The Westmount examiner, 6 octobre 1950, vendredi 6 octobre 1950

[" Ria Come ON EN » 2 J .\u2018 ke Examiner | S erving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s M etropolis VOL.XXI, No.40 Westmount City Council Plans New Purchases The Westmount City Council has authorized the purchase of a sand dryer, used in connection with the sanding of Westmount sidewalks during the winter, At the same meeting, Monday, the Council also authorized the purchase of a mechanical sand spreader.This machine, the first to he tried in Westmount, will sand the sidewalks instead of it being done by hand.A spokesman for the city said that while a machine of this type may not be the answer to all problems, it was an attempt to start on the mechanization of that service.The Council also approved of the purchase of seven acres of land at the intersection of Upper Lachine Road and the Ste.Anne de Bclle- vue highway.This spot will be used as a disposal site for inert materials including snow.At the same time the Council secured a lease with the Grey Nuns\u2019 property, bordering on St.Catherine street, Redfern, Wesl- ern and Clarke avenues, to use the lot as a snow disposal place from November to May.A spokesman for the City cited the co-operation given by the Grey Nuns\u2019 officials, and said that at no time would either spot become a nuisance such as generally is the case with disposal sites.Cote St.Antoine Will Be Widened Cote St.Antoine Road will he widened from Metcalfe avenue to Kensington avenue, through the purchase of a strip of land from the congregation of Shaar Hasho- mayin Synagogue.The purchase of the land was authorized at the Westmount City council meeting on Monday nignt.It is understood that the widening of Cote St.Antoine will be proceeded with in the spring.The new electrical sub-station on Olivier avenue will soon be completed.The work has been held up somewhat due to the tardy delivery of equipment.Switches have WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, \u2014 Westmount High Award Winners | Westmount High School gold medalists, scholarship and bursary winners.Back row; left to right: David Gould, Timothy Collinge, Paul Kasirer, George Gough, Donald Savage, Charles Caswell, dohn Lough, Jan Sandzelius.Front row, left to right: May Robertson, Mary Goodfellow, Roslyn Wiesenfeld, Barbara Mackey, Chloe- Lafond, Margaret Tousaw, Gertrude Lederman, Olive Anish.Presentation of awards took place at a ceremony held in the W.H.S.on Friday.\u201c Westmount High Prizes Presented at Ceremony Last Friday afternoon witnessed the presentation of over 30 prizes, scholarships, and other awards at an honours ceremony at Westmount High School.Thé opening blessing and Doxology were eee\u2014\u2014 1950 : given by the Rev, Robert Beal, B.A., B.D., with short addresses by school board chairman R.R.Hutchison and principal R.O.Bartlett.First on the list of events was the presenting of certificates of merit to those students who, in the tenth year (3rd yr.high) June examinations, 1950, had made 1000.vice-princial J.D.Lawley.Mrs.Frederick Coppin, president of the W.H.S.Alumnae Association, next gave the award ot honour to May Robertson; an award which is given each year to the one boy and one girl in the graduating class, picked by secret ballot of their classmates, who best combine the qualities of honour, scholarship, and sportsmanship.John Cleghorn received the boys\u2019 ward from the W.H.S.Old Boys' Association vice-president Jack Anderson.Mr.Bartlett then handed honour certificates to 13 students of the 1950 graduate class who had achieved 800% or better in their junior matriculation examinations.The Westmount Teachers Memorial Prizes for proficiency in now arrived and the transformers | tenth year examinations were then are expected soon.(Continued on Page 5) Msgr.Whelan Addresses St.Leo, St.Paul, Grads Monsignor Lawrence P.Whelan, Auxiliary Bishop of Montreal, told graduates of St.Leo's and St.Paul's academies on Sunday night that there is a growing tendency among people today to divorce religion and morality.Presiding at the commencement exercises of the two academies held in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, Bishop Whelan warned the graduates of the temptations to be encountered in life which would tend to make them indifferent to morality and religion.Human nature naturally empowered for truth and good, does not change easily, Bishop Whelan stressed, but the danger lies where the world tells people how to serve the world and to put religion out of their lives.Many young people are regular church-goers and perform acts of religion,\u201d yet they may read magazines or go to see moving pic- tyres which are injurious to their minds.There is a desire to serve | God but there is also pressure on all sides to turn them away from Him, he said.There - are few wicked but many weak-willed people in the world, Weakness leads to indifference, and indifference to sin, Bishop Whelan declared.Major winners of honors in the St, Paul's class was Miss Ruth Sheridan, the valedictorian.A (Continued on Page 2) These were presented by+- 800% or over out of a possible J.H.Molson Heads St.John Amb.Fund John H.Molson of 634 Clarke avenue, Westmount, is Montreal chairman for the St.John Ambulance Annual Fund-1950, for which workers are now seeking voluntary gifts toward a $200,000 objective for public service and instruction in first aid and related techniques.On Tuesday, October 10, several hundred Fund committee members will hear an address by Major- General F.F.Worthington on the importance of first-aid preparedness in federal and provincial civil- defence plans.The meeting will be held at the Windsor Hotel to signal the opening of the public solicitaticn phase of the appeal.~ Mr.Molson and other St.John Ambulance leaders are stressing the current need {to increase the | number of first-aid trained people in the province and also to provide equipment, supplies and maintenance for first-aid posts at danger points.These and other requirements are to be made possible by gifts to the Annual Fund, the leaders said this weck.Westm't Woman Injured Sunday Miss Laurette Charon, 37, 455 Mount Pleasant avenue, Wast- mount, suffered cuts and bruises, when the truck in which she was a passenger collided with an automobile early Sunday morning at the intersection of Girouard avenue and Sherbrooke street.She was treated at the Homoso- pathic Hospital for her injuries.PRICE 3 CENTS Westmount City Officials Honoured by Employees Three Westmount -city officials who recently retired after long service in the city's employ were presented with gifts at a very pleasant function in Victoria Hall arranged by the Westmount -City Employees Association on Friday night.Over 150 employees and officials of Westmount were in attendance.Percy E.Jarman, who was general manager of the city, Charles W.Houston, retired Secretary-Treasurer, and Edwin P, Brown, who has relinquished the post of superintendent of the light and power department, were the three ex-officials honoured.Jack Leggett, building inspec tor, who is president of the salaried employees association, presented Mr.Jarman with a fishing set consisting of a rod and box of flies.Mr.Jarman reminisced over his 40 years service with the City of Westmount, and .remarked on the growth of the city during that period.He thanked the members of the association for their kindly parting gift which he said he would use well and get much pleasure out of.Miss Burrill, of the finance department, was called on to present an armchair to Mr.Houston.Miss Burrill said that the staïf would miss his ready wit and good humour.Mr.Houston, in his re- By removing or correcting any ply punctuated his remarks with a such hazaris in homes or places few stories.of business fire risk will be Mr.Gervais, of the light and greatly reduced, Chief Cobb power department, handed over a points out.portable radio to Mr.Brown.Mr.The list of hazards has been Brown thanking the members, prepared and issued by the Que- said that he had enjoyed to the bec Provincial Fire Commission- full the privilege of working for er\u2019s Office.the City of Westmount.1.No vent in garage to allow Mrs.Jarman, Mrs.Houston and fumes to escape.Mrs.Brown, were presented with corsages of red roses.Present at the party were: Westmount Fire Prevention Week §-14 October Westmount\u2019s Fire Chief, W.C.Cobb, has announced that Fire Prevention Week will run from October 8 to 14.Chief Cobb has asked that the following list of fire hazards be published in an effort to make residents {fire conscious.2.Garage attached to house \u2018| without fire proofing.3.Defective service entrance.Mayor J.S.Cameron, Aldermen, 4.Chimney not high enough R.Panet-Raymond, W.A.Ken- above roof.nedy, R.H.Dean, and Roy L.| 5.Wood exposure above chim- Campbell.ney., Mayor Cameron.in a brief address, said that he had been very interested in listening to the remarks of the three city officials whose experiences in Westmount went back some 40 years.In his present position as mayor, he was intensely interested in learning of the past history of Westmount.It was to men like Messrs Jar- man, Houston, and Brown, that he turned when he wanted to find out something about the city.He wished them all possible enjoyment in their retirement.Refreshments - were served by the ladies, following which a splendid entertainment programme was put on by members of the agsociation.A wrestling bout, a chorus lina (Continued on Page 5) Public Invited to View Vehicle Garage Opening to see what is being done.nnd what the city has in the way of equipment,\u201d the official claimed.It was alsn mentioned that pera sonnel from the various denart- ments of the city would be on hand to explain the operation and particulars of the mechinery sternd there.Included in this, are snow blowers, snow loaders and plows, sanitary vans, street flushers and various service vehicles.While the contract price was $130,000, it is estimated that ade ditional equipment and repairs te the present buildings brought the total cxpense to $160,000.All built for a contract price of $130, equipment is relatively new, have 000.ing been purchased within the last \u201cIt is a chance for the peopl&! few years.6.Combustible shingle roof ex posed to chimney sparks.7.Aerial without lightning ar- rester.8.Chimney poorly constructed and without flue lining.(Continued on Page 5) Mrs.Dohn, Westm\u2019t Artist, Injured in Accident Here About to board a street car at St.Catherine and St.Mark on Wednesday afternoon, Mrs, W.R, Dohn, of 38 Windsor avenue, West- mount, was struck by a truck.Taken to the Montreal General Hospital, she was found to be sufa fering from shock, abrasions, and a shoulder injury.Mrs.Dohn is the well known Canadian artist.Mayor J.S.Cameron, members of the Westmount City Council and other civic officials, will be on hand to oficially open the rew vehicle garage on Bethune avenue, Westmount, Wednesday at 5 p.m.The Mayor will make the official opening of the building which vill house all major equipment and vehicles of the City of Westmount.Following the ceremony, the building will be open to the public until 9 p.m, In making the announcement, an official of the city said that all Westmount public was invited to visit the new garage that was \u2018 4, + FA ES PAGE TWO STAMMERING Correction of Stammering By Proven Method Individual Instruction Only For Appointment Phone WA.6871 Msgr.Whelan.(Continued from Page 1) | four year scholarship to Marian- opolis College, offered by Rt.Rev.Wilfred McDonagh, was awarded her.With other prizes, she was also given a $50 prize donated by the Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club of Westmount.Douglas Kerr was top winner among St.Leo's graduates, winning a §250 scholarship of the Rotary Club of\u201d Westmount for highest standing in provincial ex- LESSONS IN aminations, a $50 cheque from the Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club of DRAWING AND Westmount and other awards.He PAINTING was valedictorian for his class.Miss Ruth Anne Drummond, St.Paul's salutatorian, won the sterling bracelet offered by Msgr.McDonagh for second place in provincial examinations.Five in Preparing Candidates fo other prizes were also won by Matriculation Art A Miss Drummond.- , Salutatorian for the boys, 42 WINDSOR AVE., WESTMOUNT Douglas Allan, for top honours TEL.DE.2022 in English won a prize donated by Rev.Doanld Feron and an CTIWESTMOUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE LI MISS R.WOOD, Principal Cor.St.Catherine St.and Greene Ave Royal Bank Building \u2014 Entrance: 1165 Greene Ave ENROLL NOW FOR DAY OR EVENING COURSES, PRIVATE LESSONS ALSO AVAILABLE.GRADUATES WITH LEADING MONTREAL FIRMS.WEllington 1885 \"The School of Successful Students\u2019 DRAFTING ARCHITECTURAL \u2014 CONSTRUCTION MECHANICAL INDUSTRIAL CLASSES \u2014 DAY AND NIGHT Start Any Time MONTREAL INSTITUTE OF MECHANICAL DRAUGHTING REG'D 1625 St.Catherine St.W.(Near Guy St.) Montreal Fl.7648 FREDA PEMBERTON SMITH RECREATIONAL ART CHILDREN OR ADULTS TAKEN Three Years Successful Experience o ELECTRICITY e RADIO e TELEVISION REGISTER NOW for Courses Now in Session\u2014Day or Evening Classes Office Hours: Daily 9 to 5 \u2014 Evenings 7 to 9 CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY 282 Ontario Street West, Montreal, P.Q.Telephone HA.4745 : .Gessrer séance 00 cer 100010001000 EC EU UOS GA SA C0 UA0S NAME STREET .one: veu vec ne deerese sos neuve PRE CITY AGE G.-M.-E.8, \u2018Terry Gahan, Carol THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1950 Gen.C.B.Price Demands Canadian Troops for Europe Major-General C.B.Price, C.B,, D.S.0.,, D.C.M., of Westmount, honorary president of the Royal Empire Society, told a meeting of the society in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel on Monday night that Canada ought to send at least two divisions of troops to the British Zone of Germany.Western Europe, he said, was the place where present international issues must be settled.The subject of General Price's address was \u201cThe 13th Biennial Canadian Legion Convention and its Repercussions on our National award of the Catholic Women's League for honours in Latin.A scholarship to the Mother House Secretarial School was presented by the Catholic Women's League of Westmount to Miss Carolyn Engel.Winners of high school scho- \u2018larships in the lower grades of the academies were Miss Elaine, \u2018Dufresne, Miss Katherine Young, Frank Quinlan and Robert Coffey.Prize winners from St.Paul's Academy included, besides those mentioned, Barbara Barry, An- dree Boyd, Jacqueline DuBois, Diane Genereux, Hanley,\u201d Joyce Maher, Claire MacArthur, Mary Lou Mc- Guire, Deirdre Reynolds, Elizabeth Seng and Patricia Strong.St.Leo's Academy prize winners included Lionel Burt, Maurice Carton, Russell Cliffe, Robert Hall and Kenneth Slack.Among those present at the exercises were Mayor J.S.Cameron, of Westmount, Dr.M.B.Donaldson, head of the West- mount Health Department, G.Lafontaine, president of St.Leo\u2019s School Commission, and C.C.Lindsay, immediate past president of St.Leo's School Commission.Bishop Whelan pronounced the benediction following the ceremonies which were witnessed by a large crowd of parents and guests.Trinity Players Open With Mystery Drama Trinity Players will present the mystery drama, \u201cThe Fourth Wall\u201d by A.A.Milne at Trinity Memorial Hall, 5220 Sherbrooke street, fl | west, October 18 to 21.Action of the play takes place in Sussex, England, when Arthur Ludgrove, played by Basil Donn, is killed by two of his guests at a house party.The murder takes place in full view of the audience, but because of carefully established alibis, official investigation proves the death a case of suicide.Then another guest hecomes suspicious, and the plot thickens.MORE COLORS Lacquer once was solely a natural product, the sap of an Oriental tree.Now, made synthetically, it cames in many more colors than nature produced.NV *e e ° .Rid .0 PE Mag, tee, UNION MADE > CONTENTS = 9, '2 FLUID OZS 5 ve IF YOU PREFER À LAGER-TRY CARLING'S BLACK LABEL LAGER BEER Both are available in cans\u2014 ideal for picnics, camps, etc.Tey - DH 2 + Lite\".The general is a former Dominion president of the Canadian Legion and took a prominent part in the deliberations of the conven- \u2018tion held in Winnipeg last month.\u201c Gen.Price said that Canada is {the only nation within the \u201cAtlantic Pact\u201d that did not have some form of \u201cuniversal service\u201d to supply forces to enforce regul- \u2018ations of the pact.- He emphasized that Canada must do its share and must *build up present inadequate strength by a planned manpower policy.He gave it as his opinion that sending two divisions te Europe now would save the use of many divisions later, \u201cSide shows like that in Korea demand the immediate intervention by highly trained regular troops to ensure prompt stoppage\u2019 of destructive activities with the minimum expenditure of precious -manpower,\u201d he said.Gen.Price maintained that the morale of any regular force could not be maintained if it were always necessary to raise a special force on any occasion when an incident such as that in Korea arises.Morale of the western nations was not at present good, and the Russian throughout history had been an expansionist, General Price commented.To meet that position troops from America and the MAJOR GENERAL C.B.PRICE Commonwealth should rally in force.West German soldiers tog must be used he added.To send munitions and supplies | was not enough, hes aid.If only munitions and supplies were.sent they would probably be lost to the enemy.Prime Minister St.Laurent\u2019s statement that the Canadian special brigade could be used in Europe was to be welcomed.Can_ adian positive action now would hearten Europe.\u201cThe one thing that can stop war is to be so strong that Russia will not be tempted\u201d said General Price.Canada had planned only an expenditure ranging from three per cent to seven per cent of her revenue for organization of forces to enforce the Atlantic Pact and retain the peace.At the same time, he said, Britain and the United States had arranged for expenditures of 12 per cent of their revenue for similar activities.Brig.A.Hamilton Gault introduced General Price to the méet- ing which was largely attended by members and friends.last Monday night, it was decided the coming season.Y.M.C.A.NOTES - Program Council: At a meeting of the Program Council held that a general meeting would be | called for Tuesday, October 17, at 7.30 p.m.This meeting will enable all groups to come together and organize their committees for Frank Cooper was introduced to the meeting as the new Secretary attached to the Young Adult Program staff.Jay Conn was appointed to head up the Friday night dance committee for the month of October, until the start of So-Ed activi- ties.* Square Dance Club Tuesday night was a big night for the Club this week.George Bishop of C.J.A.D.was on hand to record fifteen minutes of the evening, add a bit of fun, and interview a few of the people midst all the noise.This was broadcast over C.J.A.D.Thursday evening at 8:15.Handicrafts A course in Leathercraft has been organized to run for eight weeks, from October 19 to December 7 every Thursday evening.The Craft Department is fortunate in securing Mrs.Gina Peirson to head up the program.Other craft courses will be started if a sufficient number registers.Those interested in leather working or other crafts should call at the \u201cY\u201d\u2019 and enroll or phone EL 1106 for further information.Physical Department Starting Monday, October 9, all physical activities, as listed in the fall and winter schedule, will be underway but special attention is drawn to the following items: Basketball.The first basketball night of the season will be Wednesday, October 11.All those interested in playing on representative teams should be there.Fencing.The first organization- al meeting of the Westmount \u201cY\u201d Fencing Club was held last night.Roland Asselin, Coach of the \u201cY\u201d team, presented a colorful exhihi- tion of fencing, and outlined plans for the coming year.All those who were unable to attend this meeting and are interested in starting the season with the club should .all the physical director at EL -1108 before Monday, October 9; at 3.00 p.m.Boxing.News concerning the Boxing Classes will be released shortly, together with the announcement of the Club's Coach.Badminton.The first meeting will be an important one, since the Club officers wish Lo outline plans for the coming season.Mark the time and place \u2014 Westmount Junior High School Gym on Wednesday evening, October 11, at 8:00 o'clock.F.L.SILVER Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's TAILOR Now located at 1235 GREENE AVENUE (Opposite Avenue Theatre) Repairs and Alterations Expertly Done We Call For WI.6633 and Deliver ing h comp: wheth selves The discon the ex tions good.stated the cu formes Mrs.| age, In Este erine avenue tion, 1] second having Smithe store c anothe passes timers of the fee and the sto \u2014 F L W ai A THIS 447 05e T HOWARD 8S.Barrister and Solicitor Department for the Closing of Estates of Deceased Persons OFFICE: HA.9238-39 Residence: ROSS, K.C.| 57 St.James St.West + } Ambassador Apts, Westmount | 4567 Sherbrooke St.W.\u2014WA.8435 | Qu e J REPAIRED - REFINISHED - SUPPLIED ; - À - Hardwood Floors \u201c80 YEARS 0 58 vesnaouvr \u201c - LAID - FINISHED .CLEANED Reliable Watch Repairs A.Ross Grafton Four Certified Watch Makers \"a courant OHMAN'S \u201cFree Estimates WE.2323 Ew Oo ELLERS .4486 ST.CATHERINE ST.Wx ù om WESTMOUNT WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XXI, No.40 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1950 PAGE THREE e\u2026.° ° ° Dionne & Dionne _Cowrle Sixty Years Married Westmount Doctor's Film PRICE À ; ; no 8 A series of films based on the clinical investigations of Dr.dy in \u2019 n cto I H.F.Moseley, 3781 The Boulevard, Westmount, has been chosen ers too À ; by the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons for inclusion : .- in its central film library.upplies À Second oldest-established busi- Dr.Moseley is associate surgeon of the Royal Victoria Hospital It only ness in Westmount, Dionne & in the fracture clinic of the hospital.re.sent Dionne will close its doors on Octo- One of the series of the four films dealing with orthopaedic t to the ber 31 for the last time.The build- subjects entitled, Ruptures of the Rotator Cuff, which deals with t.Lau- ing has been sold to a furniture serious tendon injuries around the shoulder, was produced in Mont- anadian company but it is not yet definite real in 1948 by Dr.Moseley for the surgical film library of Davis dcr whether they will occupy it them- |- : ¥and Geck, Brooklyn, N.Y.would selves.The series of films are based The reason for Dionne & Dionne outh on clinical investigations of Dr, x discontinuing business is given as LL Ad A § op the excessively high cost cf opera- .c oral tions\u2019 although sales have been enera good.An official of the company njure In stated that it is impossible to give an ex the customers the same service as : n ce per formerly and still make a profit.nto IS ap er reve- Mrs.Dionne.who is T8 years of 01 nd to age, made the final decision to selle ti he.Established in 1896 on St.Cath- John Tanguay, 16, of 2052 Marne time, erine St.at the corner of Wood lowe avenue, suffered a deep cut Unitel avenue opposite the present loca- on his forehead when he struck expendi- tion, Dionne & Dionne waa the himself on the windshield of the ar reve- second store to open in Westmonnt car in which he was riding.; having been preceeded by John The incident occurred when Wil- it intro- Smithers who opened his shoe liam Deull, 21, of 6076 Sherbrooke le mee store only a short time before.So| Dr.and Mrs.W.D.Lighthall, 4351 Montrose avenue, Westmount, street, driving an automobile on another Westmount landmark who- celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Sunday, Octo- Arlington avenue, reportedly failed passes and leaves with the old-| ber 1.Dr.Lighthall is now 92 while Mrs.Lighthall is in her 80s, to see a parked car and crashed timers nothing but the memories Miss Alice Lighthall and her sister, Mrs.A.F.G.Edgelow, of into it.of the aroma of fresh ground cof- Springfield, Mass., were \u201cat home\u201d on Sunday afternoon in honor The second vehicle, owned by fee and spices which once pervaded of thelr parents.W.8.Lighthall, a son, is in Stockholm in charge Dr.Mclver Smith was parked the Store.of Ca n immigration.there momentarily while the owner ° went to his home at 102 Arlington DR.H.F.MOSELEY avenue to pick up some equipment, Nl \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\"\"|Rearming Germany Means \u201cmi, mh bos Monter in Que fracture ini ncil held H.LEVIN SAYS: | N ° .car, was taken to the Homoeo- | Of, the Royal Victoria, and In his would be | \u2019 ' R be 1 | pathic Hospital where he was monograph, oulder esions, will en- FUR Beauty's Sake ! azis, Oo rts C alms treated by Dr.Reid, before being Published in 1945.ttees for Ladies, bring Us your allowed to return home.It took Some 20 copies of each of the Winter Fur Ccat for \u201cIf we rearm Germany, we re-| would fight for, our side unless three stitches to close the wound four shoulder films are in cir- w Secre- an Amgzing Reglazing.arm Nazis,\u201d Leslie Roberts, well conveniences at Stake were in his in his forehead.(Continued on Page 5) known Canadian author and] favor.nt dance AVENUE TAILORS writer, bold members où fhe West- Eo Roberts, who visited the ; 5 and Valet Service mount Rotary Club at its luncheon Eastern section of Germany in * ° ° cd activi- 1166 Greene Ave.WE.5908 meeting Wednesday.198, and who has travelled ex- You will be delighted with (Just below St.Cath.) Speaking analytically on the ensively in Europe since the end + (the \u201cY\" EXPERT WEAVING subject, \u201cThe Pros and Cons of Of the war, said that the Russians this fragrant tea ul exhibie Coo Repairs | German Rearmament\u2019\u2019 Mr.Roberts face almost the same problems, ned plans Tailoring Alterations said that while the proposal sound- but that they had formed a greater fe those who Plck.Up and Delivery Service ed good in North America, the police state to handle them, s meeting Open a day Wed, - Closed Sat.people of Western European na- He pointed out that the Rus- arting the Parking Lot For Our Patrons tions did not look on it in the Sians were also bringing the Ger- ould call same light.mans into their camps on eco- EL 1108 \u201cIt is an extremely complex Domle plans, stressing that the 9; at 3.00 question involving human emo- es etn powers must do much the =====11 tions, national patriotism and con- al Ming.î rning the y flicting ideologies in several na-| auding the Marshall plan, he released tions,\u201d Mr.Roberts said, pointing said it was proof that economic the ane out that the people of Europe had strength had scored over military 's Coach.FRUIT and VEGETABLES utter distaste for the idea.strength, a [hat France and Laly ; 44 + A3 ould most likely have been Com- t meeting THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL While he admitted that sucn dis- ; : ; one, since H E taste was being accentuated by munist dominated countries had it to outline .DELICIOUS the Communists, he said that they MW must this RE prog os son.Mark were not the roots of the feelings us ; re Vestmount PEPPER SQUASH behind the people, and that it was to economic recovery making mon- 1 on Wed- quite comprehensible why they ey available to the people, he said, Today's auto repair standards er (11, at still feared the Germans.so that they look to us as a pro- should be as advanced as the per- \u2019 for f ; 4 ducer of something better than formance of modern-model cars.If \u201cFive years is not very long,\u201d | anvone else has to offer.\u201d \u2014 TIVE 1 1 he said, \u201cand in-the light of prcs- J \u201d ied 0 ; you are got getting this standard ; DELIVERY WE.15 ent world events, the people of 4; nen, he continued, he will of repair service \u2014 and few ac- we 4471 ST.CATHERINE W.Western European countries felt it 5 S Tree man.tually are equipped to hy der = R better to stay out of any further en come an , scover here Wa commitments.\u201d ® really \u201cmodern\u201d auto repairing .oo : ] e an ma SE offers.nen $ as Claiming that Germans were «Wad Red + A SOS LISE: still Germans he said he pot at REPAIRS TO COURTEOUS, DEPENDABLE in some Way, those of the as Pl Î Sh ALL MAKES OF CARS SERVICE t .; ENUE World 2 Local News and West sections would unite ays d ow entre) Py om: ® À again, and that other Europeans tions had complete distrust of them.Through the cour courtesy of Wing BODY WORK MECHANICAL CARLING S Blaming the stronger powers of Commander J.W.Reid of the 401st and PAINTING REPAIRS .6633 peace for the present situation, Mr.City of Westmount Fighter Squad- | ° C/ Roberts said that, for the most ron R.C.A.F.the 25 piece Pipe \" .y i samtrerifs NE 7.part, the Germans of the Western Band under the leadership of Pipe ; Gaston Girard, president , ; } area were handed back the posi- Master Jock Laurie will entertain Fernand Girard, secretary-treasurer \u2014 Paul Girard, certified technician ; Cc REPORT ER tions they had before victory.at the Montreal Lion's Clubs\u2019 MONTREAL'S OLDEST DEALER FOR \u2018 \u201cIf we rearm them,\u201d he warned, H A ies Sh t th ; Va A TURDAY \u2018Ç ned, Home Accessories ow a e À ° 0 ® 2s \u201cthey will have the same officer 17th Hussars Armory on Thurs- Plymouth \u2014 Chrysler \u2014 F argo St, West 0 class as those of 1939 to 45.day night, from 8-9 p.m.WA.2761-2 oN The speaker said that in some A feature of this appearance was Jo ways, the question arises as to the presentation of the Ceremonial VICTORIA AVENUE GARAGE - 372 VICTORIA AVE.- WESTMOUNT estmount how far we can trust the German Scottish Sword Dance performed \u2014W À.8435 to fight on our side.He offered by Corporal Ted.Gibson, ex Scot- \u201cThe c ustomer of Yesterday is a Friend Today\u201d that it was improbable that he tish National Champion. ebm ds Aad LRM ut een wie Paz, which has a present coverage of five countries and a po- vices Sunday with the Minister, the Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D,, preaching at both services.At tne morning service the theme will be \u201cLessons for Life Today from the con tential coverage of almost the 8 p.m., sponsored by Group \u201cB\u201d of \u2018 Evensong: 5.30 o.m.daily, excep! on = + Ts \"2, , hi 1 mn.i g \"cc.= whole world.Mrs.K.Hambly, an the Women\u2019s Association.the gospel 10 caine out ealing Saturday at 8.00 p.m Phillips Motley, B.A., Mus.Buc., F.C.C E outstanding woman leader from The Sacrament of the Lord's .« H Toronto, will represent our Ca-| Supper will be dispensed at both The author has cured what is ST.MATTHIAS St.James United Churc À nadian Missions.À recently taken morning and evening service of CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street West = film in technicolor will be shown worship, October 15.PRESBYTERIAN Westmount E Sunday evening, depicting the The Women's weekly Prayer c Churchill and Rev.Thomas E.McLeanen, D.D.= ite of Bolivia na me transfor.Meeting will meet on Friday at| MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN Cote St.Antoine Rond Minister: = m wrou he Gospel 19-5 ; es .Es of Christ's Grace.y PS* 10:30 a.m.in the Ladies\u2019 Parlor.CHURCH Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver.Rev.B.& Brown, Visiting Minister = BRITISH LIBRARIES Melville Avenue Rev.P.R.M.Farrell, M.A.; ES x x eu A : ._.Sunday, October Sth = | Calvary United | enn onan today = million Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D.(Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity |4050 am.Sunday School.B * & Jeaders borrow more than Minister THANKSGIVING DAY \u201c > = Cal Cl h.West t will million books every year, free of 8.00 Hol ; 11.00 a.m.\u201cThanksgiving.= alvary Church, Westmount.wi charge.Under the Public Li- 00 a.m.oly Communion, 3.00 p.m.St.James\u2019 Men's Association = - ivi er- : .: 11.00 a.m.Morning Pray i Ser- \u2019 : = hold Harvest Thanksgiving Ser-|yraries Act, this service is pro- Sunday, October 8th mon.Prescher: Rev.P.M M.7.30 p.m, Evening_ Service.5 11.00 a.m, Public Worship, , Farrell.\u201cThe Harvest.\u201d | A Parcel Post Social will be held on Wednesday, October 11, at vided by local authorities out-of local taxes.They maintain 23,000 libraries with a stock of 42,000,- 000 volumes.Cost per head of population is 815d.(11 cents).spiritual or true idea of God, comes now as of old, preaching Sunday School.1.00 pom.Public W orship.7.30 p.m.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster Matins: 7.30 a.m.daily except on Wednesday at 9.09 a.m.7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector, Wednesday, October 11th 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 8.30 p.m.Alpha Omega Society.Organist and Choirmuastey: Rev.T.McLennan will preach at both services.Mr.Warner Norman, Organist BAPTIST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Xie CORDIALLY INVITED |Orgenist: Mr.Eustace Tall ACCO.cursery for Trinity Memorial Church W ° © A Nursery for Small Children is - WESTMOUNT BAPTIST First Church of Christ ducted Goring \u201cthe Morning Service Sherbrooke Street at Marlowe Avenue a } Fama Park CHURCH Scientist .Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, M} 1ANUEL Sherbrooke Street and Roslyn Avenue 52 Academy Road.Stanley Presbyterian Rev.Howneston Kunkle, © Western Ave, at Lansdesn Westmount, P.Q.Church Assistant , i ' John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister William J.Neale Organist and Choirmaster (West Side Entrance) Sunday, October Sth Westmount Ave, and Victoria Ave.Rev.J.W.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Harvest Thanksgiving 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity Ministers Rev.HARVEY CAMPBELL, B.D.Sunday, October Sth p.D.11.00 a.m.Morning Service.\u2014\u2014 - .| ; 9.45 a.m.Junior School.Confirmation > 11.00 a.m.Sunday School, Sunday.October Sth ! Sunday, October 8th 11.00 som Choral.Commmion.THANKSGIVING SUNDAY THANKSGIVING SERVICES Wednesday 11.00 a.m.Thanksgiving service Preacher: The Rector.11.00 a.m: SERVICE OF THANKSGIVS 11.00 FÜR E GRACE OF GHATI-| 8.15 pm.Testimony Reading 11.15 am.Sunday School.Primer Department | der arte, Sono Ne a I me \"hong?: ding 1 \u2018 2.30 p.m.Bible Class.7.30 E Preach ; Read .5 d 1, 1.30 p.m.Evensong.reacher: : an.AV 10 am.Church Bible School 11 am.ten ng Room, 62 Academy Ril.1.00 7.30 p.m.Rev.J.D.Wilkie, The Rev.Howard R.Kunkle, 7,30 pan, \u201cTHE BOOK GoD G 7.30 p.m.\u201cBY ONE OFFERING Po hotdays, p y Us\u201d.and holidays.Members of the congregation a Jol vie Subject: \u201cAre Sim.Dis | Death A CORDIAL WELCOME Wednesday asked to bring with them 10 1 Dr.Johnston At Both Services Su fret pire Sin, Disease and Death 1S EXTENDED TO VISITORS 7.00 am.Holy Communion.evening service their own Bibl ., en Golden Text: Psalms 3:8.Salvation THANKSGIVING VISITORS belongeth unto the Lord: thy: Miss Doris KHlam, A.T.CM., L.Mus.Thursday J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M.Director of Musi 10.00 a.m.Holy Comunion.0.R, Gliddon, Organist CORDIALLY WELCOMED blessing 16 upon thy people.(McGill), Organist and Choir Director.5; \u201cPhe 0 PAGE FOUR THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1950 p\u2014 \u2018 1 il E E x A M | N E R an era of unprecedented development for 5} this country.ae PETER he Cty ot Ventes We can also be thankful for the character 0 m 2 t 0 1 ô ARD JBÜUKH ok CANADA'S METROPOLIS \u2014 Ye i Published Every Friday by or eop le th conservative i In outlook, Lé THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY In method, moderate In habit, J - Mesd Office: Z19h Hameten Ave tolerant and conciliatory one to another.Your Church Ë ha Bulwark of Democracy.J Walnut 27734 .Yes, we have much to be thankful for.Attend th Cr 06s Freedom Flourish.\u201cThe Examiner aims to be an independent, clean _\u2014_\u2014 end the urch of Your Choice Regularly.\u201c Pat) AUDE FUI FL UD pos years LU NAGER The discomforts of mediaeval castles are not |, \u2014 + Authorized es 2nd Cluss Mall usually realized.They were cold and bleak || Church of the Advent UNITED et os ce ept Ottawa à like forts; modern conveniences were unknown.|x : J \u2014» 24 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1950 The novelist Aldous Huxley suggests that the Next Sunday, being the day be.CALVARY CHURCH ; discomfort and dirt were planned that way, as fore Thanksgiving ay, wit oe Dorchester Street at Gresne Avenus À # | TH ANKSGIVIN G D AY such a condition fitted the feudal system, which observed as Harvest Festival at Westmount à, ; » * was built around the dignity of the lord of the Church of the Advent, West-' Minister: %& the manor.mount.All offerings of fruits and ; ou | Canada a Fortunate Nati * + % vegetables will afterwards be sent Very Rev.T.Jones, MA, D.D, @-+ on g d Monday is Thanksgiving Day, and if ever It saves heartaches if we limit our dreams to St.Margaret's Home.htt ist and Chols Direct _ a a people had cause for thanksgiving it is and hopes to what is reasonably possible.pots (cor | the people of Canada today.% #% + : Westmount Park- Sunday, October 8th * For the present we have stable govern- A reader writes that the bickering of old Emmanuel United Church HARVEST Church School In all sx ment, sound economy, and full employment.folks is a game.It is what keeps them alive * * partm F For the future \u2014 one-sixth of the world\u2019s when all other games and their rules become The morning service at West- 11.00 sion Norseey Divislon and Mise LF 3 unmined mineral wealth, the power to tiresome.Although uttered in bitterness and |Mount Park-Emmanuel Church [11.00 am.Lessons for Life Today from 7 develop it right on the spot, and the world\u2019s sarcasm, such tilts contain no real malice |Will be a service of praise and 7,30 pm, Thavksaiving for Home maf! richest market next door waiting to take between folks who have lived so many years Ee PE Campbell will Aatlve Land x 3 almost everything we can produce.Given together.They are merely little battles of wits he children es y School Gr of Fruits, Flowers, Vege.* 2 peace, the next quarter-century should see In tacit search for some reason of living.\u2018will worship for the first part of Gratefully Accepted.SH x \u2014\u2014 ¥ Harvest Fields,\u201d and at the even- * \u2014 - =a |the service with the adults and) WedrGiel, \u2018Was, [ov SI emg, 8 | Westmount Baptist ||ing service, \u201cThanksgiving for{| Christian Science || study = o their classrooms for Thursday, October 12th, 6.30 2m p + Home and Native Land.\u201d * \u2014\u2014 * re ie §, Thanksgiving Services will be! Wednesday, October 11, Calvarv \u201cAre Si \u2018 i In the evening at 7.30 Dr.rogram, address by th Musical held, morning and evening, in|w M.S.will Hola its monthly meet Rohr ja the subject and ee Campbell will begin a series of Reservations \"through \u201cmembers ; Westmount Baptist Church Sun- ing in the Ladies Parlors, at 8:15 son-Sermon to be read in |*tvdies in the Scriptures which will of the WA __ L day.In the morning Dr.John- p.m.Churches of Christ, Scientist run through the month of Octo-| ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED p ston will speak of \u201cThe Comely| A Church Family Thanksgiving-| Sunday.The Golden Text is from Per: The people of the -congrega- TO ATTEND THESE SERVICES I: Grace of Gratitude\u201d.: a tion are asked to bring with them ee su er w .\u201c ; [I The Chron Bible School masts | bP il be Held in the church Paams 8 Salvation belongeth their own personal Bibi Dominion-Dougies y 2 in two departments.The Upper | pm.There Will be a musical pro- upon thy people.\u201d y g There will be a display of many] Church School, which includes the Young |.: .Pp y people.different kinds of Bibles in modern gram and the guest speaker will| Among the citations which Westmount Blvd., cor.Lansdowne \u201ci People's Study Class, meets at ; .use, including Luther's translation | I be the minister of Calvary, Very comprise the Lesson-Sermon is Avenue 10 a.m.The Lower School, from Rev.T.W.Jones Reservations the following from the Bible: in German and running through [ & the Nursery to Grade III, meets oo 0 = as early as possible \u201cThen said sus unto his dis.211 the various new translations.Ministers: ra at 11 o'clock.A bus service from through members of the Women's ciples, If Sny man will come af- Those who have in their posses- Rev, À.Lioyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Montreal West brings pupils for > gs ples, y , [sion any rare old Bible are asked * Wi Association.ter me, let him deny himself, and Rev.Charles F.Johnston, M.A., Th.D, the 11 o'clock szssion:.Visitors The regular through-the-week take ur his cross and follow me to bring it to church and put it on , s.\u2018 for and new members are always|, tivities Sin be held as usual: And these signs shall follow them display.Sunday, October Sth 3 Oat th eC ervice at 7.50 Cubs on Monday at 7 pm.Bad-| that believe; In my name shall termed organic disease as readily THANKSGIVING SERVICES ; ne the Title the Sermon will \u2018be minton Club on Tuesday at 7:30 they cast out evils; they shall |as she has cured purely func-|11.00 a.m.\u201cGratilude Measures ihe 1 a One Offering\" p.m., C.G.LT.on Thursday at 7:30 speak with new tongues; They [tional disease, and with no power 2.00 Soul.Chron Dr.Lloyd Smith.R.yon ; | p.m.and Chnir Rehearsal at 8 p,m.shall take up serpents; and if |but the divine Mind.\u201d 00 p.m.Church Sehôol.=, AX In this address the pastor will 7.30 p.m.\u201cInto a Good Land wit tap the deepest springs of Reve- Those who plan to send fruits, they drink any deadly thing, it Dr.Charles Johnston.wit P Pp pring vegetables, flowers or canned |shall not hurt them; they shall ANGLICAN \u2014_\u2014 cof lation and of the purpose of God f isplav i stli hand th ick d th The Church Bus leaving Cote St ete for the Redemption and Trans- goods or disp ay mn the Harvest lay hands on \u20ac sick, an ey Ch h ft Th Ad Catherine and Decarie at 10.30 a.m, cut A Thanksgiving Services next Sun- shall recover\u201d.(Matthew 16: 24 urch oO e vent which failed to appear last Sunday ma: formation of men.Thanksgiving © .will run this and following Sundayshe, AD: ai ; ; day, are asked to send them to the and Mark 16: 17 and 18.) \u20ac $ Wood and W .Ko : == y orner o ood an estern visitors to the City will be cor- ; \u2014_\u2014 PA dially welcomed.Newcomers to Church on Saturday, October 7.eo own Pesage Westmount Organist and Choirmaster, Toy .; : .H _ cludes e ollowing passage rr Mi.John Robb, Mus.Bac.Ave the oy or Community will also « from the Christian Science text- Rev.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsay - ri The Church will hold its an- Stanley Presbyterian | book \u201cScience and Health th October 8th ST.ANDREW'S CHURC mo nual fall missionary Weekend * * |Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Ejghteenth Sundav after Trinit 101 Cote St.Antoine Road der ; i Baker Eddy: 8 5 = over Sunday, October 15.Rev.Both services of Worship on a wy d trati his 8.00 HARVEST FESTIVAL near Argyle Avenue \" sd Dr.Earl Merrick, with Mrs.Mer- Sunday will be conducted by the oug on \u2018a 8 the 930 am.Children's Euchurist.WESTMOUNT ¢ Sus ricl, will be present to tell the minister, Rev.J.D.Wilkie.In control over i anc disease, LA\u20ac 10.60 a.m.Sunday School.on thrilling story of the triumphs of the morning the service will be a great es < y no re te re- 1018 po Mattins.Eucharist.Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A., « tlo the gospel among the people of Thanksgiving service.lieved ° os ey oo e to 7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong.Minister BR Bolivia.Dr.Merrick was the The Friday night movies will uisite proofs of their own pie y.- .Rev.George K.Ward, B.A ted in inf i .; .We must go and do likewise, else Thanksgiving Dax - George K.Ward, B.A.2 main influence in securing the get under way tomorrow night at ; Assistant Minister we are not improving the great 7-30 a.m.Matins.+ lus release of a large number of 6:45 o'clock, and continue weekly blessi hich Mast Kk 800 a.m.Holy Communion, .\u2014 _ + tor Indians from Peonage or Land throughout the winter.e a ana suffere a to bestow upon 5.30 p.m.Evensong.THE PUBLIC WORSHIP OF GOD EL Serfdom.; The monthly meeting of the| Le.The divinity of the Christ Week-day Services 11.00 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.7 gs Canadian Baptists now have Board of Managers will be he!d : ; Holy C fon: 7.00 T THANKSGIVING SERVICES AN , ; ; ; was made manifest in the hu- Holy \u2019ommunion: 1.00 a.m.ues, their own radio station in La Monday, Oct.9, at 8 p.m.manity of Jesus.Christ, as the Tiura aps Sot Te Mon.11.00 a.m.Church School. th ERVICE! all dé} and Mise day from Jome and\u2019 rs, Veges will bi 8.15 pm.5.30 p.m, anksgivin, .Musical pe! he Pastor, members INVITED I ERVICES nsdowne A.D.DM.A., Th.D, Sth VICES ures Smith, - the 1 ~t nd\u201d ; Cote JA 10.30 a.m ast Sunday.1g Sundays naster, s, Bac.HURC e Road nue By - B.A., , B.A, er > OF GOD | pm.VICES Society.master: Bac, F.C.C.à Churc reet West pnen, pp.ing Minister or Sth 3 *s Association ice.nan services., Organist ; NT Park UEL LL, B.D.D.Der Sth SUNDAY \u2026 THANKSGIV AISE.Sunda, he same hou GOD GAY ongregation 8 th them to! iefr own Bibl rector of Mus Organist \u2014\u2014 PAINT STORE 4469 St.Catherine West (Near Metcalfe Ave.) PICTURE FRAMING THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1950 The Westmount E xaminer Classified Advertising \u2014\u2014 = PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2773+ 10 WORDS 35 | 3c for each additional word PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE 29a We Deliver WE.6889 _\u2014 EE = 22 ROOM AND BOARD FOR SALE 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE 41 DOMESTIC PETS TO LET (General) CHILD'S crib, approximately Er COCKER Spaniel, honey colored, = .ong.rs.Mersereau, ©.3030 after months old.WA.7484.-33 ROOM to share with board, gentle- WALNUT colonial bedroo ite, |.- 7 man.256 Wood Avenue.L-21 good condition.Phone DE.18%.¢ DOMESTIC HELP WANTS yava ROBSON offers.the only Dogs GARAGES WANTED L-22 eauty p In Montreal, 27 GARAGE or winter storage, perfer- ably near Greene and St.Catherine West.FI.8825.- 29a FOR SALE (General) UNUSUAL BARGAINS Bedroom suite, absolutely new, 7 pieces, walnut finish, modern Waterfall, square mirrors, rich appearance, including: double bed, beautiful mattress and spring, vanity and bench, dresser and bureau.Sacrifice $95.00.Chesterfield, 3 pieces, absolutely new.two tone, spring filled, modern.Sacrifice $75.00.Electric refrigerator, 7.9 cu, ft., demonstrator, guaranteed like new for 5 years by manufacturers, Regular, $379.00, sacrifice $260.00.New rugs, 6x9, $25.00; 9 x 12, $55.00; Wilton, 27\" wide, $3.25 yard.Electric washing machine, Inglis deluxe, demonstrator, automatic water pump, \u201cit's a beauty\u201d, regular $209.60, guar- anteeû like new, sacrifice $165.00.These articles could be bought separately.Easy terms If desired.5820 Sherbrooke Street West.EL.7225, WESTINGHOUSE electric refrigerator, 6 cu.ft.,, new motor, 3150.00.No dealers.WA.2845 between 2-7 p.m.MAHOGANY table for portable sewing machine, small bed with Marshall mattress, Cheap.DE.0928, L-42 OPPORTUNITY ANTIQUE settee, inlaid mahogany with matching chair.Jacobean desk with matching chair.Carved walnut coffee table, 2 antique chairs, 2 tables, etc.Numerous beautiful ornaments, cut glass, silver, antiques and old master oil paintings.4765 Ridgevale, Apartment 7.EX, 9518.1-23 PAINTINGS of the Old World Towns of Rye, York, Stratford on Avon, Chester, Bristol, Oxford, Cambridge, Canterbury, Warwick, Dover, London, Edinburgh, Dublin, Plymouth, Winchester, etc, Also portraits painted fromm photographs, orders welcomed and promptly attended to and dispatched.Robert Elliott\u2014 The Studio Rock Channel, Rye Sussex England.L-20 GREY muskrat coat, In good condition, $40.00.EL, 4807.L-35 BROWN broadtail coat, size 14, fitted,, good condition, WI.3253.L-34 MASTER pieces of German art illustrated.Scribners French Hllustra- tors.WE, 5219.L-31 ELECTRIC refrigerator, about 7 cu.fs good condition.No dealers.FI.8825, L-25 ANTIQUE walnut sideboard, in good condition.WI, 4571.L-27 JF M.A Collins FUNCRAL HOM?5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExter 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED Funeral Home and Chapel J ELECTRIC washing machine, perfect order, reasonable price.WE, 6250.L-36 HOOVER vacuum with complet dusting equipment, like new, no dealers.ing equipment, like new, no dealers, BY.312.L-37 TRAILERS TO RENT Boat, horse, luggage and cabin trailers for rent.Reasonable rates.AT.9871; AT.3657.L-3 81 WANTED TO PURCHASE OLD SILVER, CHINA WTD.MA.1590.H.Pearce, Jewellers, Lau- rentien Hotel L-5 ANTIQUE gold Jewelry, bracelets, earrings, pendants, brooches, rings, ornaments, vases, silverware, etc.Representative calls Lyons, WA.6517, established over 30 years.L-18 WANTED: Bone china dinner service; also several silver serving pieces.AT.8234 L-26 + - » | Dominion-Douglas | * x Thanksgiving Services.will be held in Dominion-Douglas Church Sunday.In the morning Dr.Lloyd Smith will preach on the subject, \u201cGratitude Measures thw Soul.\u201d Special music will include a setting of Psalm 95 by Robb, and \u201cSing a Song of Praise\u201d by West.In the evening, Dr.Charles Johnston will take as his theme, \u201cInto A Good Land.\u201d The choir will sing \u201cThe Lord Is Great in Zion,\u201d and there will be a solo by Margaret Messenger, soprano.The Church School will meet in regular session at 3 p.m.Tie Club for Teen-Agers, after a most encouraging start last Sunday, will meet again in the lower gymnasium at the same time.All young people from 14 to 17 are invited.On Monday afternoon at two, the Sewing Circle will meet.All ladies of the community will be welcome.On Tuesday at 3 p.m.the Woman's Missionary Society will meet under the convenership of Mrs.E.A.Everson and Mrs.E.McMillan.At 8 the Handicraft Guild will hold their weekly meeting.\u2018 On Thursday at 7:30 p.m., the Teen-Agers Club will have the use of Tees Hall for badminton.On Friday at 7 p.m.Church School movies are shown each week.Youth activities include: Guides, Monday evening; Brownies, Tuesday afternoon; Scouts, Tuesday evening; Cubs, Wednesday eveu- ing.Recruits will be welcome.Dates to remember: Oct.15, Young People's Union; Oct.17, Friendship Luncheon; Oct.20, Ladies\u2019 Literary Society; Oct.23 Men's Club Supper; Nov, 1, Handicraft Guild Fashion Show.SAR CME JO 31 = 1 x - FuneraL Diractors Established 1840 : A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At your disposal without charge IE Kiyo OTST ITO i PART TIME, district Roslyn and Cote Road.General housework, 3-5 days weekly, 2-3 hours daily.References essential.WA.5419 after 6 p.m.35 SITUATIONS WTD.FEMALE .MIMEOGRAPHING - TYPING of all kinds, envelopes addressed, work done at home.Phone evenings.WE.5730.MATURE person, kind, reliable, good practical nursing experience, will care for elderly lady, available for auty.Write Box 891 c-o 2185 Hampton.LL sew in your home with my chine, by the day.YO.2353.L-32 LOST WEDDING ring, yellow gold, engraved, inscribed, vicinity Gladstone and Tupper.WE, 4391.L-25 41 DOMESTIC PETS BOARDING kennels for dogs and cats, spacious accommodation, direct access to runs.Convenient to Montreal.Reg\u2019d.Cocker Spaniels for sale, Phone Mrs.Pamela Mack, Lachine 980\u2014J\u201413.L-11 Westm'nt High es (Continued from Page 1) w m 39 awarded to Marilyn Smith and James Heywood along with the Lt.Col.J.Aird Nesbitt Prize for Grade 11 English to Timothy Col.linge and Diane Usher.The Howard H.Mussell's Memorial, Menorah Club Cup for Grade 11 Chemistry was presented to Gert Mor- genstern and the Angus McCoy Smith Memorial Prize to May Robertson.Hugh Barclay, Ian Leslie, Douglas Turner, Donald Porter, and Markus Wiesenfeld all received the Mrs.John Mc- Kergow Prize for proficiency in Grade 9 English.Major scholarship winners were as follows: Sir Edward Beatty Memorial, Classics, ($600) Donald Savage.Sir James Dunn Scholarship (Bishop's University) ($550) Timothy Collinge.W.HS.Alumnae Association Scholarship ($300) Chloe Lafond.Arthur Campbell University En_ trance ($250) Jan Sandzelius David Gould.Westmount Rotary Club Scholarship ($250) George Gough.Sidney J.Hodgson :Memorial Scholarships ($175) Charles Cas- well; ($150) Paul Kasirer.W.H.S.Alumnae Association, Florence Vipond Memorial ($100) Olive Anich, W.H.S.Alumnae Association, Vocational Scholarship ($100) Mary Goodfellow.Robert Bruce Scholarship (Bishop's University) ($100) Margaret Tousaw.; Howard H.Mussell\u2019s Old Boys Memorial ($100) John Lough.Westmount Women's Cl ($100) Barbara Mackey.National Council of Jewish Wo- | men ($100) Gertrude Lederman.Westm'nt City.(Continued from Page 1) from the girls of the office staff who also gave out with singing were highlights.A skit by Jack Leggett, and \"SKINNY MEN.WOMEN! toria, WA.6687.\u2014 Also an exclusive Boarding Kennel! catering to a limited number only.Phone Ste.Anne de - Bellevue 2134.L-10 42 PERSONALS CHILDREN'S MOVIES Specially selected films for children\u2019s brithday parties.WA.5198.L-12 Gain 5 to 15 Ibs.New pep, too.Try famous \u2018Ostrex Tonic Tablets for double re- PAGE FIVE Authorized Dealer for © General Electric ® Connor Washers ® Moffat Ranges © Beach Stoves GAS AND ELECTRIC Easy Terms Available WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES 4209 St.Catherine West (Near Greene Avenue) Expert Radio and Electrical.Repairs WE.2226 - FI.3006 TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65e ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH CARPENTRY 8.STANDRING.General carpentry and cabinet-making.Expert crafts manship on all lines of woodwork.Planned kitchens and custom built Interiors a specialty, Estimates free, Satisfaction gauranteed.EL.7463 sults: new healthy flesh; new vigor.L-6 ew \u2018get acquainted\u201d size only 60c, All druggists.-L-19 CARTAGE Cc GENERAL TRANSPORT\u2014 Local and ong stance, pecialty, furniture ALCOHOLI S planos, refrigerators.Ca\u2019'l FI.1328, * ANONYMOUS L-9 GROUPS DRESSMAKING For particulars P.O.Box 213, DRESSMAKING and alterations.Station L.Westmount Wednesday Westmount Thursday West End Sunday afternoon Westm'nt Fire .(Continued irom Page 1) 9.Chimney on bracket.10.Unstopped or paper covered flue hole.11.Offset chimney.12.Wet clothes hung on electric wires.13.Soot in chimney.14.Opening between garage and house not fitted with self- closing fireproof door.15.Sagging smoke pipe, defective joints.16.Stove pipe through floor lacking metal collar.17.Rubbish in attic.18., Unapproved electrical appliance lacking proper installation.19.Smoking in bed., 20 Oily mop in cupboard.21.Curtains too close to stove.22.Ceiling, wall and floor unprotected from stove, 23.Matches within reach of small children.24, Wood box too close to stove.25.Non-automatic electric iron left in circuit.26.Sweepings in register.27.Electric wires under rug.28.Walls without fire stops.29.Fireplace not sufficiently insulated and without screen.30.Improper electric fuse or dangerous substitute.31.Improper extension violating electrical regulations.32.Kerosene too near fire.33.Electric drop cord hung on nail or knotted.34.Smoke pipe passing.through closet.35.36.ing.37.Joists resting on chimney.Stove pipe too close to ceil Thawing water pipe with open flame.38.No tightly covered metal container for storing oily rags.39.Inflammable cleaning fluid.40.Gasoline kept or used in any part of building.41, Searching for with open flame.42, Ashes against wooden partition.gas leaks Don\u2019t discard outdated clothes, | have ideas.Madame D'Arcy, 2055 Mansfield, Apt.6, BE.4688.L-4 DRESSMAKING available.Select cHents.Suits, evening gowns, alterations, Call for appointment.WI.3918, \u2019 L-40 DRESSMAKER\u2019S SERVICE WE COVER buttons, buckles and belts with your material.(A complete service to the dressmaker and home sewer.) Dressmaker\u2019s Service, 4921 Decarie, LL.0544 L-15 EDUCATIONAL NURSERY SCHOOL Unitarian house nursery school, 3421 Simpson Street.Morning program for children 3-4 years, small groups, trained teacher.DE.3276.L-38 WHY fail?Degree teacher instructs college, highschoo! and elementary subjects.MA.2283 or YO.2789 alter 5 p.m, L-13 FURNITURE REPAIRS FURNITURE repairs: upholstering, all kinds of furniture polishing.spruy painting, Furniture made to order.MA.7820.L-2 MAKIS new furniture oul of your old; any kind of polishing: also cabinet making, Inlaid and antique repair a specialty, 342 B Victoria, WA.2995.; L-8 FURNITURE POLISHING HAVE your furniture beautifully polished by an expert.Guaranteed 9 months, Very best references in your district, Thomas, MA, 0379, L-17 PHOTOGRAPHY CHILDREN\u2019S photographs taken In your home.The ideal gift and family record.McCullagh, LA, 1721.Evenings.L-16 VENETIAN BLINDS - VENETIAN DS \u2014 Flexalum spring tempered slats, Vinyl plastic tapes.Newest and best on the market, No Installation charge.Steel drapery supports given free of charge.Call for free estimate, J.P.Beaudoin, veteran.OXFORLC VENETIAN BLINDS REG\u2019D YO.5681 EVENINGS: HE.0581 Doctor's.(Continued from Page 8) culation from the surgical film library, and in the past 18 months 150 bookings have been made for presentation before medical assemblies.Dr.Moseley's studies in this field were recognized in his appointment earlier this year as Hunterian Professor of the Royal College of Surgeons of Englrnd, and the film selected by the American Academy received favourable comment when pressnt- ed in London last May.The helicopter is becoming in- 43.Ashes in wood container, - 44.Rubbish in cellar.creasingly Popular for crop dust- 45.Exposed wood lath, ing operations.Tom Dodds, of the engineering department, entitled \u201cA Day in the Life of a City Manager\u201d proved extremely amusing.A musical number by four members of the Police and Fire departments consisting of a piano, accordion, guitar and soloist was a big hit with the crowd.Lorenzo Gaulin Ltd.Plumbnig and Heating Contractor and Repairs 4424 ST.JAMES STREET WEST Fl.1844 NIGHT CALLS .DU.2610 rm Seg 22S Gao 4 A man + (es à A pero mesatinar \u2019 .PAGE SIX THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1950 = Social + + + ersonal + + + Engagements > > Weddings A Fashion Show and Tea is to be held under the auspices of the Women's Auxiliary of the Homoeopathic Hospital on Friday, October 13, at 3 p.m.in the Mount Royal Hotel.Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.Sidney Hill, the ticket convener, DE.4662, or from Mrs.W.G.Mitchell, EL.5372.Mrs.R.K.Holland has closed her country house, \u201cSpruce Hol low,\u201d at Trout Lake, Que.and left for a motor trip to Lake Placid.Prior to her departure Miss Gwen Desjardins spent sometime visiting with her.Mrs.George Sheridan, 51 Chesterfield avenue, Westmount, held & reception at her home Sunday evening for her daughter, Miss Ruth Sheridan.The reception was held following Miss Sheridan's graduation from St.Paul's Academy, where she won a four-year scholarship to Marianopolis College.Mrs.E.Hanlon of Chateau- WESTER NE TAXI lguay presided at the tea table.STANDS IN \u2014\u2014 WESTMOUNT, N.G.APPROACHING MARRIAGE & SNOWDON ; PE The marriage cf Margaret Edith, HOURLY & METER eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.RATES Robert C.Hiller, Verdun, to Mr.WEDDINGS William Earl Sidley Graham, eld- FUNERALS est son of Mr.and Mrs.J.F.Sidley Graham of N.D.G.will take place OUT OF TOWN TRIPS on Monday, October 9, at the SERVICE Church of the Ascension of Our DAY & NIGHT Lord, Westmount.The hride will be attended ny her sister, Miss Elizabeth Aun Hiller, as matron of honor, and by Mrs.Raymond Ireland.Best man will be Mr.Barry Graham, brother of the groom, and Mr.Gorman Graham, also brother of the groom, and Mr.Lawrence Hiller, brother of the bride, will usher.Following the ceremony a reception will be held in the New Carle- ton Hotel.| Ura Smart Dresses JI * Wools * Jerseys * Crepes * Taffetas % Novelty Fabrics Charlotte has them all! A beautiful selection to choose from in stunning black and all the rich, new Fall tones.Moderately priced from 19.95 + + Suits Beautifully tailored in the season's latest styles.Softly flattering and wonderfully useful.Priced from 45.00 BEAUTIFUL FURS Jackets, Capes and Long Coats are now being shown for your approval.At Special Introductory Prices Personal \u2014 Individual Attention Charlotte sors WESTMOUNT Fl.7773 Juniors Misses Women 1353 GREENE AVENUE NEAR SHERBROOKE OPEN 9 TO & DAILY MME À.CourRVAL \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 SPECIALIST IN: Nu-Back \u2014 LeLong \u2014 PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES AND GIRDLES MATERNITY and SURGICAL SUPPORTS - ELASTIC STOCKINGS 4 STORES A1 YOUR SERVICE 4861 SHERBROOKE WEST Westmount 4235 S1.LAWRENCE BLVD.4491 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.6550 ST.HUBERT Westmount Couple to Wed To-Morrow Miss Ruih Ann Austin, daughter of the late Charles A.Austin and of Mrs.Austin, of Westmount,\u201d and Mr.George Frederick Colford, son of *Ir.and Mrs.John Colford, of Westmount, whose marriage has been arranged to take place quietly tomorrow morning in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, West- mount, Mr.Colford is a graduate of McGill University in the faculties of Science and Engineering.[inule Sidelights on an Active Ladies\u2019 Scout Auxiliary LX Omar, the tent-maker, would Aux.of St.Luke's ist NDG Scout probably have written the Ladies Group a poem, if he hadn't passed on so many centuries ago.Anyway, they deserve a word of flowery commendation for the fine job of tent-making they did this spring with the assistance of Assistant Scout Masters Lorne Matthews and Earl Wheaton.The gores, strips for two tents made a sizeable heap of material in Mrs.P.Jaeggin's home on Girouard Avenue where the work was done.Tables and other pieces of furm- ture had to be moved to accom modate the cas cades of clot! Mrs.Jaeggin' sewing machin was the only one used at first, but her mother, Mrs.S.A.Matthews lent hers so that the work could be speeded.In just four days the tents were ready for use \u2014 and the Jaeggin family could stop jumping over mounds of sailcloth! Wind and rain have since blown and soaked the tents and proved them waterproof and en- tively satisfactory.Also members of this St.Luke's Auxiliary are Mrs.G.B.Powell, of Addington Avenue, and Mrs.W.Tunstall, Sherbrooke St., who, at the request of the Cub Leader, acted as Leaders for a week at Camp McAubry.Only the stouthearted would embark upon a summer outing like this! In charge of ten lively boys, here are some of the duties the ladies shouldered: They took their charges swimming, played games with them, escorted them to the handicrafts section, generally supervised them and kept a weather eye open for signs of homesickness, and hiked five miles every day.The annual conference of the Executive Board of the Scout Group Ladies Auxiliaries of Montreal is to be held Thursday, October 19.All women interested in Scout work may attend.The main purpose of the Ladies Scout Auxiliaries are to send boys to Scout Camp who would otherwise be unable to attend, to help procure equipment, to provide refreshments at such events as the Hobby Show and to give a Father and Son Banquet each year.And, as we said before, if flaps and bottom you are at all interested in Scout activities, you are extended an invitation to attend the conference being held on October 19.H.B.S, ;| Helen Guiton Delegate To Zonta Conference Miss Helen Guiton, president of the Zonta Club of Montreal, will he the official delegate at the District II conference of Zonta International to be held at the Chateau Laurier, Ottawa, October 6-7-8.Mrs.F.Seymour Bell, Montreal lawyer, will act as parliamentarian, and Miss Elizabeth Low will served as a member of the Resolution Committee.Other Montreal members attending the three-day conference are Miss A.May Jackson, vice- president of the Montreal Club, Miss Mary Caton, Miss Winnifred Mann, Miss Frederica H.Lem- merz and Mrs.Hazel Porter.ef ry Mr.and Mrs.Arthur 8.Jacobs, Lansdowne avenue, Westmount, are spending a few days in Quebec City, guests at the Chateau Frontenac Hotel.: Mrs, Hugh Murray and son, Mr.Hugh Murray, Jr.have just returned on the Empress of Scotland after having spent their holidays visiting in England and Scotland.Lt.Col.and Mrs.J.E.Seale, of Morin Heights, will be at home Tuesday afternoon and evening on the occasion of their golden .wedding anniversary.At the Westmount Women's Club opening meeting, October 13, in Victoria Hall, at 2:30 p.m., tea will be served by Miss Florence Ewing, hospitality chairman, and her committee.Those pouring will be Mrs.H.S.Jacques, Mrs, D.L.Stewart, Mrs.D.A.Whit- taker, and Mrs.R.H.Anderson.- After a year of post-graduate work at the Sorbonne in Paris, Miss Lucy Lafontaine, B.A.(Mc- Gill), eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Gerard H.Lafontaine, arrive in Montreal on Tuesday on board the S.S.Empress of Canada.Those who entertained for Miss Jane Ware prior to her recent marriage, included Mrs.Charles Lewis, The 50th Club, Miss Dau- reen Belasco, Miss Honore Walsh and Mrs.D.W.Heywood.Mr.and Mrs.David Fairbarns sailed from Quebec on the S.S.Scythia for England, where Mr.Fairbarns will continue his studies at Oxford University.A - sherry party, under the auspices of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, Westmount Branch No.39, Canadian Legion, will be held in the Breadner Room, Legion Building, 1191 Mountain Street, on Saturday, October 14, from 3 to 6 p.m,, in aid of the Legion welfare work.Convener for this party will be Mrs.Alex MacGregor.At the opening meeting of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club, at Victoria Hall, tomorrow afternoon, the president, Mrs.K.E.Norris, will receive the guests, assisted by the Honorary President, Mrs.J.W.Perks; first will be happier, and so will you, if you don't wear yourself out washing diapers.Phone now to Baby's Diaper Service \u2014 BY.4711 and ask us to send you our leaflet.It tells vou how clean, safe and inexpensive it is to have your baby\u2019s diapers done 4711.97 Bois Franc Rd.professionally.No obligation, of course.Just phone BY.: BABY'S DIAPER SERVICE LIMITED BY.4711 Lm om, - pi + 7, - 3Y.Le pu vice-president, Mrs.J.M, Purcell | and second.vice-president, Mrs.F.R., Murray.Ushers will be Mrs.S.Turner and Mrs.S.A.MacSween.The guest artist will be Miss Evelyn Fergus, soprano.Mrs.R.W.Varey will be tea hostess and Mrs.N.B.Muir and Mrs.M.H.Schade will preside at | the tea table.WEDDINGS HOUSTOUN - FRENCH The marriage of Barbara Edith, youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Percy French, Westmount, to Mr.Robert Montgomery Hous- toun, youngest son of Mr.and Mrs.John F.Houstoun, -Notre Dame de Grace, took place Saturday afternoon at.two o'clock in Queen Mary Road United Church, Rev.Eric D.Errey officiating.Mr.Rhillip Motley played the wedding music during the signing of the register.Multicolor gladioli were used to decorate.The bride, given away by her father, was in a gown of ivory satin appliqued with Chantilly lace the fitted bodice having a V neckline with a small collar and long, fitted sleeves, and the skirt falling into a slight train.Her veil of - tulle illusion, extending to the hem of her train was held by a braided coronet of tulle caught caught with orange blossoms at the back and she carried a cascade bouquet of white gladioli blossoms and white heather brought from Scotland for the occasion.Miss Peggy French, as maid of honor for her sister, and Miss Sue Foster, as bridesmaid were in frocks of crepe, with bodices hav- mm .ong A ) The health