The Westmount examiner, 16 juin 1950, vendredi 16 juin 1950

[" \u2014 otel | UE.ake Mas.Montreal \"Golfing, g.t At STEM ing rates, n McKay, WA.2773 Lake Tennis d.Cabins ne mile, and Cold ry room.ance Hall I Lounge.ery Night, \u201cKnowlton 96.HIPS îtreal door ming, ts, 0 s te or ige or gency.@ by and æ on ot a.riding Henri avdon rwdon.memes a e Examine Serving the C ity of Westmount, Garden S uburb of Canada\u2019s M etropolis VOL.XXI.No.24 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1950 PRICE 3 CENTS CABINET CHANGE FOR ABBOTT Westmount High School Honor Students Driverless Car Hits Two Others Three cars were involved in an accident near the corner of Argyle Avenue and Westmount Boulevard on Tuesday, when a driverless automobile ran down Argyle crossed the Boulevard and hit two parked cars before toming to a stop.\u2018The run-away car was\u2019 owned by Rev.Father W.A.Rodrique, of 355 St.John Street, Quebec City.\u2019 The two cars with which it collide?were owned by Harold W.Miller, of 4990 Lacombe Avenue, Montreal and Mrs.Nathan Ben- bow, 29 Forden Avenue, West- mount.\u2018The run-away car started from opposite 639 Argyle Avenue, north of the Boulevard and finished up by ramming the two parked cars in front of 612 Argyle Avenue south of the Boulevard on the east side of .the street.Fortunately no one was in any of the three cars.son, and Mrs.Coppin.association.Readings Given Draft Loan By Westm\u2019t City Council First and second readings to a draft loan by-iaw for the paving of sidewalks, lands and buildings in Westmount, was given by the Westmount City Council at its meeting this weelc The total amount of the loan was set at $446,500, with a third reading still necessary before the by-law becomes official.Westmount Rotary Fair Tuesday Thru Saturday \u201cDeck yourself in With a Heigh-ho your finest array.Come to the Fair.\u201d Yes, it\u2019s come to the Westmount Rotary Carnival in Westmount Park, any night \u2014 or every night next week, from Tuesday, June 20, to Saturday, June 24, a Carnival\u2018that has become an outstanding entertainment event in the annals of the history of the City of Westmount during the past ten years and this year to be held in aid of equipping the new Unity Boys\u2019 Clubhouse which is to be opened in the Fall.This is the 19th annual carnival to be staged by the Rotary Club of Westmount curing the -twenty | years of its existence.The first nine, held in the Forum, were (Continued on Page 4) \"PERMITS APPROVED The Westmount City Council approved of two permits to build garages in Westmount less than 50 feet from the street iine.i The permits were granted to B.Finklestein of Lexington Avenue and Jules Toralli for a garage on the south side of Montrose Avenue, ¥ May Robertson and John Cleghorn received Awards of Honour at Westmount High School closing exercises for performing the greatest service to their school and for best combining the qualities of honour, scholarship, and sportsmanship.Mrs.F.B.Cop- pin and Albert Briggs, presidents of the Alumnae and Old Boys\u2019 Association of the school, made the presentations.Left to right in the above picture are: Mr, Briggs, John Cleghorn, Miss Robert- Westmount High School In Graduation Ceremony J.A.De Lalanne, member of the Westmount Protestant Board of School Commissioners, presided at the graduation ceremony of the Westmount High School which was sponsored by the graduates\u2019 Certificates for satisfactory standard of \"effort and conduct were awarded to 168 graduates of the school.Special honor awards went to May Robertson and John Cleghorn, who were voted by fellow students as having performed the greatest service to the school and as having qualities best combining honor, scholarship and sportsmanship.The presentations were made by Mrs.Frederic B.Coppin and Albert Briggs, president of the Alumnae and Old Boy's Associations.R.O.Bartlett, principal of the school, said the qualities being honored were \u201cheld in just as high esteem as academic standards.\u201d Certificates which wenf to 148 eleventh grade and twelfth grade students, also showed that the recipients had followed instruction in a given course.The opening prayer and doxology were given by Rev.J.D.Wilkie, minister of Stanley Presbyterian Church, Westmount.Certificates to the girls were presented by Miss Dorothy King, biology teacher, and the boys\u2019 awards were presented by Parker L.Wearing, English teacher, Donald Savage, gave the valedictory.It was announced that Miss Jean Hawthorne and Miss Millicent Dyke are retiring from the staff - after serving 39 and 33 years respectively with the Westmount board.Dr.W.Patterson is leaving to hecome principal of the School for Crippled Children.May Relinquish Finance Ministry For Justice Dept Æ well founded Ottawa rumour has it that Hon.D.C.Abbott, member for St.portfolio as Minister of Finance.Antoine-Westmount, will shortly relinquish his The rumour alSo goes on to say that Mr.Abbott is slated to succeed the Hon.Stuart Garson as Minister of Justice.Mr.Abbott is reported as having become rather tired of the finance post, and would welcome a change, The Hon.Alphonse Fournier's name is also mentioned in the proposed cabinet shuffle, with Mr.Fournier said to be looking for an appointment to a vacancy on the Quebec bench.The news of Mr.Abbott's move * from the Ministry of Finance Is said to be welcomed by some of his closer friends, who feel that he is the logical successor to Mr.St.Laurent as premier.While one of the most important portfolios in the cabinet, the job of Minister of Finance is frobably the most unpopular.Decisions, which in some cases are not well received, have to be made by the Finance Minister, and naturally the minister is blamed for the legislation.A point in mind was the furore raised by the hike in rents, and the proposed removal of rent control.Mr.Abbott was the main target for the abuse which was fired at the government, although probably the rest of the cabinet had as much to do with order No.813, as the Finance Minister.If Mr.Abbott becomes Minister of Justice, this will make three cabinet posts which he has filled, Defence, Finance, and Justice.If he is to succeed Mr.St.Laurent as Premier, the training he has received will stand him in good stead.One Man Injured In Car Collision At Cor.Lansdowne John O'Neill, 46, of 2325 Oxford Avenue, Notre Dame de Grace was slightly injured in a three way accident at the corner of Lansdowne Avenue and Sherbrooke Street at 12-17 p.mon Wednesday.Mr.O'Neill was taken to the Homoeopathic Hospital where he was treated for injuries to his right side and right leg.Constable B.Wilson who investigated the accident reported that Kenneth Herbert Sutton, 31, of 12355 Jesmin Street, Cartier- ville, was driving north in his auto on Lansdowne when he collided with a car driven by John O'Neill at the Sherbrooke intersection.\u2019 O'Neill was going east at the time, and the force of the collision bounced his car into another car which was stopped waiting * ° À for the children to cross the Early Morning street.The auto, which was facing Laundry Blaze west on Sherbrooke Street, was driven by Maurice Benbow, 20, of Burns Clothes !|29 Forden Avenue, Wéëstmount, * «|the car received only slight damages.Starting in a sub-basement The two other cars sustained and working ils way through damage.the floor a-spectacular fire at the Crown Laundry, 4111 St.Catherine Street West, was shooting flames out of the front door when the Westmount Fire Department answered a call at 5.35 a.m.yesterday morning.Threc streams were laid but it was found only necessary to use one to bring the blaze under control, which was accomplished in about 15 minutes.Damage was of minor nature, Fire Department authorities stated, with burned clothing and charred floor the chief loss.The fire-fighting apparatus was returned to the station at 7.80 p.m, the lnumdry premises being considered safe from.further outbreak.\u2019 Sutton and Benbow, outside of being shaken up, suffered no serious injuries, By a curious co-incidence the car owned by Mrs.Nathan Ben- bow, of 29 Forden Avenue was involved in a collision on Argyle Avenue on Tuesday when a runaway car smashed into two parked automobiles.Repaving St.Catherine St.To Cost Westm\u2019t $32,875 The repaving of St.Catherine Street in the Westmount area, was authorized by the Westmount City Council this week, with tender going to the Sicily Asphal- tum Paving Ccmpany.The total work to be done under contract and by the City's Publia Works departments was set at $32,875.| ECR er re mt, SS Let rg m+ me ein FTN Sy sah LE amer ir cé TE tam etes oma To = remis ere TS i Ahan Ca ST NE fe v- A 7 Bas \u2014 = nT + farines signe 2 | ! 4 | i j PAGE I'WO US.School Honors! \u201cWestmount Youth Philip David Rosengarten, son of Mr.and Mrs, William Rosen- garten, of 727 Upper Belmont Avenue, Westmount, was among the major prize-winners at the Cheshire Academy Commencement, in: Cheshire, Conn.Young Rosengarten received the diploma along with the Frederick Richmond Cup, an award presented to the student of the graduating class who best exemplifies the attributes of loyalty, devotion and comradeship.He will enter Dension University, Granville, Ohio, this fall.Barrister and Solicitor Department for the \"HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.of Deceased Persons 57 St.James St.West Closing of Estates Ambassador Apts.Westmount OFFICE: HA.9238-39 Residence: 4557 Sherbrooke St.W.\u2014 WA.8435 CAMP LACLOUWHI In the Laurentians \u2014 62 miles from Montreal + [Twentieth Season + Accommodation still available for 3 boys, 6 to 7 years of age and 4 boys, 8 to 15 years.Enrolment limited to 50 boys For full information: | Phone Mrs.G.D.McKay, WA.2952 who will have charge of the six youngest boys or Fred B.Whittet, WA.5500 PS \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 Genuine WELSH Call DExter HAND & Backed by thirty vears a ANTHRACITE COAL More Heat - Less Ash - Lasts Longer Place your Order NOW to assure Early Delivery Authorized Dealer .LIMITED 4857 Sherbrooke Street West 1131 Today PARKER of dependable service THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1950 Y.M.C.A.NOTES YOUNG ADULT SECTION Program Planning Conference.One of the most successful Young Adult Conferences on record was enjoyed last weekend at Y.M.C.A.Camp Perrot on Isle Perrot.Twen- ty-five members spent the weekend evaluating past program and laying plans for the summer program to come.Representatives were present from the Square Dance club, Badminton club, Young Men\u2019s Club, Music Appreciation Group, Bridge Club, the So-Ed Committee, City-Wide Committee and the Social Committee.Bridge Club It was decided that the Bridge Club would continue - throughout the summer, meeting at the usual time\u2014every Monday at 8:15 p.m.A Committee to organize special events and Friday night programs was elected as follows: Howard Fairbairn (Chairman), Johanne Brown, Ron Hosking, Jim Kennedy, Dorothy Pullin and Mary Jean Saunders.\u2018 Tentative Program The following tentative program was agreed upon for the summer: June 16\u2014Round and Square Dancing at the \u201cY\"; June 23\u2014Hike up Mountain\u2014dance at Chalet; June 25 Bicycle Hike; June 30-\u2014Dance and Swim at the \u201cY\u201d; July 7\u2014 Atwater League (May Move West On St.Catherine The Atwater Ball League, who will lose their playing field at Atwater park next year owing to the recent sale of the property and the announced intention of the new owner to start building on the ground just as soon as the present ball season ends, has caused the league officials to start looking around for a new stance, It is learned from a usually reliable source that the league are trying to make arrangements to play next season on the vacant farm lot in front of the West- mount Athletic Grounds which runs back to Western Avenue, If the league is successful in acquiring playing rights on this piece of ground which is quite large, it is the intention to fence the property in and to charge for admission to the games, instead of going around with the gpllec- tion box.\u2018 The new location would be a natural for the league and should be a money maker as it is central and would still continue to cater tot the same patrons who have followed the Atwater League games over the years.Olieeses LAE EXTRA OLD STOCK ALE 2-610 Belmont Park; July 14\u2014Bridge Party at the \u201cY\u201d; July 21 \u2014 Weiner Roast; July 23\u2014Cruise\u2014 \u201cVille Marie\u201d; July 28\u2014Splash Party at \u201cY\"; August 4\u2014Observa- tion Trip; August 11\u2014Games Party at \u201cY\u201d; August 18\u2014Corn Boil and Square Dance; August 26\u2014 Weekend at Camp Otoreke.Watch for more details concerning this program.BOYS DEPARTMENT: Last Saturday, June 10th, members of the Gra-Y Bear Club finished this year\u2019s activities with an afternoon visit to Belmont Park.Accompanied by their advisor, Bill Johnstone, were Brian and Peter Casey, Ronnie and David Taylor, Pepper Young, John Roche, Edgar McDougall, \u201cChuck\u201d and Donald Casey.A wonderful time was had by all.- Swimming Until Friday, June 23, there will be swimming for the junior boys 10 to 11 years old from 5 to 5:30.The intermediate and senior boys will swim from 5:30 to 6.After-School Program Until Camp Westmount opens on the 26th of June there will be baseball in the Park for all boys, which will be followed by a swim.Saturday morning we will meet at the Y at 9:30 for baseball, or, in case of rain, we will be having games in the gym.Kites ; During the past week many of the fellows have been busy making kites in preparation for the high kite flying contest to be held on Saturday afternoon at 2 pm.Any boy who still wants to make { a kite will do so on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons at the Westmount Y.All kites entered into the contest must be kites that the boy himself has made.- Movie This Friday night at 7 o'clock the movie \u201cLi'l Abner\u201d will be shown along with other comedy shorts.Sherbrooke Street Expense $168,400 The Westmount City Council, this week, authorized a total expenditure of $168,400 to complete all work on the present Sherbrooke Street project.A spokesman for the City pointed out that this amount would cover the widening and re-paving of the street, from Clarke to Atwater Avenue, the removal of trees wherever necessary; the installation of new electric light conduits and the installation of new street lights in the area.With regard to the tree removal, the spokesman pointed out that unfortunately certain trees would have to be taken down.He also stated that wherever possible, young trees would be transplanted along the street, so that the appearance of the area might be in some way maintained.Piano Recital at | Wesim't Jun.High The pupils of Irene Nichols, L.R.S.M.(London) who conducts piano classes in Westmount gave a piano recital in Westmount Junior High School Friday night, June 9th, Through the efforts of the children taking part in the re« cital, the sum of approximately $270.00 was raised.This money went to benefit the children.in the T.B.ward of the Alexandre Hospital, .> Dotiglas Dawson acted as :Master of Ceremonies and hahdled the lengthy recital extremely well.The programme started off with selections by Elizabeth Abbott, Betty Griffiths, Judith Pare ker, Lynda Melling and Venetia Elliott.Delvina Souquet, & first year pupil, showed considerable promise as did Judith Bennett, Miriam Cooper and Pamela Gould.Heard in trios were Susanne Bradley, Roslyn Forrest and Jane Starkey.Carol Bloom, Linda -Frosst and Sheila Bloom received very well deserved applause for the way they played their piece.i The following played duets: Lorraine Horwood and Mary Har- bert; Elizabeth Watson and Janet Rhind; Sally Birks and Barbara Pattee; Joan MacArthur and Brenda Bridgman; Elizabeth Horner and Joan MacArthur.The audience showed its appreciation of the good work done by Jill Foote and Anne Malcolmn.John Wilson was good in his contrast in dance melody #election.He was followed by Andrea Daly, Margaret Clegg, Joan Wright and Barbara Gillespie.The cowboy songs were ably put forward by Ross Tressider, Susan Darling, Pamela Bond, Judith Davis, Diana Fairman, Brian Laidley, Richard Brabander, Janet Martin, Heather Forrest, Patricia Archibald and Bradley Patterson.Adding a note of amusement to the programme were the cleverly played novelty numbers by Helen Beall, Karen Hall, Jean MacArthur, Brenda Keddie and Nancy Willis, Heather Wilson accompanied by Elizabeth Jeffrys delighted the audience with their singing of the currently popular Pyjama Song.A very interesting variety Of popular music was played by Marilyn Maughan, Susan Craig, John Bridgman, Penny Hugman, Wendell Laidley, Eric Lande, Bruce Stavert and Elizabeth Beamer.The pleasant evening was brought to a close with selec tions played by Ian Forrest, Douglas Dawson and Elizabeth Coffey.; Although all of those heard contributed greatly to the evening\u2019s enjoyment, perhaps a special word should go to the 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than 10 years as a member of the Y.M.C.A., Norman Millington of N.DG.became a permanent staff member and last week was made executive secretarÿ of the West- Mount Branch.Mr.Millington will replace James Carnie, who has been recalled to the Metropolitan Office in Montreal.Born in N.D.G.35 -yéärs ago, Mr.Millington was educated in Montreal and Ontario schools before taking a position in an advertising firm.He was a steady And active member of the Y.M.C.A.in various Ontario cities before taking the full time job with the organization at the outbreak of the war.In 1939, he was stationed.at Camp Borden, Ontario, carrying out recreational work for the Army, and was later transferred to the R.A.F.station at Mount Hope, Ontario, before being sent overseas in 1942.After three years service in England and Europe, he ventured to Montreal, where he was appointed membership secretary at the Central Branch, Drummond Street.Later he was transferred to the Young Men's Program Department, a position which he (Continued on Page 4) HE-MINUTE ocal News ® UP-TO; TENE 9 PP by yer @ TIT NS JEAN | REPORTER 60 ATUR RE The ee ° Esuminer WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE.16, 1950 Four Certified Watch Makers OHMAN'S WE.Flower Time à in Westmount Es Viewpoints of Management, Labour Stressed at Rotary The conflicting viewpoints held by labour and management in industrial relations were outlined by Cecil C.Gardner, General Manager of Dow's Brewery, at the regular luncheon meeting of the Westmount Rotary Club, West- mount, Mr.Gardner, who studied post graduate courses on Industrial Relations at Columbia University, after graduating from McGill, gave four of the major problems and differences held by the two groups, stating that some solution to the problem can be maintained.\u201cIn my opinion,\u201d he said, \u201cone of the four viewpoints regards welfare plans.Management feels that the union man should go on a 50-50 basis in outlining and 10 Days BE COOL & COMFORTABLE ON DOMINION DAY HAND TAILORED, 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000,000 is at stake.The basic difference in wages was a second point stressed by the speaker, who claimed that management thinks wages should be given in accordance with the rest of the area and type of work, and that excess profits be turned into making the firm larg; er.But unions want the profits to go to their members, which will, in turn, give them added strength.On the question of work, management expects a normal amount of good work done for a day's pay, while the union feels that work should be spread around so that there is work for all, so there will be no unemployment.The fourth question concerned the power of the union, with management feeling they should deal only with the problems concerning them.\u201cBut many unions want their feet under the boardroom table, taking part in the discussion on how much should be allotted to advertising, production and procedure by the administration\u201d.He cited a case where a union tried to stop the executive from putting new lights in the building.In suggesting solutions for what he called, \u201can exceptionally serious problem\u201d, Mr.Gardner said that management was partly to blame in many cases.He supported the idea that management should be more professional, and that supervision needs improving.\u201cThe position of labour and industrial relations needs just as much study as any other profession\u201d, the speaker said in closing.He was introduced by Robert Clarke and thanked by Ted Harrison of the Westmount Rotary Club.The man was in a robust mood as he read the following ad for a loan company: \u201cVisit our office to find an easier way to sorraw.\u201d 1 Chicago (Illimois) Tribune labourer or union thinks the en-| Westmount\u2019s famous floral clock started ticking on Wednesday.This is one of the few such clocks on the continent, although delegates from Niagara Falls, Ont,, recently visited West- mount to get pointers on how to construct a similar but larger clock at the new Ontario Hydro plant situated near the \u2018Falls in the Niagara parkway.YEARS m ME vesuourr Reliable Watch Repairs ¢ JEWELLERS 4046 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THREE Inter-Y Program Planned at Camp Westmount Planned at Camp Westmount this summer are four major Inter- Y activities.On July 4th, at L.C.C.Playing Fields, all Y\u2019s in the City will compete in a track and field day.Several mornings of Camp Weste mount will be spent preparing foe this event.Two weeks later, at Southwestern Y, an Inter-Y Swimming Meet will be held, and it is expected that Camp Westmount will do well in this event, there will be held a six-hour Bis cycle Race, with teams competing from all Y's in the City.On each team will be three members, who will divide their riding time in such a manner as to finish the course in the least amount of time.Another big event will be the Summer Penny Circus to be held | July 28th at the Westmount Y.Other Y's in the City will be invited to participate in the program.Planned are swimming events, movies and penny booths in the gym, with the proceeds going to the World Service Work of the Y.M.- Superb Flavoun! \"SAL DA\" VACUUM-SEALED COFFEE On August 1st, at N.D.G.Y, REPAIRS To Today\u2019s- auto repair standards should be as advanced as the performance of modern-model cars.If you are not getting this standard of repair service \u2014 and few actually are equipped to render it \u2014 then come and discover here what really \u201cmodern\u201d auto repairing offers.COURTEOUS, DEPENDABLE ALL MAKES OF CARS SERVICE i GIRARD MECHANICAL REPAIRS ¢ BODY WORK and.PAINTING Gaston Girard, president Fernand Girard, secretary-treasurer \u2014 Paul Girard, certified technician MONTREAL'S OLDEST DEALER FOR Piymouth \u2014- C WA.hrysler \u2014 Fargo 2761-2 VICTORIA AVENUE GARAGE - 372 VICTORIA AVE.- WESTMOUNT \u201cThe Customer of Yest erday is a Friend.Today\u201d eme nn mine ven a PAGE FOUR slo Norm.Millington .(Continued from Page 8) filed until his recent transfer to the Westmount Branch.Mr.Millington is Boys\u2019 Work Councillor for the Christian Education Commission of the United Church, .Montreal Presbytery; Member of the Board, Quebec Religious Education Council; Executive Secretary of the Montreal Foreman\u2019s Club, and was recently the winner of the Mary E.Tup- per Award for Christian Education, at the Sir George Williams College Convocation this Spring.Married with three sons, Mr.Millington lives at 5500 Bourret Street, N.D.G.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1350 Wettmount.(Continued from Page 1) outstanding ice-skating shows.The last ten have been good old fashioned fair-carnivals, held out of doors in Westmount Park, to give as much opportunity for the young and the very young to enjoy Ah! not ¥ A ml TV To - B gia tm tt ba Flower Box Entry Westmount gardeners are reminded that entries in the 11th annual flower box competition, sponsored by the Quebec Horticultural Federation must be in by July 1 according to an an- TOWNSHIP LAKE-EDGE CABINS Lake Massewippi JUNE 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Neal 8 lish st mount The around compl first se critics rushed Lou wide r said, star js an ex ance i that i stage The celebr say, \u201c Every feel g Scots: demy One suspe! long t ring ] dell C featw Bri (\u201cThe pas QUE.y C.P.R, ation s ne Vacation 3 evening, not far are avail- lizing in summer\u2014 Two Excellent | Dramas Sunday At the Westmount Once in a decade there comes a motion picture which leaps right out from even among the better ones as the word is passed among movie goers everywhere that here is a film not to be missed.Such a picture is \u201cThe Hasty Heart.\u201d Film shot in England under the direction of Vincent Sherman, and starring Donald Reagan, Patricia Neal and Richard Todd, the English star.It comes to the West- mount Theatre on Sunday.The word wasn't long in getting around.As soon as the film was completed and screened for the first select audiences in Hollywood, critics and preview patrons alike rushed to sing its praises.Louella Parsons, on her nation- | wide radio and newspaper hookup, said, \u201cIn \u2018Hasty Heart\u2019 a new star is born.Richard Todd gives an extraordinarkily fine performance in a picture that is so good that it is an improvement on the stage play.\u201d The noted columnist and radio celebrity, Dorothy Kilgallen, had to say, \u201c \u2018Hasty Heart\u2019 is wonderful! Everything that makes your heart feel good!\u201d As the lighthearted Yank who finds himself stranded in an English hospital, Ronald Reagan turns in what is said to be his greatest performance since his peak role in \u201cKings Row.\u201d But in addition it will be Richard Todd, a newcomer to American audiences from the English screen, who in playing the difficult role of the ill-starred Scolsman, seems headed for Academy Award honors.Second Feature One of the most exciting suspense thrillers to turn up in a long time is \u201cThelma Jordon,\u201d starring Barbara Stanwyck and Wendell Corey, which is the companion feature at the Westmount.Brilliantly directed by Robert (\u201cThe Killers\u201d) Siodmak, the Hal Wallis production is a high tension drama that packs a mighty entertainment wallop.Loaded with explosive situations that threaten to reupt at, any time, the film maintains this breathtakingly ex- pectaht mood right up to the final fadeout.In the title role, Barbara Stan- wyck equals if not surpasses her great performances in \u201cDoule Indemnity\" and \u201cSorry, Wrong Number,\u201d both of which won her Academy Award nominations.A superior movie, \u201cThelma Jor- don\u201d should go on your \u201cmust see\u201d list.@UP-TQJHE-MINUTE 4 World LL CARLINGS | ld.REPORTER des L ME (op - THE EXAMINER, Speirs-Miller Summer School Near Montreal Speirs-Miller Summer School open to young artists.After many years of preparation, a dream has come true for Betty Speirs who now has an ideal Summer School in a lovely country locale within commuting distance of Montreal.This idea originated through young teachers and dancers coming to Montreal in the summertime vo study for their winter's work.Swimming, fishing, riding and other recreations all make for a happy time.This lovely old farm, completely veniences and facilities, and the huge studio will certainly see lots of action this summer with the addition of barn dances held for the local people and ballroom classes for the younger set, most of whom are Macdonald College graduates.In these lovely surroundings the young aspirants to success in their chosen field may have tuition in ballet, ballroom, modelling, tap and singing.Wealth of Great Music In Disney Opus Walt Disney, master of music in the visual sense, produced his great concert feature \u201cFantasia,\u201d in color by Technicolor in 1940, and today the picture continues tod raw enraptured audiences to its repeat engagements.This astounding film, playing at the Seville Art Theatre, contains the works of some of the greatest composers in musical history.It is a concert for the ear and eye both.Under the brilliant direction of Leopold Stokowski, the Philadelphia Orchestra plays eight great treasures of music, while on the screen.The characters in this full-length entertainment range from the familiar and well-loved Mickey Mouse to flying horses, centaurs and cen- taurettes, ludicrous ostrich dancers and bellowing volcanoes.Hundreds of Disney fans has been clamoring for a film based on Tsaikovsky's \u201cNutcracker Suite.\u201d Thus it was only natural that this beloved music should be included.Dukas\u2019 y tgeil Suite.: lov Dukas\u2019 lively and catchy music \u201cThe Sorcerer's Apprentice\u201d is played with Mickey Mouse as the mischievous amateur magician, interpreted on the screen in terms of dinosaurs and the world in the throes of Creation.Beethoven's masterful symphony No.6, known the world over as the Pastoral Symphony, is given animation by centaurs, centaurettes, unicorns, flying horses, cupids, gods and godesses.Moussorgsky's weird and violent \u201cNight on Bald Mountain,\u201d is contrasted with Schubert's majestic \u201cAve Maria.\u201d who sees the puppets as a child\u2019s enjoyment only, and Winifred Dennis, who supports Burggraf's opinion by virtue of her work with the younger set as a social worker.Stage settings were another feature of the vroduction, effectively designed by Hans Berends.\u2014 Mel James.remodelled, has all modern con-, Stravinsky's \u201cRite of Spring\u201d is | WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1950 \u201cThe Heiress\u201d\u2014 A film that lives up to all the wonderful things that fave been said about it arrives at the Monkland Saturday until Tuesday.It is William Wyler's Paramount production, \u2018\u201cThe Heiress\" and it is a worthy successor to that outstanding producer's two Academy Award-winning pictures \u201cMrs.Miniver\u201d and \u201cThe Best Years of Our Lives\u201d.From every standpoint \u2018The Heiress\u201d has been invested with greatness.Greatness of performance was assured ,.and achieved .by co-starring the nation\u2019s number one lady of the cinema, Olivia de Havilland, with the newest male heart-throb, Montgomery Clift, \u2018and the world's most distinguished character actor, Ralph Richardson.The less important roles, _too, were carefully and perfectly filled.Heading the supporting cast are Miriam Hopkins, who portrays Miss de Haviland's understanding aunt, Mona Freeman, Vanessa Brown, Selena Royle and Ray Collins.Miss de Havilland in the title role gives one of her most brilliant characterizations as the shy, repressed girl who is courted by handsome man-about-town Clift and who falls wildly in love with him, The story concerns her father's efforts to prove to her that Clift is attracted only by her money, and when his threat to disinherit her if she marries him does, indeed, affect their\u201d romance, Olivia emerges as a different kind of person, capable of taking cruel revenge on both her father and her suitor.Greatness of production was achieved by the luxurious settings and costuming, and by the obvious attention to every detail, for which Mr.Wyler is so justly famous.And greatness of story is unchallenged, since \u2018The Heiress\u201d At the Monkland Theatre Saturday \u201cHoliday Affair\u201d was adapted from the Broadway stage hit based on Henry James\u2019 celebrated novel, \u201cWashington Square\u201d.All in all, \u201cThe Heiress\" adds up to one of the all-time greats of the screen, definitely a film to be seen and cherished.PAGE THIRTEEN \u201cchar Todd gives the greatest performance of BARBARA STANWYCK WENDELL COREY \u201cThelma Jordon\u201d in PAUL KELLY - JOAN TETZEL TODAY and SATURDAY! iD re \u2014 AICHARDTODD SPECIAL ADDED ADDED ATTRACTION ATTRACTION! \u201cCAPTAIN CHINA\u201d with John Payne and Gail Russell, \u201cSONG OF SURRENDER\u201d with Wanda Hendrix, Claude Rains and Macdonald Carey.SMERBROOKE at GREY EL 5 35 \u2014 Come ond Bring the Family In aid of The Unity Boys\u2019 Club .and other WESTMOUNT PARK Beside the R.M.R.Armoury Tuesday, June 20th to Saturday, June 24th Evenings Only FUN and GAMES for EVERYONE Rotary charities.OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND SATURDAY in her é¢ Academy Award winning role ROBERT.also MITCHUM e Meiress 7 : Holiday Mate 7 LAST SHOWING TODAY! \u2014 \"THE WIZARD OF OZ\" Color by Technicolor \u2014 alse \"CASTLE ON THE until TUESDAY Wiliam Wyler .who gave you \u201cThe Best Years of Our Lives\u201d and \u201cMrs.Miniver\u201d now gives you CLIFT VIVIAN LEIGH MONTGOMERY HUDSON\" - JOHN GARFIELD - ANN SHERIDAN avy, Fr THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1950 1 PAGE FOURTEEN .Lendon Hurls Colonials to Wir: \u2018 TON THE LINE + vision.rs ( \u2018 Customer: This liquor won't Sh Fi Pl I Walt S alll It is the intention to spon, .cause damage to my eyes, will are irst ace n er m junior entry as well, so = ns i it?sure a constant supply of play, .; , - fo : Bartender: Not if you've got I S f b 11 ( ° t 9 coming up.pb By i , the money to pay for it.nter Oo t a ircuit : EVISES (es nm + -It is understood that most tears : \u2014_\u2014 \u2018 (Continued on Page 15) de fix ; Ron Lendon pitched the Colonials to a 9-7 win over the Avenue : mount q FOUNTAIN PENS Stars in the Westmount Municipal Intermediate softball league, this | ootb 4 « REPAIRED ee nee Gill b d out h un and two singles to lead the and WORME ni ge ' e OVERHAULED i banged out a home run \u20ac n an de.W ir e CLEANED Colonials at bat.Phil Martin connected for a round tripper for the| The Westmount Intermediate FISHING TACKLE TROPICAL Fy Sockes ç While You Wait Stars.Ron-Brambell was the losing pitcher.Rugby Football Club will be ré- er, but , ve \u2018ou Yan Behind the tight Pitching of Ray Gagnon the Western Taxi Vived this fall.dangel y Also defeated the Shamrocks 9-7.Russell Ryder hit a homer for Western \u2018 Walter Smaill of 4478 St.Cath- here is ; RONSON while Leo Bradley and G.Munroe emptied the bases for the, erine Street, Westmount, has in- y.: * dicated that he will again guide he win LIGHTERS Shamrocks.the affairs of the club, and that d plac Only Genuine Ronson The Bombers won their first|feated the Ryps 14-4.The big| [he affairs of the clu teresting oy ca Parts Used game of the season blasting the/guns for the Als were Harold several other old time Westmount form Yards 20-9.Don McDonald hit Young who blasted out a homer, Football Club supporters, in put- Fisherman\u2019 s Paradis MlRre \u2018re MONTREAL two round-trippers for the Bomb- Buck Knott who connected for a ting the club once again in active Rer\u2019d.pa ers, Cammy McFadden connected home-run and two singles, and Competition, in the Quebec Rugby 4384 Papinecs.Tel.\u20ac ally P EN CLINIC for a homer, triple and double Bob Grant who econ for a Football Union intermediate di- P Horrier Si ths d D.Cox blasted out a double honé dt ingles.Ji ed like 1259 Bleury Street an .8 omer and two singles.Jim Van N | Mery and three singles.Roland Robil-| Ryswyk was the winning pitcher.|® +e des b Just below St.Catheri lard hit a circuit clout for the! Bin Badke blasted out three hits .8e ay > \" ow Sh crine Yards.; for the Ryps.Ted Tuffy was the ' BE.71 67 The Alouettes kept up their losing pitcher.N hr undefeated streak as \u2018they de- Hitchcock Sensational } : Bill Hitchcock pitched sensa- j S ( 3 ' tional ball to lead the Police and ps\" S U M E Fire to a 11-1 win over the Ave- , .nue Stars.Hitchcock struck-out One © p M E M B E R S H | P 18 Stars and allowed only two Cald 3 hits.Frank Keys hit a home- , » of h 2 run and J.R.Smith connected : A LS Stanle; f S.à June 1st to September 30th for two singles for the P.& F.ge, he #4 .Ron Brambell was the losing - LE dn ; : mplish Pl MEN $7.ne nas To i The JVestern Taxi had an easy \u2019 t \u2019 4 Il L A D | E S $ >.; time chalking up their second vic- PE H A ; tory of the week as they swamp- \" ! i ! \u2019 BOYS $ 5 .ed the Yards 21-1.Ray Gagnon im spor = i ° ° allowed the Yards only five hits MP 1900 y Swimming and Outdoor Program and struck-out 14 men to get fand re By ooo credit for the victory.J.Doggrell innif À and Andy Lough hit homers for h defea : For Further Particulars Western while Rodger Guille-] ° s to v i go .PHONE ELWOOD 1106 mette hit a round tripper for the 1902 | KE .Yards.club a 4° Next Monday night at West- ght tI wd WESTMOUNT Y M mount Park the Yards \u201ctangle east b ca u vases with the Avenue Stars.The Alou- A (4 à 4585 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST ettes take on Western Taxi and 4 a ce the Shamrocks meet the Colonials.5 a oo it w ooo LEAGUE STANDINGS ) p of wl iE IE P.W.L, Pct.e dubl cs | Colonials .\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.4 4 0 1.000 > Le, Alouettes .4 4 0 1.000 BR 1906 P.& F.5 4 1 800 ; ed for Shamrocks .\u2026.\u2026.5 3'2 .600 i the \u2018 Ave.Stars .4 Z 2 500 : ily won Western .5 2 3 400 .M6, and .RYPS +vveeennne.5 1 4 20 THIS MAN IS yo Bombers .5 1 4 .200 \u2019 BR time Yards .\u2026 5 0 5 .000 - ) _ in We - M the : Avenue Stars I i L A thel A ° ame} to M Club in Top Juvenile ou \" ik \u2019 - Mtreal .CO à - e : ae a Nod 4 Softhall Loop He started as a junior in a local =o) wo .ea Na A branch bank .just as his Efrch \u201cA .Mpccas ; The Colonials eked out.a 7-6 manager did before him.Now Me Cat CA win over the Avenue Stars in the \u2019 .Et.\u201d - 4 Westmount Municipal Juvenile he\u2019s on his way up, too.pres , | Softball League, this week.) Ey, This was the first loss for the He\u2019s learning banking skill right on the Ba |+ us : Stars in seven games.The Stars .- .Cm i were leading 6 to 4 going into job, helped by more experienced men Cont ! the last of the seventh inning, .two men were out and two men on the bank\u2019s staff.He is taking special year \u2019 | were on base when Fred Hofman .with came to bat.He smashed out a banking courses.- .Che home-run to win the game for Che the Colonials, earlier in the game .{ Par he hit a double and single.Doug Like most bankers, during his career, he the Lindley allowed 9 hits to get cre- will learn arts bn § .dit for the victory and Mel Reece le to know many p of Canada, Me bili was the losing pitcher.Jim Cotter various communities.He will develop the \u2018 J sk hit three singles for the Stars.| .yme Charlie Baillie allowed 8 hits human understanding and the business - to lead the Tramps to an 11-6 : ka victory over the Braves.Baillie judgment you expect of your banker.ES ry YOUR also connected for 3 hits to help .bd \u2018 j his cause, Eddie Kalil hit a dou- : ¢ f Ori Ps ble and two singles for the Starting from the branch that serves you = \u2018 IA Tramps and Bud Neismith hit 3 m ri to the very top.The eneral : 9 ; singles for the Braves.Tim Col- he ay nse .y top .8 a: 1 I oday 4 linge was the losing pitcher.manager of his bank started just the tar \u201c J .Rad i STANDINGS : IT OU) ki j he did.) 4?P.VW.L Pts way a ch re : Avenue Stars 7 6 1 12 di ALSO AVAILABLE IN \u201cONE-WAY'' BOTTLES AND CANS! Tramps 7 3 a 8 .Glo ti \u2014\u2014 |; 1 3 4 8|, SPONSORED BY YOUR BANK Mb: Mi Braves 7 2 86 4 86 9 rsley Stars bb Byford\u2019s Westmount éoc- teani, scored a fine 3 to 1 over Cancar in a National bue fixture, played at the tmount grounds on Saturday.bre Worsley, Westmount\u2019's ¢, scored all three goals for side.Worsley is better known hockey star than as a soccer er, but he is fast becoming a dangerous man around goal, here is a loose ball in the vi- AQUARIUM and win puts Westmount up in d place for the moment, and ey can maintain their preform they may take some ng from up near the top.ul Castonguay séored the tally for Canacar but apart this goal, Cancar never ed like winning.=~ M E defence of Danny Smith, ce White Mo Cockburin Johnny Sewell, one of the star English International soccer players who will be seen in act- lon against Sweden at the baseball Stadium next thursday night.Sewell is a half back.with Jim Rose in the pivot spot held the Cancar attack all the way.phn Marshall fs Great Hockey Player One of the greatest all-round athletes in Montreal history is Calder Marshall, of 27 Prospect Ave, Westmount.In the early of hockey, between 1900 and 1914, Mr.Marshall played for Stanley Cup teams and managed a seventh.Now, at 74 years ge, he can look back with pride over a life time of sporting mplishments that embraced basketball, ing, as well as hockey.py land returned to Montreal with innipeg Victorias, when that h defeated the Montreal Shams to win the Stanley Cup.1902 he played for the Mont- club and it was this team that ght the Stanley Cup back to.east by defeating the Winni- Victorias.On two more occa- g they defeated the Victorias his City for the.Stanley Cup fit was at this time that this p of famous hockey players eg dubbed \u201cThe Little Men of BR 1906 and '07 Mr.Marshall Med for the Wanderers, and they M8 the Stanley Cup both years.Bly won it again in 1908 and in MS, and he was also on the win- Toronto team in 1914\u2014the i} time Toronto won the Stanley ) Mh Wednesday, Mr.Marshall M the honoured guest of the PA treal Sportsmen's Association Mn they held their annual golf Bfiament at the Mount Royal M Club.He follows in the foot- li: of several other outstanding Mtreal Athletes who have been fRonoured.M\".Marshall is richly deserving kuch an honour, and to mark fpccasion he was presented with Je Carling\u2019s Red Cap of News t.\u201d The scarlet hunter's cap M presented to Mr.Marshall at Malter Smaill \u2026.À Continued from Page 14) year's Navy team will turn with Westmount, and that Chesley will likely be coach.Chesley takes over as coach, | Parsons who was associated the Westhill grid expert last ph with Navy, will, in all ability again be with Ches- Mme games for Westmount tbe played on the Westmount M tic Grounds, on which some ous Westmount teams made Mall history a decade or so LP) LD-TIMERS RETURN Mirter- Keaton, Anna Q.Nils- Mi H.B.Warner, three of the Jars of the silents, appear mn ount\u2019s \u201cSunset Boulevard,\u201d es Brackett-Billy Wilder pro- On co-starring William Hol- Gloria Swanson, Erich von elm and Nancy Olson.BSMr.Marshall was born at St.Valier, Quebec, and raised in treals Point St.Charles, where he engaged in nearly every M sport.But it was #s a hockey forward that he really excelled.Honored baseball, 1900 when he went \u2018to Winni- *- the Mount Royal Golf Club on Wednesday by Arthur Lamon- tagne, of Westmount, President of the Montreal Sportsmen's Association at their Annual Golf Tournament dinner, With it Mr.Marshall received an engraved certificate recording his outstanding \u2018hockey career during which he was soccer and\u2019 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE.16, 1950 Soccer's Dream Game, Sweden: vs England, at Stadium Thursday | The dream game between England\u2019s superb international soccer team now touring Canada and Jonkoping, the Swedish champions, who arrived in the United States on June 7, billed for the Montreal Baseball Stadium on Thursday evening, June 22, is creating more interest than any other soccer game ever staged in Montreal.For years the soccer public has been clamouring for just such .a match between two expert soccer elevens.itself into a battle for national supremacy with neither side being under wraps.Two Styles of Play Two entirely different styles of soccer play will be on exhibition with the strong driving game of the Swedes being opposed to the more stylish and polished game played by England.How long will Reg Flewin the English captain at centre half stack up against the giant centre for Sweden Carl \u201cTimpa\u201d Simons- son?; Simonsson stands six feet two inches in height and has the reputation of being the toughest centre- forward in European soccer.\u201cWill Stanley Matthews the English wizard at outside right get past thie strong left wing de- The game is likely to resolve % WELSH & AMERICAN ANTHRACITE COAL LASALLE COKE BRIQUETTES Still available at present low Spring prices.Order your next season's supply today and spread out the payments the convenient way over the next six to eight months.ADANAC FUELS LIMITED 6310 St.Lawrence Bivd.associated with seven Stanley Cup teams, VI.3697 - Eves.HA.2953 fence of Gote Lindstrand and Karl Sjostrand?\u201d 1s another of the questions the fans are asking.Hancock vs.Samuelsson Johnny Hancocks who starred for England at outside left in the game against Montreal will be up against the best back in Sweden Bertil Samuelsson who is another six footer.The game on June 22 should International SOCCER SWEDEN ENGLAND THURSDAY, JUNE 22nd Kick Off 8 P.M, At Baseball Stadium Tickets on Sale at Lords Sports Shop, 1300 St.Catherine W.; 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