The Westmount examiner, 9 mars 1951, vendredi 9 mars 1951

[" The Examiner Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis à presse | [e\u2014\u2014 VOL.XXII, No.10 \u2018OPPOSE CENTRAL SCHOOL PLAN Rotary International President at Unity Boy's Club Lowere d Stan dar d 3 Seen Possibility | If Move Is Made = | Objection to the proposal which would place Westmount Schools under the Central Board, has been raised by some citizens who contend that the standard of education possibly might suffer and that incorporation of the local schools into the central system might be a wedge leading to Montreal taking over Westmount.The Westmount School Commission over the past years has come i = to the position where it has gained for itself an enviable record on the Island.During the last four years the matriculation results of West- RY mount High School has been the highest.Reason for this record of \\ the commission's five schools, Westmount High, Westmount Junior gi High, Roslyn, Kings and Queens Ch WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1951 PRICE 3 CENTS i or Sms IEE Ei is said to he the smallness of the | units into which it is divided.In the Westmount system Roslyn.Queens and Kings Schools.| with grades one to six.feed into: the Junior High, turn | sends students on to grades 10, | 11 and 12 in the, Senior High ! Broken up like this, with smaller schools and smaller classes, each student receives much individual which in * x | Sherbrooke St.| To Be Widened, | Zone Changes It was announced Wednesday by Westmount Citv Manager.T.J.Hughes, that Sherbrooke Street is Ç to be widened between Clarke attention.: Avenue and Roslyn Avenue.Cons- | .Letter On Subject | truction will begin soon.It's a big moment tor Johnny Black, 9, as he ing on is Frank Kenwood, president of the etter ee | The City Manager also said g so s: .presents a life membership card Boy's Club of Westmount to the president of for the Unity Rotary International, Arthur Lagueux.Look- - the Unity Boy\u2019s Club is one.liam F.Dawson, 78 Somerville .i * _\u2014_\u2014 Avenue, gives her viewpoint on the \u2018 the en.As toa, 2s Spring i ; *- *.proposed change in the Westmount an ie streels are dry signs wi : \"Pedestrians Educated In - Police Move At.Westmount's busiest intersection an experiment has heen in progress for the last seven days.At the heart of this traffic-clogged area a course in civilian education is being carried out.The instructor is Constable E, Jameson, of the Westmount Police.Pedestrians in future will have to obey the red light.Constable Jameson has been stationed there\u2019 to help jav-walkers get into the habit of crossing at the right time.The recent changes in the tram traffic make the intersection an important transfer point.This means thousands of additional people will cross the streets at the height of the rush hours to catch their connections.Constable Jameson reports the pedestrian education is advancing.\u201cThere are still a few who don't get the idea of what we are trying to do,\u201d he said, but added most people are getting the hang of it.Generally speaking, he stated, the majority of the offenders are elderly follk with canes and housewives with parcels.Some of these International President Of Rotary At Unity Club President of Rotary International, Arthur Lagueux, paid a visit to the Unity Boys\u2019 Club, 1090 Greene avenue, Tuesday during which he was presented with a life membership in the club.He was greeted by officials of the Westmount Rotary Club, which sponsors the Unity Boys\u2019 Club, and spent some time inspecting the various facilities provided for youth's work and play.It was a big moment for han- tam- member Johnny Black, age 9, and youngest member of the club, when he presented -Mr.Lagueux with a life membership card to Unity Boys\u2019 Clur.During his visit to the handicraft Toom he was presented .a leather key case made By Sarah Isene, one of the bantam girls group.The presentation was made on her behalf by Sandra Pickup.Other departments visited were the mair games room, the shower and locker rooms, the gymnasium, where a game of floor hockey was in progress; and the club games room on the second floor, where Miss M.Dalme was conducting a people have inferred to Constable Jarieson that they are too old to learn.The children, he says, have to be watched the closest.Some of them think it a8 game to try.to sneak across.\u201cYou have got to I group in folk dancing.Mr.Lagueux also saw the sewing and dolltown groups at work under the direction of Mrs.S.| Wakely, Miss Robertson and Miss 1 Lawson.The wood-working department evoked the interest of Westmount Rotary Club.Mr.Lagueux was in the city visiting Rotary Club projects of which In a letter te the editor of the Westmount Examiner, Mrs.Wil- schools.\u2018The Westmount and Outremont Schools have not heen under the Montreal Central School Board except to pay the school taxes levied in those cities into the cen- and Allan Moss, executive director of the club.Mr.Lagueux was in | for those funds we need for our\u2019 the city visiting various Rotary projects, of which Unity Boys\u2019 | Club is one.under the sponsorship of the Westmount branch.Driver Seriously Injured as Car Hits Safety Zone Thomas Rostrum.49.of 4577 Melrose avenue, N.D.G., was ser- iously injured on Wednesday evening when he collided with the end of the safety zone at the corner \u2018of Wood avénue, Westmount, as he was driving west on Sherbrooke street.~ According to Constable Lauzon of the Westmount Police Department who investigated, the accident occurred at 7:29 p.m.The car, a Hudson Sedan license No.18H - 62 - 1951 Ontario, wus badly damaged by the force of the collision.The license is listed as having been issued in Hamilton, Ont, in the name of The Reliable Colour & Chemical Co., 85 Cannon street, Hamilton.tral pool.and make application schools.\u201cNow it has been proposed that Westmount and Outremont go l under the Central Board comple- tely\u2014that is, funds, administration, regulation of curriculum, rezoning; in other words we would have no entity except that we would maintain a School Board still.\u201cLegislation has already been brought in at Quebec to make this change possible.but Quebec has hastened to let us know that there is no compulsion on West- ; mount to join.However, I understand that the Westmount School Board is planning to join at once.It has been argued that the change will help administration and is desirable.\u201cAlthough I have been interested in Home and School Associations for years, I do not feel that I am in a position to judge the relative advantages and disadvantages of joining the Central Board.That is where your paper could be of great valuc to the citizens in giving the arguments pro and con in this matter.\u201cWhat I do know, however.is that the Westmount Federation of Teachers has passed a resolution against going under the Central Board; that the matriculation traffic is to be allowed to flow by «both sides of all safely zones in be painted directing the drivers to do so.The sidewalks between Clarke and Metcalfe along Sherbrooke, - which is 48 feet wide at present, \u2018are going to be pushed back an : Additional 10 feet.Between Met- calfe and Roslyn the street will be widened five feet.\u2019 Mr.Hughes gave assurance that the beauty of this strip of the street will not be marred.In the course of construction nearly all the trees will be preserved.On the South side of the street between Clarke and Metcalfe, he pointed out, the curb will be pushed back to the trees and the sidewalk will arc around them.| On the North side of this section, the sidewalk will be placed | behind the trees, and the curb will be in front.The space between the sidewalk and curb will be filled in with a bituminous material.From Metcalfe to Roslyn on the North side of Sherbrooke Street the sidewalk will be renewed.and Metcalfe on the South side the same change will be effected as in the strip between Clarke and Metcalfe on the North side.When the streets are dry, Mr.Hughes said.the city is going to mark the pavement around the safety zones at Wood, Green, Victoria.Clarke and Claremont Avenues.A sign will be painted on the islands facing the traffic to direct it around both sides.Twin converging lines extending 30 feet back of the plate form will be painted on the pave- In this section between Roslyn oncoming SIAL an ame ali ait cad de sat LE ; à Pia AI MAL Ne arn LHR.me Lt EPR OIE wee \u201cAL sl on LIA À Les me E Md pay Spe le TL RT I à asie dec à te re i oe A TIELITINS case ME CESSE aad - I =» - a LE andl area es Ee , keep your temper and teach them the visitors when they saw the| It is believed that Rostrum is a |results in Westmount Schools ment.vit ie a serious business.hoys engaged at their work bench- salesman for the Hamilton com- [have been higher than many| This, Mr.Hughes added, will Various Views es making various articles.pany.other schools for a long time; that help alleviate the jams created at .A few of the incredible answers| Mr.Lagueux was greeted by{ The injured man who was semi- [only the point of view of these zones.It will bring the Constable Jameson gets are, \u201cOh officer, I am sorry, I did not know .(Continued on page 5) \u2019 Frank Kenwood, president of the Westmount Rotary; D.B.Ross, president of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club; conscious was removed to the Central Division of the Montreal Gen- \u2018eral Hospital.those anxious to join have been given a very few of the citizens; (Continued on Page 4) streets into more efficient use widening the traffic arteries fro two lanes to three, .as A rien.oan RTP RS AT 02 149] aE LOS NE eae TEENA, ee ~ Anew BE ary AE TAR ~~ mam ae Te Dhar im 1.aa drama TS na ne A FRE My ment dec me A ps mal tL CA rE - .5 .LT dns Are \u2014\u2014z\u2014\u2014 ol , .TER he 0 rE date © PAGE TWU aT a, Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's SUITS HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Our Newest Imported Materials Are Worth Seeing Call and See Mr.Davies who will Give you his Personal Attention .PICCADILLY VALET SERVICE 154 ABBOTT AVE.WI.3205 (Just below St.Catherine) RErre \u201cCHRISTMAS\u201d every day of the year for INSURANCE Edwin D.CHRISTMAS INSURANCE BROKER PL.9488 CL.4519 388 ST.JAMES ST.W.Montreal Marathon Swim A marathon swim will be started Monday, March 12, and will be open to all members in the Boys\u2019 Department as well as those in the Senior Division.Rules governing the swim and information as to how anyone may enter can be secured at the Physical Department Office.Gymnastic Team The Montreal Y.M.C.A.Gymnastic Team continues to work out with the Westmount Gymnasts, and is at present arranging for a home and home competition with nearby Quebec and Ontario Y.M.C.A.'s.They may be seen in action at International \u201cY\u201d tonight, Friday, March 9, at 10 o\u2019clock, in an exhibition for the Teenage Group of the Branch.Life-Saving The next Life-Saving Course will get under way next week.All those wishing to qualify for the Y.M.C.A.Senior and Junior Life- Savers\u2019 Award are asked to submit their names to the Physical Department immediately.Housé League The five top men in the Saturday afternoon Hit-or-Miss Basketball League continue to change positions, with Doug Seller extending his lead to undisputed first place in the scoring race.The top men are as follows: Doug Barrister and Soliciter Office: HA.9238-39 HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Department for the Closing of Estates of Deceased Persons Residence: 4357 Sherbrooke St.West \u2014 GLenview 2177 57 St.James St.West Ambassador Apts, Westmount We Repair All Makes But Recommend the CONNOR-THERMO WASHER 4209 St.Catherine LS Th The \u201cHidden Quality\u201d in every bearing, every shaft and part of your Connor -Thermo Washer, makes this guarantee possible.: SMALL DOWN PAYMENT AND $2.95 WEEKLY THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1951 Y.M.C.A.NOTES Seller, 20 pts, Bruce Robertson, 16, Ian McIntosh, 15, Nelson Creamer and Doug Reed tied with 12 points each.Badminton Club Currently resting on the top rungs of the tournament ladders for Ladies\u2019 and Men's singles are June Owen and Bruce Hunt.Recreational play and challenge games will continue on Tuesday and Friday evenings.Fencing Club The Fencing Club will be hosts to the Province of Quebec Fencing Association again this Saturday night, March 10, for the Class \u201cA\u201d Men's Foil Championships.All eyes of the Club will be on Coach Roland Asselin, who will be competing in the competition.Ladies\u2019 Swim Instruction The Flu has subsided and more women are expected to be out tonight at 7:45, totake advantage of the semi-private lessons offered.Others in the community wishing further information regarding the instruction are asked to call the Physical Department, West- mount Y.M.C.A., at GL.3916.YOUNG ADULT SECTION Young Adult Meeting On Monday there was a general \u2018meeting of the Young Adult Department.Chairman Ernie Hall called on representatives of the different groups to give reports on the activities of their group.The evening's guest was Mr.Arnold Ward, National Young Adult Secretary for the Canadian Y.M.C.A.'s.He ofered many suggestions as to the expansion of our present program, and also pointed out features and trends in other young adult groups across Canada.Mr.Ward also outlined the plans for the North American Centennial Conference at Cleveland this June.Refreshments closed the evening.Ski-Bus \u2014 March 18 On Sunday, March 18, a bus will leave the \u201cY\"\u201d for a day of fresh air and skiing up north.All interested in going are asked to notify the Branch immediately.The trip is open to all members and friends of either the Physical or Young Adult programs.Art Club Interest and enthusiasm is high in the new Art Club recently formed.Instructor Don McBride states that the quality of the work thus far is most encouraging and should be of a high standard by the end of the 10-week course.This group meets every Wednesday from 8 to 10.Square Dance Callers\u2019 School Plans are being formulated to start in the near future a six-week course for aspiring Square Dance Callers.This class will be of particular interest to all church groups and clubs in the community.More information will be forth-, coming when 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for the Mott Company of New Jersey.He acquired the Mott Company and was its.active head until a few years ago when he sold out and retired.A life member of the Montreal Athletic Association, Mr.Wall was a director for many years of Arena Garage.He was also president of the Balsam Lake Fish and Game Club for 20 years, During his business years he was a member of the Engineers Club of Montreal, the National Club of Toronto and the Montreal Board and Dominion Commercial Travellers Association.The body rested at the D.A.Collins funeral home.Mr.Wall is survived by a daughter, Miss Wilhelmina Wall, a sister, Miss Mary Wall, two brothers, Frank Wall of Montreal and Harry Wall of New York, and several nieces and nephews.Mrs.Wall predeceased her husband two years ago.Dean J.S.Thompson Urges Change in Men\u2019s Minds Dr.James S.Thompson, Dean of the Faculty of Divinity, McGill University, said in.Halifax, N.S., on Sunday,.the world's re-arma- ment efforts would bring no lasting peace unless there is a change in the minds of men.Speaking in Fort Massey Church, Dr.Thomson said man- Kind is engaged in a great struggle of ideals and the battle against the forces of evil could not be permanently won on the battlefield.?W.H.S.Old Boys\u2019 Reunion oy Albert Briggs, President of the Westmount High School Old Boys\u2019 Association, who acted as Chairman at the 16th annual banquet of the association at the Queen\u2019s Hotel last night.The banquet featured the presence of the members of the celebrated Junior Provincial championship hockey team of 1921-1822 and the former Athletics coach of \u2018Westmount High, G.P.Smith, St.Paul Started The Whole Thing Says Rev.Jones Dr.T.W.Jones, minister of Calvary United Church, West- mount, confesses to this one on himself: His daughter is at present in the Philipines and recently ene of the congregation of the church drew his attention to remarks made by the Rev.Jones during a sermon, Said the worshipper: \u201cPastor, it is easy to see what is on your mind, because the other Sunday you referred to the Epistle of St.Paul to the Philipines.\u201d The minister recalls that he quoted from the Epistle to the Phillipians on the Sunday in question.i orogram of the weekly Square \u201cDance Club that meets every | Tuesday.The course is tentatively | set to start in early April and .end in mid-May.| + Shamrock Shuffle \u2014 March 16 | Friday, March 16, is the annual St.Patrick's Dance, being called \u201cShamrock Shuffle.\u201d under Martin McGreer\u2019s chairmanship, is working hard to make it the highlight of the month\u2019s social calendar at Westmount \u201cY\u2019.Plans are being formulated for a full evening of dancing; novelty numbers, prizes, entertainment and refreshments.All members and friends are invited.The Dance Committee will complete their arrangements on Tuesday at 8:00.| | George Leslie Yeoman Died ern Avenue, Westmount, on Friday.+ He was the son of Mr.and Mrs.George Yeoman, The funeral was held on Monday from the Clarke Funeral Home, 5580 Sherbrooke Street West, to id Montreal-Memorial Park.) - .pd LA Less _ SO mE a NS of on ent ne tle the es- \\ \u2018 REPAIRED - REFINISHED .SUPPLIED Hardwood Floors - LAID .FINISHED .CLEANED A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY Free Estimates WESTMOUNT WE.-2323 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET VOL.XXII, No.10 Building, Paving Plans Approved By City Council Westmount City Council, at its meeting on Monday night, decided to go ahead with alterations and additions to the combined police and fire station on Stanton avenue.The City Council approved the letting\u2019 of the contract to Robert Miller Construction Company, and work will start in a few weeks.The architects are Shorey, Ritchie and Douglas.The work, which will take about six months, will include additions to both sections and improvements and modernization on both exterior and interior aspects of the building.The council also approved the repaving and widening of Sherbrooke street from Clarke avenue to Roslyn at a cost of $201,150, thus completing the widening of the whole length of Sherbrooke street in Westmount begun two years ago.Lansdowne avenue from Western avenue to Sherbrooke street will be widened and repaved at a cost of $39,500.Paving of the east side of Victoria avenue from Sherbrooke street 500 feet south will cost $13,100.Summit Circle will be paved from Gordon Crescent to Summit road at à cost of $71,100, and a traffic circle will be built on West- (Continued on Page 4) > AVOID THE EASTER RUSH! 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A LARGE SELECTION OF WATCHES AT PRE-BUDGET PRICES OHMAN'S WE.JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.4046 PAGE THREE Backward ) Children Is Possessed By Schools, Club Told G.H.Penrose, the principal of Roslyn School, told the Westmount Rotary Club Wednesday that the Westmount Schools have a solution for hackward children.He was speaking on a theme appropriated to National Educational Week, \u201cThe First of the Three R\u2019s\u201d.Poor reading, he stated, is responsible for 60 per cent of the failures in school, Mr, Penrose sald these failures happened because the children who are not good readers are unable to understand what is written in their text books, or even the instructions given in their monthly tests.\u201cAlthough some of these reading+- failures are traceable to low intelligence,\u201d he continued, \u201ca fairly large number are due to other factors.\u201d He cited a few of these factors as being ill health, poor vision or hearing, abnormal emotional reactions, poor environment and inappropriate teaching.The fact that in many cases children who have these disabilities still manage to become good readers, he said, points out an underlying factor.\u201cIn the great majority of the cases the start of the difficulties begins with repeated and long absences at the Grade One level.\u201d - Although the child, absent due to various.childhood diseases, misses out on the teaching of a great many new words, the West- mount Schools have a solution to the problem.The solution, Mr.Penrose revealed, is that the teaching day in Grade One lasts from 9-12 am.and the afternoon is left free to give special attention to those who have fallen behind in their work, especially reading.In dealing with the pupil who has missed his early training and finds himself in grade four with a grade one reading ability, Mr.Penrose told the Rotary members the Westmount Schools solve the problem by giving individual or group training under a special teacher.Mr.Penrose was introduced by Frank Sharpe and thanked hy Dr.Frank McNaughton.Frank Ken- wood, president of the branch was in the chair and the visiting guests were introduced by George Beck.STOLE MILK MONEY Charles Parr, age 21, of 1123A D'Argensen street, and Arthur Williams, age 18, of 2329 Rozel street, appeared before Westmount Recorder's Court Wednesday on a charge of stealing milk money on Dorchester street, March 3.Both pleaded guilty.They will appear at a future date.This superb tea guarantees the flavour of every cup SALAD Today's auto repair standards GE avast frags ole, LAE rT Et py FR LE EY rm rm ks vessie Eee should be as advanced as the performance of modern-model cars.It you are not getting this standard of repair service \u2014 and few actually are equipped to render it \u2014 then come and discover here what really \u201cmodern\u201d auto repairing offers, \u2018 BODY WORK and PAINTING COURTEOUS, DEPENDABLE Fernand Girard, secretary-treasurer \u2014 Paul Girard, certified technician MONTREAL'S OLDEST DEALER 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stick.IF You Want To Suite 10 1499 Bishop St.Bill Vv.GLENDALE REALTIES CO.LTD.Properties of all descriptions Sales \u2014 Rentals \u2014 Mortgages \u2014 Insurance Administration \u2014 Etc.President Buy Or Sell SEE Fedorka LAncaster 8818 \u2014 RovaL Te a am CaNaDIAN Air peu es DO YOUR PART TO HELP CANADA DO HER PART FORCE THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1um | Phonet Alarm to Guard New Robber-Proof Vault By JOHN AYER At the artery-intersection of Victoria Avenue and Sherbrooke Street, Westmount, thousands of laborers, shoppers and office workers pass to and fro on their business each day.For those who stand on the corner waiting impatiently for a tardy 83 or Glen bus, there is a free side show.For those who are passers, by there is an object to intrigue their interest.For citizens of West- mount, there is \u201can item of gossip.Sitting piggyback on the rising structure of the Montreal City and District Savings Bank at the southwest corner of the intersection is a dumpy object of square proportion wrapped in a blanket of lumber.Most observers will have de-+- ducted it to be the bank's vault, but having dismissed it at that, miss the significant fact that it is robbery-proof.For the robber who sees in the City and District vault a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow and tries to pluck it away, he will find himself confronted with a 52- ton block of concrete.When the lumber wrapping is torn off a concrete shell 25 feet long, 11 feet wide and 15 feet high will be revealed.If the robber tries to chisel his way through the foot and a half of concrete, he will find three rows of three-quarter inch steel bars placed every few inches to hacksaw his way | through.If clever enough the would-be robber would not have much trouble gaining entrance to the inside of the bank itself.But let him get near the vault and all hig skill and a ton of dynamite would get him no closer his goal.Microphones At the very first tap on the vault's outer wall, no matter how light he may tinker, he will he discovered.His tappings, raspings or knockings will turn out the police squad in short order.Invisibly imbedded in the walls of the vault are a series of small microphones sensitive enough to pick up the first sound.A meter in the protection company\u2019s Craig Street headquarters will immediately record the sound setting off an intermittant signal.Any attempt to tamper with the cable enclosed in the steel conduit imbedded in the concrete will also set off this \u201cphonet alarm.\u201d The same is true if the the robber who tries to break into this vault \u201cwill have to use an atomic-bomb to go through.\u201d Even if high explosives are used the signal will tell the tale before the thief has a chance to make his get-away.Such was the case in the Canadian National Bank a few years ago where nitroglycerine was used.The architect who designed the structure \u201cknows all about these safes and would not try it\u201d himself.Jack W.Eaton, of Westmount, assistant general manager of The T.Eaton Company, Montreal, who has been named chairman of the Territorial Division of the 1951 Red Feather campaign.Ground work on the 1951 appeal is in progress, under the general chairmanship of H.G.Norman, with T.H.Atkinson as deputy chairman.> Rabbi Stern Makes Claim Desert Being Conquered Dr.Harry J.Stern of Temple Emanu-El, Westmount, told the members of St.James Literary Society, in the Engineering Institute of Canada, Mansfield street, on their weekly meeting on Wednesday that triumph is the keynote in Israel today in the steady pushing back to desert frontiers and the transformation of waste lands into fruitful gardens.Dr.Stern speaking from his observations and experiences on a recent trip overseas also discussed conditions in the United Kingdom and European continent.Despite her present austerity program and the suffering caused by the Hitler War, the British peo-* ple, said Dr, Stern, were undergoing a renewal of spirit and courage and were seeking a free start in the ways of democratic living.Dr.Stern was less favorably impressed by the continent of Europe which he found suffering from a fear-psychosis.The people -had been bled by war, they felt that World War III was approaching, their economic lot was poor.Unification of Europe not merely militarily but economically and culturally was the sole hope.OLD PROBLEM Israel, \u2018a land and a people reborn,\u201d Dr.Stern depicted as the sole outpost of democracy in the Middle East, surrounded by Arab teudal states where squalor and exploitation reigned unchecked.These states represented the old problem of the camel and the motor car.They could only be rejuvenated by new regimes which recognized the right of the common man to social welfare and democratic representation.Israel, Dr.Stern affirmed, had brought modern progress to the east in a state which combined the fruits of modern science and democracy with the ancient Jewish and cultural traditions.In the Kibbutz, a form of communal settlement organized for agrarian reform was a unique Jewish contribution which might yet be the answer to a world broken by exploitation in the realm of economic life.example of co-operation and capitalism existing side by side in perfect harmony.Building .- (Continued from page 3) mount avenue at Claremont for | $11,400.A new street lighting system will be installed on Sherbrooke: street between Clarke and Roslyn avenues at a cost of $39,200.Other items approved at the Council meeting were: Widening 48 lane corners; relocating poles and hydrants along St.Catherine street and Victoria avenue which presently get in the way of traffic; replacing the heating plant in the city hall; a new sewer for the large pond in Westmount Park; 90 new street name plates and replac- R.C.A.F, \u2014\u2014 _ six-ton.seven-inch thick steel deor hl Man, fe UITING unr, is touched.\u201d J one HA, 9173 Sree, Montreal, Queb q To try to force the bank-mana- | Pleste mait me, without ye 7 6e I ger to open the vault would be | ment resuivemens, and opener 1 Darticutars regardin .À useless too.Each bank has it's NAME (pie, ; RES now available in the Regn own code signal, to he relayed to STRE POY ee © I the protection comr&ny's head- ET ADDRESS.Trocs, À quarters before the vault can he CITY.FT Te, | opened.But not even the presi- EDUCATION ® teresa, PROVINCE, 1 dent of the bank could open it vu 4 grade and province) tresses, Te after closing hours.The protec- Lo es cen, Cerone, ven ee tion company will not accept any mas 0 -CAcE cena, Lo call or signal until opening hours.ad For the construttion foreman, AL 2-2 GET THE FACTS AT ONCE \u2014 MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY ' L.Boudreault, this is the third Consult the Coresr Counsellor ot your nearest R.C.A.F.Recruiting Centre, ond find out whether you can quality bank he has built.In his opinion ne E from MIAMI to NASSAU to LOS ANGELES e - they acclaim | Canada's Most Luxurious Apartment House It is with a deep sense of pride of accomplishment that we acknowledge receipt of correspondence from many parts of Canada and the United States, as well as from the Bahamas, expressing appreciation of the architectural and engineering ingenuity which have made The CROYDON possible.That a Canadian development should receive such attention elsewhere is a tribute to the craftsmanship which this great nation is so fortunate to enjoy.THE CROYDON WELCOMES YOU to visit its EXCLUSIVE ACCOMMODATIONS COTE DES NEIGES AT SHERBROOKE Building Manager: George Westwood WEllington 7616 IEEE Le ; wh rar - ing a number of city trucks and automobiles.° It was an inspiring Lowered.(Continued from page 1) and that Outremont is not intending to join.\u201cI also know that the centralization of the schools can be an entering wedge to the city's taking over Westmount completely.Why, if we approve of centralization of our schools, not go in with Montreal in complete centralization of our whole municipal system ?\u201cThis I do not want, nor, I am sure, do the citizens of West- mount.I also dislike the amount of secrecy maintained; nothing in your paper, no discussion of the project before the Home and School Associations or the Municipal Association (except among their Executives).It may be argued that the School Board is more informed on this question than the citizens, and that having us in on discussion might slow up or cancel] the project, but after all, we are a democracy, and the people are entitled to know what is going on.\u201cI know this step the School Board is contemplating is not known to many citizens and I hope this letter will do something toward informing them and causing them to have open discussion of it.\u201d JOHNNY HOTFOOT SAYS: FOR BEST RESULTS- HAVE YOUR HEATING EQUIPMENT INSPECTED BY|' SERVICE MAN THIS SERVICE PETITE NZ Manufactured in Queb ORDER FROM YOUR DEALER CRE ET ETES mere TR FR em De et = rE ee = A Sy AT = Significant .(Continued from page 8) was successful.More than 600 exhibits were entered and close to 3,000 people attended the show.Outdoor Events Camp Westmount operated again last summer with more than 100 boys taking part in sports, crafts and industrial trips.At the World Service Penny Carnival 500 poys and girls from seven city branches attended.Last spring the learn-to-swim campaign for children of six years and over was extended two weeks with a capacity enrollment of 174.The branch was fortunate in securing Roland Asselin to head the fencing campaign.He was a member of the Canadian Olympic Fencing team and is holder of several national championships.Under his coaching a group has heen meeting twice weekly.One of the most active seasons for gymnastics was reported.A gymnastic club was formed with 30 participating.Out of this was developed a Montreal Y.M.C.A.gymnastic team which now holds the city\u2019s championship.Greg Titus, former member of the McGill Championship Swimming team, took over an extensive swimming program in the fall.A swim team, entered into the city wide Y meet, won by an impressive margin.7 In June 25 young adults went to Camp Perrot for their annual spring conference.Two successful So-Ed programs were held during the year.These eight week programs featured skill groups instructing golf, tennis, dancing and swimming followed by discussion groups.During the fiscal year, * April to December, 1950, the income from membership, program and feature services was $13,543.21; expenses for program, membership, administration and plant were $22,754.- 78; and the deficit was made up by a contribution of $9,718 from the general fund plus $500 for other expenditures.Membership for the year was boys, 142; men, 121; women, 81; and others 156) From this total of 500 the income was $3,177.30.Club Widely Used In the course of the year 27,469 people used the Y.M.C.A.and personal services were given to 26,292.Groups with a definite enrollment were 73 with 13,866 people; and 13 groups with indefinite enrollment numbered 5,328.For special events 55 groups numbering 6,115 And 33 community groups numbering 2,160 used the premises.J.F.Lewis was re-elected chairman of the board for 1951.- Other members of the board are J.G.\u2018Atkinson, R.W.Becket, Wallace Beaton, V.M.Birks, D.O.Brem- ner, R.T.Clibbon, W.F.Dawson, J.G.Ferrie, H.B.Griswold, E.C.Hall, W.H.Hopper, S.G.Loucks, H.E.Mack, H.C.Nourse, D.Y.Novinger, A.M.Pitcairn, E.F.Smith, A.W.D.Swan, and F.B.Wilson.On the advisory committee are W.F.Brass, W.E.Cooper, C.L.Copland, Rev.C.Johnston and I.R.Tait.SELLING?If your cottage, duplex or other property no longer is useful to you, we will be pleased to inspect it and list it for sale.We have an up-to-date office with 15 salesmen at your service.PHONE US WITHOUT OBLIGATION M.WEARY DE.2077, W.H.LEE WA, 7197 REDPATH REALTIES LIMITED 2007 Union Avenue PLateau 1104 | across the street before their own Joseph E.Seagram and Sons,, foundation which wil be known as the \u201cSamuel Bronfman Foundation\" in honor of the president of Distillers Corporation \u2014 Seagrams Limited, according to announcement in New York Friday, by Corporation officials.Beneficiary of the foundation will be New York's Columbia University which will receive most of abott $40,000 a year \u2014 under an arrangement with the University's | Graduate School of Business.Columbia will use part of the money for the establishment of a \u201cprofessorship in democratic busi-* ness enterprise\u201d, Mr.Bronfman who resides at 15 Belvedere Road, Westmount, and who celebrated his 60th birthday on Sunday, was honored at a dinner given by Columbia University in the Waldorf-Astoria on Mriday night, when the gift to the university was formally accepted by Dr.Grayson L.Kirk, .vice-presi- dent and acting head of Columbia, who said that the agreement marked a new milestone in indus- try-education co-operation.| In response, Mr.Bronfman said | the foundation had three objectives\u201d in establishing the program | at Columbia: | 1.To study the basic techniques of democratic business activity and to spread this knowledge to the maximum number of present and future students, teachers and business activities.| 2.To study over-all problems of; business management and \u201caq.ministrative processes which facilitate innovation and growth.\u201d 3.To make a significant contribution to the process of industry; to advance the thinking of the community as a whole, and to make it clear to an enlarged section of the free world that individual enterprise plays a vital role in the modern economy.According to a spokesman for Seagrams, the foundation does not contemplate further grants -to other institutions at this time.Under terms of the Columbia agreement, the university will receive \u201cmost of the income\u201d of the $1,000,000 fund, which represents the foundation's present capital.Dean Philip Young, of Columbia's Graduate School of Business, said the income will be used to establish a Samuel Bronfman professorship in democratic enterprise, and an assistant professorship, and to finance five $2,000 Bronfman fellowships.In addition, he said, the school will engage in a research program and set up a reference centre to provide information on free enterprise.The entire program, he said, will be put into effebt by next fall, although the professor named to organize the program will assume his post July 1.Pedestrians .(Continued from page 1) | the light was there.\u201d Another one was, \u201cI know the light is there | officer, but I think it is safer to cross against it.Constable Jameson's greatest problem comes with the rush hour traffic.Pedestrians getting off the tram run for the bus.They see nothing to the right nor the left.They only see the bus they are trying to catch.On the whole, he remarked, the conductors are co-operating closely.By waiting for the pedestrians they set an example for them to follow.The constable reported \u201ccreepers\u201d are another problem.They are drivers who try to beat the light.They edge forward watching | the other traffic signal and gun, | | | | | light has quite changed.Police Chief R.A.Byford, who inaugurated the educational program, said that according to the Westmount traffic bylaw, number 501, \u201cpedestrians must obey the lights as well as the drivers, and we are asking their co-operation.\u201cWe don't want to get tough, but if the majority of the offend- | ers refuse to use common sense and co-operate with us we could start handing out tickets,\u201d warned the chief.But Constable Jameson says that in the seventh day of opera- tio.th: program is showing success.\u2018People are getting light f [ THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, Local Philanthropist Makes Gift To Columbia Inc.has established a $1,000,000 the income from the $1,000,000\u2014 Creates Columbia Foundation SAMUEL BRONFMAN Scout bees are believed to tell others in the hive where to find food supplies by means of a dance, In 1949 Canadians spent three billion dollars on 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NA EDS RS CN - BREL » mr wer osama an PAGE SIX , THE EXAMINER Serving the City vi Westmount GARDEN Are You M ji Entertaining?he py | their field as originators of Be- > WE RENT tr HR Bop music.D Chair, Tables, Dishes, Pq Fd Along with these two outstand- Glassware, Punch Bowls, .; ing names the Seville Theatre will | Coat Racks and Linen, in .present: Roy and Vicki Douglas, > FOR ALL OCCASIONS py outstanding comedy ventrilokuist; } The Chords, novelty act; and the ) Bench & Table Service ! HAIRDRESSERS, FORMERLY WITH ; f ' Marino Sisters, beautiful dancers > c CLAUDE -KNOPPS-HANS om ow Toi Avs 7 7 \u201cMan About Midnight,\u201d Lee|p, Est'd.1919 6220 Decarie Blvd.tl RESPECTIVELY, ARE PLEASED TO ADVISE Hamilton, Will be master of cere- MAAS ADL LDL ALLA ti THEIR MANY CLIENTS THAT THEY WILL monies._ : OPEN THEIR OWN SALON, NEXT MONDAY, On the screen will be a first city | NEW fÉS En t : MARCH 12, showing of a new comedy entitled J ai ® Guillaume is just back from \u201cLeave It To Henry.\u201d WATERMELON cc, in France \u2014 he will introduce the _\u2014_\u2014 New Hampshire Es d too ; latest Paris creations.\u201coe : h British Actress || Midget i 7 F Gold Medal all Amer\u201d he 45 to.Pretty Jean Simmons, the Brit- | Earliest known, matures in months, 4- d 2 SALON VOGUE {mw marie: j mount\u2019s \u201cTrio,\u201d returned to merry quality.Pt, .oS free on request.| : i \u2018 some ss old England last week after spend- | Tel.LA.4191 S 5 - ing several weeks in the States.; P x sv 1 4 5 A LA 5 a INT A IN ST.BELTON 0 However, Miss Simmons is slated WH PERRON x< co i ï to re-visit Hollywood and boy-, SEEDSMEN \u20ac NURSERYMEN i AVY ove os veer ve rove A friend Stewart Granger before 255 STLAWRENCE GLVD, MONTREAL | the old year bows to the new.i id Ll RS EE 3 = NPE Pe Wi = Stirring .Spencer Tracy and Lana Turner in a tense moment from \u201cCass Timberlane,\u201d\u201d M-G-M attraction which comes to the Monkland screen Saturday till Tuesday, with Zachary Scott in the third starring role.Based on Sinclair Lewis\u2019 best-seller novel which had a reading public of some 17,000,000 persons, the story revolves about a midwestern judge who fights to save his marriage with a young wife.M-G-M brings a delightful trio to the screen in \u201cCynthia,\u201d in the persons of Elizabeth Taylor, George Murphy and Mary Astor who portray a typical small town family in the appealing story of a teen-age girl's first romance.It was directed THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1951 \"Cass Timberlane\u201d and \"Cynthia\" at Monkland initial warbling that the young star hopes soon to appear in film musicals, .In preparation she is not only concentrating on her vocal lessons but is studying dancing as well.She now spends five hours each day with dance coaches, and George Murphy gives her advanced dancing lessons twice weekly.Murphy, incidentally, plays Elizabeth's father in \u201cCynthia,\u201d appealing story of a young girl's first romance.Mary Astor is seen as her youthful mother, and the cast also features S.Z.Sakall, Gene Lockhart, Spring Byinton, James Lydon and Scotty Beckett.Based on a play by Vina Del- \u201cADVENTURES CHILDREN'S THEATRE Presents VICTORIA HALL, MARCH 10th and 17th Tickets 1.15 and 70c On sale at Lindsay's, cor.Peel and St.Catherine OF TATTERS\u201d 17 th DUKE ROYAL CANADIAN HUSSARS 4185 Cote des Neiges Road DANCE OF YORK'S (R.C.A.C.} by Robert Z.Leonard.\u201cCase Timberland\u201d And \u201cCynthia\u201d at the Monkland \u201cCass Timberlane,\u201d Sinclair Lewis\u2019 absorbing story of a conservative judge who fights to save his marriage with a younger wife, has been brought to the screen with fidelity and resourcefulness and, with Spencer Tracy, Lana Turner and Zachary Scott as its trio of principals, emerges as a photoplay of compelling excitement and dramatic integrity.The thousands who were held spellbound by this best-seller novel will not be disappointed in the M-G-M film version, now being shown at the Monkland Theatre, for Producer Arthur Hornblow, Jr., has retained the full flavor of the original, with the fluidity of the camera only adding greater scope and pictorial interest.It is difficult to conceive: of anyone except Spencer Tracy playing the role of the thoughtful, honorbound \u201cCass,\u201d whose steadfast but monotonous career as a widwestern judge is given an abrupt dramatic turn when young and vivacious Jinny Marshland enters his life.Similarly, so effectively does Lana Turner fit into the pattern of this girl from the \u201cwrong side of the tracks,\u201d who marries the dignified older man, finds herself hemmed in by the smugness and hypocrisy of small- town society, and turns to another man in an attempt to achieve her freedom, that it would almost seem that Author Lewis had Miss Turner in mind when he wrote his absorbing saga of American _ life.The suavely menacing Zachary | Scott plays the role of Bradd Criley, the smooth man-about- town who is responsible for Jinny Marshland\u2019's near heartbreak, and he adds another outstanding portrait to a gallery of superb acting portrayals.The story moves from its opening sequences of a typical courtroom day in the life of Judge Timberlane to mounting excite- m nt in his courtship of the colorful and temperamental Jinny, the clashes and reconciliations of their married life, the death of the baby that might have held them together, and Jinny's ultimate decision to run away with the dashing and persuasive Bradd, and reaches its culminative pitch in the dramatic automobile accident which finally brings Jinny back to the Judge who finds life without her unbearable, \u201cCass Timberlane\u201d belongs primarily to Spencer Tracy, Miss Turner and Zachary Scott, but the trio of stars is giver splendid support by such reliable performers as Tom Drake, cast as a cyn- ical- wastrel, Mary Astor, as the vulgar social arbiter, Albert Dek- ker as the unscrupulous utilities big-shot, Margaret Lindsay, Rose er rams a moe MES er N Hobart, John Litel, Mona Barrie, Josephine Hutchinson and Selena Royle.Add to this the understanding direction of George Sidney, and you have a motion picture \u2018which rises head-and-shoulders above the average.\u2018\u2018Cass Timberlane\u201d will | add another crown to that spectacular title-holder, Leo the Lion.ADDED FEATURE Elizabeth Taylor, now recognized as one of Hollywood's leading juvenile actresses, is expanding her film talents.The fifteen- year-old, blue-eyed beauty sings for the first time on the screen in \u201cCynthia,\u201d new M-G-M romantic drama coming to the Monkland Theatre this week.Music experts predict that Eliz- Mar.10th 9 p.m.LARRY EDWARDS ORCHESTRA TICKETS - $2.00 Couple Tickets sold at the door 17th DUKE OF YORK'S ROYAL CANADIAN HUSSARS Mentreal, P.Q.abeth\u2019s sterling voice will surprise movie fans, So successful was her ct [LLIN RTT BUTTON First City Showing \u201cLEAVE IT TO HENRY\u201d PAGE THIRTEEN mar, the new picture was directed by Robert Z.Leonard, who recently scored with \u2018\u2019The Secret Heart,\u201d and was produced by Edwin H.Knopf.TODAY and SATURDAY! \"MR.880,\" with Edmund Gwenn, Burt Lancaster and Dorothy McGuire.Also \"DARK CITY.\" SHERBROOKE at GREY EL 9° Starts SUNDAY! 9 Great STARS 1 Great SHOW ancing! Singh, \u2019 © svish Scene, à ROLAND RUTH LUCHE GREGORY VOUNE = WARRCK - HATSON - MOFFETT \u2014 ADDED ATTRACTION! \u2014 « Burning Hearts.Flaming Frontiers! M-G-M's LP DANCE Robert TAŸLOR = \u20ac Marshall Thompson Lg James Mitchell Edgar Buchanan - @ HOE Z LEAR PRODUCTION LAST SHOWING TODAY! ELIZABETH TAYLOR ot MURPHY -5.SAKALL wan ASTOR wits GENE LOCKHART - SPRING BYINGTON JAMES LYDON « SCOTTY BECKETT MONKLAND - GIROUARD DE-9711 + Only yesterday she was Jinny from the other side of town! SWEETHEART OF A PICTURE! SPENCER LAN FAO TER © TOM MARY DRAKE-ASTOR- DEKKER A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURE \u201c1 felt in love with Cynthia!\u201d \u2014LOUELLA PARSONS SYNE PICTURE OF THE MONTHI THE LOVE STORY OF THE MONTH! ONE Of THE BEST LOVE STORIES IN YEARSI®.\u2014Casmepeliton Megazine Howard DUFF Brian DONLEVY Peggy DOW \"SHAKEDOWN\" also Saturday t+\" Tuesday Edmund O'BRIEN ' \"THE ADMIRAL WAS A LADY\" Wanda HENDRIX STARTING ALBERT A Srey ear singe ow = ir .- rede Te TIT SIE eles Tel midair ati A Fins ME San A PE LL SPN PESTE TES SEO es Phe Yi ue ERS pices vat imi LE on HRA SFE Sr ÿ.Pa PAGE FOURTEEN ! THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, \u20181951 .Leo\u2019s Playoff Hopes Dashec Westmount \u2018Ÿ\u2019 Foil Verdun Erupt In Third Championship Meet Period To Top Locals 4-1 Well Conducted St.Leo's play-off hopes in senior hockey \u2018passed away quietly at Lachine Arena last week when Verdun High infilcted a 4 to 1 defeat on the local outfit.It was @ good close game up, until the Mrs.Jemina Vokral who fenced third period, with no score being registered at that point.Then for Czechoslovakia in the 1936 the roof fell in on the Saints after Verdun notched the opening Olympics at Berlin, captured the goal.The Academy crew showed the effects of a gruelling week of Quebec Class A Ladies\u2019 Foil exams at the school, fading fast in the last period before the speedy Championship Saturday night.The onslaughts of the fast-skating Verdunites, Buster Smart netted former European stylist who| St.Leo's only point.The reliable defence duo of Ray Losito and taught fencing in the United Neil Walsh were born away off and received very little in the way States before coming to Canada, of support from the leg weary+- won all of her seven bouts to edrn forwards.; finals scheduled to take place at ' the Provincial crown.This was St.Leo's last schedul- Lachine Arena at a near\u201d future The well-conducted tournament ed game and the team finished date.Reds will play Blues for the was held in the gymnasium at their first season in Senior A com- Pee Wee A championship - and Westmount Y.M.C.A.with George Petition with a very respectable Rangers will encounter Canadians Krupski as chief referee.Krupski, record; 4 wins, 3 losses and 4 for the Pee Wee B title.who fenced for Poland in Olympic draws for a 12 point total.The Bantams Win competition some years ago, kept team scored 28 goals during the| The Bantams closed out their the bouts moving along.A group Schedule with 21 against.The schedule with a win over the lowly of able judges called the hits |team\u2019s three defeats showed two Commercial High Club.The win promptly so there were no long losses by a single goal margin and moved them into a sixth place tie, analysis delays.Krupski, an ac-| the last game reported here by a in the nine team circuit.The re- complished sabre weapon man, will three goal difference.cord of this team is hardly impres- likely enter the men\u2019s Provincial All Star Notes sive, showing 3 wins.and 5 losses, tournament later this month.St.Leo's fared out extremely L2ck of co-operation and team- Runner-up for the ladies\u2019 title; well in the 4th Annual High work hampered this team all year honors was Betty Hamilton, form- School All Star selections.Rug- but a few of the boys like Pierre er Canadian champion who fenced ged Ray Losito was a popular Bouchard, George Robillard, Dave for Canada at London Olympics in| choice for defence on the first.OTT and Mike Dodman tried hard 1948 and in the Empire Games at team and received further hon- all the way and are entitled to a = - Auckland in 1950.Betty actually nors when he was chosen for the |lot of praise for their honest {) NATURAL CARBONATION tied with defending champion Sue| Most Valuable Player Award.|efforts.Long fermentation is responsible for Brady of McGill in the Saturday Coach Andy McGillis was select- Boxing the notural carbonation which gives night bouts in number of victories ed as coach of the 1st team.The 1951 Boxing Season will get zest and sparkle to O'Keefe's Ale.scored, but as Mrs.Hamilton had Tommy St.James, clever pivot underway next week and a good less hits scored against her, she player for the Saints, was given turnout is anticipated for the © AGING placed ahead of Miss Brady in the the nod for center ice on the opening work-out.Time ond nature age and mellow ranking.Miss Brady finished third.second team.Claude Sawyer, O'Keefe\u2019.The result is an ale of.| Mrs.Hamilton lost two bouts, one Academy goaler, received honor- WIN-S UM INN rich, full body and pleasing flavour.to Mrs.Vokral and the other to| able mention.\"ee Miss Brady, Miss Brady lost two, v : Has moved to one to Mrs.Vokral and the other Close Be à hundred youngsters ST.SAUVEUR DES MONTS to Sarah Diam .M.H.A.i : 22 attractive bedrooms, running Sarah Diamond of Y.M.H.A representing St.Leo's eight Pee water in all \u2014 some with private 1\u2014Jemima Vokral, Y.M.C.A.Wee Clubs, swarmed into Lachine bath.Every room steam-heated and 4 > » lty\"Huniiom VMLGA: : 5 1 |Arena last Saturday morning to Nur \u2018sem.Lares lounge, de- 4\u2014J.Trubilak, Y.M.CA, .3 2p |engage in the league play-offs.lightful view on oN sides \u2014 S3cela Diamond, N.MHA.3 2 |For sheer enthusiasm this group HOUSE\" for liquid refreshments, 5 Nelterstrom, Nationale .2 of kids would be hard to beat and Ideal for ski-ing or just a 7.Robert, Nationale .26 imany o em were up hours restiu olicay.V\u2014Victories: H.A.\u2014Hits against.ahead of time on Saturday, wait- Rates $3.00 to $7.50 per day, Yoo oa .\u2014 a mec ing for the big event.In the first Telephone STE.ADELE 3582 a CES RIED \"RC Ce i By game, Peter Grant's Reds beat Tommy (All Star) St.James\u2019 Greys 2 to 0.The second game was a Pee Wee B fixture which saw Mario Chartrand's Rangers nip George Robillard's Bruins 2 to 1.In another Pee Wee B game, Jean Carrier's Canadians romped to an easy 5 to 0 win over Claude Sawyer's Red Wings.Tommy Grant's Blues were at top form to score on easy 5 to 0 win over Joe St.James Greens.All these games were semi-final affairs, with the WHS.Skiers Took ™*Srowr Part in School [March 8-9-10 Open Till 9 p.m.Nightly Meet Saturday - The Magnificent .RL Gm AY The Greater Montreal Inter- ] HA EY \u201c74 scholastic Athletic Association\u2019 The Exclusive held their annual ski champion- ARIEL SQUARE FOUR oe LE Caw One of the five reasons for the rich, full body and to \u2019 popular flavour of @NATURAL EASY , , 3 e yeast used in brewing O'Keefe's 0 O'KEEFE'S ALE Ale is a natural by-product of the fermentation process; stored in © SEEDLESS HOPS sterile refri Ce Seedless Kent ond domestichops : are used in brewing O'Keefe's t ; £ i gerated room to pre- eo TE LI LiL Ale.Removing the seeds removes the bitterness, but leaves the delicate aroma and flavour of the hops + O'Keefe's we make our on \u2018malt from the finest barley, using only the ripest, plump barley grains, for which we pay pre- _mium prices.To preserve its fine avour O\u2019Keefe's \u2018quick-grind' e malt at the last momen Lure = La em es ve\u201d UE Om iret ras \"NN We = GecA Ee ae rth a 2 LS 2 ship at St.Sauveur Saturday.Over The Deluxe 150 eager students journeyed north ROYAL ENFIELD for the cross country, downhill and 500 TWIN slalom events that comprised the days program.Following are the The Amazing combined team scores, two men FRANCIS-BARRETT per team.LIGHT WEIGHTS Class 1 (under 14 yrs.) 1.Lower Canada Co'lege; 2.West- ALSO SEE THE COMPLETE RANGE OF mount Junior High School: 3.Loyola.Class 2 (under 15 yrs.) HARLEY DAVIDSONS 1.West Hill High School: 2.Mount Royal High Screol; 3.Westmount ARIELS © Junior High School, ROYAL ENFIELDS Class 3 (under 16 yrs.) 1.Strutheona Aeademyv; 2, Mount FRANCIS-BARRETTS Royal Iligh School; 3.West Hill High School.\u2019 25 Models Class 4 (under 19 yrs.) .1, Montreal High School; 2.West- to Choose from moun! Junior IMigh School: 3.Loyoln y College.Cross Country Easy Terms Class 1.David Gemer, 1.C.C.;: Class : 4, Peter Reld, West Hill; Class 8, Vance y Peters, M.ILS.t Class 4, Colin Perks, M.H.S.: Downhill Glass !.John Rinette.Loyola: Class 2, John Robkowiez,.West.Jr.; Class 2081 - 87 Bleury St.8.Mob Gilimore, Mt, Royal: Class 4, Fanny Holland, Tovola.Between Sherbrooke and Ontarie alom Class 1.Robert MeClond, L.C.C.: Class 2, Péter Ellis.Mt.Royal: Class .3.Bob Gillmore, Mt.Royal; Class 4.David T'lis, Mt.Royal, PE ae = SIA eA EN CRE ON Ol TTL TE ST tan Parent ES petitors, officials and spectators, The Geoffrey O.Merrill Frophy was won by June Evely for the best time in the ladies class, and the Hon, Douglas Abbott Trophy for men was won by Ralph Pugh.Prizes will be presented at the annual meeting later in the year.Following are the results (based on combined times for two runs): Avenue Stars Bantams Lose Westmount's sole entry in the Q.A.H.A.playoffs, Avenue Stars Bantams, played N.D.G.at Me- Donald Park on Friday night.Although the Stars were a much smaller team N.D.G.had a hard battle to gain a 7-3 win.Ronny Williams with two and Terry Grey with one were the goal getters for Avenues in this very well fought game for city honors.Most of these boys on the Avenu: team still have two or three more years bantam hockey before thzy reach the age limit which speaks very well for them considering they were playing a team who on the average were two years older and outwighed them by some twenty or thirty pounds.¥ Junior Girls: | 2.Pat Bennett, 1.Susan Christmas; 2.Beverley Christmas; 3.Elmyra Ross; 4.Patsy Scott.Senior Ladies: 1.June Evely; Junfor Men: 1.Bill Fuller; 2.Bob Gilmour; 3.Rene Bertheau; 4, Graeme Watt; 5.Bruce Baldo; 6.Ney Gordon; 7.Paul Reaper.Senior Men: 1.Ralph Pugh; 2.Sandy Edmison; 3.Ian Smith; 4.Rod Henry; 5.Ray DeBroux; 6.Brian Gregor-Pearse; 7.Barry Dowling; 8.Don Henchy; 9.Ted Earl; 10.Bert Grindley (one run); 11, Campbell Scott (one run).The course was set by Andre Badeau, and the following members assisted in running the race: June Evely Wins Merrill Trophy For Slalom Feats The Westmount Ski Club slalom championship was held last Saturday on.Scott's Slip at Mont Gabriel, and there was a very full turnout of members, resulting in a very enjoyable race for both com- Locals Meet MHS For Cage.Title Westmount High's Senior A cagers open a two-game total points series with Montreal next week for the city championship.The Purple and White hopefuls bowed 32-30 to the University Street squad Wednesday afternoon in a thriller-diller, seesaw battle played on the Montrealers\u2019 home court, Walsh sank the winner for the Blue and White with 10 seconds to go.Ian MacIntosh paced West- mount scorers with 12 points while Andy Cote and Ed Naismith followed with six and fixe respectively.Zommers was high man for the Montrealers.Quebec Fencing Assn.Hold Title Meet Here Tomorrow The Province of Quebec Fencing Association will hold the Championships for Men, Class \u201cA\" Foil, tomorrow evening at Westmount Y.M.C.A., 4585 Sherbrooke street west, commencing at 7:30 o'clock.All competitors are reminded to be on hand early so that the events PAGE FIFTEEN Well Balanced Bouts Featured R.M.R.: Fights Gordan Crawley, hard-hitting featherweight from Royal Montreal Regiment, and Champetre\u2019s Sammy Fortugna stole the show with a sizzling five-rounder before 1,500 amateur fight fans at the R.M.R.Armoury.Crawley took the decision by a narrow margin and was awarded the trophy for the best winner, In the feature bout of the card,» Dave Carroll, of Miramic, Mass.met with hard luck when he slip- \"ped in the second round and cut his leg badly on the ring apron.eH was forced to quit with Roy Keenan of Champetre winning by a technical knockout.Keenan had an edge in the first round but Carroll was showing well in the second heat before the mishap occurred.The other visiting boxer, James Pina of New Bedford, dropped a close decision to Nationale\u2019s Claude Fortin in a five-round featherweight scrap.- Three Rounds 80 lbs.\u2014 Pat Supple, 79th Battery, decisioned Peter Gutman, Rosemount.126 lbs.\u2014 Sonny Mahaffey, R.M.R., decisioned Dick Morin, Gren.Guards; Jim Montgomery, may be started on time.(Continued on page 16) Mr.and Mrs, Ed.Christmas, Dr, and Mrs.Errol Clift, Mr, and Mrs.John Lewis, Ragnar Hvoslef, Eric Doehler, Doug Mitchell, Paul Webb.Several other members helped to pack the course, includ- (Continued on page 16) W.H.S.Trim Westhill In Senior \u2018A\u2019 Hockey Senior A Hockey Westmount High School senior \u201cA\" hockey team finished the season in a blaze of glory by defeating Westhill at the Forum on .Tuesday by a 3 to 1 score.Young Adults of Westmount Y.M.C.A.Present ., .e DANCING © PRIZES EVERYONE WELCOME Next Friday, March 16th © NOVELTY NUMBERS © ENTERTAINMENT \u2018 © REFRESHMENTS at 8:30 p.m.* CABARET SETTING Try this for greater convenience Ask for your favourite beer or ale in ONE-WAY GLASS BOTTLES No DEPOSITS ! i You save trouble with \u201cOne-Way\u201d Bottles.For further information, call or write WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.Fred Hoffman blasted in the first tally from 16 feet out on a pass from Bobby Forrest early in the first, period.Westhill tied it up before the end of the period.Westmount broke loose in the second and third stanzas to dominate the play but missed many scoring chances.The second goal came after a scramble in front of the nets with shots by Forrest and Charlie Bail-* lie being batted out.Roland Bradley got possession on a clearance of a shot from Baillie and sank the puck in the empty net as the Westhill goaler lay on the ice with players piled up on top of him.Fred Hoffman, the star of the game, got Westmount's third counter and his second of the game, scoring almost directly from a face-off half way through the third period.Hoffman scored with a blitz shot which the goalie never glimpsed on a pass from Don Cope.Don Cope distinguished himself in being given his first penalty of the season for holding, with less than a minute to go for the final whistle.Members of this season's team were: Charlie Baillie, Bob Forrest, Roland Bradley, Warren Arnold, Don Cope, Mel Reece, John Petrie, Tony Wililams, Fred Hoffman, Charlie Davies, Doug.Kerr, John Swaine, Doug.Carlow and Dave McDougall.Junior Hockey The junior hockey team won its last game by default against Chambly County which put them in 4th place in the final league standing.The fact that Westmount is only 3 points behind the first place Strathcona Academy which has 15 points against Westmount's 12 with D'Arcy McGee having 14 in second place and Westhill in third place with 13 points is ample evidence of the closeness of the Hectic race for the pennant this year.Ross Rubenstein deserves great credit for his fine work as a coach in this, his first year of coaching.Members of this year\u2019s team were: Harty McKeown, Ross Southward, Jim Besant, Mac Ito, Jerry Apostolatos, Skip Warnock, John Longshaw, Gavin Scott, Bud ¢ GL.3916 4585 Sherbrooke Street West GIRL WORKS FEVERISHLY TO FREE BOY TRAPPED ON TRACKS 1.Young Shirley Bridges, was on from a piano lesson.crossing she was the sound of a fast-moving train.other made Shirley\u2019s heart pound with fear.She saw a 5-year-old boy on the tracks \u2014 obviously e streamed at him, but the in great difficulty.| boy merely burst into tears.As she neared the C.P.R.e aware of two things.One 13-year-old Shirley Brydges, of Guelph, Ont., keeps courageous rescue a secret for several days her way home m away.ut the 2.She ran to him at top speed, planning to drag Then in a flash she saw the trouble.foot was caught in the rails! she wag stunned .1 train drove her into action.Realizin it was impossible to pull the boy\u2019s foot free, she put her nimble unlacing the shoe! 7 y + For a second .+» « then the whistle of the that young fingers to work \u2014 G = a secte re.aod HEA 3.Shirley was gambling with deat] won! In a final effort she wrenched the bo \u2026.just as the engine reached the spot where he \"had been trapped.To this gallant and brave young girl (whose parents didn\u2019t even learn about the incident until many days later) we are proud to present The Dow Award.er heroism \u2018is an example to all Canadians.DOW BREWERY * MONTREAL THE DOW AWARD is a citation presented for acts of outstanding heroism and includes, as a tangible expression gq appreciation, a $100 Canada Savings Bond.The Dow Award Committee, a group of editors of leading Canadian daily newspapers, selects Award winners from recommendations made by a nationally known news organization.BA-S1A LISTEN TO THE DOW AWARD SHOW, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY,\u20147.15 P.M.\u2014CJAD Agnew and Ted Osborne, NO RETURNS { No empties to carry back to the store.SAVE SPACE! \u201cOne-Way\u201d Bottles take less room, hold just as much.SAVE TIME! \u201cOne-Way\u201d Glass Bottles cool faster, And get the best of the flavour { Glass bottles cannot change the taste of ale or beer, Ask for 0 LE GlassBottles Dominion Glass Co.Ltd, Montreal, Canada See what you buy ~Buy in Glass TREE - Fr CO EIN RE is Flin Tl, rie oem Ym ke A rrr rpm tan Fg Sm ty ab pe iret + as rior + Ca SAE BAAMINEN, WESCMOUNT; FHIDAT, MARUN 9, 1v01 \u2014 I ; i ii | Bank Branch at Cla remont Well-Bala nced \u201cre a Re 8 ER op | fo Vn puccestal LA a (Continued from Page 15) \u2014 rr rr Se 1 : i } ; Has Served Area 25 Yea rs Rosemount, decisioned Red Wheat- } {This is a time of special signific- les on Paul Vernon, Neigh- STORAGE SHIPPING 1 \\ 5 ance for E.L.Hollyer and his |borhood House decisioned Roger LL nca BETA na sv aA ES ce staff at the Bank of Montreal's Claremont Avenue and Sherbrooke Street branch.Just 25 years ago, March 15, 1926, the office first , opened for business, | In observing the silver anniversary of its opening, the bank can now look back on 25 unbroken years of partnership with the district.During these years of progress, it has developed a firm reputation for constructive service through the friendly aid and bank- 2.ing facilities provided for residents \u201cand businesses in its locality.The important part the bank has been able to play in local progress has been due, to a great extent, to the succession of able men who have had charge of the office.II, L.HOLLYER Well-Known Managers \u2014 Five managers have guided the course of the branch since it open- jed.25 years ago.The first of OÙ y ow 1 | these, Robert Hill, was followed | successively by F.A.Allan, C.M.V.Hamilton and G.Henshaw.! Extihit Air Force | E.L.Hollyer, the present man- ~ ager, took charge of the bank in November, 1944, During the years that have followed, he has hecome | well known as a capable banker | and as a public-spirited citizen.À Guns, Equipment | Beauvais, Univ, Sett.147 lbs.\u2014 Jack Caruthers, R.M.R.decisioned Larry Norman, Ville Emard.Five Rounds 160 lbs.\u2014 Claude Lebelle, Nas tionale, decisioned Frankie Bolla, Gren.Guards.126 Ibs.\u2014 Gordon Crawley, R.M.R., decisioned Sammy For- tugno, Champetre.112 lbs.\u2014Emile Lamarche, Grif- fintown, decisioned Fern Paradis, St.Paul.126 lbs.\u2014 Claude Fortin, Nationale, decisioned James Pina, New Bedford, Mass.135 lbs.\u2014 Roy Keenan, Cham- petre, T.K.O.'d Dave Carroll, Mira- mac, Mass, secound round.TAKE YOUR PLACE WITH MEN PACKING MOVING Locally or Worldwide Motor Van, Steamship, Railway All work done at standard local rates by Skilful, Energetic, Courteous Personnel Our expert packing assures safe arrival MORGAN TRUST COMPANY 2085 CITY COUNCILLORS ST.- MONTREAL, QUE.Telephone HArbour 0251 or Write Today CRATING LIKE THESE.One of the outstanding features \u2018member of the Westmount Muni- of this year's Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show will be a speci] exhibition of Air Force! aquinment, kindly donated hy the Royal Cunadian Air Force.The disp.ay will feature different types of guns, parachutes, and numerous othe: articles used in air defence, and sould prove very interesting.Anning the other special exhibits will he an electric train, donated ; by Robert Coffee, à student of St.Leo's Academy.This train is most | interesting in that it includes ! every type of car that is available in thst line.Even those who do not count electric trains among their hobbies will he amazed at! the mi ny ingenious devices contained in this set.Thay are truly | fascinating.At this time, plans are being compicted for procuring an exhibition of handicrafts donated by the Montreal Association for the Blind.It will consist of purses and many ether examples of beautiful Teatherwork made by the blind.\u201c These are only a few of the: many atractions to be seen at the Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hohby | Show.which will be held this vear in the Westmount Y.M.C.A from Wednesday.March 28 to Saturday, Marcel 31.It is hoped that every Westmount citizen will attend.both to enjoy a very pleasant | afterncon or evening and also to encourage the hoys and girls of Westmount in their hobbies.Westmount Man Loses License Hany Orr.of 63% Hallowell \"cipal Association and the West- mount Business Men's Association, ihe also belongs to the Solar Club tof the Homoeopathic Hospital and to the Heather Curling Club.The forward-looking spirit of the , local B.of M.Branch stems from | the earliest traditions of the parent bank.which was founded in 11817.Within a fortnight of its establishment, Canada's first bank introduced the branch- banking ! system.Today there are over 550 B.of , M.offices strategically located in | every section of this country, with more than 100 of them in the Province of Quebec.This network, combined with the bank's long- established business connections around the world, enables the.Claremont Ave.and Sherbrooke | St.Branch to offer its customers | a complete banking service for both their personal and business | needs.B.of M.head office departments for any specialized in- | formation that is required.(Continued from Page 15) | June Evely.| | i ing Heather Williamson, Bunny | Neithard and Bev Earle.Class \u201cC\u201d Meet Last Sunday, the Club sponsored ithe class \u201cC\u201d Slalom Champion-, | ships on Scott's Slip, and the same | members were on hand either of-' ficiating or racing.The Westmount Ski Club Trophy for the Senior Ladies Cham- | pionship was won hy Cay Coit of McGill, while Yolande Picotte of.Ste.Adele was second, and June Evely of Westmount Ski Club won the third prize.i i In the Junior Ladies division the\u2019 Soldiers of the Sky Paratroopers of the infantry Corps.Yes! There is a place in the Canas dian Atmy Active Force for young men able and willing to train ag paratroopers in the Royal Canadian Infantry Corps.Alert, quicke thinking, physically fic men are needed now to become members of highly trained teams.To be a paratrooper, you must have high physical stamina, an eyd for adventure, and the ability to think and act quickly.If you have these qualities, then this is your opportunity to join this proud company of men \u2014 the soldiers of the sky.Act today \u2014 now, when Canada needs you.Report immediately for - active duty and start your training as a paratrooper.TO ENLIST YOU MUST: 1.Be Canadian citizen or } Avenue, Westmount, pleaded Westmount Ski Club won another British subject.aS = guilty to a charge of failing to championship, when Beverley, 2.Be between 17 and 30 years stop =iter an accident on Met- Christmas was first, closely fol- of age.calte Street, when he appeared lowed by her younger sister Susan.before Judge Irenee Lagarde, in Montres] on Monday.Orr was fined $25 and costs.Judge Lagarde also ordered Orr's driving license suspended for three r:onths, King\u2019s H-S Association To Hold Square Dance King\u2019s School.Home and School Association are planning a square dance night in the school gymnasium on Monday at 8:13 p.m.J.C.Lang, Supervisor of Physi- The Falcons Ski Club Trophy was won by Max Rappaport of the University of Montreal, who was first in the Senior Men's | Division.Lawrence Redpath of Sedburg School won the Junior Men's Class.Invitation Race The Westmount Ski Club ee sponsor its annual Invitation Team Race on Saturday, March 17th, at Scott's Slip.A large entry of | five-man teams from nearly all the | | racing ski clubs is expected.and | it is hoped that two teams will! represent the Westmount Ski Club | 3.Be single.4.Meet Army test requirements.5.Volunteer for service anywhere.REPORT RIGHT AWAY TO: No.3 Personnel Depot, Hut 41, Covefields, QUEBEC, P.Q.No.4 Personnel Depot, 772 Sherbrooke St.W., MONTREAL, P.Q.A3129-& cal Education of Montreal Protes- and will make a good showing.All| LU LLC Canada strong tant Central School Board will members are urged to be on hand conduct the square dances and will, to assist at this event, which is give a short talk entitled \u201cPhysi- becoming one of the most popular, cal Education Is Educalion' enjoyable and colorful competi- Through The Physical.\u201d tions in the Laurentlans.JOIN THE THT ARMY ACTIVE FORCE NOW! 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