The Westmount examiner, 5 janvier 1951, vendredi 5 janvier 1951

[" | ty.| oe Nhe.dora \u2018voi.xx, Ne, 1 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5.vest Civil Defence Committee ~ Appointed for Westmount Alderman R.H.Dean, Commissioner of Police and Fire, an- \" nounced today that a Civil Defence Committee has been appointed for the City of Westmoünt, with Mayor J.S and the Commissioner \u2018of Police and Fire as vice-chairman.Cameron as chairman Civic Election Nomination Day Set for Monday The.tollowing notice concerning nominations for the office of mayor and aldermen has beèn issued by A.W.D.Swan, secretary- treasurer of the City of West- mount who has been appointed Returning Officer for the Civic election, I give notice to the Electors of the City of Westmount, that the nomination.of candidates for the office of Mayor, \u201cAldermen and Public Library Trustee for the said.City of Westmount, will be held in the Council Chamber, City Hall, Sherbrooke Street, in the City of Westmount, on the eighth day of - January in the year 1951, from - noon until two o'clock in the afternoon, and that, in case a poll is necessary and be held in the man- nér by law prescribed, such poll will be opened on the fifteenth day of January in the year 1951, from the hour of eight o'clock in the morning.until eight o'clock in the evening, at polling booths established at convenient places in the City, of which, notice will be given later; and that I have appointed A.Robert Bourdon, Assistant Sec- -retary-Treasurer of Westmount, as my Election-Clerk.Given under my hand at West- mount, this twenty-second day of the month of December, in the year 1950.A.W.D.SWAN, Returning Officer.New: Association To Meet Soon An'organization to aid the mentally handicapped children of the City is the object of a group of Montreal citizens it was announced .by a member ef the newly formed association.In \u2018a statement released\u201d to the Examiner this week, the- official -pointed out that the prominent -author, Pearl S.Buck, wrote a recent story \u2018concerning a child who was mentally - handicapped, She pointed out that an organization in the United States has been made to study the problems of such children.In view of this, a meeting will be held in the Mount Royal Hotel, Salon J, on January 9th at 8.30 pm.It will be known as a \u201cChild Study Group.\u201d - \u2018Calvary Cub Pack - To Meet Monday Night .Calvary Cub Pack will meet on \u201cMonday at 8 p.m.for the first time in the New Year, All old oy qu Le to be Sjching the die June, À ; sh: 'ts.elcome iy je the pack.A Sa.ary -Jan.1.* The committee will be composed of \u2018all members of the council.These are, in addition to the chairman and vice-chairman, Alderinen Roy L.Campbell, J.S.B.Peniber- ton, and Real Panet-Raymond, and a Director of Civil Defence.The committee has power to add to their number.The first concern of the committee will be to plan an organization and they have appointed Lt.-Col.P.W.Cook, E.D., as Director of Civil Defénce, effective Lt.-Col.Cook\u2019s office will be in the City Hall, A survey of local facilities and personnel will be made immediately.Lt.-Col.Cook is a former GSO (1), N.D.H.G,, Ottawa.New Plumbing By-law for City Is Outlined A new plumbing by-law for the City of Westmount received its first reading at the first Council meeting of 1951 held Tuesday.It was pointed out that the new by-law is based on the National Building Code Plumbing By-law and is similar in many respects to the Provincial Plumbing Code.It was also pointed out at the first reading that it covers all features of the present City of West- mount Plumbing by-law, but that it is much more descriptive so that it will act as a guide as well as a set of rules and regulations.Included in the readings of the new by-law are .such things as, General Requirements, Adminis- | tration, Required Plumbing Facilities, Quality and Design of Fixtures, Piping, Fittings, and Accessories, Installation, Inspection and Testing, Penalties, and the eighth heading dealing with the repeal of the present by-law.Woman Injured By Automobile Mrs.Florence Richardson, 50, of 419 Metcalfe avenue, suffered a fractured right arm when she attempted to cross Sherbrooke street near Metcalfe and was struck by an automobile.- The driver of the truck, Frank Coveny, of 15 York avenue, West- mount said he did not have time to avoid hitting the woman who was allegedly jay-walking across the street.She was taken to the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital and kept for X-Ray and observation by Dr.Kimberley who attended her.The Westmount Police Department reported that this accident with an injury was the last to take place in 1950; the time of the mishap; being 4.29 p.m.Saturday.fhe Gt a single.accident was re- \u2018ported on New Year's Day.L.St.J.Haskell \"service was recognized by several Ludlow Haskell Retires From Bell Telephone Co.On the eve of his retirement from the Bell Telephone Company of Canada, Ludlow St.J.Haskell, M.C., 256 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, assistant vice-presi- dent employee security department, was honored last Thursday night by a group of friends and associates at a dinner in the University Club.His retirement from the Company after 40 years of presentations.Frederick Johnson, Bell Telephone president, presented the president's wallet to Mr.Haskell.A life member's certificate in the Telephone Pioneers of America was presented by Thomas Ayres, president of the Laurentian Council, A framed parchment scroll from the Bell Telephone centre of the St.John Ambulance Association, of which Mr.Haskell was secretary for many years, was handed to him by C.E.Ricketts, an officer (Continued on Page 5) some part of the church to the PRICE 3 CENTS Westmount \u201cY\u201d\u2019 Secretary Speaks at Church Rally Norman Millington, secretary of Westmount Y.M.C.A.speaking to 1,800 United Church Sunday school scholars at their annual New Year's Day rally in St.James United Church, stressed the necessity for children to possess healthy bodies, keen minds and the ability to use the teachings of Jesus as guide posts in learning ! how to play and work together.The title of Mr.Millington\u2019s- - Life.\u201d address.was \u201cThe Four Square Mr: Millington spoke of the Christian life as being composed of four \u201ctreasures\u201d \u2014 body, mind, social contact and the spiritual\u2019 life.As he called for each of the* treasures to be found, a Sunday school pupil brought a box frora platform.Each box represented.one of the treasures and all were put together to form a larger sqaure to represent the \u201cfoursquare life.\u201d At the conclusion of his speech, Mr.Millington added: \u201c\u201cIf we never learn to exercise our spirit by practising the rules of Christian living, such as regular attendance, going to church, praying, living as we know God wants us to live, then our spirit becomes a small runty sort of thing and we never become the kind of boys and girls we are today.\u201d Velma Stockton read The King\u2019s reply to the New Year greeting: sent from the rally last year, anil young Billy Ford, of St.Andrew's Church, St.Laurent, read the 1951 rally's message to the royal family, Dawn Gascoigne, of Longueuil, led the responsive Psalm reading.The children who \u201cfound the treasures\u201d were Helen Scafe, Kenneth Labut, Sandra Keers, and Brian Hayman.' The rally was presided over hy George Logan.: Jackson Dodds Outlines Scout Three-Year Plan The Boy Scout Association has launched a three-year plan for the further development of Canadian Scouting.Jackson Dodds of 58 Belvedere Road, Westmount, Deputy Chief Scout for Canada in making the announcement on Monday, outlined the program, to be known as \u201cPlan Achievement.\u201d It calls for active participation by the 115,000 members of the association in Canada and requires every Cub pack.Scout troop and Rover crew to set targets of accomplishment for themselves.It is a challenge to the boys and leaders to \u201chelp themselves\u201d to make progress in scouting.* The association headquarters in Ottawa has distributed a 16-page booklet on the program to all members of the association in which it points out a number of targets for Cubs, Rovers and Scouts.; i} The booklet urges Cubs to have at least 25 per cent of their packs two star Cubs with a similar percentage of their meetings to, be held out of doors.Scouts are asked to set 25 per cent of their troop first class scouts as their target with every Scout to complete the minimum of 14 days camping and hiking standard each year.Rover targets during the three- year program \u2018include completing atFleast 14 days camping and hiking each year with at least one (Continued on Page 11) - ; Jackson Dodds, C.BE.Retiring Greg Titus Is New Westmount Y Instructor The Physical Department of Westmount Y.M.C.A.has announce ed a special program of swimming instruction for women to commence on Friday, January 12, at 7.30 p.m.The \"swimming lessons Will include individual attention to beginners as well as advanced instruction for the more adept swime mers.Greg Titus, a former member of Dr.Curran\u2019s famed McGill Senior Inter-collegiate Championship Swimming Teams, will be the chief instructor for the course.A spokesman for the Physical Committee stated that this should fill a long-felt need in the community in giving the business girls and other women in-the district an ope portunity to advarce their aquatic skills.It was also pointed out that registrations for the course must be in before Thursday, Januar January 11, Officials.F wh by Council The mayor and aldermen of the City of Westmount were hosts on December 27 at a dinner given in honôr of P.E.Jarman, general \u2018| manager of the city for 42 years, and C.W.Houston, secretary- treasurer of the city for 39 years, who both retired on December 31.Silver trays in appreciation of their long service were presented to them.Mayor J, S.Cameron - presented the tray to Mr.Jarman, and Alderman J.S.B.Pemberton, Finance Commissioner, presented the other tray to Mr.Houston.The recipients in reply indulged in some entertaining and witty reminiscences.Miss Mary Ann Bradshaw Dies in Her 100th Year Miss Mary Ann Bradshaw, of 336 Metcalfe avenue, Westmount, who was the last surviving member of her family, died Thursday gix weeks before her 100th birthday.Born in Montreal, Miss Bradshaw was the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.David Bradshaw.She had lived in Montreal almost all her life and was a member of the Church of the Messialf.Her parents were among the original members of the church.A funeral service will be held tomorrow at 2 pa.in the Chapel of Tees and Co.1459 Towers street, Burial will take place in own Royal: Cemetery. PAGE TWO REVIEW OF LOCAL EVENTS FOR 1-9-5-0 While 1951 is still a mere infant let us pause and look back over the outstanding events in Westmount during 1950 as gleaned from the Examiner files:\u2014 January 6 Alderman R.Panet-Raymond's plea for better bus service results in Tramway Company augmenting service .John Smithers, St.Catherine street, near Greene, celebrated 60 years in shoe business .First baby born in Metropolitan Montreal Hospitals in 1950 was in Herbert Reddy Memorial Hospital ., Heather Curling Club, Kensington avenue, hung out the \u201cNo Curling Sign\u201d due to lack of suitable ice.January 13 Trans-Canada Highway to bypass Westmount according to announcement by J.O.Asselin, chairman of Montreal's executive committee .Brig.James DeLa- lanne, named as co-chairman of Red Cross Campaign .West- mount City Council to appoint retired persons to act as school crossing guardians, January 20 Head-on collision at Westmount and Victoria avenues resulted in F.L.SILVER Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's CUSTOM TAILOR AND VALET SERVICE Repairs and Alterations Expertly Done 1235 GREENE AVENUE (Opposite Avenue Theatre) WI.6633 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1951 both cars being badly damaged, and drivers being severely injured .Ald.R.Panet-Raymond, chairman of Parks and Playground Committee, intrigued with suggestion that Westmount should bid for venue of British Empire Games .Her Highness The Princess Royal, Colonel-in-chief of the West York's Regiment, sent her personal calendar and personal message to Lt - Col.Robert Schwob, M.C,, officer commanding R.M.R.Mr.Justice E.Stuart McDougall, Westmount Boulevard, resumed his place on the Court of Appeals bench after an absence of four years in Japan.January 27 R.R.Hutchinson appointed chairman of the Westmount School Commissioners .Finance Minister D.C.Abbott, speaking at Dominion Douglas Church, warned against over-spending on the part of the Government .Dr.A.Lorne Gilday, 478 Mountain avenue, retired as superintendent of Montreal General Hospital, February 3 Chief Robert Byford of West- mount Police Department elected vice-president of Metropolitan Police Chiefs Discussion Club .Westmount authorized by Department of Municipal Affairs in Quebec to float a loan of $73,500 for public works, roads, etc.February 10 Part-time school crossing guardians installed at three Westmount intersections to safeguard children going to and from school .Royal Werry, K.C., queries tax rate of Westmount, and criticizes costs of snow removal .Hon.D.C.Abbott advocates lower ta- Barrister and Solicitor HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Department for the Closing of Estates of Deceased Persons OFFICE: HA.9238-39 Residence: (AMbasador Apts, Westmount 57 St.James St.West Westmount 65 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 riffs in address to International Chamber of Commerce.February 17 R.R.Bostwick, 1 Rosemount avenue, Westmount, was killed when struck by an automobile at the corner of Wood and Western avenues .The comfort station at the corner of TAinsdowne avenue and St.Catherine street near the Glen demelished .George W.Bourke, 774 Lansdowne avenue, Westmount, elected president of the Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada.February 24 .Vic Obeck, director of athletics at McGill University, told the Westmount Rotary better facilities should be provided for sports in the Montreal area .West- mount parent complains regarding Montreal \u201cnight spots\u201d .À.M.Campbell, F.J.Cunningham and J.A.McAllister, Westmount residents, named vice-presidents of the Sun Life Assurance Co.of Canada .Peter William Mc- Lagan, former mayor of West- mount, died in his 93rd year.- March 8 Stubborn blaze at the rear of 72 York avenue caused heavy damage.Firemen fought the fire in miserable cold weather .Westmount tenants annoyed by rent control decision of Chief Justice Thibaudeau Rinfret .Paul Viau re-elected president of the Business Association of West- mount.March 10 : Mr.Justice Edouard Tellier + ruled in a case brought by a West- mount landlord that death does not break a lease.E.J.Anderson, Superintendent of Parks, appointed Weed Inspector for West- mount under Weed Enforcement Act.March 17 Westmount Municipal Association recommend that a referendum be taken on Sunday sports .Mayor J.S.Cameron and city solicitor J.W.Weldon, K.C., left for Quebec to join in the fight of suburban municipalities for the right to be represented on the Transportation Commission , .Lt.-Col.James Humphrey, 23 An- woth road, Westmount, given send-off by Grenadier Guards on leaving for Scotland .Worst smoke fire in years tied up traffic on Sherbrooke street when fire damaged the Mountview apartments.: March 24 Westmount and other suburban municipalities demand two representatives on Tramway Commission ., New Mount Royal Parkway to benefit residents of West- mount .Westmount Flower Clock copied by Niagara, Ont.A 3 7 ! March 81 Mayor J.S.Cameron stated suburban municipalities reasonably satisfied with one representative on Transportation Commission .Lionel J.Fournier appointed Superintendent of Recreation for the City of Westmount - .City Roads Department using new material to fix pot holes .Fire captain Joseph Masse was presented with an easy chair on his retirement.April 7 Members of Westmount Women's Club visit Ottawa and were guests of Hon, D.C.Abbott at luncheon .Kindergarten on Prince Albert avenue opposed hy adjacent proprietors.April 14 Pro-Mayor J.S.B.Pemberton opened Westmount\u2019s spring flower display .Decision of Recorder Hale of Westmount in case of 11 year old boy accused of stealing a bicycle reversed by Mr.Justice Philemon Cousineau who ordered the boy released from Shawbridge school .E.R.Alexander, 716 Upper Roslyn avenue, appointed treasurer of Sun Life Asurance Co.of Canada.April 21 Hon.D.C.Abbott officially closed the 14th Annual Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show .Westmount Fire Department called out to block all sewers on Claremont avenue as 600 gallons of fuel oil swirled down the Clare- mont hill .Hon.D.C.Abbott\u2019s statement that inflation over, criticized as living costs rise.April 28 Westmount City Council decides to allow four Sundays for sport at Westmount Athletic Grounds .« « Allenby Moss named executive director of Unity Boys\u2019 Club .+ .Westmount Ministerial Association called for a full investigation into the attack on the Christian Brethren at Shawinigan Falls.May 5 Mayor J.S.Cameron told the spring meeting of the Westmount Municipal Association that he hoped it would not be necessary to increase the taxes this year, if demands for extra services kept down .Westmount ministers divided on the question of Sunday sports .Dr.Mercier Falteux, distinguished heart specialist, died at early age of 53 years.May 12 Letter from resident asking for swimming pool in Westmount Park .Colorful R.C.A.F.ceremony held in Westmount Park, when Group Capt.Gordon R.McGregor, 0.B.E., D.F.C., inspected the squadron 401 as hundreds look on ., Dr.A.W.Young, 38 Forden Crescent, appointed joint- supervisor of Physiotherapy Centre.May 19 J.R.Day, appointed assistant engineer of the Westmount Roads Department .Donald B.Ross appointed chairman of committee in charge of organizing Rotary Carnival in Westmount Park .England's International Soccer team worked out at Westmount Athletic Grounds.May 26 A Cancer Detection Clinic planned for Herbert Reddy Memorial Hospital .Sir George Williams College convocation held in St.Andrew's United Church .Students of Weston Girls\u2019 School visited Ottawa and were entertained at luncheon by Hon.D.C.Abbott, June 2 Principal C.H.Savage, of West- mount Junior High School, took issue with Dr.Charlotte Whitton when she said that Canada\u2019s schools should be brought back to their basic function \u2014 to educate .R.M.R, staged a very realistic mock battle in West- mount Park .Westmount Rotary Club celebrates its 20th anniversary this month, June 9 Westmount Athletic Grounds to be improved as a result of vote by City Council to expend $4830 on improvements ., .Tragedy struck the home of Dr.and Mrs.John S.Dohan of 327 Redfern avenue, Westmount, when their son John was drowned in Lake St.Louis, when he dived overboard from a saishoat in an attempt to save Miss Joan M.Birch who however was also drowned .T.R.Mec- Lagan, 44 Sunnyside avenue, Westmount, appointed president of Canadian Vickers Ltd.A June 16 J.A.DeLalanne presided at the graduation ceremony held in Westmount High School.Special honor awards went to May Robertson and John Cleghorn .Norman Millington made executive secretary of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.June 28 First Band Concert for season held in Westmount Park .Westmount Rotary Carnival going full swing in Westmount Park, bigger and better than ever .Westmount schools closed for summer June 23 , .A public meeting will be held by West- mount City Council to which all proprietors will be invited, to consider By-law 572.\u201cune 80 Frank Kenwood was elected president of Westmount Rotary Club.He is the youngest man to ever occupy the office .Radio hams who conducted a test atop Westmount mountain made contact with over 300 other \u201cham\u2019 stations during the two day field trial.July 7 Westmount will conserve trees whenever possible said a city official after many complaints re destruction of elms on Sherbrooke street .Loan og $445,000 was approved by Westmount City Council for repaving some streets and extensions to police and fire departments, etc.J.A.De- Lalanne elected president of Mc- Gill Graduates Society.July 14 Mayor J.S.Cameron and Alderman R.Panet-Raymond installed the three playtown mayors .Miss Mary Cramp, well known , Westmount school principal died at the age of 81 , .Plans announced for the erection of $3,000, 000 push button garage on At- water Park.July 21 Report that Hon.D.C.Abbott would relinquish portfolio of Finance Minister denied by Prime Minister St.Laurent ., Only the solid construction of the roof of the Congregation of Notre Dame\u2019s Atwater and Sherbrooke street Mother House at the corner of prevented serious damage to the building from fire.Westmount and Montreal fire departments brought the fire under control.July 28 Westmount City Council approved an amendment to the taxicab by-law to allow an increase in fare .A sharp increase in accidents was reported by City Manager P.E.Jarman to the West- mount City Council for the month of June .Fiftèen streets have received a coating of macadam this year it was reported at the council meeting.August 4 Rev.J.D.Wilkie, Stanley Presbyterian Church, lashed out at Pressure States .Jackson Dodds, C.B.E.,, and Dr.Wilder Penfield, were honored by receiving decorations from France .Hon.D.C.Abbott received freedom of the city of Bathurst, N.B.August 11 Unity Boys\u2019 Club was unofficially opened .Mayor J.S.Cameron will attend the annual conference of Canadian Mayors City Attorney J.W.Weldon, K.C,, and Municipalities to be held in .(Continued on Page 12) start.4 \u201cREPAIRED .REFINISHED « SUPPLIED Hardwood Floors LAID - FINISHED .CLEANED A.Ross Grafto & COMPANY Free Estimates 4486 ST.CATHERINE ST.WESTMOUNY VOL.XXII, Ne.1 The Æzaminer \u201c50 YEARS IN WESTMOUNT\" Exceptional Values! A LARGE SELECTION OF WATCHES AT -PRE-BUDGET PRICES OHMAN'S JEWELLERS WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1951 PAGE THREE \u2014 Hyman R.Ressler Died on Monday, Was Music Lover Local music circles.Jost a leading figure in the death of Hyman R.Ressler, of 651 Roslyh Ave, Westmount, Monday night at the age of 61 years.Mr.Ressler, a prominent industrialist and philanthropist, played a leading role in many musical ventures in Montreal.He was on fhe board of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra; a co-chairman of the Montreal Music Festival and a director of the Women's Symphony Orchestra.Mr.Ressler was president of Canadian Buttons Limited and was active in many communal endeavors.He was a governor of the Y.M.H.A, of the Jewish General Hospital, of the United Talmud Torahs and the Montreal General Fospital.He was a member of the Montefiore Club.The son of Mrs.S.Ressler Hyams and the late Louis Ressler, Mr.Ressler is survived by his wife, Mrs.Rebecca Cohen Ressler, and three daughters, Mrs.Theodore Goldman (Eileen), Lois and Madeleine, his mother, Mrs.S.Hyams a.1 his sister, Mrs.J.C.Zacks, of.Toronto.The funeral service was held at Paperman & Sons Inc., 4081 St.Urbain street, Tuesday afternoon.St.Matthias Pack Meets Tonight The Pack will start meeting in the new year tonight, and Akela hopes to see a full turn-out go that the Pack can get\u2019away to a good Those Cubs going in for badges are reminded that Mr.Gilhooly will be up the following week \u2014 January 12th, and they should get lots of practice and bring up their badge material.St.Matthias Pack was founded in 1930 and will celebrate its 21st year of continuous operation in 1951.Several interesting activities are planned in order to mark the Pack\u2019s \u201ccoming-of-age.\u201d FRENCH This is your opportunity to acquire knowledge and skill in French Conversation.1.For business; 2.for travel; 3.for good neighbour relations: 4.improved standing in High School classes.Lessons to small groups taught by experienced teachers at reasonable rates.Studio: Room 4, 4202 St.Catherine street west, near Greene avenue Call: R D.LOUTHOOD LA.6968, from 7 to 8 p.m., or ; BERYL TRUAX BY.2720.from 10 to 12 noon Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE Hand tailored garments for ladies and gentlemen.Alterations of all kinds Tur Coats restyled, repaired and glazed, Very Reasonable Prices 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) Pick Up and Delivery WE.5908 Parking Lot for Our Patrons OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS CLOSED SATURDAYS Arthur McBean Arthur McBean Widely Mourned Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon for Arthur Mec- Bean, well-known Westmount insurance broker and soldier who died suddenly Friday at the Royal Victoria Hospital after a brief illness.The service for the 67-year old veteran \u2018of both world wars took place at 3 p.m.at the Wiliam Wray Chapel, 2075 University street.Rev.H.Alastair MacOdrum of Kydd Memorial Presbyterian Church, officiated.Burial was in Mount Royal Cemetery.A native of Glengarry County, Ont., Mr.McBean joined the Victoria Rifles of Canada in 1905, won a commission in 1912.During the First World War, he served overseas with the 24th battalion of the Vics and was mentioned in despatches.In the Second World War, he also served with the second battalion of the Vics as a company commander with the rank of major in the reserve battalion.Between the wars, he was a member of the non-permanent active militia, having rejoined following his return from Europe.He was a partner in the insurance firm of McBean and Harries.He was a past president and a director of the Insurance Brokers\u2019 Association of the Province of Quebec and a former vice-presi- dent of the Canadian Federation of Insurance Agents.Mr.McBean was a member of the Honorable Order of the Blue Goose, Quebec Pond.He was also a member of the Montreal Board of Trade, the United Services Club, the Rose- mere Golf Club, Lodge of Antiquity No.1 AF.& AM, and a member and past president of Victoria Rifles branch, Canadian Legion.Surviving is his widow, the former Clare Russell.His home was at 34 Springfield avenue, West- mount.ROB TAXI DRIVER Cabbie Sven Lund of the Western Taxi Association told police three fares he picked up at the intersection of Laurier avenue and St.Joseph boulevard Tuesday morning robbed him of $80 after one of them covered him with a .45 calibre pistol.Lund said the men told him to drive to Trans-Island avenue in the early morning and then held him up.They then ordered him to drive away and disappeared by the time he had made a circuit of the block, R.Lawrence Cross Prominent Citizen Buried Yesterday A largely attended funeral service was held yesterday afternoon in Stanley Presbyterian Church, Westmount, for R.Lawrence Cross, expert on business insurance and a leading representative of the Sun Life Assurance Company, who died in the Western Division of the General Hospital last night, after a brief illness.He was 51 yesterday, Burial will be in Mount Royal Cemetery.Son of the late Ira L.Cross and the late Frances Wilson, of Farn- ham, where he was born, he was educated at Farnham High School and worked several years with the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Winnipeg and at St.Pierre-Mique- lon.He served the Sun Life for more than 20 years.Mr.Cross was an authority on estate analyses and was elected vice-president of the company's Big Producers Club in July, 1949, after he had sold more than $1,000,000 worth of life insurance in the previous 12 months.In 1950 he won the National Quality Award presented annually by the Life Insurance Agency Management Association, the Canadian Life Officers Association and the Life Underwriters Association of Canada in recognition of quality life underwriting service.Mr.Cross, who lived at 53 Arlington avenue, Westmount, was chairman of the finance commit- Church and a member of the Montreal Life Insurance and Trust Council.For many years he maintained a summer home at Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Que.Besides his wife, the former Clarice Dixon of Halifax, he leaves two sons, Richard and Laird; a daughter, Heather; a sister, Mrs.Harold Hill, Beauhar- nois, and two brothers, Garnet W.Cross, Montreal, and Burton G.Cross, Vancouver.Fine Program at Westmount Baptist Following the regular Evening Service, which was candlelit and largely attended, Westmount Congregation of the Westmount Baptist Church carried through the New Year\u2019s Eve Program in three steps.At 9.15 the Young People took over and presented a fascinating program, in which the Story of Good King Wenceslaus was presented in a.very effective, dramatic way.The cast was composed of about a dozen young men and \u2018women from their studio in the Nursery Department.From there, by the use of the Church's Amplifying System, the program was carried through the Toud- speaker, hidden on the platform, to the audience which was very large.¥rom 10.15 refreshments were served to all present, opportunity was given for conversation and fellowship and then, under the direction of Fred Johnson, a colored sound film was presented, depicting the story of the Birth of Christ.Father\u2019s Interest in Son\u2019s Sports Important \u2014 O\u2019Brien \u201cMost fathers do not take the time to delve into their son's sports problems,\u201d Andy O'Brien, sports editor of the Montreal Standard, told members of the Westmount Rotary Club at its luncheon meeting, Wednesday.Speaking frankly .on sports, Mr.O\u2019Brien said that the father is a combination Joe Louis, Maurice Richard and Babe Ruth in the eyes of a young son, and that because of this, he should make sure he takes a definite interest in his son's interests on sports.\u201cToo many fathers leave it up to the school sports director,\u201d he said, pointing out that if the boy fails to make an impression in some of the robust sports, the father simply writes him off.The speaker, whe was introduced by Frank Carlin claimed that not all youngsters could take an active part in the robust games and suggested that the father in this case, should try to belittle these sports in place of the less strenuous games such as swimming, golf and tennis or badminton.Mr.O'Brien did discourage the idea of boxing and track however, claiming that too many organizations are sponsoring the former and too many suffer overstrain in the latter.Picking the sports which were the best for a youngster, Mr.O\u2019Brien claimed that football was his choice over any other team sport.He discredited baseball because of the lack of climate and hockey because there was still a great deal of stress on individual play.Enlarging on his choice, the speaker said that it gave the youth most, physically, mentally and socially, and that in the last 50 years, only two fatalities have been reported in Canada.He said that the pay-off on spirit extends far beyond the post school civilian and peacetime field; and claimed that a Westmount wing commander during the war said that football tactics were most applicable to airforce duties and combat.The speaker was thanked by Hal Gilles of the Westmount Rotary Club.Frank Kenwood presided.H.Patterson Ends Service with YMCA Members of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.will note with regret that Herbert C.Patterson, a former physical director of West- mount branch has retired as executive secretary of the Lachine Branch Y.M.C.A., terminating 42 years service to \u201cY\u2019\u201d members in metropolitan Montreal.A pioneer of physical education in the Canadian Y.M.C.A., Mr.Patterson attended Springfield College from 1911 to 1915, graduating as Bachelor of Physical Education.During his term of office in Montreal, Mr.Patterson has held the position of physical director at both Central and Westmount branches.In World War 1 he was selected by the National Council of Y.M.- C.A.'s for war service overseas.He served for three years in train- ° ing camps in England and in France with the Second Canadian Division, Year in year out quality has always been and will always .be the first consideration with SALADA TEA « ELECTRICITY e RADIO e TELEVISION ENROL NOW FOR JANUARY CLASSES DAY OR EVENING Office Hours: Daily 9 to 5 \u2014 Evenings 7 to 9 CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY 282 Ontario Street West, Montreal, P.Q.Telephone HA, 4745 REET R IEE eu us eres Pi STREET .ce Komment SUR = \u2019 PAGE FOUR THE EXAMINER Serving the City ol Wesimeunt GARDEN BUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Poblished Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlhut 2773 % \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public servira Mai) subscriptions: $2.00 pe: year: 33,00 half-year.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1851 would have the courage to go forward?The night may be behind us, but the dawn is in front.Yesterday may have been dark with storms, but the morn is always bright.Our house has been wrecked in the night of catastrophe but with the morning\u2019s light There Does Freedom Flourish.we shall with renewed strength clear away Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.the ruins that we may build afresh.J + ome fo Church Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.Community Week-of-Prayer ser.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Uitaws Post Office \"ept.FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1951 A HAPPY NEW YEAR?* * * Yes, With Faith and Courage We Can Make It So + * * The New Year opens before us and with LIKE TO SLEEP IN?# * * That Doesn't Mean That You Are Lazy 4% & A writer in a British publication defends late morning risers.- \u201cWhy\u201d, he asked, \u201cshould we call a man lazy for being in bed at 11 o'clock in the + | Dominion-Douglas J .\u201cThe Adventure of Faith\u201d will be Dr.Lloyd Smith's topic at the morning service.Awards will be presented for faithful attendance at the Young Worshippers\u2019 League.The Church School will meet at 3.00 p.m.with the Teens Club meeting in the lqwer gymnasium.At the evening service the new- ly-elected executive of the Young vice will be held in the Westmount Baptist Church.Prof.G.B.Caird will speak.Mayor Cameron, together with members of the civil staff, have been invited to share in this service.UNITED CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue trad ise ay .; ! Westmount ae pinch etn, of te Bun Soul 0 10 nvr f calling | ons SR: a good year in spite of the fears and ap- man lazy who is in bed at 11 o'clock at office.Dr.Charles Jolnstons sub: Minister: ject will be \u201cFollow the Leader.\u201d fp » night?\u201d , \u20ac Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A, D.D.prehensions which all of us feel.By good night: Immediately after the service the Gifford Mitchel BA.Mus.Ba we mean the fulfilling of large hopes and He wondered why anyone, except a slug- first meeting of the YPU, of the Organist and \u2018Choir Director realizing of high ideals.; Hh so : new year will take place wi .- ; the Te PANE OF me talks prosperity, the gish person with < deficiency of will power, Douglus Wilson as guest speaker.New Year Services .ia] reformer talks pro ee the Vs oliti should want to give up to petty drowsiness.Monday, at 2 p.m.the Sewing 1245 am.Church School.à Mi .- , ., oA ; A r , 3 - ant r the Progres talks = Shi- \u201cThe morning sluggard is probably a Circle will resume activities.All sion Band, © ven and Mis clan talks peace, p p ladies of the congregation will be 11.00 a.m, Precious Promises of God ritual development.It is natural, fortunately, for the human mind to anticipate the That is what the \u201cHope springs future with confidence.poet meant when he wrote: eternal in the human breast.\u201d It is well that it is so, otherwise who | person who, since childhood, has rebelled against wasting any part of his life in the idleness of sleep.He would, keep awake through all the 24 hours, so as not to miss a moment of his too brief span of life on earth\u201d.if he could, welcome.Monday at 8 p.m.first Community Week-of-Prayer service will be held in Melville Presbyterian Church.Rev.G.G.D.Kilpatrick will speak.Principal Savage, mem- to Man.The Communion of the Lord\u2019s Supper and reception of new members will follow the sere mon.7.30 p.m.Challenging Objectives and Lofty Ideals for 1951.- 8.45 p.m.Calvary Youth Fellowship.Wednesday, January 1oth \u2014 bers of the Board of School Com-| 8-15 pm.Calvary W.M.S.Speaker, * ; * of Egypt, out of the house of, # gr * missioners and members of the Mrs.Fons Shonk wiler i soloist, | Stanley Presbyterian bondage.Thou shalt have no|l Westmount Baptist | teaching staff of Westmount All are invited to share in » ¥ other gods before me.\u201d (Exodus{¥ -\u2014*| schools have been invited to at- these services.It has been the custom of recent 20: 1 to 3.) Westmount Baptist has an-! tend, years for the ministers of West-| The Lesson-Sermon also in-|nounced a series of \u201cJanuary Tuesday, at 3 p.m., the Womens\u2019 DOMINION-DOUGLAS mount churches to exchange pul-| cludes the following passage from Morning Sermons\u201d.The general Missionary Society will meet in pits for the first Sunday of the|the Christian Science textbook| title will be \u201cFive Secrets of[resiie Hall under the convenership CHURCH year.Ths morning service of wor- \u201cScience & Health with Key to Living\u201d: Jan.7, \u201cSensing the Ap-[ \"0 pr \"yop 0 \"Mrs.Wastmount Blvd., cor.Lansdowne ship will be conducted by the Rev.the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker | proaches of God\u2019; Jan.10, \u201cMak-| 5, B.MacLaren.Dr.Lloyd Smith Avenue Harvey G.Campbell of Westmount Eddy:\u2014\u201cThe First Commandment ing the Commitment to God\u201d; will \u2018be guest speaker Parl-Emmanuel Church.The eve-|is My favorite text.It demon-| Jan, 21, \u201cGoing into \u2018the Silence\u2019 Wednesday, at 8 p.m., the second Ministers: ning service will be conducted by strates Christian Science.It in-| with God\u201d; Jan.28, \u2018\u2018Receiving ! Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.ihe Rev.J.D.Wilkie.culcates the tri-unity of God, the Power from God\u201d; Feb.4, Moody Scientific Film, entitled Rev.Charles F.Johnston, M.A., Th.D.Sunday school meets at 11 a.m.Spirit, Mind; it signifies that man \u201cBearing the Witness for God\u201d.In\u2019 \u201cDust or Destiny\", will be shown - and Bible class at 2.30 p.m.shall have no other spirit or mind these Dr.Johnston will seek to set at the close of the evening service.Sunday, January 7th, 1951 The Women's Association will but God, eternal good, and that| forth in simple, practical terms hold their first meeting of the year Jan.9, at 2.30 p.m.Ladies\u2019 Prayer meeting is held each Friday at 10.30 a.m.Movies for the children of the Sunday School and community are shown each Friday evening at 7.45.The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed at both morning and evening services of all men shall have one Mind.The divine Principle of the First Com- 'mandment bases the Science of | being, by which man demonstrates health, holiness, and life eternal.We acknowledge and adore one supreme and infinite God.\u201d (Pages 340 and 497.) Woe to the crown of pride, to five of the most important secrets of Christian living.At the evening service, the address will take the form of a question, \u201cWhose Man Are You?\u201d Sunday evening, Jan.21, the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev.John B.Cotton The Epiphany (oth January) 11.00 a.m.\u201cThe Adventure of Faith\u201d.Dr.Lloyd Smith.3.00 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.\u201cFollow the Leader.\u201d Dr.Charles Johnston.8.45 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union.Organist and Choirmaster, Mi.John Robb.Mus.Bac.ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH r S the runkards of Ephraim, whose 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion, worship January 21.On the Friday glorious beauty is a fading flower, Scientist 730 pra.Mattins aumunion.463 St.Catherine Street West preceding, the Preparatory Service which are on the -head of the fat 8.00 p.n.Evensong.~ for the reception of new Communicants will be held at 8.15 p.m.valleys of them that are overcome with wine!\u2014Isaiah 28:1.Westmount, Que.52 Academy Road First Sunday After Epiphany Rev.Thomas E.McLennan, D.D.- j Minister: Next Sunday at 7.80 p.m, an- Sond eT Em dis, gp ther religi fil \u201cDi unaay, January \u2018th, 1951 9.30 a.m.Children\u2019s Eucharist other religious film, ust and BAPTIST 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.10.00 am.Sunday School.Rev.B.B.Brown, Visiting Minister Destiny,\u201d will be shown.This film, 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.10.15 am.Matins.which is in technicolor, has been WESTMOUNT BA Subject: \u201cGOD\u201d, 11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist.s - ; \u2019 ; 7 .Sole Ev , Sunday, January fil produced by the Moody Bible CHURCH PTIST Golden Text: 1 Timothy 1:17.Now 7.00 p.m.Sole um Evensong ; } } ! .Inst.and presents, in a most con masuibie, he\u201d oniy wise Cod be IV oek-day Services 1100 am.\u201cAware of God\u201d vincing way, the fact of God's| Sherbrooke Street and Roslyn Avenue honour and glory for ever and Holy Communion: JA Gm.Tues.2.00 pm.St.James\u2019 Men's Association existence, ever.lhurs.and Sat, 8.00 a.m.Mon.) PA: St à .Co John Alexander Johnston, D.D.and Friday.9.30 a.m.Wednesday.| 7.30 p.m.\u201cPrayer of Faith.\u2019 Minister ' \u2019 IV ednesday Matins: 7.30 a.m, daily except on Wed: * .5 rect] .nescay at 9.09 a.m, Rev.T.E.McLennan will preach Lear ; | William J.Neale 8.15 pan.Testimony Reading.Evensong: 530 n.m.daily.except on \u2018i Ï Christian Science : Organist and Choirmaster Reading Room, 52 Academy Rd., 1.00 Saturday at 8.00 p.m.at -hoth services.* * p.m.to 4.00 p.m.except Sundays and holidays.\u201cGod\u201d is the subject of the Les-| MORNING SERMONS IN JANUARY ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 Mr.Warner Norman.Organist son-Sermon to be read in Churches \u201cFive Secrets of Living\u201d » : ; A Jan.7th.WwW of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.\u201cSensivg, the Approaches of God\u201d PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ST.ANDRE S CHURCH January 7, 1951, ommunjon at Noon 10) Cote St.Antoine Road , Jan, 14tH } The Golden Text is from I Tim- \u201cMaking the \u2018Commitment lo God\u201d MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN Corner Churchill and near Argyle Avenue .\u201c ; n * othy 1: 17.\u201cNow unto the King; Going into \u2018the Silence with God\u201d CHURCH Cote St.Antoine Road WESTMOUNT eternal, immortal, invisible, the R Jan.25th Melville Avenue Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, only wise God, be honour and| \u2018Receiving the Power from God\u201d R.M.Farrell, M.A glory for ever and ever.\u201d Feb.Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A.B.D.Rev.P.R.M.Farrell, M.A.Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A.Among the citations comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the which | 10 a.m.\u201cBearing the Witness for God\u201d Church Bible School 11 a.m.Minister First Sunday After Epiphany Minister Rev.George K.Ward, B.A.Assistant Minister 1 WHOSE 7,30 pan; vou\u201d 8.60 a.m.Holy Communion.1 ; .5 004 \u201cWHOSE MAN :! DEER ?YE R J.2 X following from the Bible: \u2014 And \u2018Ye Are Not Your Our Sunday, January \u2018th 11.00 and bmn rentiver : (Chore God spake all these words, saying, 11.00 am.Public Worship.Rector.Sunday, January 7th am the Lor î Sr * 3 .00 a.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon.he ! rd thy God, which| DR JOHNSFON AT BOTH SERVICES 730 p.m.Public Worship.\u2018 Preacher: RE.Peter Farrell.11.00 a.m.Morning Worship.ave brought thee out of the land! çIsirons CORDIALLY WELCOMED \u201cWhat is the Falth?* No.4: Thursdav Sermon by Mr.Grant.se ALL A \u201cThe Holy Catholic Church.\u201d urs a) 7.30 p.m.Evening Worship.10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.Sermon by Mr.Ward.Monday, January 8th WESTMOUNT PARK EMMANUEL CHURCH Education night; School Commissioners, Teachers of Westmount Schools invited to attend.Principals end LESTER A.AVOODIN, conducted during the Morning Service of Worship.STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sherbrooke Street at Marlowe Avenue Rev.Canon RB.Kenneth Naylor, Rev.Howard °R.Kunkle, Assistant Saturday, The Epiphany 9.00 a.m.Children\u2019 s Service, 10.20 a.m.Bible Class.WEEK OF PRAYER SERVICES Organist and Choirmaster Organist: Mr.Eustace Tait.4.C.CO.11.00 a.m.Church School.| Visitors and Friends are Cordially TRINITY MEMORIAL Organist and Cholrmaster: Welcome ?Phillips Motley, B.A., M.A., F.C.C.0, Westmount | CHURCH A Nursery for Small Children fs AY ESTMOUNT PARK a \u201cEMMANUEL | a ; Western Ave, at Lanidowne » VF SPEAKER: Principal GC.CG.D.Kilpatrick, D.D.Westmount Ave.and Victoria Ave.110.00 am.Holy Communion.RVE hse.no.De United Theological College.A \u201cRev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A.Minister First Sunday after the Epiphany] Be™ BARVEY \"CAMPS » B.D.D.D.Wednesday, January 10th John A.Simms, BA, Awbstant 0 A Tamir Sebed Confirmation © 41daY, January 7th, 1951 , Class.Bible Class.a f ; WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday, Januar y 7th, 1951 11.00 am.Choral Comiyunton.11.00 A 4 A reacher: e ector.: .tani - 4 i .11.00 a.m.Rev.Harvey g Campbell.Nursery School.c Kindergarteh.1 poses Wilkie, of Staley Pres ! oy .: .11, .d rimar epartmen .+ \u2014 : : Civie night: The Mayor, members of City Council and 25 pm.yo 7.30 pm.Evensong, \u201cPreacher: The 730 Bali, of ie George Wha - à civic staff in attendance » Wilkie.Rev.Howard Kunkle.: : - College E FA : 7.30 p.m.Rev.J.D.Wilkie.8.30 pme oun Adult Group, \u201cwith VA £1 SPEAKER: Professor C.B.Caird, Ph.D.A CORDIAL WELCOME 200 Wednesday | ean Hall as speaker.' ° A : ; | ; on.ru fer: \u2014, Roc.Ce be yor 4 ; Faculty of Divinity, McGill.IS EXTENDED TO.VISITORS am °F hursday VS Scott, LA SAL UE 7 Li : : : Guest Organist, Gilbert \u2018Hill 10.00 &.m.Holy Communion.0.BR.Glidden.Organist ' L A \u2019 .= Ll EAL La, GL.A BERT ny Es æ\u2014 \u2014- MR\u2014 4 PAINT STORE 4469 St.Catherine West (Near Metcalfe Ave.) PICTURE FRAMING We Deliver WE.6889 8 COUNTRY PROPERTY : FOR SALE FOR SALE 6 room cottage with electricity,.on large lot, situated on Montreal-Malone Highway, 60 miles from Montreal.Apply Lewis Dear, 59 North Maine THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1951 PAGE FIVE \u201cThe Westmount Examiner \u2014 \" \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2VTIX \u2014 Classified Advertising |10 WORDS 35+ 3 ¢ for each additional word 29-8 FOR SALE DINING ROOM SET MAHOGANY, Andrew Malcolm, excellent conditfon, also rug, 9 x 12.DE.4942.Y-41 suitable for BLACK seal jacket, elderly lady, hardly worn, WA.5448, St.Massena, N.Y.Y-21 : Y-42 5 COUNTRY HOUSE GENUINE DRESDEN TO T China figurines, vases, plates and ATTENTION skiers\u2014Morin Heights, other beautiful ornaments.Antique comfortable house, 4 edrooms, chairs; Sheraton settee, etc, 4755 $130.00 season.FL 9966.Y-36 Ridgevale, Apt.7, EX.9518.Y-30 20 ROOMS TO LET REFRIGERATOR, used, Viking, will sacrifice, $100.00.Perfect condition.METCALFE, Westmount \u2014 Large, 3820 Sherbrooke West, EL.7325.Y-15 furnished, newly decorated room, hotplate, $8.00 weekly.FI.9966.Y-43 WESTMOUNT \u2014 Large front room to let, with hotplate, couple $10.00, single person, $7.00.DE, 5093.Y-34 BURTON AVE \u2014 Westmount, large, bright room, quiet, $7.00.DE.94686.Y-32 28 ROOM AND BOARD WANTED REFINED educated business girl desires comfortable and attractive room or room and board in private adult home.General vicinity Claremont and Cote Rd., or convenlent access 14 car.February 1st.References exchanged.Write Box No.12, c-o 2185 STOVE, new, coal and wood, will sacrifice, $69.00; also chrome kitchen set, new, value $139.00, will sacrifice $89.00.5820 Sherbrooke Wést.EL.7325.Y-117 BEDROOM set, new, 5 pieces, walnut finish, two tone, modern square mirror, will sacrifice $75.00.5820 Sherbrooke West, EL 7325.Y-18 CHESTERFIELD set, 3 pieces, 2 colors, spring filled, will sacrifice.immediately $85.00; carpet, new 4%xT7%4, $25.00; 14 yards hall runner, Wilton EL.7325.; .TRAILERS TO RENT \u2018Boat, horse, luggage and cabin trall- \u2014 PU i 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED all kinds of ornaments, crystal, sterling, china, paintings.EX, 9518, Y-12 OLD SILVER, CHINA WTD.MA.1590, H.Pearce, Jewellers, Lau- rentien Hotel, Y-5 32 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED PART time housework, 2-7 p.m.daily, no Saturdays, $2.50 a day and carfare.WA.6713.Y-35 34 HELP WANTED FEMALE FREE ROOM, BREAKFAST Private bathroom for young business lady, in return for washing dishes, sitting.Westmount home, DE.4430.Y-38 STENOGRAPHER YOUNG LADY FOR PURCHASING DEPARTMENT.PHONE WE.8611, LOCAL 217 FOR AN INTERVIEW, -2 COMPANION-HOUSEKEEPER, lady confined to apartment in west-central Montreal, two in family.Attractive salary.Reply stating past experiences to Box 10, c-o 2185 Hampton Ave.Y-28 36 HELP WANTED Hampton Ave.Y-40 |ers for rent.Reasonablé rafes.AT, 29a FOR SALE 27\" $2.75 yard.5820 Sherbrooke West.MALE COMBINATION gas stove for sale |31 WANTED TO PURCHASE PURCHASING OIL burner, automatic, perfect condition, $199.00 value, will sacrifice for $65.00.5820 Sherbrooke West.EL.7325.Y-13 CHESTERFIELD and two chairs.Can be bought separately, Reasonable.GL.1864.Y-31 RADIO National communication receiver M.C.100xA (complete coverage from broadcast stand up to 30 kilocycles continuous); Pogen supreme fidelity amplifier; Jensen model K.M.Beri-dynamic speaker with baffle.Automatic record changer with cabinet, very reasonably priced.FI.5831, Y-39 FANCY white skates, size 5, worn a few times; large red Mercury wagon, Teasonable.EL.6315.Y-37 TWO pairs skiis, complete; lady's shoes, size 7; man\u2019s size 9 In A-1 condition, $15.00 each pair.DE.5093.Y-33 REFRIGERATOR, 1949 model, guaranteed as new, 5 years, will sacrifice $169.00.Budget terms if desired.Also small Astral.5820 Sherbrooke West, EL.7325, Y-14 CARPET, new; also & few like new, bargain.From $15.00 up; also bedroom scatter mats and hall runners, from $2.75 yard.5820 Sherbrooke West.EL.7325.Y-16 J \u2014 M.A Collins FUNCRAL HOM 5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExter 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED funeral Home ond Chapel eee (rr A Crt Poe | MAN'S good quality skates and boots, size 1014-11 wanted.EL, 9122.Y-26 WANTED \u2014 Odd copies.**Chums\u201d, | other boy's Annuals, \u201cBoy's Own\", Y-23 in good condition, DE.5253, I Westmount Park- | Emmanuel United Church * * Sunday morning Dr.Harvey Campbell will exchange pulpits with Rev, Douglas Wilkie of Stanley Presbyterian Church, and Sunday evening Dean Hall, of Sir George Williams College, will be the guest of the congregation and the Young Adult Group.Dean Hall will preach on \u201cThe Wonder of the Heavens.\u201d Later he will use lantern slides in a talk to the Young Adult Group.Chairman of the Young Adult Group meeting will be J.H.E, DuBois.Monday night the first of the week of prayer gatherings for Westmount will be held in the Church, Mr.Kilpatrick, Principal of the United Theological College will be the speaker.The regular meetings will resume after the year-end holiday, with the Gertrude Jameson Auxiliary of the Women\u2019s Missionary Society annual meeting on Wednesday evening for election of officers.¥ : x | Calvary United | * * New Year Services will be held in Calvary Church on Sunday next, with the Minister, Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A,, D.D., preaching both morning and evening.The theme of the morning sermon will be \u201cPrecious promises of God to | ay @ BRO.FuneraL Directors Established 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At your disposal without charge l&s | (Dountain SE QUOTE MA.4521 YOUNG MAN FOR PURCHASING DEPARTMENT OF LARGE INDUSTRIAL CONCERN.GOOD PROSPECTS.FOR INTERVIEW PHONE PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE 39 LOST LOST \u2014 Earring, Westmount Ave., between Claremont and Lansdowne.WA.3571.Y-20 40 FOUND BRACELET found.El.7964 after 7 p.m.41 DOMESTIC PETS VEVA ROBSON offers the only Dog\u2019s Beauty Shop in Montreal, 342-A Victoria, WA.6687 \u2014 Also an exclusive Boarding Kennel catering to a limit- ed number only.Phone Ste.Anne de Bellevue 2134, Y-9 HEATED, individual kennels, experienced care for dogs and cats.Registered puppies for sale.Mrs.Pamela B.Mack, 6470 Cote de Liesse Rd., Dorval.Phone Lachine 980-J.13.(next to O'Connell Garage).Y-10 42 \"RSONALS THIN, rundown wife gains 16 Ibs.! nerves, thanks to Ostrex\u2019\u201d \u2014 Mrs.L Savard, Mattagami Heights, Ont.Try Ostrex Tonic Tablets today.Introductory, \u2018\u2018get-acquainted\u201d size only .80c.All druggists.-¥-22 CHILDREN\u2019S MOVIES Specially selected films for children\u2019s birthday parties, WA, 5198.Y-i1 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS .GROUPS .Station L, Westmount, For particulars, P.O.Box 213, Wednesday Westmount .Thursday West End \u201cI gained 16 lbs.new pep, steady | Authorized Dealer for % General Electric ~% Connor Washers %* Moffat Ranges - % Beach Stoves Gas ond Electric SALES AND SERVICE Easy Terms Available Highest Trade-In WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES 4209 St.Catherine West {Near Greene Avenue! EXPERT RADIO & ELECTRICAL REPAIRS WE.2226 - Fl.8674 TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65c ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH CARPENTRY S.STANDRING.General carpentry and cabinet-making.Expert craftsmanship on all lines of woodwork, Planned kitchens and custom bullt interiors a speclalty.Estimates free.Satisfaction guaranteed.EL.7468.4 CARTAGE GENERAL TRANSPORT\u2014Local and long distance.Specialty, furniture, pianos, refrigerators.Call 1328.DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING and alterations, Don\u2019t discard outdated clothes, I have fdeas.Madame D'Arcy, 2055 Mansfield, Apt.6, BE.4688, -4 EDUCATIONAL ART class for children starting Janu ary 6th.Limited enrollment, In- quirles invited at LA.6540, between 2-4 p.m.Evenings MA.6964, Y-25 FURNITURE REPAIRS FURNITURE repairs; upholstering, all kinds of furniture polishing, spray painting.Furniture made to order MA.7820.Y-2 MAKE new furniture out of your old; any kind of polishing, also cabinet making, Inlald and antique repair a WE, 8611, LOCAL 217.Y-24 Sunday afternoon specialty.342B Victoria, WA.20 man.\u201d The Communion of The {( 9 e VENETIAN BLINDS Lord\u2019s Supper will be shared fol- 0 alla VENETIAN BLINDS \u2014 Flexalum lowing the morning service, and spring tempered slats.Vinyl plastic new members will be received into full membership.At the evening service at 7.30 p.m.Dr.Jones will preach on \u201cChallenging Objectives and Lofty Ideals for 1951\u201d.The Calvary Youth Fellowship meeting will be held in the Church Parlours following the evening service at 8.45 p.m.The Church School will hold its New Year session at 9.45 a.m,, and the Mission Band and Nursery Division will meet at 11 a.m.The week-day activities will reopen this week at the usual hours, Cubs, Badminton Club, C.G.I.T.and Choir rehearsal.On Wednesday, January 10th, at 815 p.m.Calvary Women's Missionary Auxiliary will hold its first meeting of the New Year in the Ladies\u2019 Parlours.The newly elected President, Mrs.F.N.Stephen, will be in the chair, and the guest speaker will be Mrs.F.L.Shonkwiler, President of Wesley W.M.S., who will give a synopsis of the Study Book, \u201cThe United Church Re-enters Japan\u201d.Slides on this book will alse be shown.The soloist at this meeting will be Miss Jeanne Cleghorn.All the ladies of the congregation are urged to attend and to bring friends along.L.St.J.Haskell .(Continued from Page 1) of the Order of St.John of Jerusalem.On behalf of the Charles Fleetford Sise Chapter of the Telephone Pioneers, J.R.Juneau, vice-president of the chapter, Mr.Haskell received a travelling bag, the presentation being made by HRY 430 Li i a TALOGUF ON REQUFS Be Presentation At Victoria Hall Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters, directors of the Children\u2019s Theatre, will present \u201cPollyanna \u2014The Glad Girl\u2014at Victoria Hall on Saturday afternoons, January 13th and 20th, Pollyanna is one of the happiest and most adorable characters in J.M.Hay, J.H.Brace, vice-pre- sident of the Bell Company, was in the chair.Mr.Haskell, who has played an active role in the Telephone Pioneers of \u201cAmerica for many years, recently completed a two-year term as vice-president for Canada on the international executive.In 1934 he was appointed secretary- treasurer of the Charles Fleetford Sise chapter, a post he held until 1941, He was re-appointed to the post in 1944, and held it until a few weeks ago.A graduate of McGill University, Mr.Haskell joined the Bell Company's general traffic department in 1910.In 1914 he was placed in charge of the company\u2019s long distance telephone circuit plans.The same year, he went overseas as a gunner with the 2nd Brigade of the C.F.A., won his commission in the field two years later and was transferred to the 9th Brigade, C.F.A.In the historic Hill 70 battle in August, 1917, he was severely wounded and decorated with the Military Cross.He rejoined the company in 1919 as long distance circuit engineer and took up study of the dial system.He was appointed supervisor of traffic results in June, 1922, and a year later became educational superintendent for the company.He has held the position of assistant vice- president since November 16, 1925, For his work in first aid activities for Bell employees, Mr, Has- kell was invested as an officer of the Order of St.John of Jerusalem tapes.Newest and best on the market, No installation charge.Steel drapery supports given free of charge.Call for free estimate, J.P.Beaudoin, veteran, OXFORD VENETIAN BLINDS REG'D EVENINGS.HE, 0531 -1 YO.5681 all literature to present before children.The play depicts her vividly as a delightful and personable little girl who is full of fun, but whose influence and charm is wholesome and good.Her scenes with Jimmy Bean and Mr.Pendle- ton make an eloquent appeal to every heart.The play follows the book very closely, retaining all the well loved episodes that keep this story eter- naly alive in the minds of children.When the little orphan girl is sent to live with her aunt, she brings with her all the love and sunshine in her heart, but when she finds she is not really wanted, she still tries to find something to be glad about, and eventually succeeds in not only filling everyone's heart with gladness.The role of \u201cPollyanna\u201d will be played by two different young players for the performances on January 13th and 20th, For the first show, Denyse Leroux portrays the role, and the following week, Helen Liberman, The balance of the excellent cast is as follows: Beth Kraminer, Ruth Ros- kies, Keith Ballantyne, David Luck, Walter Wakefield, Jack Ainsworth, Gerda Rother, Sally Rayner, Diana Johnson, Eileen Lerner, Sally Schneckenburger, Barbara Hamill and Jessica Gel- ber.Earthly pride is like the passing flower, that springs to fall, and blossoms but to die.\u2014H, K.White.BUSINESS DIRECTORY Lorenzo Gaulin Ltd.Plumbing and Heating Contractor and Repairs 4424 ST.JAMES STREET WEST Fl.1844 by Viscount Alexander.NIGHT CALLS - DU.2610 fi PAGE SIX Mrs Paul Wickham entertained yesterday at a not out dance at Victoria Hall, Westmount, in hon- Mrs.Sunny Pezaro, of London, England, who is on the staff of British Weatherwear (Canada) Ltd., Public Relations Department, THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1951 + + + Social Personal «Engagements + Weddings + Se kote | 8 rn py Th Me saad Lo rt 20 rage es ET TRE - ie es à RE EP TE SE OS Las SA 1 À - or of her daughter, Rosemary.is a guest at the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Miss Patricia Bromley, who is attending Macdonald College, has just returned from Rhode Island where she spent the Christmas vacation with her family.Mrs.Helen-B.Sandwell, who has been in Ottawa for the past ten days, has now returned to town.Mrs.Frank L.Packard has left by plane, Eberts Brown, of Toronto, for Havana, Cuba, to visit Mr.Robert Packard for the remainder of the Winter.Mrs.Packard who has been staying at the Themis Club, spent the New Year's week-end in Toronto.QT EDR N= i v ES ! I: RNS American Women\u2019s Club \u2014\u2014=! To See Picture Painted TAX] = Fy I~ The American Women's Club WESTIOUNS No 6 Will hold its first meeting of the ve new year on Wednesday, January & SNOWDON 10, at 3 p.m.in the Blue Roum HOURLY & METER of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.GRATES Severe Masse will give a demon- WEDDINGS stration and lecture entitled: 0 a $ \u201cHow an Artist Paints a Picture.\u201d FUNE Mr.Masse studied at the Art OUT OF TOWN TRIPS Association of Montreal where he SERVICE was awarded the C.McPherson DAY & NIGHT prize for 1938.From there he went to the Adam Sherriff Scott School of Art continuing to study for two more years.In 1941 he attended the Agricultural Institute of Oka as an illustrator in Natural Science.Since 1944 he has been teaching at the Ecole D\u2019Art offering courses in Fine Art, Design, and Commercial Art.Mr.Masse will actually paint a picture for the audience to see as he talks, illustrating the various points he makes in his lectures.Clearance Sale! Dresses - $10 - $12 - $15 Coats-25% to 50% Discount Suits - Greatly Reduced | Millinery - Reductions up to 50% fl accompanied by Mrs.privé | t * EXCITING PRINTS wd * SOFT WOOLS * NEW CREPES | * BEAUTIFUL SUITS Teen-Agers \u2014 Special Values just for you (Charlotte co 1353 GREENE AVENUE WESTMOUNT NEAR SHERBROOKE OPEN 9 TO & DAILY FI.7773 Juniors ; Misses MME À.CourvAL \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 - SPECIALIST IN: Nu-Back \u2014 Lelong \u2014 PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES AND GIRDLES MATERNITY ond SURGICAL SUPPORTS - ELASTIC STOCKINGS 4 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 SHERBROOKE WEST Westmount LAWRENCE BLVD.LAWRENCE BLVD.HUBERT 4235 ST.4491 ST.4550 ST.| Married Over New Year's Holiday Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Sheldon McCaughey, who were united in marriage on Saturday in Congress Hall of St.Patrick\u2019s Church.The bride, formerly Miss Rosemary Margaret Chartrand, is the daughter of the late R.Lionel Chartrand and of Mrs.Chartrand, of Westmount.Mr.McCaughey, who is attached to the 401 City of Westmount Auxiliary Squadron, served overseas with the British Fleet Air Arm and is at prescnt attending McGill University.He is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Andrew McCaughey, of Montreal.McCAUGHEY - CHARTRAND With the kind permission of the The wedding of Miss Rosemary Commanding Ce en ren Margaret Chartrand, only daugh- | on as eld it e West Ces ter of the late R.Lionel Chartrand | Ÿ the 401 City of Westmount and of Mrs) Chartrand, of West- Auxiliary Squadron to which \u2018the mount to Mr.Gerald Sheldon Pridegroom is attached.The bride's McCaughey, son of Mr.and Mrs.(table was centered with the wed- Andrew McCaughey, of Montreal, Ying cake topped with candles are ie a Ge eve rot ile o'cloc aturday afternoon at: ; Congress Hall, of St.Patrick's the remainder of the decorations Church.Rev.Father Byrd offici- LVeins carried out with spring ated and Mr.John Beauregard ; fl°Wers.sang.Frosted overgreens with lator.by rs.for Viren Jet pine sprays, white \u2018mums and > or for Virginia pom-poms formed the floral back- ' Washington on their wedding trip, ground for the candlelight cere- he bride wearing for travelling a mony.suit of fine navy wool under a Mr.Philip Chartrand gave his Jacket of navy fur felt and worn sister in marriage.Miss Ursula | ith toning hligator shoes and Ginnae, of Ottawa, was maid of oo oh > p a a trimmed with honor, with Miss Hilda Byrne and - PRESS dor spray poing of par.iss arguerite Ramsey asi.i bridesmaids.The best man was | dentas.The couple will make their Mr.Andrew Gilmor McCaughey, ome mn on reel, the ushers being Mr.Sandford _Out-of-town guests at the wed- Bruce Fleming and Mr.Douglas ding cluded Miss Ama Gozging ivens.an iss Margaret Brewder, o The bride wore a model gown Ottawa; Mr.Damon Watters, of of ice blue brocade interwoven Média, Pa.; and Mr.and Mrs.Wil- Mrs, E.T.Noltie and Mrs.J.B, Audley are entertaining jointly at a late afternoon party on Thursday, January 25, for their debutante daughters, Miss Helen Nol\u2019 tie and Miss Elfride Audley.i Miss Esther Goldenberg has just returned from New York where she represented the Young Peoples Group of the Shaar Hashomayim Synanogue at a National Leaders ship Institute which took place at Rockaway Park, Long Island, New York.EE À Mrs.Katherije Parsons, of Mountain Sight, entertained: gf sherry party on Saturday afternoon in honour of her brother, Mr.Douglas J.Heron of Westmount and Toronto, and his fiancee Miss Dorothy Smealon, formerly of N.D.G., now of Toronto.: liam Beach and Miss Sheila Beach, of Gleneagles, Que.The bride attended McGill University.Mr.McCaughey, a student in Arts at McGill, served overseas with the British Fleet Air Arm.LUNDELL \u2014 HOULT The marriage of Helen Alicia, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Guy E.Hoult, of Westmount, to Mr, Frederick Waldemar Lundell, son of Mr.A, W.Lundell, M\\L.A,, of Revelstoke, B.C., took place recently in the Church of St.John the Evangelist.Rev.Canon W.H, Davison officiated and Mr.W.Bulford played the wedding music.White chrysanthemums, carnations and snapdragons were used to decorate the church, : The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a portrait gown of white slipper satin and tulle, fashioned with a fitted bodice of satin with low round neckline, offset with a bertha collar completely covered with orange blossoms and having short satin sleeves, the full skirt falling into a single train, having a bouffant overskirt of tulle caught with a girdle of satin tying in a lover's bow knot and falling in long streamers to the'end of the dress.She wore long satin mittens and her full-length veil of French tulle illusion fell from a cap of matching orange blossoms caught with brilliants and extending beyond her train, while she carried a bou- Sherbrooke &Maaptain Sts with a silver thread and fashioned in period style, with long sleeves and a high collar.Her ice blue : tulle illusion veil was held with a | crown of hyacinth blossoms and she carried a bouquet of garde- .nias, freesia\u2019 and hyacinths.I The three attendants were \u2018dressed alike in light sapphire blue bolero frocks, fashioned with | \\ fitted bodices fastened with tiny \u2018rhinestone buttons and full skirts.They wore sprays of shell pink blossoms and French heather on their hair and carried muffs covered with the same flowers.Mrs.Chartrand, the bride's | \u2018mother, was gowned in French blue tissue faille with hat of navy , tulle and lace trimmed with: French blue sprays, while her | shoulder bouquet was composed of American Beauty colored roses.Mrs.McCaughey, mother of the bridegroom, attired in symphony grey crepe and lace, wore a hat of Burgundy felt and a pink floral ® EXPERT IN 4585 Sherbrooke Street spray.vil (| SWIMMING INSTRUCTION Instruction for beginners and advanced.Fridays at 7:30 p.m.starting Jan.12th For further information, call WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.STRUCTION West EL.1106 | hal RTE ET.SR \"at ne) Soloist in Musicale Stanley Waters, tenor soloist at First Presbyterian Church, who, besides singing a group of solos, will sing the tenor role in Liza Lehmann\u2019s \u201cPersian Garden\u201d at the Westmount Women\u2019s Club Musicale tomorrow afternoon in Victoria Hall, Westmonut Women\u2019s Club will hold its annual musicale on Friday, January 12, at 2.30 p.m.in Victoria Hall, under the chairmanship of Mrs.Hugh Shoobridge.The program will include the Cantata taken from the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam \u201cIn a Persian Garden,\u201d by Liza Lehman.There will be groups of solos by the following artists: Gia Rodarn, soprano; Stanley Waters, tenor; Lestie Hughes, baritone; Michile Bonhomme, soprano.Jacqueline Richard, pianist, will accompany the artists.Tea will be served by Miss Florence Ewing and her committee.quet of bouvardia and white gardenias.Miss Joy Trenholme, as maid of honor, and Miss Alexa Macleod and Miss Barbara Tidmarsh, as bridesmaids were dressed alike in holly green satin with overskirts of holly green and sapphire blue tulle, their matching boleros having Elizabethan collars, They wore calots of toning green and blue tulle and carried bouquets of pale yellow carnations.Mr.Edward Macdonnell acted as \u2018best man and the ushers were Mr.Sidney Lundell and \u2018Mr.Robert Lundell, brothers of the bridegroom; Mr.Peter Schofield and -Mr.Donald MacLean.Mrs.Hoult, the bride\u2019s mother, \u2018was gowned in navy blue lace with which she wore a grey blue hat and gloves and a corsage of pink carnations.The reception was held at the Windsor Hotel where the bride's table was arranged with white chrysanthemums, pink and white carnations and snapdragons.Later Mr.and Mrs.Lundell left for New York, the bride travelling in a gold velvet dress under a beaver coat and wearing a gold velvet hat with brown accessories and a corsage of white carnations.7 ATELIER TEXTILES 1460 Union Avenue Room 11 (OPPOSITE MORGAN'S) hand loomed upholstery, drapery fabrics, rugs, table mats, ete.ORIGINAL DESIGNS AND COLORS CREATED TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL REQUIREMENTS Phone: HA.8445 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, C.AC .On Happy Hunting ut January White Sales Reports With the Christmas and New Year celebrations over for \u2018Another year, most homemakers are set- ling down to the serious business of clearing up after the \u201choliday and trying to get the family back to a normal routine.The Canadian Association of Consumers in Quebec greets its members and readers and wishes to one all a year from which the black clouds of trouble and war will have rolled away.And of the Consumer Front, of course, January is the month of Sales.It is the month when (the budget permitting) we all replenish the linen cupboard.So here is some information on how to shop for sheets, from Miss Jessie Roberts, Chairman of the Textile Standards Committee of C.A.C.As most of us know, sheeting is of two main types, percale and muslin.The percale is very fine for it is made of very thin cotton fibres which must go through a special combing in the spinning mill.This process removes irregular fibres and leaves the others all smoothed out and very even.Of course this means higher \u201cproduction costs and eventually a higher price.From this very fine yarn, is woven a cloth of high thread count\u2014by thread count being meant the number of separate strands in warp and weft per inch.The warp and weft aré\u201dthe terms used to describe the fibres running in each respective direétion in the cloth, Percales generally have more than 100 yarns per iñch each way.This makes very attractive looking sheeting which is smootn and light in weight.This light weight in sheets is an advantage if you pay for laundry by the pound, and also makes the sheets easier to handle if washed at home, but percale does have one disadvantage, it is harder to iron, if you want a smoothy ironed sheet.And lastly of course, percale comes in many different qualities.Muslin comes in about three weights, heavy, medium and light.The thread count each way ranges roughly from 60-80 threads per inch.Price generally is governed by the weight.The heavy weight often sold as hospital sheeting, is, as would be expected, the strongest and hardest wearing.There is such variation with muslin sheet- ings that is almost impossible to give advice on their purchase, except to say that they should be firm but not stiff, the thread count should be well balanced, they should be smooth and compact and not heavily sized.Size is the term used for dressing, and it is too much of this in a cotton fabric which makes it stiff, When you have chosen your sheets or bought your sheeting, don't forget to give a thought to the length and width which is best and most economical in use.Three yards (108 inches) torn length will allow for shrinkage and for hems, with enough still left over to fold under our deep modern mattresses and still leave a nice turn-over to cover the tops of the blankets.If you skimp on length you will find your sheets will wear out more quickly as the sleepers will be constantly tugging at them, The width chosen should allow 24 inches to cover the sides of the mattress, so it is a good idea to measure the width of your beds before you go shopping for sheets.Incidentaly if you make your own, | don\u2019t forget that little idea of making the top and bottom hems the same size\u2014you may then reverse them for longer wear.We would like to make the suggestion that our\u2019 C.A.C, shoppers and readers ask for factual information on their sheets when they buy them.Most of the time the clerks may not know the answers, but if you start asking questions about thread count, weight per square yard, etc.the clerks will pass these requests along to department managers, and we shall soon lose the reputation we have of not caring what quality or size is handed out to, us.At the present time many storekeepers claim that women are not interested in these things.Well Happy Hunting in the January Sales, and watch for C:A.C.Reports in this paper next week.M.F.G.Report Fewer Women Now Die of Cancer Doctor Jonathan C.Meakins, emeritus professor of medicine at McGill University and President of the Canadian Cancer Society has commented upon the article, \u201cFewer Women Die of Cancer,\u201d appearing in the current January issue of the Ladies\u2019 Home Journal, In this article, Dr.Louis Dublin, statistician of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company states that, according to the very complete records of his company, the death rate from cancer in women has been steadily declining since 1932, by over ten percent in the last ten years alone.In the same period deaths from cancer of the uterus have declined by one quarter.Dr.Meakins states that these figures are most encouraging and are an expression of what can be accomplished in cancer control.The Metropolitan has through its sponsorship of a health programme which stresses the importance of the early diagnosis and treatment of disease, helped to reduce materially the death rate from cancer among its policy holders.The same goal can be achieved among our Canadian peorle, states Dr.Meakins, if continuing and even more generous support is given hy the public to the work of the Canadian Cancer Society which, through its lay educational programme is stressing the importance of the early diagnosis and treatment of cancer and is lending every support to the improvement of facilities for the care of cancer patients.1951 Women's ORT Dr.T.W.Kaufman, noted foot specialist, whose hobby is teaching public speaking and dramatics, will address group 8 of Women's Canadian ORT, Tuesday at 8.30 p.m, at the home of Mrs.A.Beinhaker, 4875 Fulton Ave.His topic is entitled \u201che Key to Public Speaking.\u201d Members, their husbands, and friends are cordially invited.PAGE SEVEN WRINKLES Prevent Them \u2014 Banish Them By daily use of Alvy's Anti-Wrinkle Cream For all types of skins Guaranteed Satisfaction 2 oz, jar 1.50 PHONE EL.0752 THE ALVY CO.\u2014 I CHARLES 1227a GREENE AVENUE 11 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Fresh Smelts Salmon Trout Whitefish ; Scotch Kippers Fresh Doré Fresh Haddock Sole Fillets Frosh Halibut Smoked Salmon Haddock Fillets Fresh Herring Finnan Haddies Smoked Fillet Fresh Salmon Winnipeg Coldeyes Green Shrimps Cooked Shrimps .Fresh Scallops Bulk Oysters Shell Oysters Boiled Lobsters AIRBORNE FILLETS RECEIVED DAILY © We Have a Fine Assortment of Garden-Fresh Fruit and Vegetables © Gatehouse Stores Are Open From 8 am.to 6 p.m, Daily For Your Shopping Convenience 1329 Greene Avenue Also 628 DORCHESTER STREET WEST PL.812) 9, The Women Realm MacGilliviay W.M.S.+ The regular meeting of the Mac- Gillivray Auxiliary of the Women's 1 WE SPECIALIZE IN MOVIES FOR: KIDDIES' PARTIES, WOMEN'S CLUBS, INSTITUTIONS and SCHOOLS HAVING A PARTY?Have the most up-to-date 16MM sound movies i Why not give us a call Fl.2907 Jack Markow & Co.1827 St.Catherine St.W.Film equipment for rent or sale | SCHOOL 1430 SHERBROOKE W.- PL.2088 Starting now you can make your spring wardrobe in our dressmaking cnd tailoring course er you may learn to alter garments satisfactorily.DRESS FORMS MADE TO ORDER \u201con the subject: , zenship, a Passport to the Great.\u201d Missionary Society will be held in Hutchinson Hall, St.Andrews\u2019 Church, Westmount, at 3 p.m.Tuesday it will be under the di- \u2018rection of Mrs, J.-D.Robb and the ladies of circle No.4.The speaker will be Miss E.Reid from Portuguese West Africa and solos will be rendered by Mrs.* Kirk.Bessborough LO.D.E.The monthly meeting of the Earl of Bessborough Chapter 1.0.D.E.will of Mrs.A.E.Watts, 3788 Hampton Avenue, commencing at 8.15.Nominations will be made.Canadian Club Major C.Clayton Hutton, British journalist and publicist, will address the Womens\u2019 Canadian = ! Club at the Ritz Carlton Hotel on Tuesday at 3 p.m.Through special permission from Whitehall, London, Major Hutton will describe the methods and sec- .ret services employed in a vast underworld scheme which he organized in World War II to enable : thousands of prisoners of war to escape.Mr.Jousuf Karsh will address the club on Monday, January 22, \u201cCanadian Citi- take place next Thursday | | evening, January 12, at the home SPECIALI CLEANING Suede, Formal Attire \u2018and all Fine Fabrics White Evening Gloves Expertly Cleaned ND DELIVERY SE ZING IN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1951 [Monsigñor M.Reid Will Speak \u201cOral Club will be held Monday at 8 p.m.by.the Oral Club of Montreal in Ignace Bourget School, 1220 \u201cMountain St.Melville Ladies Aid The Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of Melville Presbyterian Church will meet for sewing at 2.30 p.m.on ville Avenue.Montreal Club Montreal Women's Club will hold a business meeting for méin- bers only on Monday at 2.30 p.min the Mount Royal Hotel.Chairman will be Mrs.P.G.Delgado, president of the club.Visit Your City The \u201cVisit Your City\u201d group of the Westmount Women's Club will visite the Gazette Printing Co, 1000 St.Antoine Street, January 15 at 8.15 p.m.Mrs Frank.Bin- more is in charge of arrangements.Drama Group The drama group of the West- mount Women\u2019s Club will resume classes on January 10 in St.Andrew\u2019s Church at 10 a.m.Mrs.John Cairns is chairman of this group.Gyrette Club The Gyrette Club will meet at the home of Mrs.G.Stanyon, 4319 Mariette Ave., Monday at 8.30 p.m.Melville Auxiliary The Melville Auxiliary of the Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Canada will hold the opening meeting of 1951 at 3 p.m.on Thursday, Jan, 11, ir the church hall.Devotions will be conducted by Mrs.G.L.Campbell.Soloist will be Mrs.M.F.Botting, and speaker will be Mrs.Owen Rede Campbell, Advent C.W.Y.The annual meeting and election of officers of the Church Women's Year of the Church of The Advent will be held in the Parish Hall, Western and Wood Aves.on Tucsday evening at 8.00 p.m.Miss Leslie Bell, who has recently returned from a visit to England, will speak on \u201cThe Spirit of England,\u201d Mrs.A.P.Blackburn, President of the C.W.Y.will preside.Members and friends are cordially invited.Talk On Cancer At the first general meeting in 1951 of the Laurentian Chapter No.520, B'nai B'rith Women, to be held Wednesday at the Mount ee py Tr dun gerer Co pars Rte rire re a T + First \u2018meeting of the New Year| Monday, in the church\u2019 hall, Mel-| & At Notre.Dame lho REID MSGR.M.P.Edith Head's Fashion Letter From Hollywood City slicker or country cousin, the ingenious young modern doesn\u2019t- confine fashion glamour to her after-dark wardrobe.Wise damsel that she is, she adds excitement to her day-time outfits via \u201cglamour gimmicks.\u201d Latest \u201cglamour gimmick\u201d to make it8 way into Hollywood wardrobes is the \u2018\u201cstomacher\u201d.Nineteenth century glamour girls used to dazzle their men-folk with these costume accessories \u2014 which, in case you don\u2019t know, could consist of a mammoth ornamental buckle, a bejeweled metal girdle or a wide gold.or silver belt.According to bygone customs, the *\u201cstomacher\u201d continues to be worn at the front- center of the waist.However, the 1950 version of this fashion is neither as bulky nor as fabulous as the nineteenth \u201ccharmers\u201d.CORINNE CALVET, the French actress who sets a half- dozen new styles in Hal Wallis\u2019 \u201cMy Friend Irma Goes West\u201d, sparks a simple white linen sport dress with glamour by means of a \u2018\u201cstomacher\u201d.Her choice is a natural straw creation which features a lavish design in all the bold and brilliant color tones of the rainbow.With the dress, Corrine wears a natural straw picture hat and a pair of natural straw sandals.For afternoon and teatime wear, GAIL RUSSELL, star of the forthcoming picture \u201cThe Lawless\u201d, selects a frock of black chiffon \u2014 cool as an iced julep and new as tomorrow's headlines.The dress is styled along classic shirtmaker lines, with bare sleeves and fullest of skirts.To |} the frock, Gail adds a \u201cstomacher\u201d of black which is encrusted with pale pink pearls.She repeats the \u2018pearl pink\u201d shade in her \u201cshortie\u201d gloves.Royal Hotel at 8.30 p.m.Dr.Carlton B.Peirce will give a talk on \u201cUnderstanding Cancer of Women\u201d and will show several colour films to illustrate his points.Pamphlets giving correct and authentic information will also be distributed.Dr.Peirce devotes much of his time to the study of cancer.He is the vice president of the Quebec Cancer Unit; he has headed the Radiology.Department of the Royal Victoria Hospital since 1938; and at present he is on the Board of Directors of the Canadian Cancer Society.The program has ween arranged by Mrs.Rebecca Leavitt, program chairman.Mrs.Ida Zifkin, president, will be in the chair.pr TE Season cooked broccoli with equal parts melted butter and lemon juice, century.De Grace Club: New \u2018Year activities of the Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Clud will _cdmimence tomorrow, wher the speaker will be Rt.Rev.Msgr Martin P.Reid, P.P, D.P., Parish of St.Augustine of Canterbury.N.D.G.since 1939.In 1948 he was made Domestic Prelate by the pres \u2018 : sent Pope Pius, with the.title.of Rt.Rev.Monsignor.The Notre Dame de Grace Woe men\u2019s Club Choir, under the direc tion of Mrs.R.Uden, L.R.AM, will also be on the program.Tea hostess will be Mrs.H.M.Greens leaf.Receiving the guésts with the president, Mrs.K.B.Norris, will be Mrs.J.M.Purcell, first president, and Mrs.C.A.Cami- rand, third vice-president.To The meeting will take place at x Victoria Hall at 3.00 p.m, N.D.G.Club Groups Open For New Year 8\u2014Red Cross Group will hold first meeting at 1.p.m, at N.D.G.Post Office.9\u2014Bowling Group will meet at 2.p.m, at Wilson Bowling Alleys.9\u2014Music Appreciation group will hold first meeting for 1951 on Tuesday at 2.30 at the home of Mrs J.C.Kelle- her, 7501 Fielding Ave., Montreal West.Jan.10\u2014Civics groups will meet for the first time in the New Year at 2.80 p.m.at the home of Mrs, P.H.Amey, 244 Brock Ave, N., Montreal West.Jan.11\u2014Effective speaking class will hold first meeting at 2.00 p.m.at N.D.G., Y.M.C.A.Jan.11\u2014Canadian Cancer Society Dressings Group will meet at new location, Ladies\u2019 Parlour, Know Crescent, Kensington Church at 2.p.m.Jan.17\u2014Know Your Montreal Jan, Jan.Jan.Canada Airlines at Dorval.T.C.A.Bus leaves Snowdon at 1.30 p.m.AIL members interested in making the tour should contact Chairman, Mrs._ A.Roy Clouston.LO.D.E.Prize Winners Winners of the Christmas drawing for Jay-Kel jewellery held by the Monkland Chapter I.0.D.E.recently, were Mrs.D.McCarthy of Ottawa, and Mrs M.Berlin, 4628 Oxford Ave, N.D.G.5 2 Ow p Are You b Entertaining?> WE RENT DP Chairs, Tables, Dishes, > Glassware, Punch Bowls, Coat Rocks and Linen.4 FOR ALL OCCASIONS Bench & Table Service Reg'd.> AT.4755 Est'd.1919 6220 Decarie Blvd.AAAAAMAMAAAN ALL KINDS OF LEATHER GOODS REPAIRED Latge assortment of handbags and fancy less ther goods including Imported models.Handbags M te Remodellad HANDBAGS inc 1464 Union Ave.Opposite Morgan's MA.4310 ~ group will visit Trans TIBRA § PER ol A a ERE ING ses Fee RN | © \u201cTHE HAPPY YEARS» | TE \u2014, repre Jan August At Seville Theatre .On January 11 Offering musical.interpretations that mark him as a truly distinctive pianist, Jan August will appear at the Seville Theatre January 11.With only one piano and ten lightning-quick fingers, Jan is able to produce effects so baffling that he is constantly bombarded with letters from listeners who want to be let in on the \u201csecret\u201d.Jan August is a self-taught musician.Born in Brooklyn, he manifested an intense interest in muwsié while he.was still very young.He loved to sing and pick out melodies on the piano.where- éver possible.amazed at his ability and encouraged him to pursue his obviously innate talents further, although they were unable to pay for his formal musical education.This period of self-instruction proved to .be.invaluable to Jan's musical training, inasmuch as it disciplined hiin.to listen carefully enough to detect the shades, qualities and effects of rhythmic interpretations.harmonies that Jan later developed resulted simply from listening to and watching other pianists.Not until he was eighteen did he take any formal music lessons\u2014 five in all \u2014 and then only out of sheer necessity.He was offered a job with an orchestra, and had to learn how to Sead music! FILMED IN MID-WEST Paramount's \u201cUnited States Mail\u201d, starring Alan Ladd and Phyllis Calvert, was filmed mostly in.Gary, Indiana, the locale of this action drama.( BR Starts SUNDAY! ATI Kea: we w Are GARSON IS GORGEOUS { IN TECHNICOLOR! rors The thrilling story of @ FIGHTING ~ LADY ond not M-G-M'S MOTION PICTURE NALL OF FAME! GREER GARSON WALTER PIDGEON ie the picture that brought them together for the first tims.NY { M DUSI@ > A MEN LeROY PRODUCTION a His parents were | Even the more complex |.© row wED FELIX BRESSART + MARSHA HUNT sisittom pe HEDY vou 2 LAMARR-NODIAK © TODAY until SATURDAY \u201cCRISIS\u201d and Coles by TECANICOLOR \u2014THE EXAMINER, \"Blossoms In The Dust\" Pr Greer Garson in one of the dramatic moments of \u201cBlossoms in the Dust,\u201d M-G-M masterpiece reprint which starts Sunday at the Westmount Theatre.Unfolding one of the greatest love stories of the decade, this is the picture which first co-starred Miss Garson with Walter Pidgeon and is the first in which the lovely, red-headed actress appeared in Technicolor.\u201cBlossoms In The Dust\u201d Starts at Westmount Sunday Among motion pictures which can.be seen again and again with renewed enjoyment is \u2018\u2018Blossoms in the Dust,\u201d M-G-M's magnificent Technicolor love story, co-starring Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon, opens Sunday at the Westmount theatre.\u201cBlossoms in the Dust\u201d was the first picture to co-star Miss Gar- son and Pidgeon and, after watching their work together as husband and wife in this stirring story of an impetuous Texan who sweeps a society belle off her feet, it is easy to see why these stars have become so popular together in such of their subsequent hits as \u201cMrs.Miniver,\u201d \u201cMrs.Parkington,\u201d \u201cJulia Misbehaves\u201d and the more recent \u201cThat Forsythe Woman.\" \u201cBlossoms in the Dust\u201d revolves about Edna Kahley (Miss Gar- son), a belle of the Gibson Girl era.Her meeting with the dashing Texan, Sam Gladney (Pidgeon), their whirlwind courtship and marriage and their mutual efforts to establish a haven for homeless waifs make for a story which never wavers in its interest and is filled with dramatic and romantic highlights.The story is the first in which the lovely, red-headed Miss Garson was photographed in Technicolor and she looks breathtakingly beautiful in the color medium.Apparent here also is the sympathetic appeal and dramatic fire which has made Greer Garson one of the foremost figures in the motion picture world, Pidgeon gives a forth- right honesty and ruggedness to the role of the Texan, and other fine work is contributed by Felix Bressart as a kindly doctor, Marsha Hunt as Miss Garson\u2019s girlhood chum who meets tragedy, and Fay Rolden and Samuel S.Hinds as Miss Garson's parents.Added Attraction \u201cA Lady Without Passport\u201d added attraction at the West- mount theatre brings Hedy La- marr and John Hodiak in a story of love, adventure and pulsating action which starts in New York City, shifts to Havana, Cuba, and culminates in an electrifying chase climax in the depths of the Florida Everglades.a .Taking as its fictional premise the drama behind the smuggling into the United States of illegal immigrants, the story presents Miss Lamarr as the lovely European Marianne Lorress desperately trying to gain entry into this country from Cuba, with Hodiak cast as Pete Karczag, the immigration inspector who first pur-\u2019 sues the girl in line of duty, then becomes entangled for more personal reasons.Their first encounter at the G 'fstream Cafe in Havana, headquarters of the smuggling ring, Pete's wily impersonation of a Hungarian refugee, his subsequent exposure and gun fight with the nefarious Palinov, leader of the racketeers, leading up.to the tensely gripping chase climax, which takes place in the depth of the Florida Everglades, makes for a romantic adventure drama of unflagging interest.Overnight Rise to Stardom Is Story of Eileen Barton Eileen Barton's story is not the usual story of sudden overnight success after a long and bitter struggle.Her's is the story of a gal who's been practicaly a star even since childhood, but without that magic something happening that makes the world aware of you.She made her stage debut on a Kansas City stage at the age of two and a half\u2014and at the ripe old age of four was starred at the old Palace with Ted Healy in a comedy act.When she was an old lady of eight she had her own on until she hit the age of eleven and found herself a has-been.But Eileen made a comeback at fifteen and went on to such things \u2018as working on the Frank Sinatra show, playing \u2018the Paramount three times and the Copacabana in New York and again her own radio j | show.Success she had\u2014but without stardom, .Records were something that Ki- leen never gave much thought to.A.couple of years ago she made two records and that was that.Eileen\u2019s career came to a dead halt\u2014so she decided to forget her singing career and become an ac- tress\u2014and she landed a job in \u201cAngel in the Wings.\u201d But her heart was still in her vocal chords \u2014s0 when she was approached to make a recording of a novelty tune \u201cIf I Knew You Were Coming I'd ve Baked A Cake\u201d she jumped to it\u2014little dreaming that the one gession in the recording studio would put her right on the road to the stardom she\u2019s had her eye on for more than a decade.The rest is record history\u2014in less than six short weeks the record jumped to the number one spot in the recording field\u2014and Eileen suddenly became the most sought after artist in the country, with Hollywood, Television, Radio and the stage all beckoning to her.\u2019 Miss Barton will appear at the.Seville Theatre, commencing Thursday, January 1.\u2018 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY B, 1051 sim \u2014 mms as \u2014_\u2014 - \u2014 - + PAGE NINB u SevilleTheatre Commences |New Entertainment Policy The Seville Theatre, located on St.Catherine Street east of At- water Avenue, inaugurates a new policy in entertainment next Thursday, January 11, when it will feature a top stage show attraction in addition to a first-run motion picture.Commencing on January 11, the stage artists at the Seville Theatre will \u2018be Jan August, the Mercury Records piano stylist, who has made several short movie subjects, and Eileen Barton, Mercury and National recording star, whose top record today has been \u201cIf I Knew You Were Coming, I'd 've Baked A Cake.\u201d Supporting Mr.August and Miss Barton will be Mage and Karr, tap dancers extraordinary, Bobby Sar- geant, a riot as a comedian, and the Three Dees, a trapeze and novelty act.The stage presentation will be emceed by Lee Hamilton, popular Montreal radioman, and will feature the music of Len Howard and his orchestra.EVE'S ONLY AT 6 P.M.and 9 P.M.TAGLIAVINI (Greatest Voice Since Coruso) in \"| Live As | Please\" also \"Matinee Scandal\u201d CHILDREN'S THEATRE presents § The film to be shown with this o VICTORIA stage show will be a first-run LL thriller, \u201cDouble Confession,\u201d star- Saturday ring Peter Lorre, Derek Fair and Afternoons Joan Hopkins.v Jan.13th Following the first presentation, S and 20th such stars as Billy Farrell, schedul- TICKETS: ed to start on January 18, and Mel SN, $1.15 and 70c Torme, scheduled to commence on Xe LINDSAY'S January 25, will appear at the Se- MA.6425 ville Theatre.Doors Open Daily at 9 A.M.(Except Sunday 12 Noon) THIS PROGRAM WILL BE SHOWN IN THE MATINEES ONLY *{lt Will Positively Not Be Shown At Night) ! SEE IT AT *9.20 A.M.- 11.30 and 1.30 P.M.and 4 P.M.Until 1 TUESDAY (4 Starting SATURDAY with CECILE AUBRY JACK HAWKINS THE WOMAN ON PIER [3 Ast \"PANIC IN THE STREET\" SHOWIN RICHARD WIDMARK - PAUL DOUGLAS 1 TODAY! \"PAUL HENRIED 1 es SN oa.oo\u201d wr en eerie re Lo a ne rem BLOCKING THAT KICK\u2014Bob Swift covers his face with his arms blocking a kick by Fulham's Center-forward Frank Thomas at Fulham Craven Cottage Ground, London, The ball lies beside the - Sheffield defender.Yes, indeed, there are two Vancouvers \u2014 one in Washingtom, U.S.A., and one in British Columbia, 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 undex eg the supervision of the Canadian Government.; It\u2019s one of the finest Canadian Whiskies you can buy.à FOUR ROSES FRANKFORT DISTILLERS (CANADA) LTD.THE EXAMINER, \u2018WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1951 High School Cage Coaches Are Listed Names of the men\" coaching high school basketball teams this winter were released this week by Jack Lang, secretary-treasurer of the Greater Montreal Interscholastic Athletic The list follows: Baron Byng: Senior A, Steve Armstrong; Junior, Tom Kalpakis.Catholic High: Senior A, Senior B, D.J.Potvin; Junior and Bantam, Brother Edwin.to Chambly County: Senior B, Bantam, Ian Hume.Commercial High: Senior B, A.W.McGee.Daniel O'Connell: Brother Borgia.Herbert Symonds: Bantam, Richard Oulton.Montreal High: Senior A, R.C.Jonas; Junior, L., Hutton.Lachine: Senior B, G.L.Wood; Bantam, Don Wallace.Lower Canada College: Senior B, J.Rowley; Junior, D.Thacker; Bantam, C.R.Bryson.Loyola College: Senior A, J.Simpson; Junior, G.Griffin, Bantam, G.Mathieu.: Montreal West: Senior B, D.R.Stevenson; Junior, W.D.Ÿ.Doyle.Mount Royal: Senior B, J.J.Sims; Bantam, R.G.Anderson.Strathcona: Senior B, W.G.S.Stafford; Junior, A.R.M.Roy.Verdun: Senior B, A.C.Iron- side; Bantam, Rhodes Oulton.West Hill: Senior A, A.D.G.Arthurs; Junior, J.Parker.Westmount Junior: Bantam Red, R.T.Germaney; Bantam White, M.A.Turner.Westmount High: Senior A, Ron Senior B, \" Sharpe.William Dawson: Senior B, HR.Syrett; Bantam, J.Taylor.High School Cage Opener Next Monday High school basketball breaks from the wire next Monday with a Bantam and a Junior game on tap.The big boys in the Senior A ranks swing into action on Tuesday.The schedule of games for the coming week is as follows: Monday: Senior B, Daniel O'Connell at Catholic High; Junior, Montreal High at L.C.C.Tuesday: Senior A, Montreal High at Baron Byng; Senior B, L.C.C.at Verdun; Junior, Baron Byng' at Catholic High; Junior, Loyola at Strathcona; Bantam, Verdun at Herbert Symonds.Wednesday: Senior A, Loyola at Westmount; Senior B, William Dawson at Lachine; Bantam, > GIVE THAT.MANA Fed lip! «os Jou deserve one, foo! ee oR-6 Association, The Same Old Story The five-year pact between the Pacific Coast Conference and the Western Conference - (Big Ten), whereby each of these football leagues supplied one of the teams for the annual Rose Bowl classic, ended oni Monday with Michigan's rather surprising 14-6 victory over the previously undefeated California Golden Bears.This was the fifth win in five tries at Pasadena for the Big Ten, which is considerably better than the par for any course.The scores have been as follows: : 1947 \u2014 Illinois 45 U.C.L.A.14 1948 \u2014 Michigan 49 Southern Cal 0 1949 \u2014 Northwestern 20 California 14 1950 \u2014 Ohio State 17 California 14 1951 \u2014 Michigan 14 California 6 Most football expert feel that the Big Ten's repeated humiliation of the Pacific Coast Conference\u2019s champion in Pasadena on New Year's Day has wiped away any chance that the pact will be renewed.The P.C.C., which annually fills one of the spots in the Rose Bowl, is tired of taking it on the chin from the representative of the toughest league in the nation, The pact has been one of the most one-sided documents of its kind ever, for it allowed a Big Ten team to compete at Pasadena only once every three years, while the P.C.C.was honor- bound to present its champion for slaughter each New Year's Day.¥ * * Those in the know maintain that the Coast teams do not mind getting trounced by the best team in the Big Ten, but they definitely resent having to play their champion against a third-place Western Conference team, as was the case in 1949 when \u201cCalifornia met Northwestern.The Wildcats from Evanston, Illinois finished behind Michigan and Illinois in the Big Ten race, but under the rules of the pact, neither of the latter could make the trip to the Rose Bowl Northwestern went, and won.A similar case existed last year, when many felt that Michigan would have been a more suitable representative than Ohio State, despite the fact that the Buckeyes and the Wolverines had tied for the championship of their conference.Michigan was admittedly a better team, but Ohio State managed to beat California, 17-14, in the Bowl game.: Then, this season, Michigan went west, probably the worst team to represent the Big Ten in the five years.This Michigan team, which was beaten by Illinois and tied by Mtnnesota in its own conference and also lost to Army and Michigan State, still beat the Coast champion California eleven.And yet, the Coast wanted Ohio State again, for despite the fact that the Buckeyes lost to Michigan, 9-3, in the snow, they were still one of the great, high-scoring teams of the country.So, in summary, we can see that the only two years that the Western Conference sent its best team to the Coast, in 1947 and 1948, these two teams, Illinois and Michigan, overwhelmed the Coast opposition.Second-rate teams from the Big Ten had enough to beat the best in the P.C.C.the other three times.California has lost only three games in the past three seasons, all in the Rose Bowl, to teams which were not ranked as the best in the conference which sent them to Pasadena.* #% %#% Is it any wonder then that the Pacific Coast Conference is tiring of this situation?The P.C.C.incidentally, is like the man who was caught between the devil and the deep blue sea.They originally signed the pact with the Big Ten for a twofold reason: (a) to attract the popular midwestern teams to the Rose Bowl, and (b) to freeze out the southern schools which had been making a monotonous habit of whipping the Coast representatives in the New Year's Day shindig.And what did the Coast teams accomplish with this new pact?Well, they bit off a little more than they could chew in the Big Ten, as the record shows, and they froze the southern teams right into the Sugar Bowl, which has now surpassed the Rose Bowl, not in tradition or pageantry, but in the quality of the game played each New Year's Day.The Rose Bowl hasn't been the same since that pact was signed.The first two years, great midwestern teams ran away from the best on the Coast, and in the past three seasons, inferior teams from Big Ten showed the poor caliber of the play in the P.C.C.by licking its undefeated champion, California, each time.The first thing that the P.C.C.should do to bring the Rose Bowl back to top stature is to improve the brand of football in its own backyard and forget for a while about signing pacts to ensure \u201c a suitable opponent\u201d for its champion in the Rose Bowl.There are twenty teams in the country this year that could have beaten California by more than Michigan did on Monday.There is a considerable element in the Far West which is exerting pressure against the re-signing of the pact with the Big Ten.They reason that rather than keep the Rose Bowl between one or two sections of the country, it should be open to teams the length and breadth of the United States.And they probably figure that they may find a team that the Coast champion can beat if they get away from the Western Conference, And finding a team with any sort of a record that the Coast champion can beat might be quite a problem.Mount Royal at Loyola; Bantam, Westmount Red at Chambly County; Bantam, Westmount White at Catholic High.Thursday: Senior A, West Hill vs Catholic High; Senior B, Chambly County at Commercial; Senior B, Strathcona at Montreal West; Junior, Montreal West at Baron Byng; Junior, Strathcona at Montreal High; Bantam, Lachine at Herbert Symonds; Bantam, L.C.C.at William Dawson.Fast, Free Delivery Service CHAD'S 1855 St.Catherine St.West {Near St.Mark) Fl.3595 etui RTE RE } | Y.M.C.A.NOTES - PHYSICAL DEPARTMENT Gymnastic Club: The Gymnastic - Club things after the holidays, with regular workouts on Monday and Thursday evenings.The next Citywide \u201cget-together\u201d is scheduled for the N.D.G.\u201cY\u201d later this month, and it is hoped that the compulsory exercises for the coming City-wide meet will be announced and demonstrated at this get-together.All Club members are reminded that February is not so.far off .and that the routines should be starting to shape up._ Fencing Club: Coach Roland As- selin is more than pleased with the .progress of his pupils and the recent\u201d influx of students to \u2018his classes on Monday and Thursday \"evenings.The Club now boasts a very strong men\u2019s sabre team and an enthusiastic women's novice foil team, Dates for an invitation meet with another City club sometime this month will be announced later.Badminton Club: A reminded to badminton enthusiasts that the Badminton group still plays on all three nights \u2014 Tuesday and Friday nights at the \u201cY\u201d and Wednesday evenings at Westmount Senior High School gym.The Club welcomes new players at the first of the year.Swimming Instruction for Women: All Business Girls, Nurses and other women in the community are asked to get in their registrations for the Swimming Instruction Classes, to begin on Friday, January 12, at 7.30 p.m.Registrations should be in before Thursday, January 11.Magy will ITS SMmoofh\u2026.ITS mellow.FRONTENAC WHITE CAP ALE IT'S THE FINEST ALE YOU'VE EVER rasreo/ Æ Taies \u201cONE-WAY'\" BOTTLES & CANS is back in the swing of: be pleased to hear that Greg Titus, former McGill swimming star, has agreed to take on the classes as Chief Instructor and will see that instruction is given to beginners and advanced as well.Swim Honors Won: The first boys to qualify for the newly-in- augurated swimming crests were two boys in the Intermediate Division: Don Seller completed requirements for two coveted crests \u2014the \u201cSpeed Swimmer\u201d and the \u201cDiver\u201d Crests, while Hugh Barclay qualified for the \u201cSpeed Swimmer\u201d Crest.These boys are now advancing to Life-Saving qualification, having enrolled in the Life-Saving Class starting yesterday.Special mention should also be made to Don Reed, in the Junior Section, who has completed\u201d his Intermediate Level, Stage One tests.House League Basketball: Last call for all basketballers who want to get their names on the Hit or Miss League Chart! The league starts tomorrow, Saturday, January 6, at 2.30 p.m.This is open to all senior members, young men, and business men.Young Adult Section Program Council: The all-im- portant first meeting of the New Year will be held on Monday, January 8, at 7:30 p.m.This is to be the most significant meeting for some time, in terms of deciding future program in the Young Adult Section.Square Dance Club: The Executive of the Club wishes it to be known near and afar that they will be starting up again, after a much needed holiday, on Tuesday evening, January 9, at 8.15.Residence Club: On Thursday next, January 11, the Residence Club will meet again for their first meeting after the holidays.Club members and guests are asked to \u2018phone in or sign the \u201cslip\u201d if you plan to attend.Inter Puck Meet Next Monday Eve All Intermediate managers, coaches and players who wish to enter the Westmount Municipal League are asked to be at the Western Ave.rinks Monday, January 8 at 7:00 p.m.Both rinks will be open for practice and teams will be registered.At least two more teams are needed in this group to form a league as there have been only two entries so far.Closing date for registration is January 15.Any Minor teams who wish to enter may do so at the same time and place.For information call on W.E.McLean, Recreation Supervisor, Westmount Recreation Department, 4350 St.Catherine St.W., Telephone FI.6975.Jackson Dodds .(Continued from Page 1) Rover in each crew to earn the Ramblers Badge each year.All packs, troops and crews which achieve their target will each year receive recognition in the form of a scroll, to be worn on the unit flag.Also contained in the small, yellow booklet, is a message from D.C.Spry, chief executive commissioner, in which he states that the strength of Scouting is growing but ability to provide additional opportunities for boys is -limi- ted by the number of adults who are prepared to give leadership.The second Canadian jamboree in 1953 will mark the official conclusion of the \u201cPlan Achievement\u201d program, Ottawa -\u2014 A new policy that would compel utilities here to place all new wiring in Ottawa underground, has been given tentative, approval by the city\u2019s board of | control.| THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1951 |Loyola Meet \u2018 | High School Puck Coaches Are Listed Names of the men who are coaching teams: in the Senior A, Senior B, Junior and Bantam hockey leagues organized by the Greater Montreal Interscholastic Athletic Asociation this winter were released this week by Jack Lang, secretary-treasurer of the asociation.The list follows: Catholic High: Senior A, Senior B and Junior: Brother Paul.\" Chambly County High School: Junior, Ed.Todd.Commercial High: Bantam, R.M.Calder.Daniel O'Connell: Senior B, D.J.Griffin; Bantam, B.T.Moyni- han.D'Arcy McGee: Senior A.Junior, Bantam: Brother Paul.Montreal High: Senior A, J.Eaton.Lachine High: Senior B, E.Spil- ler; Junior, Eric Robinson.Lower Canada College: Senior B, D.W.Wood; Junior, M.R.Barclay; Bantam, P.Howard.Loyola College: Senior A, E.R.Meagher; Junior, Fred Meagher; Bantam, Father Strath.Mount Royal: Junior, F.W.MacRae; Bantam, H.E.Dinsdale.St.Leo's Academy: Senior A, Bantam, Andy McGillis.St.Thomas Aquinas; Senior B, P.E.Griffin.\u2018 Strathcona: Junior, W.F.Russell and R.H.Bott.Verdun: Senior, A.P.Watson; Junior, F.Owen.West Hill: Senior A, K.S.Pitcairn; Junior, H.Ebers.Westmount Junior: Bantam, E.A.Hutchison.Westmount High: Senior A, Junior, Jim Patrick.William Dawson: Junior, G.Fraser; Bantam, H.M.Patton.PAGE ELEVEN Westmount in Hockey Opener Westmount High's and Loyola's Senior A puck-chasing aggregations open the 1951 high school hockey season next Monday afternoon when they tangle at the Loyola Arena.The complete schedule of games for the coming week is as follows: Monday: Senior A, Westmount vs Loyola at Loyola; Junior, William Dawson vs Catholic High at the Forum; Junior, Westmount vs Chambly County County at Forum, Tuesday: Bantam, Loyola vs Daniel O'Connell at Loyola; Senior A, West Hill vs Montreal High at Forum; Senior A, Verdun vs D'Arcy McGee at Forum; Senior A, Catholic High vs St.Leo's at Verdun; Junior, D\u2019Arcy McGee vs L.C.C.at Vegdun.Wednesday: Junior, Loyola vs Mount Royal at Loyola; Senior B, St.Thomas Aquinas vs Daniel O'Connell at Lachine; Bantam, Westmount Junior vs Commercial at Verdun.Thursday: Senior A, Loyola vs Verdun at Loyola; Senior B, La- chine vs L.C.C.at Lachine; Junior, Verdun vs Lachine at Lachine; Junior, Strathcona vs West Hill at Verdun.Jimmy Macken Off to Vancouver Westmount's Jimmy Macken, long one of the leading lights in Canada's tennis firmament, leaves by plane for Vancouver today.The 24-year racquet wielder, whose been overshadowed by those of his brother Brendan and sister Pat, tennis exploits have in the past The Dawn of a New Day in Car Service Wes mount Trophy Attracts Large Entry at Heather The Westmount Trophy Competition brought out a large entry list at Heather Curling Club, Ken- sington avenue.: Ten matches were played on Thursday with an equal number also taking place on Friday.Thursday Scores L.C.Allen, 8; W.E.Markham.8.D.D.McKenzie, 13; S.C, Norton, 6.C.R.Vail, 10; A, W.Cameron, 9.D.F.Wood, 13; W, E.Clarke, 3.J.R.Dowrie, 10; WwW.Bentley, 7.W.L, Sinclair, 8; P, P.Burrell, 5.T, C.Bishop, 11; J.TF.Keay, 4.D.S.Watson, 9; T.Chown.4.H.K.Wright, 12; A.R.Dewar, 8.GC.R.Duffin, 10; W.J.Mackay, 8.Friday Scores D.B.McKenzie, 9; J.P.Watson, 6.H.J.Hooper, 9; I.R.\u2018Fate, 9.G.Hunter, 9; A.Atalker, 11.H.R.Foreman, 3; W.L.Sinclair, 3, H.BR.Griffith, 16; T.C.Slokes, 2, L.A.Hutchinson, 7; T.G.Bishop, 8 H, Griffin, 8: J.W.Schell.8, G.C.English, 11; W.JI.Burnie 8, W.J.Peeling, 9; C.R.Vale.4.P.P.Barrett, 5; S.C.Norton, 5, has been transferred to the west coast city by his firm.Jim, who has been residing in Toronto for the past six months, plans to continue playing tennis out west.He has an eye on a berth on Canada\u2019s 1951 Davis Cup team, WIN-SUM INN Has moved to ST.SAUVEUR DES MONTS 22 attractive bedrooms, rumning water in all \u2014 some with private bath, Every room steam-hested 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 ski-ing or just a restful holiday.Rates $5.00 to $7.50 per day, meals included Telephone STE.ADELE 3582 BLUE BONNETS\u2019 BlueLonnets 3 uaranty V V.will guarantee every new car or truck purchased from us against defective operation for a period of \u2018 TWO YEARS or 25000 MILES B.B.Carlife Guaranty for FORD $40.00, for Monarch $45.00, for FORD TRUCK $75.00 including a book of 10 greasing coupons Tt 8 Cutomotile 7965 DECARIE BOULEVARD, MONTREAL, ATLANTIC 1164 DISTRIBUTORS MONARCH | a\u2019 OF N.R.Bégin, President rd \u2014 2 PSE SE i cs ds ar ms = rs PAGE TWELVE Review.(Continued from Page 2) 8askatoon.Alderman Dean and will also attend the meeting.August 18 Police Chief Robert Byford, of Westmount, warned all residents about people who offer to do \u201codd jobs\u201d around the premises .Thrift store at 4170 St.Catherine street, Westmount, was gutted by fire and nearby flats suffered from smoke damage .The Misses Chloe Ann Lafond, Olive Venus Anich, and Mary C.Goodfellow, were awarded scholarships by the Westmount High School Alumnae Assn .Rev.L.Lapalme, newly anpointed Superior of the Fathers of the Holy Cross, took up-his new duties at the provincial house, 46 Surrey Gardens, Westmount.August 25 Brendan Macken, Westmount's No.1 tennis player won the Canadian Singles Championship \u2018Cup .Constable Dorothy Barnes featured as Canada's first policewoman .Buck Tahamount, well known sports pzrsonality, died in Queen Mary Veteran's Hospital.September 1 A magnificent exhibition of flowers staged by the Quebec Gladiolus Society in the armory of the Royal Montreal.Regiment .Judge Pierre Casgrain died suddenly at his home on Elm avenue, Westmount .Jackson Dodds, C.B.E,, reccived \u2018The Silver Phoenix\u201d highest award of the Greek Boy Scouts Assn.September 8 Mayor J.S.Cameron named official representative for West- | mount at the meeting of the greater Montreal communities in connection with the Montreal Transportation Commission .J.J.Hughes, appointed acting general manager of the City of Westmount and Andrew D.Swan appointed acting secretary-treas- ver.September 15 wlayor Cameron reported on his trip to Saskatoon to attend the conference of Canadian mayors .Miss Muriel Gordon, 27 Thorn- hill avenue, Westmount, won $35, 00 in Quebec Army and Navy Veteran's sw cepstake .Dr.A.| George W.Bourke, president Sun .The}.who recently retired, honored by 1 cessive high cost of operation was \u201cour\u201d said BRUSSELS \u201cthe best beer is BRADINGS JUDGED BY IMPARTIAL EXPERTS, 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 special award for THR MOST OUTSTANDING BEER AMONG CANADIAN ENTRIES \u2014 THE ONLY SPECIAL AWARD MADE TO CANADA.Here at home, that expert Judgment 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 kkk A.Mackay, 770 Upper Belmont, died suddenly in his 65th year .Life Assurance Co.of Canada, urges action to combat communism.September 22 Edwin P, Brown, superintendent of Westmount\u2019s Light and Power Department, will retire next April .Hon.D.C.Abbott will preside at the 1951 meeting of the International Bank and Monetary Fund to be held in Washington, D.C.F.J.Cunningham, 480 Mountain avenue, Westmount, elected chairman of the executive council of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.September 29 New parking restrictions on Sherbrooke street put into effect .Dr.A.Lloyd Smith, of Dominion Douglas Church, paid high honor by General Council of the United Church .St.Antoine street residents complain that the street.is now a speedway for motorists.October 6 Cote St.Antoine road to be widened through purchase of a strip of land from the congregation of Shaar Hashomayim .Percy E.Jarman, Charles W.Houston and Edwin P.Brown, three Westmount city officials civie employees Dionne & Dionne, second oldest-established business in Westmount, announced that they would close their doors on October 31 for last time.Ex- given as the main reason for closing.October 18 Ma yor Cameron and city aldermen taken on tour of inspection of Herbert Reddy Memorial Hospital\u2019s new nursery division .Fire damages six apartments in rear of 41 Brooke avenue .Fire Chief W.C.Cobb sustained a broken leg, and three other members of fire department were injured in fighting a fire on Lans- downe avenue.October 20 New municipal garage opened on Bethune street .Dr.C.W.Rondeau, 407 Metcalfe avenue, Westmount, presented with veteran\u2019s masonic medal .Hon.D.\u201cYES\u201d says MONTREAL IN OPEN < LINN o° + tsr'u 1865 Ad » STtAWA CANAU xx + mount Business Asociation raised : Victoria avenue stores were equal- {120 Sunnyside avenue, Westmount, VS ~ ARN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, \u201cJANUARY 5, 1951.C.Abbott to receive honorary doc: torate in law from Bishop's University .Impressive rites held for Col.Gerald W.Birks, O.B.E,, who died at his\" \u2018home on.Summit.Circle, Westmoünt October 2 Douglas Kerr, Jr.,, and George W.Grough, presented with sehol- arships of $250 each, by West- mount Rotary Club .West-, mount Business Association complete plans for booster week.A young lady was atacked as she entered a taxicab at the corner of Victoria avenue and Sherbrooke.street, second case of this nature within a.week .Herb Linder, of Westmount Recreation Department, left to take up similar work at the Leaside Community center, Toronto.« November 8 Mayor Cameron opened annual fall flower show .City Hall announces that there will be no increase \u2018in the general tax rate for the ensuing year .Police Chief Bob Byford pleased with the orderly observance of halloween ., .C.A, James of West- the ire of some Greene avenue merchants when he boasted that ly as good.November 10 Memorial Plaque in honor of those who served and of those in the Second World War unveiled in Melville Presbyterian Church .Westmount City Council passed loan by-law of $620,000, to cover expenditiures in various departments .Arthur Duperron, general manager of Montreal Tramways, appointed chairman of Transportation Commission.November 17 Unity Boys\u2019 Club oficially opened by Hon.D.C.Abbott .Stars and Stripes flag presented to Westmount High School football captain Charlie Johnston by captain of visiting team from Proctor Academy, Andover, NH.Memorial service conducted at Westmount Cenotaph to honor the memory of those who fell in two World Wars .Rev.O.J.Ritz, Adventist Church, Westmount, warns that metropolitan areas are in grave danger in event of another war.November 24 Building zone amendments pass- |.ed by city council .St.Leon and : St.Paul parents home and school association held first meeting .Scottish Societies turned away many concert goers from Victoria Hall nn St.Andrew\u2019s night.December 1 Rotarian Ralph Murray sailed for England to take up\u201d residence there .Arthur Melling, 662 Victoria avenue, Westmount, reelected president St.George's Society .A 70 mile an hour gale did little or no damage in Westmount, although neighboring municipalities suffered*.Mayor J.S.Cameron appointed chairman of Blind Association Christmas Tree Campaign.December 8 Mayor J.S.Cameron told the annual general meeting of the Westmount Municipal Asociation that the question of Civil Defence was receiving attention and that a full time director of civil defence would likely be agoointed .Santa Claus will visit the sergeant's \u2018mess of the R.M.R.on December 18 ,.Municipal Association announced nominations for mayor, aldermen, school commissioners and library board.December 15 Westmount in darkness for over four hours as power cut off due! to transformer trouble ., .Death announced of David Jassby, exe- | cutive vice-president of Macy's Drug Stores, and an active worker for Temple Emanu-El .Two men fined in Westmount Recorder's Court for running gambli ng house on St.Antoine street.December 22 City of Westmount Employees\u2019 Quarter Century, Club held anay | Christmas party at which \u2018pr esti | tations were \u2018made: ité new \u2018mem - y= bers .À.H.\u201cqua\u201d \u2018LeBourdais received a silver tray from Mayor Cameron on retirement after 40 years service with the city .T.J.Hughes appointed general manager of the City of West- mount and A.W.D.Swan appointed secretary treasurer .Dr.W.Grant Brenckenridge, chief orthtopaedic surgeon at the Chil dren's © Memorial Hospital, died suddenly.= Déceiitiér 247 JE.driver killed at Glen\u201d.in a freak acident .F.B.Whit tet, mecretary-treasurer of West~ mount School Commissioners, ten- .dered his resignation ., ., West- mount -lauded .for splendid condition of sanded sidewalks, in comparison to those of Montreal .Annual dinner\u201cheld by Westmount :- H.Q.of R.C:M.P,, attended by\u2019 \u2018over - 350 members and À guests, Buy Ales CELA BOTTLES! 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