The Westmount examiner, 2 février 1951, vendredi 2 février 1951

[" 4 Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 195) : roy VOL.XXII, No.5 \u2014 Westmount Squadron R.C.A.F.Celebrates Burns' Night The tasty dish seen ia tHe forefront of the above picture is an honest to goodness Scotch haggis.From the expressions on the faces it seems to be case of \u201cwill we risk it?\u201d The haggis graced the table at the Burns\u2019 Night celebration held on Friday night at the headquarters of No.401 City of Westmount Squad- Fad ron R.C.AF., at their headquarters on Sherbrooke street, corner of Clarke avenue, Appearing in the photo are: Pipers Bill Findlay, Kenny McKenna, and Dan Donnelly, with, alse left to right, Marion Emerson, Anne Berry, and Diana Hanly.Victoria Avenue To Be Widened The Examiner learns that Victoria avenue at the corner of Sherbrooke street will be widened by approximately ten feet.The widening ht this point wili be made possible by the ceding of 10 feet by The City and District Bank and Steinbergs Groceterias.Both of these concerns are erect- fng buildings on the southeast corner of Victoria and these will be set back so as to allow for widening this traffic artery.At present the width of the street is not sufficient to permit- an easy flow of traffic, especially is this noticeable when a bus and a tramcar arrive at the same moment.Passengers boarding the tram have- a hard job getting through the bus line-up which is made more difficult by the narrow width of the passage between the bus and the street car.A rumor is also current to the effect that the city is contemplating expropriating the buildings on the southwest corner of Victoria and Sherbrooke so as to permit further widening of the Lhorough- fare.R.MR.To To Hold Country Store Night At Armoury The R.M.R.regimental rifle association will stage a country store night tomorrow (Saturday) in the armory, St.Catherine street west.Funds raised will go towards equipment of tie rifle association.The officers mess dinner held on Friday night/proved to be a very enjoyable affair.Prior to the dinner the brass and bugle bands dressed in scarlet performed.The brass band played appropriate music during dinner.Many ex-officers of the regi- phigh ih] \u201cCanadian Industry On Solid Basis\u2019\u2014 Chipman \u201cToo many Canadians feel the recent industrial development of Canada is a wartime mushroom, but it is not; it is built on a solid \u201d foundation, Murray Chipman, Montreal Manager of the MacLean- Hunter Publishing Company, told members of the Westmount Rotary Club at its luncheon meeting, Wednesday.Claiming that it is only a forerunner of things to come, he said that Canadians are a curiously modest people, and that it was important that we become aware of the country\u2019s giant recovery from the depression years.Quoting a number of facts and figures on the growing importance of Canada as a nation.Mr.Chip-* man said that \u201cwe had the right to break from the log cabin ideas.\u201d He pointed out that Canada's industrial output had doubled since 1939, that 1,031 new industries have started in the last six years, and that American capital in Canada through investments amounted to $900,000.000 from 1946 to 1949.\u2018This, he said, is proof that other nations see the future of Canada assured.\u201d Claiming, also, that Canada has the second highest standard of living in the world, Mr.Chipman declared that some reasons for the growth were due to stable government, sound labour policies the natural resources of the country.The speaker also outlined some of the basic principles which Can- | ada plays in the world crisis of the present day.He said that it was almost impossible to draw a comparison with the part that the United States js playing in the world.He said that he did not think it was a good idea to have compulsory service at this time, but that Canada\u2018should try to have three things ready: the defend herself, to contribute to the North Atlantic Plans, and to have a reserve in the event of another world war.\u201cThe Government is making demands on us for our own security, he said, but pointed out that (Continued on Page 4) G.McCoy Retires From CNR.A working career, over stretching more than half a century, came to a close Tuesday when G.E.McCoy, 4435 Sherbrooke street, Westmount, assistant chief of car equipment, Canadian National Railways, retired under the pension rules of the company.For the past eight years, Mr.McCoy has assisted in the preparation of specifications and plans for new and converted equipment and in supervising the maintenance of more than 115.000 freight and passenger cars.Mr.McCoy received a leatherbound testimonial and a matched set of travelling bags from his railway associates, the presentations being made by E.R.Battley.chief of motive power and car equipment for the system.On behalf of Donald Gordon, C.M.G., chairman and president, S.F.Dingle, vice-president, operation, gave Mr.McCoy a letter of: congratulations and good wishes, and, with it, a life pass.good for travel over the entire C.N.R.sys tem.i Westmount is probably less, in from the pre-school level through books and young readers.1a regular PRICE 3 CENTS City Librarian Reports Increase In Circulation Miss Kathleen Jenkins, city annual report covering 1950 states librarian for Westmount, in her that nearly thirty thousand books were loaned to residents during the past year.Miss Jenkins\u2019 report is most interesting and covers a wide range of different phases of library work including the current preference in books.The civic library which has served the community for several decades continues to hes well patronized and it is felt that Miss Jenkins\u2019 remarks will prove interesting reading.Her report follows: \u201cAs the first half of the twentieth century has drawn to a close, much has been written and said, throughout Canada, of the privileges and responsibilities of democracy.* Perhaps, in introducing this report, it will not be considered presumptuous to present \u201cthe public library\u201d as a symbol, in miniature, of this democratic privilege.Children and Young People , Since the child population of proportion to the total, than in many sections of Greater Montreal, it is pleasant to be able to report an increase in loans of 3,064.~ Totalling 29,972 or 19% of total circulation, these books were issued to boys and girls of all ages, to the junior high school grades.To our two staff members, responsible for this particular department, Miss McEwen and Miss Fraser, I would pay tribute for the enthusiasm and imagination they have shown in bringing together Book Talks To Schools\u2019 Typical of their activities were the following.Pook talks were given to eighteen classes in the Junior High School, and another\u201deighteen classes from .the elementary schools visited the Library.Stories, in the Library, were told to 832 children.The Home and School Associations of three schools\u2014King's, Queen's and Roslyn\u2014each devoted meeting to children\u2019s books and reading, with adresses from Miss McEwen and myself.Handicraft books were sent to the Westmount Hobby Show, and small exhibits of photography and pottery, the work of high school pupils, were arranged in the Library.) Girl Guides were helped to qualify for their readers\u2019 badges, and stories of Indian folklore were told to the boys attending the summer Y.M.C.A.Camp Westmount.Young Canada Book Week Young Canada's Book Week, celebrated throughout Canada in November, brought much activity into our midst, more especially as our staff was responsible for much of the Montreal planning.and in particular, for the newspaper publicity.All through the year, too.came a steady stream of requests from parents and teachers: What shall we give our children to read?At what age?How can we best spend fifty dollars for children\u2019s books?What is available about?and then many subjects.Miss McEwen herself reports thus: \u201cJust as the adult book world has its interest centred in a certain type of story, so has the juvenile.This year, it has been cowboys and Indians, with traing for the very young a close second.11.(Continued on page 5) St.Matthias Had Excellent Year, Meeting Is Told The Annual Vestry Meeting of St.Matthias\u2019 Church was held on Tuesday, January 30, the Rector, Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, presiding: and was well attended by both men and women of the congregation.The wardens, Messrs.Leonard W.Taylor and Arthur L.Eke, reported that the church finances were in a sound condition, and that many improvements had been made during the year to the church property.A cordial welcome was extended to the Rev.Peter R.M.Farrell, who joined the staff September last.A report was made on the Every Member visit of the parish by \u2018Mr, B.V.Atkinson, who pointed out that the results of the visit had been most encouraging, and that over 100 new families had been added to the parish list.A hearty vote of thanks was tendered to Leonard W.Taylor upon the conclusion of his term of office as rector\u2019s warden; and the rector appointed Lt.Col.J.Eric Slessor, E.D., as his successor.The following were made: Wardens: Lt.Col.J.Eric Sles- sor, and Arthur L.Eke.Deputy warden and chairman of finance committee, Leonard W.Taylor.Vestry Clerk, H.M.Baldwin.Seat managers, G.Meredith Smith, Frank D.Cobbett, R.Bainbridge Hall, and \u2018David A.Malcolm.Chairman of envelope committee, Ralph B.Heward.Advisory board, increased by the addition of T.R.Richardson.The following were added to the list of sidesmen: Gilbert W.Bo- right, Charles Brice, Harry Chis- Alec P.Grigg, R.L.Grout, A.B.holm, J.S.Connolly, J.M.Dever, Hunt, L.O.Jaques, G.H.Montgomery, Jr, George H.Mother- well, Kenneth Nonnenman, Jeremy T.Reid, Edmund W.Reid, Barry Smith, H.Heward Stikeman, J.H.Wallis, M.C.Willis, P.Roy Wilson.Lay delegates to Synod, P.C.Armstrong and R.W.Louthood.Substitutes, W.O'H.Percey and T.H.Jordan.Auditors, Messrs.Canphell, Glendinning and Dever.It was reported that the present organ in the church is beyond repair and a committee, headed by Maj.Gen.C.B.Price, was appointed to arrange for a new organ to be installed, at a cost not appointments I to.exreed $25,000.tier esta : ies \u2018Unity Boys\u2019 Club: News Skating and hockey are and will be the centre of sports interest during the next two months and the big news to every member of the Unity Boys Club is that the Parks and Playground Commission of the City of Westmount have made available to all members of the club the full facilities of the rink in Staynor Park, right opposite the clubhouse on Greene Avenue, One rigid condition is that members using the rink must produce a UNITY BOYS CLUB MEMBERSHIP CARD.\u201cCHRISTMAS\u201d every day of the year for INSURANCE Edwin D.CHRISTMAS INSURANCE BROKER PL.$488 GL.4519 388 ST.JAMES ST.W.Montreal : \u2014% So hockey practice and the soit- CAUATRPPAPAPAPTRARAPEUVER out of teams is under full sway and inter-club and inter-house matches will soon start.The forthcoming Ice Carnival in February Will also be held on the Staynor Park Rink and members are asked to have any suggestions regarding the events in- by Saturday February 3.This is important as after that date the staff will be getting to work planning the program on the material at hand.So, if you have any ideas send them in right away.Drama and Music: March's big event at the clubhouse will be a concert during the latter part of the month.Miss Dalme, who is in charge of this project, has been putting in a great deal of work training her group.Now she is open to suggestions for suitable plays to work with, and, especially suggestions for a play for the forthcoming concert.So all of you who are interested and know of good HOWARD Barrister and Solicitor Office: HA.9238-39 S.ROSS, K,C.Department for the Closing of Estates of Deceased Persons Residence: Ambassador Apts, Westmount 4557 Sherbrooke St.West \u2014 GLenview 2177 57 St.James St.West \u2014 NAT time activity.GL.3916 BE OUR GUESTS .for your favourite activity NAL HEALTH WEEK Feb.4th to 10th Everyone is cordially invited to attend our social and physical activities during Health Week.In co-operation with the Health League of Canada, your \"Y\".suggests that you consider your health and leisure Call GL.3916 or write Westmount Y.M.C.A.for the Special Health Week Program.\u201cThe First Wealth Is Health\u201d WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.4585 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY,.FEBRUARY 2 1951 plays that you would like to see done, get in touch with Miss Dalme, or leave her a note at the office.Mr.Clifton and his Art Group will also have a hand in this.concert.They are collecting material and ideas for stage settings and as soon as a play is decided upon will turn their hands to designing and building the scenery.Music Appreciation Hour: This new project, under the leadership of W.Hislop, which started out: last week, turned out to be a great success.thusiasts turned out to listen to the fascinating life story and music of Peter Tchaikowsky.Parents Night: The highlight of last week was \u2018Parents Night.\u201d |.To many the facilities of the Unity Boys Club and the clubhouse was a revelation.But they also enjoyed themselves.Not only did they find out the recreational and educational advantages their chil-| dren were getting, through a well planned modern program, but they had lots of fun themselves, plus excellent refreshments.The West- mount Examiner has written the full report of the evening elsewhere in this week\u2019s columns.So read them.Sports: We can say\u2014Cheers \u2014Well, well\u2014Ah Ha\u2014the girl members of the Unity Boys Club are now starting out.Last week they played THEIR first inter-club game\u2014in basketball \u2014against Iverly Community Centre.Iverley \u2018did\u2019 win 25 to 12.But Unity girls made a showing.' After all, they are new.Remember it was enly last September that the clubhouse opened.It takes & team a little time to work out.Iverly watch your step next time! But Iverey girls played a fine game and the experience for the new Unity girls was very valuable.For Iverliy, Byers (and I wish I knew her first name) scored 15 points, and, Dion (and again I wish knew her first name) scored 15 points.M.Kercher scored 4 points, as well as did, T.Smith, Gwen Lord 2 points, and Carcline Alexander and June Craig, 1 point each, for Unity.Other members of the first girls\u2019 team to play an inter-club basketball game for the Unity Boys Club were Minnie MacDonald, Eva Smith, Beverley Hurst and Barbara Wallace, In the male end of the basketball matches, Unity won 42 to 41 over the same Iverly Community Centre.For Unity: Baker scored 22 points, E.MacDonald 8, Rucker 8, and H.MacDonald 4.Hunt led Iverly with 18 points, Jones 8, Durant 6, Miller 4, Dumois 3, and Ryan 2.City Hall Y.M.C.A.tundled Unity in a fast and clearly played game of.Floor Hockey, 8-4.For City Hall Y, Bibson came up with 7 points, and Ciarlo wits 1 point.Morris of Unity scored the 4 points.; BREWING COMPANY LIMITED { f CTRULEE BY INTRO sec r pn LYNE TatA SANDING AIEASD IU ARORA BPI 1 1 HY A number of young en- a Jackson Dodds, Canada\u2019s deputy Big Plans For Séouting a wi oven tele h \u2018 chief.scout, left, and Maj.A.E.© Walford, metropolitan scout commissioner for Montreal, look .over a program chart covering scouting plans for the mext three yèars.The photo was taken Friday nt the Ritz Carlton Fetel where the Dominion Executive Committee of the Scouts Association held a special meeting with representatives ef proviwelal boy scout ceuncils from coast te coast.\u2018 Y.M.C.A.NOTES Young Adult Section Sweetheart Dance: All the talk at the \u201cY\u201d lately has centered around the extensive plans for the Young Adult's Annual Sweetheart Dance.The date is Friday, February 9th, with dancing commenec- ing at 8.30 p.m.Plan now to\u2019 attend this gala affair.Square Dance Skating Party: Last Tuesday evening the members of the Square Dance Club adjourned to the Horseshoe Rink for-an hour's skating.After a chilled session, they returned to warm up at the \u201cY\u201d around the fireplace with a cup of cocoa.Square dancing closed off the evening.This Tuesday, at 8.15 p.m., Square Dancing will resume as usual.Physical Department Saturday House League: The Saturday afternoon Basketball House League continues to hold the spotlight on the weekends.Individual points have- changed due to last week's play, and the League leaders are now Doug Seller and Bruce Robertson, each with 10 points.Ron Law is alone in second place, with 8 points, while Doug Reed and Ian McIntosh are close behind, with 7 points each.Three points are awarded for a win, and one point for a losing .eam.\u201c Badminton Club: There are va- eancies in the Badminton Club for -Bew members.Players in the community wishing to join the group are asked to contact the Physical Department of the \u201cY\u201d, The Club continues to play on Tuesday and Friday evenings.Women\u2019s Swim Instruction: Greg Titus, Chief Instructor for the Class on Friday nights, is very pleased with the progress of the group.He pointed out that there is no set \u201ccourse\u201d but that instruction will be available for all business girls during that time every Friday night from 7.30 to 8.30.Gymnastic Club: The two final workouts prior to\u2019 the City-Wide Gymnastic Competition will be held next week on Monday and Thursday evenings.All who are planning to enter the competition are asked to attend to iron out final flaws in routines.A \u201cDress Rehearsal\u201d will be held on Thursday night, February 8.Stamp Club The Westmount Y.M.C.A.stamp club will hold their next meeting on Monday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock with their advisor Max Caplan.The feature of the meeting will be a contest for the strangest stamp.At the last meeting David Templeman was elected secretary of the club.: Junior Hi-Y All members of the Junior Hi-Y Club are asked to attend ay im- j I -Wednesday afternoon .Jem LL 2e ae .- Em EAR mien portant meeting of the club next Tuesday afternoon at 5:45 at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Rockets President Jim Atkinson of the Rockets announced that the next meeting will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 6:00 The advisor of this club is Martin McGreer.Randall Brooks is athletic coach for the team.\u2018 The Flyers The Flyers Club will meet en at 5:30 with their advisor Charles Van Wagner and coach Jim McLeod.The Mohawks The Mohawks tribe will meet on Thursday afternoon at 4:00 with Bill Brown, advisor and Stan English, coach.The Braves The Braves Club will meet en Saturday afternoon at 4:00 o\u2019cloek with their advisor Mr.Fred Row-' ley, and athletic coach High Barclay.Father and Son Swim On Saturday afternoon at 3:30 the father and son swim will be held.All memberstof the boys division are invited to bring their \u201cDads\u201d to this event, OPERETTA SCHEDULED The St.Lambert Amateur Operatic Society will present Gilbert and Sullivan's well-known operetta, \u201cYeoman of the Guard,\u201d from February 20 te 23, in Victoria Hall, Westmount.The production is sponsored by the Kinsmen Club of Montreal.New President Clarence S.Madill, above, of Wood Avenue, Westmount, was elected president of the Life Underwriters Association of Canada at the recent annual meeting of the Association.Mr.Madill is a representative of the New York Life Insurance Com- any at Montreal and has been with that \u2018coinhdny \u2018for, the past 26, EAL.\u2018| + sesssanmedammeunss ss comvane eve ER SPARED » REFINISHED « SUPPLIED: dwood Floors \u2026 \u201cLam § \"FINISHED < CLEANED ° A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY Free Estimates WESTMOUNT jor.xxii, St.Matthias Pack To Hold A Sport Meet February 8 \u2018The Pack had a fairly good turnout last Friday in spite of several men being absent with colds and other illnesses.Mr.Gil- hooly paid us a visit and Sixer Warren Laing passed Observer Badge.Being the last Friday of the month, the badge period was devoted to examinations.Several men Passed the verbal message test in Second Star and quite a number finished the athletics in First Star.Colin Aykroyd completed his skipping test and other Cubs are reminded that there is now only one week left for the special examination in this test.Second Star men have just two .weeks left to complete model, shoe shining, exercise and other tests.~The first \u201cFirst Star\u201d passed in the mew year was by Michael Laverty, who was presented with his badge in the first Council Circle.Michael thus gained five (Continued on Page 4) P.A.SEERS Reg'd.4498 St.Catherine St.West ® FAMILY GROCER * FANCY MEATS - © FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES BEER and PORTER - For dally free deliveries Phone WE.2742-41 HAVE YOUR SPRING SUIT OR COAT MADE NOW AT REDUCED PRICES.Hand-Tailored Suits and Coats for Ladies and Gentlemen.A large assortment of the latest imported English materials always in stock.REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS BEST WORK GUARANTEED ° Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) Pick Up and Delivery WE.5908 Parking Lot for Our Patrona OREN, LL DAY : WE.2323 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET CLOSED SATURDAYS | Li id, =, - \u2014\u2014% H.Russell-Murray (extreme left), is showi ing some of the parents | The Lxanner of members and officers of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club, Westmount, the first steps in the club\u2019s largest effort to date.it is a trestle for the club-made stage which all groups in the Unity Boys\u2019 Club are helping to build.Expected to take almost a year before being completed, those looking at the first trestle to be built, are, left to right: Donald Ross, president of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club; Mrs.A.Howard Clark, Mrs, David Lampton, A.Howard Clark, Mrs, William Jones and Allenby Moss, executive director of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount.Mr.Russell- Murray is directing the project.Unity Boys\u2019 Club Holds Successful Parents\u2019 Night Vernon F.MacAdam, Executive Director of the Boys Clubs of Canada and Secretary-manager of Weredale House paid tribute to the Westmount Rotary Club for the construction of the Unity Boys Club.He was speaking at a parent\u2019s night of the Club held Friday, in which he lauded the Rotariang for their \u201chighly commendable and worthwhile effort.\u201cIt is one of the most modern and finest in the country,\u201d Mr.McAdam said, before outlining for the parents of the members, the history of boys club in the world.The speaker maintained that the first youth clubs were organized Sends Personal Card To RMR.Proudly displayed in the Officers\u2019 Mess of the Royal Montreal Regiment is a 1951 personal calendar sent by Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, hon: orary colonel, of the West Yorks Regiment, with which the R.M.Ris affiliated.' Written on the calendar in her own writing is \u201cBest Wishes To All Ranks of The Royal Montreal Regiment,\u201d signed \u201cMary.\u201d \u2019 Lt.-Col.Robert Schwob, M.C, officer commanding the regiment, received a personal greeting card from Her Highness which he greatly prizes.The picture on the card shows The Princess Royal reviewing a battalion of the Women's Auxiliary Territorial Service.\"50 YEARS IN WESTMOUNT\" Exceptional Values ! A LARGE SELECTION OF WATCHES AT PRE-BUDGET PRICES OHMAN'S WE.4046 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THREE \u201cY\u201d Hobby Show Music Festival Plans Completed The Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show Committee has announced that plans have been completed for the Music Festival, to be held on Friday evening, March 30, at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.The competition is open to boys and girls of Westmount up to and including 19 years of age.The Festival is divided several divisions.These include vocal singing, which includes both popular and classical piano, and other musical instruments.One of the most interesting parts of the festival each year is the \u2018\u2018dance.\u201d This includes ballet, tap, and ballroom dancing.This year a new innovation is the department of square dancing.This is a feature which is popular with both young and old.Along with impromptu speeches of three minutes, there has been added a feature which will attract many.This is open to anyone who has made a hobby of entertaining, other than music or dancing.This would include monologues, recitations, magicians, etc.The purpose of the Music Festival is to encourage talent among the boys and girls of Westmount.WHIST PARTY PLANNED The Putters Club will be having a Court Whist party at Vic- \u2018toria Hall next Monday evening at 8 pm.Last week the Club saw several very interesting motion pictures supplied by Canadian Industries Ltd.and the Canadian Pacifie Railway and Bell Telephone Co.in England some 70 to 80 years ago, and were started in the United States about the turn of the century.He traced the development and organization of these clubs and how the American Boys Clubs united with Canada.Bringing the topic up to the present time, Mr.McAdam said that the Boys Club of Canada makes possible, programs to be used from Vancouver to St.John's Nowfoundland, claiming that the latest one is: \u201ca standard of achievements program, where boys will receive a certificate signed by the President of the Boys Club of Canada, President of the Boys Club, Director of the \u2018Boys Club and the instructor of the craft which the boy is being cited for.Mr.McAdam said that the same plan was being organized on a group within a club would receive the same type of recognition.Another speaker of the-evening was Allenby Moss, Executive Director of the Unity Boys Club.He sald that three of the basic interests were: to attract and hold the interest of the boys and girls; to present constructive activities, and to allow for contact between member and staff worker, He outlined how these three points were made possible through the work being carried on in the Unity Boys Club, and spoke about the type of program being presented to the members at the present time.Before closing, Mr.Moss said that parents, school and recreational authorities were invited \u2018to attend the club because all groups are interdependent with Malcolm Evans To Star In Westmount High Production Malcolm Evans has been assigned the role of Grandpa Vanderhof, the merry old zany who rules the crackpot roost of the Sycamore family in \u201cYou Can't Take It With You,\u201d the Kaufman and Hart comedy hit to be presented by Westmount High School Student Productions starting Tuesday evening, February 13th.A large cast from the ranks of the school will be playing some of the most unpredictable characters ever seen on a stage, including Margaret Patterson as Penelope, the \u201caccidental\u201d playwright whose writing career began when a typewriter was delivered at the house by mistake; Alli Lank as Boris, the ballet teacher, and Arlette Benzacar as Essie, candy-maker who has been Boris\u2019 pupil for a mere eight years.Paul and Mr.de Pinna, manufacture fireworks in the Sycamore basement, will be played respectively by Jim Heywood and Jim Anderson, and Hugh Doull will act the part of Ed, who is a printer when he isn't playing the xylophone.Doug McIntosh and Beverley Bartram will supply the love interest, in the roles of Alice and Tony, while Tony's dignified who [-« (Gontinued on page 13) .PES (Continued on Page 4 0 the erstwhile.The taste\u2019s the test for tea! 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Garments brought in before E ' 9 AM.will be ready ai | 5 P.M.i | | | i i i .1 i | Ë FOR FREE : E PICK-UP i i & DELIVERY Guaranteed 1 I Phone Odorless : r Cleaning i .Glenview 2321 x ' 13550 5t.Antoine St.W.(Near Greene) À : ot me ec mn mm mm mf into- SEN = i rpms mare Es PAGE FOUR R.C.Stevenson, O.B.E., above, 3564 Marlowe Avenue, honorary vice-president of the Boy Scouts Association of the Montreal District.whe will assume duties as general chairman of the association\u2019s annual appeal which will be held from Feb.§ to 17.U.N.Assn.Branch Stage Informative Debate Here Westmount branch of the United Nations Association in Canada will henceforth be known as the Western Montreal Branch it was announced by president G.F.W.Kuhring, at a meeting held in the Westmount Junior High School, Academy road, an Thursday night.Mr.Kuhring stated that the change in name had been approved by the National Executive of the Association.It was felt that as membership of the branch includes many who reside in the area from Atwater THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1951 Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's SUITS HAND-TAILURED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Our Newest Imported Materials Are Worth Seeing Call and See Mr.Davies who will Give you hie Personal Attention PICCADILLY VALET SERVICE 154 ABBOTT AVE.Wi.3205 {Just below Si.Catherine) lowed the short business session.Danijel Kingstone and Marvin Gameroff two McGill students successfully maintained against two fellow undergraduates, Jack Greenstein and Leo Kilber, that the \u201cUnited Nations is accomplishing the purpose for which it was established.\u201d ' Dr.I.W.Kaufman, Dr.J.S.Gruman and H.J.Hatcher acted as judges, and gave & unanimous vote in favor of the affirmative.Messrs J.Greenstein and L.Kolber on the negative end of the debate seemed to lack the experience in debating shown by their opponents D.Kingstone and M.Gameroff, but in spite of that they did well with the more difficult side of the debate.All four debaters are members of the McGill Debating Union.N.U.Trends to Harmonize For the\u201cAffirmative, the main arguments were that the United Nations was formed to provide a common meeting ground for the - 17 th DUKE ~ PC SS 17¢h DUKE OF YORK'S ROYAL CANADIAN HUSSARS Montreal, P.Q.ROYAL CANADIAN HUSSARS 4185 Cote des Neiges Road Feb.3rd 9 p.m.LARRY EDWARDS ORCHESTRA OF YORK'S (R.C.A.C.) SERGEANTS' MESS DANCE TICKETS - $2.00 Couple Tickets sold at the door avenue to Montreal West, that the new name is more inclusive.Attending Thursday's meeting were delegations from West Hill and Westmount High Schools Current Events Clubs, who took a keen interest in the debate which fol-* \"BRUSSELS MONTREAL \u201cthe best beer is RADINGS JUDGED BY IMPARTIAL EXPERTS, IN OPEN COMPETITION WITH other Canadian beers at the great 1950 Brussels exhibition, Brading's won:\u2014 1.The \u2018Star of Excellence\u201d for the best Canadian Ale.2.A special award for THE 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 fons.Prove it yourself = you be the judge \u2014 next time try Brading\u2019s! \u2018and staging of \u2018Westmoéimt'y'*bip Nations of the world and most of the Nations are members.The second purpose, maintenance of security, is being prosecuted in Korea with what forces are available and it was a successful effort up to the entry of Red China.| Third, the work of the Specialized Agencies in World Health and Famine Relief is well known and the Convention of Human Rights has the backing of most of -the Nations.The fourth purpose of being a centre for harmonizing the actions of Nations to achieve general betterment has been a success in many ways.For the first time in history it is possible for an individual to have his grievance brought before a world organization, For.the Negative, J.Green- stein and L.Kolber, maintained that through the sectionalism the idea of a world organization was being lost.By a waging war, the World unity was split.By failing to recognize Red China almost one quarter of the world is denied membership.Until all states agree to subordinate Nationalism.to World Order and World Law, the United Nations has failed.The Negative also felt that the activities of the Specialized Agencies in Health, Welfare and Education in backward countries should have been left until the Organization had established peace.For the Negative, in rebuttal, not much was established.The whole case could be summed up in \u201cWe've got a war, and we don't want it.\u201d The Affirmative, in\" rebuttal, pointed out that the Negative had not quoted from the Charter to show wherein lay the failures.They also.drew attention to the progress made by the backward nations under the Assistance schemes, a progress not denied by the Negative.\"Canadian.\" (Continued from Page 1) while the people of the United States are demanding leadership through the present crisis, Canadian people are awaiting their leader's decisions.The speaker was introduced by Percy G.Delgado and thanked by ut St.Matthias.(Continued from Page 8) points for his Six.The January competition was won by the Sand Six with the thumping majority of 191 points.Brown Six came second and received a special award, after Sixer Richard Bolton had relinquished the pennant to the Sand Six.The Sixers and Seconds held a meeting to line up their activities 154] B: the Sixers\u2019 Night to be held -{#hortly.Entry formas were given ut and must be completed ang tûrned in tonight in connection with the winter sports mee which it is expected will be hel on Saturday afternoon, Februar 8.We are all looking forward to good time that day.The man who regards his work as his play\u2014and this is the way succeed in life and to be happy\u2014 nearly always plays to win.BuyAles-Beerin OLY BOTTIES! NO DEPOSITS YOU SAVE TROUBLE No deposits on \u201cOne-Way\" bottles, YOu SAVE TIME No empties to carry back to the store, \u2014# Jack S.Miller A one-minute silence was held to pay tribute to the late Dr.Kenneth Carver, a charter membèr of the Westmount Rotary Club and past-president, : who died suddenly last Saturday.Frank Kenwood presided at the meeting.Malcolm.(Continued from Page 3) parents, who accidentally wander into the mad Cycamore household for dinner on the wrong evening, will be played by Craufurd Goodwin and Sonia Weintraub.Other important roles will be portrayed by Anne Hervey, Selma Hershorn, Marilyn Steinberg, Ian Mitchell, and John Preston in Westmount High's production of \u201cYou Cant's Take It With You,\u201d which will continue at the High School through Thursday evening, | Feb.15th.A large group of teachers and students, headed by Miss Sheila Cairns and Burton Schaffelburg, are working hard on the direction show of the school vear.YOU SAVE SPACE \u201cOne-Way\u201d bottles take up less room in your refrigerator, cool faster, too.They hold just as much as returnable bottles, but save space.YOU GET THE BEST OF THE FLAVOUR Glass cannot change the taste of ale or beer, It actually protects and preserves the flavour, Ask for \u201cOne-Way\u201d bottles.enjoy yeur favourite brand at its finest, Ask for \"ONE-WAY Glass MONTREAL Mg Tie See what you buy ~Buy in Glass ter 4e -1L dd TH Ey EEE SE EEE Bottles DOMINION GLASS CO.LIMITED JA OCT LE SAME + City Librarian., (Continued from Page 1) The latter is a demand which we have never been able to meet completely.\u201d \u2018 Miss McEwen continues: \u2018One of the most satisfying aspects of work with children is the children themselves\u2014t heir comments to the Librarian of those overheard: their humour and delightful outbursts of spontaneous laughter: their earnestness, their serious discussions: and above all, their trust in the librarian\u2019s judgment and their belief that she knows.all the answers.This last makes one feel very humble, and creates the desire to know as many of the answers as possible, and if not, to say so and why.Children know when you are brushing them off.They may come back the second time, but they have lost some \u2018of their faith in you.\u201d Reference and Circulation Life for those who work with the \u2018adult public, as with children, is sometimes quiet, often rushed: it is, however, never dull.Wells\u2019 Time Machine could surely never travel through the centuries more speedily than does the mind of the librarian, who, within the space of one-half hour, may be asked for the origin of the word \u201cgremlin\u201d: for the history of the St.John Ambulance Association and the Knights of Malta: and finally, for the debates of the House of Commons for 1933.During 1950, I am glad to say that the people of Westmount asked many questions of their librarians.Beyond count were the school essays, on such subjects as Canadian history and famous men, on the individual great cities of the British Commonwealth, and even on the Stone of Scone! There were debates and speeches: occasionally old favorites such as \u201cCoeducation\u201d and \u201cThe pen is mightier than the sword\u201d: frequently of current interest, such as \u201cCompulsory military service\u201d and \u201cThe Socialization of medicine\u201d: sometimes more domestic, as in the \u201cThe problem of teen age dating\u201d and the contention that \u201cWoman's place is in the house.\u201d Arguments Settled From a miscellaneous list, I note also that we must have settled a few arguments: the largest clock in the world: the distance between Syndey and New York: Was Jean de Brebieuf canonized, and if 80, when ?\u2018 Things doméstic were to the fore in respect to teachers\u2019 salaries in Quebec and Ontario: James Mc- Gill: Housing and public health in Montreal: the Chalet on Mount Royal.With the names of hotels in Melbourne, Australia, our work took on a slightly more exotic tinge, aided by the furnishing of a diagram of a geyser, and the change of the royal house from Saxe-Cobourg-Gotha to Windsor.Of 1936, one could say that it was the year of Gone with the Wind, and of 1941, the year of Shirer\u2019s Berlin Diary, but in 1950, one could make no such sweeping statement about the public\u2019s reading tastes.Our readers enjoyed the swift movement of The Legacy, the heroism of The Wall, the humanity of The Cardinal.Equally did they enjoy Canadian novels: Thomas Raddalls Nymph and the Lamp, Roger Lemelin's Les Plouf- fes, and Thomas Costain\u2019s Son of a Hundred Kings.In non-fiction many interests were evident: Monica Baldwin\u2019s I Leap Over the Wall, Richard Crossman's God That Failed, Ewan Cameron's Life is for Living.There was much to please the lover of adventure: Eastern Approaches, Kon-tiki Expedition, The Wooden Horse, Stolen Journey.Noteworthy also was the slow and steady revival of interest in books which dealt with the Second World War.1950 Travel Year People travelled a good deal in 1950, to Rome for the Holy Year celebrations, to the British Isles, to Western Europe and to the West Indies, and equally did our travel books move from our shelves.It was a year too, when much thought was given to business; to advertising and selling, to the management of the smdll business, TUS HBWE AY SAR 1 XCROLPEFRBIOR EN NCEE 1 F.J.Cunningham, C.of C.Head, Lauds Gov.Plan The Canadian Chamber of Commerce said on Wednesday that the Federal Government's plan to establish a separate department for co-ordination of the defence production program \u201cwill be welcomed by business generally.\u201d The proposal to set up the department as announced\u2019 in the Speech from the Throne should result in speeding up Canada\u2019s Je- fence preparedness program, F.J.Cunningham, 480 Mountain avenue, Westmount, chairman of the Chamber\u2019s executive council, said.\u201cOne of the effects may be faster clearance of defence orders to firms anxious to co-operate in industrial mobilization.\u201d Advocated by Chamber Creation of a \u201cMinistry of Supply\u201d was advocated last fall when the Chamber presented its national policies to the Federal cabinet, Mr.Cunningham pointed out.The resolution then urged that \u201cin view of Canada's vast new commitments, for national defence and arms aid within the United Nations and the North Atlantic treaty partnership,\u201d the Canadian government should establish a special department to be responsible for industrial mobilization procurement and production in the present emergency.Mr.Cunningham also noted that another resolution which originated in the Canada-U.S.Committee of.businessmen maintained jointly by the Canadian and U.S.Chambers, had its main recommendations translated into action last fall through the signing of the statement of principles of economic co-operation by Ottawa and Washington.- Coupled with this joint action, yesterday\u2019s announcement by Ot- | tawa continues to unfold an encouraging pattern in building up a strong defence for democracy on this continent, Mr.Cunningham said.to the development of executive | ability.The amateur potters and the workers in leather were probably the most numerous of all the craftsmen.But always, * we had readers who made slip covers and furniture from our specifications, who took all that we could give them on the ballet and on art, and who revelled especially in the fine books on modern painting published during the year.And finally, there was one subject almost completely dead in respect to popular interest: the atom bomb.Processing .In using this word, I refer to the \u201cback stage\u201d work that goes on each day in a library.Often unknown to the public, without it there could be no library service.During the year just ended, the normal routines have been carried out, in respect to the selection and ordering of new books, to their cataloguing and classification, and to their general preparation for use.The older books, too, required attention: | approximately 1500 were rebound commercially, and or repaird were done by the sas han Peete anda at THE EXAMINER, WESTNOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY library staff to, literally, thousands more.Out-of-date and worn titles were cancelled according to need, and all, old and new alike, required constant tidying on our open shelves.People Forgetful Another routine duty shows no sign of slackening: the sending of overdue notices, with, in many cases, follow-up letters, telephone calls and messenger pick-ups.All these are a daily necessity, as people forget to return their books, or to give us their new addresses.In 1943, recataloguing and reclassification of the Library's bookstock was begun, a task that was- to occupy much of the time of our staff until the end of 1949, During this six year period, every book in the Library was handled individually, and after the completion of the necessary technical work, restored to the shelves, in accordance with a new plan of arrangement.In 1850, we therefore faced the ne wl: for a complete inventory of our adult books, since the.period since the last checking varied be- twetn one and six years.This was acccrdingly carried out.The Library and Community 1950, in local library circles, might well be described as the year in which the Canadian Library Association met in annual conference in Montreal.It is not my intention here to dwell on these meetings in detail, partly because of previous reporting, and partly because I myself, as President of the Association, was almost too close to the event for impartiality.For the record, however, I would like to state my appreciation of the contribution made by Conference.Particularly efficient was the registration, carried out under the direction of Miss Good, with assistance largely drawn from this Library.Number of books in the Library: 48,024.Membership: 7,501, Users of Reference 31,337.Circulation: adult novels, 89,563, 54%; adult non-fiction, 43,310, 27%; children and young people, 29,975, 19%; total 162,848.Many Visitors 1950 brought to us a number of interesting visitors: a library trustee from Sydney, Australia; a librarian from Delhi, India, studying public libraries under the terms of a UNESCO scholarship; teachers attending the UN- ESMO geography school, held last summer at MacDonald College From Canada came a number of librarians, including one from St.John's, Newfoundland; library school students from McGill; teachers and educationalists, and members of groups interested either in reading or in libraries.In all cases, their visits have brought stimulation to our everyday work, Members of the staff and I my- Room: self have served on committees of 2, 1951 the Canadian Library Association, the Quebec Library Association, the American Library Association; we have lectured to the students of McGill University Library School; and we have given talks and book reviews to various church groups, women\u2019s organizations, ete.PAGE FIVR PLUMBING BY-LAW PASSED The third reading, éf the new plumbing by-law for the City of Westmount was held at the City Council meeting, Monday.Now considered passed, it will become effective 15 days after the public notice has appeared which is expected this week.STORAGE PACKING SHIPPING CRATING MOVING Locally or Worldwide Motor Yan, Steamship, Railway All work done at standard local rates by Skilful, Energetic, Courteous Personnel Our expert packing assures safe arrival , MORGAN TRUST COMPANY MONTREAL, QUE.or _ Write Today 2085 CITY COUNCILLORS ST.Telephone HArbour 0251 and see the brand new 1951 display.Drive them yourself and = values.6170 Sherbrooke St.West ym ES Stop Dreaming About that 1951 Automobile! Just pay a visit to reliable HODGE BROS.LTD., right now Fords and Monarchs on see why both these superb cars are being acclaimed as the year's outstanding automotive A Yon can obtain immediate delivery A on an English Ford Make Us Service Headquarters for Your Car y Hodge Bros.(24, \u201cYour West End Ford and Monarch Dealer\u201d {Corner Crand Boulevard) Wa.1 175 a TTR SHES = 5 PA ES 7 - Lit ASS MAN Da SA TRES TEE SR WEIR No RAEI TE = # 1 | AE iy: sana aa ad rr em ns pl ie PAGE SIX THE EXAMINER Serving the City ot Westmesn GAANEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S Published Every Friday THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WaAinue- 27734 \u2018The Kuuminet\u201d aims to be en independent clean newspaper for the home, devoted to publie servi\u2018e.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per years $1.00 half-year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mall, Ottawa Post Office \"Nept.\u2026.when instead 1 METROPOLIS oy COMPANY and others in FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2 APATHY GREATEST DANGER * & ¥ Ve cuisnount Must By Ser Pattern For Others Premier Maurice Duplessis, a recent address said \u201cthe dangers facing democracy today lie not in Communism or ideas themselves but people\u2019s apathy and indifference\u201d.Just how true is the Prime Minister's statement as applied to Westmount?Does the fact that for the last twenty years or so | the Westmount City Council has been elected by acclamation prove hi spoint?It is oaly fair to point out here that the Westmount Municipal Ass'n did yeomen service in per- subversive suading suitable candidates ward.Quoting further from Mr.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TT al.4 Dominion-Douglas » .\u201cThe Historic Office of Elder\u201d will be Dr.L'oyd Smith's subject at the morning sorvice in Do- minion-Douglas Church, which will be mar::ed by the installation of ten new members of session elected at (he annual meeting last Wedne: day evening.Elders to he installed are the following: Messrs.E.T.Armitage, Dr.L.Parker Chesney.J.R.Fenwick, E.W.Langton, M.C.Loucks, A.G.Mackinnon, H.Marshall, E.H.Smith, Arthur Emory.F.Wood.The Choir will sing the \u201cMagnificat in E Flat\u201d by West, and an American spiritual entitled \u201cGlory, Glory.\u201d The Church School will meet at 3 o'clock and the Minister's Class for Church Membership will continue in the Vestry, The Teens Club, meeting in the Lower Gym will carry on the discussion on Christian loyalty.At the evening service, \u201cIn Training for the Kingdom.\u201d Lilian Ellis Thompson will sing and the \u201cO Come Ye Servants Lord,\u201d bv \u2018Fve.of \u2018eo \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201cLove\u201d is the subject of the Jesson-sermen to be read in churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.The Golden Text is from Zephaniah 2:17, \u201cThe Lord thy God in the midst of thee is mighty; he will save, he will rejoice over thee with joy; he will rest in his love, he will joy over thee with singing.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the lesson-sermon is the following from the Bible: \u201cIn this was manifested the love of God toward us, because that God sent his only begotten Son into the world, that he might live through him.And we have seen and do testify that the Father sent the Son to be the Saviour of the world.And we have known and believed the love that God hath to us.God is love; and he that dwelleth in love dwell- eth in God, and God in him.\u201d The lesson-sermon also includes \u201cCHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ Scientist Westmount, Que.52 Academy Road .Sunday, February jth na aan.Sunday School, 00 a.m.Morning Service.Subject: \u201cLOVE.\u201d Golden Text: Zephentah 4:17.The lord thy God In the midst of Thee is mighty, he will save, he will re- jolee over thee with joy: he will rest in his love, he will Joy over thee with singing.IVednesday _ 8.15 p.m.Testimony Reading, : Reading Room, 52 Academy Rd.1.00 pp ta 00 p.m.axcept; Sundays ~ and\u2019 holldays, Dr.; Charles Johnston's theme will be ; * choral selection will be | the 1951 most of these the best men, Westmount Example proud record the forefront of Quebec, in in the lity in seeing for granted.Apathy, Westmount to come for- Duplessis : \u201cIf the following passage from the Christian Science textbook the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cJesus mapped out the path for others.He unveiled the Christ, the spiritual idea of divine Love.Jesus was the offspring of Mary's self-conscious idea of divine Love.Jesus was the offspring of Mary's self-conscious communion with God.Hence he could give a more spiritual idea of life than other men, and could demonstrate the Science of Love \u2014 his Father or divine Principle.Explaining and demonstrating the way of divine Science, he hecame the way of salvation to all who accepted his ; word.From him \u201cmortals may \u2018learn how to escape from evil.The real man being linked by Science to his Maker, mortals need only turn from sin and lose sight of mortal selfhood to find Christ, the real man and his relation to God, and to recognize the divine son- ship.\u201d Stanley Presbvterian La - Both services Sunday will be conducted by the Rev.J.D.Wilkie.The morning sermon text: \u2018The words from the Cross (1) * \u2014 * : \u201cFather forgive them,\u201d and in the | Christian Science | Evening: Lenten \u201c(1) \u201cPeter.\u201d {Sunday school meets at 11 a.m.,and Bible Class at 2.30 p.m.The monthly meeting of Kirk- \"Session will be held on Feb.5 at 8 p.m.On account of the annual meet- {ing of the Montreal Presbyterial \u201cof the Presbyterian Church taking place Tuesday Feb.6, the Women's Association have postponed their meeting for one week, until Feb.13 at 2.30 p.m.LENTEN RALLY The Montreal Diocesan Council of the Anglican Young Peoplés\u2019 Association will hold its Annual Lenten Rally Feb.6, at 8 p.m.in Christ Church Cathedral.The guest preacher will be Rev.Harold Hertzler of the Diocesan Theological College.After the service there wili be a short discussion per- idd in the Parish Hall, BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street and Roslyn Avenue Personalities, John Alexander Jonnston, D.D.Minister William J.Neale Organist and Choirmaster Sunday, February 11.00 a.m.\u201cBEARING THE \u2018OR GOD.\u201d Last in \u201cSecrets of Living.\u201d Communion ut Noon, 10,00 a.m.Church Blble School 11 a.m.7.30 pom, \u201cWE HAVE A CLIFT.\u201d \u201cHe brought me up also.\u201d Elevators and Escalutors.th WITNESS Group \u2014 Dr.Johnston will preach VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOMED the city councils is readily admitted but this merely serves to emphasize the premier\u2019s charge of apathy.The problem in to agree to fill the jobs.again lead in fighting to keep this nation in standing Premier Duplessis\u2019 timely and should bring home to the individual the necessity for personal responsibi- every right and power handed down by our ancestors who fought dearly for these privileges which we of today are inclined to take indifference and complacency have no place in our lives in these times of turmoil and threatened strife.citizens a very definite responsibility to the rest of the community and must by example set the pattern for others to follow.\u201cScience and Health with key to; * THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY & 1951 we are not careful the day is not far away of a government of the people by the people and for the people we shall have a government of the people by a class and for a class\u201d, he warned, That Westmount is no worse than surrounding municipalities such as Montreal East, Montreal West, Ste.Anne de Bellevue the matter of acclamations to municipalities is not to choose but to get a sufficient member in the past has established a pf service, and doubtless will of democracy \u2014 but notwith- warning is that he or she will exercise has by the make-up of its 8 - | | Westmount - \u2014~ 8 Baptist | - * A Congregational Social will he held in Westmount Baptist church, Friday, Feb.2, at 8 pm.A.E.Smith will be in charge of the program, which will include a demonstration, by experts of the Bell Telephone Company, entitled \u201cCrossroads of Conversation\u201d.Dr.Johnston will show a film in colour, taken fairly recently on a trip to Britain and Europe.A social committee, under the leadership of Mrs.F.Bull, will provide refreshments.There will be games, music and family worship conducted by the minister.Every member and friend of Westmount is invited.Sunday morning, Feb.4, the minister will complete a group of teaching-sermons, entitled \u201cSe- cluded \u201cSensing the Approach of God\u201d, \u201cMaking our Commitment to God\u201d, \u201cGoing into the Silence with God\u201d, \u201cReceiving the Power from God\u201d and Sunday the message will be \u201cBearing the Witness for God\".The regular Communion Service will take place at noon on: \u2018Sunday.On Sunday morning, Feb.11, a beautiful new Communion Table will be presented and dedicated.This Table is the work of expert craftsmen.Like the other { furnishings, it will be in maho- : gany, with chaste carving and fine { proportions.congregation for Prayer and Fellowship is becoming increasingly effective in the life of the Church.PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN + CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D.Minister Sunday, February 4th 11.00 a.m.Public Worship.11.00 a.m.Sunday School, 7.30 p.m.Public Warship.Sermon-lecture séries \u201cWhat Is The Faith\u201d.VIL.\u201cThe Chureh: Its Origin und Commlssion.\u201d Lester A.Woodin.Organist and Choirmiaster Visitors and Friends are Cordially Welcome A Nursery for Small Children is conducted during.the Morning Service of Warship, STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount Ave.and Victoria Ave.Rev.J.D.Wilkie, John A.Simms, B.A.Minister B.A., Assistant Sunday, February 4th 11.00 aan.The Words from the Cross.(1).\u201cFather Forgive\u2019 Them.\u201d 11,15 a m.Sunday School.2.30 p.m.Bible Class.7.30 pan.LENTEN PERSONALITIES.(1) Peter.A Cordlal Welcome Is - Extended \u2018Fo Visitors.Ports Killam, AT.CM.{.Mis, gdh! crets of Living\u201d.The series in-}| The Mid-week Assembly of the [ Services of worship will be conducted in Calvary Church on Sunday by the Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D, at 11 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.The Church School will meet in regular session at 9.45 am, with-the Nursery Division and the Mission Band at 11 a.m.The sermon at the morning service will be \u201cFaith for a time like this,\u201d based on Psalm 147.The evening service will be conducted as a service of dedication for all officers elected at the recent annual meeting.The Communion Service will be held following the evening service sermons.Calvary Youth Fellowship for this evening will be merged with the Inter-Church Youth Rally, in First Baptist Church, On Monday the Cubs will meet at 7 p.m, and the Badminton Club on Tuesday at the usual hour.men's Association will meet in the Ladies\u2019 Parlor for the monthly meeting.; Wednesday at 8.15 p.m.the Elizabeth Read Missionary Auxiliary will hold its monthly meeting at the \u2018home of Miss Dorothy Smith, 1500 St.Mark street.Miss ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev.John B.Cotton Quinquagesima Sunday Holy Communion.Children\u2019s Eucharist.Sunday School.Matins.Solemn Eucharist, Solemn Evensong.Ash Wednesday .Holy Communion.Mattins.Holy Communion.Children\u2019s Eucharist.Evensong and Litany.Commination.Preacher: Canon Whitley.Week-day Services Communion: 7.00 am.Tues.Thurs.and Sat.8.600 a.m.Mon.and Friday, 9.30 a.m.Wednesday.Matins: 7.30 e.m.dally except on Wednesday at 9.00 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 v.m.daily.except on Saturday at 8.00 p.m.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, Rev.P.R.M.Farrell, M.A, Holy Quinquagesima Sunday 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11.09 a.m.Holy Communion (Choral) and Sermon, Preacher: \u2014 The Rector.| 7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon.Preacher: Rev.Peter Farrell.ASH WEDNESDAY .Holy Communion.Scholars\u2019 Service fn Church.Holy Communion, .Confirmation Class.Commination Service and Eustace Tait, A.C.C.O.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH Sherbrooke Street at Marlowe Avenue Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector Rev.Howard R., Kunkle, Assistant Thursday, February 1st 8.00 p.m.Missionary Service for Annual Meeting of the W.A.IMlustrated address by Bishop Mursh.Friday, February 2nd am.Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary.Quinquagesima a.m.Sunuay 8.00 Holy Communion.9.45 a.m.Junior School.Confirmation Class.11.00 a.m.Choral Communion.Preacher: \u2018The Rev.R, Kunkle.Nursery School.Kindergarten, Primary Department.3.00 p.m.Adult Study Class.7.30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: Rector.Ash TV ednesday 0 a.m.Holy Communion Children\u2019s Service 0.00 a.m.Commination urd Holy Communion Lo 8.00pm.Litany and Address by \u2018Rectory: : : Bible Class.The Organist and Chole Direclor Come to Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourish.i Attend the Church of Your 7 \u2014 % [Isabel Frith will speak to thé Calvary United | speak to thé * Wednesday at 2.30 p.m.the Wo- | Church Choice Regularly.group and will show slides.- The World Day of Prayer unde the auspices of the W.M.S.Le held in Calvary Church Parlors 0 Friday, Feb, 9, at 8 p.m.UNITED CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue Westmount Minister: Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D.Gifford Mitchell, B.A, Mus.Bae.Organist and Choir Director Sunday, February 4th * 9.45 a.m.Church School.11.00 a.m.Nursery Division and Mis- - sion Band.- 11.60 a.m.\u201cThe Story of a Building , Campaign in Bible Days.\u201d 7.30 p.m.A Call to consecrated sexe vice.The Communion of th Lord\u2019s Supper wil follow th sermon.Service of Dedication for all Officers.Calvary Youth Fellowship will be merged with Inter-Chureh Youth Rally fn First Baptist Chureh.Wednesday, 2.30 p.m., monthly meetin of the Women's Association Church Parlours.; Wednesday, 8.15 p.m., Elizabeth Read Missionary Auxiliary at home of Miss Smith, 1500 St.Mark St.DOMINION-DOUGLAS CHURCH Westmount Bivd., cor.Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.Charles F.Johnston, M.A., Th.D, Sunday, February 4th 11.00 a.m.\u201cThe Historic Office Elder.\u201d Dr.Lloyd Smith.3.00 p.m.\u2019Church School.7.30 p.m.\u201cIn Training for the King- down.\u201d Dr.Charles Johnston, of Organist and Choirmaster, Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH 101 Cote St.Antoine Roed near Argyle Avenue WESTMOUNT Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A, Minister Rev.George K.Ward, B.A, = Assistant Minister 11.00 a.m.Mr.des \"gr BS WA HEHUBSRA hon, \"7 Service for [Chlidren, ¥ ld eek 0.Sunday, February 4th Grant.\u201cGOD \u2018THM KNOWN AND THE UNKNOW- A A 7.30 p.m.Mr.Ward, \u201cTHE COMPASSIONATE CHRIST.\u201d 10.20 a.m.Bible Class.11,00 a.m.Church School.Organist and Cholrmaster: Phillips Motley, B.A), Mus.Bac.F.C.C.O.ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 Si.Catherine Street West Rev.Thomas E.McLennan, D.D.Minister: Rev.B.B.Brown, Visiting Minister Sunday, February 4th 10.50 n.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.\u201cBasic Needs Church Building.\u201d , Kev.R.DeWitt Scott, M.A.D.D.4.00 p.m.St.James\u2019 Men's Association.7.30 p.m.\u201cNeeding No Defence.\u201d | Rev.T.E.McLeunen, D.D.- In Mr.Warner Norman, Organist 11.00 nts LEWVESTMOUNT Park = ya No $ Western Ave, at Lanidowne » - = Ei Ministers Rev.HARVEY CAMPBELL, W.D.D.D.Sunday, February 4th a.m.Sunday.School and Morning Worship.Sermon: \u201cOvercoming \u2018The World.\u201d : : 7,30 pm.Evening Service and \u2018Young Adult Group.; Sermon: \u201cPosteript and Benedie- tion.\u201d \u2019 ; 845 p.m.A Sunday night group illustrated travelogue \u201cEngland\u201d by .Paul Fisk: : So A CORDIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO .VISITORS \" EES TRESIS YY LOLI er SAY \u20ac FRE Ditector GP use : i Organist 1.\u201cGilddon. ne 18 PAINT STORE 4469 St.Catherine West \u2018 (Nenz Metcalfe Ave.) PICTURE FRAMING We Deliver WE.6889 - THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1951 \u2014 _ I \u2014 The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 \u2018WAlnut 2773x PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE 10 WORDS 35¢ 3 ¢ for each additional word \u2014 pr I \u2014 PAGE SEVEN FOR QUALITY ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Take advantage of our shopping service Authorized G.E.DEALER EASY TERMS 3 Phones To Serve You WE.2226 - FI.3006 - FI.8674 Remember! Our store is as near to you as your phone.WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES H.GERSON, Proprietor 4209 St.Catherine West {Near Greene Ave.) 7-C BOY'S CAMPS WHITTET'S CAMP LACLOUWHI IN LAURENTIANS, EIGHTEEN MILES FROM JOLIETTE, THE FREINDLY CAMP.EVERYTHING THE BEST.MEMBERSHIP LIMITED TO FIFTY BOYS.EIGHT ro, SIXTEEN AND 12 BOYS AGE 6 TO 7.TWENTY- FIRST SEASON.PHONE GL.1500.17 FLATS, DUPLEXES TO LET HOUSE or duplex, 6 rooms, unfur- mished, in quiet area, N.D.G.or West- mount, near transportation.Family, excellent condition.Phone WE.5162 after 6 p.m.C-26 20 ; ROOMS TO LET COMFORTABLY furnished 1oom, large clothes cupboard, private family, near transportation, Breakfast optional.WI.7279, 6 WESTMOUNT, 320 Prince Albert, Large, bright room, kitchen privileges, hot water, telephone use, EL.22 ROOM AND BOARD TO LET ELDERLY PERSONS : HOME Warm, comfortable room, men and women, nursing care, reasonable , tates.Good board.Zone 8-580.C-29 BASTERN Westmount.Room with board or privileges in private English home.Business gentleman or couple.EL, 5651.C-34 27 GARAGES WANTED HEATED, reasonable distance from Victoria and Western.Phone GL.1088.C-18 29a FOR SALE (General) REFRIGERATOR \u2014 Used, Universal Cooler, perfect condition, very clean, ft., wonderful opportunity, iis 5.00.\"5820 Sherbrooke Street West, 7323.Cc-1% PTS fittings, good wrought iron and brass; fine mantel clock; wire back chair and other small things.MA.1963.C-45 STOVE \u2014 Wood and coal.Entirely enamelled, blue and white, 4 rings, reaser, brand new.Will sacrifice, 45.00.5820 Sherbrooke Street West.BL.7325, C-13 CONS NATION wardrobe, walnut, for pale, $30.00, perfect Fob ne DE STOVE \u2014 Wood and coal, brand new, white enamel and chrome, 6 rings, reaser, Will dispose for $69.00.5820 Sherbrooke Street West.EL.7325.DINING tables with chairs; beds, etc.FI.1554 after 6 p.m.C-43 MAN'S evening suit, also dinner Jacket sizes about 38-40, tailor made.5078 after 7 p.m.C-4 | = 03 A Collins fu nN¢RAL Home 56 10 Sherbrooke SLW, DExver 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED Funeral Home end Chapel RS - TD 29A.FOR SALE 32 DOMESTIC HELP (General) nr WANTED ELECTRIC RADIATORS DOMESTIC Two 1500 watt, -$30.00 each.FI, 5511.C-41.MIRRORS Made to order, glass tops for furniture.2 years guarantee.City Glass and Mirror Co, Free Estimates, Eh -3 6329.LAMPSHADES.Silk, hand sewn, made to order.Also \u2018clean them.DE.4918.C-35 LAMPSHADES RECOVERED Very reasonable price.For information, GL.3231, C-24 BEDROOM suite, 3 pieces, including spring mattress and bed spring.Will sacrifice for only $99.00 complete.5820 Sherbrooke Street West.EL.325.C-17 BEDROOM set, 4 pieces, walnut veneer, WI.1445.\u2019 C-49 CHESTERFIELD wonderful opportunity, 3 pieces, spring filled, two tone, TRAILERS TO RENT Boat, horse, luggage and cabin trailers tor rent.Reasonable rates, AT.9871; AT.3657.C-3 KITCHEN set, arborite table top, leatherette -upholstered chairs, $79.00, Exceptional opportunity.5820 Sherbrooke Street West, EL.7325.C-15 1CEBOX, MoClarys condition.EL.CARPET Rxtnater 9 x 12, $55.00, rust; 7% x 9, $40.00, rust; Hall runner 27\" wide, $3.75 \"yard.5820 Sherbrooke Street West, EL.7325.C-16 $85.00.5820 Sherbrooke Street West.EL.7325.C reasonable, fair C-46 |81 WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED, all kinds of ornaments, crystal, sterling, china, paintings.Es 952 OLD SILVER, CHINA WTD.MA.1590, H.Pearce, Jewellers, Lau- rentien Hotel.o-5 Letters To The Editor Remember The Spanish Armada?The Editor, The Examiner, Sir: The following is a timely and interesting excerpt taken from \u201cThe Spectator\u201d although it is dated February 5, 1711 \u2014 almost two hundred and fifty years ago.\u201cIt is a great presumption to ascribe our successes to our own management and not to esteem ourselves upon my blessing, rather as it is the bounty of heaven than the acquisition of our own prudence.I am very well pleased with a medal which was struck by Queen Elizabeth, a little after the defeat of the invincible armada, to perpetuate the memory of that extraordinary event.\u201cIt is well known how the King of Spain, and others who were enemies of that great Queen, to derogorate from her glory, ascrib- ed the ruin of their fleet rather to the violence of storms and tem- Funeral DIRECTORS Gstablished 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At your disposal without charge reversible cushions.Will sacrifice, Help wanted, full or part time, Sleep m or out.Small adult family.Dre 34 HELP WANTED \u2018 FEMALE | and females, JUNIOR CLERK Required\u2019 \u2014 Young lady, 18-20 years, with at least 2 years High School.5 day week, good prospects.For interview, phone WE.8611, Local 217, STENOGRAPHER Fexperienced, for office of large manufacturer in \u2018West Bnd of city.Apply stating experience, required, to Post Office Box 425, Montreal.C-28 MATURE, capable woman for full or part time, excellent opportunity with rapid .promotion.Write Box 28, c-0 2185 Hampton.C-37 YOUNG lady.for clerical work, must have High School education.Previous .experience not necessary.Reply giving qualifications, salary expected to Box 18, c-o 2185 Hampton.C-21 85 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE BABY Nurse, housekeeper, capable, assuming responsibility of children while parents away.MA.8426.C-44 age and salary| 41 DOMESTIC PETS BEAUTIFUL cocker puppies, males trained, golden color.CR.4053.C-25 PUPPY ior saie, 3 months old, suitable child's pet, $1.00.FI.2601, C-27 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).C- 10 VEVA ROBSON offers the only Dog Beauty Shop in Montreal, 842-A Vie- toria, WA.6687 \u2014 Also an exclusive Boarding Kennel catering to a limited number only.Phone Ste.Anne de Bellevue 2134.C-9 42 PERSONALS TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS | 20 WORDS 65c ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH CARPENTRY S.STANDRING.General carpentry and cabinet-making.lüxpert craftse manship on all lines of woodwork.Planned kitchens and custom built interiors a specialty.Estimates free, Satisfaction guaranteed.EL.7458.SKINNY men, women! Gain 5 to 15 ibs.; new pep.Try Ostrex Tonic Tablets for new, healthy flesh; new vigor.Introductory \u2018\u201cget- racquainted® sise only 60c, All druggists.CHILDREN'S MOVIES Specially selected films for children's birthday parties.WA.5198.C-11 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS GROUPS Station L, Westmount, For particulars, P.O.Box 213, Wednesday Westmount 36 HELP WANTED Thursday West End MALE Sunday afternoon JUNIOR CLERK About 18 years of pes at least two years High School.Must be hard working and hot ous.Phone GIL.4221 for appointment.C-42 39 LOST SPECTACLES, light shell rims, January 24th, Westmount.Reward.FI.2181.C-40 BLUE enamel compact,\u201d flannel nel case, Steinberg\u2019, Greene Ave, WE.5504.C-33 pesets, than to the bravery of the English.\u201cQueen Elizabeth instead of looking upoñ this as a diminution of her honor, valued herself upon such a signal favor of Providence, and accordingly, in the reverse of the medal above mentioned, has represented a fleet beaten by tempest, and falling foul upon one another, with the religious inscription \u201cAfflavit Deus, et Dissipan- tur\u201d \u2014 \u201cHe blew with his wind, and they were scattered.\u201d So while we in this community of Westmount are preparing our civil defence against attack in a possible future war, let us not forget our greatest defence lies in our unshaken faith in God.Therefore let us be of good cheer and courageous with a calm hope that \u201cthough we walk through the valley of the shadow of death we shall fear no evil,\u201d knowing that eventually His kingdom shall rule for ever and ever.Then shall we have \u201cYeace on \u201cEarth\u201d which is \u201cgoodwill toward men.\u201d Truly then shall the lion and the lamb lie down together, and the sword made into ploughshares.Florence Deachman Fur on fur or fur trimmings that contrast with a fur coat are high fashions.Some of the combinations for 1951 include Matara sealskin on black Persian, black fox with- Russian broadtail and wild mink outlining a cape collar on a Matara sealskin coat.USE EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS e\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Funeral Service For Mrs.Mulcair Held On Monday Mrs.John Mulcair, 376 Redfern avenue, Westmount, died at her home Thursday.The funeral was held on Monday from the residence of her daughter, Mrs.P.J.Kearns, 50 Holton avenue, West- mount, to the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord where the service was held.Burial took place in Cote des Neiges Cemetery.Formerly Catherine Evoy of Quebec City, Mrs.Mulcair is survived by three sons, Thomas J.John and Edward A.Mulcair, all of Montreal, four daughters, Mrs.F.J.McCrory, Mrs.Kearns, and Mrs.Frederick T.Colling, all of Montreal and Mrs.Edwin A.Denault of New York; a brother, P.J.Evoy, and a sister, Mrs.T.J.Kindellan, both of Quebec City.Twenty grandchildren also survive.Three of Mrs.Mulcair\u2019s grandchildren were killed in action during the Second World War.She was the mother-in-law of Mr.Justice F.T.Collins \u2018of the Superior Court.Fountain of Youth The Ponce de Leon Springs, Florida, noted by Audubon as having a diameter of 60 feet, have been enlarged until they now form a natural pool approximately 250 feet in diameter.This is a favorite bathing place and stands directly in front of the Ponce de Leon Springs Hotel.The sparkling mineral water, which boils up steadily from the centre of the pool, has a constant temperature of 72 degrees.The springs have a depth of 110 feet and a daily flow of 30,000,000 gallons.CARTAGE GENERAL TRANSPORT\u2014Local and long distance.Specialty, furniture, pianos, refrigerators.Call FI.1328.C-8 DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING and alterations, Don't discard outdated clothes, | have ideas.Madame D'Arcy, 2055 Manse field, Apt.6, BI.4688, C-4 FURNITURE REPAIRS MAKE new furniture out of your old; 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2610 CRE and enjoy life once more.Georgia, pe IE de EAE a TT ey rE EF = : rel elm LL ta PERTE a i nF 5 peg = = TCR aad û PSS A y me ae rr ro\u201d 21305 à ei A Ca WF A breve TE Dar PAGE EIGHT ~THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1051 + Social + + Pasonal ++Éngagements + + Weddings + Westmount Couple Married Saturday Misses H.and E.Lauzon of, Westmount have just returned from a holiday in Europe, having visited France, Switzerland and Italy.Members of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club were given a demonstration on hat trimming at the Randolph Millinery Salon last Friday by the Head Dcsigner and his assistants.Many hats beautifully {rimmed before the wondering eyes of the spectators and at the end of the afternoon, the first hat that had been trimmed was presented to Mrs.F.R.Murray, who was in charge of the group attending.TE NS EWESTER NE TAXI STANDS IN WESTMOUNT, N.D.G.& SNOWDON HOURLY & METER RATES WEDDINGS FUNERALS OUT OF TOWN TRIPS SERVICE DAY & NIGHT .R.M.Papineau and daugh- en \u2018Miss Andree Papineau of Prince of Wales Avenue, left Tuesday evening by plane for New York City for a few days vacation.Mrs.John -Arthur Stehr, accompanied by friends, is leaving tomorrow on a motor trip to | Hollywood Beach, Florida, where she will spend a month's vacation.A dance was held Tuesday evening at the Ski Club, in honor of the student nurses of St.Mary's Hospital, who received their caps in a ceremony at the hospital Sunday night.Dr.and Mrs.K.E.Norris and sons Bob and Garry have returned from Perth, Ont, where Dr.Norris addressed the Canadian Club on Friday evening, and also spoke at a Rotary Club luncheon meeting on Monday.Those taking part in the West- mount Women\u2019s Club plays for Members Day to be held next \u2018Thursday at 2.30 p.m.in Victoria Hall will be Elsie Poole, Agnys Cantelon, Marjorie Parkinson, Helen Cairns, and Reta Sykes, in \u201cConsolation\u201d; and Muriel Shoo- bridge, Elsie Poole, Elsa Aldrid, Marjorie Parkinson, Lenore Thompson, Helen Pfeiffer, Iso- bel Goodenough, Rice in \u201cThe Dear, Dear Children.\u201d Director is Dorothy Pfeif- fer, and properties will be handled by Mrs.D.A.MeNiece and Mrs.R.P.1.Morton, Mrs, R.A.McIntyre will be prompter and sound technician ENGAGEMENT Mr.and Mrs.Philip Frankel of New York City and Cambridge, Maryland, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marian Kay to Mr.Alan Donald Gray, son of Mr.and Mrs.Gustave G.Gray, of Westmount.The marriage has been arranged to take place early in March in Montreal.SUITS COATS MILLINERY BLOUSES Spring Flavo Yes, they're here \u2014 th awaken Spring in your \"Charlotte's\" exciting $19.95 to $55.00.\"The clothes you need PRINTED SHEERS, SILKS, FAILLES Also Navy, Black and Pastel colors.Don't miss Imported and Canadian.Ng Wonderful, 3 Deer ured Prints!! e light, gay colors that heart.collection.Priced from for the life you lead.\u201d new Dresses for you, too.Juniors ( Misses h | tt Women QNIOLLTE cowns 1353 GREENE AVENUE WESTMOUNT NEAR SHERBROOKE OPEN 9 TO & DAILY Fl.7773 2 and Bobby, Specialist in: BRASSIERES ELASTIC STOCKINGS e e à Westmount Also 4235 ST.LAWRENCE BL 6550 ST.HUBERT ST.CORSETIERE NU-BACK - GRENIER - LeGANT PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES and GIRDLES NATURE'S RIVAL - A'LURE - CORETTE MATERNITY and SURGICAL SUPPORTS 4 Stores At Your Service 4861 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST 4491 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.COURV AL vo.RE PE REL ; Mr.Mr.and Mrs.\u2018Gerald Francis McKeown, photographed on Saturday morning following their wedding in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.Mrs.McKeown was formerly Miss Mary Jane Strong, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Harold Palmer Strong, and Mr.McKeown is the son of the late Francis Patrick McKeown and of Mrs.McKeown, of Westmount.McKEOWN - STRONG The marriage of Mary Jane, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Harold Palmer Strong, of Westmount, to Mr.Gerald Francis McKeown, son of the late Francis Patrick Me- Keown and of Mrs.McKeown, of Westmount, took place on Saturday morning, at ten o'clock, in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, the Rev.Donald J.Feron officiating.Mr.J.E, Sa- varia played the wedding music and Miss Dolores Gutierrez sang during the service Standards of white gladioli were used to decorate, The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a gown of white transparent velvet over white faille taffeta, the fitted bodice having a yoke of lace with a high neckline and a bertha and sleeves of lace and velvet, and the full skirt falling into a slight train.Her veil of tylle illusion, extending to the hem of her train, was held by a cap of lace, edged in orange blossoms, and she car- 1 ried a semi-cascade bouquet of white carnations and white hya- ii cinth blossoms.Miss Patricia Strong, as maid of honor for her sister, was in a | frock of garnet velvet, with a fit- ; led bodice having a high neckline with a small eollar and a full : skirt falling into -a slight train.{| She wore a matching headress and :| carried a bouquet of Joanna Hill roses and white hyacinth blossoms.Mr.John G.Melvin acted as best man for Mr, McKeown and Roland Loftus and Mr.Edward Torak were ushers,\u2019 Mrs, Strong, the bride's mother, was gowned in blue and white taf- ¢| feta and wore a navy blue straw hat, navy blue accessories and had = à spray of yellow carnations fast- à ened to her handbag.Mrs.McKeown, mother of the bridegroom, wore a,gown of black.\"| tissue faille with rhinestone buttons, a hat of matching fur felt, black accessories and a corsage bouquet of white carnations.The reception was held at the Berkeley Hotel where spring flowers were used as decorations.Later Mr.and Mrs.\u2018McKeown left on their wedding trip, the bride travelling in a frock of brown wool, under a muskrat coat, and wearing a brown hat, brown snakeskin accessories and a corsage bouquet of white carnations.They will reside in Montreal.APPROACHING MARRIAGE The marriage of Audrey Margaret Jean, daughter of Capt.and Mrs.George Brown, to Mr.Ronald Octave James Brophy, son of Mr.and Mrs.Leo.Brophy, all of Notre Dame de Grace, will take place Saturday afternoon, February 3, at a quarter-to-four .o'clock in the sacristy of the Church of the As- cencion of Our Lord, Westmount.Miss Elizabeth Newill, 388 >.vier avenue, Westmount, is leave ing by air tomorrow for Lim Peru, to attend the wedding Miss Anne Morkill During h stay she will be the guest of Mr.and Mrs.G.W.Morkill, tend the Brophy-Brown weddin tomorrow, include Mrs.Davi Brooklyne, Mrs.Minnie Menzieé, Mr.and Mrs.Vincent Riley, an Mr.and Mrs.Howard Ozart, ali 0 Toronto; Mr.Bertram MeCallu of Oshawa; Mr.and Mrs.Jack Sinclair, Mount Veron, N.Y.; M¥, and Mrs.Harold Barnes of La- chute; and Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Turner of St.Eustache sur le Lac, Out-of-town guests who will nf Mrs.J.W.Davies, Queen of Oasis Temple No.46, daughters of the Nile, together with the Princess Tirzah\u2014Mrs.D.McGruer and Princess Badoura\u2014Mrs.C.Morgan are visiting Cairo Temple No.26, Watertown, N.Y., for theït ceremonial which took place yesterday.Tomorrow the Queen and her line officers will be joined af Utica by other members of Oasis Temple to attend as a delegation, the ceremonial of Uarda Temple No.24, Utica, N.Y.At ihe Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club afternoon of Ballet to be held tomorrow at three o'clock at Victoria Hall, West-.mount, the president of the club, Mrs, K, E: Norris will receive the- guests, assisted by Mrs.J.W.Perks, Hon.president; Mrs.J.M.Purcell, first vice-president; Mrs, F.R.Murray, second vice-presi-.dent; and Mrs.C.A.Camirand, third vice-president.The ushers will be Mesdames, R.H.Grant, R.G.Bain, S.A.MacSween, W.P.Montgomery, H.L.Taylor and J.Wilfred Shaw.Tea hostesses for Father Donald J.Feron will officiate.Mr.J.Savaria will preside at - the orgam.The bride is to be given in marriage by her father, and will be attended by her sister, Miss May Brown, as maid of honor, and by her cousin, Miss Margaret Harrison, of Scotland, az bridesmaid.Best man will be Mr.Paul Dove and Messrs, David Brophy and Leo Julien will usher, Following the ceremony a reception will be held in the Montreal West Town Hall, of guaranteed pets equipment.oo + fr ce dh hte EE LE J ty near ; 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PERSONALIZED RAIR STYLING D.V.A.Dance \u2026 ; Ae Department x Veterans Visit Your City PERMANENTS - - - - From $5.50 to $15 s Employees\u2019 Associai\u2019 1 is as .organizing thelr first dance a.ihe 3 a Visit Your City SHAMPOO and FINGER WAVE $1.28 The.Canadian Grenadier Guards Club will meet at 901 Victoria Specialized Hair Styling And Treatment.i Armoury, 4171 Esplanade Avenue, Square to tour the Bank of Can- APPOINTMENTS | ani tomorrow at 930 pm.Tends and ada.Those interested will please < 1373 GREENE AVENUE (Near Sherbrooke).Fl.2486 Ql the general plblic ate Invited, an phone Mrs.Frank Binmore, chair- \u201cA Smart Coiffure Depends Entirely On A Smart Haircut\u201d d.entrance\u2019 door.For further infor- - mation, call Mr.C.Currie, BE.: 8771, local 40.Gyrette Club .20° , A meeting of the Gyrette Club American Club will- be held at the home of Mrs.L.Euston, 53 Dobie Ave.Town meeting on Tuesday will be held in m.the Blue: Room of the Ritz Carlton p.Hotel at 3 p.m.Miss Estelle Le D) 5 i Blanc, Directrice of the Ecole Karnak Ladies Club will speak on \u201cSimple Family| director of the Girl Scouts of neal Ladies Ed Sheet Ecole Menagere offer classes in| ton, above, of Washington, D.C.|1.30 p.m, for sewing, knitting and oni er, Jooking, w pot Miss Stratton, wartime director |mending.The business meeting pattern making.In addition to all pa or Es romen's Donel will commence at 2.15 p.m.niz 1 will preside.(corner of Greene Ave.and Dor- year 1951, which will be held at group of the Westmount Women's Make An Appointment Today For Our Expert, can secure their tickets at the man of the group, at DE.5220.i > 1 The American Women's Club of Mount Royal, Monday at 8.30 Menagere Provinciale of Montreal| The new national executive Meals with a Difference.\u201d the U.S.A.is Dorothy C.Strat- |brooke Street, West, Tuesday at this, it is also a teacher training school in Home Economics.of Brookfield, Mo.She succeeds | Parish Party Made of Acefate and Nylon,\u2019 Miss Le Blanc has been direct-| Mrs.Paul Rittenkfouse, who re- The annul parish party spon- these wrinkle-resistant Prints: rice of the school for the past five tired after 15 years as Girl sored by St.Ignatius Loyola h b Lux-tested for wash- years.Scout head.Ladies\u2019 Altar Society will be held ave been ability: | Come in and see our lovely selection of styles \"and colours.Sizes 12 to 20 Priced from Ma : .in the Loyola College Foyer, Saturday evening.Refreshments will W.A.Active In Jubilee Year : be served, prizes donated and a .B three-piece orchestra will be in attendance throughout the eve- \u2014 | : Ms.D ° remner Elected Head ning.Welcome is extended to all, particularly newcomers to the parish, A year of achievement was the keynote of the Annual Report of the Women's Association of St.Andrew's Church,\u201d Westmount, qe | for 1950.As this year marked the Golden Jubilee, special social McGillivray W.M.S.entertainments took place in celebration of the event.The Con-| The regular meeting of McGilliv- gregational Supper and Programme.which followed was quite an |'&Y Auxiliary of the Women's outstanding effort on the part of the Social Committee, who served Missionary Society of St.Andrew's supper or refreshments on eleven occasions to 2460 of the congrega- Church, Westmount, will be held tion, past and present members, and friends.Suppers were served a Hutchison Hall on Tuesday, at LL EE a III SUIS IIS IIS JIM SUISSES IIS III IIS S III S II III III NI SSII AI SI VIII IA III NII LLL UZ li PZ.- 13:00 pm, to the men of St.Andrew's, the x The Very Reverend T.W.Jones LADIES WEAR jets of the Finance and Extension | naimen, Committees Vi} ee bie address and solos |) \"GREENE AVENUE Fltzroy 954) | 1 isters of the Finance and Extension N d F H it ] Reynolds - eB.{Opposite Avenue Theatre) Board of the Montreal Presbytery YAME or tlospita ; Mrs.F.W.McHattie and the LISA III IIS IIS III VIS SIA I III II LI MI III IIS IIS SSL [SSF SLL LAS 177 N at a special meeting.Valentine Dinner Dance The Jubilee ceelbration also included the women of St.Andrew's FINE T .TENDER \u201cAt Home,\u201d a Young People's re- Mr.and Mrs.Hugh C.Fet- S Juicy ception, another in honour of Rev.| terly have been announced as QUALITY Joseph R.-8izoo, D.D.Refresh-{ the general chairmen of the ; © 5 i ments were served after the an-| Homoeopathic Hospital Wom- RUMP ROAST ROUND ROAST BLADE ROAST I | Hi nual meeting and the Hymn Festi- man\u2019s Auxiliary annual Valen- ! val.; The Sewing Convener reported Sata Foe fe me po tb.83e tb.83e ib.13e ; the distribution of 622 articles in-' Mr, and Mrs.L.Roy Jefferson .- \u201cpie cluding 107 knitted garments.| are the ticket chairmen.Pre- : .EE Agencies assisted were the United gident of the auxiliary is Mrs.Canadian Choice Winter LAMB : : Church Homes, the Protestant C.N.Knowles.Mrs.George J.; SHOULDER OF Foster Home Centre, Camp Lewis Mallinson Is in charge of publi- LAMB FRONTS LAMB STEW LAME CHOPS city and the treasurer \u2018Is Mrs.EG (with 9,957 dressings), the W.M.S.| Gordon Glass.Mrs.C.R.Brons- - 2 65 En Supply, St.Columba House, Fani-| don will be responsible for the Ib.45¢ oN 1b.B¢ tb ¢ EK ily Welfare, Grace Dart Home| decorations.CE Hospital, scarves for St.\u2018Andrew's The ticket committee for the Gatehouse Gatehouse Fare Pork Wilsil's dE ; Cub Pack, Sewing kits for \u201cditty event Is as follows: .AE hags\u201d for the Canadian Navy on Mrs.W.J.Collins, Mrs.Ha- : fut 7 Active Service.y rold Greaves, Mrs.Arthur Grif- SLICED BACON SAUSAGES PURE LARD 8 5 ; Monetary donations from .the| fith, Mrs.Harold Griffith, Mrs, » 53e » 47e o.25¢ | La Associations \u2018were made to Camp James Griffith, Mrs.A.J.Good.bi Lewis, Save the Children Fund, enough Mrs.Valter Men FT A Er GES NP I GED CE EID SN WS WED CID VII GED GED USE WED GEE GES GES OEE GES ane vy A United Church Homes, Deaconess Wilfred Hunt Mes.H.Harding, - Fresh Smelts - Choice Halibut Green Shrimps i 5 | Order, Montreal Boys\u2019 Association, Mrs.W.G Mitchell Mrs George Salmon Trout Smoked Salmon Cooked Shrimps A Macaulay Camp, C.C.LT.and the| ç Morgan Mrs.Henry Mat- ey gs Haddock Fillets \u2018 Fresh Scallops 14 family of'a United Church min-| thews, Mrs.J.J Ostapovitch Whitefish Fresh Herri Bulk Oysters ister.W.J.Pirrk 1 Scotch Kippers resh Herring Shell Oyst EH Mrs.W.J.Pirrie, Mrs.Alan IPP Finnan Haddies © ysters Th Slate Of Officers Slayton, Mrs.C.S.Smith, Mrs, Fresh Doré : Smoked Fillet Boiled Lobsters iN - Officers for 1951 are as follows: Maurice Stoker and Mrs.R.Fresh Haddock Cho; e s ln AIRBORNE FILLETS i | Hon.Presidents, Mrs.F.W.| Clifford.resh I oice Salmon RECEIVES : 4 Kerr, Mrs.D.N.Grant; Past Pres- x Sole Fillets Winnipeg Goldeyes DAILY vo ident, Mrs.George Cross; Presi- * \u2014 em ee mn mE \"2 2\" \u2014 22 222 \u2014 \u2014 Cok dent, Mrs.Douglas Bremner; 1st Nomination Committee, Mrs.A.Vice-President, Miss Erva Young: P.Christmas; Visiting Committee, © FRESH KILLED P OULTRY © 2nd Vice-President, Mrs.A, P.| Mrs.Charles Æ.Frost, Jr; Com-\\N Grade 'A\u2019 Turkeys - Grade 'A' Capons - Grade 'A' Chickens Kennedy; 3rd Vice-President, Mrs.munion Cloth, Mrs.A.G.Ray.TAY : .\u2018A\u2019 Fowl - Grade 'A' Ducks = W.M.Redmond; 4th Vice-Presi-| Greenfell Labrador, Mrs, W.Dot- Grade A\u2019 Broilers Grade Fo A LARGE ASSORTMINT dent, Mrs.H.J.Racey; Treasurer, ken, Mrs.H.T.Brown; United \u2014e\u2014 em re es ss es es: sms se 2 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 Mrs.W.A.Falconer; Recording Church Homes, Mrs.J.O.McKze, Secretary, Miss Florence Sellar; Mrs.A.P.Christmas; St.Columba Gatehouse Stores : DELIVERY HOURS i].1 Corresponding Secretary, Mrs, P.|House, Mrs.H, K.Gorham, Mrs.Are Open From 0 SE Monday to Thursday 4 a.V.Moseley; Pres Secretary, Mrs.|C.R.Jeakins, Mrs.C.B.James; P 9 am and 2 p.m oR H.A.Ross.\u2014 8 am.to 6 p.m.- Friday Lp + Conveners Chinchilla and checked tweeds Daily Fer Your 9 am and 2 p.m.i.Social Committee, Mrs.Donald are new and excellent in the loose Shopping WESTMOUNT AC WE 7361 Saturday À Ross; Sewing Committee, Mrs.R.casual coats while the softer wool- Convenience 1329 Greene Avenue - .?am end 1 pm.+ H.Robinson; Knitting, Mrs.R, E.ens are smart in fitted styles.Alse 628 DORCHESTER STREET WEST PL.8121 Patton; Flower Committee, Mrs.|B 1d, n, navy and \u2018 \u201c Harry Cantlon; Housekeeping |red are good colors to consider © PHONE SERVICE © FREE DELIVERY © CUSTOMERS' PARKING LOT FACING STORE © Committee, Mrs, J.B.Russell; for a new coat.USA ! \u2018 BD mei say: phy PAGE TEN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2% 1051 Appears In Benefit } Fashion Showing ~ Ms.A.Haivthome Elected President | Of Trinity Auxiliary The financial report presented | at the annual meeting of Trinity Memorial Church Women's Auxiliary showed total receipts of $1, 614.13 while expenditure was.$1,« 539.93, 4 | Canon R.K.Naylor, the vector, addressed tbe meeting.All pledges were paid ahd appeals met.Rè- ports of the different officers were read and showed a most successful year.| | \u2018The following officers \u201cwere elected for 1951: i : .Honorary presidents: Mrs, J.M.Women + = | > For And About Practical, Elegant Spring Styles Modelled in Novel Presentation By Helen B.Sandwell i Under the expert showmanship of Betty Speirs and Peter Miller, the fashion show held Friday in Victoria Hall was packed with jnterest\u2014it even began on time, which was quite an achievement considering that almost 70 models took part in displaying tle smart ! and elegant clothes which will greet the spring and summer.Acting as ushers were members of the executive of the Homoeopathic: ; Women's Auxiliary, which receives the proceeds.Betty Speirs acted i ) as commentator.Also on the stage, awarding prizes, including a -~ i se em TS mE a - 1 Te a ran a Bn waite ew rm © ek ren mae ery EEE Chartreuse Crosley Radio donated % HAVING A PARTY?Have the most up-to-date 16MM sound movies WE SPECIALIZE IN MOVIES FOR: Jack Markow & Co.1827 St.Catherine St.W.CLASSICAL INSTITUTE N OF DRESS DESIGNING Grace Women's Club; and Mrs, W.Watmough, President of the Art Institute of Hairdressing.Speirs- Miller Model Agency pupils showed the spring finery from two.er, were enchanting \u2014 as natural as though they had been playing in their own back yards! Beautifully trained, they took to the runway like old troupers, turned this way and that to show off their finery (often stopping to admire it themselves!) and blew kisses or bowed or curtsied as they disappeared behind the curtain, bringing storms of laughter and Almond and Mrs, James Norton, by P.V.A.Aspeck, were Mrs.the Homoeopathic Women's Auxil- President: Mrs.A.B.Haw.Pl Maurice Stoker, Past President of ary; Mrs.J.C.McKean, President { thorne.Cd of the Westmount Women's Club; Vice-presideñts: Mrs.R.K, Mrs.Purcell, Notre Dame de Naylor and Mrs.G.A.Dunlop.\u2019 .Rec.-sécretary: Mrs.A.L Twyner.Corr.-secretary: - Mrs.Stuart Grant.Treasurer: Mrs.F, E.Snodgrass.- : Dorcas secretary: Mrs, J.C.HSS PONS OMEN $ years on through the various ages - Armstrong.* SCHOOLS to the \u201cgreat lady\u201d evening ele- Assistant Dorcas secretary: | Film equipment for rent or sale gancies of net and mink, Mrs.N.Hunter.| EU, Why not oie us o call The toddlers, under the unob- Department secretaries are: Go 07 trusive shepherding of Peter Mill- United Thank-offering, Mrs.Gough; Living Message, Miss D.\u2018| Rothera; Educational, Mrs.W.DO'Connor; Prayer Partner, Mrs.G.A.Dunlop; and Tea Convener, Mrs, R.G.Edgar.Delegates to the M.D.W.A.are: Mrs.F.E.Winter and Mrs.W.D.| | O'Connor, Scout and Cub Aan.: oo! applause.\u201cModelling is a game to ne Lo Cf Sch of them\u201d remarked Betty Speirs, \u2014Russ Millar \u201cFotos Regd.Or an ized Mon day i Co D nd Sewin \u201cand many of them have already At the Fashion Show presented on Friday by the Speirs-Miller pq esigning \u20ac I worked for commercial photo- Model Agency, Mrs.Russ Millar modelled her own eoat shown | A t Trin .t Churc h tot ny .1821 St, Catherine £t.graphers.\u201d ' above, of Canadian ranch mink.Mrs.Millar plans to follow l y LH o SEWING © DRAPING e DESIGNING © SKETCHING Pay snd Evening Visit .5006 Sherbrooke St.West A As AA MAMMA AA AS LL A AAA OOo dO CL Ol IIIS OS I IIIA lr 0 etre rg Mothers! For smart, Spring Clothes for your child Feil\u2019 ells Distinctive Children\u2019s Wear (Corner Claremont) M A M A a A (LL Ll OR Pl rd PP L777 222d PP 770277 Fell\u2019's Children\u2019s Wear All the children\u2019s wear was by Feil's and included party frocks, sun suits, coat and bonnet ensembles ond cottons.Three-year-old \u2018pleated skirt with Glengarry bon- WA.9628 MMM AAA in her husband\u2019s footsteps and enter the professional photography field.The Millars have two children, Ervin, 18, and Myril, 14, at present studying in the Capital, The Fashion Show proceeds will aid the Women's Auxiliary of the Homoeopathic Hospital.braids, had a taffeta hooped frock trimmed in Swiss eyelet embroidery; Jill modelled a fitted coat for a four-year-old, adjustable hems being a feature; Claire, five years old, went story-bookish in a fairy- tale print in yellow with umbrella and bonnet to match.Others included seven-year-old twins, Cheryl and Cherlene Couch in navy blue coats with detachable white collars, over Dan Rivers cottons: Cheryl and Cherlene also were the bewitching flower girls in the bridal scene \u2014 they're identical twins and you could lose a lot of bets trying to say which is which! Masculine Notes fitted jackets and slim skirts kick- pleated or pleated; and the Victorian look in a small-waisted blouse and skirt.As the favorite business woman's ensemble, France Del displayed an English suit of grey herringbone, with touches of braid and interesting button tabs at each side of the slim skirt near the hem.With this went a red Morocco bag and red hat to match.Bradner's jackets included a Russian squirrel and a moleskin, modelled over France Del creations.Fabrics and Colors For travellng there was a dress in finely patterned grey printed pure silk; and a black and white printed pure silk with At Trinity Memorial Church Hall, Monday evening, thirty ladies, mothers of boys in Trinity Memorial Scouts and Wolf Cub Courtes twing, Jo-Anne and Gregory Packs, met for the purpose of or- Mid-Winter Gandy, opened the show in gay ; ; : ganizing a ladies\u2019 auxiliary.Scout T Opening.; =} ., net to match, and crisp white ed with spring sorcery.France Ke royal blue sun suits trimmed with] plouse.An outfit of slacks and|Dels suits highlighted raglan Group (oommittee Chairman, Mr.REGISTER NOW white and red.They were followed coat had a peaked cap to match; shoulders, diagonal lines, perky D.B.Martin, opene e meeting F1.2:08 by a couple of two-year-olds, real \u2026.: by explaining why such an auxil- ; LD little Linda, three, was in a pastel wing collars, the bolero with a i > : th : MARGUERITE heart-stealers these\u2014and juniors| Looped frock (the hoop remov- Spanish look, classic suit dresses 9'Y - ne ta us ist the Shout ! FORTIER up to teens.; able) with bonnet to match; four- and soft dressmakers with snugly Pn he nth \u20ac © cout ; direétor Louise modelled & plaid-type year-old Sandra with beribboned roups throug! e Group Committee.Mr.Martin introduced Canon Naylor, Pastor of Trinity Memorial Church, who praised the leaders and Scout Group Committee for their untiring efforts in aiding the boys in the organization.Mrs.E.Storr, of the District Women\u2019s Auxiliary also spoke briefly on scouting and outlined a program followed by other such groups in the city.Mrs.Storr explained that membership can include ladies who are interested but who have no sons taking active part in the groups.Officers of the newly formed auxiliary are as follows: \u2014 President \u2014 Mrs.P.Powell.Secretary-Treasurer \u2014 Mrs.C.== Frankie Fellows looked a real|large square collar, almost like a E- Witcher, \u201d ° - Westerner in a complete Roy small cape at the back, was much Social Convener \u2014 Mrs.Walker.Rogers outfit from Robert Simp- applauded.Another charmer was| Sewing Convener \u2014 Mrs.A, son Company, and for good meas- |a red and white organdy, with Chesmer.ure he sang \u201cHome on the Range.\u201d wide cuffed pockets, complete with Membership Convener \u2014 Mrs.A Peter Miller and three-year-old [red umbrella adorned with red Warmington.Fi CARE IS BEST Gregory Gandy paced the runway tassels, and worn with a coolie| Assist.Conveners \u2014 Mrs.P.For your HAIR Are you too busy jo care for your appearance?Doing side by side in white ties and tails, Greg giving everybody a wide smile even though he had difficulty in bowing due to the stiffness of his white dress-shirt front! hat of corded silk.One of her gowns, only 48 jours in Montreal out of Italy, was of black satin richly hand embroidered, and had a scarlet scarf and sash to accent Taylor and Mrs.Thackery.Publicity Convener \u2014 Mrs.J.Burnside.The Boy Scout Group Committee surprised the ladies by serving ; things around the house.Joan Champion and Joan Earle the jewelled embroidery tones.A tea and making themselves known pat : ontertainin workin also entertained.youthful evening dress was of |to the mothers, thus bringing } goo ing.After the juniors and the teen- heavenly blue nylon lace and net, the worthwhile evening to a close.' caring for your children can agers in Teen Togs and Teena With scalloped peplum and scal- \u2014 take too much of a toll if Page dresses had modelled their |loped off-the-shoulder bertha; and| Enthusiasm is the leaping light- ORL A you let them! You'll find charming coats, party frocks and [2 two-tone strapless gown had| ning, not to be measured by the #4 ki : that a small amount of time cottons, one could look forward bias inserts of black net in the| horsepower of understanding.RN and money spent on your to a spring and summer of light- pink full skirt., beauty care will net you big hearted colors and styles, many| Mrs.Russ Miller modelled a \u2018ad à Labrador mink jacket from returns in self-assurance and of the washables being in clear dress of her own making, in gold Bradner's, pleasure.canary yellows, with black ac-|jewel cloth with coral chiffon| Final number on the program i cents, turquoise, reds, tans and velvet and topped by her Canadian Was a bridal scene, spring-like and Consultation by Appointment \u2014 Phone WE.2765 plaids.ranch mink coat; and Mrs.Shan- lovely, presented by Parkway 3: ; Leading the parade of France nahan, of C.W.L., mother of four Gowns, to; Del's gowns was June Raymond, sons, accompanied by Peter Miller Shoes and sandals were by 4; : .the most photographed model in| modelling the newest in correct| Johnny Brown; foundation gar- Py {1% America, accompanied by a can-| evening attire for men, was in a| ments and gloves, by Madame ; it .ay 1898 REC'D.ine friend, \u201cFeathers\u201d whose beige France Del strapless gown of to-| Joel; Sportswear by Irving, in- 3 I fur coat blended well with June's |bacco net with suntone shadows, cluding a pale green summer 4.4210 St.Catherine Street at Greene Avenue in Westmount biscuit-colored suit faced with which had the wheat-ear motif in| slacks outfit topped by a fetching Ë Donald B.R Propriet beige, simple and elegant, and [sequins and gold beads raying out Bermudan straw hat with purse .ona - Noss, Proprietor topped by a Breton Sailor hat|from the waist and down one side|to match.Mrs.W.Watmough Member\u2014Manster Ladies* Hairdressers® a Guild of Montreal trimmed with a straw quill, creat- pd especially, by, Juliette and pack-, of .the very bouffant skirt.To complement this Mrs.Shannahan was responsible for all make-up and cosmetics.ac. le \"el 10n ers for the rict oke da uch in- but ive ned ©.ker, irs.P.Jo ttee ring own ing ose.ght- the rom ram and way by gar- ame in.mer hing urse ugh e-up ac THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1951 id About U;men Mis.Trill Named Director of Show To.Aid Baby Clinic i, MRS.EVA TRILL Mrs.Eve Trill will act as commentator and director of the Spring Fashion Show, sponsored by St.Ann's Baby Clinic Associates, under the auspicies of Henry Morgan and Company, which is being held in the Town Hall, Town of Mount Royal, on Thursday evening, February 22, at 8.30 p.m.Proceeds from the show will help to buy the necessary material to carry on the work of the Clinic, which for some twenty years has supplied cod-liver oil and layettes and helped pre-school age children.The members meet to make knitted articles, diapers and nighties, and assist the nur.es on duty.The babies at the clinic are of all races and creeds.Mrs.Allan F.Lynch is general convener for the fashion show with Miss Margaret Dawson, assisted by Mrs.D.K.Hushion and Miss Marguerite Cloran, as ticket convenor; Mrs.R.V.Hemsted as Ushers Convener; Mrs.D.J.Byr- ne, Prize Convener; Mrs.S.Du- bois, Convener of Music, and Mrs.Kenneth H.LeClair, assisted by Mrs.W.C.Browne, as press convener.St.Matthias Association Nominates New Executive The annual meeting of the St.Matthias Association of women was held in the parish hall on January 25.Mrs.Walter Mitham, acting president, was in the chair.Excellent reports were given by all committees.The nominating committee presented a slate of officers whist was unanimously accepted, as folows: Hon.Presidents: Mrs.G.Oliver, Mrs.O.8S.Tyndale, President: Mrs, C.Teakle.Vice-President: Mrs.N.Read and Mrs.E.L.Johnson.Secretary: Mrs.R.D.Matheson.Treasurer: Mrs.E.E.Scharfe.House Committee: Mrs.H.B.Pope.Vestments Committee: Mrs.M.Baldwin.Visiting Committee: Mrs.M.Baldwin.Junior Girls Choir: Mrs, E.L.Johnson.Women Auxilliary: Mrs.E.H.Montgomery Jr.-and Mrs.P.C.Armstrong.Social Service: Mrs.S.C.Scad- ding and E.J.Waterston.Red Cross: Mrs B, Dunton, Mis.A.L.Moodie, Cramped Toes May Cause Numerous Foot Troubles With few exceptions, children's feet are strong at birth.Only occasionally is a baby\u2019s foot structurally weak.And yet, according to recent U.S, figures, 50 per cent of that country's children have defective feet by the time they are ten years old, and 80 per cent of all high-school students have foot trouble.It is also stated that 72 per cent of all children\u2019s foot troubles are caused by outgrown \u201cshoes, or socks that cramp the toes.Purpose of the tours is to develop closer understanding and friendship between the two countries.The Canadian girls, now being chosen from schools across the country, will sail from Mont real, July 13.They will return to Canada late in August.The British teen-age group will spend August in Canada.The tours are at no expense to the girls.Luggage, some clothing and pocket money are provided.War Heroine Odette Churchill, French by birth, moved to England 19 years ago.Because of her French background, she was chosen to carry out secret service assignments in France during\u2019 \u2018the war.After many months of successful opera- 50 Girls Will Visit Britain, Guests of W.Garfield Weston Leader of the 50 British girls who will visit Canada this summer as guests of W.Garfield Weston, Canadian-born industrialist, will be Odette Churchill, heroine of the wartime British secret service in France, it is announced, Leader of the 50 Canadian girls who will visit Britain under the same plan will be Dr.Muriel Roscoe, dean of women at McGill University, Montreal.MURIEL ROSCOE DR.tured by the Nazis.Mrs.Churchill was placed in a concentration camp and sentenced to death.Although she was held prisoner for two years, the sentence was never carried out, Mrs.Churchill believes, because it was assumed she is closely related to Winston Churchill.(The relationship, by marriage, is a distant one.) Her career has been the subject of a book now on the best-selling list, and a current movie, both entitled \u201cOdette.\u201d Among other leadership qualifications, Mrs.Churchill is the mother of three teen-age daughters.Dr, Roscoe a Maritimer Dr.Roscoe, a native of Centre- ville, N.S., received university degrees at Acadia University, Wolfe- ville, and Radcliffe College in the United States.She taught school in Truro, N.S, and was botany professor at Acadia University before joining the McGill faculty in 1940.She has been dean of Royal Victoria Collegge, which houses 300 women students, since then.The tours were begun two years ago by Mr.Weston for boys.The switch to girls, Mr.Weston said, is because \u201cnot enough is done for girls and the leadership and understanding these tours develop are just as important in girls as boys.\u201d Average age of both girls will be 16.They will represent all economic levels and areas of both countries.Itineraries include historical sites, industrial plants and resorts, In Canada, the girls are being chosen by the Canadian Education Association through the provincial departments of education.Westend Groups MarkingCGIT Week This evening over 500 local Canadian Girls in Training will join with their 30,000 sisters across the country in celebrating CGIT.Week.The Montreal members, many from N.D.G.and Westmount churches, will attend a banquet in Eaton's dining room, mony will be featured.Girls, ranging in ages .from twelve to sixteen, will attend in uniform consisting of a white middie, navy blue collar, black tie and navy blue skirts, A Campers\u2019 Re-union will be held at Valvary United Church on Saturday afternoon.e next morning the girls and leaders will attend services at Fairmount-St.Giles United Church.The Canadian Girls in Training ligious Education Council of the tions, she was caught and tor-* where a leader-graduation cere- movement is sponsored by the Re- 4Province of Quebec, and \u201cis made.Ladies Kennel Club Announce Committee For April Dog Show At the annual general meeting of the Ladies Kennel Club of Canada, Inc., on Tuesday, plans were announced for the Dog Show to be held under The Distinguished Patronage of Her Excellency The Viscountess Alexander of Tunis, on Sunday, April 6 at the Hussars\u2019 Armoury, 4185 Cote des Neiges Road, Montreal, in aid of The Canadian National Institute for the Blind \u201cSeeing Eye Service.\u201d The Dog Show committee will be as follows:- publicity, Mrs.Erik Stocker; programmes, Mrs.A.R.Duffield; tickets, Mrs.Howard Mitchell; judges, Miss W.M.Steggall; advertising, Mrs.Robert Adair; prizes, Miss Helen Hodges; stewards, Mrs.Norman Prentice; door, Mrs.I.Hudson; hon.veterinarians, Dr.C.B.Baker, Dr.T.Harper, Dr.J.S: Jasmin, and Dr.J.B.L.Leather- dale; hon.auditor, Mr.John Trainer, C.A.; U.S.representatives, Miss L.F.Delano and Mrs.W.W.Constable; official photographer, Miss Gerry Carpenter; show superintendent, Mrs.H.Hudson Kalloch of Hyannis, Mass.| The Ladies Kennel Club executive for 1951 is as follows: Patroness: Her Excelléncy the Viscountess Alexander of Tunis.Directors: Lady Meredith, Mrs.|| L.H.D.Sutherland, and Miss W.|.M.Steggall Hon.Pres.gall, President.Mrs.J.Leslie Hodges, M.B.E.1st Vice-Pres.Mrs.C.F.Mol- son.2nd Vice-Pres.: Mitchell.Hon.Secretary: Mrs.3.T.Preston.Mrs.Howard Asst.Hon.Secretary: Mrs.Harry Condon.; Hon.Treasurer: Mrs, James Meadows.\u2018 Agst.Hon, Treasurer: Mrs.R.H.Craig._ Membership Secretary: Mrs.N.Talbot Mais.Chutney is the gourmet\u2019s idea of the perfect condiment.See what it does folded in an omelet, Its behavior with a roast or with a perfect curry is well known.up of denominations and organizations working together in the interest of the Sunday School.Three churches in Notre Dame de Grace include C.G.IT, as part of their Christian education.They are Ephraim Scott, Queen Mary Road United and\u2019 Weiss Uilth |At Trousseau Tea, Miss W.-M.Steg- PAGE ELEVEN * Plays, Monologue, To Mark Westmount Members\u2019 Day, Feb.8 The Westmount Women\u2019s Club will mark Members\u2019 Day this year with two one-act plays entitled \u201cConsolation\u201d and \u201cThe Dear Dear Children,\u201d directed by Dorothy Pfeiffer.Mrs.Winni- fred Dennis will perform a singing monologue, The program will be arranged by Mrs.John Cairns,\u201d chairman \u201cof Drama.Mrs.C.W.Clark will be chairman of the day.Members are asked to note change in calendar date from February 9 to Thursday, February 8, at 280 pm, in Victoria Hall Guest tickets may be secured at the door for a nominal charge.Refreshments will be served.Bride-Elect Feted * Numerous Showers Mrs.George Brown entertained Saturday at her home on Westhill Avenue, at a trousseau tea in honour of her daughter, Miss Audrey Brown, whose marriage to Mr.Ronald Brophy is to take place tomorrow in Westmount.Pouring tea were Mrs.Jean Jones the bride.Floral decorations were in pink and white.Mrs.Harry Thompson and Mrs.David Knight were joint hostesses at a kitchen shower for Miss .Brown, at Mrs.Thompson's home on Westhill Avenue.The Misses Maxine Lawrence, Marilyn Rôbin- son, Barbara Riddlesworth, and Barbara Jones were joint hostesses at a bridge shower at the home of Miss Lawrence, Hampton Ave- and Mrs.William Brown, aunts of | nue, A bathroom shower was jointly given for the bride-elect by Mrs.Frank Curry and Mrs, René Lejeune, at Mrs.Curry\u2019s home on St.Catherine Street West.Mrs.Harold Kelly, Mrs.Edward Lapointe, and Mrs.Leo Howell were joint hostesses at a cup-and- saucer at the home of Mrs.Kelly, McLynn Avenue.Mrs.Herbert Warren, Madison Avenue, entertained, in honour of the groom and bride-to-be at a sherry party.Mrs.Robert Brown, Sherbrooke Street West, was hostess at a presentation showers, at which Miss Brown received & dinner set.WRINKLES Prevent Them \u2014 Banish Them By daily use of Alvy's Anti-Wrinkle Cream For ali types of skins Guaranteed Satisfaction 2 ox.jar 1.50 PHONE EL.0752 THE ALVY CO.PPV VV ITI V VV > Are 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.it\u2019s how you use it.\u201d That is one of the chief points made ia the B of M's bright little booklet on Personal Planning.No matter what you earn \u2014 $25 a week or $10,000 a year \u2014 this new, practical approach to money management can help you get 100-cents\u2019 worth of value for every dollar you earn, THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1951 William Stevens To Give Recital William Stevens, one of the rising young local pianists, will give a recital at- Plateau Auditorium, Friday Feb, 2, Mr.Stevens\u2019 program will include works by Mendelssohn, Mozart, Brahms, Schumann, Liszt, Ravel, Faure and Prokofeiff, A native of Montreal, he is a graduate of McGill Conservator- service in the Royal Canadian Navy, where he toured Canada and Europe with th \u201cNavy Show,\u201d he studied at the Conservatory of Music of the Province of Quebec as a member of the piano class of Germaine Malepart and the cum- position class of Claude Champagne.- Seville Stars Count Basie \u2018Jump King\u2019 And Claire Hogan Heading Program Heading one of the brightest bills to hit the Seville Theatre since that downtown variety house instituted its new policy of all-star variety shows plus a full- length, first-run feature film each week, Count Basie, the Jump King and lovely Claire Hogan, London recording artist, are currently starring on what has been acclaimed as varied a program as could be worked into a full variety slate.With Count Basie and Claire Hogan, comic Neil Stanley vies with a routine of suave jokes and turns; Martez and Lucia do a death-defying acrobatic act, while The Appletons offer an Apache dance turn that\u2019s truly novel.A first run feature \u201cSusanna of The Mounties,\u201d with selected shorts, complete the bill.Montreal theatregoers have taken enthusiastically to the Seville\u2019s policy of stage shows offered daily at 1.30, 4, and 7 and ium of Music and after three years) Trinity Players Score Success In \u2026 Canadian Drama \u201cThe Bride\u201d, a Canadian drama in three acts by Joseph Schull, was\u2019 well presented by the Trinity Players last week, with some fine portrayals being given by the cast.While noted as a Canadian drama, there is no Canadian theme in the production, the plot ° being centered in a small French village and the characters being; a British army officer who has been sent to build a bridge in the area, a French family where he is lodging, consisting of an old woman, her daughter, who is accused of being a colaboratrice, and her six year old son, whose father is a German soldier.The soldier is also a character of the produc- .| tion\u2019 when he is sent with a group of prisoners to work on the bridge.On this Mr.Schull has built his play, and while some repetition in the lines is apparent, he has not in any way become ambgiuous in his characterizations.All characters are needed in the production, each one adding something to the power and forcefulness of the plot.Trinity Players, under the direction of Charles Rittenhouse, assembled a fine cast for the production.Outstanding was Kenneth Haslam as the British major, who showed a fine knowledge of the role, and was most convincing in his speech and actions throughout.Lenore Osborne, playing the self-pitying daughter, who refused to show any love for her \u201cBoch\u201d child, was also well cast, being particularly effective in her display of hatred and heartless continence.Rene Almond as the grandmother was another star of the play, giving at all times a careful and sincere portrayal, while Gary Burggraf as the six-year-old child was remarkable in his easy unaffected grace on stage.Others taking part were Kenneth Davey and Leonard Osborne, British Tommies, who supplied the 10 > ns With a slate of five com- comedy relief for the tense drama, Say.shows Saturday and Sun- Ralph Marven as the Prefect of : the village, and Adolphe Mueller, .as the German soldier, who be- First Reading Given By-law lieveä unfiinchingly in\u2019 the Nazi ° race.On Rosemount Ave.Line The set was well designed by Bruce Ledain, and executed by There's no money magic to it \u2014 it can\u2019t make $2,000 go as far as $3,000 \u2014 but it can give you complete mastery over your own money «.and put the facilities of a great savings institution at your service in attaining it.WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT Personal Planning is a completely personal thing.You will be the architect \u2014 with an The B of M featured Personal Planhing in a test area recently.Here are a few of the comments volunteered by Personal Planners there: © __.a very workable budget.Your service is much appreciated.\u201d *.great prospects for low-income- bracket families.\u201d Personal Planing assist from the Bank of Montreal.You'll tailor your plan to fit your income, your hopes, your dreams.The outcome will be strictly up to you.Decide right now to find out how Personal Planning can be your blueprint for a.brighter, more assured future.Ask for the iritroductory booklet \u201cPersonal Planning for Successful Home-makers\u201d at The first reading of an amendment to City of Westmount bylaw No.352, Section three, concerning the street line on Rose- mount Avenue from Sherbrooke Street to Rosemount Crescent, was given at the Westmount City Council meeting Monday.Under the new plan, the street line on the west side of Rosemount Avenue will be made 20 feet, instead of the 30 foot distance now Ronald Naylor and Gordon Diver \u2014Mel James.MRT Production Is Extended \u201cThe Silver Whistle,\u201d the high- 14 « d practical for pres- « £1 ent liv ims rc or P your nearest branch of \u201cMY BANK.stipulated.The east side of the |ly successful comedy by Robert E.i ï \u201c,.have budgeted for years, but There's no obligation .except to yourself.Street will remain at 30 feet, it |McEnroe which the Montreal Re- a ; found Personal Planning interesting and was pointed out at the meeting.pertory Theatre is presenting at \u201cThaok you so much for showing us ° the Guy Street Playhouse, is to p ; the ay to make a budget.work.Have Unity Boys PR have its nine-day run extended tL tcied for a year with no success, bu > } 4 non I think ve can really live.and save (Continued from Page 8) en vo more \u2018 performances.1 6 with Personal Plauning.\u201d e ilver Whistle,\u201d which is PA *,.a wonderful guide.\u201d each other to make the club a playing to completely sold out A «appreciate commonsense method sound success.houses this week, Will also be i of handling money.\u201d \" The parents who attended, some S.Ven on Tuesday, Feb.6, and Very helpful in planning a budget.of them for the first time, were Wednesday, Feb.7.à \u2018.shown about the spacious, well Despite a heavy theatre week 1 designed building on Greene Ave- including the visit of the Broad- - way hit play, \u201cMister Roberts,\u201d ASK FOR YOUR COPY TODAY AT YOUR NEAREST B of M BRANCH! nue.They were also able to Meet nd the Sadlers Wells Ballet JOUR various staff members of the club \u201cPhe Silver Whi ! and talk about their children\u2019s ac- e c the.piste us proven tivities while attending the organ- one o e most popular MRT of- ization.ferings of the current season.The ANK OF ON 1 REAL Chairman of the evening was play has been hailed by public - Donald Ross, a past-president of and p ed a oS being re ane the best \u2019 , dt.planned and executed productions .Canadas Prot Bank Le amount: Rotary Club nd the MRT has offered recently.; thi , y Boys Clu Thomas McBride, Vernis Chris- 18 year.tie, Louis Burggraf and Remer BRANCHES In WESTMOUNT to serve you .Henry have the lead roles.A cast .Westmount Branch, Greene & Western Aves.: Mrs.Jos.Gariepy Died ier Prev A 4 WILLIAM AL JAGRSON, Manager At Her Residence Here ward Wilson, Janet Campbell to Claremont Ave.& Sherbrooke St: a ! : >! te JOHN E.L.HOLLYER, Manager Mrs.Ursule Clement Garie Sally Starke, Winifred Dennis, .PY Alfred and Beryl Dann, with NIE - died at her residence, 876 Redfern Charles Miller, John Fowler, Mel- it NADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 4847 [2Yenue Westmouni, on -Mursday |vin Cochrane, Lawrence Carlin | 3 Ço RKING WITH CA Ps at the age of 73 years.and Aubrey Boyd in the support q vus i 0025 i Her husband, the late Joseph roles.| Gariepy predeceased her some| \u201cThe Silver Whistle\u201d is directed \u2019 di years ago.by Mildred Mitchell with settings : - Funeral service was held on|by Hans Berends.The production y Monday from St.Leon's Church, |is under the general supervision ; Westmount, of Doreen Lewis.I pes - Lune rer \u201c1 re CEE re ma er TRES ET \"Crisis\" Starts At Monkland Saturday José Ferrer has a temporary advantage over Cary Grant in a \u201c suspense-packed moment from \u201cCrisis,\u201d new M-G-M drama starting Saturday at the Mônkland Theatre.The cast also features Paula Raymond, Signe Hasso, Ramon Novarro, Gilbert - Roland and Leon Ames.THE EXAMINER, One of Hollywood's most popular and versatile actors, Cary Grant, staring in \u201cCrisis,\u201d starts at the Monkland Saturday.Born Archibald Leach (but don\u2019t call him Archie!), in Bristol, England, he'inherited his love of acting from his grandfather, well known on the English stage.As a boy his interest was electricity and while attending Fairfield Academy in Bristol he conceived a new theatrical lighting effect.He took his idea to the manager of the Princess Theater in Bristol and was permitted to install and operate it, This association with theatrical people aroused his interest in acting and when he was still in his teens, he ran away from home to join the Bob Pender Acrobatic Troupe.It was a group which specialized in eccentric dancing, stilt-walking and clown routines.Four weeks later, his father took him home.For a year and a half, he resumed his studies and TWO NEW ROLES John Payne will soon \u2018be seen in: two new Technicolor adventure pictures for Pine-Thomas.The first will be \u201cTripoli,\u201d opposite Maureen O'Hara and the second Will be \u2018Passage West\u201d with Den-' nis O'Keefe and Arleen Whelan.\u201cSPUD\u201d ORIGIN The word \u201cspud\u201d for potatoss comes from an old organization called \u201cSociety for the Prevention of Unwholesome Diet.\u201d Bob Hope Comedy and Thriller Start at Westmount on Sunday Bob Hope one of the nation\u2019s top comedians opens this Sunday at the Westmount Theatre in Paramount\u2019's \u201cFancy Pants.\u201d Costarred with Lucille Ball, his \u201cSorrowful Jones\u2019 sparring partner.In color by Technicolor, the pic- LOCK JUMP MAN 7 0, eo LL THE HOTTEST BAND MORTH OF DIXIE BB RANDOLPH & 8 Kom 5 ŒÇ MARGARET Lockw 5 Complete Stage Shows Saturday and Sunday EVILLE 5 =\u201d STAGE SHOW AT: 4.00 - 7.00 - 10.00 Wigre, 8; » 1.30 WILLIAM .tevens pianist plateau hall february 2nd $1.00 - $1.50 .Tesonsse jniernational concerts & artists: & Willis Gilles Julien, manager EX.5798 MODERN \u2014 SQUARE © PRIZES EVER YONE ADMISSION: 50c per person The Young Adults of WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.Present Their Annual .SWEETHEART DANCE e REFRESHMENTS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9th \u2014 8.30 P.M.4585 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST \u2014 NOVELTY DANCES WELCOME WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.Phone: GL.3916 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1951 Cary Grant Stars in \u201cCrisis Begining at Monkland Saturday the screen revealing the star is \u201cMr.Robert Hope (formerly known as Bob).\u201d This is followed by a close-up of him adjusting a monocle to his eye and imperiously warning the audience against eating popcorn during his performance.From then on everything goes.Portraying a gentleman's gentleman who finds himself very much out of place in a rough, | tough cattle town, Hope is every inch the swaggering, lovable coward whenever danger threatens.And scripters Edmund Hartmann and Robert O'Brien have had it threaten often.Part of the time\u2019 Bob is called upon to impersonate\u2019 a British earl, and in that capacity he meets President Theodore Roosevelt, played by John Alex-' ander.Miss Ball is the daughter of, the family for which Hope serves as butler, and she dislikes him\u2019 almost as much as does her father, \u2018 Jack Kirkwood.Only socially am-' bitious Lea Penman is pleased with the addition of \u2018a \u201cfancy pants\u201d to her household.However, | when Bob, armed only with a selt- j zer bottle and a pair of speedy legs, stands up to two-gun Bruce | Cabot, he wins Lucille\u2019s love and laughter from the audience.ADDED ATTRACTION \u201c711 Ocean Drive,\u201d starring Edmond O'Brien and Joanne Dru | is the added attraction.Through special permission of the Depart- ' ment of the Interior, cast and crew of the Columbia Pictures\u2019 release, worked on and in the Boulder Dam for the exciting fi-' nale of this expose of America\u2019s | $8,000,000,000 gambling syndicate and its hoodlum empire.Not only is Boulder Dam the biggest \u201cprop\u201d ever to be used in a picture; it also is the most expensive.It took 5 years to build at a cost of $143,000,000.The dam weighs 6,900,000 tons, contains more than 5,000,000 barrels of cement and 45,000,000 pounds of reinforced steel.All the construction material would fill & solid city block to a height taller than the Empire State Building.O'Brien and Miss Dru engage in a thrilling chase with pursuing police through the fantastic interior of the structure, bringing to the screen the inner workings never before seen by the public, A weird maze of tunnels more than 500 feet below the surface; the gigantic generators which produce 1,835,000 horsepower; huge, whirling turbine shafts; immense pipe galleries that carry the water; endless corridors and.an escape hatch with the tallest \u2018stairway in the world all come to ture gets off to a funny start when the credits are flashed on\u2019 then ran away again to rejoin Pender.Knowing his son's heart was set on the theater, the elder.Leach allowed him to remain with the troupe.The future film star specialized in knockabout comedy and, when the company sailed for New York City to appear at the famed Hippodrome in 1920, he PAGE FHINTEEN went along.Grant's first film appearance was in \u201cThis Is the Night,\u201d which starred Lily Damita, and he then appeared opposite Mae West in several pictures.His first starring appearance was made with Irene Dunne in \u201cThe Awful Truth\u201d in 1937.Grant's most recent films are \u201cI Was a DMale War Bride,\u201d \u201cEvery Girl Should Be Married,\u201d \u201cMr.Blandings Builds His Dream House,\u201d \u201cThe Bishop's Wife\u201d and \u201cThe Bachelor and the Eobby Soxer.\u201d ( never happened to the WEST.before \u2026 THIS \u2014 \"THREE LITTLE WORDS,\u201d color by Techaicolor Also \"SHADOW ON THE WALL\" FILMED UNDER ARMED a POLICE PROTECTION.THIS PICTURE WAS © MADE WITH A GUN pop HITS BACK! sar0g EDMOND JOANNE O'BRIEN DRU | \u201cBar Xeilog-Dorthy Patrick À Starting SUNDAY! TODAY and SATURDAY! BUT- There's menace in the meonlight .there's danger in the paradise where Cary and his lovely bride came fer a carefree holiday! Gay Roma Ein n A Story of the Heart .told from the Heart! IDA LUPINO presents 'YOUNG LOVERS' starring SALLY FOREST MONKLAND - GIROBARD DE 9701 \"the screen for the first time.\"THE HAPPY YEARS\" COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR also \u201cTHE SKIPPER SURPRISED HIS WIFE\" PAGE FOURTEEN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2% 1951 Loyola Seniors Edge Out St.Leo\u2019s WIN-SUM INN oO Has moved to ST.SAUVEUR DES MONTS È 21 attractive bedrooms, running water in all \u2014 some with private bath.Every room steam-heated and with fully automatic sprinkler and alurm system.Large lounge, delightful view on all sides \u2014 excellent meals end \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 3382 Westmount Basketballers To Play RMC Tomorrow Westmount High School Senior | \u201cA\u201d Basketball team will play the first of two exhibition games against Royal Military College, Kingston, juniors at the West- mount High gymnasium.The second game will be played in Kingston in the near future.; ELGIN Age 7 e EXCELLENT FOOD L The Ideal Spot for a Boy a \u201ceo LOG CABINS AND TENTS i\u201c | © ALLROUND SPORTS PROGRAM \"DAILY FRENCH CONVERSATIONAL PERIOD\" Fer Full Information, Write P.O.Box 131, Station L, Montreal CAMP to 15 VN of he Machi Rubber: Ta LI On* Y Wheels 6170 Sherbrooke St.West You save tires with eo Visuoliner check-up! You're wasting expensive rubber in every mile you drive with wheels that ere out of alignment.Our Visueliner, becouse it mognifies olign- ment foults 8 or more times, permits us to make corrections thet are accurate to @ hoir's breedth.Best of ol, you cen see a graphic picture of your alignment condition before, during and ofter correction rubber end add to your sefety and comfort by spending © few minutes in our shop for 6 Visueliner check.Hodge Bros.LUA.\"Your West End Ford and Monarch Dealer\u2019 _ you KNOW thet it's right, Save (Corner Grand Boulevard) WA.1175 * The Pillar By GEORGE COCHRANE POST SPORT STORIES Why people squander their pecunia on all types of advertise- ment-packed magazines when, for one quarter of an inflated dollar, they can buy a pocket book remains for this reporter one of the unsolved mysteries of contemporary America.Consider, for sake of example, the amount of top notch reading one finds in \u201cThe Saturday Evening Post Sport Stories\u2019, an anthology of the best in Post sports fiction edited by Red Smith, the internationally renowned columnist of the New York Herald Tribune.Here is a tome which every sports fan should add to -his library immediatement, sine mora and right away.It's a book that you pick up for a browse and can't put down even to listen to Amos \u2018n\u2019 Andy.Ring Lardner leads off the volume with two baseball stories about the semi-literate Danny and his mentally undernourished girlfriend Jessie.Lardner is a name that will live for a long time in the realm of sports fiction but editor Smith could have in this (Continued on page 15) > Westmounters Foiled By Brilliant Goalkeeping Last Sunday at Loyola's antiquated arena, the Academy Seniors were edged out 2 to 1 by a Loloya squad that was held together by the brilliant goalkeeping of Bob Jodoin.The Westmounters deserved a better fate as they dominate® the play, with the exception of the first few minutes of the game.The game was played under x trying conditions, as the Saints found the poorly lit, badly marked ice surface of the narrow rink a handicap, to their passing ganre, Loyola went two goals up in the very first minute of play and it took the Academy crew until the third period to solve the brilliant goalkeeping of Jodoin.Tommy St.James scored for St.Leo's with* Ray Losito setting up the play on a goalmouth pass.Ray Losito, Tommy St.James, Neil Walsh and, Buster Smart played strong games for St.Leo's, with Losito particularly effective in breaking up Loyola's plays before they hit the blue line.Claude Sawyer steadied down after two fast goals eluded him, to turn in a good gome in goals.Sport Shorts St.Leo's and Loyola represent quite a paradox.Loyola with an Arena that is,far off the regulation requirements of St.Leo's home ice at Lachine Arena have been fortunate in having all their games scheduled at home, while St.Leo's have.not one solitary home game on their ice at La- chine Arena.St.Leo's feel, and with justification, they have been badly shortchanged by the sched- ude committee.Eligible for Junior Claude Sawyer, Tommy St.James, Peter Grant and Tommy Grant, four members of St.Leo's seniors, who were on the starting line-up at Loyola last Sunday, are Westmount Ski Club Enjoying Good Year SKI MOVIES Next Tuesday evening, February 6th, the members will have the opportunity to see some excellent Eaves during the winter Olympics at St, Moritz.Members are urged to bring along any friends who are interested.Don\u2019t forget, at Westmount Y.M.CA.at 8.153 p.m.i TASCHEREAU RAC The following members are entered in the Annual Taschereau downhill race being held at Mont T Susan Christmas, Beverley Christmas, Patsy Scott, Bernard Flanagan, Robert Owens, Donald Henchy,* : TUESDAY movies taken by Rhoda Wurtele E, FEBRUARY 4th remblant this Sunday: June Evely, Ted Earl, Ralph Pugh, Barry Dowling, Sandy Edmison, Ney Gordon, Jan Smith, Rudy Dollfuss, John Sosnkowski, Brian Gregor- Pearse, Raymond de Broun, Ron- ¥ - hes j .wes Fo i- CT = ~ NTT - J ~~ .Jou deserve ald Pickering, Ronald Williams, Graham Watt, Robert Gilmour, Gerald Gilmour, Robert Reid, Kenneth Falconer, Barry St.Pierre, William Fuller and Paul Reaper.Chatter Bernie Flanagan back from Aspen, Colorado and other points west, now sporting a new convertible \u2014 hurt his foot while practicing slalom at Harvey Clifford's slalom school at Chalet Cochand but not enough to keep him off skis \u2014 best wishes to Gordie Cut- tle and Marilyn Spencer who are taking the big step next week, getting married so that they can be chaperones at the clubhouse \u2014 congratulations to June Evely who won the Ladies Class.\u201cC\u2019\u201d\u2019 Downhill at Ste.Agathe last weekend \u2014 speedy recovery is hoped for Jocelyn Stevens who will be in bed for a couple of weeks after a dislocation of the hip at Ste.Agathe \u2014 John Hyland headed for the U.S.army, will be missed by all, particularly the Mont Gabriel Ski Patrol \u2014 Bob and Gerry Gilmour placing well up in the standing at Ste.Agathe \u2014 Barbara Pickering, Alleen Gilmer and Daphne Pinhey send greetings from Calgary \u2014 Harold Bakke, Bjorn Malm, Dick Knudsen, Liv Einrem all back in Norway \u2014 Allan Andrew holidaying in Switzerland.Slalom Practice Competitors who wish to receive coaching in Slalom by Harvey Clifford are asked to get in touch with Bernard Flanagan at EL.9180.- all elibigle for Junior school competition, ; The Bantams came through with their first league victory last week at Lachine Arena, when they wal- lopped a helpless Lower Canada team, 12 to 0.Grant Gill scored three goals, Mike Dodman two and Wayne Hibbard two to lead the scoring in the route of L.C.C.St.Leo's now boasts of eight Pee Wee hockey teams.This is a record number of teams and are divided into two sections with four outfits in each seotion.Since the departure of Jimmy McCormick, the City of Westmount have gone down in their hockey organization and St.Leo's who used to enjoy good Bantam competition are now faced with trying to salvage some measure of competition from a lopsided league.Defeat McGee In an exhibition game at La- chine Arena last Saturday, McGee Bantams were upset 5 to 4 by the Academy, Bantams.Wayne Hib- bard notched two goals.Doug Lindley made his start in the senior nets as an understudy for Claude Sawyer and held La- chine High to three goals in a three-all exhibition game at La- chine last Saturday.Earlier in the week, St.Leo's romped toa 4to 1 victory over the Lachine sexett.Buster Smith came out of a prolonged scoring slump, to score two goals last week in the game against Lachine High.Talking about scoring slumps, Tommy Grant and John Foy are long overdue for a few goals.Joe St.James has his Pee Wee Greens flying out in front in the schools Pee Wee A section.Joe at present is on the sidelines on the senior team suffering from a chipped bone in his ankle.A tough luck guy, Joe was playing a good defence game when forced out of the line-up.Drugstore Cowboys Every coach has an aversion to the type of athlete known as the \u201cDrugstore Cowboy.\u201d It is like a plague, you never know when it is going to strike a team.The Bantam team has a few of this brotherhood of phonies to handicap the team spirit, while these fancy Dans strut around in the latest fashions imposing themselves on a fine school spirit- asking for everything, giving nothing.Pierre Leger, went on a scoring rampage in the Pee Wee Circuit, to \u2018score five goals for the Reds, in the teams 5 to 3 win over the Greys.Gerry Ramsey, the silent captain of the Q.A.H.A.Bantams, showed his mates that deeds are louder that words, when he scored three goals in his teams 8 to 1 win over Unity Club.In the Pee Wee B section, Jean Carrier has his Canadians at the top, with two straight wins.Flash: got his skates sharpened for 1951.Paul Ramsey, already in training for the boxing season, so Spring can't he far off.The popular Paul should be in great shape when the season opens in six weeks, St.Leo's dressing room at Loyola last Sunday resembled the main lobby of the Mt.Royal Hotel at a Rotary convention.Traffic was heavy and St.Leo's were forced to share their cramped quarters with another team and a half dozen youngsters, until the : traffi> jam was cleared up; :.> +; _- dE RR M TES ce Coach Andy McGillis, - Od gh Vt ESL NSD ie bl) WE WR tty 5e eh bgt BT oh ERO NE 8 = Sud a ChE | Rat NON?WHAM LAO dB OS In the most exciting, thrill- packed basketball game ever played on a W.H.S.floor in many a year, Ron Sharpe\u2019s Senior \u2018A\u2019 Hoop-la characters put up a final two-minute sustained attack to eke out a suspenseful win.over a highly rated H.S.M.quintet 33-32.This.was an important win for the locals as they had lost 2 and only won one and Montreal's Jonas- ¢oached team have not lost any to date and have also beaten Loyola 58-34 since last Friday's chiller at Westmount, Playing the regularly scheduled league game as part of W.H.S.'s annual Athletics Night at The Junior High Gym, the local lads put on a brilliant display of close- checking and fast breaking basketball such as, according to the refs, has been seen only in the past about twenty or so years ago when 25 was considered very high score! At the end of the first quarter the tally was 4-3 in Westmount\u2019s favour; at the half, 15-14 for the Purple and White; at 3; time; 26-22 in the locals\u2019 favour! The last frame was by far the best as both teams kept the fairly crowded gallery on their toes and screaming with suspense with the visitors scoring ten points to W.H.S.'s 7 in a vain attempt at overpowering the high-flying Westies.Ian \u2018Stretch\u2019h McIntos was the individual hero of the game as his cool-headed and calculated playing saved the game for Westmount and garnered for himself 12 tallies.Tony Skinner and Doug Reed each sank seven points with Buddy .Naismith, Nelson Creamer and - Mitch Klein scoring 4, 2 and 1 re- CHOCO HOS er ® 0 0.spectively.Buddy Naismith broke e 8 tie at one time by sinking a b= back-flip shot from a yard outside the opposition\u2019s ten second in lire! Andy Cote sparked the team iy defensively as he was put out a- in the third quarter for having a 5 penalties after stopping many a- sure goals for H.S.M.! he Hockey Team Win 1 Last Tuesday saw the Senior 2 hockey team turn up with their 0- first win of the season which was vo followed by a 105s to D'Arcy Mc- ne Gee this Tuesday, January 30, by ng the similar score of 3-2.West- ny mount\u2019s goals came in the 2nd ng and 3rd periods, the first one being a heautiful effort by Chuck Baillie ee from a letter-perfect pass by Fred he Hofman at the blue line.at Charlie skated in'on Jim Wong he of the Double Blue and let go of p- gh od The Pillar.of (Continued from Page 14) reviewer's opinion, picked some- to thing better than these.he But the feeling of disappoint- a ment gives way to one of com- is plete satisfaction as you swing |, n- into the story of the second author 1s .represented, Frank O'Rourke.di- Titled \u201cThe Greatest Victory\u201d this se is an unusual type of baseball he yarn that pulls at the heart m- strings in an irrestible way.For it- our dwindling supply of money, 10- it's best story in a book that is filled with good stories.ng \u2018There are a dozen other authors it, listed in the table of contents and ds, it comes as a bit of a surprise to he find some of them associated with nt sports fiction.There is, for ex- ns, ample, John P.Marquand, whose re deft touch embellishes a lively ed horse racing yarn.Then there's 1 Corey Ford, a gentleman whose byline is usually attached to who- an dunits.James Thurber, the eccen- he tric whose antics are frequently .chronicled in the jokes section of lis, « the Reader's Digest, contributes 51, another baseball yarn entitled ng \u201cYou Could Look It Up\u201d, a tale ng that occasionally tickles the funny lar bone but more often irritates one pe with the necessity of slicing six through dialect to get at the at meaning.the Talbert Josselyn, a full time tel sports fictioneer whose work has fic enlivened the pages of all types of ere magazines from the roughest pulp ped to the smoothest slick, scores with ia an earthy tale of the prize ring, the \u201cSecond Wind,\u201d the story of a Chas middleweight who.came - back- \u201c W.H.S.Hoopsters Beai Montreal High in Thriller a backhander from close quarters which never left the îce! Speedy Bob Forrest tied the game up halfway \u2018through the last\u2019 period on a rebound by Baillie after Mel Reece had taken it from one end to the other and.thereforé also earning an assist.The third period of this game was by far the best ever put on by W.H.S.'s Seniors and if they had just tightened up a little.more after the tieing counter, McGee would not have deflected in that goal with 25 seconds to play! Other McGee scores came in the first period when Westmount was obviously playing a slow, defensive game.No penalties for W.H.S.; two for Bro.Paul's sextet.; Friday Flips: À dance was held THE EXANINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1951 following the- Athletics displays, which didn't turn out to everyone\u2019s full satisfaction, however ., Nick Neïland, Pete Howey, Don Bishop, Ollie Lank, Doug Sellar and Paul Murphy were the fancy gymnasts whose act worked well that nite : .à certain supply room at the gym serving double duty at the dance!\u2014a litle faster with that spot, fellas; \u201cwho-ha!\u201d .Pat \u201cWhoops\u201d Earl couldn't seem to stay on her feet in the girl's b\u2019ball game \u2014 and speaking of Pat, she certainly disproves the old saying, sweet sixteen, Sour \u2018You know Mwhat\u2019; from \"all reports, since Sunday, she's still as sweet as ever! , .Monday and Tuesday tales: There is definitely an alarming lack of interest in high school hockey these days as there were only two .girls at the Forum on Tuesday, nobody at all on Mon- dsy! .How about giving both, the Juniors and Seniors, a great deal more support.Avenue Stars Bantams Defeat Unity Boy\u2019s 7-1 Every group in the Westmount Hockey Leagues is now operating at full swing with 18 teams playing in all groups.In last week's Bantam (A) games Ave.Stars and St.Leo's kept their winning ways with Ave.defeating Unity 7-1 and St.Leo's winning from Panthers by default.Grey and Betto each picked up three scoring points for Stars, On Tuesday evening at Western Ave.St.Leo's handed Unity a \u20185-2 trimming on Guilfoyle's hat trick.Jago and Morrison completed the scoring for St.Leo's and Loiselle and Lonsdale scored for Unity.Hawks, Warriors Tie Three games were played in Bantam (B).Black Hawks and Warriors played to a 2-all tie Robinson, with two goals, led Comets to a 3-1 win over Eagles and in the return game Eagles bounced back to trim Comets 5-1.In the Intermediate section Ave.Stars shut-out R.M.R.10-0 Bourassa picked up two goals and an assist, Turner two goals and an assist and Wolfe two goals and an assist while Lomasnery, McCarthy and Cotter each got two points with a goal and an assist.In the other game Aces handed Panthers a 10-2 lacing on Jack McKissock\u2019s 5 goals and three assists and L.McDonald's two goals and an assist.P.Ingram and M.Barnard scored for Panthers.In the interlocking Midget-Ju- -venile schedule Raiders Midget and Panthers Midget played to a three all tie with Boachard get- |- ting two goals for Panthers.In the double-header at Queens School on Tuesday night Panthers Juvenile beat Ave.Stars Juveniles 4-3 in the nightcap the table turned when Ave.Stars Midget defeated Panthers Midget 4-3.Simms turned in a good effort for the Ave.Stars Juvenile team with two goals and an assist.Intermediate W.L.D.F.A.Pts Ave.Stars 2 0 0 24 0 4 Aces .2 00 17 3 4 Panthers .010 2 10 0 RMR.0 20 1170 RCAF, .0 1 0 0 14 ¢ Midget Juvenile Panthers Juv.1 0 ¢ 4 3 2 Ave, Stars Mid, .1 0 0 4 3 2 Panthers Mid.0 1 1 6 7 1 Raiders Mid.001 3 31 Ave, Stars Juv.0 1 0 3 4 0 Bantam (B) Eagles .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.21110 55 Comets .111 8 10 3 Warriors .0 63 6 6 3 Black Hawks .011 3 61 Bantam (A) Ave.Stars .4 00 3 38 St.Leo's .40015 4 8 y 4 0 24 0 e defaulted their last.Panthers .Cee 0 2 0 two games, from the dead to recapture the world's title.\u2018William Fay contributes a sensitive combination of humour and frustration in \u201cThe May Who Sank the Navy,\u201d while Pete Martin, who devotes* most of his time to chronicling the doings of Hollywood's thespians, collaborates with Harry Stuhldreher to provide a football story that is jest a little different.There are others but by this time we trust that you have the idea.If you're a real sports fan, you probably got the idea long before you reached this final paragraph and have already nipped down to the nearest cigarette counter and picked up your copy of Post Sport Stories.If so, here's wishing you happy reading.dh.K Fast, Free Delivery Service CHAD'S 1855 St.Catherine St.West {Near St.Mark) Fl.3595 Someone's enjoying a { WHITE CAPALE ASK FOR FRONTENAC WHITE CAP - the ate thar ll an el PAGE FIFTEEN The Dawn of a New Day in Car Service BLUE BONNETS\u2019 \\ V.will guarantee every new car or truck purchased from us against defective operation for a period of 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 LN J 7965 DECARIE BOULEVARD, MONTREAL, ATLANTIC 1164 DISTRIBUTORS N.R.Bégin, President reper er meme a pes ee en riety Lire CT SESE DV TE de ns Ma et = Le ee rt a MT J ri PAGE SIXTEEN Edwin P.Christmas, win has completed a quartec c«atury in the insurance business, has now formed his own Insurance Agency and will continue to transact all classes of insurance.Mr.Christmas has been employed by Messrs.R.Campbell Brown £ Co, Ltd, for the past several years and will continue to be associated with that firm.He will be located in the same office as before, Temple Emanu-El Sabbath scrvices toulgit, ruary 2 at 8:15.Dr.speak on \u2018The Humanitarian Laws of Israel.\u201d Tomo.row morning, February 3, 11:30: sermon- ette: \u201cAnd a Stranger Shait Thou Not Oppress.\u201d Installation of Officers Feb- At the service this Sahhath Eve, | the newly elected officers and trustees of the Temple Board will be installed by Dr.Stern, conducting a special ritual for titis occasion.Following thea service there will be an Oneg Shabhat and reception in the Temple Community House.The hoard of trustees and their wives will he hosts to the members of the congregation.Sisterhood | Executive board meeting, Tuesday.February 6, 12:30 pa., Temple Community House, Mrs.Jack Freedman will preside.Sisterhood prograiu \u2014meëting dessert Juncheon, Tuesday, February 13, 1:30 p.m, Tempi2 Community House.Sisterliood sewing PLAY Lar wsemess paca \u2018| ada, a gift of important books on call day Monday for Israel under Stern will, lated for the twenty-fourth annual YOUR PART Pe r\u2014 ar date for the contest is March 15th.\u2019 Books written by recognized.> authorities in Great Britain and 1 the United States are included.\u2019 Subjects range from such titles as to the libraries in\u2019 Canada\u201d states Westmount Public Library Be sbi be Horse Strolls retary of the Canadian Library p ing within reach of forty public A milkman frantically searched ¥ and university libraries to acquaint .40 other public and university ical works as \u201cVision in Motion.\u201d manent collection on Industrial Were recovered by Westmount libraries in Canada, has received The Canadian Library Associa- Design.\u201d Police.industrial art and on design in Ths action of the National In-|an organization has made a na- |disappeared from the intersection Ï manufactured products.So that| dustrial Design Committee is tional survey of library holdings in |of Sherbrooke Street and North- books, they are being given to libraries, on the advice of the Na- > UE NN 3 ES AE BR NN BR EN SE CE AS N | - - sponsoring a contest with prizes of $10,000 for better designs in be possible for hundreds of aspir- , ing designers who wish to enter develop functional designs of con- i Get that necessary lift with TORINO GOOD temporary merit,\u201d states Donald.FOOD.On your trip this week-end take trial Design Committee.Closing * SMOKED MEAT - (Pastrami Style) THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 4951 Association.\u201cIt gives an equal To Westmount *- opportunity to dll competitors liv- 1 OI for his horse and waggon this The Westmount Public Library \u201cSelf-Training for Industrial De-| themselves with basic books in the week d didn't rela PE th this week, in company with some signers\u201d to such advanced theoret- field.It enriches the library's per- and didn't relax un ey from the-National Gallery of Can- tion is co-operating by assisting \u201cThis is the first time in the| Eddy Peterson, 1965 \"Wellington in the distribution of this material.history of Canadian Libraries that Street, said the horse and waggon Canadians living in industrial unique in two ways, in the history its field in order to complete lib- [cliffe Avenue in N.D.G.while he areas may have access to these of competitions and in assistance rary collections.was making a delivery.tional Industrial Design Committee, Ottawa, which is at present 1 | i wood and aluminum products.A K x x N \u201cAs a result of this gift, it will this contest to obtain the back- Demands ENERGY! ground information they need to .W.Buchanan of Ottawa, who is secretary of the National Indus- \u201clong convenient cans of tasty snacks .ah ; ® SUGAR CURED HAM ® RiB ROAST BÉEF © FRANKFURTERS- e OX TONGUE the chairmanship of Mrs.Joseph Cooper.| Brotherhood Board Meeting On Monday evening, February 5 i at 8:15 p.m., the Temple Brotherhood Executive Board meets under i the chairmanship of Nathan Bing.At this time plans will be formu- .Always ask for LT TORINO GOOD FOOD 890 JEAN TALON W.CA.0611 \u2014 GR.6853 program in observance of Jewish ON SALE AT YOUR FAVOURITE GROCERY music month in the Religious | School Assemblies.Parents wish- kh 2 SIN 0 R E F R I GE R A T I 0 N N E CE S S A R Y ing to attend are most cordially 4a ESE SE\" E_-H EEE EEESESE.S.-.SIN BUILDING CANADA'S DEFENCES fellowship meeting which is sche- | duled to take place Wednesday i evening, February 28.Program of Music | Miss Ruth Kobart, talented 24- {| year-old soprano star and out- | standing naarator-recitalist of the I contemporary Jewish stage, brings ! her program \u2018Let's Sing With [ Ruth Kobart\u201d to Temple Emanu- El on Saturday and Sunday morning, February 10 and 11.Miss Kobart will present her \u20ac La H.M.C.S.Donnacona AIR MECHANICS ETC.The Navy will train YOU ¢ N as a specialist.Get §