the existing dwellings on the north side of the street.\u201d Jul Bo Construction Ltd., 697-2142 The report recommends the change *\u2018to prevent the erosion of - this one- and two-family area.\u201d ATTEND MONDAY\u2019S MEETING - R.B.Seaman, City Clerk * Homes in Westmount ANWOTH ROAD ; WANTED Town house type on level with garage or parking area.Older, preferably updated - minimum 3 bedrooms - separate dining room - den.Price up to $100,000.We will be happy to advise Reflecting the quality and grace of a long established Prime location, above Sherbrooke.Built in 1968 by Minty.Charming detached 4-bedroom home with all the modern conveniences.Ground floor den, kitchen with dinette area, double garage and a pretty garden.For details please call Mrs.Alison Cosgrove, 731-6817 or 937-7729.Frank A.Norman & Co.Ltd.Laird Canora Building, 1255 Laird Boulevard, Montreal 304.Member Montreal Real Estate Board / Real Estate Brokers.you on the true value of your home in today\u2019s buoyant real estate market without any obligation to you.Please \u201ccall Mrs.A.Kinsman, 937-3100 or \u201c731-6817.life style, this superb Westmount home has every À comfort and convenience, Green carpet lawns, sweeping panoramic city views combined with a luxurious private bedroom suite provide you with every satisfaction of exacting tastes.Priced at $250,000.M.L.S.Please call Mrs.Pauline Bates, 731-6817 or 932-2224.WOULD YOU LIKE À CONFIDENTIAL APPRAISAL OF YOUR 7 3 1 -68 1 7 eut obligation, we will inspect your property ond ossess current market value Call us ot 731-6817.= 7 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 20, 1975 St.Stephen's land use restrictions tightened The corner of Atwater avenue and Dorchester boulevard on which stands St.Stephen's Church would be rezoned to ensure that any new building which might go on the land includes grassy spaces where they exist now, has wings on the north and south of one to three storeys, b == flanking a main building no higher than eight storeys above the Dorchester boulevard level.Such a building would, in \u2018the opinion of city officials, \u2018\u2018prevent an intrusion and maintain the present composition\u201d of the area.This recommendation is included in the city\u2019s working \u2018 paper on the Westmount-wide zoning revision, specifically to defend the city against a possible overdevelopment of the corner lot which is now being looked at by T.Pringle and Son who have an option for: its purchase.~ Zoned separately The strip of land between At- water avenue and Weredale Park south of Dorchester boulevard, until now has been zoned separately from the neigh- A HOME?Know what to look for?Get expert advice from en independent professional © Written reports within © Reasonable cost.695-4529 8 HOME INSPECTION § ÉCONSULTANTS OF QUEBEC F ZONING ; borhood to its west, allowing for residential, non-profit institutional and office \u2018buildings.Now, the area comprising St.Stephen's Church and church hall would be specifically assigned the eight-storey maximum while the area to its south, where the United Red Feather Services (Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital) building now stands, would be restricted to three-storey building, with no land-use limitation.\u201cThe only portion of this district that might be involved,\u201d the working paper reads, \u2018is the site of St.Stephen's church.The juxtaposition of the building elements of the church and the adjoining residence form a desirable relationship between ve; buildings and space.\u201d The paper suggests that present zoning regulations provide \u2018\u2018adequately\u2019\u2019 for 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Canbec Automobiles C.In BMW 2085 St.Catherine Street West, Montreal TEL.: 937.4288 ra) 120x18 Greene-Clarke on St.Ca therine St.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 20, 1975 - 17 low-profile is preferred .with the residential area to the The city wishes to defend low- tions for the area, dropping the north, which is limited to six rise buildings along the north side maximum permitted height of storeys,\u201d reads an observation of St.Catherine street between buildings from 12 to 6 storeys.At Greene and Clarke avenues with present the area contains only 3- a change in the zoning restric- storey structures.ZONING made with the proposed by-law changes released this week.\u2018\u2018The jx, FY | development of the St.Catherine street frontage to its present 3 (eo ! : maximum would seriously affect \u2018\u2019The present buildings .appear to be quite compatible located on the Metro Level Alexis Nihon Plaza the residential area to the north.\u201d In proposing the new zoning regulations, the city lists all the establishments which now are DIOVOL 12 0.2-2 UNIVOL 20 2.ALPHA-KERI OIL 16 0:.4.\u201d permitted in the area, adding only \u201can animal hospital\u201d to the o.nous \u2014= = list.nes an \u2014 ATTEND MONDAY'S MEETING PARAMETTES TEL 125° Se 3 oC == B Take a letter gor 2 arameft £ A $325 tyewriter was stolen Si from an office at 245 Victoria avenue between 5 pm last Thursday and 8:45 am Friday.KERI LOTION 120: 3\u201d Fotice saw no sign of forced CAROID AND BILE TABS.0: 1\" QUEBEC REGION (MONTREAL) sil d CAROID AND BILE TABS.20s 3% llenc ,[ .TENDER CALL .co ASPIRIN sos 2: omeone broke into the parking PHISODERM .- 2.2 No.75-49P lot cabin at 4040 St.Catherine ° street west Saturday between NEO SYNEPHRINE 2% drops 1-¢ noon and 1 pm, making off with a digital clock radio worth $45.SEALED TENDERS, addressed to Regional Manager of Finance and Administration, Depart-\" ment of Public Works of Canada, 625 President Kennedy Avenue, (5th Floor), Montreal, Quebec H3A 1K3 and endorsed: TENDER FOR WESTMOUNT, QUEBEC - R.C.M.P.BUILDING - 4095 STE.CATHERINE WEST- RENOVATIONS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL 3.00 P.M.(MONTREAL TIME), APRIL 9, 1975.Specifications and other tender documents can be seen or can be obtained on DEPOSIT OF $100.00 in the form of a CERTIFIED BANK CHEQUE 2 made to the order of the RECEIVER GENERAL FOR CANADA, at the Department of Public Works (ets es ais IE Can be Togo kind 6656), 625 President Kennedy Avenue, 5th floor, Montreal, Quebec H3A 1K3 and CAN BE SEEN ONLY \u201cat the following address(es): The Construction Association of Montreal, 4970 Place de la Savane, Suite 200, Montreal, Quebec, H4P 1Z6 and Westmount Post Office, Quebec.The deposit will be released on return of documents, in good condition, at the latest one (1) month after the opening of tenders; after this date the deposit will be confiscated.To be considered, each tender must be made on the printed forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with the conditions set forth therein.© QUEBEC BID DEPOSITORY SYSTEM Subcontractors for electricity, mechanical, air- conditioning and plumbing shall submit their tenders through the Quebec Bid Depository, 4970 Place de la Savane, Suite 215, Montreal, uebec H4P 1Z6 not later than 3.00 P.M.(MONTREAL TIME), APRIL 7, 1975 When we say the Scout is a whole - lot of different vehicles wrapped up into one great machine .that's exactly what we mean.in accordance with the document \u2018\u2019Standard Canadian Bid Depository Principles and : Procedures for Federal Government Projects\u2019, second edition, April 1st, 1970.BR For example: tions like the automatic transmission, 5 s The Scout can be an off-the-road air conditioning, power steering and ou vehicle with 4-wheel drive and fock- one of the rich-looking and long- wearing interiors complete with ting hubs, rugged and economical 4- cylinder 196 .the 304 CID V-8 or bucket seats.; the 345 CID V-8.and a host of other Scout \u201875 .the kind of vehicle Test drive the Scout at your International AV options you want it to be .for fhe kind of Harvester dealer.You can own one for * Or the Scout can be an elegant driving you want to do.for the way as little as $0000.around-town vehicle with luxury op- you live.IM.The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.D.B.Norwood Regional Manager of Finance and Administration Tel: 489-4921 Tel: 353-9720 7050 St.James Street West Montreal, Quebec.8300 Edison Street 18 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 20, 1975 St.Catherine, Bethune to Abbott, for more apartments, fewer offices =} 1 Lea JL Jets y the development of further offices along the street-front by asking future developers to construct residential buildings.(The Examiner's home is one of these former dwellings, at the corner of Blenheim Place.) ATTEND MONDAY'S MEETING QUEBEC REGION (MON TREAL) TENDER CALL No.75-50P SEALED TENDERS, addressed to.Regional Manager of Finance and Administration, Department of Public Works of Canada, 625 President Kennedy Avenue, (5th Floor), Montreal, Quebec H3A 1K3 and endorsed: TENDER FOR - Catherine The renovation, conversion and redevelopment of small buildings along the south side of St.street between Bethune street and Abbott avenue would be promoted by a proposed change in zoning restrictions contemplated in the city's working paper on revised citywide zoning.The change would allow for apartment buildings up to six storeys (85 feet) with offices on F ZONING down from 6:1 under present restrictions.Single-family and two-family dwellings would be permitted.One major change proposed in the new restrictions would allow for the development of individual lots which already exist in the area, removing from developers the burden of using the entire the ground floor only, with a floor-area ratio of 3:1, brought block frontage along St.looking .Easter Specials Are Here at RENAULT DOWNTOWN 74 MUSTANG Now Tree Al Con Low Mie $3675 73 CHEVELLE 7.0 ove $3550 73 MAVERICK Ties Now cu Cond Lou Mile $2850 73 PINTO New Tot il $2295 72 COM ET Wide ou et A1 Cond Special $2350 72 VOLKS 1 gon comin $1475 71 VOLKS ee $1175 $1050 71 VEGA Automatic n PEUGEOT Mechanical, orfect $1 150 71 RENAULT 00 $950 R 16 TS, in 71 RENAULT $1450 \u201cWhere the Service is Rapid and Courteous\u2019\u2019 good condition Tel: 937-9551 O 1824 St.Catherine Street West Ÿ RENAULT DOWNTOWN (Between St.Mark and St.Matthew Streets) Catherine street for construction of new buildings.That was one of the requirements of the urban renewal by-law which has been in assembly on a block basis,\u201d the working paper notes, adding, \u2018many of the buildings which were originally one-family dwellings have been converted to offices and as such are nonconforming.\u201d City officials hope to impede Bus and taxi meet; woman goes to hospital A taxi and a bus collided at Victoria avenue and The Boulevard Tuesday at 2:22 pm, and a passenger in the taxi, 52- year-old Mrs.Bobi Mariska of Montreal, was taken to hospital for examination of a heart condition which it was feared might have been aggravated by the accident.The taxi, a 1970 Pontiac driven by Robert Holder, 57, of Montreal.was reportedly ahead of the MUCTC bus driven by 35-year-old Lucien Legare of St.Laurent when the accident occurred\u2014 though the side of the auto was damaged.Each vehicle suffered between $200 and $500 damage.A RELIABLE NAME MAINTENANCE OF TROPICAL PLANTS IN CONTAINERS - MONTREAL, QUEBEC - VARIOUS BUILDINGS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL 3.00 P.M.(MONTREAL TIME), APRIL 9, 1975 Specifications and other tender documents can be seen or can be obtained on DEPOSIT OF $25.00 in the form of a CERTIFIED BANK CHEQUE made to the order of the RECEIVER GENERAL FOR CANADA, at the Department of Public Works of Canada, Tendering Office (283-6553, 6554 and 6656), 625 President Kennedy Avenue, 5th floor, Montreal, Quebec H3A 1K3.The deposit will be released on return of documents, in good condition, at the latest one (1) month after the opening of tenders; after this date the deposit will be confiscated.To be considered, each tender must be made on the printed forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with the conditions set forth therein.The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.D.B.Norwood Regional Manager of Finance and Administration Montreal, Quebec.INIDTOWUN NOW SPECIALIZING IN LEASING To corporations and individuals from a | specially-designed leasing location, just off the Trans-Canada downtown extension.WE SUPPLY: ® Any model of automobile \"Insurance and license Additional tires including snow tires ° ° ® All service required ° Replacement car during servicing and we will purchase your present car 5333 ST.JAMES WEST (Above the Turcot Interchange) We fully maintain our cars during the lease .So we always have some exceptional used cars for sale! 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D.CARNELL M.DARDI .A.DUQUET D.J.MacLENNAN H.QUART Manager Sales Supervisor Thinking of selling your home?We have the buyer - This team of is at your service If you are interested in selling your home with the minimum of inconvenience, and at today's prices Please Call 935-8541 Serving Westmount Since 1910° We make good neighbours.IMA A.E.LEPAGE mmm] WESTMOUNT REALTIES J.MURRAY E.FRAWLEY E.GULPERS P.HILL B.KAUFMAN B.FIRSTBROOKE G.LABRECQUE A.VAILLANCOURT H.OSMAN R.MOSS remy «=?reer me Mae +7 ; 3 I's » for Distinguished Fashions © Popular Prices Sizes: 6 to 22 4901 Sherbrooke St.West, {Between Claremont & Victoria) Tel: 484-4875 Coming Events Exhibit '75 Beth Zion Sisterhood's annual art exhibit and sale will be held April 13 and 14, from 10 am to 10 pm, featuring Canadian and international art, sculpture, and crafts, at 5740 Hudson avenue, Cote St.Luc.Bake sale The Women's Auxiliary of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital will hold a bake sale and meeting on Wednesday, April 16, at 2055 Northcliffe avenue in Griffith Hall.The bake sale starts at noon and the meeting at 2pm.Mrs.M.M.McCabe is convenor of the sale.The public is cordially invited.: Theatre Soiree Angels\u2019 Theatre Soiree sponsored by the National Council of Jewish Women featuring The Stratford Festival Company's performance of \u2018Two Gentlemen of Verona\u2019 will take place on Saturday, April 12, at 8:30 pm at Public may try crafts at Arts Centre The Visual \u2018Arts Centre, 350 Victoria avenue, this week is giving the public an opportunity to see in action and, if they wish, participate in a number of crafts pursued at the centre.The program began Monday.This evening, 6 to 9 pm, featured will be ceramics, card- weaving, macrame and off-loom.Tomorrow, 10:30 am to 1 pm, it is ceramics, knotting and netting; 1:30 to 4:30 pm, ceramics, spinning and weaving.And Saturday and Sunday, 11 am to 5 pm and 1 to 5 pm, respectively, the demonstrations are to be in ceramics, card- weaving, knotting, netting, off-.loom, spinning and weaving.Next week, Monday to Friday inclusive, there will be an exhibition of the pieces completed by the public and the craftspersons of the centre.The participation exhibition is sponsored by the Montreal Council of Arts.Theatre Maisonneuve, Place des Arts.Reception will follow performance.Door prize: two tickets to London via British Airways.The annual meeting of the Women\u2019s Art Society of Montreal takes place in Cheney Hall Tuesday at 2 pm.Tea will-be served.- arriage Trañe Swiss, Halian and English IMPORTS for Spring and Summer \u2018SPORTSWEAR e LOUNGEWEAR DRESSES AND LINGERIE 1357 GREENE AVE.westmount TEL: 932-2543 [frrorcrest Aimee\u2019s Patchivork by Fieldcrest.Collection includes comforter, pillow-sham, sheets and cases.Thursday.DIGGERS & WEEDERS: The Diggers and Weeders Garden Club and the Women of St.Andrew\u2019s United Church met last week in preparation for their Festival of Flowers \u201875, which takes place at the church.May 14 and 15.Left to right are Mrs.D.Lorne Gales, chairman of the horticuitural division; Mrs.A.G.Thompson, co-chairman of the festival, and Mrs.Rachel Mcleod, horticulturalist of Kiln Farm, Puslinch, Ont.who spoke at the meeting.March 20, 1975 For All ions EPICURE AND FRUIT BASKETS from GORDON'S EPICUREAN GIFTS CO.\u201cGourmet Gifts for Gracious Giving\u201d 141 St.Pierre St.Delivery, of course - just call 288-3987 454492 pepe cr (IX 22 TY RY > A Rite etets RB pe gs: Let Crest Linen help you put it all together beautifully.e Decorative fashions for bedroom, bathroom and kitchen.e Coordinated towels, sheets, comforters.e Custom-made spreads and drapes 20% Discounts to Brides Torest Lien w 4918 Sherbrooke St.W.486-7720 Between Claremont & Prince Albert, South Side Boutique Inc.CAMP MEDICAL GARMENTS In all medical fittings.girdles and brassieres also Other well-known makes of available.See our new spring selection of beautiful lingerie, hosiery, gloves and bathing suits.E.HARGREAVES Reg\u2019d.Experienced Corsetieres - Specialty: Camp fitting Agnes Morris & Loretta Michon, Proprietors 1208 Greene Avenue \u2014 Tel: 932-7008 (Just north of St.Catherine - West Side) \u2014 Bead Emporium .of Montreal Inc.514 / 486-6425 366 Victoria Avenue Westmount, Montreal Open Daily until 2:00 pm Monday to Friday All types of beads for don, England.jewellery and macramé 5, Charles English Inc.Lampart 25 years of serving Ç Montrealers ci == Visit our ) II «+ new iit our QJ e Lampshades made to order e Lamp wiring.repairs Chrome, brass, bronze, acrylic furniture made to order © All types of indoor ornamental iron, railings, dividers, etc.e Re-upholstering and repainting ( =} J ) ' 1360 Greene Ave.932-3991 PROFESS|ONAL QUPER SS FiLm Lea a Jo Rea.NN FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CAUBF HWV P SOIREE PATRONS COMMITTEE: Mrs.Marvin Grover, 45 Rosborough avenue; Mrs.Salvatore Sinai, 804 Lexington avenue, and Mrs.Edgar Cohen, 4817 Cedar crescent, (left to right) who are members of the patrons committee for the Angels\u2019 Theatre Soiree taking place Saturday, April 12, at Theatre Maisonneuve, Place des Arts.The evening is to feature the Stratford Festival Company's presentation of \u201cTwo Gentlemen of Verona\u2019 and is sponsored by the National Council of Jewish Women.A reception is to follow the performance.There is to be a door prize of two air tickets to Lon- oh Scholarship fashion show At 8 pm on April 8 about 100 boys from all grades will be Westmount High School girls and modelling the very latest in \u2018gear\u2019 at the annual Scholarship Fun Fashion Show.Clothes for this popular event will be supplied by a leading youthful fashion house in Montreal.All proceeds from ticket sales go to the Westmount High School Scholarship Fund.In the past, the Fashion Show has raised between $1,500 and $2,000 for deserving scholars.Club speaker Hon.Muriel Fergusson, member and former speaker of the Senate, will address the Women's Canadian Club of Montreal on Monday at 2 pm in the Royal Bank auditorium, Place Ville Marie.Her topic will be \u2018\u201cThe Women in Public Life in Canada.\u201d OHMAN'S for Evaluations on Jewellery and Silver 1216 Greene Ave: Next to Avenue Theatre 933-4046 The Westmount Examiner.Wendy Moore goes to Belgium as Ranger Wendy Moore, a Westmount Ranger, has been chosen to represent Canada at an international Guide camp in Belgium this summer.Five other girls from West- mount were lucky in the draw for \u201cGuiding on the Move,\u2019 which is a Canada-wide exchange of Guides this summer.They are Rangers Lynn Moore, who will go to British Columbia, and Cathy LETS a oe Thursday, March 20, 1975 - 21 Ferrier to Quebec City; Guides Lucy Wood who will go to British Columbia, Nancy Wood to Alberta and Vicky Stikeman to Quebec City.Two Westmount groups reached the area finals of the Quebec Guide Music Festival\u2014 the 16th Brownie Pack, based at St.Andrew's Church and the 66th Guide Company, at St.Matthias\u2019 Church.Open house Yesterday and last Wednesday the Priory School, 3120 The Boulevard, held open house for parents.Tissus Nordic-Boutique Leopoldine CLEARANCE 20% to 50% OFF - MARIMEKKO FABRICS FINAL WEEK Marimekko dresses always in fashion are timeless! 100% cotton.See our beautiful, colorful collection! Le Viaduc \u2014 Place Bonaventure 881-7000 * Interesting Lamps * Custom-made Shades * Unusual Gifts 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 20, 1975 University Women hear management expert here .Gisele Richardson, noted for co _ her work in management : training, will be guest speaker at FUNWAY FABRIC SHOP JUST APPOINTED SES pee Be west branch of the Canadian : Federation of University Women | at 8 pm Wednesday at St.Andrew\u2019s United Church.Her topic .will be \u2018A New Framework for Understanding Behavior\u2014 Transactional Analysis.\u201d Mrs.Richardson works mostly with senior executives, though ti: = = sortere mr graduate students, ex-convicts ç \u2018 and economic development wR agencies around the world.As , plication of transactional i analysis to the economic and social development needs in mediators, career women, well as in the United States and Canada, she has worked in Thailand, India, Japan, the } Latin-American Development = agency personnel which will - - serve as the basis for the ap- | \u201cthird-world\u201d countries.- As 'well as running her own | business, Richardson A L ee ' Management Associates, Mrs.\u2018 Richardson lectures at McGill Dominican Republic, Guatamala University\u2019s faculty of management.Further information may be obtained from Mrs.Lucy Barron she has conducted seminars for and Pakistan.(487-6646) or Mrs.E.Roche (482- FO R all levels of management and for such diverse groups as school She has recently completed an .{ : 5041).A | \\ C Pram on lam | A baby carriage was stolen ; P E R OU N CE from a porch at 489 Grosvenor ; avenue on Monday beween 11 am a - - ~ and 6 pm, Carpet Cleaning KNITTING YARN i 1-2-4-8-24 OZ SKEINS AVAILABLE Bl p \\ ÿ q IF vo pe eme ee MACHINE -DRYABLE K nor the patience to sew the i conventional way .YOU'LL ENJOY ° STRETCH.& SEW Li Take the \"\u2019FUNWAY\" : sewing course in six 2-hour - + lessons.We will teach you K N ITT] N G CLU BS WELCOM E Cu how to make a complete .# wardrobe.i Drop in for turther information or { telephone: | 484.9897 HUNDREDS OF POUNDS IN STOCK Bo \\ .| - : We Carry All Necessary Supplies For Stretch Sewing - ht Stretch your wardrobe dollar Store Hours: Mondays 12 noon to 5 p.m : Tuesday t i : 10 a.m.to 5 p.m.f by learning to sow.Saturday: 10am fodpm x THE ORIGINAL AND 8 MOST EXPERIENCED IN: fa STEAM EXTRACTION \u2019 # THE Recommended by Carpet Manufacturers , : The World Over! oC .NOW YOU CAN RENT , 6150 SHERBROOKE ST.W.at BEACONSFIELD SAVE = 80% FOR PICK-UP & DELIVERY oo 487-9377 Boy to Pinel in de Mais.arson deaths A 17-year-old Montreal youth was charged Friday with criminal negligence causing the death of two people at 4282 Dorchester boulevard the late evening of last Jan.10, and has been sent to Pinel Institute for mental examination before standing trial, either in juvenile or criminal court.The youth, arrested Feb.13, faced a fire commissioner's inquiry Feb.18 at which criminal responsibility for the fire was established.A coroner's inquest was to have been held last Thursday, but the coroner decided police could press charges on the basis of the commissioner's inquiry, and the boy was sent to juvenile court on - Friday, when the charge was laid.The incident around which the proceedings were taken was the setting of fire in the basement of the Continental Westmount building, which travelled through an open door into the stairwell of the building.Two found dead Etienne Paiement, 52, and Mrs.Lillian Dupras, 51, were found dead in the stairwell between the third and fourth floors, apparently having tried to make their escape through the smoke- filled stairwell.The fire caused heavy damage in the basement, including the virtual destruction of several wooden lockers and nearby automobiles.There had been heavy smoke damage in the stairwell and several of the rooms of the building, and numerous residents had been taken to hospital suffering smoke inhalation.MUC Police arson squad detectives have been carrying out the investigation with the help of Westmount detectives and fire ôfficers.È [DISTINCTIVE WEDDING INVITATIONS Select your wedding invitations from our complete catalogue.For you.a Keepsake copy of-your Invitation in luxurious gold.INTERNATIONAL OF STRATFORD Cards & What-Not, Regd.Stationers - Gifts Tel.932-3721 1308 Greene Ave., \\ Westmount, Quebec / Miss Peterson past president Miss Anne Peterson, 250 Kensington avenue, became past president of the Women's Auxiliary of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital at the recent annual WMS annual is Saturday The annual meeting of the Montreal Presbyterial of the Women\u2019s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Canada will be held on Saturday, starting at 9:30 am in the Church of St.Andrew and St.Paul, Sherbrooke street west and Redpath avenue.Luncheon will be served at 12:45 pm.The principal speaker will be Miss Margaret Kennedy.Dr.Stuart Johnston and Rev.A.Ross MacKay also will speak.ot yor Oplions or a walk-in GREG meeting, succeeded by Miss May Blandford of Montreal.A cheque for $30,000 was presented to J.R.Houghton, president of the hospital.Other new officers are Mrs.M.M.McCade, vice-president; Mrs.A.E.Norris, treasurer; Mrs.H.0.Lough, recording secretary, and Mrs.G.E.Reiffenstein, corresponding secretary.Window try A window was broken in the ° 1040 Atwater avenue building, now property of the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital, at 3:30 pm Sunday.Window broken Someone broke a rear basement window at 29 Bellevue avenue Monday about 10 am.k The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 20, 1975 Antiques Books Linens Housewares China Furniture The Nearly New Shop 1209 Maisonneuve Blvd.- \u201cDon\u2019t throw it away send it to us\u2019\u2019 Come and Browse in our Shop All proceeds from donations go to the Auxiliaries of the Montreat Children\u2019s & Royal Victoria Hospitals.For Free Pick-up 849-7245 mere Yes, whatever the shape and size of your kitchen, there's a combination of Gregg Kitchen Furniture to make it look great.You have a fantastic choice of cabinets\u2014large and small\u2014wide and slim\u2014wall and base\u2014corner and sirk\u2014one, two or three shelves\u2014upper and lower Lazy Susans.All cabinets are available in six different classic or uality CR contemporary designs.In fact, the result will be such a perfect fit, you'll be tempted to say you had your kitchen rebuilt around the Gregg Kitchen Furniture.Once the old cabinets are down, this amazing transformation can be done in less than a day by yourself or by us.Sounds too good to be true?Well\u2014seeing is believing.Come and visit our GREGG Kitchen Showroom at 2000 Industrial Boulevard in Chambly.Showroom Hours: Noon to 5 PM Monday through Thursday, noon to 9 PM Friday and 9 AM to noon Saturday.See our many, complete, G kitchen displays and make use of our free kitchen design service, or call us at 658-0647 and we'll send you our full-color product literature.Just imagine.Custom quality .custom fit, .at an un-customary low price.Why wait?You deserve fine Gregg Kitchen Furniture now.The Kitchen Cabinet Centre 2000 Industrial Blvd., Chambly, Qué.Exit 9\u2014Eastern Townships Autoroute. 24 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 20, 1975 WE SIT DETTER in more ways than one.Naturally, We Sit Better is a babysitting agency.The name tells you that.And so will the growing number of clients who use oùr service.But the ladies from We Sit Better are more than \u2018babysitters.Much more! We offer: Care for the elderly The presence of a We Sit Better homemaker- companion a few times a week often means the elderly person can maintain his independence and remain at home.Our homemakers understand the physical and emotional problems of old age.When the elderly person can no longer remain at home.our homemakers can continue to provide tender loving care in _ the nursing home or hospital.4 Practical nurses and health care aides When a patient no longer needs a nurse, but still requires attention, We Sit Bette- ladies will provide much needed assistance.Health care aides bridge the gap between the non- \u201c skilled and registered nurse and can keep the patient comfortable and attended at ali times.q Vacation homemakers All homemakers supplied by We Sit Better while parents are on vacation or mother is in hospital, are -fully qualified to maintain the home in tip-top.shape, and keep the children happy.: We Sit Better services are recommended by doctors, social service workers, community agencies and hospital administrations.P.S.\u201cIf you'd like to give tender loving care, join our We Sit Better staff.\u201d The Family Care Agency 482-9090 Che, DETTER.TRADEMARK - PAGING THE AGING We all grow old.The younger generation today will be the older generation tomorrow, and while everyone ages, it seems apparent that some seem to age less quickly than others.Canadian \u2018\u2018old age\u201d statistics show that the population over 65 is increasing.According to the Dominion Bureau of Statistics.the over 65 figures break down & as follows: 1951 Number © Canada 1,086.273 Quebec 232.097 1961 Canada 1,391.154 Quebec 306,301 1971 Canada 1.744.410 Quebec 413,015 The above figures indicate that according to the last census there are approximately 1,744,410 senior citizens in Canada - and 413,015 in Quebec.In Montreal and suburbs, about 7 percent are in institutions and another 20 percent are in some way dependent upon their «families or the community.There are many problems for these senior citizens, not the least of which is the gulf which has been opening between \u201c7.younger and older people, due in part to a weakening of the traditional bonds of family and community.%.For thousands of older ople the result has been a \u2026-.growing sense of isolation dnd insecurity.What are the needs of older people?A need for independence, dignity and identity - precisely the same as the needs of younger people.except that they are sometimes harder to meet.For the senior citizen who is weak, feeble, dependent or partially [\u2014\" Mrs.Dorothy Lecker in photograph talks to client, and takes pertinent details in dependent, or who has an illness of long duration which does not totally incapacitate him, or who is chronically ill, little has been done to replace the old extended family.While it is true that nothing can replace the warmth of a large close family, some services are available which improve the quality of life for older people.Governments can and must plan others, such as rental subsidies, property tax relief or low-cost support services, subsidized public transportation and subsidized drugs.The older person will be happier and live longer if we can provide care for him or her at home with family.relatives, friends or in the community.The precious human qualities of independence, dignity and identity are lost when the elderly person is placed in an institution.One of the services which can be provided for elderly persons is Home Care.Home care is more than simply an acceptable alternative to institutional care - it is medical care, knowledge, and skills, \u2018taken into a patient\u2019s home to help him (or her) reach the highest possible level of functioning.The Alberta Government, in a-recent 265-page report, researched jointly by staff from the provincial health and social development department and the Alberta Council on Aging, said there was an abundance of evidence showing that elderly persons living in the community were .leading \u201cmore satisfied and contented lives, and feel more a part of the community\u201d than those in institutions.\u201cMany persons living in the community were \u201csubtly forced\u201d into institutions because there were not enough services to support them in their own homes.An image seems to emerge that a sizeable number of the elderly in institutions feel they now Pr live in a rather restricted, meaningless world, detached from the outside community.\u201d The Alberta report also recommended a special training program for medical professionals, institutional staff and administrators.Although not applicable to every patient, home care offers certain patients a more appropriate means of care than hospitalization, enables gains the patient makes in the hospital to be maintained or exceeded at home, releases hospital beds to patients who have greater need, ensures continuity of care and costs less than in-patient care.Having agreed that the older person will be happier and live longer if we can provide care at home - how do we go about doing so?We can petition and urge the \u2018Government to provide the services mentioned above and for those who are economically secure, or who have families who can help, the services of We Sit Better, a private agency, providing home care in many categories, can be the answer.While providing services of registered nurses, registered nursing assistants and male orderlies for private homes, nursing homes and hospitals, We Sit Better is also an agency providing an alternative for that period when a patient no longer neeus a nurse, but still requires attention.can be for as little as six hours a day or up to twenty- four hours.It can be for a week, a month, or as long as the service is required.Their employees are available when the client wants them, for as long as needed, on a regular schedule or on call.The service covers such things as light housework, preparation of dietetic meals, giving of -insulin, taking elderly persons to doctor\u2019s appointments and preparation for filling order for suitable help for the client\u2019s elderly parents.The Westmount Examiner, seeking employment.for therapy, companionship, home-making, travel\u201d aid, giving bed baths, doing shopping and cheering up of a depressed person.We Sit Better\u2019s staff members are thoroughly trained to follow physicians\u2019 orders.Actually, they provide an almost unlimited variety of home and health care services performed by skilled, qualified personnel.Their employees are available on short notice and at surprisingly reasonable cost.We Sit Better personnel may attend a patient in the hospital, then accompany him to a convalescent home, and finally continue the assignment in the patient\u2019s own home.The Company, We Sit Better, actually pioneered professional home care service when it started in 1968 in Montreal, and is owned and operated by Dorothy and Nat Lecker.Prior to her association with We Sit Better, Mrs.Lecker had been greatly involved for many years in volunteer work in the community with many organizations.As a result of her work in this area, she knows intimately many of the clients, doctors and social agencies who call for service.and they are aware of her commitment .to a better life for elderly and sick people.The Company, from its in ception.even With the addition of many people tn its office staff has con tnued te operale on à Ver, personal level with Mr & Mrs.Lecker alwavs present for guidance and supervision.They are also Directors of Dorlec Corporation.a company providing male and female special.attendants for hospital care in major hospitals of Montreal.All employees who work for We Sit Better are carefully screened through personal interview at their office at 4920 De Maison- ques oa Ne Office Manager of We Sit Better in photograph interviews prospective applicant neuve Blvd.West, for character and skills, references are checked, and then applicants are carefully matched to job requirements.An interesting facet of their business is that they believe there are many older people - those not yet senior citizens - age 50 to 65, separated, divorced, retired, single - or whose children have now grown and gone from home - and seniors age 65 to 70, who are in good health and who have been homemakers all their lives, or who have perhaps cared for a sick relative and thus have some knowledge of elementary nursing care, who could find useful employment, supplement their incomes and relieve their own boredom and loneliness while caring for other people.These people have skills, wisdom, values, valuable resources, and here is a way for them to utilize these skills in the kind of work they prefer, at the time they want to work.In this way they can involve themselves in the community, use their skills and experience in everything from housekeeping and meal planning to family and elderly care and home management.We Sit Better doesn\u2019t care about the skin color, religion or language of an applicant - Me Sit Better only cares about an applicant's qualifications for the job to be done, and there is never a job placement fec at We st Better We all grow old The younger generation today will be the older generation of tomorrow.Only for the moment, do we escape the geriatric condition.We all have a stake in a better life for our older people.We must try and close the gulf hetween older and younger people, and lessen the growing sense of isolation and insecurity that old people have.We must develop a new attitude Thursday.March 20, 1975 - 25 toward aging - one that stops regarding older people as a burden, that tries to keep them active and independent as long as possible, and starts regarding them as one of our most valuable resources.DID YOU KNOW Churchill was a great leader at 817 Holmes was a great jurist at 81?Clara Barton led the Red Cross at 83?Connie Mack led the Athletics at 88?, Michelangelo was painting at 89?Le Toscanini was conducting at 87?HANDY TELEPHONE GUIDE FOR SENIOK CITIZENS Information and Referral Centre 842-9751 Senior Citizens Forum 861-2741 Montreal Council of Social Agencies 849-5784 Montreal Diet Dispensary 937-5375 Victorian Order of Nurses 866-6801 Old Age Security Pension 283-5750 Quebec Pension 873-2433 Royal Victoria Hospital 842-1251 Montreal General Hospital 937-6011 Jewish General Hospital 342-5111 Queen Elizabeth Hospitai 100-230 Fier oer beds vatotire + 7 orien Lou, \"ou 7 Tran pre ation gas coli Social Weltare te.2431 01 873-4289 Quebec Health Insurance NUITS t(Medicare) _ 878-9261 Volunteer Bureau of Montreal 844-4442 Assoc.of Leisure Time Services 932-4147 26 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 20, 1975 More-modest development is asked for St.Catherine opp The Only Love That Money Can Buy! TRE LARGEST SELECTION OF PURE BRED PUPPIES AND KITTENS ALLSOLD WITH HEALTH GUARANTEE Airedale Keeshond Scottie Beagle Lhasa-Apso Sheltie (Mini-Collie) Boston Maltese Shih.Tzu Cairn Pekingese Spaniel Chihuahua Someranian (Amercan cocker) Dachshund Poodle Spitz Doberman (Toy or Mini) Vizsla Fox Terrier Puli West-Highland- (Smooth or Samoyed White Terrier wire Haired) Schnauzer (Miniature) Yorkshire Terrier Great Dane Any other breed can be ordered 2226 Guy Street Tel: 931-2048 | The south side of St.Catherine street east of Greene avenue might be zoned to permit smaller-than-present development, with the buildings including set-back towers no more than 21 storeys (220 feet), according to a proposal put forward in the city\u2019s working paper on zoning revisions.The area, which extends along St.Catherine to Gladstone * avenue or might extend to a proposed extension of Wood avenue, (a decision on this, discussed elsewhere in the paper, has yet to be reached) now is largely owned by First Quebec Corporation and is expected to be developed in the near future.The proposed rezoning would allow for developing of smaller lots but allows for various floor-area ratios, tower heights and setbacks according to the size of the lots to be developed.If more than one tower is constructed in the area, the towers must be 75 feet apart.At present, zoning allows for only one building to be constructed on the site or two or more buildings divided on a north-south line extending from St.Catherine street to Dorchester boulevard, through an existing city laneway and parking lot.the health food business in Tre Seled Health Food Shop under the management of Frieda well-known in the westend for many years.Featuring a complete line of: o health food e bread e vitamins eo herbs e natural cosmetics NEW! Imported from South Africa \u201cDEVIL'S CLAW\u201d Proven itself helpful for arthritic & rheumatic pains.Available in Root or Tablet form.BacSeea HEALTH 2285 St.Matthew Street (Just south of Sherbrooke St.West) FOOD Tel: 932-8657 CAN OFFER MORE THAN SARE = F ZONING osite Square Now \u2018too restrictive\u2019 That zoning \u2018\u2018appears to be too restrictive,\u2019 the working paper observes, adding that there are at present no height restrictions for the area.Westmount Square, directly across the street, is only 21 storeys high.The list of possible amenities which could be built in the area stays roughly the same, though a \u2018\u2018residence\u2019\u2019 under old regulations has been deleted and \u201capartment building\u2019 put in its place, \u2018physiotherapy studio\u201d has been changed to studio,\u201d and \u2018\u2018workshop\u2019 has been added.Entrances to shops would have to be provided from St.Catherine, contrary to the practice of Westmount Square, across the street, where store entrances are from inside the building.Exterior advertising would be limited to St.Catherine street, Greene avenue and the northern portion of Gladstone avenue (or the Wood avenue extension).The size of towers would be determined by the extent of the building, but could not exceed 190 feet above the street-front building level and would have to be set back considerably from the street.Already, indications from First Quebec Corporation of a building they might construct there seem to conform roughly to the proposed regulations.ATTEND MONDAY'S MEETING INE \u201chealth Low-rental apartments protected Westmount has decided to fight the trend to demolish low-cost living accommodations for their replacement with expensive, high-rise apartment buildings through spot-zoning of particular F ZONING apartment houses, all in good condition, which officials feel should be saved.: The spot-zoning does not specifically demand that the buildings be maintained, but allows only for construction of six-storey residential buildings, thus discouraging high-rise developers from buying them.Included on the list are Acme apartments, 221 Clarke avente; Redfern Court apartments, 216- 222 Redfern avenue; Kensington Court apartments, 225-231 Kensington avenue; apartments at 223-225 Melville avenue, at St.Catherine street, and Wilson Chateau apartments, 288 Grosvenor Avenue-4811 St.Catherine street.Many of these buildings are situated in commercially-zoned areas, and thus might be particularly vulnerable to pressures for replacement.ATTEND MONDAY'S MEETING TECHNIQUE INTERNATIONALE DU MEUBLE EXACTLY AS.YOU WANT IT .Our TECNA specialist will create & build the perfect kitchen for you, according to your individual needs .and within your budget.661-3931 | Ta Commercial development proposed at CP Rail-Metro station complex Development of St.Catherine street and Victoria avenue near the existing CP Rail and now abuilding Westmount Metro F ZONING ; station would be encouraged by a change in zoning restrictions.Retail and commercial operations would be allowed garage and its accessory building or buildings.\u201d Added to these under the new code would be \u2018\u2018a retail store, a restaurant, a service shop, a workshop, a theatre, a physiotherapy studio, a bowling establishment and an animal hospital.\u201d Removed from the list are \u2018\u2018a one-family or a two-family dwelling, a building designed, used and intended for pre-school, primary, secondary or university education, and a public hospital.\u201d Six-storey limit The entire sector would, however, be restricted to buildings no higher than six storeys (85 feet).In suggesting the proposal, the working paper makes note of the new Metro station being built in where now.only semi- commercial and professional facilities are permitted.- The city\u2019s- working paper on zoning revisions calls for commercial development of St.Catherine from east of Victoria avenue to York street, including the south side of the street west of Westmount\u2019s CPR station, and the southern section of Victoria *avenue on both sides of the street.Property fronting on York and Prince Albert avenue in the area would maintain its present zoning \u2018status.\u201cThose facilities now permitted, whose legitimacy would be extended, include \u2018an apartment building, a hotel, an art school, a business college, a private club or.lodge, an office, a bank, a.slaboratory, a radio station, a television station, or a parking $3 millions \u201cThe City of Westmount paid out over $3 million during January, funds which were approved by city council last evening during its fourth meeting of the month.À major payment of over $2 million to the Island Schools Council brought accounts payable to $2,920,375.47; added to the $354,255.07 in payroll accounts, the total was $3,274,630.54.Resubdivision -.Ald.Charles Aspler asked council last night to resubdivide property on Ramezay road at the ~ corner of St.Sulpice road so that ] \\ 258-4164 MONTREAL J the owner of the property could build on it as he intended.Approval of the motion was unanimous.The item had not \" been on the evening's agenda.Camis A UNIQUE GIFT \u2018for all occasions.Weddings, anniversaires, birthdays, retirements, Christmas, etc.$00,000 NAMES \u2014 32 COUNTRIES \u2018American, English, French, Italian, 4 German, Scandinavian, Polish, etc.- HERALDIC HOUSE Sheraton-Mt.Royal Hotel 1455 Peel 1216 Greene Ave., Golden Bangles and Charms - Jade Ropes and Chains ' Royal Copenhagen Figurines Flowered Ceramic Jardinieres OHMAN\u2019S JEWELLERS established Westmount in 1899 933-4046; 933-4376 \"mn.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday.< March: 20, 27 .\u201cAs a shopping district generates additional traffic,\u201d the report continues, \u201cit is desirable wer the densities of buildings in said districts.\u201d To this end, the report suggests that new buildings restricted to take up only 65 percent, (or less) of the lots on which they would be built.Additionally, floor-area ratios would be restricted to 3:1.ATTEND MONDAY'S MEETING ws the area, suggesting that *\u2018when this extension - comes into operation including changes to the bus system, the properties .would appear to be ideally suited for shops.YOUR VENETIAN BLINDS LOOK SICK?Call \u2018\u2019Dr.\u2019\u201d\u2019 CONNOR.he still makes house calls.Of course, it's cheaper to bring them to the \u2018out-patient\u2019 clinic.a retaping injection or a major transplant is available.Call: \u201c\u201cDr.\u201d\u201d Connor at 481-7789 OR: If you're thinking of new blinds - think of CONNOR.80 EXCLUSIVE DECORATOR COLORS AVAILABLE TO YOU! Narrow slat blinds bring New Window Excitement for every room in the house! Slender slats and terylene tapes so fine outside view is uninterrupted! These blinds will bring individuality to your decor scheme with their many variations in color combinations.For the Exterior of your home - Connor offers their same renowned dependable service on the installation of COMBINATION ALUMINUM WINDOWS & DOORS in natural aluminum or white and a wide ® choice of colors in baked enamel finish ani heocakium,.room ROLL-UP AWNINGS Sun control that adds a decorative touch - Ask for Hugh McCracken CONNOR VENETIAN BLINDS Ltd.Serving Montrealers for over a Quarter Century 5 Union Street - Ville St.Pierre - 481-7789 \u2018Big enough to serve you - small enough to know you\" (REGISTERED UNDER THE QUEBEC CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT) 5410 Ferrier Street Beware the bathroom \u2014 make your home safer\u2019! Conval-Aide Medical Equipment Reg'd.Division of BENCH & TABLE SERVICE (1967) Ltd.RENTALS/SALES We carry a complete line of convalescent aids.- Studies of accidents have shown that one of the most potentially dangerous places is the bathroom.There are steps you can take - with our assistance, sale or rental - to make the inconvenient family bathroom safe and easier for the elderiy or weak convalescent.For Instance.J- A Satety Toilet Frame to give support, help retain balance and prevent falls from the toilet.2 - A Raised Toilet Seat is specially helpful for the weak, elderly or arthritic.Easily adjusted to a comfortable height.3.Grab Bars for walls of bath or shower to provide a hand-hold and minimize the risk of slip: ping or stumbling.4 - Bathtub Safety Rail to give a positive assist in getting into and out of tub.5 - A Transfer and Tub Seat permits the user to sit and then swing legs into tub one at a time.6- A Flexible Shower Hose brings the shower to the user and makes the job of bathing easier.7 - A Utility Bath Bench is the all- purpose bathroom seat.for tub, shower, or dressing.Consult us also for bedside - safety and walking aids and ask for our free booklet \u2018Patient Care in the Home'\u2019.738-4755 0) Thursday, 28 - The Westmount Examiner, March 20, 1975 in f ancy and A few weeks ago I noticed an ad Plain Fabrics that said a bookshop was \u201cgiving .up usiness\u2019 everything was Sizes 8 to 24% for sale at half price! That ad is : also in The Examiner this week.Priced from $75.Since my extensive library contains volumes on every phase ° of music (and all other subjects) wn I still keep adding.Very good books are expensive and | thought I would take a look.TOWN \u2018a I did.You couldn\u2019t move in AND COUNTRY Rodick\u2019s Book Shop.CLOTHES A long, narrow store with books to the right, books to the left and down the centre on tables and piled up from the floor.I bought - several\u2014one is fabulous and details will appear in another column.Knowing Frances and Jack 2155 CRESCENT'ST.288-3262 It'sanew concept.And it makes covering a wall as\u2019 easy as putting a stamp on a letter.Wall Squares are pre-pasted and precision-trimmed to 24\" x 24\", with perfect pattern matching.They're made of Dupont \u201cTYVEK\"\u2014a super tough material that resists stretching and tearing, .even when wet.And one of the many features of § Wall Squares is the decorating free- : dom they allow you.Mix and match \u201d colours or patterns to create stripes, checkerboards, borders or individual designs.> - Wall Squares are economical too.You buy only what you need, so * there's little or no waste.They're permanent and fully washable.And they're easily removed; should you wish to replace one, or change your decor.I WA ve been thinking of redecorating, at last, there's an easy way.Wall Squares.< SEE THE WIDE RANGE OF ORIGINAL DESIGNS AND COLOUR COMBINATIONS | McCARREY SUPPLY Co.Ltd.5814 Sherbrooke Street West at Melrose Tel: 488-9116 Customer Parking at BP Station Across the Street [DEALER ENQUIRES INVITED] Westmounters retiring Rodick prior to their marriage and the opening of their store 28 years ago, it is interesting how the important book people in\u2019 Montreal are related.When I met Frances Handel first, she was working for her late brother, Harry Handel, a really grand guy who owned Everyman\u2019s Book Store near the York Theatre.So was her future husband, Jack Rodick.\u2018Classic\u2019 connection I got to know Harry and his dear wife, Esther, very well.Who _is Esther?Louis Melzack's sister; Louis is \u201cClassic Bookshops.\u201d Many a chat I had with their father on St.Catherine street west, and he was very proud of his children who started their careers in his original store on Bleury street.Dr.Ronald Melzack, the noted professor of psychology and author, is the brother of Louis and Esther.Bryan, who runs the chain of Classic Paperbacks, is the alert son of Rose and Louis Melzack.Residents of 380 Lansdowne avenue, booklovers and real life- lovers, Frances and Jack Rodick have operated Rodick\u2019's Book \\, - < A : T Shop all these years and are now retiring.* Notre Dame de Grace's Diamond Book Store, which I frequent often, is run by Archie Handel, brother of Frances and the late Harry.I asked friendly Archie how long he has had his bookstore opposite the Claremont theatre.Seventeen and a half years\u2014since 1957.Such knowledgeable people, on countless topics! .Itent of interest One of my favorite writers, Bob (Robert) Sylvester died Feb.8 at the age of 68.Having read his New York Daily News column \u201cDream Street\u201d since its first appearance in 1951, I will certainly miss it and the interesting, witty remarks about the famous of past and present in many fields.There was a beautiful editorial in the \u2018\u2018News\u2019: \u201cFor almost a quarter of a century, Bob Sylvester affectionately reported the capers of Broadway.His special charm was that he could not take those antics altogether seriously.\u201cHis thousands of friends and readers feel deeply about his passing.They run the gamut from Bob's neighborhood post- man\u2014who wrote a poem in his memory to the State Legislature, which expressed its profouhd sorrow in a formal resolution.\u2018A wit and a raconteur, master of the one-liner, a friendly man on an often unfriendly street, is gone.\u201d In another item there is mention of his unusually longtime column\u201424 years.True, but how about my Monitor column \u201cMusical Sharps, Flats and Naturals\u2019: 37 years\u2014certainly the longest running in Montreal, maybe anywhere.in hard Tous att the Yellous Balloon! Maching denim book, Yean-shyle jacket; shorts and long trousers, alse available, inthe fashion Overall Shown here with a lively madras print shirk.All ,permanertt Sizes Jo bX Inclsive.the Yalsus Balleon, 2155 Crescent 5h MHRQ.H3G 2C1 +el 845-6919 press cotton.% ma i.Which to be extended: Wood or Gladstone?PROPOSAL 1 | WOOD AVE F ZONING ST.CATHERINE AVE GLADSTONE WESTMOUNT Pot World.Exotic Pets & Natural History Collections *\\, {4908 Sherbrooke St.West at Prince Albert \u201c # Tel: 484-4132 Parking off Prince Albert at rear of building OI YI ID 4 ] u & we filmit PROFESSIONAL SUPER 8 FILM PRODUCTIONS, WEDDINGS AND OTHER SPECIAL OCCASIONS THWYV PICTURES 937.8772 FROM 9-11AM QUEBEC ANTIQUES SPECIALIZING IN EARLY PINE FURNITURE # 33 LAKESHORE ROAD : Phone West of Sources Road, 697-0643 POINTE CLAIRE City of Westmount GARBAGE COLLECTION Householders are notified that there will be no - garbage collection on Good Friday, March 28, 1975, nor on Easter Monday, March 31, 1975.In order to provide service, garbage will be collected as follows:- Regular Collection Day Thursday, March 27th Friday, March 28th Will Be Collected Wednesday, March 26th Thursday, March 27th Monday, March 31st Tuesday, April 1st Tuesday, April 1st Wednesday, April 2nd - E.A.McCAVOUR, Eng.City Engineer.The City of Westmount would like to build a street from St.Catherine street to Dorchester boulevard between Atwater and Greene avenues to bisect what admittedly is an unusually long PROPOSAL 2 - WOOD AVE STREET TUPPER ] So; LE 2 block.It is undecided, however, on the best route for such a street and has asked for citizen advice to help make the decision.Two alternatives are to extend Gladstone avenue from Tupper street to Dorchester and extend Wood avenue from St.Catherine, through Tupper, to Dorchester.Both routes, it seems, would have both advantages and disadvantages.Gladstone avenue is a narrow street, relatively difficult for snow removal, and from which traffic has a difficult time turning onto busy St.Catherine street, specially to travel west.It is, however, city property, as is the parking area on which the extension would be built, and thus would be relatively inexpensive to renovate and extend.Officials have said it would be widened to at least three lanes if extended.Wood situation Wood avenue, running from Holton avenue to St.Catherine, might be extended through an undeveloped lot to the east of Gladstone avenue but at greater expense to the city, since the lot would have to be purchased and the street completely constructed where none exists now.It would, however, be more amenable to traffic and snow removal vehicles, and would make a relatively neat four-way corner out of what is an extremely busy intersection.It could also be built to round out the corner from Tupper street, thus eliminating a very tight right-hand turn from $241 from car A tape recorder, 10 cassettes and a briefcase were stolen from a car on the third parking level at Alexis Nihon Plaza between 11 pm last Wednesday and 9 am next day.Loss was $241.LEANING Residential & Commercial B.&D.Cleaning Company 4508 St.Catherine St.W.933-1935 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 20, 1975 - Tupper onto Gladstone.Residents of the Stayner street- Prospect street-Clandeboye- Dorchester boulevard avenue area long have been requesting trian access from Clan- deboye\u2014which ends at Dor- chester\u2014to St.Catherine and Alexis Nihon Plaza, a request which would be better served by extending Wood avenue rather than Gladstone.Wood is some 80 feet closer to the shopping complex and Metro access than Gladstone, and more nearly bisects the lengthy block.This extension would end at Dorchester directly opposite Clandeboye thus allowing free access for both vehicles and pedestrians from Clandeboye to t.Catherine.If the Wood extension is accepted, Gladstone might become a city lane or could be appropriated by someone intending to develop buildings fronting on St.Catherine.ATTEND MONDAY'S MEETING South Africa Diamond LTD.INTERNATIONAL DESIGN JEWELLERS 842-1818 Jewellery for all Occasions 1 CX ERY 2% SE ZL hE J C2 e 4170 DECARIE BLVD.Montreal.à 435-9167 levenings) 488-6279 A Make your reservation now for the ultimate in THE PEOPLE WHO KNOW ABOUT DOGS.dog grooming and boarding.Toy, Miniature & Standard Poodle Puppies for Sale SINCE 1927 DRAPES CLEANED Dry Cleaning | ) $ Repairs & Alterations | | ) 2 hrs.Dry Cleaning, No St.Catherine ) Extra Charge « Fret Pickup & Delivery © 4460 T = 1 + \u20ac Suits Sponged & Pressed $ Shigts Beautifully Laundered in ) Polyethylene Bags aife Free Mildew-Odor-Moth-Perspiration Westmount ) Proofing on Everything We Clean\u2014An Extra Bonus! ) 933-5434 BETTER CLOTHES\u201d ce $ aN \u20ac ® wm | =» 2 ® = 3 | | 2 -\u2014 ® al wv» ® TR \u20ac ame NOW OPEN TO 7 DAYS A WEE Really something to see.Our Enormous Variety of HANGING BASKETS AND PLANTS Ne What a selection! 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COME AND VISIT THE TROPICS!! i Montreal Tropical Gardens (old 9C).After second traffic light GREENHOUSES .500 ft), hf .apres, are pra pue 53 Route 132 east (old 9c) bridge.Delson, Quebec 632-1260 Pa) i EY a DIRECTIONS: Take à left near end of Mercier Bridge to Laprairie, 132 cast 4460 St.Catherine St.W.$ 935-2000 S55 Youn sy: .easy, safe walk to all Schoels, 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIETE À VENDRE spn: 30 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 20, 1975: SS | CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 931-7511 10 Words °1.%° 10 cents each additional word For best service phone your ads early - regular deadline Wednesday 2:00 pm; Too-late- to-classify until press time Thursday.ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY AND TUESDAY TILL 8:00 P.M._ (Wednesday, Thursday, Friday till 5 pm) Accounts may be paid at the Examiner office, 4630 St.Catherine street west, Westmount; at The Monitor and St.Laurent News office, 6525 Somerled avenue, and the Town of Mount Royal Weekly Post office, 233 Dunbar avenue.of Canada on the Advertisements not paid for in advance of publication are subject to a 25-cent billing charge but may then be paid without furthur charge at any branch of the Bank of Montreal or The Royal Bank Island of Montreal.Sin = | REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE, IN CONFIDENCE, WITH CONFIDENCE LR TSUU Res: 481-8687 \\_ es Canada Permanent Trust STOWE, VERMONT Wo have 2 good selection of houses THAT RARE FIND WESTMOUNT\u2014 Attractive detached brick cettage in beautiful condition.Bright entrance, living room with open fireplace and view, cross hall dining room, sunny, well planned kitchen, 5 bedrooms and den, 3 bathrooms, recreation room with powder room.FOR THE CMILDREN\u2014 An one short block to Murray Park.FOR THE PARENTS\u2014 Convenient, mid-level location on one of the prettiest streets, no waste space to maintain; garage.$165,000.ALICE KENNEDY 842-8366 or 935-9046 Crown Trust LICENSED BROKERS FOR RESIDENTIAL Specializing in the West End Royal Trust Company Off: 932-1112 J) _d Please contact Nora Bernier PROPERTY WANTED PROPRIETE DEMANDEE Eastern Westmount Family relocating requires 4 bedroom home within walking distance of St.Paul's School.Late Summer occupancy.Will ing to pay from $75,000.\u2014 $100,000.All cash.All calls confidential.MRS.PAT THOMSON 482-3994 \u2014 487-3400 Royal Trust Co.BROKERS Mave you something to rent?The Royal Trust has reliable clients needing to 3 bedrooms now and later.If you can help please call: RUTHMARY LEWIS Oft.: 932-1112 \u2014 Res.: 932-4257 Royal Trust Co.BROKERS FARMS FERMES ASSUME PAYMENTS 40 Acre Ariz Sunshine Ranch Original Price $12,000.Now can be yours by paying only 2 of the back payments of $89 with balance of $10,762 due.Good Seil- Location-Roads-Shallow Good Water-Near Navajo, Ariz.Near Nat.Parks-Fishing-Hunting.13 Cail Collect 602-947-8011.APARTMENTS TO LEY APPARTEMENTS À LOUER 21 N.D.G.Heated 3 room basement apartment.immediate.731- 2615.MAY to November sublet.3k Montreal West.Call 488-2126.HOLIDAY RESORTS CENTRE DE VACANCES EE 39 BOATS & MOTORS BATEAUX ET MOTEURS rent for 2 weeks.Days 489-7595 Fort Lauderdale Century Village Deerfield Beach, Florida Garden apartment, 5 rooms, 2.bedrooms, completely furnished.Swimming pools, golf, recreation center.$660.monthly.Immediate occupancy.Will Eves.489-1789 (305) 523-9639 (1 4 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (32 ROOM & BOARD TO LET OCCASIONS DAFFARES CHAMBRE ET PENSION Canada Permanent Need a Change Trust From City Tension?STOWE, VERMONT COMMERCIAL BRANCH 4014 St, Catherine Street West, Westmount, 937-9291 27 OWELLING WANTED LOGEMENT DEMANDE Doctor With young family \u2018\u2018one daughter 5 months old\u2018 recently returned from U.K.sabbatical requires 62 to 8 room lower duplex with garden unless near Park.In Eastern N.D.G., lower Westmount or near Montreal General Hospital.May 1st.occupancy or earlier.References upon request.Write to: Box 441, C.0 Weekly Ad- service 4630 St.Catherine Street West, Montreal, Quebec H3Z 2W6 ROOMS TO LET 30 cucsone 4 oven 340 GROSV.ENOR Avenue.Bed.sitting room, Gentleman.Call 486-7540.31 ROOMS WANTED ROOM and board.Eastern Townships.Try a week-end of country air and exercise.Home cooked meais.Children welcome.One hour by car.Voyageur bus service.$10 per day.Call collect.1-263-2153 - CARS FOR SALE : AUTOS À VENDRE Cadillac .Fleetwood 1965 Good condition.Fully equipped.Air conditioning, power steering, brakes, locks, windows, etc.Real ther interior.AM.FM stereo.Low mileage.Original cost $12,500.Asking\u2019 price $1,500.Call 488-7256.PORSCHE 914, 1973, 2 litre, 20,000 miles.Call 484-4715.PEUGEOT 504-71, standard.verte, moteur neuf, radio, Michelin\u2019 toit ouvrant $1,600.\u2014 489-2205.DATSUN 1972, 2 door, standard, AM-FM radio, rear window defroster.Excellent condition.Private.Call 737-6182 after 6 pm.OLDSMOBILE 1968 Cutlass, 2 door hardtop, automatic 64,000 original miles, bucket seats with console AM-FM radio good condition.Best offer.Cal! John 466-7345 between 2 pm - 10 pm weekdays.VOLKSWAGEN 1969.Automatic: stick shift.Asking $625.Call 636-1904.WANTED fo rent, 1 or 2 rooms .with plano (optional) for music teacher.Week.day afternoons only.Private lessons.West.mount area.Call 487-4705.MATURE, reliable congenial woman \u2014 would like room, furnished or unfurnished.Light cooking.Only roomer.References.Write to: Box 442, C- O Weekly Adservice, 4630 St.Catherine Street West, Montreal, H3Z 2W6 WANTED fo rent, 1 or 2 rooms with piano (optional) for music teacher.Week-day afternoons only.Private lessons.West.mount area.Call 487-4705.CARS WANTED 37 AUTOS DEMANDEES Will buy Used cars In good Condition CASH 932-3237 TRANERS 38 ROULOTTES WELL mannered Medical student would {ike to rent your basement apartment.July 1st occupancy.Call 935.9707 evenings.~ ECONOLINE Camper.insulated, Michelin tires.Good condition $750.or best offer.634- 9418.MERCURY 20 H.P.outboard motor._Used twice, 761-2139.46 HELP WANTED FEMALE FEMMES FILES DEMANDEES Steno/ Typist We require à qualified steno-typist for our Typing Pool.\u2019 Duties include steno for our Law and Claims Department and straight typing for the poel.Secretarial school diploma and pre vious experience would be an asset.Salary and benefits are attractive.Interested candidates, please call: Mr.J.A.McCann Personnel Administrator 844-2075 ext.303 The Standard Life Assurance Co.1245 Sherbrooke St.West Montreal, Que., H3G 163 Experienced Nursery School .TEACHERS quired (1) Bilingual (1) English oMommings only _ * West End Write giving particulars of Educa tien, References and Experience to: i 57 BABY SITTERS bay 1 48 HELP WANTED-MALE-FEMALE NOMMES- FEMMES DEMANDES b TYPING Reliable person wanted me typing.Westmount.5732.488- » 4 RELIABLE person seeks to assist an elderly lady at night, also serve a meal in daytime.Call 931-7696.Co 51 WORK WANTED-MALE POSITION DEMANDEE- HOMME RETIRED honest man (62 years oid) available for many types of work; orderly, chauffeur, repairs, etc.738.7478.MALE Trained Hospital attendant would like part time work in patient care.Please call mornings 488-5070.HANDYMAN available Ex- perienced- and reliable.Call 932-5291.- : DOMESTIC HELP WANTED AIDE DOMESTIOUE DEMANDE ¢ Cleaning Lady | Wanted Twice weekly.Must.have references.Call 489-6792.BABY SITTERS WANTED Woman Wanted Four days weekly, 9 8.m.\u20145 p.m.for 6 weeks beginning May 1st.Light household duties.Newborn baby and 2 year old.Westmount vicinity.Call 488-9959.\u2026 Mature Woman : Wanted to live in, April 10th \u2014 24th.Westmount.2 oider students.486-6151.= : a Bex 440, EXPERIENCED Chita.care ¢-0 Weekly Adservice worker available, ay Fridays.9 a.m.to 6.30 pm.T 4630 St.Catherine SL W.references.Cali Chariotte 346° Montreal, Que.H3Z 206 4106.- NELP WANTED-FEMALE \u2018 FEMMES FALES BEMANSEES Miss M.Talarico: NCR Ledger Posting Machine | Operator 1f you are young, personable, fluently bilingual and enjoy meeting the public, we have an opening for you in our Savings Department.You will be hired initially as a Posting Machine Operator, but will eventually be trained as a Savings Teller.Candidates interested should contact 4 861-8855 Canada Permanent Trust Co.600 Dorchester Blvd.W.> # : ; Por 4 EX Ka A Pr a a a ye.rrr rr rr a i i SS a i a a er Pr WW.> | The { prem p\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | { 60 + roc \"WOM ER DE SALLE 4 MANAGEN ) DINING room set, Oak, Antique a i i ae ae er nn ALUMINUM MAINTENANCE CARPENTRY Aluminum Patio FREE estimate: windows, Sliding Doors, Doors, Alcan Siding CAYOUETTE DISTRIBUTOR Call Mr.Chaillot 326-2100 BUILDING REPAIRS PAINTING\u2014Plastering\u2014 PLAYROOMS, balconies, Ar- borite counter tops.Good prices.Free Estimates.Call Jim 691- 4740 DEMENAGEMENT GROS Camion.Completement equippe.Assure.Appeler John Gray 365-7440.BUSINESS SERVICES .You Looking : For Us?i Complete line of bookkeeping services including collections is available for you.Call 284-5513.9 am \u2014 5 pm Monday to Friday.r CATERING Cooking In Your Home Catering Service Scandinavian, open face sand wiches \u2014 etc.Call 481-6414 or 671-4397.CARPENTRY CARPENTER specialist in kitclens, bathrooms, bars, restaurants.Reasonable rates.Call 937-2241 after 8 pm.RY A Said + Cement\u2014Brick\u2014Tile\u2014 Carpentry.Call 274-4245.DECORATING FIREPLACE not working?Find .out why.Have it corrected.Call : Redecorating 687-1216.Wallpaper hanging.Wood , ~ROOFING panelling.Painting, etc.For tree estimate call 620-0187.ELECTRICAL All Kinds Electrical work, heating, 220 wiring.Reasonable.Free estimates.Call 737-7464.GENERAL REPAIRS G.M.Enterprises Home Renovations Playrooms; Offices; Balconies; Concrete walls.Commercial, industrial, Residential.389-0779.INCOME TAX INCOME Tax Returns.Your home $5.Call Roger 932-8772.INCOME Tax Preparation.Short $4.General $10.Rental and smalt business $5.extra.Call 767-4193 after-S pm.MAINTENANCE WASHING Walls, cellings.Exterior painting \u2014 Roger 932.2442; 932-8772.i a i i a MAINTENANCE Call Marcel 931-7881 Home maintenance.Renovation.Woodwork \u2014 Commercial Painting Residential Plastering \u2014 .\u2014 Cement \u2014 Roofing Free Estimates LANDSCAPE Free ) White, 2 mirrors, chair, tables.Call after 6 p.m.731-2420.) ANTIQUE \u2014 Buffet, 84 x 32 x 41 ) inches, table 60 x 60 inches, extendible, Mahogany.Call 932- ) 1707 Su ws noo rummruat | ) À VEMBRE- MOBILIER DE SALON BLUE and white cut velvet sota, 4 seater, matching chair optional.Good condition.Reasonable.486-3082.{ THREE piece living room set; | sofa avocado green velvet, 2 chairs in multi colour paisiey { fabric.New condition.488.4130.{ 90 INCH light beige silk sofa\u2014 button back, down filled seat cushions.Value $2,000., sacrifice Estimates and Designs.Land- | $900.Call 488-5387.scape confractor for rock gar- ) - dens, tree transplants, etc.All® trees grown in own nursery.Complete lawn and .garden maintenance.488-6542.MOVING Somewhere?Grad.Student.Trucks available.Reliable.Professional.Efficiency with care.Insured.Reasonable rates.John.481-6401.BOOK now! Grad student \u2014 MOVING & CARTAGE Movers Need some things moved?Big or small.Reasonable.482-3184.RAMSAY Moving\u2014Cartage Storage .Local and long distance.464-1469 \u2014 484-1565 Trucks available.Reliability, professionalism, unquestionable.efficiency, Insured.Low low rate.Tim 481-6385.LARGE truck.Fully equipped.Insured.Call John G y 365-7440.PAINTING & prconnmn ; { $, * ef LAMBERT we top them all\u2026 | .SHINGLES m FLAT DECKS w BONDED ROOFER < mBRICK WORK BCHIMNEYS > 484- 0646 OFINs- CHIMNEY SERVICE mw Tom ea G.W: Little Interior & Exterior PAINTING and \u2018DECORATING Wallpapering, Carpentry, etc.\u201c 489-5195 PHOTOGRAPHY ; Wedding Photography Quality pictures by experienced photographer.Reasonable rates.Call 636-9621.PICTURE FRAMING * Professional Custom Picture Framing Guaranteed low prices.Guaranteed quality.Imported moldings.Call 487-5098.PLUMBING & HEATING Plumbing \u2014 Heating \u2014 Digging Commercial \u2014 Residential Industrial WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.206 Olivier Ave.Westmount 935-1189 | | 626-1584.( ) 62 FOR SALE BEDROOM FURNITURE À VENDRE MOBILIER DE CHAMBRE TWIN beds with headboards, ) Fairly new, clean.$40.for ) both.Call 484-5039.) BEDROOM set, triple dresser, 48 inch bed, night table, $130.Call GIRL'S bedroom set, Italian Provincial, White with ) Turquoise: single dresser, hutch, double dresser, desk $325.Call 481-5841.BEDROOM set, 7 piece, light wood.Good condition.$150.1684-8242.! 63 FOR SALE KITCHEN EQUIPMENT À VENDRE EQUIPMENT DE CUISINE \"VIKING portable 196B dishwasher.Excellent conditions90.Call 489-5079.) ) ) | | GG For sauce musiCAL mSTAUMENTS ) À VENDRE- INSTRUMENTS DE MUSIQUE \u201cA-1 | Piano Agency al 5190 { Queen Mary Rd.| \u201c Suite 3 ) Pianos ifdf:séle or: coil option \u201c(to buy.) Exchanges.\" Piano \"Tuning { and Repairs.Open-enly Thursday { and Friday from 11 am - 9 pm.) Saturday from 11 am - 5 pm or )\" with telephone appointment.| ) ) Call 488-9003 PLASTERING Expert Plasterer Cement.Drywall.Tile repair.Chimney repairs.Top pointing.Call A.Jubinville, 767-4902 and 767-1773.ROOFING Four Seasons Roofing Reg'd.General Roofing Contractor e Tar Gravel Asphalt e Shingies * Free Estimates * * Guaranteed * 748-7635 Days \u2014 Evenings OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME LACHINE Rene Guitard, Mgr.637-2308 24 Hour Service Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 20, 1975 - 46 HELP WANTED-FEMALE FEMMES ULES DEMANDLES Nn QUEEN ELIZABETH HOSPITAL OF MONTREAL CENTRE Requires Personnel For Cardio-Respiratory Unit Intensive Care Unit Positions are available on the above units for: \u2014Registered nurses: \u2014General duties \u2014Full time \u2014Rotating shift - \u2018 Minimum of one year basic Medical- Surgical Nursing experience required.Please apply to: PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Queen Elizabeth + Hospital of Montreal Centre 2100 Marlowe Ave.N.D.G.488-2311 Loc.371 (Between 10 am to 3 pm) TROY ASSISTANT.PACKAGING SUPERVISOI A newly created position, reporting to the Packaging Supervisor, exists with a progressive pharmaceutical company located in the Pointe Claire Industr.al Park.The candidate must be a CEGEP graduate, bilingual, and preferably have experience in the supervision of a packaging department.This is a permanent position offering liberal employee benefits and excellent working conditions in a modern plant.Qualified candidates should submit detailed resumé stating age, education, experience, and salary requirements 1Q: ; A Personnel Manager wy \\ SCHERING CORPORATION LIMITED, 3535 Trans Canada Highway Pointe Claire, Quebec HYR 184 National Food Manufacturer located in St.Laurent requires Secretaries Reporting to 2 Managers within the operation section.These girls need to have excellent shorthand and typing skills as well as having a knack for figures.For interview call: PERSONNEL DIRECTOR 748-6981 sa 2 P ANTIQUES ANTIQUITES The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 20, 1975 HELP WANTED-FEMALE FEMMES FULES DEMANDEES Bilingual Office.\u2018 Royal Trust = SECRETARY/ RECEPTIONIST We have an immediate opening for À Receptionist with English Steno for our Westmount Savings Qualified candidates please contact: MRS.S.READ 876-7660 1 Mas SOUTH SHORE 426 Victoria Ave.St.Lambert ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF A Personnel Office FOR THE RESIDENTS OF Ville St.Laurent & Vicinity 725 Decarie Blvd., Suite 201 Hours: 5 pm to 9 pm, Wednesdays & Thursdays 879-1504 HEAD OFFICE: LAVAL LASALLE 615 Dorchester West 688 Cartier, Suite 108 1666 Thierry Suite 500 Laval-Des-Rapides Lasaile Personnel Services EAST 6625 Sherbrgoke East Suite 202 \u2014With car Part Time Women Required \u2014Hourly rate plus mileage \u2014Choose your own hours \u2014Must be bilingual For further information call: Mrs.Quesnel \u2014 - 363-2320 Le 64 FOR SALE-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS À VENDRE- INSTRUMENTS DE MUSIQUE | ANTIQUES 65 ANTIQUITES the world.620 Cathcart.Suite 509 Montreal.Quebec.Canada H3B 1M1.(514) 861-2764.2,200 TRANSLATORS at your service No matter how difficult the text we, at the Translation Company of North America, have experts who can take your original text and translate it into any language Quickly, accurately and at reasonable cost.Qur translators are all specialists.Each translates into one language \u2014 his own, and only handles those texts dealing - with subjects in which he is an expert.Our people include engineers, economists, doctors, .copywriters, pharmacists, lawyers, and so on.We can translate a personal or business letter or a 6,000-page document.We do it for over five thousand clients around To learn more about TCNA please fill in the coupon below._ TRANSLATION COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA ND EE Ep ES a 0 Uh U5 SE 55 N56) 4 Gb Gn HI ER 6 5D GF SF STAD G5 GS ES US 5 ay Please send me more information: t 1 | NAME 1 i COMPANY.1 i ADDRESS.! 1 CITY.PROV CODE 1 censors secerssssncsersresenwesenenswed 1 FOR SALE GENERAL | \"A VENDRE- GENERAL À ANTIQUES OD awraurres GRAND piano, 6 feet.Good condition.Beautiful Mahogany finish.Call 481.4756.GUITARS: Classical cost $75.sacrifice $40.Folk $140.for $75.12string $216.for $110.Also Flute $110.Private.744-0956.PIANO 60 x 50 inches.$375.Cail 484.2054.ORCANA Organ (electric) 1974.Like new.2 keyboards, pedals, rhythym accompaniment, $600.626-6008.PLAYER piano for sale with rolls.Needs repairs.Call 935.0463.BEAUTIFUL antique furniture.Private sale.By appointment only 486-9266 after 9 am.- HENZA KOENIG ANTIQUES 4880 Queen Mary Rd.Suite 2 SPECIALIZING IN: European and Oriental Antiques .Silver\u2014Bric-a-brac Furniture Tues.- Wed.- Thurs.10:30 am - 4:30 pm Or for appointment call:- 739-8775 FOR SALE-GENERAL A VENDRE- GENERAL Three Spruce Antiques 482 Beaconsfield Blvd.697-0760 ANTIQUE love seat; curio cabinet.Call 481.6115 between 6 pm\u20147.30 pm.Moving French Provincial and modern living room furniture; coffee tables, stove; refrigerator; dishwasher; curtains.761.2739.ORIENTAL rugs, runner 3.6 x 9 feet, small rug.4 x 6.Call 937- 2488.Life Insurance is an opportunity.Let me help you take advantage of it.Mortgage protection, RRSR individual and _ group insurance, equities, annuities._ You've got plans; .we have plans to help.Allan B.Margolese M] The Mutual Life of Canada Bus.: 866-5811 Res.: 486-6577 -\u2014 FOR SALE-GENERAL 66 A VENDRE GENERAL It's a Spicy Sale! MONTH OF MARCH ONLY \u2014Choose from over 200 spices -Bring your own containèrs \u2014Mix and match as you please \u2014Any 5 ozs.for $1.25 at: LE QUAI 74C Ste.Anne St.Ste.Anne de Bellevue 457-9270 {Closed Mondays] \u2014 = 66 FOR SALE GENERAL A VENDRE GENERAL 22 Dealers ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE Friday April 4th 10 a.m.to 10 p.m.Saturday April 5th 10-a.m.to 7 p.m.Montreal West Town Hall 30 Westminster Ave.South - Montreal West - Sponsored by Montreal West Presbyterian Church Women Admission $1.25 Inquires: 484-1389 = - 481-3747 Noon Soupiere The Folk Shop The stpre where you can expect the unexpected.À non-profit outlet for senior citizens\u2019 handicraft.Come and see for yourself: Afghans - -Quilts - Pottery - Handmade Dolls and Puppets - Shawls - Hostess Aprons - Toys - Ponchos - Wrap-around skirts - Wool hats - Scarves - Slippers - Paintings.- Kitchen Boutique Items.Orders Taken you name it and we shall try to make it.\" 4711 Van Horne Avenue 738-8360 HAVE Farm.Renting land to families interested in gardening and place to visit in country.672-3242 evenings.ORTHOPEDIC continental bed, 39 inches.Like new, $75.; Simmons hide-a-bed, $50.; 2 Scandinavian type chairs $20.each; set of 4 occasional tables $45.; metal ironing board $5.; 5 pictures, $12.739-893) or 695-2686.CHESTERFIELD and chair; desk.Excellent condition.Call 482-1058 after 6 pm.NEW combination stereo hi-fi and radio A.M.-F.M., beautiful cabinet; purple antique satin side drapes.488-4365 \u2014 488.7854.Moving Selling 2 rooms of shag car, 9 with matching drapes big : id green tones; 2 sets of kién curtains, set of printed drapes; 2 lamps; king size bedspread, cabinet for stereo.Excellent condition.Very reasonable.488- 9056 afters p.m.- ITALIAN Provincial bedroom set, 72 inch dresser with large mirror, highboy; night table, New condition; blue rug, 9 x 12, with pad, lamps; chest of drawers; pink bathroom curtains; long curtain rods with pulls; new single continental bed with headboard; dining set, 8 piece, oval table, (Walnut) 484-* 132.- TWO electric National cash registers, excellent condition; Sanyo oscillating push-button fan.Call 481-4774.TEAK sofa and chair $65.; Teak table and 4 chairs, $50.; 19 inch portable black and white T.V.with stand, $45.; modern wool rug 9 x 12, $60.Call after 6 p.m.482-2484.- GREEN velvet padded king size headboard with matchin bedspread.Call 684-0609.- + a a di minal ii, 3 æ ase Leg R HE = x æ 84.sh bn; on \u2018 \\ aw.46 WELP WANTED FEMALE FEMMES ILLS PEMANDEES mount.Invoice Typist Required For newspaper office located in West- Biligualism an asset.Varied clerical duties.5 day week.Call Miss Sidney 931-751 FOR SALE-GENERAL A VENDRE - GENERAL BEAUTIFUL Coromandel screen, mounted on casters, white background, $500.firm.dining set, 9 pieces, buffet, 68 inches with hutch, opens to 102 inches, (fruitwood), $2,500.Open to offers.932.6463 evenings.AIR Stream Trailer 1969, American International, 31 footer, completely equipped, like new, used by 2 adults for season at Alberg Trailer Park; Mink cape, Broadtail jacket.Call 4B4- 7544.BEIGE leatherette 2 seater sofa with matching chair, $50.Call 489.6452.ELECTRIC stove (Acme) 4 new burners.$40 inch.$20.; 2 Exlite blinds 72 inches $12.each, 36 inches $4.; 5 wooden barrels (table 4 seats) $60.488-4485 after 4.30 pm.CONTINENTAL bed; carpet 2 x 3, yards (beige); end table.Excellent condition.Reasonable.484-7904.CHESTERFIELD.excellent condition with extra slip cover; 2 exclusive china lamps.Call 935.2281.COLOR T.V.21 inch R.C.A.table model.Excellent condition.487-5302 \u2014 842-9421.MAGNIFICENT like Captain\u2018s desk in Rock Solid Maple, perfect for home or office, plus 2 end tables and one coffee table; set of drapes, 2 single bedspreads, Royal Blue, almost new.Call 735-3257.GURNEY gas stove; frigidaire: carpets; lamps; other articles.Call 484-9591, Moving Painted double dresser and single dresser; 2 night tables, 2 student\u2018s desks; Old portable hand operated sewing machine; electric hat form.Miscellaneous articles.Call 484-3695.FOR SALE-GENERAL A VEMDRE- GENERAL WOULD sell separately two 3 seater sofas; two matching armchairs; Avocado Green, scotch guarded fabric.Also floral drapes.AH top condition, as no children or animals.Call 931-5659 after 12.30 pm.DARK Walnut lady's, bureau with mirror 42 inches long, matching man\u2019s bureau.Call 376-2532 or 728-4069.BOOKCASE; arm chair; Tea: wagon; sofa; Beautyrest mattress; reclining chair.482- 2295.Very Reasonable Two portable television sets; 3 bureaus; 7 chairs upholstered bive vinyl; curved love seat with corner table; liquor bar with shelves.No reasonable offer refused.Call 489.7442.SAR.U.KHAN rug 178 x 101.In perfect condition no dealers.Call 481-6071.MATCHING upholstered 2 chairs; wringer washing machine: 2 single beds; miscellaneous kitchenware, 3 trunks.Best offer.486-2697 weekdays after 6 pm and week-ends 9 to 5 pm.OAK dining room set in very good condition: living room couch and chair, cream brocade, bedroom furniture; fire box, brass screen and fender; work bench and tools; rugs; hall chair; etc.Call 484.4625.67 FOR SALE SPORTS EQUIPMENT A VENGRE- ARTICLES DE SPORTS GOLF clubs, Gary Player \u201cBlack Knight'* aluminum shaft, 1.3-4 woods, irons 2-9 and pitching wedge, golf bag, all super condition $144.Call 849- 6121 days 933-7101 Evenings.ATOMIC \u2014 Atomic Skis.Excellent condition size 200.Reason for selling, too long.$150.Call Jacques Week-days only 487.4847; Evenings 935-6642.68 FOR SALE-CLOTHING & FURS À VENDRE.VETEMENTS ET FOURRURES als N° La Boutique Fantasque PARIS ORIGINALS YOU CAN AFFORD Ladies would you like to wear a smart Spring coat, well cut, in a good fabric, priced within your budget?Come And See Us We specialize in better quality ladieswear, SLIGHTLY WORN.If you are lucky you might even find an original Chanel, Dior, or St.Laurent.Whether you are looking for clothes, with flair, originality, or basic styles, we can help you.Many of the garments are imports, haute couture models or bear Canadian better labels.Whether you need dresses for playing bridge, working, sportswear for your outdoor activities or evening wear, for small parties, weddings or formal balls, you will be amazed at the selection.Also available: Choice fur coats and hats, leather and suede garments.La Boutique Fantasque 2155 Mountain Street 288-3655 67 FOR SALE SPORTS EQUIPMENT A VENDRE- ARTICLES DE SPORTS HONDA, CB-360 G.1974.Fully equipped 4,000 miles.Mint condition, $1,200.935-8649.68 FOR SALECLOTHING & FURS À VENDRE VETEMENTS ET FOURRURES \u2018RANCH Mink coat full length, size 16.Excellent condition.$600.Call 626-7513.MAN'S suits size 40 short 5 foot 6.Reasonable 481.7553.BEAUTIFUL Demi-Butt Mink coat, size 10-12.Reason moving south for winters, $2,000.- Evenings.932-6463.EDUCATIONAL WSTAUCTF EXPERT COACHING In all Grades and Subjects.PREP SCHOOL 4240 Girouard Ave.489.7287 CREATIVE WRITING One evening per week.Prep School 4240 Girouard Inquiries MR.FINKEL 489-7287 Calligraphy The Lost Art of Decorative Writing and Lettering As Taught By The Penmasters of The Middle Ages.Taught now privately For information Write to: B.Kopland 425 Harris Montreal 379, Que.( PERSONALS 74 PERSONNEL Mrs.Willis Palm Reader and Advisor She can, and will help you with ali problems of life.As of business, marriage, love affairs and business transactions.ALL READINGS CONFIDENTIAL 276-4113 WANTED TD PURCHASE ON DEMANDE Piano Wanted 488-1939 WANTED: Potter\u2018s wheel.Call after 6 (Sue) 489-8318.Wanted Immediately Piano: Musical instruments, also tea-wagon.From private party only please.For appointment Call 731-2584 Pianos Wanted 272-8285 274-5934 The Westmount Examiner, WANTED TO PURCHASE ON DEMANDE WANTED: Small gas or electric stove 20 x 21.937.9085.Military Items Cash for: War souvenirs; Weapons; Medals; Badges: etc.Collector.486-7665.We Pick-Up All kinds of free articles, furniture, to clear your house.667-1939 669-3911 WANTED: All kind of furniture over 40 years; china, chandeliers, etc.374-1224.PAINTINGS by known artists; Antiques; carpets; Steinway piano.627-0471.McCord Museum Wanted Picture Albums, equipment, Clothing relating to Sporting Life in 19th Century Montreal.Social History Project, includes: compiling, Comprehensive index for Olympic Year.For in.tormation Call: 392-4778 PRIVATE family wishes to purchase Golden Rose Royal Chelsea to complete dinner set.Call after 4 pm.482-5220.WANTED: Canadian Paintings tor cash.Write Weekly Ad- service Box 443, 4630 St.Catherine St.West Montreal H3Y We WILL pick up usable unwanted articles, furniture, etc.Call 766-6416 after 6 p.m.HAS anyone got anything to give away.Furniture, electrical appliances, Televisions and portables.Call 937-9803.Wanted Library Table 735-2661 Los?79 PERDU Reward Lost: small Jade earring on Sherbrooke street, between Lansdowne and Victoria Avenues.932-3554.LOST: Silver charm bracelet, Sherbrooke - Claremont area.Call 481-9788 evenings.BABY SITIERS WANTEL GARDKNNES DEMANDEES Baby Sitter Wanted Experienced.For occasional evenings and afternoons.Roslyn School area.484-3176.FOR SALE-GENERAL À VENDRE\u2014 GENERAL Moving Nearly new 3 air conditioners; Inglis washer, gas dryer.Large Beach electric ironer; White and Blue rug (india); fireplace ac- cesories; miscellaneous items.484-5758.Digits removed Thieves forced open the front door of the office building at 4823 Sherbrooke street west between 9 pm Jast Thursday and 8:30 am Friday, making off with a digital clock valued at $18.95.Thursday, March 20, 1975 - 33 A D C oO M P the typesetting division of CHL ow EST Mop NT Lwarniner will meet all your typesetting & printing needs 932-3157 - The Westmount Examiner, Dividing big homes favored Westmount\u2019s proposed revised zoning accepts the fact that many houses designed to include accommodation for domestic help are simply too big for most modern-day families, who generally do not have live-in maids and butlers.Homes either in or near commercial districts, too large: for single-family occupancy but unable to be converted because of present city zoning restrictions, are being sought out by Thursday, March 20, 1975 educational and other institutional groups, which might be able to take them over for special use.\u201cThe proliferation of institutional buildings in' residential districts would ultimately ruin such districts,\u201d suggests the working paper on the zoning revision.Conversion of buildings covering 1,500 square feet or more of land into two-family dwellings would be permitted under approval by Westmount\u2019s architectural and planning commission, and board of inspections, with certain provisions to conform to city zoning and safety regulations.Rules outlined Under the change, each converted unit would have to contain 1,500 square feet of floor space, would have to be in a detached or semi-detached building, include SOMMETEERENURE ZONING two exits for each unit, and conform to other city by-laws.Moreover, the proposed regulations stipulate that mechanical and electrical services must be modernized.Buildings included in the proposal are principally those between Cote St.Antoine road _and Sherbrooke street, as well as many north of Sherbrooke street - in the eastern sector of the-city, now zoned for one- and two- family residential and low-rise apartment buildings.At the moment no buildings in these areas may be converted.ATTEND MONDAY'S MEETING Poe WHIRLPOOL BATH $7,000 burglary at the \u20184300\u2019 Seven thousand dollars worth of silver, jewelry, and a fur coat were stolen from an apartment at 4300 de Maisonneuve boulevard some time between 9 am and 5 pm last Thursday.Police report there were no forced entry _signs.Last year, Red Cross loaned more than 87,700 items of sickroom equipment, such as crutches, wheel chairs, bedpans, etc., free of charge to the Canadian public.TM d Such an elegant and healthful way to relax.Lean back and let three hydroair jets massage every inch of your body with warm aerated water.The Jacuzzi Luxura Whirlpool Bath will stimulate - local circulation and relax strained and tense muscles by a unique combination of hydromassage and aerated warm water.The Luxura is a completely new whirlpool bath.- C led, pre-plumbed and self-contained to make installation in a bathroom as simple as putting in a conventional bath tub.Handsomely .For more information contact J.VENNE & FILS INC.PLUMBING \u2014 HEATING 2226 Henri-Bourassa East, suite 105 - Montréal H2B 173 P.Q.389-3558 - 59 sms d ) \\ POP reel ogi cages Somerville proposal on notice Notice of motion to amend the zoning for the Somerville avenue bakery lot was given to council last night, indicating the city is almost ready to accept the plans of Architect Ross Hayes for development of the long-vacant site.Ald.Charles Aspler, in giving the notice, said that 26 low-rise units are planned, and that the only zoning change will be to allow three of the units to be built up to the edges of the lot line.At present, zoning regulations require setbacks.Ald.Aspler added that members of the Somerville Area Residents\u2019 Association (he cited Mrs.Ann Fuller, 44 Burton avenue, specifically) had told him they felt there would be no objection to the zoning change, though this would be affirmed in due course when the zoning change was taken to a public meeting.LL SARA, which had been formed originally to block construction of a high-rise senior citizens\u2019 residence on the site some five years ago, sent out a newsletter on Tuesday explaining the specifics of the zoning changes.\u201cWe could see no reason to object to these particular plans,\u201d the information committee report said.A general SARA meeting will be held before the end of April to consider the plans once more.MUC mum Mayor Donald MacCallum had no new developments to report to council last night about either the Conference of Montreal Suburban Mayors or the Montreal Urban Community.Westmount's police officers have now become members of the south division of the Montreal Urban Community Police force, a technical change which will probably mean more MUC control over the local men-in- blue, though the dimensions of Sector 30 (Westmount) remain the same.Setting up of the division and the related postings of officers is in accordance with the Daigneault report recommending ways of utilizing human \" and material resources of the police forces of the island.However, the report has not yet been adopted, and facets of it were to be subject to hearings by the Quebec Police Commission prior to official implementation.Interdivisional reports.and communications now will be handled through Station 9 in Pointe St.Charles, which becomes division headquarters for Montreal \u2018sectors 9, 10 (downtown), 12 (St.Henri), 14 (NDG), and sectors 11 (Verdun), 30, 31 (Ville St.Pierre), 32 (Ville LaSalle), 34 (Montreal West) and 35 (Lachine), all under the command of Asst.Chief Insp.D.Yacovitch.Despite the structural change, communications between the public and police remain the same, with the local station number (934-0711) still active for reports, complaints and inquiries.Westmount also retains its own radio frequency for station-to-car and, car-to-car communications, at least until further notice.In other changes, Capt.-Det.William Pryde, who has been HOUSES without obligation to you.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 value MRS.RITA ANNE CONN 842-8251 - Res.: 937-4452 WANTED PSYCHOLOGY OF LONG-DISTANCE MOVING: That's what Westmount Rotarians heard about yesterday afternoon at their weekly luncheon in Victoria Hall from Miss Alice Bowman of New York, a spokesperson for a large haulage organization.At left of head table is Stuart Ferguson, who introduced the speaker; far right is James Evans, who was inducted as a new member last week and who introduced this week's four visiting Rotarians, and to his right is President Dick Herzer.Division shuffles made \"MEMBER GF THE MONTREAL REAL ESTATE BOARD | GUARDIAN TRUST COMPANY The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 20, 1975 - 35 1 Why a REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT?© Hedge against inflation e income tax deferment (Interest free) o Attractive cash flow e Low equity requirement For future or current income, or whatever your objectives - we can help.Call or v Write: Johan Draper, F.R.l., Manager 4014 St.Catherine Street West, Westmount, Quebec.H3Z 1P2.Tel: - 937-9291.(CANADA PERMANENT TRUS Garda Rlarms A DIVISION OF GARDA SECURITY SERVICES LTD THE INTEGRITY COMPANY A first-rate Garda Alarm System installed in your home is probably a lot simpler and less costly than you think head of the detective office in Westmount, has been assigned to the central detective office in downtown Montreal for one month.His next-in command, Lieut.-Det.Frank Pilkionis, now will head the detective office, at least for the time being.Prior to this week Lieut.-Det.Pilkionis was in charge of co-ordinating the detective operations, a duty he will continue to perform alongside those previously handled by Capt.-Det.Pryde.Residential and commercial alarms \u2014 burglary and fire.Grade AA central station monitor service underwriters laboratories approved ! Call us now at no obligation to you.Ask for our president, Bob Dyall (\u201cMr.Alarms\u2019\u2019) you have everything to gain and nothing to lose.TEL.937-7487 Bank of Montreal Building Suite 405, 1303 Greene Avenue Westmount, Quebec H3Z 2A7 Looking For A Pharmacy?Personal Service Free speedy delivery: 933-1155 Store hours: 8:30 am - 10 pm (Except Sunday) Charge accounts, Chargex, Master Charge We Honor Quebec Welfare & Old Age Pension Cards, Blue Cross, S.S.Q., Greenshield Prescriptions priced on cost plus\u201d basis Yes, We Stock Generic Drugs Individual prescription records Small Enough to Know You BIG Enough to SERVE YOU Insulin always at cost price Pregnancy tests $2.99, results in 2 hours COMPLETE SELECTION OF FINE COSMETICS AND PERFUMES Elizabeth Arden Rochas Revion Bonne Belle Christian Dior Marcelle Cabochard Guerlain Houbigant Jean Patou Lanvin Carven Coutts Hallmark cards, newspapers, candles Laura Secord Ice Cream, Soft Drinks, Mineral Waters metcalfe pharmacy 4451 St.Catherine St.W.(cor.Metcalfe Ave.) 933-1155 ses a» 36 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 20, 1975 To better serve our growing clientele we have added one more agent in the person of DORI VESEY, who along with our other agents viz: SHEILA ANDERSEN, JOAN ANDREOTTI, HELEN BOUSQUET, ROSEMARY DOYLE, JOSETTE LEMAN, and PATRICK SHAW have-all been associated for TEN YEARS with - McGregor Travel Company Limited 1373 Greene Avenue ES | These agents are very knowledgeable in the travel field so 1 whatever your budget, desire, preference and purpose they'll a plan a vacation for you that\u2019s an exciting, pleasurable, and memorable sojourn.Don\u2019t leave anything to chance - avail yourself or .our experience - Remember, there is no service charge, and make a note of our direct phone to Greene Avenue Office : 931-3843 * x *.When you think of travel think McGregor Travel.SCANDINAVIA 19 ; | It still costs less to use our services.EE x x x * x* * 1373 Greene Avenue or 3 Place Ville Marie - 871-8330 © "]