The Westmount examiner, 8 décembre 1950, vendredi 8 décembre 1950

[" > ae q ) ono S08 Mecember, 42.I NS ERE ER NANNY] Lansen The public, is.£9! 7 he Exami ner Serving the City of Westmount, Garden S uburb of Canada\u2019s M etropolis VOL.XXI, No.49 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1 PRICE 3 CENTS MURICIPAL ASSOCIATION MEETS Shaar Hashomayim Annual Meeting Held On Monday The 104th annual meeting of Congregation Shaar Hashomayim Westmount took place at the Synagogue, Monday evening.The evening's program commenced with a Chanukah Service in the Synagogue, with the participation of Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat, Cantor Nathan Mendelson and the Synagogue Choir under the direction of Choirmaster Jacob Rosemarin, The service was in observance of the traditional \u201cFeast of Lights,\u201d commemorating the heriosm of the Maccabees and the rededica- cation of the Temple in Jerusalem in the year 165 B.C.Representatives of the Junior Congregation participated in the ceremony of kindling of the lights, which was performed by Charles Schwartz.At the meeting, M.J.Heillig, President of the Congregation, reported on the activities of the past year and summarized the extensive cultural, social and relig- fous projects successfully carried out.Other \u2018reports were given by Isaac Kert, N.P.,, the Treasurer; Harvey Golden, Hon.Secretary and School Committee Chairman; Dr.George J.Strean, Extension Activities Committee Chairman and J.Roos, House Committee Chairman.The slate of officers and trustees for the coming year was presented- by Leon Levin, the Vice-President and Chairman of the Nominations Committee.Local Woman Is Injured Mrs.R.Childs, 74, of 4126 St.Catherine street, suffered minor injuries when she was struck by a street car at St.Catherine and Wood avenue.According to the victim, she got off a west bound street car and attempted to pass behind it to the opposite side of the street when hit by a tram car proceeding in the opposite direction.She was taken to the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital and treated by Dr.Kim- merly, who ordered her kept for X-Rays and observation.Gambling House Trial Under Way Louis Magid, of 3007A St.Antoine Street, accused of operating a gambling house on his premises, pleaded not guilty through counsel at \u2018the Westmount Recorder's Court session, Tuesday morning.Six foundins at the time of the raid carried out by the Westmount Police Department Friday night also pleaded not guilty through counsel.The defence lawyer for all parties was G.A.Elridge.Recorder 'C.' A.Hale set the trial Entertainment for Patients The \u201cOverseas Club\u201d of the Canadian Red Cross Corps held a yery successful sherry party on Saturday afternoon in the Officers\u2019 Mess of the Royal Montreal Regiment, Westmount, with the proceeds going towards the purchase of machines to project reading material on the ceiling for the entertainment and education of patients forced to spend long periods of time in bed.Mrs.Copping, wife of Dr.Gordon A.Copping, 4485 Sherbrooke street, Westmount, is an active member of the \u201cOverseas Club\u201d which has done a great deal for the welfare of the community as well as for veterans in hospital, Pictured above is how the projector works.The machine was conceived during the war by Eugene B.Power of Ann Arbor, Michigan, and is proving very popular in the United States.Santa Claus To Visit R.M.R.Sergeants\u2019 Mess - Santa Claus will visit the sergeants\u2019 mess of the Royal Montreal Regiment on Saturday afternoon, December 186.The annual Christmas Tree Party for children of the sergeants of the regiment will be held in the mess, with the proceedings getting underway at 2.30 p.m, Sergeant George Crompton will take the part of the jolly old gentleman and will arrive at the armory in an army truck driven by Sgt.Harry Miles and drawn by two gnomes impersonated by Sergt.Bill Green and C.S.M.J.S.Langley.The Santa Claus parade will start from Park Place, and will rate a police escort.In charge of the overall arrange-» [Civil Defence And The statement by the mayor |Added Membership Highlight Report Mayor J.8S.Cameron told some 300 members of the Westmount Municipal Association, who attended the annual general meeting of the association held in Victoria Hall on Tuesday night, that West.mount City Council is considering the appointment of a full tims Civil Defence Director, and the setting up of control centres, on clvil \u2018defence was one of the highlights in his address, which is reported in full in this issue, J.R.Fenwick, retiring president, gave a very full report of the activities of the association during the past year, and one pleasing item was that the membership had increased by a total of 40 over resignations due to deaths, removals, ete.Recreation facilities had also been Improved during the year, he said, and work in this connection was continuing.Mr.Fenwick covered the work performed by the many committees and thanked the various chairmen for the excellent way in which the committeed functioned.Questions submitted covered a wide scope including such items as snow removal, tram service, garbage collections, conservation of trees and the old question of dust on Claremont avenue due to the use of sand by the Montreal Tramway Company.Mayor Cameron and Mr.Fen- wick answered all queries submitted, with the answers given appearing to more or less.satisfy the questioners.The Westmount High School Glee Club, under the direction of Gifford Mitchell, B.A., Mus.Bac,, director of music for Westmount Schools, rendered a delightful selection of Carols prior to the business part of the meeting.The singing of the students and the pianoforte accompaniments by the brothers Weinfeld was heartily applauded by the audience with Mr.Fenwick voicing the thanks \u2018| of the association to the group.J Eric Slessor was elected president, with Sidney B.Fraser and Dent Harrison as vice-presi- dents.W.E.Black continues as serretary-treasurer.] J.A.DeLalanne, who it was thought would take over the chair, the same perlod last year, despitex \u2018[the fact that there had been 75 (Continued on Page 4) John Lewis Guest Speaker At So-Ed Club John Lewis, President of the Westmount Ski Club, was the guest speaker at last Friday's Westmount \u201cY\" So-Ed Program, Also Chairman of the local Y.M.« C.A.Board of Management, his informative address was highlighted by describing the make-up of a gki, the important features of good looks, and the safety harness.Mr.Lewis also showed very beautiful movies taken by the Ski Club and movies on skiing in the Canadian Rockies.Bill Hopper thanked the speaker for a most timely topic and Interesting movies.The evening was closed with dancing, singing, and refreshments.Last Friday marked the close of the seven-week instruction courses and lecture discussion pere iods.Tonight So-Ed for 1950 will officially be closed by a grand finale party in conjunction with the Young Adult's Christmas Dance.Whether \u201cY\"\u201d members or not, ail are welcome to attend this annual affair, commencing at 9 o'clock: this evening.It will be a well-rounded evening of dancing, singing, games, prizes and refreshments.Aldermanic and School Commissioners Nominated Mayor J.S.Cameron was nominated by the Westmount ments are W.O.II George Bonne- mer, Mess president and C.S.M.Tom Holmes.A great deal of the work in connection with the party will fall on the shoulders of the ladies ART EXHIBITION The 19th exhibition of the work of members of the Montreal Amateur Art Club will be held in the Victoria Hall, Westmount Dec.11- 16.The exhibition will be open to the public each day between 3 and '5 and 7 and 10 p.m.\" committee headed by Mrs.J.A.Mitchell who will be assisted by Mrs.George Bonnemer, Mrs.W.H.Turner, Mrs.H.Woodward, Mrs.W.A.Bannister, Mrs, C.Hilt, Mrs.A.Lapierre, Mrs.T.Fesmer, and Mrs.S.Liddle.Entertainment for the children Will be provided by a Punch and Judy show and a real live clown.Gifts for each child will be handed by Santa from the tree.Police Chief Bob Byford and Fire Chief W.C.Cobb of West- mount and their wives will be Jnvited., | guests at the function.Municipal Association for, another term at the annual meeting of the association held in Victoria Hall on Tuesday night.Nominated for aldermen were Roy Campbell, R.Panet-Ray- mond, J.S.B.Pemberton and H.Lloyd Blachford.Alderman Alan Kennedy has intimated that he will not seek re-election due to ill health.The only newcomer is H.Lloyd Blachford who will replace Mr, Kennedy on the .council providing there are no other nominees for election, Nomination day is set for Monday January 8.Nominated for School Commissioners were J.C.Hutcheson and J.R, Fenwick.Mrs.Grant Reid was nominated as a Library Board Trustee, ° x i.E 2 se ere RO I ATI rami, «ior TMI Sr si Cran mn ab ai es ENP RS a _ \u201c Unity Boys' Club News Two weeks-and-a-day-to-Christmas! And are the Unity Boys and Girls hopping! For a great Christmas program is being planned.Here are the preliminaries.Miss Wirth and her dramatic group are working very hard.The hours of rehearsals and the costume planning show signs of a production and a\u2018 Christmas concert well worthwhile attending.Miss Tetreault and her decoration group intend to surpass their Hallowe'en party scenic affects, and what cheery designs they have made for the Christmas celebration! which, as you know, wiil begin Dec.18.The Christmas Tree \u2014 and theŸ Christmas Parties:\u2014 well wait until next week \u2014 and you will have a day-to-day schedule \u2014 and an hour-to-hour schedule of what will be happening.And is it going to be exciting and fun.Don't make too many dates too soon because you will want to be with your pals celebrating Christmas at the Unity Boys Clubhouse.% #% % Craft Groups are also preparing for Christmas.Feverish work is being done in leathercraft, metel- craft, sewing, woodcraft, photography and even cooking to come up with something for mummie, dad, brother and sister, for that present which means more to F.L.SILVER Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen\u2019s CUSTOM TAILOR AND VALET SERVICE Repairs and Alterations Expertly Done 1235 GREENE AVENUE (Opposite Avenue Theatre) WI.6633 them than anything bought in a store.+ 4% % WANTED A PIANIST\u2014Mrs.MeGillivray has been as faithful, as she can turning up on Friday nights for the Unity Boys and Girls Sing-Song but sometimes she has other assignments.Now there is the need for.someone to take her place when she can\u2019t make it.Anybody know \u2014 anybody who?Come on you musicians you have the making of a first class junior choir! The club has a registration of nearly 400 and Friday night Sing-Song is one of it\u2019s most popular attended features.* 0% % RODEO \u2014 As announced last 1 week the winners of the 5 out of 8 games would be given this week.The Rodeo was a great success with over 100 members of the club taking part \u2014 but \u2014 boy! the games were môre difficult than anybody thought and only two were up to scratch, Terry Gray and Penny Parr! The costume awards went to Billy Ross, Chucky Burton, Peter Fugslang, Margaret Ballow, Penny Parr and Kathleen Vaux.SPORTS \u2014 Last week the Unity Boys Club played City YMCA, HOWARD 8S.Barrviste: and Solicitor Department for the of Deceased Persons ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.West Closing of Estates pi Ambassad Apts, Westmount OFFICE: HA.9238-39 Residence: 4537 Sherbrooke St.W.\u2014 WA.8435 é5 Hillside Avenue ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.P.McCuaig Limited WESTMOUNT Wi.1104 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1950 Mourn Death Of Nursing Sister Funeral service for Evelyn S.Elliott, 43, nursing sister on the staff of Queen Mary Veterans Hospital, was held in the chapel of Joseph C.Wray and Bro., Mountain street, on Saturday.Miss Elliott died November 29.Burial was in Mount Royal Cemetery.A graduate of Westmount High School, she obtained her nursing degree from the Central Division of the Montreal General Hospital.During the Second World War, from 1941 to 1944, she served with the Royal Canadian Corps of Nurses and survived the torpedoing of the hospital ship St.Helena in 1943.Prior to leaving for overseas she was engaged in child welfare work in Montreal.She is survived by her father, Samuel Elliott, of Westmount; three brothers, Stanley, of Dorval, Leslie, of Toronto, and Archie, of St.Catharines, Ont.; two sisters, Mrs.Irene Basham, of Cowans- ville, Que., and Mrs.Kay Nixon, of Toronto.Iverley, the 79th Batery and the Negro Cummunity Centre in the Inter Club Series in Floor Hockey, and Basketball.Though defeated in the first three instances in hockey, they came out the winners in basketball.But the Unity Boys took it on the chin.They have only been at it for the last month or so and the experience has been a very valuable training.Now they are at it hammer and tongs and hope to turn tables on their friendly rivals in return games.* + » FLOOR HOCKEY \u2014 City YMCA defeated Unity Boys Club in a fast game, 6 to 4.Milon and Kopazlick scored 2 each, with, Yanich and Sergis 1 each, for the winners.Unity's scoring was done by Lowe with 2, and Shark- ey and Easton with 1 point each.Iverley Community Centre won their game 10 to 0 over the Unity Boys.With Chub and Warrens, scoring three points each, and Gloven, McGivery, Sylvain and Dorocher scoring 1 point each.The 79th Battery won over Unity Boys Club 19 to 2.79th Battery scorers were Benny and Duffy with 4 points, Eilih, Halloway and Fisky 2 each.Bandoux 2, and \u201cWheland and P.Duffy 1 each.For the Unity Boys, P.Martin scored the 2 points.BASKETBALL \u2014 The Unity Boys Club won over the Negro \u2018Community Centre, a handsome 26-8.It was a fast clean game and enjoyed by everyone.Scoring for Unity were Laws with 11 points, Lonsdale 7, Rucker 4, and Barton and Knowles 2 each.For the NCC McKenzie tallied 4, with Wade and Ryan 1, and Parent 2.| rc PGO LENS Pe SANNA +s OCOANODAGSHADU00060OHGAUVSS » \u2018 i cra TERRA rs \u2018(not Drurs « \u201ce \u201cURSS TON DAC OU 00 - yd (A, +.Ju deserve one, 100! *, ° ° laps PS a+ S80 \u201cWo oe ory NORA CC OCP aman PRD ! aoucéronneut | Department, 4350 St.Scottish Concert Party | Packs Victoria Hall Lovers of Scottish music were treated to delightful entertainment by the Robert Wilson, Scottish Concert Party, which gave two performances on Wednesday and Thursday evenings at Victoria Hall, Westmount, under the sponsorship of the Scottish Societies .Association.The hall was filled to capacity on both nights with many dig- appointed concert-goers being turned away.Robert Wilson, known as \u201cThe Voice of Scotland\u201d and who has had two command performances before the King and Queen had to sing some 18 numbers hefore the audience allowed him to beg off.The celebrated Alec Finlay, re-¥ garded as the successor to Sir Harry Lauder, was seen in two of his character sketches and had the audience in roars of laughter in his portrayal of \u201cThe Kirk Elder\u201d and \u201cThe Oldest Inhabitant.\u201d\u201d In these gems of Scottish pawky humour Finlay gave amole evidence of why he is regarded as Scotland\u2019s leading comedian.The \u201cLauder Story\u2019 a tribute to the late Sir Harry Lauder was another offering which found favour, Frances Derry, who hails from Londonderry, Ireland but who seems to have mastered the Scottish dialect sang some finc Scottish numbers interspersed with a few Irish songs.Miss Derry possesses a lovely mezo-soprano voice and teamed up with Robert Wilson in several duets which were effective.Miss Derry will play Principal Boy in the pantomime which opens to-morrow in Newcastle England.A feature of the concert was the piano playing of Tammas Fisher the diminutive accompanist who demonstrated his mastery of the ivories in solo numbers, including a unique item played with the left hand on the piano.Raphael Macpherson, gave a special opening recital on the solo- vox.Master of ceremonies was Neil Kirk of New York who accompanied the Scottish party on its North American tour.* Willie McBroom in thanking the audience for the record turnout said that the Wilson party would be hack in September and he hoped that those who had not been able to get tickets for the present tour would be able to be accomo- modated on the next visit which Junior Stamp Club To Have Party By the kind generosity of the Senior Stamp Club a Christmas party is being planned for the Junior Stamp Club, invitations have been sent out to members and their parents.The party will take place on December 14 at 7 o'clock in the Oak room of Victoria hall, All those members who haven't sent in their reply to the boys and girls will be there.Send your reply to Mrs.Peirson, Recreation Catherine street west.Don't delay, get that reply on the way.will be for three nights and will again be staged in Victoria Hall, The Robert Wilson party left by alr from Dorval on Saturday.Wilson and Finlay open to-morrow in the pantomime Cinderella at the Alhambra theatre Glasgow.Tammas Fisher the pianist kept an engagement last Sunday night in Paisley, Scotland.A comment overheard as the crowd was filing out of the Vice toria Hall came from an elderly lady with a very definite Scottish accent who was confiding to her friend that she hadn't been so home sick since she landed here some 30 years ago.Y.M.CA.NOTES Young Adult Section Residence Supper Club: On Nove \u2018ember 30 the Kesidence Club held their weekly supper meeting.After the usual delicious meal, a singe song was led, with Des Iveson at the piano.Bill Hopper of the Young Adult Department extended an invitation for the group to attend the December Dance being held this evening.Ron Gee introe duced the evening\u2019s speaker, Vie Baker, Public Relations Manager for the Canadian Institute of Plumbing and Heating.His topic was \u201cPublic Relations and You.\u201d Mr.Baker's challenging address was received with much interest from the Club members.December Dance: Tonight's feature program at Westmount \u201cY\u201d will be the annual Christmas Pare ty, starting at 9 o'clock \u2018for the: Young Adults, combined with the Grand Finale of the eight-week So-Ed program.Dancing both modern and old time, plus South- American numbers, will be provided by the leaders in their field.Party games, singing, prizes, and refreshments will round off the evening.All are welcome to ate tend.Square Dance Club: Every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock the walls of the \u201cY\" Assembly Hall shake with square dances.On an average, four squares go at once.A special Christmas Square Dance Party will be held on Tuesday, December 19.Among other things, refreshments will be served.Hanging of the Green\u201d: Next Tuesday, December 12, at 7:30 p.m.all members and friends are invited to the \u201cZ\u201d for the annual \u201cHanging of the Green\u201d.Christmas trees will be decorated in the Main Lobby and in the Boys\u2019 Department, as well as seasonal trimmings throughout the building.Informal singing of Christmas Cars ols, an open fire in the fireplace, and a friendly group should help to capture the holiday spirit.Dutch Consul Speaks To Current Events Club The current Events Club of Westmount High School was honoured last week when J.Varen- kamp of the Dutch Consulate in Montreal, spoke on \u201cHolland Today.\u201d Mr.Varenkamp traced his country\u2019s.history from the wandering tribes of prehictoric days to the new Holland that has arisen from the chaos of the last war.During the course of his speech, he mentioned how, after the partition of Charlemagne\u2019s Empire, the land at the mouth of the Rhine River had come under the rule of the Burgundian princes.The speaker told how the Roman and.feudal ltimek had affected the Néthenlande He aPaka af die Aures erous wars of William of Orange and of the Golden Age of Holland in the seventeenth century with its many contributions to civilization, Next dealt with were the hardships undergone by the Hollanders during the German occupation of 1940-45.Mr.Varenkamp, in a grimly humerous fashion, describe ed the last hard winter of 1944-45, In closing the Consul outlined reconstruction problems\u2019 of his country explaining the Dutch stand in relation to the Indonesian question.\u201cCanadian visitors are most welcome,\u201d Mr, Varenkamp \u2018concluded, \u201cbecause of the part their \u2018splendid -trdops iplayed tn the! ibe i \u201d ¢ EXRHON OF; POI SONDE 1 ge nasanstid i y Pz sgh rai » > Pa 2 4 + eB Py + 8 \u201c + -* SR +3 N EX > #7 Le > Iq ous 3 EE] > - hd [Pe » HY - \u2019 vp - 7 s 1-4 - z .4 -É= x a aq À -R 3 | -R.> -E ?1 - >» rye 4 2 ° Fr v +\u2018 Ù 1 Westmount Man REPAIRED - REFINISHED - SUPPLIED Hardwood Floors LAID - FINISHED - CLEANED A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY Free Estimates WE.2323 4486 ST.CATHERINE ST.WESTMOUNT vot.XXxt, XXI, No.9 Examiner WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1950 50 YEARS IN WESTMOUNT\u201d Exceptional Values! A LARGE SELECTION WATCHES AT PRE-BUDGET PRICES IDEAL FOR XMAS GIFTS OHMAN'S JEWELLERS WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THRES Change i in Canard Presidency Injured in Car- Truck Collision toria avenue, Westmount, was one of two men injured in a car-truck G.C.Marler, Westmount Member, Scores N.U.Gov.In a radio address on Thursday George C.Marler, liberal member for Westmount-St.George division in the Quebec House and Leader of the Opposition in the Legislature charged that the Act empowering the National Union Government to borrow $60,000,000 for road building and to impose an additional two-cent tax on gasoline should have been \u201can act to come to the rescue of the most spend- collision at 7:30 a.m.on Friday at the intersection of Mountain and St.Catherine streets.Robert Leboeuf, 41, of 5246 Bel- more street, driver of the car in which Mr.Wiltshire was a passen- - ger was the other man injured in the collision with the truck which was driven by Adelard Champ, 42, of 2382 Delisle street, Montreal, Delisle the truck driver was not hurt.The passenger car was badly damaged.The two injured men were taken t6 the Western Division of the General Hospital and were released after treatment.Police Box Is Damaged; Reason Still Unknown Westmount Police are still trying to discover what happened to a police alarm box at St.Catherine street and Greene avenue.The mystery began when Sgt.W.Maxwell saw the Royal Bank of Canada messenger, who worked: at the branch office on that corner, clearing up some broken glass off the sidewalk.On questioning the messenger, the officer was unable to uncover any clues, but on looking at: the pole of the signal box, he discovered scratches of red paint.The pole was also twisted as if hit by a motor vehicle of some kind.The officer was unable however to obtain any further information and an inspection of the red painted vehicles in the area failed to produée any further information.° Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE Hand tailored garments for ladies and gentlemen.Alterations of all kinds Fur Coats restyled, repaired ond glazed.Very Reasonable Prices 1166 Greene Avenue {Just below St.Catherine) Pick Up and Delivery Service WE.5908 Parking Lot for Our Patrons Open All Day Wednesdays Closed Saturdays DUDLEY PAGE New President THOMAS C.LOCKWOOD \u2018 Retiring President Thomas O.Lockwood, of 602 Cote St.Antoine\u2019 Road, Westmount, , has resigned as president of Cunard Donaldson Limited effective December 31.Mr.Lockwood who has been identified with Montreal shipping interests for nearly 40 years, will be succeeded by Dudley Page, M.B.E., M.C., who resides in the Town of Mount oyal.Canadian Styles Equal To Any, Rotarains\u2019 Wives Told \u201cThere is no need to buy imported clothes because Canadian styles and Canadian fabrics are equal to any in the world,\u201d Wesley Mason, president of Wesley Mason Textile Mills, told members of the West- mount Rotary Club who held a ladies night Wednesday at the Unity thrift government the province has ever known.\u201d Mr.Marler in reviewing the work accomplished during what he called the recent lightning session, said that.the acts to assist fire victims of Rimouski and Cabano were completely inadequate.He said that the government had waited too long to make public the measures to aid the devas- #-\u2014 tated towns, adding that the loans which Rimouski will be empowered to make to fire victims will be useless because they are too small.The member for Westmount said that Premier Duplessis had announced an early session was called because of the urgency to adopt assistance measures, \u2018\u2019One can judge the sincerity of this when one knows that only one quarter of the funds: collected under public subscriptions have been turned over to fire victims, he added.The real reason was the government'\u2019s immediate need for funds as shown by an increase in the gasoling tax, Mr.Marler contended.\u201cThe roads minister said the money was needed to insure the civil defence of the province,\u201d Mr.Marler said.\u201cWhat a farce! What Putters Club to Hold Xmas Party The City of Westmount Recreation Department is organizing a Christmas party for the Putters Club to be held on December 11 at 8 o'clock in the Green Room of the Victoria Hall.All members of the Putters Club are asked to please let Mrs.Peir- son, FI 6975, or Mrs.P.Warner know if they and their friends will be there.the minister and his colleagues want to insure is not the civil defence of the province but the electoral defence of the Union party.\u201d National Boy's Club.More than 80 members, wives and friends attended the special event held in the evening, with Mr.Mason the guest speaker of the occasion, He told the group that the Korean crisis has added a crisis on the home front since the price of silk has jumped from $2.58 to $4.75 since the price of silk has jumped from¥ $2.58 to $4.75 since the war started.Mr, Mason claimed that while there was no silk on the market for six \u201cyears during the last World War, nothing could replace it in many ways.Recently returned from a three month trip to Europe, during which he attended a number of fashion shows in Paris, Mr.Mason claimed that the trend of the latest fashions all come from that city.He said that he had little doubt that women's dresses would.continue to rise in skirt length until they would once again be worn above the knees.Mr.Mason claimed that such a style might become the fashion within four years.The speaker, who was introduced by Bill Moxley, also claimed that the English women like jersey dresses, but said that prices of these dresses over there was much more than in Canada.Speaking on some of the synthetic silk products, he claimed \u201cyy\u201d a A a A MA M M A MN AIM MMA MMM AM LA 0 A LM THIS CHRISTMAS 52 weeks of healthful recreation, gymnasium classes and swimming FOR BOYS 10 to 17 \u2014 $8 FOLDERS SENT ON REQUEST \u2018WESTMOUNT I.M.C.A.1.4585 Sherbrooke.Streot.West :«. #3 AN Jay - Fz ue dé 6 > 4er > ass #0 +3 4; BN wm THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1950 Les : SPRED | SATIN PAINT STORE 4469 St.Catherine West (Near Metcalfe Ave.) PICTURE FRAMING The Westmount E xaminer Classified Advertising \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2773x PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE 10 WORDS 35¢ 3 ¢ for each additional word We Deliver WE, 6889 \u2014_ \u2014\u2014 _-\u2014 lt \u2014 16 - FLATS DUPLEXES 20n » FOR SALE 298 FOR SALE 36 HELP WANTED TO LET (General) \\ (General) MALE NOWDON \u2014 Close to Queen Mary FJVE piece silver tea set, plated; nd \u2018Decarle, lower duplex, 5}; rooms.GENUINE also table lamp.Reasonable.AT.2384 BOY WANTED Au oder Sonveniences, $105.00 Old master oll, paintings sand minia.U-64 For ei Department, Jee 15-17.monthly.eliable tenant.ecoration tures, vases, gurines, plates and.uxcellen chance for advancement.according wish of early applicant.other antique ornaments.Needlepoint PRACTICALLY new Royal v acpum Apply in person to The Canada Paint arage also available.DE.0671 after bench and foot stool.Sheraton settee |sonable.FA, 1351 - 1-61 Co.2859 Centre Street, near Atwater p.m.U-28 with chair, 3 antique chaire ass M AGNIFICENT \u201cgenuine Georgian Avenue.U-37 20 \u2018.ROOMS TO LET Ridgevale, Apartment 1, x.3518 dining table, loveseat, occasional|37 SITUATION WANTED = chair, antique mahogany chest of \" MALE LARGE, bright room, kitchen privileges, hot water, for two people, 320 Prince Albert corner Western Avenue, FURNISHED or unfurnished 2 .arge rooms, Decarle \u2018near Sherbrooke, \u2018in apartment with one lady.Write Box 925, c-o 2185 Hampton.U-41 BURTON Ave.,, Westmount.Large, bright room, quiet, $7.00.DE.pass.! ; Te 20 ROOMS TO LET BEAUTIFUL, large, quiet room, partly furnished, near Westmount Park.References.24 ROOM AND BOARD TO LET HOME for the aged at Lachine, Reasonable rates.Zone 8-580.U-18 ROOM and board given in exchange for light housekeeping and companionship for one elderly lady in small apartment on Western Ave.Must have references, Call WI.3492 after 4 p.m.U-17 27 GARAGES WANTED LARGE, heated garage, vicinity Sherbrooke and Metcalfe Avenue, FL 2965; -24 28-8 WANTED TO RENT BASEMENT room or part of basement in house or apartment, for storage and packaging, clean merchan- diss.Phone evenings.WI, 0451.U-47 29a FOR SALE (General) RADIO R.C.A.Victor Magic Voice, seeîng eye, console, perfect condition, 5 tubes.FI.7798 U-37 THOR foldaway electric ironer; kitchen table, enamel top; 3 walnut Windsor - chairs, Phone WE.9194.After 7 p.m, U-40 1950 Cylinder vacuum cleaner with Accessories, nearly new.WE.2573.U-46 LADY'S skiis, ski boots and ski suit, size 14, very reasonable.FI.4314.U-30 HALL chair; tea wagon; occasional tables; chairs; lamps.HA.88.- U-31 LADY'S skiis, laminated, steel edges, $15.00; also ski boots, size 7, $10.00; both in perfect condition.EL.3801.U-32 TA Galle 2055 GE Cu fu FUNERAL Home _ 5610.Sherbrooke SLW.\u2019 DExTeR 1 149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED uneral Home end Chapel GL.2253.U-63 FANCY skates, size 6, ski boots, size 4; - boy's sports coat, .size 12; \u2018girl's parka size 10.WA.7607.U-33 DOLL\u2019S HOUSE drawers, living room table, very nice sideboard, sewing table, lovely paintings, Seth Thomas \u2018mantel clock, odd dishes, glass, (iver, rugs.Very FURNACES LOOKED AFTER, SNOW SHOVELLED FROM DRIVE- \"ELECTRIC RANGE Beach, 4 burners, good condition.4525 Mariette Avenue.U-43 STATION wagon coat, new, lady\u2019s size 12.Reasonable.LA 9098 between 9 a.m.-6 p.m.U-50 TRAILERS TO RENT Boat, horse, luggage and cabin trailers for rent.Reasonable rates.AT.9871.AT 3657.\u2019 U-3 ATTENHOFER lady\u2019s skiis, laminated, steel edges, chrome harness and poles.Tyrol lady's boots.All new reasonable, LA 3098 between 9 a.m, 6 pm.U-51 LADY'S BICYCLES Two, good condition, 4525 Mariette Avenue.U-44 PAIR skiis and poles 6° 3\"; white tube skates size 6, worn once; also black skates, size 4.WI.8629.U-52 ATTENHOFER skiis, new, haif price; Swiss windbreaker, new, wind and waterproof, male or female: skates and boots, size 10-11; dress shoes, size 11.WE.4500.U-53 BOT S, Dlcycle, good condition, Phone GL U-35 LAMPSHADES Silk, hand sewn to order, also clean them.DE 4918.U-36 LOVELY dresses left from sold out stock size 10-20.Reasonable, FI 4345.U-28 BEDROOM suite, black walnut; kitchen -set, 6 pleces, practically new.Seli separately if desired.Combination stove, gas and coal, white enamel.Reasonable.1239 Greene avenue, U-25 FOLDING guest bed, with spring filled mattress.WI 1266.U-19 NORWEGIAN hand made man's ski boots size 11, also pair of skiis practically new, will sell reasonable.AT 7152.U-20 EASTMAN KODAK MAGAZINE CINE-KODAK, 16 MM MOVIE CAMERA, IN BRAND NEW CONDITION, HARDLY USED COMPLETE WITH BLACK LEATHER CARRYING CASE \u2014 $150.00.NO OFFERS, VE, 0111, THREE men\u2019s suits; topcoat, size 37-38, good condiion, $15.00 to $25.00; lady's gray camel coat, $10.00; black evening gown, new, size 16, $15.00; navy ski slacks size 18, $6.00; jodh- puds size 14, $10.00; Fernstand, new, $7.00, FI 3773.U-42 REFRIGERATOR, perfect condition, absolutely guaranteed, sacrifice at once.5820 Sherbrooke West.EL.7325.U-12 BEDROOM set, new, modern, waterfall, walnut finish, two tone, 7 pieces, has double bed #6 spring mattress, good strong spring, vanity, upholstered bench, bureau, square mirror, dresser.Bargain $99.00, 5820 Sherbrooke West.EL 7325.U-13 CHESTERFIET,D, new, 3 pleces, two tone, modern, spring filled, bargain, $85.00, also ons piece used set, good condition, 49.00; new rug, $35.00; hall runner.5820 Sherbrooke West.EL, 7325, U-14 At your dispos Funeral DIRECTORS Established 1840 | A Chapt! of Cathedral Beauty al without charge WILL buy used windows and glass doors.WA 6751.U-55 BOY'S blue winter coat size 10-12.DE 4430.U-21 GIRL'S fancy dress costume size 10; girl's evening dress, 13- 16, FI 0718, reasonable.MA.U-60 WAYS, WALKS.MONTHLY RATES.Furnished, very attractive.EL.2872 PIANO, et ET EL.ei, DE.4974.LADY'S coat, size 1814, gray chin.em \u2014 = chilla cloth, box style, gray woif collar, BOY'S skates and , boots, size 8-9; nearly new, $20.00.EL.1897, U-34 8itl's coat, size 11-12, fur collar, good FLOORS CLEANED, WAXED AND TABLE linen \u2014 ideal Christmas condition.TA.0952.U-38 POLISHED.DE.4974.TABLE linen U'is S1 WANTED TO PURCHASE 41 DOMESTIC PETS VEVA ROBSON offers the only Dog's Beauty Shop fn Montreal, 342-A Victoria, WA.6687 \u2014 Also an exclusive Boarding Kennel catering to a limited number only.Phone Ste.Anne de Belevue 2134.~ U-3 WANTED \u2014 used curltng stones.at once.FI- 3733.U-29 OLD SILVER, CHINA WTD.MA.1590, H.Pearce, Jewellers, Lau- rentien Hotel.U- 5 WANTED all kinds of ornaments, crystal, sterling, china, paintings.EX.9518.U-15 34 HELP WANTED 4 FEMALE LADIES between 30 and 40 years of age, if you would like to turn three or four hours of your spare time within the next few weeks into cash through participation in an intereat- ing research project: apply box 924 c-o 2185 Hamplon stating age and telephone number.U-89 35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE TWO girls with experience, will serve at your party, evenings.References.ILA 8935.U-51 Temple Emanu-El Chanukah Sabbath Services, tonight, December 8th at 8.00.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Macca- bean Spirit.\u201d Special Chanukah music from Handel's Oratorio \u201cJudas Maccabaeus\u201d will be rendered by Cantor Otto Staeren and the Temple choir under the direction of Phillips Motley, Temple Organist.A pageant of light will form part of the ritual programme with the following participants: Doris Goodman, Betty Jane Genser, Marilyn Gilletz, Stephanie Stern, Irene Kursbatt, Susie Beck, Miriam Cooper, Carol Gardner, Irwin Sankoff, Arthur Benjamin, Richmond Lisser, Brahm Silver, Lionel Spector, Michael Rapkin, Stanley Papplebaum, Bernard Reinharz, Stanley Garfield, Eric Deskin.An oneg shabbat and kiddush reception will follow the service in the Temple Community House.Hostesses at this oneg shabbat will be the following: Mrs.J.N.Neumann, chairman.Mesdames A, Bieber, W.N.Carin, J.J.Cooper, L.Galler, M, Garfinkie, H.Grover, G.Hollinger, S.Lithwick, A.N.Miller, J.Carrick, D.R.Miller, H.H.Lewis, M.S.Singer, H.Rubi- novich.Chanukah Dinner Following the dinner the sixty- eighth annual congregational meeting will be held, Hyman Grover, President, presiding.Annual reports will be given by the Treasurer David Jassby; the Honorary BOARDING kennels for dogs and cats, spacious accommodation, direct access to runs.Convenlent to Montreal, Reg\u2019d Cocker Spaniels for saie.Phone Mrs.Pamela Mack, Lachine 980\u2014J\u201413.; \u201c U-10 42 PERSONALS CHILDREN\u2019S MOVIES Specially selected films for children\u2019s birthday parties.WA 5198, U-11 ACTOR, stage and radio, gives lessons in elocution and acting, Westmount.DE.7942.U-62 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS GROUPS Station L, Westmount, For particulars, P.O.Box 213, Wednesday Westmount Thursday West End Sunday afternoon Secretary, George Hollinger; Pre- gident of Sisterhood, Mrs.Jack Freedman; President of Brotherhood, Nathan Bing; President Young Married, Alex Carsley; President-Home and School, Maurice Schwartz; Robert Danziger, Temple Youth.Brotherhood Meeting Under the chairmanship of Nathan Bing, the Temple Brotherhood holds an important board meeting on Wednesday evening, December 13th, at 8.00 o'clock.The Temple Brotherhood is now plan- \u2018ning under the chairmanship of Samuel Paperman to observe the 30th anniversary of the Brotherhood existence as a strong arm of the congregation.Among those assisting Mr.Paperman in planning the celebration which will be held the week-end of January 19th and 20th including a special Friday Eve.Service on Friday evening, January 19th, and a Dinner Dance on Saturday evening, January 20th are: Messrs: Nathan Bing, Garner Bornstein, Joseph Cooper, Hershell Lewis, Max Roth, Henry E.Green- spoon.LIVER PATTIES 114 pounds liver, 12 cup minced onion, 2 well-heaten eggs, 3% teaspoon salt, 14 teaspoon pepper, 2 tablespoons flour, 8 slices bacon.partially cooked.Cover liver with boiling water and simmer 5 minutes.Grind and combine thoroughly with all ingredients except bacon.Shape into 8 cakes and wrap,a slice of partially cooked bacon around each, fasten with a toothpick.Coolk in a skillet over low heat or in broiler until brown on both sides.Makes 8 cakes.GOOD PALS FIGHT Alan Ladd and George Lewis, good friends off-screen, stage a terrific fist fight in Paramount's \u201cBranded\u201d and had to stage a similar brawl as enemies in \u201cCaptain Carey, U.S.A.\u201d PAGE SEVEN Immediate Delivery! Refrigerators Nationally Advertised Makes Limited Number WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES 4209 St.Catherine West {Near Greene Avenue) EXPERT RADIO & ELECTRICAL REPAIRS WE.2226 - FI.3006 TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65c WORDS 3c EACH ADDITIONAL CARPENTRY 4.STANDRING.General carpentry and cabinet-making.Expert craftse manship on all lines of woodwori.Planned kitchens and custom built interiors a specialty.Estimates free, Satisfaction guaranteed.EL.7453.CARTAGE GENERAL TRANSPORT\u2014Local and long distance.Specialty, furniture, planos, refrigerators.Call II, 1328.U-8 DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING and alterations, Don\u2019t discard outdated clothes, 1 hava ideas.Madame D'Arcy, 2055 Mansfield, Apt.6, BE, 4688.U-4 FURNITURE REPAIRS MAKI new furniture out of your old; any kind of polishing, also cabinet making, Inlaid and antique repair a specialty.312B Victoria, WA.2095, U-T FURNITURE repars; upholstering, all kinds of furniture polishing, spray painting.Furniture made ta order MA.7820.U-2 VENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS \u2014 Flexalum spring tempered slats.Vinyl plastic \u2018tapes.Newest and best on the market, No installation charge, Steel drapery supports given free of charge.Call for free estimate, J.F.Beaudoin, veteran, OXFORD VENETIAN BLINDS REG'D Yo.5681 EVENINGS.HE, 0581 U-1 î x | Calvary United | * * On Sunday the Church School will meet at 9.45 a.m., the Nursery Division, Mission Band and Young Worshippers\u2019 League meeting at 11 a.m.Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D., will preach at 11 a.mon \u201cAlong the Roads of Galilee with the Master\u201d and \u201cI walked today where Jesus walked.\u201d At the evening service Mr.Jones will be assisted by Miss Estello Amaron, Y.W.C.A.secretary \u2018in Rangoon, Burma.Miss Amaron will also be present at the gathering of Calvary Youth Fellowship, in the Church Parlors.On Wednesday, Dec.13, Calvary W.M.S.will hold a Pot Luck Supper in the Ladies\u2019 Parlors at 6.30 p.m.This is the annual meeting and the election of officers for 1951 will be held, Dr.Jones will .be the speaker, and Mrs.George Sheen, convener.White Gift Services will be heid Sunday, Dec.17, with a Christmas pageant by the Church School and young people at 7 p.m.The children of the Friendly Home will sing carols at the morning service.x | Westmount Baptist | * 4 Rev, M.W.Booth, B.A., B.D, secretary of the Bible Society, will preach on \u201cFoundations\u201d at the morning service on Sunday.Dr.J.A.Johnston will preside.At the evening service, Dr.Johnston's sermon will be \u201cAlerted.\u201d A prayer service will be held at the church at 8:45 p.m.Lorenzo Gaulin Ltd.| Plumbing and Heating Contractor and Repairs 4424 ST.JAMES STREET WEST Fi.1844 NIGHT CALLS - DU.2610 © aT PALER.8 -\u2014 PAGE EIGHT ~THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1950 main oiiiciictie RR IR a NL DY TE \u20ac Social + + Personal + + Engagements + + Weddings + \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.C.Clyde Drew are entertaining at a not-out dance on Wednesday evening, December 27, at their residence, for their daughter, Miss Diana Drew.A Christmas dance will be held at St.Leo's Academy Hall, 380 Clarke Avenue, Westmount, on Friday, December 15, at 9 p.m, under the auspices of the Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club of Ascension Parish.Mrs.A.L.Wood entertained yesterday following the wedding rehearsal of her daughter, Miss Janet McKenzie Wood and Mr.TAXI STANDS IN WESTMOUNT, N.D.G.& SNOWDON HOURLY & METER RATES WEDDINGS FUNERALS OUT OF TOWN TRIPS SERVICE DAY & NIGHT » William Robert DeCelles.Mrs.Maude DeCelles had a buffet supper recently for her son and his flancee.Among those who have had showers for the bride-elect are Miss June Sutton, Mrs.F.Bruneau and Miss Joan Barnes, who entertained jointiy, Miss June Evely, Miss Jean Dundas and Miss Jacqueline Cote.Miss Mavis Dowd had a tea for Miss Wood.Mr.and Mrs.B.C.Garner entertained officers of the Bank of Montreal, and their wives, at a reception at the Ritz-Carlton Tues- Cheer Up !! Charlotte has purchased many TAFFETAS A stunning colloction of Formal | is best.for the toming social season.Come early while our selection Dress Up !! For the Holiday Season ultra-smart new styles.New PRINTS bright shades, new little touches.FAILLES Also Gowns is now being featured Jour\" HOLIDAY STYLES Are Here For You, Too From 8.95 FUR COATS AND CAPES Juniors Misses Women 1353 GREENE AVENUE NEAR SHERBROOKE OPEN Charlotte co At Money-Saving Prices WESTMOUNT 9 TO 6 DAILY Fl.7773 racer SPECIALIST IN: AND GIRDLES © ® © 4 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE Westmount - 4235 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.4491 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.6550 ST.HUBERT MÂME À.COURVAL \u2014 CORSETIÈRE \u2014 Nu-Back \u2014 LeLong \u2014 PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES | MATERNITY end SURGICAL SUPPORTS - ELASTIC STOCKINGS 4861 SHERBROOKE WEST Montreal Pianist And Doctor To Pledge Marital Vows Miss Doris Watt Killam, daughter of the late F.C.Killam and of Mrs.Killam, of Montreal, formerly of Saskatoon, Sask, and Dr.James Lester McCallum, son of the late Neil McCallum and of Mrs.McCallum, of Avoca, Que, whose marriage will take place on Tuesday, December 26, at Stanley Presbyterian Church, Westmount.Miss Killam, a well-known Montreal pianist, 1s a Licentiate of Music of McGill University, while Dr, McCallum is a graduate in Medicine of McGill.day afternoon.Guests included out-of-town seniors officers and managers, accompanied by their wives, who are in Montreal attending the annual meeting of the bank, as well as numerous local managers and head office executive officers.The executive board of the Cote des Neiges and Snowdon Women\u2019s club met on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.B.A.Howell, 461 Grosvenor Avenue.The president, Mrs.S.Preston, was in the chair.Tea was served at the close of the business meeting.Mrs.Joseph F.Senuta, accompanied by her two children, Ricky and Joanne, is arriving on Monday to spend the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Frederick Krug, Lansdowne avenue.Mr.Senuta will join them on Saturday, December 23.Mrs, C.W.Clark entertained at the tea hour for the Ladies Auxiliary, N.D.G.Unit No.1 of the Royal Edward Laurentian Hospital, on Monday.A special guest was Mrs.Erle Lockhart.Presiding at the tea table were Mrs.J.C.McKean and Mrs.R.A.Macintyre, Mrs.D.A.McNiece, president of the Unit, thanked the members for the fine work done in the past year.Mrs.M.J.G.Hogan cut the ices.Mrs.A.W.Meyers, chairman of | .Motion Pictures?In glorious natural color taken at WEDDINGS, BANQUETS, PARTIES, ete.Up-to-date 18MM.talkie programmes avallable for: PARTIES, CLUBS, INSTITUTIONS and SCHOOLS We are specialists in the 16MM.field WHY NOT GIVE US A CALL \u2014 the ways and means committee of the Catherine Booth Women's Auxiliary entertained her committee at luncheon recently at the Business and Professional Women's Club.Present were Mrs, D.K.Gowans, Mrs.D.Davis, Mrs.H.W.Clarke, Mrs.Percy Brown, Mrs.J.W.Henderson, Mrs.A.H.Mason, Mrs, D.Robinson, Mrs.C.S.Waldo, Mrs.O.W.Meiss, Mrs.H.Dentith, Mrs.W.A, Routledge, Mrs.M.Fisher, Mrs.W.B.Camp- of the W.A., and Mrs.S.A.Mac- Sween, honorary president.The à table was centered with Christmas 3 greenery.At the annual Christmas party of the Westmount Women's Club, being held today at 2:30 p.m.|% in Victoria Hall, the guests will # be received by the president, Mrs.J.Gordon Birnie and Mrs.Will.Harrison, assisted by Mesdames R.W.Anderson, Gordon Blair, C.W.Clark, Percy French, M.J.G.Hogan, R, A.Macintyre, Harold Mills, Geo.Olsen, Chas.Shearer, R.T.Stackhouse, C.W.Williams.Members are invited to bring their children and children of their friends.APPROACHING MARRIAGES At the marriage of Janet Mc- Kenzie, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.A.L.Wood, to Mr.William Robert DeCelles, son of the late L.E.De- Celles and of Mrs.DeCelles, which has been arranged to take place on Saturday, December 9, in the sacristy of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, Miss Jean Dundas will be maid of honor and Miss Mavis Dowd, bridesmaid.Mr.Guy Rene de Cotret will act as best man for Mr.DeCelles and the ushers will be Mr.Harold McCoy and Mr.Frank Bryneau, A favorite midnight snack is sandwiches made of condensed bean soup.Add a little minced onion to the thick soup, right from the can, spread on slices of buttered bread and top off with rashers of crisp bacon.Serve plain or toasted.And for the beverage \u2014 large cups of tea, piping hot, refreshing and satisfying.e Mr.and Mrs, ©, Clyde Drew en tertained at a cocktail party ree cently in honor of Mr.and Mrs.Stopford, of London, England, who now have sailed for England.Mrs.F.H.MacKay, of Roslyn Avenue, Westmount, and Miss Ede Belle Russell have returned from a holiday in New York, Mrs.H.B.Kollmyer is a guest of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur McBean, of Westmount, prior to leaving on an extended trip to Europe.Mrs.Frank Moody, a member of the Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club will have a number of her paintings on exhibition at the Club Tea and Christmas Bazaar being held at Victoria Hall today.Miss W.E.Wilson is hostess this afternoon, the last day of the Independent Art Association's exhibition of paintings now being held in Windsor Hotel, Tudor Room Annex.Mr.Paul Billing will take charge in the evening until 10 p.m.The Montreal Women\u2019s Branch of the Canadian Institute of Mine ing and Metallurgy is holding its Annual Sherry Party for members and their families, at the home of Mrs.J.M.Forbes, 1227 Sherbrooke Street West, today from 5:30 p.m.to 7:30 p.m.Mrs.Harold Lorie, national president of the National Council of Jewish Women in Canada, was in the city on her way to Quebec and was the guest of Mrs.Benjamin Robinson, 36 Forden Crescent, who entertained at a lunche eon\\in her honor, at the University Club, for national and local officers of the Montreal Section.Young girls assisting in the Westmount Women\u2019s Club Christmas party, taking place today at 2.30 p.m.in Victoria Hall, include the Misses Judy Barlow, Denise Benzacar, Heather Birnie, Joanne Bovyer, Mary Chapman, Joan Fish, Georgina Goode, Mary Holt, Marjorie Klein, Judy Mano- vitz, Joan Morgan and Sandra Noble.Mrs.Garfield Birnie is in charge of these young girls and Mrs.Percy French and Mrs.C, W.Williams, of the costumes.N NS ENS SOS CALL PLat.4444 FI.2907 J.C.MeKean, and Mrs.Gordon & Blair and her committee.The co- chairmen for this event are Mrs, \u2018 Sherbrooke Mountain Sts EE à R \u2019 - } Ea Ca pc a » f y À 1-3 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1950 PAGE NINB § 4 ; + + | i + > 9.The Women\u2019 3 Roaln + \u20ac o J Beauty \u2018 L, | | : miie Salon | ka W.V.S.Ir ashion Talk Features Legion Au: Auxiliary PERSONALIZED HAIR STYLING i There will be a meeting of the A meeting of the Ladies Auxi- 7e Là Board of Directors of the Women's| Mabel Hubbard Dinner liary, Westmount Branch No.39, PERMANENTS - - - - From $5.50 to $15 } : : Voluntary Services (Montreal) on = 77e z| Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L.will .2 Tuesday, at 10.30 a.m., in Room be held in the Brodeur Room of the SHAMPOO and FINGER WAVE A 25 505, Dominion Square Building, Legion Memorial Building, Moun- Make An Appointment Today For Our Expert, je tain Street, on Monday, at 8 p.m.Specialized Hair Styling And Treatment.Ladies\u2019 Aid APPOINTMENTS À va , i The Ladies Aid Society of Mel-! Calvary W.M.S.1373 GREENE AVENUE (Near Sherbrooke) Fl 2486 | ille\u201d P i A Smart Coiffure Depends Entirely On A Smart Haircut +] a ville resbyterian Church will The annual meeting of Calvary | + oot at 3 pam.on Monday: in the W.M.S.will be held on Wednesday 1h wa West E , Melville avenue, and will be in the form of a \u201cpot i) À + estmount, luck\u201d supper to be held in the ik 1° Ladies\u2019 Parlour of the church, at os obs Bessborough LO.D.E.830 pm.Annual reports will be GA The monthly meeting of the presented and election of officers ° f / of IRE gt Earl of Bessborough Chapter 1.0.- for 1951-52 will be held.The Give Hi seri F i Li D.E.will take place Thursday: speaker of the evening will be the Fi 4e evening, December 14 at the home, re a Conan e ut the.evento I Cl LA .e 43 vd AD ape care | will be Mrs.G.A.Sheen, or ristmas 8:15.: $e Sale of Work HOUSECOATS, Cottons, Silk Crepes, all A, Montreal Club The Ways and Means Committee wool Flannels, Beautiful patterns and colours ; Eleanor Moore Ashton will di- : 7 à of the Catherine Booth Women's all sizes ++.trom La rect a presentation by the Mon- MRS.P.FALCONER Auxiliary will hold a Sale of Work FLANNELETTE PYJAMAS.Pastel colours eon treal Ballet for the members\u2019 Day rhe co-chairman of the Mabel oF Friday, December 15, at the Floral Prints .J: Program of the Montreal Women's Hubbard Club Social Committee, Church Radio Service Store, 5860 All wool GAITER HOSE ns NF.Club, in the Champlain Room of mrs P.Falconer was convener erbrooke street, west, at 10 a.m.| In di sit «17 the Mount Royal Hotel on Monday.of the dinner held in the Queen's Everyone interested in this Aux- All wool OVERPANTIES, Sizes small, medium, X 1199 Mrs.J.R.Beveridge, first vice-| Hotel on November 28.iliary is invited to come and finish large and oversize.In beige, blue and red .ÿ me \"47 president will be chairman.; her Christmas shopping from the Kayserette and Harvey-Woods PANTIES, 15% 2 » Guest tickels may be SEL INDE, was convener of & dümen | Mes, À VW.Moyors to the cha wool, In white \u2018and tearose.Small, medium 4 .[ .G.; , A.e hair- psp : : and large sizes ; : à he M Hubb: i i .; A Melville Auxiliary [club women organisation of he la committee 40% | Members and executive of Mel-|Bell Telephone Company in Mont- St.Matthew\u201d 47 ville Auxiliary of the Women's |rea], held recently at the Queen's t.Matthew s Missionary Society of the Presby-|Hotel.A feature of the evening| St.Matthew's Guild and W.A.| i \u2018 terian Church in Canada will hold was a fashion talk by Mrs.Doreen are holding their monthly meeting PF their annual meeting at 3 p.m., on |Day of Eaton's.The.speaker | in the church hall, corner Dufferin \u2018 | ; 4 Thursday, December 14, in the was introduced by Mrs.Falconer, | and Cote St.Luc Roads on Tues- £ and Miss Margaret Montgomery day at 2:30 p.m.Th ti 2 4» proposed the Rote of thanks, y will meet in fhe ladies choir.room 1219 GREENE AVENUE | | Mrs.Falconer has been asso- at 1:45 pm.(Opposite Avenue Theatre) : 1 ciated with the social activities of Group C is having a food table ) 4 7 this enterprising club for several and Group D will be tea hostesses.Pre seasons.Her work with the Bell| All groups are to submit re- a Telephone Company she describes turns for the year.{ ! E R as \u201cstimulating and enjoyable,\u201d as SBE TS fa +; she is an instructor in the General ; 3 * AT E Li Commercial Department where WA.Christmas Tes il 1 A o she trains young women whom embers of the Women's Auxil- 1 ?a TEXTILES the public meets in the company\u2019s iary of the Homoeopathic Hospital i .4.\u20ac 1460 Union Avenue business offices, are holding their December meet ft: a ing an ristmas tea in the A, R.JA : +2 (OPPOSITE church hall, Melville avenue, West- Griffith Memorial Hall at 3 p.m.: | ed mount.Devotions will be conducted Wednesday.=: hand loom by Mrs.H.K.Markell.There will be an inspection of upholstery, Speaker is to be Rev.C.C.Coch- the new youth room, sponsored by : ; Éa fobri rane, pastor of the church, Reports the Women\u2019s Auxiliary.drapery cs, and election of officers is also on Guest soloist will be Mrs.Gor- e À \u20ac.rugs, table mats, etc.the agenda.don N.Russell, pecompanied + XQULSL e uo.ORIGINAL DESIGNS e piano by rs artin (4 AND COLORS CREATED St.Andrew's W.A.re are invited to bring a 4 70 YOUR radians The Women's Association of St.° ° REQUIRE Andrew\u2019 Church, Westmount, will Literary Society thger Le +} ?Phone: hold its monthly business meeting _ 1 es\u2019 Lit on Tuesday at 2 p.m.in Hutchison P \u201cSociety Douglas Ladies haa by 1 Hall tomorrow at 3 p.m The speaker .A., À a Tea Hostesses will be Mrs.W.J.{ will be Mrs.Doreen Day \u2014 Fash- \u2018Luxite \u2019 > McMaster and the ladies of No.jon Director of the T.Eaton Com- =1% group.pany, and the subject will be \u201cIn- , , i ternational co-ordination in Fash- Yes, \"EXQUISITE\" is the word! 3 q- ame te ion Economy.\u201d Choose delicate, dainty intimates § J ae pti ee C TS Music will be supplied by Mrs.for the loveliest ladies on your gift & 4 Margaret Messenger and Mrs.Ar- is : ; ro EI mande Davis, dusttists, accompan- y 4 = ; ied by Miss Phyllis Rowell.We\" ve many intriguing suggestions : ready for your iscriminating § ; Joe Mer Advent C.W.Y, choice.: kN \u2014 \u201cFans Through the Cenfuries\u201d LUXITE NYLON TRICOT GOWN : a \" LR Will be the title of the lecture be- as sketched, with Nylon permanent 3 + IG Ses ing given by Mrs.Cyril Jackson, pleats.at the next meeting of the Church Coral shade .$22.95 1 | 9 IMPORTED ! Il Women\u2019s Year, of the Church of HALE SLIP with permanent pleats / 1 : h t, he Parish Hall, : , f pomething she\u2019 Il treasure ; .The advent, In the Pts on white \"esessess0 0000000 $10.00 andbags, umbrellas, tancy Tuesday at 8 p.m.Mrs.Jackson A | leather goods, and scarves in will also have on view her private OTNER LUXITE NY oo to $14.00 A i.the latest Paris creations.collaction of fans.ME : ny Also Handbags Mrs.A.Wallace, assisted by SLIPS .$6.00 to $ 9.95 ve SE Made to Order Mrs.W.H, Smith, Mrs.R.W.Ly- HALF SLIPS .$5.00 to $10.00 ÿ 0 | don and Miss Clare Walker will ea An act as hostesses at this meeting to PANTIES .$1.75to $ 3.95 g Aa RL which visitors are cordially invit- OU \\ T | vi ed._ Shop at your leisure \u2014 away from the .downtown stores = rR ° ) + \u2019 Business Women AN AGNES fa A.p 2.The Professional and Business J Women's Organization of the Par- ag a ish of the Ascension of Our Lord, J] Westmount, is holding its next | \\ à general meeting on Wednesday EST A : t e SHED L ñ evening in St.Leo's School Hall 921 LTD.LR 1 ibra Handba GS Inc.at 8.15 pm.CORSET SHOP Ja ; Following the meeting the year-|# LINGERIE HOSIERY GLOVES BLOUSES a} Handbags repaired and nghag Parisian Experts ly Christmas shower of gifts for 7 atisfaction Assur the aged poor will take place and & 1H J A 4310 the guest speaker for the occasion % 4888 Sherbrooke St.West DE.1850 1464 Union Ave.- MA.will be Father Patrick J.Ambrose, | 4 \"4 OPPOSITE MORGAN'S Director.of the Federation of i \u201cy Catholic Charities.ERRERERELTPRPERPEPNOGTE IEE CC Pc oa eee EEEE perd ad i 7 uo 7 = Le > ) fo! ?j ef aaa J a 2 i i 4 \u201c ron i.EE - i ; LC AN IR B a Ca A x a Lo) ba Na RS A el _ I RN Lo dee ee ra wie EI ea i pe RZ Prt: = SA Ey DIE entire es ate eme ; ve c oe me \u201cYour West End Ford and Monarch Dealer\u201d 6170 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST (cormer Grand Boutevas) WA.1175 Above shown is Hodge Bros.modern new offices and showrooms.Designed by de Belle and White, the building is a perfect example of modern architecture.Everything has been combined under owe roof for customer satisfaction; Sales, Service and Parts.A courteous efficient soles staff is constontly alert to the customers\u2019 needs, and the parts dept.is filled with genuine Ford parts and accessories.Factory trainad mechanics and fhe latest equipment moke Hodge Bros.service shop ome of the best in the city.de Belle & White Stephen Steinhubl \u201cArchitects- _ \u2014_\u2014 Ey 5 4 L YL 0% À 3 ER 4 4 \u2018 ; i 2 2 .; \u2018 i A 4 - - .' > ' ., \u2019 + - \u2018 - ¥ FY) +g > = + v i an = E338 x fll x rls fg gE Lf oE $e Ee lahat olla é 1% Cemsral Conttholly + © - - \u201c o>o\u2014>ecso>o>o>o\u2014oc) You may have a direction leaflet giving you instructions for making this knitted tea cosy and egg warmer, as well as instructions for a pretty crocheted reversible tea cosy and egg warmer, if you will send a stamped, self-addressed envelope to the Needlework Dept.of this paper requesting Leaflet No.CW-8, TEA COSY AND EGG WARMER SETS, \u2018 The history of knitting goes back many, many centuries, Today it occupies an important place in the fashion picture.We see many knitted suits and dresses, and knitting as a decorative trim has really come into its own this year.The beginning of this needlework art is really a tribute to the inventiveness of the human race.One of the first examples of knitting is a pair of socks excavated from a Fourth or Fifth Century A.D.Egyptian tomb.They are a woman's size, knitted in red wool with a big toe division for wearing with sandals.Handknitted gloves designed for high church ecclesiastics using elaborate and beautiful patterns are still in existence and date back to the Sixteenth Century.In the London Museum may be seen the shirt worn by King Charles on the day of his execu-* tion in 1689.It was, no doubt, the work of a master knitter and belongs in the great period when garments were Knitted in several colors and in designs that resemble brocated fabrics.About 200 A.D.the Arabian devised the knitting technique and from Arabia the art was carried to the far corners of the earth by traders, sailors and settlers.It's an interesting fact that knitting was carried to the outer world by men, Men were enthusiastic knitters up to the end of the Nineteenth Century.In the fields, shepherds put the time spent in watching their flocks to good use by knitting scarves, caps and socks for themselves and their families.In the time of the Guilds, knitting was an industry like weaving.A six-year term of learning and travel as an apprentice was necessary before a man made his masterpieces which included a magnificent knitted carpet of original design.Very often knitted articles were felted by a process of shrinking and brushing so that the stitches were indistinguishable and the effect was of a solid fabric as in the French beret.Today, however, it's the members of the fair sex who turn their talents towards the art of knitting.Ask almost any mother and she'll tell you how many requests she receives from various members of her family for knitted items.Dad would like a nice sleeveless pullover for golfing, Junior has put in his bid for a pair of cable socks, and Sis has mentioned a very smart pair of after-ski socks that would be just perfect with her ski-suit.A busy person, this modern Mom who knits! Probably, this is why small, quick-to-do knitted articles are in such demand.The pretty tea-cosy and egg warmer set pictured above belongs in this category.These attractive table accessories will add a colorful note to the breakfast table and there'll be a hot cup of tea waiting for every member of the family no matter what time each one puts in an appearance, Paraplegics Aux.Reports Success Of Bridge, Tea The Women\u2019s Auxiliary of The Paraplegic Association Quebec Division who held their semi-an- nual Bridge and Tea last Friday evening, December 1st, at the R.M.R.Armories, voted\u2019 their party a great success, due to the faithful co-operation and large attendance by the old and new friends of the cause.Miss Inez Beaton, of West- mount, held the lucky drawing ticket that won her the Northern Electric Baby Champ Radio.Mrs.A.Mackay Receives At Liesse Hunt Reception The Liesse Hunt Incorporated of Dorval, Quebec, held a reception |.and dinner Wednesday evening at the Mount Royal Hotel.The guests were received by the president, Mr.A.O.Mackay, assisted by several members of the Board of Directors.Mrs.Norman B, Muir was in charge of arrangements and her committee included Mrs.J.H.Stewart, Miss E.L.Malin, and Mr.and Mrs.J.À, Clough.The Liesse Hunt is well-known locally for its charitable work on behalf of the Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital, the S.P.C.A.and other worthy organizations.A plump, tender, Gatehouse PAGE THINTEEN CHRISTMAS SUGGESTION In the late winter months, \u2018gnen people are tired of the cold weuth- er, there is nothing quite as nice as a trip to the South, with its sunshine and warmth and pleasant living.Why not decide that for this Christmas you will give some dear one a trip to Florida and Nas- | sau, in the company of congenial friends, with every thing possible having been arranged for comfort and enjoyment.Bureau have planned such a tour\u2014 for twenty days, first class travel all expense included.Leaving Montreal March 11th and returning March 30th.The party which will be limited, will be accompanied by Mrs.H.B.Pope, Telephone the Tobin Travel Bureau for particulars.in the finest hotels, all meals.1240 PEEL ST.RAD ID NB BE SN I IE ND MASI BM RN DIB DI NDF 3 XMAS GIFT SUGGESTION See Nassau In The Springtime A wonderfully interesting, all-expense party is being arranged by TOBIN'S TRAVEL BUREAU 20 Days .$520 Payable in Canadian funds Leaving Montreal March 11th, 1951.Returning Montreal March 30th, 1951.ACCOMPANIED BY MRS, H.Two days in New York, one day in Washington, five days In Miami Beach at the Floridian Hotel, ten days on the beautiful Island at one of the finest hotels, the Royal Victoria.includes all transportation and taxes, twin bedrooms and Reservations must be made EARLY TOBIN'S TRAVEL BUREAU pA Ask for our \u201cGoing Away\u201d folder of Cruises and Tours ~ A and our 1953 European Tour Programmes.¥ EE EL D EEE BUR EVE AE VE EEE B.POPE Price bath PL.9613 Ÿ (i ESTABLISHED 1898 =x Wi I vite.oo 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.Consultation by Appointment \u2014 Phone WE.2765 UL.J.ROS REC'D, 4210 St.Catherine Street at Greene Avenue in Westmount Donald B.Ross, Proprietor Member\u2014Master Ladies\u2019 Hairdressers\u2019 Guild of Montreal GRADE A TURKEYS GRADE A CAPONS Tobin's Travel - Turkey or Capon is an absolute necessity for the Christmas feast.Gatehouse quality foods will be sure to make your Holiday meals a complete success.Please let us have your order early.® FRESH BEEF TONGUE QUALITY MEAT BUYS ¢ SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS GRADE A DUCKS GRADE A FOWL Back Bacon Fresh Minced Suet GRADE A CHICKENS GRADE A BROILERS Schneider Hams Schneider Mince-Meat Ib.39¢ | Ib.29¢ Ib.39¢ Ib.59c e FRESH SPARE RIBS © STEWING LAMB | AIRBORNE FILLETS Received Daily Fresh Smelts Salmon Trout Whitefish Scotch Kippers Fresh Dore Fresh Herring Finnan Haddies Smoked Fillet Fresh Salmon Winnipeg Gold Eyes Sea Foods Green Shrimps Cooked Shrimps Fresh Scallops Bulk Oysters Shelled Oysters Boiled Lobsters Fresh Haddock Sole Fillets Fresh Halibut Smoked Salmon Haddock Fillets © We Have a Fine Assortmest of Garden-Fresh Fruit cri Vegetables © Gatehouse Stores Are Open From 8 am.to 6 p.m.Dolly For Your Shopping Convenience 0\u2014 While visiting Hawaii recently we made a tour of the fascinating open market stalls in Honolulu.flagrant leis, fruits and vegetables in gorgeous array, interspersed with ptrange dried fish and meats, and familiar foods from the mainland.Also on sale was taro\u2014that starchy root, high in calcium, which the native Hawalians slice and hol, called \u201cpoi.\u201d There were long Oriental egg plants; a \u201cbutter melon\u201d much like the \u201cbanana\u201d squash of California; native papaya, guavas, pomegranates, Mandarin oranges and sun-ripened pineapples, coconuts and Hawaiian bananas were dis-* played with apples, pears and oranges from the mainland.There were displays of dried shrimp and dried fish cakes; dried fish rolls used for appetizers by the Orientals, and \u201clong rice\u201d which proved to be hair lengths of noodles made from rice flour.Smoked pork and smoked duck were there with crisp skin; also fresh beef, pork, veal, a little mutton and of course hamburger and frankfurters.We saw many varieties of fish new to us.Tuna steak and squid were popular.Chicken and @uck eggs, both fresh and preserved, were on sale, Prices of all eggs, poultry and meat were \u201csky high,\u201d but to offset this, there were all the \u201cvariety\" and \u201corgan\u201d meats, which were having a brisk sale; a tip for mainland homemakers.Braised Short Ribs of Beef Order 3 lbs.short ribs of beef cracked in three sections each.Brush with kitchen bouquet.Slow-brown the meat all over in a little fat.Pour off all fat except 2 tbsp.Add tsp.powdered bayleaf.Pour in 1% cups hot water.Cover and Carol Service St.Helen\u2019s School will-hold their annual carol service in St.Matthias Church, Westmount, at 4 p-m.Saturday.| The choir is under the direction of Mr.Harry Morris, assisted by Mr.Phillips Motley at the organ.AI Old Girls and friends are invited.Your baked cake will turn out just as easily if you line only the bottom of the pan with waxed paper.Grease sides of pan, and when a cake is cooked, loosen \u201csides with'a knife or spatula.Eat There we saw tropical flowers, or make into a gelatinous puree Tomorrow's Dinner Vegetable Juice Savory Suet Pudding Braised Short Ribs of Beef Quick-cooked Spinach or Greens Fruits in Orange \u2018Gel\u2019 Coffee, Tea or Milk \u2018(All measurements are level.Recipes serve four.) Local Club Tea, Christmas Bazaar Being Held Today Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club is rolding a Tea and Xmas Bazaar under the joint chairmanship of Mrs.R.H.Grant and Mrs.C.A.Camirand, today at! Victoria Hall from 10 am.to § p.m.A great varlety of useful and pretty Christmas gifts may be purchased at the booths labelled as follows: Candy, Christmas Cards; Decorations and Gifts; gifts; aprons and plain sewing; dolls; parcel post gifts; nearly new; white elephant; jewellry; home cooking; jams, jellies and pickles.Tea will be served from 3 till 5 p.m.by Mrs.A.L.Swinden and her committee, with tea-cup reading being a special feature.Other special features will be a drawing for a delectable Turkey Dinner, wrapped in cellophane, a large Christmas cake and & basket of fruit.There will also be an exhibition of paintings by-one of the club with\" 1 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER Donated To Hospital of our Famous Individual \u2018''Jewele' Natural Permanent Wave including Look your prettiest for the holidays! Treat Yourself to a NEW COLD WAVE Xmas Gifts On Tree At Maritime Club A Christmas tree, at which the members of the Maritime Women's Club displayed their gifts to augment the boxes being packed for the Veterans at Ste.Anne Mili tary Hospital, was the feature of the meeting held In Budge Hall, MICROSCOPIC TEST STYLING SHAMPOO & SET Have your permanent now , .minute rush and it will be at its \u201cmanageable $7.50 Reg.$12.50 .before the last Central YMCA, Drummond best\u201d for your holiday parties.vou know: you'll Street, on Tuesday evening, Dec- look your best when your hair is soft, lustrous, ember 5 perfect .styled by expert hands, assuring : ; - you of its health and beauty.The boy choristers of St.George\u2019s Church provided a pro- For your conveniende open evenings from December 15 to 30 gram of music.The reception of new members was also given a place in this program.Refreshments were served during the social hour Beauty Salon Mrs.Hozel Henderson \u2014 Mr.Alex.Fessler HAIR STYLISTS For Appointment Phone UN.4282 1265 STANLEY - Above the Royal Bank Producers Pine and Thomas are searching for another story in which to co-star Maureen O'Hara and John Payne following the finish of Paramount's *Tripoli,\u201d their third starring movie.TR TR ÉTAT AT TR TY mie hn TG AT A TR TE ime For the Finest in Pastry and Confectionery, for a Magnificent Assortment of Swiss Chocolates and Bonbons, turn to._ LA PATISSERIE DE GENEVE ENRG.(founded in 1931) | { WJ v mg N v y SURLY! Sam aux v d THE WESTMOUNT GENEVA PASTRY REG'D (just opened) mm 7 ce v nm i N ~v 19 WA j The Undersigned take great pleasure in announcing a splendid array of pastries, chocolates, bonbons, biscuits and cakes; made by themselves, and unexcelled in quality.They are also proud to submit to their esteemed customers an unprecedented variety of imported Swiss Chocolate, such as Lindt, Tobler, Nestlé, Cailler and their brand-new li f 75 CANADIAN SOUVENIR LOLLIPOPS to delight children at Christmas.and other times André Perret Ui \u2019 Hs Fa NI, Charles Schieicher 1861 St.Catherine W.(near St.Mark} 1309 Greene Ave.(formerly Maison Douville) Tel.FI.3104 Tel.Fl.4884 A A a ta a tua E È WN.0 \u2018members, Mrs.Frank Moody.TO Lc OO OO OR PAGE SIXTEEN Salvation Army To Give Cheer Traditional Salvation Christmas pots are soon to be set up on street corners and residents are urged by Major T.L.well, \u201cto again exemplify those principle of generosity and good will which are evidences of the true spirit of Christmas.\u201d As in the past, this year's Christmas program of the Salvation Army will be to provide a Christmas dinner to all homeless and Army unattached men, besides presenting them with gifts.\u2018 Food and delicacies will be provided for families and old age Cars- THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1950 pensioners.Warm clothing and toys will be given to needy children.Baskets are to be taken to city homes and hospitals and prisoners will receive extra Christmas treats at Bordeaux Jail and St.Vincent de Paul Penitentiary.Emergency relief is carried on after Christmas by the organization through the Christmas Cheer and Welfare Fund, Lawyer Relates Humorous Cases A series of anecdotes on the subject \u201cHumor in the Prisoners\u2019 Dock\u201d was given by Nat W.Jacobs, K.C,, in a radio address heard over C.F.C.F.Sponsored by the Municipal Service Bureau and the City improvement League, Mr.Jacobs\u2019 address stressed the comical situations and remarks that often arise in criminal courts.One of these anecdotes, related by the speaker, concerned a prisoner awaiting the decision of the jury.Turning to his lawyer he asked, \u201cDo you think I shall get an honest verdict?\u201d His lawyer replied: \u201cNo \u2014 I see twd men on thé jury who seems to object to hanging.\u201d To I tere He NEW ~~ 'SITORD you\u2019ll want to see for - yourself the forty-three \u201cvears-ahead \u201c features of the new 51 Ford coe f ) - \u2019 BLUE BON N i y new \u2018luxury lounge\u2019 RE aril e interior with harmonizing bod appointments.striking new \u2018dual spinner\u2019 grille.= = ë 2 Can new \u2018air-wing\u2019 steering wheel.s 4 superbly designed instrument ) NV.win guarantee chased from + car or truck PT jod 0 \u201c dev operation for « pe f ARS or 2500 0 KD $40.00, for RUCK $75:00 FA panel, and \u2018magic life\u2019 race eat ACh rtm RME TE \u20ac 3 à against rear deck lid.feature for O 4 feature, it\u2019s finer by far! See it at Blue Bonnets.and ask about our famous Carlife Guarantyl- .you can pay more.but you can\u2019t buy better! .5 cnnets Cutomotile © { DISTRIBUTORS .ied] L 1 M 1 T E D E \u2018 | R BEGIN, President .7965 DECARIE BOULEVARD e ATLANTIC 1164 ; | .BB-9 va arr 0 une ua sans y cas rREE Ind | STP Og th Pp Se pv fa A Mom de ery NM a TY ul A \u2014 rv IK + Le \u201cWestmount-St.Antoine, presently - gressive.Conservative leader over tion of Dorothy Pfeiffer.Hon.D, C.Abbott Isnores Drew's Expense Charge Hon.D.C.Abbott, member for Finance Minister in the Federal Government, said in Ottawa on Thursday that he would not enter into a controversy at the moment with Hon.George Drew, Pro- the latter's public comment on expenses allowed for families of Canadian delegates at the tariff talks in Torquay, England.The Minister said in an interview that he would meet any criticism of the Government's action in.this respect if it is brought up in the House of Commons.From other sources it was learned that extra allowances had been granted by Order-in-Coun- cil to a number of the Torquay negotiators to help to pay the cost of having their families with them.This was done, an official said, because the conference is expected to last six months or more.It is understood that about eight delegates are eligible for the allowance.The officials concerned had been away from their homes about half of the last four years on this same world tariff conference series which began in Geneva.The assistance for maintenance of families is being paid only to those required to remain constantly at the negotlations.Mr.Drew charged that this was only another instance of government extravagance.Shaw's Play Well Handled George Bernard Shaw's recent death may have added interest to theatre-goers attending one of his plays, \u201cCandida\u201d which was staged by the Trinity Players last week.Whatever the reason, audiences came to the Trinity Church Hall, Sherbrooke street and seemed particularly pleised with the results of the production under the direc- Though written by Shaw more than 50 years ago, the play was easily acceptable to a modern audience, since the character roles, annd the truths or emotional experiences of the people involved have not changed over any period of time.\u2018The results of the difficult production staged by Trinity were good.Outstanding, was Gordon Diver, who gave a fine portrayal of®a young poet and dreamer in love with the parson\u2019s wife, Candida.She, played by Margaret Pitt, also performed well, but one sensed that the maternal element was the too dominant characteristic in her dealings with the young poet.The parson, played by Lawrence MacGregor proved a strong and vigorous personality in the first two scenes, but may have been a little more shaken in the third scene when he asks Candida to choose between him and the young poet.) Basil Donn as Mr.Burgess, Candida\u2019s father, made a fine rascal while Athea McLean was also well cast as the parson\u2019s secretary with old maid's tendencies.Completing the cast, and supplying the comedy was Richard Farrell as the curate, also well played.\u2018 M.J.IN MOVIES Stage actor Richard Rober has entered pictures and now has an important role in Pine-Thomas\u2019 \u201cPassage West,\u201d Paramount Technicolor release.He had the lead in the Chicago company of \u201cBorn Yesterday,\u201d playing the Paul Douglas role.Rober is featured in the movie with John Payne, Den- \u201cAnnie Get Your Gun,\u201d Broadway's hit which played to an audience of one million, five-hundred thousand spectators during its three-year stage run, has been brought to the screen by M-G-M.\"The new offering opens Sunday at the Westmount.With the vivocious Betty Hutton in a made-to-order role as the rough and ready markswoman, Annie Oakley, and with star Howard Keel making an auspicious film debut as Frank Butler, the man whom Annie \u201ccan\u2019t get with a gun,\u201d this exuberant and eye- filling picture unfolds its song and laugh filled plot against colofful backgrounds of Wild West shows replete with cowboys and Indians, No Waiting at Reddy Hospi eddy Hospital Cancer Clini There is no waiting at the Herbert Reddy Memorial Hospital, Tupper street, Westmount, for pitients seeking an examination at the recently opened cancer diagnostic clinic.Mrs.Philip Caplan, president of the Cancer Research Society which made the opening of the clinic possible said that the long delay before patients can be examined for symptoms of cancer, a problem in overcrowded United States institutions, has been overcome here.She said that examinations in the Reddy Hospital clinic can be made almost immediately after a patient applies at the hospital.Mrs.Caplan urged however that an appointment should be sought by telephone before visiting the clinic.The clinic is open on Wednesdays only at presnt, but plans to increase the clinical hours are ready when the demand warrants such expansion.he diagnostic clinic has been equipped with the most modern of cancer detection apparatus and an initial grant of $3,500 has been used for the purchase of life-saving radium.Play Performed For Veterans George Garvais, host of the Gay Ninety Room of the Astor Theatre Cafe, sent his group of the Henry Atterburry Company to entertain at the Queen Mary Veteran's Hospital This was the 108th performance The full cast was present at the hospital, including Bob Goodier, Dorothy Davis, Gloria Wolfe, Marie Brewer, Arthur Voronka, Bonar Stuart and Bernard Mc- Murray.Adalaide Cook, popular and charming gay ninety songstress, was also on hand to entertain.-\u2014 Mone Freeman, who plays opposite Alan Ladd in Paramount's \u201cBranded,\u201d started her career as Violet Walters, Richard Kronold,.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1950 Musical And Mystery Featured | At The Westmount On Saturday tribal dances, stunt riding, shooting contests, buffalo ' stampedes and all sorts of rootin\u2019-tootin\u2019 activities centering around that famous figure of the old West folklore \u2014Buffalo Bill.And interposed amid the excitement and the laugh-jammed story of te rivalry between Annie and \u2018Frank Butler for the honor of being the world\u2019s champion sharpshooter, a contest which is ultimately resolved when Annie decides that she'd rather have her man than her medals, are the Irving Berlin songs, including \u201cDoin\u2019 What Comes Naturally,\u201d \u201cThe Girl That I Marry,\u201d \u201cYou Can't Get a Man With a Gun,\u201d \u201cShow Business,\u201d \u201cFalling In Love,\u201d \u201cSun In the Morning,\u201d \u201cI'm: an Indian, Too,\u201d \u201cAnything You Can Do\" and other hits, sung by Miss Hutton and Keel.ADDED ATTRACTION The methods of Harvard's famed Department of Legal Medicine in aiding in the solution of murder crimes often written off as \u201caccidental deaths\u201d are revealed for the first time on the screen in M-G-M\u2019's absorbing \u2018Mystery Street,\u201d which is shown on the same bill.The story opens with the accidental discovery of the bones of a skeleton near a lonely beach on Cape Cod.Police Lieutenant Mor- alas is instructed to enlist the aid of Dr.McAdoo of the Department of Legal Medicine in solving the case and the latter, in a series of demonstrations, and with only the skeleton bones and a clump of ivy as alboratory clues, is able to identify the sex, age, height and probable occupation of the victim.Another ingenious experiment in which photographs are matched to a life-size scale of the skeleton\u2019s skull identifies the victim as the missing B-girl and circumstantial evidence points to young Henry Shanway as her murderer.It was Shanway who drove away from the Grass Skirt Cafe with the B- girl when she was last seen alive.It looks like an open- and-shut cage until Dr.McAdoo makes another unexpected discovery, namely that the discoloration of one of the skeleton\u2019s ribs was caused by a bullet.The solution of the case now lies in finding the .45 automatic from which the bullet was fired and the person who possessed the gun.The cumulative steps by which both the gun and the person who fired it are traced through a scheming landlady make for a systery drama which is exciting and suspense-packed as it is unusual.starring lo TA + Nely CORRADI Inspired by COETHE'S DRAMA and GOUNOD'5 OPERA.\u201cFAST\u201d METROPOLITAN Sur of \"THE LOST ONE\" NOW 2nd RECORD BREAKING WEEK Shown at \u201cRoa 1.50 - 1.58 l= 3.35 - 555 ZZ 8.00 - 10.05 PAGE SEVENTEEN® \"\"\" BICGEST MUSICAL UNDER THE SUN! MRT.Studio presents \"ANTIGONE\" by Jean Anouilh adapted by Lewis Galantiere Dec.13-16th 8.45 p.m.Reserved Seats $1.13 tax incl.1550 Guy Street - Fl.4683 a child model of children's clothes.TODAY and FRIDAY ONLY \u201cTHE LAWLESS\" nis O'Keefe and Arleen Whelan.Also \"JOHNNY HOLIDAY\" Another Two Big Hit Show ! LAST 2 DAYS! \u201cTHE GUNFIGHTER\" 4 \u201cLOYE THAT BRUTE\" Starts SUNDAY BRUCE BENNETT ELSA LANCHESTER MARSHALL THOMPSON | Block rr.Yoyo Wty YY.Ny è BING ( Bing Crosby singing best loved Christmas hymns and carols in two of DECCA\u2019S colourful Christmas albums.% MERRY CHRISTMAS kx CHRISTMAS GREETINGS - - - 3.25 FOR A FULL SELECTION OF DECCA CHRISTMAS MUSIC VISIT Dave Campbell's elody House! WE DELIVER WA.8141* % 2083 4896 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST West of Victoria THAT'S GOT VAN'S HEAD SPINNING! 4 VAN JOHNSON ELIZABETH TAYLOR ol gg, .\u2018 M-G-M's exciting story of todoy\u2019s youth! : frs LOvE\u2014AND LLITANEM TAYLOR = J KATE AITKEN SPECIAL DOOR PRIZES Also: SURPRISE SHOPPING BAGS FOR EVERYONE Tickets Now on Sale at Box Office 4 Ï - = 3.60 Under the auspices of the BENNY FARM TENANTS\" NY DON'T MISS YULETIDE COOKING SCHOOL THURSDAY, DC.14 \u2014 1 TO 3.30 P.M.Conducted on our stage by 50 DOOR PRIZES ASSOCIATION IX SY se LTRs G wo rover.names eme | PAGE EIGHTEEN - yr pre THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1050 \u2014\u2014 Ski Film Slated For Victoria Hall \u2018The Skiing Saints\u2019 Will Be Shown Next Wednesday \u2018The Skiing Saints\u201d will be shown at Victoria Hall next Wednesday, December 13, 1950, 8.15 p.m.under the auspices of the Westmount Ski Club.Frank, Scofield's newest film \u201cThe Skiing Saints,\u201d takes the skiing fraternity on a world wide tour from St.Adele, Canada to St.WIN-SUM INN Has moved to ST.SAUVEUR DES MONTS 22 attractive bedrooms, running water in all \u2014 some with private bath.Every room steam-heated and with fully automatic sprinkler and alarm system.Large lounge, delightful view on all sides \u2014 excellent meals and \u2014 the \u201cDOGHOUSE\u201d for liquid refreshments.Ideal for Bki-ing or just a renful holiday.Rates $5.00 to $7.50 per day, meais Included Telephone BTE.ADELE 33582 Anton, in Austria.On the way a stop is made at Aspen, Colorado, where the dramatic action of the F.I.S.World's Championships in downhill and slalom were filmed in all six events, Scofield with his skiing knowledge gained from years as an instructor, has picked remarkable camera angles and gives the spectators a real closeup of the world's best racers in action, You'll see more on the screen than if you had heen at Aspen yourself.There are intimate close-ups of Dagmar Rom, beateous blond Austrian star and double winner of the world\u2019s championships, and Zeno Colo also a double winner and the outstanding man skier in the world at the present time.Real Reality In the words of Schillios, ski reporter for the Eugene Register Guard in Oregon where Scofield COMFORTABLE TRANSPORTATION le per mile ASK US FOR A DEMONSTRATION OF THE ENCLISH FORD You will be under no obligation.We are pleased to do it.Hodge Bros.L24.\u201cYOUR WEST END FORD & MONARCH DEALERS\" 6170 Sherbrooke St.W.WA, 1175 {Corner Grand Boulevard) Used Car Lot Corner Sherbrooke & Draper \u201cOUI\u201d said BRUSSELS MONTREAL \"the best beer is BRADINGS JUDGED BY IMPARTIAL EXPERTS, IN OPEN COMPETITION WITH other Canadian beers at the great 1950 Brussels exhibition, Brading's won:\u2014 1.The \"Star of Excellence\u201d for the best Canadian Ale.2.A spectal award for THE MOST OUTSTANDING BEER AMONG CANADIAN ENTRIES \u2014 THE ONLY SPECIAL.AWARD MADE TO CANADA Here at home, that expert fedgment is confirmed by the ever-increasing number of Brading\u2019s fans.Prove it yourself = you be the judge \u2014 next time try Brading's! % kk kk * Viniarert ' À * put on his show to a packed house, \u201cthe film, \u201cThe Skiing Saints,\u201d is refreshing in its reality \u2014 the best ski film we have ever seen and we try to see them all.As if the sensational downhill races, the plunging excitement of giant slalom, the hair-raising skill of champions seeking to win by a split second aren't enough, Scd¥field has included a brilliantly filmed \u2018ski tour of Europe.\u201d It was during this European tour that Frank prevailed upon Anton Seelos, skiing friend of the Herman Garner, and a former World's slalom champion, to make the special trip to Ober-Gurgi to ski for the film, This interesting slalom sequence clearly shows the technique of the coach of the Austrian Team and it is a feature that no skier or would-be skier will want to miss.For the non-skiers the sheer beauty of the photography of the Austrian Alps with amusing side- trips to London, Paris, Zurich, and Geneva will provide excellent entertainment.Ample Comedy During the entire film there is ample comedy to keep the audience amused.Frank\u2019s personal comments from his long skiing background keep the audience right up to the minute at every phase of the film.There is a pleasant entire show.These are the first F.I.S.films to appear in Montreal and clearly show several of the Canadian racers in action as well as the European stars.Frank Scoffield has just completed a 12,000 mile tour of the Western United States and Canada, ending up his shows at Hamilton and Peterborough, and the success of this tour warrants a packed house of ski enthusiasts have been looking forward to the first public showing of films of the World Championships sponsored by the Federation Internationale de Ski held at Aspen, Colorado last winter.Y Swim Team Members Picked Coach Gilbert Young of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Swimming Team has announced the names of those who are assured of a berth on the team, as practices go into their final week in preparation for the City-wide \u201cY\"\u201d Swim Meet, to be held next Friday night at the Westmount Pool.Those who are sure to carry the Westmount \u201cY\" colors into the meet are as follows: Donald Seller, Bobby Hamilton, Ken Copland, Roy Smith, Hugh Barclay, Gordon Smith, and Ron Taylor.Young pointed out that there are still vacancies on the squad, and all those wishing to try out urday morning, December 8, at 11.45 in the swimming pool.Sellar has been coaching the new-comers who are not up to par and doing an excellent job in preparing them for the more advanced work.The Westmount \u201cY\u201d team will be hosts for the first City-wide Y.M.C.A.Swim Meet, to he held next Friday night, December 15, at 7.00 o'clock, in the Westmount \u201cYZ\u201d pool, ORDERS RECEIVED Clyde have received orders for two have contracted with Burns Philp and Company Limited, of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, to 3,500 tons to be used in their Sydney trade with the South Sea Islands.The machinery will be supplied by John G.Kincaid and Company Limited, of Greenock, Scotland.musical background during the.should report to Doug Seller Sat- ; Shipyards on Scotland's river, build a cargo motorship of about : Avenue Stars Still Top Municipal Basketball The Avenue Stars stayed on top \u2018of the Westmount Recreation Basketball League in their game against the Saints last Wednesday night by defeating them 64-27.The Stars have gone undefeated in four starts.Earl McDonald showed his best game of the season with a 23 point effort, Willie Monolson returned to help bolster his team after a two week absence and followed close behind with 20 points.Jack McKissock, the leagues\u2019 high scorer to date threw in a total of 18 points.Ross Jolly and Cammy McFadden paced the losers with 10 verdict 43-10.Don\u2019 Campbell, a very capable hoopster paced the winners attack with 12 points, Logue McDonald threw in 11, Bill Graham 8, and Gus Graham 4.Bill Tyler threw in half of the Dukes score with Jim McCarthy picking up 3 points and Mickey Bourassa 2.\u2019 In the night's finale, the Wolves bested the rugged Staynor five by a 35-13 court.High scoring Mike Barnard threw.in 10 points, with footballer Wendy Young notching 9.The big point getters for the Staynorites were Jimmy Cotter with 10 points and Don Tinning with 7, Team P.W.L.Pts.Avenue Stars 4 4 0 8 Royals .,.\u2026.\u2026.4 3 1 8 Wolves .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.4 3 1 6 Dukes .c.000e 4 1 3 2 Samits 00000000 4 1 3 2 Staynor\u2019 .4 1 4 2 BIG TEN SCCORERS Points J.McKissock, Ave.Stars .59 M.Barnard, Wolves 50 C.McFadden, Saints 46) E.McDonald, Ave.43 B.Kelley.Ave.Stars .36 D.Campbell, Royals 384 I.McDonald, Royals .32 W.Tyler, Dukes .Ceee 29 B.Graham, Royals .26° W.Manolson, Ave, Stars .26 points each: Ross Delo accounted for 6, and Harry DeWolfe 1.> The second game of the evening brought together the Royals and the Dukes.The Royals took thex Gymnasts Hold Special Workout The sport of gymnastics, again -coming into its own as one of the fastest growing sports across the border, is getting a big push from the Montreal Y.M.C.A.and especially the Westmount \u201cY\"\u201d Gymnastic Club, Last night a group of 30 gymnasts, representing most of the Branches of the Y.M.C.A.in Montreal, and several guests from other gymnastic clubs in the City, .met in the Westmount \u201cY\"\u201d gym The purpose of the gathering was to create more interest in the sport, and discuss further get-to- gethers and competition.Following the work-out, which kept every piece of apparatus on the floor humming with routines and activity, two movies were shown on tumbling, and refreshments were served.ADMISSION $1.00 \u2014 WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.TYROL SHOE CO.S Kl E R S | your only chance to see FRANK SCOFIELD'S New Full Length Color Ski Movie \u201cTHE SKIING SAINTS\" Filmed this year at Aspen, Colorado and the Austrian Tyrol PRESENTED BY THE WESTMOUNT SKI CLUB VICTORIA HALL, WESTMOUNT ONE NIGHT ONLY! Wednesday, Dec.13th, at 8.15 P.M.TICKETS ON SALE AT ARLINGTON'S IRVING SKi CLOTHES LTD.BUT ONE [IS new cargo motor-ships which will provide work well into 1952.Barclay, Curle and Company, Limited, Yes, indeed, there are two Ottawas \u2014 one inJIlinois, U.S.A., and one in Ontario, Canada.Similarly, there\u2019s a Four Roses Whiskey in the United States and Four Roses Canadian Whisky in Canada.but they're quite different whiskies.In the United States, Four Roses is an American Whiskey.But, in Canada, Four Roses is a Canadian Whisky, distilled, blended and bottled in Canada under ap the supervision of the Canadian Government, It\u2019s one of the finest Canadian Whiskies you can buy.) FOUR ROSES FRANKFORT DISTILLERS (CANADA) LTD, i for an informal workout together.- boa * ~~ \u201c : ?fes + épast W ; Se \u2018hall To Saturd games \u201cSatur but fc \u201cgame: out o) 4 In ,, noon \u201cost t 1 10 po matcl next The - > 2 5 oous SENoOS£sgS co Saf LU WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1950 Westmount Park Tw estmount High Enjoys > FActive Week 1 PAGE NINETEEN } tintex to your starch water, and note the hint of sunshine that hovers about your window on a dark day.It chases gloom and is so simple.SUN FOR SOOT! When window curtains have grown grayish from city smoke and suds after suds fail to restore whiteness, then add a bit of gold Westmount High School athletes have been very active during the fpast week in basketball, water polo and hockey.Senior \u201cA\u201d and Junior teams took part in the Golden Ball Basket- \u201cball Tournament held at Sir Arthur Currie Memorial Gymnasium on Saturday and \u201cwhile not winning the top awards gave a very good \u201caccount of themselves.WATER POLO In water polo Westmount lost out to Montreal High on Friday at (the latter's pool by a score of 5 to 2.Bob Webster and Jim Quarles got the markers for Westmount.in Sports \u2018This for the season.In the hockey carnival held before a packed house at the Forum the last scheduled game teams battled to a six all tie.Westmount Junior High who are coached by E.A.Hutchinson Wolf Cub Pack Presents Badges || Westmount Park Wolf Cub Pack\u2019s last meeting on Tuesday, November 28 last, had the form of a party, to which six smart- looking sixers from the three packs of Kensington Scout Troop were invited together with Akela Howe of the Green Pack.Eighteen cubs barked out the Grand Howl, which was given to Akela Poltrick.COC OCT O00 DOCS SO COCO OOC DOC OIC DOOD DOC D0 SPEEDOMETER REPAIRS © FREE CHECK AND ESTIMATE © esFRag: AuromeBLE MD g QurrmenT ere lon Fri had \u2018 | represented on.de done a had several members on the ban- : Atte r Inspection of the pack 4010 St.Catherine West FL 4611 sip a.3 Senior \u201cB\u201d and Bantam teams and Dick Christensen of West- were Invested in the pack coi (Comer Atwater) y bs the Westmount members more mount scored both goals for the active games were played and en- E2000 D0 0D 00S than pulled their weight in the re- 4spective squads.Basketball west team.Two Westmount cheer leaders Ann Redfern and Dorothy Nye who were on the program com- joyed right up to the ceiling.In a short ceremony, Bruce Anderson and Michael Redden were 4 Westmount juniors played an presented their 2nd Stars.Bruce B y initial game against.prestratt at mittee looked very pretty In, thelr was also presented the House Or- : R.C A.F.ASSOCIATION \u2018\u2019Montre est on Jay and los I tumes and got |derly Badge and so n » out by 33 to 28.several approving glances from Christie.5 wes George A 304 (BEAVER) WING In their second game played at the police officers who were ON! Two nice and quiet games| | e 5.00 on Saturday afternoon at the hand to keep order in the jammed brought us to the campfire with| | e \u201cCurrie Gym.Westmount Juniors arena.skits and songs.i \\ -;lost to Lower Canada College by As a result of the hockey car- After a good hour's play and| E i- °26- 18.Members of the Westmount nival it is learned that some- fun, all the cubs enjoyed the re- { [.1 ggjunior team were: Gerry Levy, thing like $3,000 will be available freshments which had been pre- i John Abbott, Buddy aismith, for the school\u2019s sport program.pared by Mrs.Cummings and Mrs.| À W _ \u2018 Jack Eady Jreenwoo -\u2014 Simms, who were thanked by Cub ¥ VICTORIA HALL ESTMOUNT on y in, y Gordon Cummings.A - Reid, and Tony Shinn er, Me Teen Agers\u2019 Dance The meeting os closed by the A Fr iday, December 8th.8.30p M, i Klein who swi ed to Senior Wolf Cubs giving the Mouse How! 1} EVERYONE WELCOME \u2014 \u2014 PRIZES + \u201cA\u201d on Saturday.to Akela Howe.° Y» The Senior \u201cAa\u201d team which a LOOMS 0-0 S-0-N-0- MS Ou OJ COMO Nl Jew a Sarre [o] * Æsrincidently had to play 3 one hour ttr Î , .Le : games in the space of 5 hours on C S row Westmount Young Liberals o \u2018Saturday di¢ remarkably well and | Hold First Annual Meet 0 A1 - but for being tired in the last two A good turn out, good music, The Westmount branch of the \u201cdgames might very well have come good friends, and a good time, Montreal District Young Liberal h ; out on top.helped to make the first teen-age Association held its first annual \u2018 In the first game played at| dance of the season a success.general meeting in the form of pn ,, Room against Loyola Westmount Many thanks go to the hard work- a smoker in the Reform Club on es Jost by 26-16.Ian McIntosh with ing Committee without whose help Thursday night.re y 10 points was high scorer in this the dance would have been impos- William Shaughnessy, executive match with Dougie Reed coming sible.assistant to Hon.D.C.Abbott, _ Ba next with six points.3.00 Another dance will be held next Finance Minister, was the guest _ The second game a P-M.Saturday night December 9 at 8 of honor.ie .- ,*¥ Johnnie Noel., was a humdinger with Westmount losing out in the last second by :, one point the final score being Westhill 30 Westmount 29.West- mdunt were right under the basket when the gun went and had +; just missed the basket twice.At the three quarter time Westmount \u201c4 were trailing 28 to 13 but in the last period dominated the play ¢ and with a little luck should have topped Westhill High scorers in { this game were Mitchie Klein and Gordie Clark with six points each.\u2018In the third game at 5.00 p.m.against Montreal High West- * mount were completely out on their feet after the hard tussle \u201c* against Westhill and went down .to defeat by a score of 36-17.The score at the end of the first quar- } ter was 12 to 1 in favour of Montreal High.Westmount staged a :4 come back and added another 16 | points but just hadn't enough \u2018, stamina to last out.Westmount and Baron Byng were the only i schools to have to play three games in the series.* Westmount Senior \u201cA\u201d players were: Ian (Stretch) McIntosh, + Dougie Reed, Nelson (Clem) Creamer, Andy Cote, Gordie Clark, \u201c Johnie Smith, Tony Skinner, Mit- chie Klein, Jimmy Liddell and Hockey \u2018Y In the hockey carnival held at the Forum on Friday night West- Ft mount Senior \u201cA\u201d All Star team was represented in the west team ¢ by John Swain in goal, Mel Reece |, ; On defence and Boy Forrest and \"Dave McDougall in the forward A line, John Swain had a compara- \u2018NV.tively easy time in goal, It was \u2026 hoticed that the Westmount players were on the ice more often and for longer periods than b other men on the west team.A The Senior \u201cA\u201d game between east and west ended in a scoreless >» tie.In the Senior \u201cB\" west all stars 4 Westmount were represented by D \u2018Fred Hoffman and Tom Baillie o\u2019slock at the W.A.G.Clubhouse on St.Catherine street.Admission will be 25 cents per person, if you Granger Robertson, president of the Westmount Young Liberals\u2019 Association, was chairman of the had fun last week come again and bring your friends.meeting which was largely attended.St.Leo's two hockey teams, the Bantams and Seniors opened the 1950-51 hockey season, with exhibition games at Lachine Arena last week.The Bantams fresh from their football triumphs found the going rather tough in their two game series with the fast stepping Dan- jel O'Connell Crew.The Saints managed to hold out for a two all draw in the first game but went down to a 4 to 2 defeat in the second encounter.This year\u2019s Bantam outfit is a slow skating aggregation and will have to hustle to improve their skating if they are to cut any figure in their league.Mario Chartrand along with goalie Dick Ryan, stood heads over the rest of the team in the two game series, The Seniors got off on the right foot, with a close 4 to 3 win over Lachine High.It was a very well played game for early in the season with both clubs flashing smart form.Tommy St.James, John Foy, Tommy Grant and Neil Walsh were the marksmen for the winners.Walsh scored the winner on a spectacular end to end rush with but thirty seconds remaining of playing time.This game gave a good chance to size up the Academites, who this year move up to senior competition.The team has about ten players who will have no trouble holding their own in Senior A company.On the debit side, it is quite evident the team could use another good forward line and another Two Teams from St.Leo\u2019s Prepare for Hockey Season and looks to be in for a big season.Neil Walsh played a strong game but his efforts were a little on the individual side.Ray Losito played a steady and rugged game on the rearguard.Peter Grant, a newcomer to the team, .looked promising.Peter Grant was effective at left wing and scored a smart goal.Claude Sawyer was steady in the nets and saved a number of dangerous situations with a neat save.His only weakness was his clearing.ECONOMY, COMFORT, RELIABILITY AND MODERN STYLING AT REASONABLE COST Phone for Demonstration WA.1517 BUDD & DYER 5028 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST (Next to Westmount Theatre) \u2014 a 4 ER 4 £¥% who played in place of John Petry top-notch defenceman.To sum it on the injured list.up briefly the team has strength 9 \u2018 FF A The west team won this en- but no depth and this is certain to 9 EXTRA counter beating the east by 2 to 1.be their downfall in a good num- OLD STOCK Ty \u201c} Fred Hoffman scored one of the ber of games.A few of the boys, ALE winning counters for the west especially Joe St.James and Rich- .er \"7 team.- In the + game, hétWeen! wast wind\u2019 hy ve \u201cAll Star Members\u201d ard Goulet, appeared out of shape and tired to) ast.i tne | Torin Bt ames, was, flying, rec t ee KR TSE Fy (IT ES ÿ PAGE TWENTY - THE EXAMINER.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1950 a SP ee EE\" ML a Be sure to see QUEEN MARY HARDWARE'S excellent selection of exciting toys for Christmas Giving! 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