The Westmount examiner, 27 octobre 1950, vendredi 27 octobre 1950

[" eo -@ Ro oS + VOL.XXI, No.43 Ge WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1950 Fxami Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis + ner PRICE 3 CENTS The Herbert Relldy Memorial Hospital, Tupper street, West- mount, opened its Cancer Clinic on Monday.In the above picture, Mrs.Philip Caplan, president of the Cancer Research Society, is shown handing a certificate denoting a $3,000 contribution of radium and equipment from the society to Dr.M.B.Mackenzie, chairman of the clinic.Others in the picture, left to right, are: D.C.D.Cameron, deputy minister of national health and welfare; Col.Wilfrid Bovey, president of the hospital; and Dr.Jean Grégoire, deputy minister of health for Quebec.Scholarships Awarded at 20th Rotary Anniversary Douglas Kerr, jr.,, of 4412 St.Catherine street west and George W.Grough, of 3 Burton avenue, Westmount, were presented scholarships of $250 each at the 20th Anniversary meeting of the Westmount Rotary Club, Wednesday.Kerr, a former student of St.Leo's Academy, and Grough, a graduate of Westmount High School were given the scholarships on the basis of their academic standing and their needs.\u2019 - It was one of the chief meetings of the year as St.Clair Holland recalled the work and growth of the Westmount Rotary Club over West End Girl Is Attacked in Taxi At Victoria.Ave.A 17-year-old Notre Dame de Grace girl hailed a taxi at the corner of Victoria avenue and Sherbrooke street, Westmount, a little after midnight on Friday, and was \\ immediately seized by a man in the back seat of the cab, The girl told Montreal police that she was taken to D'Aragon street, in Ville.Emard, where she was attacked and robbed of six dollars.The girl was taken to the Western Division of The Montreal General Hospital where she was treated for shock and then taken to her home.\u2019 ©.A similar attack took place three months ago in Ville Emard.Another followed soon after in Ville LaSalle.The girls in the two previous attacks hailed the tabs on Patricia Avenue, and on Queen Mary Road.Detective-sergeants Bob Law- ton and Armand Montpetit of the Montreal Police Department, who are investigating the attack, said the circumstances were similar to those which surrounded the two previous attacks in the west- end in recent months, \u2018 ¥the past 20 years.As president of the Montreal Rotary Club when they sponsored the Westmount group in 1930, Mr.Holland said that the Westmount group has reached a full state of maturity and has played an active and influential role in the community.He paid tribute to the charter members of the organization in Westmount, several of whom were on hand at the meeting, saying that they laid the foundations of the club on a sound basis.in order to achieve the things they have.Among the charter members present were; the first president, John Hand, Percy Jarman, Cecil Medlar, Stanley Cayford, Dr.Ken Carver, George Wheatley and Dr.Frank McNaughton.He æecalled the work of the late George Finlayson, who organized the first fund raising project of the club in March 1931, and said that since that time, they have never required any financial aid from the parent club of Montreal.He also pointed out that since the inception of the club in October 1930, more than $300,000 has been raised, and paid tribute to the members for their part in the building\u201d of the Unity Boys Club.\u201cIt is indicative of what can be carried on by a small group of interested and sincere men,\u201d the speaker said.Other projects mentioned by the speaker included the Were- (Continued on Page 2) Westmount Curate Is Inducted at Lakeshore Church Rev.John W.Kerr, former curate at the Church of the Advent, corner of Wood and Western avenues, Westmount, was inducted as rector of St.George's Anglican Church, Ste.Anne de Bellevue on Wednesday.Mr.Kerr succeeds Rev, Canon F.L.Whitley, who has retired after serving the same church for a quarter of a century.\u2018Rt.Rev.John Dixon, Lord Bishop of Montreal, presided and the new rector was formally installed by Ven.Archdeacon A.P.Gower- Rees, of St.George's Church, Montreal.Rev.Guy Marston, cu- rate of Christ Church Cathedral, preached the sermon.A native of England, Rev.Kerr is a graduate of McGill University and was ordained priest in 1937.He served as a chaplain in the Royal Canadian Navy during the Second World War and was with the aircraft carrier HMCS Magnificent for two years.So-Ed-Ÿ Program Gets Under Way Last Friday night, between 8:15 and 9 o'clock, was the registration of the Annual Fall So-Ed Program at Westmount Y.M.C.A.The large registration showed a goodly cross section of the provinces of Canada.After registration Ernie Hall, of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.board of management, welcomed the participants agd outlined the different activities.Following this, the introductory classes were organized in the skill groups, namely: ballroom dancing, swimming, effective speaking, bridge, arid\u2019 badminton.The evening progressed with party games, dancing and refreshments, under the guidance of Mary Lockhart and Pat Fisher, - Tonight, after the skill groups, the first in à series of six lectures {Continued on.Page 2) ( .\u2018ject, announced that a copy of the Businessmen Set Booster Week for Westmount Buyers \u2014_\u2014 Several features -agreed upon, at Tuesday's meeting of the Business Association of Westmount, may have some far reaching effects on local buying, it was disclosed today.Rated one of the best meetings held, it was decided that a Westmount Business Booster Week would be put into effect during the second week of November.This project, under the chairmanship of C.A.James, will include mote than 75 stores and business come panies of the area, and is designed to promote purchasing in Weste mount.While a complete outline of the plan was not available, it wags understood that stores and other establishments will offer special discounts, prizes, etc, during the week ending November 18th.It was revealed through a specially prepared questionnaire answered by the majority of the members in the local Business Association, that more than 60 per cent want a late-closing hour of 9 pm.on Fridays.President Paul Viau said that a letter would be submitted to the Westmount | City Council, requesting that this be made official through a bylaw, and claimed that if it is turned down, a further request in the form of a delegation will be forthcoming from the membership.While several topics were discussed throughout the evening, the members were also given a clever and interesting address by C.H.Scoffield, Secretary of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.\u201cMr.Scoffield, covered every phase of business in the community, stressing the importance of display, merchandising, advertising, salesmanship and courtesy in making the community enterprise a success.He also gave a number of illustrations on projects which have been tremendously successful in other communities during his address on \u2018Local Business Activities.\u201d The speaker was introduced by N.E.Ohman and thanked by R.Zoland of the association.It was announced that all arrangements for the publication of & special business telephone directory has been completed.C.A.James, who has been in charge of the committee handling this pro- booklet containing all the addresses of business establishments in Westmount will be sent to all the residents of the area.Following the recent success of the Limerick Contest, another such \u2018project is now being organized by the association.The con- est, which sponsors a type of cooperative advertising scheme among the members of the association, will probably be put into effect on November 25, and will be carried on as long as enough members are willing to support the plan It was pointed out that a $15 prize coupon will be given to the winner of the contest, and that the coupon would be valid in any store of the district.Seven new applications for membership fn the association were + «(Continued on Page 2).| St.Leon, St.Paul Parents H &S.To Meet Monday The Parents\u2019 Association of- St.Leon and St.Paul Acddemies of Westmount will meet in the auditorium of St.Leon .Academy at 358 Clarke avenue, Westmount, on Monday, October 30, at 8.30 p.m.Gerard H.Lafontaine, in a circular letter addressed to all parents, asks that a representative from all families endeavour to attend this all important meeting at which matters pertaining to the welfare of children attending the academies will be discussed.The principal speaker will be Rene Lagarde, the new principal of St.Leon Academy.His subject will be, \u2018Co-operation Between the Family and the School in the Education of the Child.\u201d A membership fee of one dollar is charged which is used to further the work of the association and to encourage sports in the two schools.(Work Suspension On C&D Bank Blds.\"The Examiner was informed by the Publicity Department of the City and District Savings Bank that the work on the projected new bank building at the corner of Victoria avenue and Sherbrooke street, Westmount, is only temporarily suspended.Asked whether there had been trouble with digging the foundation, the spokesman for the bank said it had been found necessary to do some pile driving.However, he said that plans for the building had not yet been approved and that prices and estimates were still being received together with suggested plans.He also intimated that several matters had to be straightened out with adjoining proprietors.Asked if he had any idea of just what the building would look like, and as to when it might be ready for occupation, the bank spokesman said that he had no :: information on êither point.| MERCHANTS PLAN SALES DRIVE | Westmount Hospital Opens First Cancer Clinic Cm foes smi 5 ET SATIRE a a EO = a: con rarer Een ae SAARI LH Col ATA EL IMIG oo RISE FF a Le aa.PAGE TWO \"RME\" \u2014 \u2014 .\u2014 Y.M.C.A.NOTES PHYSICAL DEPARTMENT Boxing Club.Boxing seems to be the highlight at the \u201cY\u2019|.\u201cBert\u201d Light, former coach of the Boxing at these past few days.McGill, is on hand every Tuesday and Thursday evening to give beginner and advanced instruction.Both boys and men are welcomed to these sessions at 7.30 \u2014 you will be separated into a class of your own ability.Fencing Club.Coach Roland Asselin is calling all prospective fencing students to join the classes as soon as possible, or drop in and~see him about the courses.Beginners starting at a later date may find it difficult to catch up.x This Club is open to men and women, and meets every Monday and Thursday evening.-Gymmnastie Club -\u2014 The old timers are back, and some - new faces have lurned up to work out with the Westmount \u2018Y' Club.Last week the Club welcomed Frank Barret, former captain of the McGill Senior Intercollegiate Gymnastic Team and holder of several Gymnastic titles.Barret has joined the \u2018Y\u2019 group, and will make a strong addition to the growing sport at Westmount.The club welcomes both beginner and Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's F.L.SILVER CUSTOM TAILOR \u201c AND VALET SERVICE \u2018Repairs and Alterations Expertly Done \"1235 GREENE AVENUE (Opposite Avenue Theatre) WL.6633 advanced gymnasts to drop in on Mondays at 7.00 and Thursdays at 8.00 o'clock to have a workout or simply to meet the fellows and have a friendly chat.Business Girls \u2014 The regular Business Girls\u2019 Gym Class is held every Friday night at 7.00 o'clock.This is an excellent way to prepare for the skiing season ahead.There is swimming, following the class, so don\u2019t- -forget to bring a bathing suit.Badminton Club \u2014 The new schedule for the badminton club is as follows: Tuesdays and Fridays at the \u2018YY\u2019, and Wednesdays at Westmount Senior High School.Next Tuesday playing will start a bit late, due to the Hallowe'en Party held for the Boys\u2019 Division in the gym.The club still has vacancies for new members.This is a mixed group.Business Men \u2014 Business men in the area are reminded that they can drop into the \u2018Y\u2019 on their way home to dinner and have a refreshing shower and swim every evening, or, better still, have a session on the gym floor on Tues- WElling \"The School of Successful Students\u201d CJIWESTMOUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE [J] 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.ton 1885 HOWARD 8S.Barrister and Solicitor Department for the of Deceased Persons bassad Apts, Westmount OFFICE: HA.9238-39 Residence: 4587 Sherbrooke St.Woe WA.8436 ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.West Closing of Estates INSTALLATIONS 65 Hillside Avenue ELECTRICAL SERVICE Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.P.McCuaig Limited WESTMOUNT AND REPAIRS Wi.1104 \u2014 THE EXAMINER; WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1950 [Free Chest X-Ray Exam.Is Offered Westmount residentssmay avail themselves of the opportunity to have a free chest X-Ray by attending the exhibit centre in the Confederation Building, McGill College avenue and St.Catherine street west which is open daily from 9:30 a.m.to 4 p.m.The clinic is sponsored jointly by The Montreal Anti-Tuberculosis League and Canadian Industries Limited, and will run until November 10.It is closed.on Saturdays, Sundays and All Saints D: \u2018The health department had asked all restaurants and food hand- Ing firms to send their employees to the clinic for their annual check up.The League has invited all .| business establishments in the vicinity of McGill College avenue to take this opportunity of having all their employees X-rayed.Dr.Philippe Landry, medical director of the Montreal Anti- Tuberculosis League, said \u201ctuberculosis can be easily stamped out if all Canadians co-operated by having regular X-ray examinations of their chests, It the discase 1s detected in its early stages it is easily cured and there are many people walking the streets today who have found this out.He urged everyone who has -riot had a chest X-ray in the last two years to attend this clinic.days and Thursda®s of a keep-fit nature before the swim.Monday, Wednesday and Friday are still reserved for the handball enthusiasts.Young Men's Class \u2014 All young men interested in a varied physical program should reserve Monday nights, from 8.00 to 9.00, and Thursdays, from 9.00 to 10.00.This group has a lot of fun while getting in good condition.YOUNG ADULT SECTION Bridge Club \u2014 The weekly Bridge sessions are going into high gear with the cooler weather.If you are an aspirant of the finer art of cards, or would like to be, come along Monday at 8.30.Square Dance Club \u2014 This active group might well have to move to larger quarters for the weekly Tuesday \u201cHoe Downs\u201d, but there is always room for more, even if you just enjoy the old time music.BOYS\u2019 DEPARTMENT The Westmount Y.M.C.A.Stamp Club held its second meeting of the year on Monday afternoon, October 23, at 4.00 p.m, During the meeting a business session was held and the election of officers took place.Lloyd Hiscock was elected president of the club, while David Taylor was electéd secretary.These officers will hold their offices until the end of December.Any boys wishing to join a stamp club are asked to come to the next meeting, Monday afternoon, October 30th, at 4.00 p.m., at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.[t's viime or.+ A Fey ë es & ST le: ny, » o eens £ .% UNION MADE 0\", ¥, CONTENTS + * 4, 12 FLUID ou Yy00 ° 2 es SE > or cs 5 Carlngs IF YOU PREFER A LAGER-TRY CARLING'S BLACK LABEL LAGER BEER ofcourse! Both are available in cans\u2014ideal for picnics, camps, etc.AIRE TE LANL rT tr TEL MES, Cm IR ee TS ST ATT RCL TNE EW DH-8 tau es Lu Logs en ~ / J.B.Challies Honoured By McMaster University John Bow Challies, 8 Grove Park, Wetmount, was awarded the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws by McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, at the autumn convocation of the University on Friday, .Mr.Challies was one of three prominent Canadians honored at the convocation, the others being Ronald Stewart Longley, Dean of Arts and Science at Acadia University, Wolfville, N.S., who was given an honorary Doctor of Laws degree and an honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity was awarded the Rev.Henry Roscoe Nobles of Temple Baptist Church, Windsor, Ont.Mr.Challies is director and, executive engineer of the Shawinigan \"J.B.CHALLIES Witches, Goblins Prowl Round Y\u2019 On Tuesday evening, \u2018 October 31, the witches and goblins will roam around the Westmount Y.M.C.A.At 7.00 o'clock the annual \u201cY\" Hallowe'en Party will begin.The party is being put on for the members, brothers, sisters and friends of the Westmount Y.M.C.A., by the Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hi-Y Clubs.Doug Reed, chairman of the committee,.states that the program will include games, fortune telling, a trip to the moon, movies, and refreshments.\u2019 The main event of the evening will be the grand march, when all those in costume will join in the parade, and prizes will be given out to the winners of the best costumes, funniest costumes, and most original costumes.Members of the committee arranging the part are Doug Reed (chairman), Brydon MacCarthy (secretary), Clair Pringle, Marilyn Smith, John Noel, John Swaine, Bonnie Lawson, Cathy Falkins, Bette Gratton, Bob Webster, John Nourse and Max Caplan.All boys and girls attending the party are asked to phone the \u201cY\u201d by 6.00 o'clock Monday night to announce their presence, so that adequate refreshments may be served.Temple Emanu-el Forms Mixed Choral Group The Temple Emanu-El Cheral Group opened its 1950-51 season on Wednesday night, Director of the choral group is Cantor Otto O.Staeren.Men and women interested in choral singing are invited to join the group which meets at the Temple Hall, 4128 Sherbrooke Street, Westmount.- So-Ed.(Continued from Page 1) on timely topics will be held.The first lecture and discussion is given by Rev.E.E.Long, of the United Church of Canada, on \u201cThe Family and the Community.\u201d Next week's topic will be \u201cAfter Marriage\u2014What ?\u201d This is the last evening for registration, so if you couldn't make it last week, feel at home to come tonight.So-Ed guarantees a constructive evening of skill, lecture, and party time, followed by refreshments.For further information, call the \u201cY\u201d at EL.11068 and ask the program department.i cm.8etaisdiias datisitdaasiasin: $ Water and Power Company.He , is a former student of Woodstock College, once administered by McMaster University.In the citation he was described as a scientist of repute, a trusted public servant and company executive.Achievements mentioned embraced hydraulics, internaitonal waterways and fuel, both as matters of administration and research for the Dominion Government from 1904-1923.He represented the Dominion Government at the International Engineers Conference in 1915 at San Fran- + cisco, and the World Water Power Conference at London, England in 1924.He was referred to as one of the founders of the Professional Institute of the Civil Service of Canada, and holder of a Julian C.Smith medal from the Engineering Institute of Canada.Rev.Nobles was cited as being long and favourably known for the strength of his ministry, his appeal to men and his service to communities he served in Port Arthur, Regina and Windsor since 1931.In a convocation address Dean Longley, said the world today is in desperate need of trained Christian leaders.He stressed the need for university students to discipline themselves in their thinking.Only by formng habits of core rect thinking about today\u2019s probe lems could one prepare himself to face the complex problems of tomorrow.H.5.ROSS SPEAKS H.S.Ross, K.C., former Examiner columnist, will give an address to the oung Adult Group of St.Luke's United Church, 3480 Decarie Boulevard, following the columnist, will give an address to the Young Adult Group of St.Luke'\u2019s United Church, 3480 L'e- carie Boulevard, following the evening service Sunday, The group meets at 8:45 p.m.Mr.Ross will speak on \u201cWorld Unrest \u2014 A Suggested Cura.\u201d Businessmen.(Continued from Page 1) also received, \"the president declared before the meeting adjourned.A movie on the making of pottery was also shown, and proved highly interesting to the members.A social half-hour was held following the meeting, with light refreshments being served by the women members of the groûp.Paul Viau presided, Scholarships .(Continued from Page 1) dale House, the handling 6t the School for Crippled Children Tag Day in the Westmount area, the granting of scholarships to high school graduates, and the amount of war service work done during the last war by the local club.\u201cLooking back on all this one might feel it is time for a rest, but it is not.\u2019 Mr.Holland maintained.\u201cNothing flourishes when allowed to go to seed,\u201d he said, \u201cgo that it is most important that you always grasp for bigger and better projects in the future.\u201d The speaker was introduced by Mr.Medlar and thanked by Mr.Jarman.Frank Kenwood pre- RSIS $14.0 sided.ced dITEIRRRIEITA RIT = B a NE, = NT Ho dW an of ne typed nal at- re- rn- Pre- ent pers an- ng- of bnal\u2019 of lian gin- eing for his e to Port since xame 1 ad- ip of 3480 * the ss to : St | Lethe roup Vorld REPAIRED « REFINISHE® - SUPPLIED Hardwood Floors LAID - FINISHED - CLEANED.A.\"Ross Grafton & COMPANY Free Estimates WESTMOUNT OL.XXI, No.43 WE.2323 4486 ST.CATHERINE ST.M .The ea ° Wxaminer - 50 YEARS IN ip] WESTMOUNT\u2019 Reliable Watch Repairs Four Certified Watch Makers O WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1950 Westmount\u2019s New Ultra Modern Vehicle Garage Opened Recently WE.4046 HMAN'S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.\u2014\u2014 PAGE THRER Big Hallowe\u2019en Activites Planned At Unity Boys Club There will be a great \u2018get-together at the Unity Boys\u2019 clubhouse next week, when the girls, boys, instructors, leaders, and volunteer workers will all assemble.All the active members of the different house groups will be on hand in order to know each other better, and they will celebrate the time honored custom of Hallowe'en.It was pointed out that the regular activities of the club will be suspended from Thursday, October 28, to Wednesday, November 1, in order to make room for the special Hallowe'en program.Instead, the following events will take place inethe clubhouse, but .only members holding member- & ship cards for the group parties mentioned will be admitted.The special activities began yesterday, when at 7 p.m.a party was held for the Bantam boys and girls.Games were played and refreshments served, with the wearer of the most original costume also winning a prize during the event.Tonight at 8 o'clock, the junior boys and girls will hold their special party, and again prizes will be awarded those wearing the most original costumes.The Mid- UP-TO-THE-MINUTE Ww rd ® Local News I CARLINGS (ed | .REPORTER Yew Or SC YF x gets will have their own special party on Monday night starting at 7:30 with much the same type of program planned for the event.Tuesday night will be the feature event, when all members of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club will stage % get-together program of songs, stunts, movies, refreshments, and, once again, prizes for those wearing the most original costumes.Group Activities A new folk dancing class for boys and girls is being held every Wednesday at 7 p.m.in the upstairs games\u2019 room.The first ses- ; sion held last week proved popular (Continued on Page 4) MELVILLES FRUIT and VECETABLES THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL HALLOWE'EN GIFT BASKETS $1.75 A Fine Selection of Choice Frults uveny WE.1151 DELIVERY \u201d 4471 ST.CATHERINE W.AVENUE CUSTOM TAILORS & VALET SERVICE HAND-TAILORED GARMENTS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Just received! A large selection of English Fall and Winter materials.Our prices are very reasonable.Come in and + Some indication of the machines compare.We specialize in alterations and restyling to make your old garments look like new.Overcoats turned.Fur Coats Restyled, Repaired and Glazed 1166 Greene Ave.(Just below St.Catherine) - WE.5908 PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE PARKING LOT FOR OUR PATRONS Open ail day Wednesdays \u2014 Closed Saturdays and equipment used by the City + of Westmount is shown in this panorama view of the new Westmount Vehicle Garage opened recently.Costing approximately $170,000, the new building will handle all heavy machines of the city, and is described as being the most modern and up-to-date on the Island of Montreal.At the brief ceremony to open the building, the importance of the structure was stressed by the city officials ,whe attended.Speaking Club At Westmount \u2018Y Proves Enjoyable The Westmount Y.M.C.A.Ef- féctive Speaking Club held its 2nd regular session of the season [last Thursday night, October 19, and, besides the high educational value derived by all, the session proved to be a most enjoyable evening for all present.The agenda consisted of a detailed explanation by the instructor, Mr.Vic Baker, a five minute extempore speech by every member, followed by the instructor's criticism.Recognizing the benefit to be derived in following a curriculum of this nature, the Y.M.C.A, invites all those interested in improving their speech to attend a regular session and decide for themselves the advantages in becoming a regular member, These meetings are held every Thursday night at 8.00 p.m.at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Fall Flower Show in City To Open on November 3rd The Annual Fall Flower Show of the City of Westmount will take place in the greenhouses starting Friday, November 3, it was announced today.\u2018 A spokesman for the City pointed out that while it would not be as large as some of the previous shows there, it wouid be iust as large so far as variety is concerned.It was pointed out that 27 varieties of Chrysanthemums of\" show types would be on hand, together with 54 varieties of the bush type.It was also reported 4hat a number of the cascade type would\u201d also be on dlaplay.Current Events Club Hears | Pearson During U.N.Visit The Hon.Lester B.Pearson, Minister of External Affairs for Canada, told members of the Current Events Club of, Westmount High School that the Canadian delegation was extremely interested in the plan to revise the constitution of the United Nations Organization so that a veto in the Security Council can be overcome by a majority vote in the Assembly.Mr.Pearson was answering a question asked him by one of the 35 members of the local high school club who gnade the trip to Lake Success last week-end.They were welcomed to the United Nations Organization by Mr.Pearson, who said that he was extremely pleased to see them take an active in-= terest in the affairs of the world.For the members, all students of Westmount Senior High School, it was one of many interesting talks and.experiences during their three day visit to New York.Under the supervision of Miss King and Mr.Snyder, teachers of the school, the students arrived by chartered bus early Thursday evening and visited Lake Success on Friday, where they were given a first hand report on the func- (Continued on Page 16) The taste\u2019s the test for tea! Canadians buy more Salada.than any other brand.\u2018SALADA TEA FUEL OIL caLL DEXTER © COAL Backed by thirty years DOMESTIC, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL STOKERS HAND & PARKER LIMITED e COKE 4857 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST BURNERS 1131 TopAY © FUEL OIL of dependable service PAGE FOUR GLAZING WINTER IS ALMOST HERE! \u201cET OUR EXPERTS PREPARE YOUR WINDOWS FOR THE COLD WEATHER AHEAD WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER © PHONE MA.6219 ° ROUTE ESS 4169 St.Catherine W.FL 2641 1385 St.Catherine W.4866 Sherbrooke W.DE, 1145 Pe re MA.6219 Jopen for special events.THE EXAMINER.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1950 St.Andrew\u2019s 50th Year Westmount Baptist Young People Plan Meeting Westmount Baptist Young People will hold their weekly Thursday night meeting in Westmount Baptist Church at 8 p.m.Once each month the gathering is left This week the Young People of Snow- don Baptist Church will take the meeting and all young people who are interested are invited to attend.A period of informal discussion and recreation with re- -| freshments served will follow \u2018the regular meeting.Last week the discussion was led by two of our young people, Ron Gibson and -Barbara Mornan, the topie- being \u201cActions speak SN TRAST Sogn mye US louder than words.\u201d EAGT ASE TY wr oth mide orn.PRATT \u2014 THIS .and it takes time to train a tank crew: each man must know his job thoroughly; he must be an alert, skilled member of a fighting team.The Armoured Corps of the Canadian Army needs keen young men today .men ready to train for a man-sized place in one of its tank crews: tank drivers, gunner operators, vehicle mechanics.Now is the time to report for training .make Canada strong by acting now! HELP Be single.MAKE CANADA STRONG ass To enlist you must \u2014 Be a Canadian citizen or British subject.Be between 17 and 29 years of age.Meet Army test requirements.Volunteer for service anywhere.Report right away to: No.3 Personnel Depot, Hut 41, Covefields, QUEBEC, P.Q.Ne.4 Personnel Depot, 772 Sherbrooke St.W., MONTREAL, P.Q.s A2328-Q Join the CANADIAN ARMY ACTIVE FORCE Now! \u2014\u2014\u2014 2 ; 4 Noted Clerics Will Speak During Church Observance REV.J.R.SIZOO Golden Jubilee PROGRAM OF EVENTS Memorial Sunday, Nov.5 11 \u201ca.m.\u2014Public Worship and .sermon; unveiling and dedication of memorial plaques and win- \"dows.Guest preacher: Rev.G.G.D.Kilpatrick, D.D.7:30 p.m.Young People's service and sermon.Guest preacher, Rev.A.L.Griffith, B.A., Ottawa.Young people's program and reception to follow.Tuesday, Nov.7\u2014Missions 3 p.m.\u2014MacGillivray Auxiliary: A pageant specially prepared by Mrs.Grant.Wednesday, Nov.8\u2014Fellowship 7 p.m.\u2014Congregational Supper and Entertainment Program.Jubilee Sunday, Nov.32 11 a.m.\u2014Public worship and sermon, Guest preacher: Rev.Joseph R.Sizoo, S.T.D, D.D., President, New Brunswick Theological Seminary.7 p.m.\u2014Organ *Recital \u2014 Fred Whiteley.7:30 p.m.\u2014Public Worship and Sermon: Guest preacher: Rev.Joseph R.Sizoo, S.T.D., D.D.Monday, November 18 8 p.m.\u2014 Rededication Jubilee Celebration of Holy Communion.Sermon by Rev.Joseph R.Sizoo.Reception to follow.\u201d Rev.JA Johnston Inducts Minister At Temple Church Rev.Dr.J.A.Johnston, of Westmount Baptist Church, assisted at the induction of Rev.Benjamin G.Smith, as minister of Temple Baptist Church on Thursday night at a service held in the church, Bernard Avenue, West, Outremont.Rev.Johnston gave the charge to Rev.Smith.Rev.A \\W.Aker- ley, of Garden City Church, Town\u2019 of Mount Royal, gave the charge to the congregation.The - dedicatory prayer was given by Rev.W.J.Baxter, of Olivet Church, Verdun, and the pastoral prayer by Rev.H, E.Secord, of Point St.Charles Church.Rev.Kenneth Gillespie, of First Baptist Church, read the scripture lesson.Rev.J.E.Smit, gave the invocation and benediction., HEREDITY Scores of farms In Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, are being operated today by descendants of the holders of original land grants from William Penn, the land having been handed down from father tn «nn for generations.Rev.Joseph R.Sizoo, principal \u2018| of New Brunswick Theological Seminary, New Brunswick, N.J, will be one of three guest clergymen taking part in the forthcoming Golden Jubilee celebrations of St.Andrew's United Church, Westmount beginning Nov.5, and continuing to Nov.13, : Others \u2018taking part in the celebrations include the Rev.G.G.D.Kilpatrick, B.A., D.D., principal of the.United Theological College, Montreal, and the Rev.A.L.Griffith, B.A.of Chalmer\u2019s United Church, Ottawa.Dr.Sizoo, whose seminary is the \u2018oldest in the United States, will take part in three services, These are the two Jubilee Ser vices on Sunday, Nov.12, and the Jubilee celebration of the Holy Communion on Monday, Nov.13, at 8 p.m.The Rev.G.G.D.Kilpatrick will preach at the memorial day services Sunday morning, Nov, 5, at which memorial windows and plaques\u2019 in memory of those members of the church who, have fallen in the Two World Wars will be unveiled.That evening, Rev.A.L.Griffith.of Ottawa, well- known to the youth of St.Andrew's because of his work at the church when a student assistant \u2018there, will conduct a special youth service, Other events during the Golden Jubilee celebrations included a church tea at the church hall from 3 to 8 p.m.yesterday; a young peoples\u2019 reception, which will follow the sermon by Mr.Griffith and a pageant specially prepared by Mrs.D.M.Grant to be given before a meeting of the MeGillivrary Auxiliary Tuesday, Nov.7.A congregational supper will take place Wednesday, Nov.8, with an entertainment program beginning at 8.30 p.m.At 7.00 p.m.Sunday Nov.12 a half-hour before the evening service Fred Whiteley, for 30 years organist at St.Andrew's until hs retirement a few years ago, will give a recital.Founded in 1900, St.Andrew's United Church, one of the largest United Churches in Canada, is in charge of the Rev.D.M.Grant, with the Rev.George Ward, assistant.Both will play large party in the Jubilee celebrations.Big Hallowe'en.(Continued from Page 3) and interest in it is expected to grow steadily.In the leathercraft group a few changes have been made.Bantam age group of boys and girls will meet at 7 p.m.and the juniors at 8:30 p.m., both on Thursdays.The girls\u2019 section of Leader Corps will discuss forthcoming programs in the library on Monday nights at 7:30, while the Decorations\u2019 Club, under the leadership of Miss Tetreault, will meet in the clubrooms on Wednesdays at 7 p.m.; Afternoon gym activities will be held from 3 to 5 o\u2019clock on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday for boys, and on Monday and Thursday for girls.Night gym periods for girls will be held on Tuesdays at 7 p.m.with basketball on Friday at 7 p.m.while the boys\u2019 gym group with Bill Alison will meet at 7 p.m.Mondays and Wednesdays, with floor hockey leagues for Bantams, Midgets and Junlorg planned.Ladies & Gentlemen's SUITS HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Our Newest Imported Materials Are Worth Seeing Cal and See Mr.Davies who wil) Give you his Personal Attention PICCADILLY VALET SERVICE 154 ABBOTT AVE.Wi.3205 (Just below St.Catherine) i \u2014 The ] The E Sir, Son out b the U well 1 The their preher bers will b will ec: ber el Tit} and guide House on so lation, foreig items indivic It w of ass ness ti sents, to the have h he int if elec tract cian.How membe measu elector he vot rather The rental one g membe sensus will ram 2 a 5\u20ac1- pars hs will ew's gest s in ant, as- arts d to few tam will 's at vs.ader ming Mon- the lead- meet days will k on riday and gym ld on sket- e the Alli- days loor tams, d.tale wil) Letters to the Editor The Editor, The Examiner.Sir, .Something new is being tried out by four religious groups in the United States which might well be tried here.The four groups have pooled their efforts to produce a comprehensive voting record of members of the 81st Congress that will be of value to citizens who will cast their vote in the November elections.Titled \u201cHow Did Your Senators and Congressmen Vote?\" the guide lists 16 key roll calls in the House and Senate House votes on social security, housing legislation, civil rights, and all major foreign policy issues and other items of particular interest to the individual voter.It would seem that this method of assessing a member's usefulness to the constituency he represents, would be very much more to the point than the system we have here where promises of what he intends to do and seldom does if elected is the bait used to attract votes by the average politician.How often does the average member open his mouth to protest measures not acceptable to his electorate?How many times does he vote as directed by the party rather than by his constituents?The question of the removal of rental control and rent hike was one glaring instance in which members ignored the general consensus to vote as instructed.Lean- NOBE JUST ABOVE GROUND.Never REMOYE LABEL; SAND DOWN ROU6H S/DeS, BÔTTOM MOVED 4\" HIGHER; {NAILED FROM ii SIDES.CENTER É SECTION MOVED UP TO SUPPORT DRAWER AT TOP, FORCING BULBS FOR WINTER BLOOM r 100 DEEP SATISFACTORY £ PILL THE POT 2/3 WITH GOIL © (EQUAL PARTS OF SHARP SAND, LOAM AND LEAF MOLD, WELL MIXED).PLACE BULB, ADD EARTH ; GENTLY FIRM INTO POSITION, MOISTEN EARTH AND PLACE POT IN COOL, DARK ROOM POR ABOUT 10 WEEKS .THEN MOVE TO A WELL-LIGHTED WINDOW., break wp an Orange ovate G.W.Kuhring Is Bereaved by Mother's Death G.F.W.Kuhring, 4323 Montrose avenue, was bereaved hy the death of his mother Mrs.Mary Frances Kuhring, which occurred in Toronto, on Thursday.Mr.Kuhring is president of the Westmount branch of the United Nations Society.The late Mrs.Kuhring had been prominent in Church of England affairs for more than 50 years.Born in Ottawa, she lived in Toronto until 1905 when \u2018her husband the late Canon Gustav A.Kuhring, was transferred to Saint John, N.B.She lived there until 1920 and during the First Creat War\u2019 organized voluntary services in New Brunswick.In 1922 she helped organize.the Dpeace-lime aclivities of the Red Cross in New Brunswick.Mrs.Kuhring wes editor of the Church of England calendar for many years, ing on the principle that the public has short memories, the elected representatives paid scant attention to the public outcry.Maybe when they again come soliciting votes they will find that an enlightened electorate will not have forgotten \u201cBlack Monday.\u201d The example shown by the United States group in tabulating how our members cast their votes on leading issues may prove an incentive to some Canadian groups to get out a similar guide here before the next general election.Long Memory.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1950 Temple Emanu-El Sabbath services, tonight, Oct.27, at 8:15.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cMy Pilgrimage to Israel\u2014 Lecture III.\u201d (In this address the Rabbi will deal with Israel and Bing, Garner Bornstein, Hershell Lewis, Paul Putziger, Leonard Blank, and Louis Cohen.Tablet to Be Unvelled At the service this Friday evening, Congregation Emanu-El will pay tribute to the late Harry Edwin Davis and his wife Julia | PAGE FIVE Davis, who throüghout their lives rendered devoted service to Tems- ple Emanu-El.A bronze tablet inscribed with their names has been placed in the Temple Sanctuary as an everlasting memorial and as a tribute of esteem and affection from Congregation Em- anu-El, : I 600D TIME -MID-OCTOBER GOOD SOIL - SANDY LOAM the United Nations\u2014Israel and her Arab neighbors\u2014Israel and Canada.) Tomorrow morning, Oct.28, at 11:30, sermonette\u2014\u201cJewish Hospitality,\u201d based on Torah portion.Bar Mitzvah At the services this Sabbath\u2014 both on Friday evening and on Saturday morning, Arthur, son of Mr.and Mrs.Abraham Benjamin, will be called to the reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah, We congratulate the new son of the Commandment, his parents and family.Dinner Meeting The first Temple Brotherhood dinner meeting of the season takes place Sunday evening, Oct.29 at 6:45 in the Temple Community House.Dr.Harry J.Stern will speak on \u201cEurope and Israel Revisited\u201d and will deal in his address with matters of a confidential nature which he learned during his travels the past summer.This was Dr.Stern's fourth visit to Palestine and his fifth to Europe.Reservations for the dinner are to be made with the Temple office, FI.2405.The ladies will be guests of \u2018brotherhood members.The musical program will be rendered by Cantor Otto Staeren.Committee in charge: Messrs.Nathan À 2\" APART (aA Clea IE saat fos, = à ND Cs §noworor 2°} oe JONQUIL 6 1M.Qi TULIP 4 IN.APART WX HYACINTH 6 IN.APART NARCISSUS © TQ 12 IN.APART \u2026 À WASTEPAPER BASKET OR À SOLIO COLOUR.OCTOBER 1950 Om gages Gur doté à | fe Canals Savings Condé for He chibetene | PIPE CUT IN HALF.FASTEN FALSE BOTTOM.ORAPE WITH REMNANT MATERIAL.AROUND TOP, PLACE NARROW STRIP OF CARDBOARD, COVERED WITH SAME MATERIAL GOMETHING NEW FOR A STOVE PIPE.«o.A LAUNDRY BASKET FULL LENGTH STOVEPIPE.FALSE BOTTOM OF CARDBOARD , FASTENED WITH GUMMED PAPER.COVER PIPE WITH CRETONNE OR CHINTZ RUNNING HALFWAY DOWN INSIDE.CEMENT IN PLACE.Z One thing common to good gar- : deners is the ability to plan for the ; future.Now is the time to prepare for those harbingers of a new gardening year\u2014spring bulbs.There is still time to plant some.If you didn\u2019t place your order early, you will likely still find some available at the stores.The planting chart and instructions given will prove helpful to the uninitiated.Forcing Bulbs While on the subject of bulbs, why not resolve to try your hand at forcing some for winter bloom, If isn't as difficult as it would sound and information on the subject is usually abundant at this time of year.The simple instructions given here will get you started, but check planting guides before you select your varieties\u2014some will force better than others and rigid forcing dates should be followed.Stovepipes With cooler weather, we begin the annual tussle with stoves and stove- % pipes.I am reminded of my firs} Ë brdeal\u2014back in the days when J thought all stovepipes were same.Instead of buying six-inch pipe, 1 bought some seven inches in diameter.Before it was time to use it the bill was lost and, rather than face the clerk again, I have been - trying to think up uses for it ever since.Two of the best I have hit upon are illustrated.They sound rather \u201cscrewy\u201d but they have \" # proven satisfactory.More About Orange Crates ; M: oung son surprised me b king in his bed.walking in with a table for room\u2014all painted and ready for use.Evidently they are teaching shop- work in lower grades than they used to, as he made it at school.Shown is a copy of his finished product piques mama TE Ce TES 2e EE È E ; IN | 4 ai a ui F # \u20ac $, i IT A He Oo» O0 s CE ss 2 À it bon i | a cu \u2018 \u2018 i cH i Ÿ oy | 1 pra a) Nall Enamel of Richard Hudnut egg Creme 0 ly 2 0 0 SF ous tAcceptedl I -\u2014 Shampoo you buy) n .® For ad ded 9 > « ps at IIH 17H 1100 1117, FA 1 1 LICE 6.95 VALUE c NN againgt infection HEATING PADS, 3 H a 1.50 VALUE YOURSELF A ¢ y 1 RUBBER HOT WATER b¢ ot Alon FACIAL ] } 1.00 VALUE HALIBUT LIVER OIL VII CLINICAL THERMOM RESISTABS COLD TAEBIN.BAYER'S ASPIRIN .JN.PHILLIP'S MILK OF M GROVE'S BROMO QU CAMAY, PALMOLIVE ( BEAUTIFUL SCHICK R FREE WITH 20 SCH FACELLE CLEANSING IN ASSORTED COL( LL 2 D7 Oe ddl iia \\ SPECIAL \\\"OFFER /] *2.00 JAR OF ROSE CREAM $1.78 ULL LL id 7727277 777777 AE ZV P70 70 7 00 70% = HOUSEHOLD DRUGS === ; MASK ABS.& C.TABLETS .eee.100% NEO- CHEMICAL WITCH HAZEL, PURE.0.[11111111116 on.6%¢ | - mé 0 FRIAR'S BALSAM .2 ox 35cN FOOD 120 de MAN er TON HE we | SEER RE A gently bracing and exhilara feeling comes with the use \u201clunge wyene?QuBarry Rose Cream Mask.= by Richard Huduat- J .COCILLANA COUGH SYRUP .4%¢ ASA TABLETS, For Pain .100's 49e HYDROGEN PEROXIDE .lge.bottle 29c SEIDLITZ POWDERS .Box of Ÿ 29c ANTACID POWDER, For Indigestion.49¢c} A Pleasant Tasting} > Complete and Economica VITAMIN and MINERAL FOOD SUPPLEMENT PARA LAS RET 1265 \"HASH a 27 2777220728 \u2014 \u2014 Ta area et sans nt het eer samt pe or cu see 15 a rm mm rma - - - Pa ufaspAY, OCTOBER 27, 1850 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014Y _ I : PAGE ELEVEN eee a \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 - ° 6 Deliveries Cs Jy A Each Day | AN : © AL 4.- needs make-up OKE ST.WEST DExter CTRIA AVENUE Fee Deuvey 3925 x à it if you're timid.Ît?s hotter than you think! 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FINIR 59¢ STOMACH POWDER 98% \u2014 = TABLETS \u2014125¢, 59¢ rr rrr 7, arabes, au 00D et) ANTICOLIC NIPPLES .3 for 25c fi ONKE j| TABLETS ABSORBENT COTTON .Ib.79\u20ac | Le 2 VACUUM BOTTLES .Pints 98¢ I.boi j ap RELIES OF VICEROY Le Co Tasting] =x a HEADACHES ALL RUBBER BABY DOLL, Drinks and Wets .2.19 boo nomic J, ress NEURALGIA FROSST BABY ACETOPHEN .3 dox 35¢.hi JOHNSON & JOHNSON 4 IERAL| 35e , - RHEUMATIC PAIN rs nse COLDS \u2014 = osprz 9, The Women\u2019 3 EL > M.GH.A: Auxiliary 1 Bessborough LO.D.E.I The first autumn meeting of the Montreal West Branch of the Women's Auxiliary of the Montreal General Hospital will be held at 3 pm.in the Montreal West Town Hall on Tuesday.It is hoped that all.members and prospective members of the Branch will make a special effort to attend, Montreal Club At the Montreal Women's Club meeting on Monday at 2:30 p.min the Mount Royal Hotel, the guest speaker will bo Murray R.Chipman, M.C., Montreal Director of the Maclean-Hunter Publishing Company, whose subject will be \u201c \u201cYour Canada \u2014 Country of destiny.\u201d Mr.Chipman is a graduate of Acadia University, and a well known author and traveller.The program is under the direction of the Home and Education department, with Mrs.W.R.Rennie, chairman.For Fall and Later THE IN-BETWEEN\u2019 COAT Plain or Fur Trimmed bespoke tailor One 4 three 4 st.catherine w.phone pl.4953 for appointment ITS | SMmoorh.ITS .mellow.FRONTENAC WHITE (AP ALE ITS THE FINEST ALE YOU'VE EVER rasreo/ \u201cONE-WAY'\" BOTTLES & CANS The monthly meeting of the Earl of Bessborough.Chapter 1.0.D.E.will take place next Thursday evening, November 2 at the home of Mrs.A.E.Watts, 3788 Hampton Avenue, commencing at 8.15 p.m.= Drama Class The Drama Group of the Notre Dame de Grace Women\"\u201ds Club under the chairmanship of Mrs.C.W.Thompson will meet on Wednesday, November 1, at 2 p.min the N.D.G, Y.M.C.A.Cecile Wright is directing the group which meets every two weeks, C.W.L.An organization meeting c£ the Traveller's Aid and Immigration Committee of the Archdiocesan Council, The Catholic Women's League of Canada, will be held in the Sisters of Service Residence.Dorchester street west, tonight at 8.15, to make plans for the annual Christmas sale being held on December 9., Ladies\u2019 Book Club The monthly meeting of the Westmount Park Emmanuel Ladies\u2019 Book Club will be held on Monday, at 8:15 p.m.in Webster Hall.Guest reviewer will be Mrs.J.K.Brown, who gave a very interesting and entertaining review when she visited the book club last season.Mrs.Brown will review the new novel \u201cThe Boys of Sharon\u201d by Louise Cooper.A short discussion and refreshments will follow.Visitors will be made welcome, Alumnae Tea The Alumnae Society of the High School for Girls is holding its Fall Tea on Novemher 4, at 3 p.m, in the Auditorium of the (High School, University Street.As this is the 75th Anniversary of the High School for Girls the entertainment committee has arranged a special members\u2019 program, when several distinguished graduates will be presented to the meeting.Margaret Gwyman, this year's winner of the Alumnae Scholarship will also be present.Following the meeting tea will be served in the gymnasium.Rummage Sales The Ladies Committee of the Royal Montreal Regiment will hold their semi-annual rummage sale tomorrow at 2 p.m., in the West- mount Armoury, 4625 St, Catherine street west.Mrs.T.C.Trenholme will convene, assisted by Mrs.F F.Rejall, and members of the Ladies Committee.The Armoury will be open until that date for all contributions of clothing, toys, books, trinkets, etc.Please mark all parcels \u201cR.M.R.Rummage Sale.\u201d Contributions may be left also at the following homes: Mrs.G.V.Whitehead, 3484 Peel street, Montreal; Mrs, Dent Harrison, 609 Roslyn avenue, West- mount; Mrs.T.C, Trenholme, 32 Windsor avenue, Westmount; Mrs, C.Stacey, 137 Strathearn avenue, Montreal West, Proceeds from the sale will be used for welfare work of the Committee.St.Matthias Social Service Club will hold a rummage sale in the Lower Hall, Cote St.Antoine Road, Westmount, on Wednesday, at 2 p.m.The Cote des Neiges and Snow- don Women\u2019s Club will hold a rummage sale in the hall of Calvary United Church on Thursday, November 2, at 2 p.m.Mrs, L.W, Beauprie will be in charge of arangements.The Kinettes of Snowdon-Mount Royal will hold a rummage sale in St.Jude's Church hall, corner of Coursel and Vinet streets, on Thursday, november 2, at 1 p.m.Melville S Society.The Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of Melville Presbyterian Church will meet for work at 2:30 p.mon Monday, in the church hall, Melville Avenue, Westmount, Veterans\u2019 Widows On account of her illness and the fact that she is still confined to hospital, Mrs.Margaret Wain- ford, President of the Non-Pen- sioned Veterans\u2019 Widows\u2019 Association, Inc., requests all members who may require blue forms to get in touch with Mrs.J.Ritchie, 286 Third Avenue, Verdun (YO.6696).Whist and Bridge The Service Group of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Homoeopathic Hospital, Marlowe Avenue, is holding a military whist and bridge party tonight at 8 p.min the Griffith Memorial Hall of the hospital.Players are asked to bring their own cards.Committee members are: Re- freshments\u2014Mrs.M, Coyle, Mrs.J.Goodenough, and Mrs.T.E.Heron; Prizes\u2014Mrs.W.S.Matthews and Mrs.R.S.Adrian; Jam Table\u2014Mrs.J.T.Copland, Mrs.H.A.Holland, and Mrs.P.Aldred; and Publicity\u2014Mrs.R.B.Hamilton.pu + \u2018 Charlotte Gowns Show Special \u2019Teen-age W ear Charlotte Gowns has just opened a special department for teenagers and is now showing the latest Fall and Winter dresses for the younger set.This wonderful new collection was selected with an eye to the needs of the on PAGE FIFTEEN Styles and materials to give teen-ager.were carefully chosen value and variety, Charlotte feels certain that the very moderate prices *will be particularly pleasing to the teenager on a budget and also to Mom and Dad.Charlotte Gowns is located on Green Avenue just below Sherbrooke street.Why not drop in and have a look | around?es ~~ = We Invite .The Most Difficult Hair Colouring Problems Modern developments in the art of hair colouring as practised by our experienced beauticians enable us to correct and glamourize your hair shade for the busy social season ahead.STARS 1898 Consultation by Appointment \u2014 Phone WE.2765 ROSS 4210 St.Catherine Street at Greene Avenue in Westmount Donald B.Ross, Proprietor REC'D.Member\u2014Master Ladies\u2019 Hairdressers\u2019 Guild of Montreal ÿ GOOD PAYING ARE NOW OPEN FOR WORKERS IN PRACTICALLY ALL CUTTING AREAS WOODS Especially Heavy Demand CALL AT OR WRITE YOUR NEAREST \u2018NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OFFICE FOR FULL INFORMATION FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR MILTON F.GREGG.Minister.- JOBS IN CANADA in Ontario and Quebec A.MacNAMARA, Deputy Minister.a.Ep.ae a SN 2 . \\ 5 PAGE SIXTEEN THB EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1950 J A | ww y \u201cCalling All Children\u201d fu et Speirs NY | ; \u201c11 SCHOOL OF DANCING T CE \\ Opportunity Knocks! §/\u201d À DOES YOUR CHILD || : PHOTOGRAPH WELL?|} © À Modelling classes in ENE tee.17 Em ve Te wp 2 CATA cen rar a ETA | œ ENJOYABLE AND WELL PAID ENGAGEMENTS SPEIRS - MILLER STUDIOS pg\u201d 0 DE.3717 Pa 4932 SHERBROOKE ST.| | iB Commercial Photography for \\e LP! Ë Photogenic children, who will D, i be trained and placed ] Pe & sm = at Claremont tem \u2014 start their sixth season over CFCF commencing The popular players of \u201cThe Children\u2019s Theatre,\u201d 1 Saturday morning, November 4, at 12:30.directed by Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters, BRADING'S ALE WINS TWO AWARDS «.at a competition held by L'institut International d\u2019Alimentation, Brussels, Belgium in August, 1950 + First Prize \u2014 awarded over all other Canadian gle entries.e 2.Special Award Also won by Brading's Ale for the most outstanding malt beverage among ALL\u2019 * Canadian entries, No Wonder More and More People are Switching to BRADING'\u2019S Old Stock \" ALE \u2018Current .Pleasing Recital Held m Vic.Hall Conrad Brewster, West-Indian- Canadian pianist and composer gave a well received recital at Victoria Hall, last night.Mr.Brewster who was born in Barbados, was formerly a student of the McGill Conservatory of Music.Last night's program included the following items: Sonata Opus 2 No.2 \u2014 Beethoven; Suite in G minor \u2014 Rameau; Rhapsody in B minor \u2014 Brahms; Polonaise in E flat minor \u2014 Chopin; Two Preludes and a Waltz \u2014 Chopin; Waltz Caprice \u2014 Cyril Scott; Impromptu in B minor and Scenes de Ballet \u2014 G.Colevidge Taylor.(Continued from Page 3) tions of the various committee there.Splitting into groups, one section went to the International Court of Justice; another to the Security Council, a third to thes Trusteeship Council and a fourth to the General Assembly, where they had the thrill of watching history being made.They dined in the Delegates Dining Room, and were later addressed by an official U.N.interpreter, Ted Fagan, in a friendly and informal manner.On Friday night most of the visitors went to the theatres, while Saturday morning was highlighted by a tour of the City, followed by an afternoon of frenzied shopping.Heading for the N.B.C.studios Saturday night Oriental Dance Exponent At The Seville Art Theatre MONKLAND - G(ROMARD SE AU su Added Treot She's the Words and Music in All \u2018America\u2019s Heart! Saturday till Tuesday SHOWING 06.SIVER LINING STARS SHINN TODAY! JUNE EE GORDON ay GRAY HAVER MCRAE \"RIDING \"PAID IN FULL\" nds of ROBERT CUMMINGS and LIZABETH SCOTT wo me.Beginning \"next Thursday, the on the stage a foremost exponent of Oriental dances, Mara.As colorful in her personality as in her career, Ma:a was born in Manchuria.At 18, already interested in dancing as a career, she was sent to the Sorbonne, University of Paris.After relurning to her family, then removed to Hong- Kong, she made her first tour \\o£ the Far Eastern capitals.Later, she continued to study the difficult discipline of the Orientai dance; in Djocja, the ancient capital of Java, under Ngadimin- ga, court dancer for the reigning Sultan; in Saigon, French Indo- China, under Nonse-Rei, renowned Cambodian dancer; and in Paris, under the world famous Hindu dancer, Ram Gopal.Theatrical appearances throughout Europe and Asia included engagements with the Opera Ballet in Harbin, Manchuria; the Kunst Theatres in Batavia, Bandoeng and Soerabaya, East Indies; Saigon Opera House, Saigon; Metropolitan Theatre, Manila; Saior du grand cirque militaire, Gaité Lyrique, Paris, Brunneleschi\u2019s Aca- they listened and saw on television the Jack Carter show at the Hudson Theatre, and also present were movie stars Gloria deHaven and Jimmy Durante, Mr.Snyder, advisor and founder of the Current Events Club,.expressed his views on the trip, following their return home Sunday night.\u201cThere is,\u201d he said, \u201cno doubt that the knowledge and experiences of the past four crowded days easily equal several months of perfunctory schooling.As I expected from past experience, the students measured up fully to my confidence in them.They brought Westmount great | credit.\u201d A history teacher at Westmount High School, he concluded that \u201cfor a long time in the lives of the excursionists, whenever the term \u2018United Nations\u2019 is mentioned, a vivid flash of recollection and appreciation will cross their minds.\u201d Considered a tremendous success, it is hoped that further ventures of this type will become an annual event.BIG MISSOURI SPRING +, Eleven of the 67 springs of first magnitude in the U.S.are in Missouri, including Big Spring, which has a measured daily flow of over 840,000,000 gallons.Big Spring is in Big Spring State cevrs seas park in Carter county.elon 7 Seville Art Theatre will present |.demy of Dance, London, and many other European capital cities.Of special interest are the richly displayed authentic costumes worn by Mara, which add so much to the astonishing perfection of the discipline revealed in the difficult dance patterns \u2014 a marvellously embroidered art frozen into unchanging and unchangeable designs hundreds .of years ago.On the same program is \u201cMoon and Sixpence,\u201d the celebrated movie based on a story by the great writer Somerset Maugham.With George Saunders, Herbert Marshall, Albert Basserman, and others.\u2018Star Night\u2019 Held In Westmount Park Attracts Crowd Over 1,500 persons gathered in Westmount on Thursday night to View the heavens.It was the sixth annual \u201cStar Night\" of the Montreal Centre of the Royal Astronomical Society held in the park at Western and Melville avenues.\u2018 In addition to 29 telescopes of varying sizes, the program featured®the showing of two motion pictures on the Milky Way and the moon as well as slides on astronomical manifestations.In charge of the event was a committee composed of W.M.Bir- tles, I.K, Williamson and C.M.Good.John Duffy, president of the Montreal group acted as master of ceremonies and Henry F.Hall, dean of Sir George Williams College answered questions submitted.Starting Nov 7th at GESU THEATRE Ti-coQ in English with FRIDOLIN 2.60 - 2.00 - 1.50 (tex ine.) BOX OFFICE DAILY 1200 BLEURY STREET 10 a.m, until 6 p.m.PL.9071 By MAIL, Address \u201cTI-COQ\u201d 1200 Bleury Ha ai Dn RHR OR i, TX of at- ion nd as- ir- he ter all, ol- ed.\u2018will then be closed temporarily Two Big Hit Show At Monkland \u201cThe Daughter of Rosie O'Grady,\u201d Warner Bros THE EXAMINER,, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTORER 27, 1950 \u201cFather of the Bride\u201d To Westmount Theatre Sunday Technicolor production of Broadway show business, which begins its local engagement at the Monkland Theatre on Saturday till Tuesday, played its New York engagement at the Radio City Music Hall, one of the world\u2019s largest theatres.June Haver plays the title role of a talented young girl who becomes a star, while Gordon MacRae enacts the roll of Tony Pastor, well-known impresario.For your added.enjoyment, we have selected Claudette Colbert in \u201cThe Secret Fury,\u201d to give you ome of the season\u2019s two big , hit show that you'll really enjoy.Win-Sum Inn Is In New Location The many friends of Mr.and Mrs.B.J.Glaveen, of Win-Sum Inn, Piedmont, will be interested to learn that they have taken over the new hotel, formerly known as the \u201cMontclair\u201d in St.| Sauveur des Monts, where they will open immediately to accommodate the annual convention of Ontario and Quebec Social Welfare Agencies from Thursday to Saturday of this week.The Inn for various alterations and improvements, re-opening early in December in anticipation of the skiing season.The new place is a larger and more modern building than the cone in Piedmont, and an automatic sprinkler system s now being installed for fire protection.The name \u201cWin-Sum Inn\" will be retained and it will be operated on the same friendly lines which guests have appreciated in the past.\u201cDances of Ing Ker Vat, a> Japan and China\u201d AND GUEST ARTIST +: Michiko o'/ Screen nS EL SANDERS CE MARSHALL [1] UP-TO-THE-MINUTE _ World & Local News ef® by your @ hd b CARLINGS @8® REPORTER nell Ja AY @ .bg cYF.St.Matt Promote Sixer Michael has Pack Sixers The Pack held a going-up cere- \u2018mony last Friday, Harper, when Senior \u201cFather of the Bride,\u201d hich brings Spencer Tracy, Joan Bennett and- Elizabeth Taylor to the Westmount screen Sunday, is the hilarious and heartwarming story of a father's trials and tribulations when his daughter announces her impending marriage.The laugh-filled action revolves about \u2018what happens to him before, during and after the wedding.The picture is based on the story by Edward Streeter, read by more than ten million people.It was a Book-of-the-Month selection and also ran as a serial in a national magazine before being syndicated in a number of leading newspapers throughout the country.The screen play was written by\u201d Fran ces Goodrich and Albert Hackett.The new picture marks the sec- Dr.E.M.Crawford 0f Homoeopathic Heads Med.Assn.Dr.E.M: Crawford, of the Homoeopathic.Hospital, has been elected president of the Association of Radiologists of the Province of Quebec for 1950-51 His election took place at the arnual meeting of Lhe association held in the Montreal General Hospital.Other officers are: Dr.Origene Dufresne, of the Radium Institute, vice-president; Dr.Guillaume Gill, also of the Radium Institute, secretary; Dr.Donald L.McRae, of the Montreal Meurological Institute, treasurer; and Doctors Mathieu Samson, and Jules Gosselin, Sixers of Quebec, Carlton B.Pierce, L.A.Hamilton Slesser, Roddy Hermitage and David Gilmour and Sec-| Montreal, directors.Gagnier, and E.F.Crutchlow, of Dr.Jean Pierre Jean cf the Her- .all fathers of daughters \u2014 past, \u2018wagon train to keep a date with ond David Taylor and Cub Billy Ross crossed the line and were accepted into the Troop by Mr.R.G.Sims, the Scoutmaster.After the ceremony a games\u2019 program was put on and the prize of a dozen chocolate bars was won by the Grey Six.Each Six also received a pound of jelly beans at the end of the meeting.The Scouts went in with the various Sixes for the evening and some keen competition was demonstrated.Bobby de Fougerolles has been appointed Second of the Brown Six and Ronny Taylor will be promoted bert Reddy Memorial Westmount, was named meetings Sunny Vickers, starlet recently signed to a term contract, is for- tured on the cover of the Septem- issue of Pageant magazine, now on newsstands.several national magazine covers, featuring Miss Vickers, who was formerly a model, are currently in preparation, Hospital, In addition, Comes ond comedy in a row for Spencer Tracy, coming on top of his big hit in \u201cAdam's Rib.\u201d As the \u201cFather of the Bride\u201d he salutes present and future! The role of the mother is playe-l by Joan Bennett, who recently scored in another mother role in \u201cThe Reckless Moment.\u201d Her current assignment is her first at the M-G-M studios.Elizabeth Taylor, who recently enacted a bride in real life, finds herself completely at home as the twenty-two-year-old miss whn throws her entire family into a state of chaos when she announces her engagement.And the report is that she gets even more laughs than she did as Van Johnson's costar in \u201cThe Big Hangover.\u201d Added Attraction Joel McCrea and Barry Sullivan fight to the death over a million dollars in gold bullion and the affections of Arlene Dahl! A swirling torrent is forded by a death! Indian fights \u2014 a livestock stampede \u2014 the spectacle of the Utah mountains and canyons filmed on location in Technicolor! These are a few of the highlights of M-G-M's highly-tout- ed new outdoor adventure drama, \u201cThe Outriders,\u201d which is the added attraction on the West- mount screen.The director is Roy Rowland, who packed a ton of action into twenty pounds of film in \u201cKiller McCoy,\u201d \u201cThe Romance of Rosy Ridge,\u201d \u201cScene of the Crime.\u201d The producer is Richard Goldstone, who was responsible for the planning of a migration of a crew, of more than a hundred players and PAGE SEVENTEEN ing them were 120 natives, work= ing as extras, and a contingent of Indians from surrounding reservae tions who took.part in the pice ture\u2019s battle sequences.LR RECORDS \u201cLA VIE EN ROSE\" \u2014 Tony Mertin \"GOODNIGHT, IRENE\" \u2014 Dennis Day \"MONA LISA\" \u2014 Dennis Dey \u201cSAM'S SONG\" \u2014 Freddy Martin \"ALL MY LOYE\" \u2014 Dennis Day \"PLAY A SIMPLE MELODY\" \u2014 Phil Harris \"BONAPARTE'S RETREAT\" \u2014 Gene Krups AVENUE SALES Authorized RCA Victor Dealer © VICTOR RECORDS © HOTPOINT APPLIANCES © RADIO REPAIRS .4174 ST.CATHERINE WEST at Greene Fl.9192 technicians to Kanab, Utah.Join- LLL LL IISLS LISI LLL ELLIS ALLS LLL LLL IL TF LIIILLS S77 STS 1 7 DOROTHY DAVIS CHILDREN'S THEATRE SCHOOL OF STAGE AND RADIO SPECIAL RADIO COURSES Juniors - Intermediates - Seniors Supervised by Chas.Miller Listen to CFCF Saturday moraing, 12:30 to 1, starting Nov.4th Special contest opens for Boys and Girls NORTH and WEST END STUDIOS \u2014 DExter 6620 VIOLET WALTERS to the rank of Second at our first! meeting in November.Robert Carr | will be appointed Sixer of the Red Six of which he has been the Second for some time past.Tony Bowen has now completed his Second Star and will be in- vesled with this badge at the first meeting in November.Peers Davidson now has only his exercises to do in order to complete Second Star.Tonight the Pack will hold the annual Hallowe'en party and there will be prizes for the hest costume, the funniest and the most original.The Scouts are invited to this party and there will be a prize for the best dressed Scout.L.J.Belnap Elected To Industrial Board L.J.Belnap, 558 Roslyn avenue, Westmount, chairman of Consolidated Paper Corporation Limited.and chairman of the executive committee of Worthington Pump and Machinery Corporation, was elected a board member of the National Industrial Conference Board, Inc, for a nne-yeat term at the board\u2019s 316tn meeting held in the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York, on Thursday.Started in 1916, the Conference Board is a non-profit, fact-finding organization supported by nore than 3,000 business concerns, labor unions, trade associations, government bureaus, libraries, colicges Ol and universities.the B PON TAYLOR SYERSROOKE c£ GREY EL 3 +5 TODAY and SATURDAY! \u2014\u2014 \"NO MAN OF HER OWN\" with | Barbara Stanwyck and John Lund \"THE BIG LIFT\" wih Montgomery Clift and Paul Douglas.Starts SUNDAY For ONE WEEK! TWO FEATURE ATTRACTIONS! From the floming Magazine Serial?UTRIDERS srazenc JOEL MCCREA el wn ARLENE DAHL M-G- Ms Color b TECHNICOLOR à ADVENTURE MUSICAL # des en ae OO ON WO a M SU ea pray hor eT hi 4 ; i } \u2014 paca\" Th FRET I ERLE ¢ ions: a aie 4 AS et Ws ST.ow LMM se bin 1 gee + 4 Sa Ta ater PAGE EIGHTEEN Yl THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1950 | (Westmount Play: Sherbrooke Here rere Ge ts are md \u2014 7 < tees 5 kde sre ms hrs ei oh gon Kh av.> rie reli Cn aT Here Saturday Westmount Warrior Juniors, presently holding down fourth spot in the Q.R.F.U.end another season on Saturday when they meet up with the South Shore Combines at the Westmount Athletic Grounds.With only two squads in the Ed Lafontaine booted both converts, while Clyde Pearce gathered a single to assure the Westmount- ers of a victory over the Bomhers, who have had trouble getting started all year.The game with the Combines will get underway at 2:15 p.m.in the Westmount Athletic Grounds.President Clarence Campbell of Westmount Warriers of the their first Sunday game at the riddled Westmount squad swept \\{f they win their remaining thre Lakeshore, - With Jim Chambers, Eddie è fi W t J fought tussle, 13-12.Jim Lawsony + it was once ag the spearhead of } | estmount Jrs, | gor saan ve sreamena Sunday Tilt at Grounds i scored a major, and was respon- H sible for many 1 ins, whil End Schedule [sm omer ee eme mime Defeat Eastward 12-0 scorer.- - By MEL JAMES T Senior Q.R.F.U.division, will play Westmount Athletic Grounds this weekend when they meet up with the Sherbrooke squad.Still tied for first place with the Lakeshore Flyers, the injury by Eastward on Saturday with a \u201812-0 victory, and appear to be on the march to the championship e games and Army is dropped by wr.x Th play-offs this year, the West-| (he Nationa) Hockey League an- Lvni à mounters were ousted on the y agn ter 3 Bn Lerman, Lynn Hiscock and Jack ea e i Eli ; ! ,nounced- that the hockey writers ETI Black sidelined for the tussle ch hok Ue eh superior playing of the N.L.G.lin the circuit's six cities would EDDIE McLEOD with Eastward, and with Eddié HT RE Muple Leafs and the St.Aloysius select its 1950-51 All-Star team.Converts with cast McLeod onl making two ap- ® E Br Orfuns, who are tied for first place y P tan S to al ti He : ) ; ; 7 pearances to kick converts dur- | in the league standings at the ! .! | present time.° .9 ing the Hastward game, the i The Westmounters have lost R.M.R.Win Against A S powerful for the Hadtward rue Westmount and Lakeshore are Cou five games this season, two of ° Only in the first quarter did |tied at the top of the léague i them to their arch rivals the Ma- At Sh b k RFU the Fi hters promise Yo make a |staiding in the Q.R.F.U.seni À = ple Leafs by big scores, and one \u20acrorooKe 1n ° tough 5 tt! FF ints domi standing 1 ee or À 5 each to South Shore, St.Aloysiug .ough atile or po omin- division with 12 points each.In ' 4 and Rosemount.ated by the Westmounters.the junior division, N.D.G.and f i! DOWN ROSEMOUNT Coach Dave Peebles\u2019 well drill- their seventh straight setback at Before the game, Co-coaches |g Aloysius are also deadlocked 4 Co Ee : « Sherbrooke on Sunda Roy Chesley and Mack Parsons ; BoE Last Sunday, they defeated the [6d Royal Montreal Regiment's ! : y ; ; at the top of the heap with 14 LOF Rosemount Bombers losely football team handed Sherbrooke Vie Daigneault plunged five told the players that it was UP |roints each.| Pb osemount Bombers in ac osely | tootha ~~ yards for the first Army major to them to carry the pigskin with QRFU.SENIOR EU a N early in the opening quarter be-|an all out effort in order to PW.L.D.F.A.Pls, a fore Sherbrooke\u2019s \u2018coach Sam Ab- Make up for the players injured.|\\vestmount .7 6 1 0116-48 12 bow bott hoisted a 60 yard punt for |As a result, Ducky Aird, a light, Lakeshore .7 6 1.0 95 2 12 Lo a single.speedy halfback who has been |Army .7 4 2 1 94 43 9 bo Al Wilcox took a pass from troubled with an injured heel all [Eastward .7 3 4 0 6 © 6 UE Norris Masterman and sprinted Season, turned in a sparkling [ThreeRIvers .7 1 5 1 51 .3 CR 30 yards for a touchdown which performance.He scored the West- Sherbrooke .7 0 7 0 1116 0 ] ! R Jack Patterson converted in the mounters first major and was ND.G QEFE JURIOR 2 1 i p te third quarter.chiefly responsible for the second st.Aloysius cs 97 2 0154 60 14 TI \u2026 Abbott singled again for the|when he intercepted an Eastward south Shore .9 6 3 0121 68 12 to sca Go?Athletics in the last stanza.forward at the 35, flipped the |\\westmount ., 9 4 5 0 67118 8 out a cob The final score was R.M.R.[ball to Archie Borland on a later- Rosemount .9 3 6 0 93 @ 6 aftern: d Se (Army) 11 Sherbrooke 2.On |al and the latter brought \\ the Cartierville 9 0 9 0 25327 0 ! i Sunday R.M.R.will tackle Lake- pigskin to the Eastward 25 yard - It Lo CANADIAN WHIS KY shore at Valois.In the first line._ .\u2018| ligiments from the Three Rivers from is meeting at the Westmount Athle- From there, several line game, and wearing a heavy cast and ti | : tic Grounds R.M.R.should have plunges brought the ball to the during the afternoon came out crew | ; won as they had more of the play Eastward two yard stripe, where to attempt both converts.The counte i than Lakeshore.A win on Sun- Bobby Pugh plunged over on a |stout hearted little halfback, still Wes 7 ¢ day.for Army will keep them in quarterback sneak.leading point getter in the league in eve ; therunning for the championship.Eddie McLeod, suffering torn this season hobbled out.after Wedne i Aird had made his major in the in gr ° second quarter, but his convert Westmount Warrior Waterboy, Vent wide ot tne posts.plays \u2018 ; ° ° Early in the fourth quarter he ouñ : Winston Chase, Widely Mourned made his way out to the field Boy again; slipped a blue peak cap fourtt Youngsters throughout the City of Westmount mourned the eases point on Pushes « \"49 a recent death of playmate, Winston Chase, 10-year-old son of Mr.and major.Without hesitating or ith { Mrs.J.R.Chase, 10 Brooke avenue, who was paid final tribute at turning around, he limped off the Tu _ the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, Thursday field to the players bench wait- the | te DISTILLED IN CANADA morning.ing for his playmates to score with i of ! BLENDED IN CANADA The slim crinkly-haired colored boy, a student of St.Leo's Aca- another major so he would have she i LE demy, and a member of the Westmount Recreational Department as another chance to score the ex- lu i BOTTLED IN CANADA y ; ; : ; P tra point.But the chance never sel well as the newly opened Unity Boys Club, died at his home Sunday a Mari 1 si came, with Jim Simpson gath- th | for morning after an attack of meningitis.ering the last point of the game e à CANADIANS WHO APPRECIATE THE FINEST CANADIAN WHISKY Was Waterboy * on & long punt a few minutes the p 73 FRANKFORT DISTILLERS (CANADA) LTD, Reported to be playing sports official waterboy of the West- after Pugh's major.mo I À ; only a few days before his death, mount Warrior juniors in the Also playing a fine game along Hi 1 : the news was a great shock to |Q.R.F.U, league, and players of the line was Harry Middleton, tert |all who khew him.He was the the squad wasted no time in one of the biggest players in the In ki a collection at their Sundas \"aéternoon game with Rose- league, who broke up numerous five mount to send a wreath Lastward Plays, white Des pind.mou , lay, Bo Law obinson Allenby Moss, executive direc- ay Johnny Hiltz proved other ball t f the Unity Boys' Club, paid high tribute to Winston.\u2018\u2019Though EN EE EE Dave Blag 1 ly knew him a short time more, who was captain o © line, ! I oy mber him as being a junior Warriors all season turned ried will remember fi i ther fi erforman t ; fine sport and great influence on pr er tine perto ce a thrd other members of the club,\u201d he _ ; .scor said.He also reported that the While Sherbrooke is still C other youngsters in the club |Yé@rming for a victory this sea- to missed the popular youngster, 50M Sunday's game is expected pro LI FI ED NC ARE N EEDED who, as an active member of the to be a hard fought contest, ity, s organization was known by all.with the Athletics expected to mai Linder Pays Tribute open up an airial offensive tic Herb Linder, Supervisor of Re- throughout the contest.Coaches for creation for the City of West- Chesley and Parsons have been mount also paid tribute to Win.drilling the squad on pass de- eig! | ston, claiming that he was one fensive plays all week, and will wh .N of the best liked youngsters in Once more be faced without the att the playground activities.He services of Chambers, Lehman gai | was a quiet, most likeable mem- and Hiscock.Jack Black will be We .È F S U A D R O N R E S E RVE ber\u201d Linder said.\u201cIt came as back in the lineup and McLeod the ; a great shock.\u201d will play his role of booting con- th .Winston was also well liked | verts with a cast, on if .and when the Applicants with FIGHTER SQUADRON experience especially by his school mates and members the Westmounters score a major.| .* * + .of the teaching staff, and was - \u201d welcome for interview with squadron technical officer oxtremels popular with the play.ONE -TIME GREAT md ' .ers of the Warrior football team.wi CALL WE.1157 or 58 Always cheerful and pleasant Joe Wright, sr., one of Canada\u2019s of oe ° oy + around the players\u2019 bench, he is great all-round athletes, died'at 86.wa Trade Training Is Also Available to Recruits mn mostly remembered for his boy- Husky, white-haired \u201cMr.Joe,\" ag : \u201c ish enthusiasm whenever one of for years an outstanding figure in th * \"AET\" \"AFT\" \"ARMT\" \"IT\" \u201cET (AERO) the players made a long gain in- rowing, baseball, track and field, to v to enemy territory; especially boxing and football had been mn La ; AERO ENGINE AIRFRAME ARMAMENT INSTRUMENT ELECTRICIAN when his big brother, Johnny, a since the death two years ago o , TECHNICIAN TECHNICIAN TECHNICIAN TECHNICIAN (AERO) backfield star of the squad, was his wife, the former Alethea Ainley th bo the ball carrier.of Toronto.aren or A Ee oa TR NE gms oye TI TOUTEEEE IEEE CSE w <