The Gazette from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 33

THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1965 FAIRVIEW-POINTE CLAIRE SECTION (Qi 1 i i JiiULiLitk ml STORES DEGREES BRING THE FAMILY TO THE OFFICIAL OPENING o0 'roisQidL Emd dl mail Ad mi Pa giro AUGUST ills paHm At L. iaP w. i-KfeM. wfiv ttmS Sit wwrM' 4rMwy''y Official Opening Ceremony Dignitaries from Quebec and local municipalities will officially open the Centre at 9 a.m. in the Centre Court 25.5cS?., i nA if.

i 9 4h Enclosed Mall, 70 Stores, Banks, Restaurants Family Fun Your whole family will enjoy the excitement and spontaneous gaiety which will permeate the Centre. Bring every member of your household there's something at Fairview for everyone to enjoy. ma iA ml ffl fff 4 isi Sljs 3 vt i li inin fajigjrj iiMnuT I'll I Rain Fountain First of its kind in Canada, Fair-view's magnificently colourful rain fountain will be one of the highlights on-the-Mall. A sight to behold! Always Fair Weather Simpson's i ivwiiiffiiitiiWnMit Trees and Plantt Giant, exotic pots of tropical plants, carefully nurtured and reared in Florida, line the enclosed promenade. I Eaton's Open till 10 p.m.

Thurs. Fri. 70 year round Mi SlSS i.m i' Fashions on-the-Matl To give you a preview glimpse of what's new in Fall fashions, models will be promenading up and down the Mall displaying the current, most avant garde fashions from Fairview's well-known stores. Vim. 55 Parking for 4,000 cars How to get to Fairview Westbound traffic take the Trans-Canada Highway and turn off at Exit 15.

Eastbound motorists turn off at Exit 15 and travel north on St. John's Road. Route 2 motorists take St. John's Road overpass north to the Trans-Canada Highway. Southbound traffic take St John's Road to Brunswick Boulevard.

70 STORES ENCLOSED MALL SIMPSON'S EATON'S TRANS-CANADA AT ST. JOHN'S RD. TT runswick aivo Enjoy Giant Centre Variety Apparel: ChUdrsn's Au Coin des Petits, Lawrence Kiddies Lingerie Foundations Chez Lilianne Men's A Boy's A. Gold, Tip Top Tailors, Clubhouse Clothes Teenage Sandi's Women's Arnells, Artistic Wear, D'Allaird's, Dalmy's, Fifth Avenue, Four Seasons Sport-house, May's, Reitman's, Romar Auto Centre Simpson's Banks Bank of Montreal, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Toronto-Dominion Barber Shop Continental Beauty Salon Karol's Books 4 Stationery W. H.

Smith, Brosseau Candy Laura Secord Department Stores. Eaton's, Holt Renfrew, Ogilvy's, Simpson's Dry Cleaner Shoe Repair Paul's Drug Fairview Pharmacy Fabrics Harrison's Finance, Trust A Real Estate Alliance Finance, Montreal Trust, Trend Realties Florist McKenna Food Steinberg's, Rlchetone Bakeries, Dorval Delicatessen Furniture Danish House Gift Cards Uuke Gifts Hardware Pascal's Handicrafts Le Rojet Jewellery Blrks, Peoples Credit Leather Goods Maison Jerome Liquor Seagram's Display Sales Office Millinery Chapeaux Renoir Music Store Brosseau Optician Baril'sD Restaurants Aux Cascades, Dorval Delicatessen, Eaton's La Cuisine, Fairview Pharmacy, Simpson'! A la Vendome, Woolworth's Harvest House Shoes Ag-new Surpass, Brown's, Dolcis, Lewis, Vogue Sewing Machines Singer's Sporting Goods Bob Lunny Tobacconist United Cigar Toys Hobbles Toy World Variety Stoie Woolworth's Wool Shop Fairlane 1 SIMMON mwni 4UTOMOTIVI CfNTftl itiiNiinas 4 IATON 4 "Meet me" under the clock on-the-Mall. For years to come the Mall will be the most fashionable place to meet. Here decorative store fronts proclaim their merchandisegourmet shops cater to discriminating tastes fine restaurants serve the best cuisine and beverages banks are conveniently located for your shopping needs. Rest benches are provided for shoppers to relax while admiring the passing parade.

0 suviei I WE'RE GLAD TO SERVE YOU ''OIHTf. I TRANS-CANADA- HIGHWAY B951S10 PQINTE CLAIRE lsjt OPEN TILL 10 P.M. THURS. FRI. J..