The Westmount examiner, 4 mai 1951, vendredi 4 mai 1951

[" 8 ' Fete wes wes Vw 0 - - Getting Civil The Examiner Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis VOL.XXII, No.18 .Men of the Royal Montreal Regiment are seen here leaving St, Matthias Church, Westmount, , after attending divine service conducted by Hon.à * Major G.F.Leigh, Regimental Padre who was assisted by the Rev.Canon .G.Oliver, M.C., minister of the church.Catholic members of the paient attended Church of the Ascension of Lord, where Rt.Rev.Msg Donagh conducted the service.Both events were r.Wilfrid Mec- WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1951 \u2018R.M.R.Turn Out Smartly For Church Parade Sunday part of the annual church parade of the regiment and was followed by a ceremony marking a change of commanding officers.parade in the above picture are, left to right, S.M.Wm.Turner, Major-Gen.C.B.Price, C.B.E., D.S.0., D.C.M., honorary colonel of the R.M.R.and Lt.-Col.Robert Schwob, M.C., who relinquished command to the new 0.C., to Lt.- Col.4.P.C.MacPherson.+ \u2026 Leading the R.M.R.Changes Command At Ceremony On Sunday - Under sunny skies the men of the Royal Montreal Regiment, Westmount\u2019s own battalion, marched on their annual church parade and then witnessed the ceremony in which the regiment received a new commanding \u2018officer, The ceremony of the change over attended by Col.W.C.Dick, O.B.E., Chief of Staff of Quebec Command, representing the General Officer Commanding, was largely attended.\u201cThe parade to St.Matthias Church on Cote St.Antoine Rd was eld under the command of Lieut.-Colonel Robert Schwob, M.C., who Jater in the afternoon turned over his command of the RMR to the Business Assn.Defence Data Ken Willock, president of the Business Association of West- faount, that his organization is circularizing all its members with & view to finding out just what equipment is available for civil defence purposes.In the.¢éircular being sent out which is in the form of a questionnaire giving pertinent information oncerning the nature of the business operated and names of ; proprietor or partners together With telephone numbers office and residence, managers name and ad- pre etc.the form also incorporates civil defence data.Thé type of construction of the building occupied, the number of vehicles and type of vehicle, fire fighting equipment available, as well as other civil defence and fire fighting equipment, also first aid material on hand are some of the questions being put to members.Mr.Willock said that the Busi« ness Association intends to cooperate fully with the local civil defence organization and that the questionnaire is one of the steps.being taken to this end.or No date hag yet been set for the dinner meeting to be held in the new Prince Albert Hall\u2018 but it is expected that an.announcement will be forthcoming soon regarding this event.1 new CO, Lt.-Colonel J.P, C.Mac- Pherson.The gallery of the armory at 1625 St.Catherine St.W., and the streets along the parade route were lined with spectators as the men, led by the Regimental Brass Band and Bugle Band in dress gcarlel marched off to church at \u201812.30.Along the route, the Catholic personnel broke off and paraded under the command of Major Q.P.J.Gwyn to the Church of the Ascension.The Protestant personnel, under the command of Col.Schwob, attended St, Matthias Church.Hon, Maj.G.F.Leigh, the unit padre conducted the service at St.Matthias Church, assisted by Sqdn Ldr.the Rev.Canon G.Oliver, M.C.Msgr.Wiltred Mac- Donagh and Rev.F.McMahon, C.F., officiated at the service in the Church of the Ascension.March Past Carried Out Following the church parade, the battalion, Legionnaires of R.M.R, Branch 14, of the Canadian Legion, and Army cadets of Lower Canada College, affiliated with the regiment, gave the salute in a march past at Park Place and St.Catherine Street.The salute was taken by Maj- Gen.C.B.Price, C.B.E, D.S.0, D.C.M., honorary colonel of the R.M.R, who was accompanied by Mayor J.8.Cameron, of West- mount, members of his council, and Lt.-Col, A.L.Fortey, officer commanding the Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa.The parade was composed of more than 200 members of the re.(Continued on Page 2) Awards Banquet To Be Held At \u201cY\u201d On Friday evening, May 11, at 6.00 p.m.the 1950-51 Awards Banquet will be held at.the West- mount Y.M.C.A.- Among those receiving awards will be those boys who have passed their Y.M.C.A.Swimming Cards, and lifesaving tests.The Braves Club, winners of the Junior Floor Hockey League will receive special recognition, along with the Westmount Y.M.C.A.\u2018Gymnastic Team, which won the inter-Y championships this year.Prizes will also be presented to the winners of the Business Men's Spring handball tournament, and certificates to members of the intermediate and junior leaders\u2019 corps.} PRICE 3 CENT New Apartment Planned For Rosemount Corner Passing citizens who have been wondering about Westmount\u2019s current eyesore will be relieved to know that it is about to be demolished \u2014 completely.The eyesore, an ancient, decrepit\u2019 looking mansion bordering on Sherbrooke between: Rosemount and Mountain Avenues, is to be replaced by a new super-deluxe apartment house.This rather tired looking mansion, badly in need of a coat of paint, falling apart from lack of repair and rot, was of the Victorian style complete with gingerbread frills, .Citizens who have remarked that it would have been better to leave it intact rather than in aw state of half demolishment will be glad to know that there won't be a brick left standing by the end of the week.If citizens disliked the mouldy view presented to _ Sherbrooke Street it is a certainty that the residents of that mansion liked it no better.The owner, while they were still in it, had started to tear it down.But the tenants put the crimp in the owner's style.Landlord Charles Rothamn, of 789 Lexington Avenue, could not evict them to get on with the construction of his new apartment building.The tenant\u2019s lease ran up to May 1.Demolishment had started but |; the tenants remained refusing to get out.Thus the old mansion arrived at its state of half wreckage and could proceed no further.For a number of months it has stood this way to the disgust of local citizens and to the amusement of passing pedestrians, a blemish on spotless Westmount.Strewn all over the spacious and once gracious lawn were piles of bricks, boards and roofing, and the monkey wrench in the works was that lease.With the dawning of Monday, having found a new dwelling or not, these tenants had to make tracks and off came the roof.* The new No.10 Rosemount Avenue will be a plush affair fit for the city\u2019s elite set.Built along modern lines it will offer 69 dwellings when finished ranging from three and a half to seven room apartments.It will be 100 per cent fireproof and will boast two elevators.In a little over a year West- mount\u2019s eyesore will have been transformed into its newest apartment dwelling.Westmount Lawyer Heads Local Bar Association W.B.Scott, K.C., prominent Westmount lawyer of 611 Sydenham Avenue, retired from the office of treasurer of the Montreal Bar Association and was elected by acclamation a batonnier at the association\u2019s annual meeting Tuesday.Also by acclamation were filled the offices of syndic and treasurer, with Emile Poissant, K.C., named to the former and J.P.Charbonneau, K.C., to the latter.Balloting resulted in the election of Francois Mercier as secretary.He defeated Pauline Cagelain, the first woman lawyer to seek office in the association and Gerard Deniger.Recorder Laverty Hands Out Stiff Traffic Fine Pierre Vincelette, of 4447 Des Erables Avenue, will think twice before he attempts to break the Westmount traffic laws again, Deputy Recorder A.E.Laverty gave him a reminder in the form of a $56.60 fine so he won't forget the next time.Appearing in Recorder's Court Wednesday he pleaded guilty on charges of speeding, reckless driving and ignoring stop signs.He wag arrested several days previous at Western and Victoria Avenues.¥ The following five councillors were elected: Jean Paul Cardinal, Henri Masson Loranger, K.C., Gaetan Guerin, K.C.,, James E.Mitchell, K.C., L, J.Barcelo.Mr.Scott's election as batonnier maintains the long-standing rule of the Bar whieh assures the English-speaking minority the election of one\u2019 of their number to the presidency of the association every third year.In accepting the office of baton.nier Mr.Scott thanked the lawyers for the high honor accorded him.From his experience in the Bar- Council, he said, it was still his opinion that the (Gontinued on page 15) Opportunity For Westm't Students To Win Prizes Westmount students should lose no time in making application for the two scholarships awarded annually by the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association through the Canadian Fundation, Ottawa.The Foundation has invited for applications for what it called thq two most valuable cultural prizes open for national competition in Canada.The prizes are scholarships worth $2,000 each, offered by the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association.The C.A.H.A.began the scheme \u2014administered by the Canada Foundation\u2014in 1949 as a contribution toward the promotion of well-balanced Canadian citizenship.: Last year's winners were Donald S.Wilson of Vancouver, now studying at Yale University, and John Beckwith of Toronto, now studying in Paris.The scholarships are available for advanced studies in painting, drama and musical composition.Candidates, who must be Canadian citizens between 20 and 30 years of age, should direct informal letters to the Canada Foundation before June 15.Boys\u2019 Hi-Y Club To Hear Dr.Robb Dr.Preston Robb of the Montreal General Hospital will address the Westmount Boys' Hi-Y Club on Thursday evening, May 10, on the subject \u201cMedicine as a Career\u201d, Dr.Robb is a graduate of West- mount High School, and à former President of the Westmount Hi-Y Club.While a student of McGill University, Dr.Robb was captain of the famous McGill football team of 1938, which went on to win the inter-collegiate championship.Dr.Robb\u2019s address is part of a series of talks and discussions, sponsored by the Westmount Hi-Y Club on the subject \u201cChoosing Your Vocation\u201d.Driver Avoided Children By Jamming Other Auto Sydney Standing, of 172 Selby Street, told the Westmount Police that he was forced to jam his car into a parked auto on Selby, Tuesday, in order to avoid striking a group of children who ran out in to the middle of the street from behind a parked truck opposite the other car.The car belonged to Rene Lemay, of 88 Selby.Damages to both were slight.aR GER EER Gan ls BE \u20ac 127 - OEM AVES N Bp, eT Fe on A AN a MSA: SBF si SEE et hall PAGE TWO THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1951 HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C, Barrister and Solicitor 57 St.James Street West Department for the Closing of Estates of Deceased Persons Office: HA.9238-39 Residence: 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Mrs.Kenneth Campbell, of Montreal; and Mr.and Mrs.Jack Fennell, relatives of Mr.and Mrs.Campbell.Leaper's parents, Mr.and Mrs, Kenneth Campbell, of Montreal; and Mr.and Mrs.Jack Fennell, relatives of Mr.and Mrs.Campbell.Heading the list of service representatives at both services were Air Vice-Marshal Adelard Raymond, C.B.E.,, and Air Vice- Marshal A, deNiverville, C.B, former officers commanding No.3 Training Command during World War II; Group Captain W.R.MacBrien, O.B.E, commanding Air Defence Group; Group Captain J.G.Archambault, A.F.C, commanding Reserve Group; Group Captain K.R.Patrick, M.BE., commanding No.1 Radar and Communications Unit, R.C.AF.(Reserve); Wing Cmdr.J.W.Reid, D.F.C, commanding 401 City of Westmount (Reserve) Squadron; Lt.-Col.Paul L\u2019Anglais, commanding Les Fusiliers Mont- Royal; Lt.-Cmdr.J.B.Bugden, R.C.N,, and Lt, G.Lipscombe.R.MR.Changes.(Continued from Page 1) giment and its affiliated groups.Several hundred relatives and friends of serving members viewed the command change-over from the balcony of the drill hall.Representing tse General Officer Commanding was Col.Clement Dick, O.B.E.,, Chief of Staff of Quebec Command.Col.Schwob joined the R.M.R.in June 1940, and sailed overseas in July of the same year.He won the Military Cross for service at the Leopold Canal, Belgium.He has held the post of officer commanding the regiment for about four years.Col.MacPherson rose from the rank of private soldier, serving in the ranks of -the Camerons from 1932 to 1936.At the outbreak of hostilities in 1939, he rejoined, served in Iceland and was commissioned in the field.He took part in the D-Day landings of Third Canadian Infantry Division at Normandy, where he was awarded the Military Cross.He was serving as second in command of the Cameron Highlanders in Ottawa, also a Reserve Army unit, when he was transferred to Montreal on business.Schwob told the men that under | their new officer, they would reach new heights of efficiency.\u201cGive him the same loyalty and support that you gave me.\u201d he declared and pointed out that Col.MacPherson had: had a distinguished career, rising from private to his present rank, Col.Schwob thanked also the Battalion\u2019s Legion, the various cadet companies and other auxill- aries which had co-operated \u2018so sincerely\u201d during the term with sara eaves at reas RIFE EX EN EERE] the RMR, vegeebes « _ Unity Boys\u2019 Club News Bernard M.Baruch, celebrated elder statesman, will be the \u2018speaker.\u2018bara Wallace, At Western And \u2018Redfern : .the intersection at Western and The Boys Clubs of Canada will the Unity Boys Clul.ference to be one of the most inter widely discussed.Mr.Moss's trip be well represented at the.annual conference of Boys Clubs of America taking place in New York, May 6 to 10, at the Commodore Hotel, Allanby Moss will represent In an interview Mr.Moss stated that he expects this year's gon- esting yet held.The theme of the meetings will be \u201cThe Boy in a National Emergency.\u201d Sessions will be held from early morning until late at night in order to cover all Boys Clubs\u2019 problems and a criteria for Boys Clubs standards will be will also include visits to many of the boys\u2019 clubs in communities surrounding New York.He leaves Sunday evening.Vernon F.McAdam will also attend the Conference in his capacity as Executive Director of the Boys Clubs of Canada.Both Mr.Moss and Mr.McAdam will\" attend the closing dinner on May 10, which will be presided over by Herbert Hoover, former President of the United States and chairman of the board of directors of the Boys\u2019 Clubs of America.Mr.Moss said he is lodking forward to speaking with David Armstrong, executive director of the Boys\u2019 Clubs fo America, who is leaving immediately following the close of the conference for a tour of boy's clubs in England and Europe.Mr.Moss was executive director of the Four Feathers Boys\u2019 Club in Wembley, England, which was founded by the Duke of Windsor.Travel Club: Don\u2019t forget this Saturday morning all members who have been chosen for the bus trip to visit the Howard Smith Paper Mill at Beauharnois must be at the clubhouse at 8:45 a.m.Also the last meeting of the Travel Club will be held next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.Activities of the club will re-open next October, Old King Cole: There are still some tickets for the final play of the season, Old King Cole, to be held Saturday, May 12.Any bantam member wishing to go should get in touch with Miss Griffith.The group will leave the clubhouse at 1.45 p.m.Penny Carnival: The Penny Carnival will be held Friday evening, June 1.Extensive preparations are well under way.The latest news is that Hugh Mac- Donald has taken over the parade committee chairmanship from Terry Lockyear who has had to resign due to the pressure of business.Sports: The volleyball trophy will be presented next Thursday evening.The latest scores are Unity 21, C.N.R.19; Unity 21, Vest 1; Vets 21, CN.R.9.Indoor Track Meet: Winners in last week's indoor track meet were declared as follows: bantams, Keith Gavin, Jackie Harper, Peter Doherty, Diane Conroy, Christine Gallagher, Diane Walsh, Faulty Brakes On Truck Caused Damage To Car Lucien Bergeron, of 3653 St.Dominique Street, told Westmount police he parked his truck at 830 Roslyn Avenue Monday while he went in to deliver a parcel.On coming out of the house he said the vehicle had rolled downhill smashing into another truck which was travelling north on Roslyn driven by Paul Emile @roulx, of 5408 Hadley Street.The front end of Mr, Bergeron's truck was demolished while the left front side of the other vehicle was badly damaged.Archbishop Announces Midnight Mass Decree Midnight Masses on each first Friday of the Month are now allowed in the Montreal Archdiocese according to \"an announcement.by Msgr.Paul Emile Leger, Archbishop of Montreal.This new Vatican dispensation requires that the Mass must not begin before 12:20 a.m., preceded by à Holy 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President's Report, G.F.W.Kuhring said, \u201cWe have seen the start of the first armed intervention by the United Nations as a measure fo halt aggression.\u201cThe primary success of \u2018this action caused great rejoicing in .the peace-loving countries, but it was followed by indignation and dismay when the so-called volunteers ; from Red China swept down from ! 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A LARGE SELECTION OF WATCHES DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS OHMAN'S WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1951 JEWELLERS WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THREE ASE Of Fathers Rotary Told Youth of today are questioning the Faith of their fathers, Norman Millington, secretary of the Westmount Y.M.C.A., told the Wednesday meeting of the Westmount Rotary Club.He told intent Rotarians with sincerity that the Bible was no longer the sole guide of today\u2019s youth.\u201cThey have grown up in a world of fighting and their immature minds find it difficult to accept the Sunday religion approach to living.\u201d Youth of today, he drove home, needed something firm to grab hold of.He appealed to the Rotarians as leaders of youth to show them that Christianity was an everyday workable faith.Clarifying his term, leadership,¥ he stated that every man was a mature understanding of them- leader of youth whether he liked gelves, their needs, motivations, in- it or not.Youth looked to the terests, capacities and goals.grown ups and copied their ways! Youth should develop an atti- for good or for bad.tude of acceptance, love and! Talking about the topic of his respect towards others, learning to | speech, \u201cLooking Forward With distinguish between people and \u2018 Youth,\u201d he underlined that the em- ideas and to challenge ideas with- phasis was on the word with.With out threatening people.| implied doing things with youth Youth needed to accept a dyna- Fae the ord.for implied doing (Continued on page 16) i Awarded Medal Dr.Wilder Penfield, 4302 Mont- rose Avenue, director of the Montreal Neurological Institute, who has been awarded the Flavelle medal by the Royal Society of Canada.He told the gathered Rotarians that the greatest danger youth was often in was that grown ups would do too much for them in a financial way making them dependent on adults instead of selfre- liant personalities.One of the great tragedies of | youth today was in the attitude they looked at the world, an attitude of the worse owing them a living.This over-concern about social security, Mr.Millington stated, might lead to a group of future adults lacking initiative, unable to face challenges.Citing the needs of youth he declared they needed to acquire a To taste it is to prefer the superb quality and flavour of DALADA TEA \u2019 BANQUE IN WESTMOUNT fo your banking requirements.- CANADIENNE NATIONALE SHERBROOKE STREET (AT GROSVENOR AVENUE) You are cordially invited to call at our new office which offers you complete banking facilities.The manager, Mr.Guy Wilson, and his staff will welcome you and attend promptly and accurately eer NS abe hard aa FA Pepe\" i RE RR A Si NAS ST ASE Tr LT aR re ; Î iW 3 i j ! I i D i a a 1 i $ re A or LER LRT Boal AEGAN ea TT f i i i à i D i i § pt verte / Ea PE 5 Sas ae va PAGE FOUR Qu agi charge of bicycle stealing.He was ebec Man Is Remanded remanded to May 5 for sentence.Bussieres was arrested Tues- On Bicycle Theft Charge _\u2014 day by Det.Sgt.Belec near St.Yves Bussieres, 18, of Quebec Leo's School as he was attempt- City, pleaded guilty Wednesday |ing to pedal away a bicycle be- before Deputy Recorder A.E, La-! longing to Chris Keating, of 54 verty in Recorder's Court to a | Thornhill Avenue.The opening of the new PRINCE ALBERT HALL 4885 Sherbrooke St.West, corner Prince Albert {Above duBois French Pastry) On or about May 15th Air Conditioned ; The ideal place for .Banquets, Receptions, Wedding Parties, Showers, Fashion Shows, Club Meetings, Dances, Entertainments, etc.Please apply for details and rates at duBois French Pastry 4887 Sherbrooke St.West WA.8163 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1951 \u2018 Organ Recital At Ascension The next concert in the series of organ recitals presented this year by the Conrad Letendre Group will be given on Monday, May 7, at 8.45 p.m.at the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, by Kenneth Gilbert, organist of St.Willibrord's Church.~ : ) The first -part of the program will consist of the Prelude and Fugue in E minor (\u201cCathedral\u201d), | and the Trio-Sonata No.5 in C, by Bach; three of the Brahms Chor- ale-Preludes (My Soul Longeth to Depart in Peace; Deck thyself, O Beloved Soul; A Rose-Tree hath Arisen; Cesar Franck's Third Chorale in A minor.For the second part, Mr.Gilbert has chosen works by the French composer Louis Vierne.These will include Les Cloches de Hinckley; Complainte, Schezetto, Lied, Ca- rillori, Legende, Berceuse; and the finale from the Fifth Symphony.Horace Earl Pettingill Died Here On Sunday Horace Earl Pettingill, 70 Somerville Avenue, Westmount, died on Sunday at the age of 63 years.He is survived by his wife, the former Jeannette Holmes and three daughters.The funeral service was held on Wednesday at Westmount Park Emmanuel Church with interment taking place in Montreal Memorial UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BOOKS MUST BE RENEWED .EMPLOYERS!\u2014Please send all unemployment insurance books for 1950-51 and previous years immediately to the National Employment Office with which you deal, unless renewal arrangements have already been made.They must be exchanged for new books.: Before sending in your 1950-51 insurance books, make note of the date to which stamps are affixed, so as to avoid duplication in the new books.Renewal of books is important to you, to your employees and to the Commission.Please Act Promptly.TO THE INSURED WORKER!\u2014Have you an insurance book im your possession?1f so, please take or send it to the nearest National Employment Office for renewal immediately.If you send your book, enclose your present address so that your new book may be sent to you promptly.UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE COMMISSION J.G.BISSON Chief Commissioner R.J.TALLON Commissioner C.A.L.MURCHISON Commissioner Mrs.Jackson toria Hospital, on Tuesday morning The wife of the former general patriotic organizations.She had remained active in he The funeral service which was George's Anglican Church, Do-* dead Dodds Was Active In Welfare The death of Mrs.Jackson Dodds, of 58 Belevedere Road, West- mount, which occurred suddenly in the Ross Pavilion of the Royal Vic- is mourned by all sections of the community.Mrs.Dodds was in her 65th year.manager of the Bank of Montreal the late Mrs.Dodds has been prominent in many women's welfare and r varied welfare endeavours until a few weeks ago when she entered the hospital for observation.largely attended was held in St, minion Square on Wednesday.Ven.Archdeacon A.P.Gower- | Rees conducted the service and referred to the loss suffered by the community in the death of Mrs.Jackson Dodds.The body was cremated.Mrs.Dodds, the former Florence Lydia (Roma) Wood, was born in London, England, the daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.E.| Wood.She married Jackson Dodds, O.B.E., there in 1920.They made their.initial home in Canada in Winnipeg in 1922, coming to Montreal in 1928.Was Nursing Sister Mrs.Dodds\u2019 career of welfare and war relief work dated from the First Great War during which\u2019 she served: as a Nursing Sister with the Voluntary Aid Detachment, British Red Cross Society.In the Second Grea\u2018 War, she, was in charge of the St.Antoine street offices of the Canadian Red Cross Society from 1939 to 1945.In addition, she was a member of the boards of directors of both i the Ladies\u2019 Benevolent Society Park.and the Protestant Orphans\u2019 So- Reports of progress in all de- | nual congregational meeting and ' supper of the Westmount Baptist ! Church on Friday evening, April 27, with some 200 members in attendance.- Church treasurer F.E.Dufty ' reported total receipts of over $34,000 for all purposes.Of this : amount nearly $14,000 was contributed specifically for missiona- benevolent and educational i ry, | poses at home and abroad.Over $3,200 was raised by the ! various women's organizations most of which was used for mis- stonary projects.Rev.Dr.J.A.Johnston, \u2018minis- | ter, reviewing the year\u2019s activities, spoke of the rising tide of spiritual life in all phases of the dhurch\u2019s | Work and described plans for in- | tensifying the church\u2019s program as it enters its Golden Jubilee year.Speaking of world missions and their challenge he referred to \u2018the substäntial contribution made each year by the Westmount | church to the support of three { missionary families and their work in various parts of the werld, Dr.and Mrs.Alison Mc- Donald, medical missionaries in | India, Dr.-and Mrs.Earl Merrick Westmount Baptist Church Reports Year Of Progress ! partments featured the 49th an-!and Mrs.Edwin Jones in Ethiopia.in Bolivia, South America, and Mr.Highlighting the Sunday School report was the average weekly attendance of 83% of the total pupil enrolment throughout the year.This constituted the highest mark in many years.Reference was made to the important contribution being made by the Young People\u2019s Society who provide leadership in the teaching of Sunday school classes and other church extension work including conducting of services, in the various mission churches.Of interest was the campaign of the Young Women's Missionary group which with similar Baptist groups throughout Canada seeks to raise $75,000 \u2018to enable the purchase of additional equipment which would permit the Southern Cross radio station in La Paz, Bolivia, to provide world coverage of its short wave programs of the Christian gospel.During the past year the church sanctuary was enhanced by two gifts from members, one a hand- carved mahogany communion table from W.E.Cooper, the other a set of Maas Memorial chimes presented by the children of the Jones family in memory of their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Jones, charter members of the church.Both gifts have added dignity and richness to the church interior.The Memorial chimes have been so installed that they can ultimately be amplified and their tones carried from a tower ciety.She was also a \u2018vice-pres- ident of the University Settlement, a Red Feather organization; member of the Women's Auxiliary of the Montreal General Hospital; member of the executive of the Women\u2019s Guild of St.George's Church; and a member eof the advisory council of the Montreal Girls\u2019 Association.During her residence in Winnipeg, she was District Commissioner of the Canadian Girl Guides Association._ Mrs.Dodds is survived by her husband, Jackson.Dodds, O.B.E,, Deputy Chief Scout for Canada; two sons, Donald Jackson and Stanley, both of Montreal; two daughters, Mrs: John M.Henderson (Roma) of Toronto, and Jean Dodds.of Montreal; two brothers, H.H Wood and F.E.Wood, of London,- Eng.; a sister, Mrs.| R.Newton Goddard of England; and four grandchildren, Peter Malcolm, Collin Michael and Ian Arthur, sons of Mr.and Mrs.Henderson, and Donald Jackson, jr., son of Mr.and Mrs.Donald Jackson Dodds.HARD OF HEARING .An amazing invention lets you HEAR WITH BETTER UNDERSTANDING.Read about it in a new free booklet, \u201cTop Secret.\u201d Get your copy today.No obligation: BICYCLE BUYS! 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Our 16 page full-colour folder: \u201cIF fuel bills were painted on roof tops!\u201d tells why Timken is tops in savings, It's yours for the asking.Fill in the coupon below or phone today \u2014 no obligation, of course.\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Se ES OS rs sr HEATERS LIMITED 1832 St.Catherine St.West, Montreal, P.Q.\u2014 Tel.: FI.3521 Switchboard open 24 hours a day Dear Sirs: Please send me the obove folder telling me how | can enjoy Timken Silent Avtomatic Wall-Flame Oil Heal at new low costs.NAME.cco eossssssmssssssssesenen ADDRESS.aropesessesreensornse morocco CUTY.nrerererresreee PROV Lever = \u2014e a Sh Bae a : - W.E.UN.Acted.(Continued from Page 8) they became \u2018The brave soldiers of Communist China.\u2019 - \u201cThere seems to be, even amongst the people who consider themselves better-informed, a strong feeling that we ought to give in to the demands of Red China.Their primary demand is recognition of their regime, coupled with a seat on the United Nations Organizations.But there are certain qualifications to be met before they can be seated.The United Nations Charter demands that a nation must show itself to be peace-loving.Has Red China acted in a way to prove that she is?It should also be able to show that it has the backing of the majority of the citizens in the country.Red China has still to hold a free election.It is true that they claim that they have the support of all the people in Continental China, but how many can oppose a ruler who first disarms the people, holds a gun to their heads, threatens to deny food and work to all in opposition?It is very human, in the circumstances for the average Chinaman, or anyone else, to cheer for the Reds.Red Atrocities Condemned \u201cAnd yet, in spite of all the repressive measures, the Reds have found it necessary to shoot or behead hundreds of thousands of dis- United Nations.compared, in a derogatory way, to a circus.But-I believe, in certain ways, that it resembles one.In a circus, the attention of the audience is rivetted on the rings and platforms where the Big Acts take place.In the United Nations the attention of the man in the street is directed to the Security Council and the General Assembly, especially when there are lively interchanges between the East and the West.How many realize that the circus could not operate without the erection crews and the hundred and one other people who perform their tasks without publicity?The United Nations is making progress in the Humanitarian, Educational, Health, Transport and other fields, but in these ' departments, there is no spectacular friction and therefore, no head- ! line value.| \u201cLet us look, for instance, at the , balance sheet for the end of 1950 and the first month of 1951.| \u2018Debit Side, The Truce Commission failed to get a crease-fire in \u2018Korea.China\u2019s representation in \u2018the U.N.still not finally settled.No decision on the future of Jerusalem, No action taken on Red i China's invasion of Tibet.South Africa refuses to place Southwest Africa under Trusteeship.Opium control has deteriorated.U.N.Has Helped Food Supply \u201cCredit Side, Civil Assistance Command in Korea with the World Health Organization working among Refugees.UN.Commission for Rehabilitation has persuaded South Koreans to discontinue old oriental custom of execut- \u2018ing their prisoners.Trusteeship - agreement on Somaliland.Eri- | trea's future settled by mutual , agreement in federation with Ethi- \u2018opia.Technical Assistance has : been increased by six new projects.Independence of Lybia confirmed.! Children\u2019s Emergency Fund ex- j tended.Child No.30,000,000 gets | T.B.Test under WHO and the Scandinavian Red Cross.The rice .crop in Pakistan is increased 15% { through malaria control by WHO.| International Bank makes loans of ; 276,000,000 dollars to various coun- \"tries needing development.' \u201cAnd yet people say that the - United Nations accomplishes nothing.\u201cLet us come closer home and touch on our own field of operations.During the year we have held six meetings which were open to all who were interested.We have been fortunate to have speakers who had a great deal of information to give as well as the ability to present that information.| My only regret was that more peo- iple did not avail themselves of | the opportunity to attend.\u201cMaterial was supplied for a symposium on the U.N.to the forty Club, and to a group of people in RE THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1951 Girls Hi-Y Club To Hold Induction On Saturday afternoon, May 5,\u2019 at 4.00 p.m., the Westmount Girls\u2019 | Hi-Y Club will hold their annual officers\u2019 induction tea at the West- mount Y.M.C.A.All parents of the | members of this club are invited to attend the ceremony and tea.| Miss Patsy Smith, a third year | student at Westmount High! : School, and vice-president of the .senters.This is not the habit of a | Station CKVL and I know many nation which is welcome in \u201cthe, enjoyed it.\u201cThe United Nations have been visited and given material club this year, was elected President for the 1951-52 season.She succeeds Miss Marlyn Smith, who has presided over the club during the past year.~~ | Miss Joan Alexander will sue- | ceed Miss Diane Lemieux as secretary, and Miss Bonnie Lawson succeeds Miss Margaret Tucker as treasurer of the club._ Miss Sherman of the Westmount High School is the High School Advisor, and Miss Phyllis Wood of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.is Y.M.C.A.Advisor of the Club.Lachute, who were holding a debate.- \u201cThe Play, Second-Class Citizens, was presented under our ERIE fas whe co a REY PITS iy ord RO r SEE OUR FINE ASSORTMENT OF GARDEN TOOLS .AT REASONABLE PRICES Also Flower and Vegetable Seeds \u2014 Grass Seed \u2014 \u2018Fertilizers \u2014 Insecticides \u2014 Sprayers, etc.Lawn Mowers Sharpened and Set - MA.6219 4169 St.Catherine W.1885 FI.2641 Bt.M Catherine W.4860 A.6219 Sherbrooke W.DE.1145 \\ auspices, by the Montreal Menorah Chapter, B'Nai Brith Women, over \u201cSeveral of the Schools were for | study and display.I found con- | siderable interest on the part of the puplls and the teachers, even as far down as the sixth grade.\u201cThe Notre Dame de Grace! Hampton Ave.YMCA was coached for their part in the Model Assem- : bly, held in the Central YMCA.| \u201cIn closing, I wish to express my appreciation of the loyal co- | operation I received from the mem- | bers of the Executive.Without | their help, the work would have been much harder and the effect by no means so worthwhile.While the work has taken a great deal of time and effort, I feel that the Branch has justified ifs existence and can look forward to even greater progress in the future.| \u201cA final word of appreciation : should be, I think, reserved for the | Press.In these days, unless you have the support of the Press, you , are but shouting down a well.In | this connection I would like to give special mention to the West- mount Examiner for its excellent support and coverage.\" The Executive for the coming year are as follows, President, G.F.W.Kuhring, Vice Presidents, | Mrs.G.F.W.Kuhring, R.Gustave Racine.Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.R.Gustave Racine, Recording Secretary, H.G.Ferrabee.Treasurer, Mrs.Harold Gallen.Additional Members, Mrs.H.F.Reusing, Mrs.F.W.Bishop, Mrs.A.Genser.\\ EN WHEN THEY'RE LOOKING FOR QUAI SERVICE ES AAS LALAL A Let our expert mechanics give your car a thorough check-up.Brakes - Spark Plugs - Battery - Lights - Carburetor - Generator - Motor.All should be in first class condition to assure you of Spring and Summer driving pleasure.Hodge Bros.Ltd.\u201cYour V/ect End Ford and Monarch Dealer\u201d 6170 Sherbrooke St.West yes cramd WA, 1175 à A A A LÀ M J p PN Serve Cae ce one, foo! Aaa FRE pp M RALI0 UT hp ADO A0 1 ind 77N \\).LN s1stes *e, ; A * + o 3 a! art ° ne w \u201ctt oO y PS o LR > + oo © * ov % UMITED he bec) « 1 + *, % yo © Oo * So, 0, 2 Outre T @ 3 y BÉPUERereS a s2x2922083* E Pts tt ME ue.ne IE Er i vl Bi oa doe mai, 7 RS TR Nr = SRT Tt SA OAS SMS FT i Kh 4 CRASH rR SARE SE Tmo a \u2014 re to.PAGE SIX THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPULIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773 % \u201cThe Kraminer Post Office Nept.aims to be an sndependent clean tewspapes for the home, devoted to public service Mail vuhscriplions: $2.00 per year: 31.00 half-year.Authorized a» 2nd Class Mall, Ottaws FRIDAY, MAY 4, 195) HELP FOR THE HELPLESS * * % Local Residents will Respond Generously to Salvation Army Appeal The Salvation Army believes in service .more than slogans, and in genuine, practical effort in the Name of Christ to meet human need than in well-developed publicity campaigns.Its leaders feel that, analysis, The Salvation Army's worth to Canada must be appraised on the inspiration dispensed, the moral and spiritual rehabili- + Dominion- Douglas i \u201cThe anus) church school day in the Church will be held at Dominion-Douglas Sunday.The front seats will be occupied by scholars and there will be choruses by the Beginners and the Primary Department.Dr.Smith will speak c \u201cCarrying Life's Load\u201d.There will be no regular session of the Church School in the afternoon, hut the Teens Club will meet in the lower gymnasium at 3 p.m.In the Johnston will Enemy in the Midst\u201d, include \u201cGo Not Far From Me\u201d by Zingarelli.Margaret Messen- Ke- Will sing.: | Following the service, sn inter- » evening Dr.Charles speak on \u201cThe Music will |.esting color film called \u201cTimber; Trail\".describing the development.= and use of our vast forest re-: sources, will be shown, Ther.will be no meeting of the Sewing Circle or of the Handicraft Guild organizations both having ended their season's activities.: Oa Tuesday at 3 p.m.the Woman's Missionary Society will hold its meeting under the convener- °° of Mrs, A.Lloyd Smith and Mrs.Stewart Allen.Mrs.Allen will address the meeting on \u201cChina-to me\u201d.On Wednesday at 8 pm.in Leslie Hall there will be a Preparatory Service and reception of members.Dr.Voice\u201d.Recreation nights will be Monday for the Y.P.U.and Thrusday fo: the Teens Club.\u201d Charles Johnston will speak on \u201cThe Unrecognized : ing hand.\u201d in the final mitted, and doeth that which is lawful and right, he shall save his | soul alive.\u201d (Ezekiel 18:23, 27).The Lesson-Sermon also includes the tollowing passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d hy Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cAs adhererits of Truth, we take the inspired Word of the Bible as our sufficient guide to eternal Life.We acknowkledge God's forgiveness of sin in the destruction of sin and the spiritual under- \u2018standing that casts out evil as unreal, But the belief in sin is punished so long as the belief lasts.If the saying is true, \u2018While there's life there\u2019s hope,\u2019 its opposite is \u2018also true, While there's sin there's doom.\u201d (Pages.497 and 40).* \u2014k I\" Westmount Baptist | - de \u201cGodliness\u201d \u2018will be the morning sermon in Westmount Church on Sunday.\u201cThe Walls Come Tumbling Down,\u201d will be:the theme of Dr.J.A.Johhston's message on Sunday evening.The Mid-week Fellowship of the congregation iy held each Wednesday evening.In these gatherings, whith many uttend, the people learn together and from each other the basic lessons of Christian~ Living.Prayer provides the atmosphere of the gatherings.- VIOLENT DEATH Shelley Winters, starred in George Stevens\u2019 \u201cA Place in the Sun\u201d for Paramount, meets a violent death\u2014this time by drown- ing\u2014for the fourth time in her screen career.In the past, she has Christian Science I 8 \u2018 Everlasting Punishment\u201d is the subject of the lesson-sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist.on Sunday.The Golden ! Text is from Ezekiel 18:30, \u201cRepent, and turn yourselves from all your shall not be your ruin.\u201d Among the citations which com- - prise the Lessou-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u201cHave I any pleasure at all that the wicked should die?saith the Lord God: and not that he should return from his ways, and live?Again, when the wicked man turneth away from his wickednéss that he hath com- transgressions; so iniquity : been strangled, shot, killed in a traffic accident.This year The Army has a slogan for all of us who support its- beneficial ministry.It is suggested that we \u201cGive .tude.\u201d And the longer that thought is considered the more reasons will we find why we, the fortunate and the privileged, should be grateful for the opportunity the Red Shield Appeal provides, of giving to our needy brothers through the Army's kindly endeavour.Let us make it our slogan and our purpose then, to \u201cGive |: .With ree Baptist : BAHA'I ! A WORLD FAITH Religion must be the source of unity.\"My object is none other than the betterment of the world and the tranquillity of its people.The well-being of mankind, its peace and security, are unatioin- able unless and until Its unity is firmly established.\u201d Baha'u'llah (1863) | LITERATURE FREE Box No.58 - Tel.GL.1879 TUES.MAY 8TH THE TORONTO (at 8.00 (An offering will be BIBLE COLLEGE will present an evening of sacred music at THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH p.m.) The program will include selections by the Choir \u2014 Mrs.Newby \u2014 The Male Quartet and two Ladies\u2019 Double Trios.taken at the service).THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1951 tation effected, and the.betterment of men and their conditions.The Salvation Army has, however, some good slogans, Who has not heard that \u201ca many may be down but he\u2019s never out\u201d so far as The Army is concerned?Almost as familiar are the apt references to \u201cthe understanding heart and the the human touch.\u201d The message of The Army is succinctly described as \u201chope for the hopeless\u2019 and \u201chelp for the helpless.\u201d We might go on.Salvation- ists speak of themselves as \u201cserving with heart to God and hand to man.\u201d Others have described them as \u201cThe Army of the help- .with grati- Salvation - * * Stanley Presbyterian | * - * The guest preacher at the servic on Sunday morning will be | the Rev.Harry Owen, who has just returned from inland China, where he has served as missionary for many years.\u2018The evening service will be conducted by the Minister, Rev.J.D.| Wilkie.Monthly meeting of Kirk-Ses- sion will be held on Monday, May 7, at 8 p.m.The spring luncheon of the Women's Association will be held in Franklin Hall Memorial on.Tuesday, May 8, at 1 p.m.The musical portion of the program ! consist of à number of rec- reproducing: machine, and Mr.Carl, of Carl's Flower Shop, will give a talk on floral arrangements.Mrs.Arthur Nickle, EL.5814 is in charge of tickets.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Strest and Roslyn Avenue John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister William J.Neale Organist and Choirmaster Sunday, May oth ; 11,00 a.m.11.00 n.m.\u2018ordings played on a polyphonic |.ome to Your Church ss the B There Does Freedom Flourish, Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.Church ulwark ot Democracy.Church of the Advent The Right Rev.F.P.Clark, Bishop of Kootenay, will celebrate the Holy Communion at the Church of The Advent, West- mount, at 8 a.m.on Sunday, when members of the Guild of St.Agnes will make a corporate Communion.At 11 a.m.the Bishop will pontificate and preach at the Solemn Eucharist, when the choir CHRISTIAN SCIENCE + % cm ¥ First Church of Christ Scientist 82 Academy Roed Westmount, Que.Sunday, Max 6th Sunday School, Morning Service, \u201cEVERLASTING PUNISHMENT\u201d.Giolden Text: Ezekiel 18:30.Repent,.and turmi yourselves from all \u2018vour transgressions; so iniquity shall not\u2019 he be your ruin.Weds ednesday Room.52 Academy Road.2.00 pom.to 4.00 p.m.Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, except Sundays and Holidays.A ANGLICAN _ Church of The Advent Corner ot Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsay Rer.M.J.©.Levason Sunday After Ascension Day 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.9,30 a.m.Children*s Eucharlst, 10.00 a.m.Sunday School.~ 10.15 a.m.Mattins.11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist.Preacher: Bishop -of Kootenay.Music by the Cholrs of St.Matthew\u2019s, Quebec, and The Advent, Westmount.7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong.Ascension Day, May 3rd .00 a.m.Holy Communion.30 aa Mattins, 00 a.m.Holy Commun 30 an.Children\u2019s Euchariat.a .30 pan.Evensong.Week-day Services Holy Communion: 7.00 a.m., Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday; 11.00 a.m.\u201cGODLINESS.\u201d \u201cWith Contentment Is Great Gain\u201d Communion at Noon.10 a.m.Church Bible School 11 a.m.7.30 p.m.\u201cTHE WALLS COME TUMBLING DOWN.\u2019 Walls and Curtains are the Curse of the World.Dr.Johnston at Both Services VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOMED PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.0.Minister Sunday, May 6th 11.00 a.m.Public Warship.11.00 a.m.Sunday School.| 7.30 p.m.Public Worship.The Minister will preach at both services.Woodin, * Lester A.Organist and Choirmaster.VISITORS \"AND FRIENDS \u2018ARE CORDIALLY INVITED A Nursery for Small Children 18 \u2018 Conducted during the Morning Service of Worship.STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount Ave.and Victoria Ave Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Sunday, May 6th 11.00 a.m.Rev.Henry Owen.11.16 a.m, Sunday School, 7.30 p.m.Rev.J.D Wilkle TO VISITORS > p'u- 114 Doris Killam, Organist and Cholr Director CORDIAL.WELCOME IS EXTENDED A.T.C.M,, LMus, health) = 00 a.m., Monday and Friday; 9.30 a.m., Wednesday.Matins: 7.30 a.m.daily except on Wednesday at 9.00 a.m Evensong: 5.30 p.m.daily.except on Saturday at 8.00 pm.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Th, M.C.Rev.P.R.M.Farrell, M.A.SUNDAY AFTER ASCENSION DAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Cominunlon.11,00 a.m.Holy Communion and Sermon.Preacher: \u2014 The Rector.7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon, Preacher: Rev.Peter Farrell.THURSDAY 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, Organist: Mr.LCustace \"Tait, A.C.C.O.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH Sherbrooke Street at Marlowes Avenue Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector.Sunday After Ascension Day 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion: 9.45 a.m.Junior School.Bible Class.Confirmation Class, 11.00 a.m.Choral Communion, er: The Rector.Preach- Nursery onl, Kindergarten.Primary Department.7.30 p.m.Evensong.Preachey: \u2014 The Rector.Wednesday 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 8.15 p.m.Testimony Meeting, Reuding .I (Choral) of St.Matthew's Quebec, will join with The Advent chorlsters in singing the choral parts of the service.UNITED CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue Westmount Minister: : Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D, Gifford Mitchell.B.A., Mus.Bas, Organist and Choir Director \u201c Sunday, May 6th: 9.45 a.m.Church\u2019 Séhool In all departments.11.00 a.m.Nursery Division and Mis- ston Band.11.60 a.m.I will put my trust Thee.The ' Communion \u2018of- he Lovd\u2019s Supper\u201d will- follow \u201cthis service, 7.30.p.m.Positive Values of.Religlon.Mice invited to share In\u201d these per- vices, © Wednesday, May 9th at.8 p.m.\u201cin Church Parlours, Family Party of \u2018all-branches of the W.M.S.DOMINION-DOUGLAS CHURCH Westmount Bivd., cor.Lansdowne Avenue 1 Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., ».0.| Rev.Charles F.Johnston, M.A., Th.D, Sunday, May 6th 11.00 a.m.\u201cCARRYING LIFE'S LOAD.\u201d \u2014Dr.Lloyd Smith.3.00 p.m.No Church \u2014_ pan ure School Teen 7.30 p.m.HE ENEMY IN THE MIDST.\u201d \u2014 Dr, Charles Johnston, Organist and Choirmaster, MR.JOHN ROBB, Mus.Bac.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH 101 Cote St.Antoine Road near Argyle Avenue WESTMOUNT Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A., Minister \u2018 Rev.George K.Ward, B.A.Assistant Minister Sunday Servicés 11.00 a.m.\u201cMISTAKES WH SHALL WE DO ABOUT THEM \u2018 \u2014Mr.Grant.7.30 Rim .\u201cTHE ROCK OF SALVA- 10.\u2014 Mr.Ward.11.00 a.m.Shure School, anist and Choirmaster « Phillips rp B.A, Mus.Bac.F.C.C.0.COME AND WORSHIP ST.JAMES UNITED \u201c CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street West Rev.Thomes E.McLesnen, D.D, Minister: Rev.B.B.Brown, Visiting Minister Sunday, May 6th 10.50 a m.Sunday School, 11.00 a.m.Morning Worship, \u201cBROKEN VESSELS.\u201d 3.00 p.m St Janes\u2019 Men's Assoc ution.7.30 p.m.Evening Worship.\u201cTHE FEI, .LOWSHIP OF FORGIVENESS Dr.T E.McLennan will preach at both services.Mr.Warner Norman.Organist .Minister: Rev.HARVEY CAMPBELL, B.D., D.D.Sunday, May 6th 11,00 a.m.Morning Wor ship.\u201cGOING ON TO PERFECTION.\u201d 7.30 p.m.Evening Serv fee.\u201cTHERE IS POWER WITHIN US.\u201d 8.45 p.m.Sunday Night Group.\u2019 Thursday 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.J.C.Scott, LR.S.M., Cholr Director.0.R.Gliddon, Organist.| EEA a] SOE EO Bi Sid om [00 of CFD AAT «rr \u2014\u2014 2 = | 29 24 CARLIE I RE LE ELT gg 2j Qo = - - oH | 7\" A- 0.on.R- RE tor.Order Your PAINT By Telephone From \"PAINT STORE 4469 St.Catherine West {Near Metcalfe Ave.) PHONE FOR FREE COLOUR CHARTS © GLIDDEN PAINTS ® SPRED SATIN ® JAPALAC ENAMEL We Deliver GL.2336 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE \u2014\u2014\u2014 CUMBERLAND AVENUE 4827 .- 29, semi-detached -duplex, 5% rooms, cene tral heating, oil fired, automatic hot water, stone and brick work front, upper flat to rent.P-15 5 COUNTRY HOUSE .- TO LET \u2018NEAR KNOWLTON On small lake in beautiful - Bolton Pass.Two bedrooms with double beds, large livingroom with Heatflator fireplace, electric range in kitchen, screened porch overlooking lake, All city conveniences, including modern hathroom with bath, automatic hot water, $450.00 for season, WA, 2972, Call Monday.7-C BOY\u2019S CAMPS WHITTET'S CAMP LACLOUWHI IN 2 BOYS AGE 8 TO 7.TWENTY- FIRST SEASON.PHONE GL.1600.-11 12 APARTMENTS TO LET IN Wesimount, Metcalfe Avenue, near Sherbrooke, 3 room suite, unfurnished bathroom, heated, light and hot water supplied, third floor, $70.00.WE.8560.13 APARTMENTS WANTED APARTMENT wanted for September vicinity Victoria Hall.HA.5981.P-42 16 FLATS, DUPLEXES : TO LET FURNISHED flat, 4 rooms, near Forum, from June to October, or longer.Suit two gentlemen or married couple.Write box 86, c/o 2185 Hampton Avenue.P-14 20 ROOMS TO LET COLUMBIA near Greene, front room \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlhut 2773+ PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED : AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE | The Westmount E xaminer I Classified Advertising 10 WORDS 35¢ 3 ¢ for each additional word Sr eee ima AR PAGE SEVEN 29a FOR SALE | FOR SALE PLOWING, LEVELLING 5410 MONTCLAIR ELWOOD 4672 ; P-37 SILVER tea and coffee set: four- piece genuine cutglass dresser set.WA.2211, P-17 TRAILERS TO RENT Moving?Going to the country?We rent luggage, boat, horse and cabin trailers.Couplings and hitches for car supplied.AT.9871, evenings AT.3657.P-3 STOVE, Bedard, wood and coal, 6 lids, white enamel, will sacrifice for $75.00; blue enamel, $45.00.5820 Sherbrooke Street West.EL.7325.P-49 BICYCLE, boy's, C.C.M.Good condition, $20.00.WI.4320.P-41 STOVES, combination, also gas, in good condition DE.3068.P-44 TUXEDO, size: 38; méhogany bookcase; chest of drawers.GL.1508, -39 CONSOLE table and mirror, mahogany.EL, 0821, after 6 p.m.P-51 SOLID mahogany bedroom suite, modern design, perfect condition.WI, 2389, after 3 p.m.P-34 TEA wagon, $20.00; library walnut table, 6\u2019 x 21,\u2019 $25.00; Martha Washington sewing cabinet, \"$25.00; two nested walnut tables, $20.00; tuxedo 36, $10.00.DE.8293.P-57 GRAMOPHONE attachment, almost new, 75 r.p.m.$12.00, Good condition, Wellington 5313 - BEDROOM set, 5 pieces modern walnut finish, including mattress and spring, wonderful opportunity, $89.00.in .comfortable \u2018home, gentleman, 5820 Sherbrooke Street West.EL.breakfast optional.WI.3854, 7325.P-46 : : P-53 ICE box, Beach, perfect condition, ROOM to let in private home, very 75 Ib, capacity, Phone GL.1949.clean, privileges.GL.2111, .-35 P-33 26 GARAGE TO LET TWO girl's bicycles.Good condition.= - GL.4519.U-32 LANSDOWNE .and Sherbrooke, unheated, $8.00 per month.Suitable for small car.PI.2608 evenings.P-58 VICINITY Western and Victoria Avenues.Private, heated.GL.3866.P-45 27 GARAGES WANTED ON or near Westmount Blvd., vicinity Cote des Neiges and Clark, WE, 8921.- P-18 2%-a STORAGE TO LET FURNITURE or merchandise, up to 600 sd.ft, now available.West End.DE.3068.P-43 (J BA Collins FUNCRAL HOM \u2026 5610 Sherbrooke St W, DExTer 114.9 Completely AIR CONDITIONED Funeral Home and Chapel hem nn ACE ice box, 60 lbs.capacity.In excellent condition.WA.3446._ P-59 MAHOGANY dining room furniture, junior bedroom.furniture.FIL 89 BOY'S bicycle, C.C.M., brand new, excellent shape.WI.0744.P-63 REFRIGERATOR, used, perfect condition, 6 cu.ft., exceptional opportunity, $100.00.5820 Sherbrooke Street West.EL.7325.P-50 GOOD buy in washing machine; squirrel cape jacket; caracul cape; coats, dresses, sizes 114-16; men's suits and full dress suit, size 40.EL.3032.P-31 MAN'S combination walnut single bed and dresser with Marshall special box spring and mattress, Call evenings.WA.6456.P-30 BOY'S bicycle, Glider, brand new.WI.7750 evenings.P-29 ORIENTAL rugs; walnut dining room set; washing machine.EL.0821, after 6 pm.P-52 Funeral Directors Established 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At your disposal without charge 84 HELP WANTED - FEMALE LSA 1 20-2 (General) (General) \u2014 - CHESTERFIELD, new, 3 pieces, re- BLACK EARTH- versible cushions, 2 colors, Entirely.~ TOP SOIL 5920 Sherbtooke Street West EL rbrooke ree est.EL.5.00 PE AD |.EA $5.00 PER Loa] _ GIRL/S dresses, good Condition, size : 2-3.GL.2086.P-28 HOUSEHOLD furniture, ¢ rugs and lamps.Phone FI.2337, 9-10 a.m.,\u201d 7-9 p.m.P-21 FRIGIDAIRE, $165.00; maple rocking chair, $25.00; radio and record player, $20.00.MA.3983.P-16 KITCHEN set, new, chrome, 4 pieces, table with arborite top, 4 chairs.Wonderful opportunity, $59.00.5820 Sherbrooke Street West.EL.7325.81 WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED \u2014 Small safe in good condition.DE.6933, P-27 OLD SILVER, CHINA WTD.MA.1590, H.Pearce, Jewellers, Lau- rentien Hotel.P-5 WANTED All kinds of ornaments, crystal, sier- ling, china, paintings.-EX.\u20189518.P-13 32 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED ROOM and board for English speaking girl, 15 or 16, who would like to spend the summer in the country, 17 miles from Montreal, in exchange for tight services.References, WA.1654.P-22 WANTED \u2014 Experienced cook, general, for adult family of 3.West- mount.Own room, bath and \u2018radio.References required.WE, 1261.P-23 YOUNG girl to help with children willing to go to country for summer.GL 3677.P-26 COUNTER GIRL For Miss Brown's Cleaning Service, Sherbrooke St.West.EL.1139, P-54 BILINGUAL STENOGRAPHER For well established firm, good salary, 1950 Claremont Ave., near C.P.R.Westmount Station.WA.1137.V-25 85 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE PART-TIME office work wanted, -{ mornings.Experienced in bookkeeping, payroll work and typing.WL 4728.P-36 36 HELP WANTED MALE , HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE TO BE TRAINED FOR KESPON- SIBLE OFFICE POSITION.Must be under 19, English speaking, quick and accurate at figures.Permanent position and excellent opportunities for advancement for young sman thinking of his future, Five day week.Telephone assistant manager of well known Insurance Co.at MA.1691.P-55 ! 39 LOST PINK plastic glasses lost on Thursday afternoon on Argyle or Clare- mont, or 14 streetcar.FI.2601.P10 Dom-Douglas Delegates Favor Enlisting Teachers An important step was taken by the Montreal United Church Presbytery at its meeting on Tuesday in St.James United Church.The Presbytery decided to the eastablishing of a plan for commissioning teachers to the \u201cministry of education.\u201d In the discussion Rev.Dr.Es Lloyd Smith, of Dominion Douglas Church, Westmount, and lay delegate W.H.Goodwin, also from Dominion Douglas took an active part.Dr.Lloyd Smith was named to the committee set up to prepare ways whereby lay members in the teaching profession can be enlisted and prepared for commissioning to this \u201cministry of education\u201d and for Christian fellowship in practices.Dr.G.G.D.Kilpatrick, principal of the United Theological College, will head the committee.One of the first functions of the committee will be the sponsoring of a service at the next meeting of Presbytery in the Fall at which Protestant teachers will be invited to dedicate them\u201c selves to the \u201cministry of Teaching.\u201d A form of service drawn up by Dr.Kilpatrick was presented to the Presbytery by Rev.Ernest E.Long, chairman.Dr.Kilpatrick suggested that each minister invite teachers in his congregation to attend the service.The act of dedication, he said, would add new dignity to the teaching profession, and ratify the conviction already held by many teachers that they were in God's service.W.H.Goodwin, lay delegate of Dominion-Douglas Church, said the drawing up of the service \u201cmarks a unique event in ecclesiastical history.\u201d \u201cIt is a step towards the realization of an idea that was conceived as a missionary project, nourished for the last 10 or 11 years by this Presbytery and has been accepted by the teaching profession.\u201d Westmount Property Sale Amongst other business transacted by the meeting was approval of the sale of a small strip of property on Cote St.Antoine road and Stanton avenue, Westmount, to the City of West- its X mount, The land sold will permit for widening of Cote St.Antoine road.The.property belongs to St.Andrew's United Church, Westmount.Temple Emanu-El Sabbath Services, this evening, May 4th at 8.15.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cScience, Psychology and Religion\u201d.Tomorrow morning, May 5th, at 11.30, Sermonette \u2014 \u201cLoving Peace and Pursuing It\u201d, based on the Ethics of the Fathers.\u201cDivided We Fail\u201d At the closing luncheon meeting of the Temple Sisterhood on Tuesday, May 8th at 12.30 o'clock in the Temple Community House, Mrs.Harold W.Baum, a member of the National Federation Sisterhood Executive Board and distinguished religious leader of Milwaukee, Wisc, will speak on the themd \u201cDivided We Fail\u201d, Mrs.Jack Freedman, President will present her annual report, Election of officers will take place.Reservations for the luncheon are to be made with Mrs.J.A.Roston, Dexter 1765.Service In Observance of Israel's Independence In observance of the third anniversary of the establishment of the State of Israel will be held in the Temple Friday Evening, May 11th at 8.16 o'clock.Participating will he Moshe Yuval, Israeli Consul in Charge; The Very Rev.Kenneth C.Evans, Dean of Montreal and Rabbi Dr, Hairy J.Stern,\u201d Authorized Dealer for % General Electric % Connor Washers % Moffat Ranges J Beach Stoves % Bendix Economat % Inglis Washers SALES AND SERVICE Easy Terms Available WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES 4209 St.Catherine West (Near Greene Avenue) EXPERT RADIO & ELECTRICAL REPAIRS WE.2226 - Fl.8674 a DOMESTIC PETS HEATED, individual perienced care for dogs and cats, Registered pupples for sale.Mrs.Pamela B.Mack, 6470 Cote de Liesse Rd., Dorval.Phone Lachine 980-J 18.(next to O'Connell Garage).P-9 VEVA ROBSON offers the only Dog Beauty Shop in Montreal, 842-A Vice toria, VA.6687 \u2014 Also an exclusive Boarding Kennel catering to a limite ed number only.Phone Ste Anne de Bellevue 2134.P-8 ONE healthy pedigree Siamese male kitten, house trained, for sale to good kennels, ex home.\u2019 DE, 3091 P-60 42 PERSONALS ATTENTION Wanted \u2014 donations for \u201cMontreal Day Nursery.The following toys are ur-\u2019 gently: needed: Tricycles; wagons; rocking horses; large play blocks; dolls; doll\u2019's prams; doll's beds; doll houses, in good condition.If you have any of the above, phone WA.4505 or PL 4334 and we will be glad to collect them.P-24 CHILDREN'S MOVIES Specially selected films for children\u2019s birthday parties.WA.5198.P-19 SKINNY men, women! Gain 5 to 15 lbs.new pep.Try Ostrex Tonic Tablets for new healthy flesh; new vigor.Introductory, \u2018get-acquaijuted\u2019\u2019 size only 60c, all druggists.P-38 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS GROUPS Station L, Westmount.For particulars, P.O.Box 213, Wednesday Westmount Thursday West End Sunday afternoon TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65c ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH BUILDING REPAIRS ALTERATIONS and general repairs expertly done, planned kitchen and cabinet making a specialty, free estimates on request.FI.3095, Evenings WA.5932.- P-12 CARPENTRY S STANDRING General carpentry and cablnet-making.Expert craftse manship on all lines of woodwork.Planned kitchens and custom built interlors a specialty.Estimates free, Satisfaction guaranteed.EL.7453, * LET George do it.Household repairs, carpentry and screens, quick service, free estimate, Call GL.1170, 5 to 8 p.m.P-63 CARTAGE GENERAL TRANSPORT\u2014Local and long distance.Specialty, furniture planos, refrigerators, Call FL 1328, DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING, alterations, also children's clothes, made at a reasonable price, work guaranteed.Call WA.3101, Westmount, between 9 a.m.and 2 p.m.P-20 DRESSMAKING and alterations.Don't discard outdated clothes, I have fdeas.Madame D'Arcy, 2066 Manse field, Apt.6, BE.4688, P-4 LATEST Parisian style dresses made to order by French dressmaker, Call GL.1170 from 6 to 8 p.m.P-61 FURNITURE REPAIRS FURNITURE repaïrs; upholstering, all kinds of furniture polishing, spray painting.Furniture made to order.MA.7820.VENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS = Flexalum spring tempered slats, Vinyl plastlo tapes.Newest and best on the market.No installation charge.Steel drapery supports given free of charge, Call for free estimate, J.P.Beaudoin, veteran, OXFORD VENETIAN BLINDS REG'D.YO 5681 EVENINGS: HE.0581 P-1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Lorenzo Gaulin Ltd.Plumbing and Heating Contractor and Repairs 4424 ST.JAMES STREET WEST ae tad NIGHT CALLS - DU.2610 bi i à £ + A FT wR » DAS of aa Palin ae Da a PET » JL Lam \u2019 ha AD, rm te mt + Poi.+ Fe it ET TOMES vit té + die en TAL EEE ~ MS PR ÿ A ré ri PIE I PES EE PEN pe 2 Et ae a\u201c Py Sera me Th i LE n= PAGE EIGHT THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1951 \u2014 Social - + + Prrsonal - + \u201c= Engagements + + Weddings» Miss Helen Brennan, president | Will Exchange Marital Vows May / 9 Mrs.N.Milton Shearly, of Qu- Rremont, entertained at a copper- bottom cooking utensil shower last Thursday in honor of Miss Anne Giles, of Westmount, whose marriage to Mr.Robert Harold Smyth takes place on May 19.TAXI 3 STANDS IN WESTMOUNT, N.D.G.& SNOWDON HOURLY & METER RATES WEDDINGS FUNERALS OUT OF TOWN TRIPS SERVICE DAY & NIGHT of the Loretto Alumnae of Montreal, will entertain the executive committee of the association at afternoon tea tomorrow afternoon, at her home, 388 Olivier Avenue, Westmount.Mr.and Mrs.Newman M.Biller and children, Allan David and Audrey Jane, New York City, and Mrs.Ben.G.Phillips and daughter, Wendy Joan, West Newton, Mass., were the guests of Mr, Lyon W.Jacobs, K.C.and Mrs.Jacobs at the Castel des Monts Hotel, Ste.Agathe, during the recent Passover Holidays.Mrs.W.L.Hardie, president of the African.Violet Club of Montreal, and Mrs.L.H.Davies, vice- president, returned from the Fifth Annual Convention of the African Violet Society, held at convention headquarters, the Dayton Biltmore Hotel, Dayton, Ohio, where they represented the Montreal branch.Rt.Hon.Louis St.Laurent, Prime Minister of Canada, was among those who sent a message of congratulation and good wishes to Mrs.E.Christoffersen when Miss Ann: Elizabeth G.les, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Harlow F.Giles, o2 Westmount, and Mr.Robert Harold Smyth, son of Mr.and Mrs.R.Harold Smyth, of Notre Dame de Grace, whose marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday, May 19, in Westmount Park-Emmanuel United Church.\"celebrated her 91st birthday ca Wednesday, April 25, Mrs.G.Cranstoun entertained in her honor at a luncheon at the Mount Stephen Club.Many cards and gifts of flowers were also received by Mrs.Christoffersen, who resides with her son-in-law and daughter, Dr.and Mrs.S.A.Mac- Sween.7 $9.95 $11 Suits FINAL CLEARANCE! resses Were $24.95 to $69.50 10% to 20% Dscount On All Styles MILLINERY REDUCED up to 50% charitable donations.Rev.Monsignor W.McDonagh, chaplain of the sub-division, addressed the members.Speaking | briefly Monsignor McDonagh reminded his audience that the women composed more than 50 percent of the voters in Canada, and urged the women to realize their importance individually and to become more politically minded, to study and inform themselves so that their influence would be felt not only in Quebec, but in helping to solve problems which might arise from coast to coast.At the conclusion of Monsignor McDon- agh's remarks, elections were held and the following officers were 95 $14.95 Shorties 4 À ued! ® Nylons © Silk Prints ri © Shanturgs appointed: For now President, Mrs.Vance Maxwell; thru\u201d 1st Vice-president, Mrs.J.P.Du- Summer Bois: 2nd Vice-president, Mrs.R.S.White; 3rd Vice-president, Mrs.\"TEEN AGERS - SPECIAL Juniors Misses Women NEAR SHERBROOKE Charlotte co 1353 GREENE AVENUE OPEN 9 TO 6 DAILY J.H.McMahon; Rec.Secretary, Mrs.Eric Kierans; Cor.Secretary, Mrs.M.P.Malone; Treasurer, Miss J.Brady; Counsellors, Mrs.C.Mallon, Mrs.Fabio Monet, Mrs.J.D.King, Mrs.J.P.O'Reilly, Mrs.Roy A.Patterson, Mrs.E.R.Marlin and Mrs.M.G.Mac- Donald.; The treasurer, Mrs.McMahon, reported total receipts of $1527.44, j| The St.Mary's Hospital Sewing VALUES JUST FOR YOU WESTMOUNT FI.7773 SEE Specialist in: BRASSIERES ELASTIC STOCKINGS e e oo Westmount Also 6550 ST.HUBERT ST.| MME À.COURVAL | 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 4238 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.4491 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.committee directed by Mrs.C.Mallon asisted by Mrs.W.H.Hodgin completed 910 articles.The children\u2019s ward was supplied With underwear and 40 bed throws.Christmas gifts were given to the children.Mrs.J.P.DuBois reported that attivities under her convenership netted over $700.The annual \u2018Bridge, with Mrs.Roy A.Patterson in charge, made $468.91, and Marathon Bridge Clubs had also been of assistance.Donations were sent to the Catholic Sailors Club, Catholic Charities, Montreal Convalescent Hospital, Red Cross, Multiple Sclerosis Society, Our Lady's Missionaries, Sisters of Service and Residential.Club, Marianopolis Scholarship, a Bursary of $100 to St.Paul's Academy, St.Leo's School prizes, St.Leo's School Commission, C.W.L.National Scholarship, Diocesan Lay Retreats, Diocesan Reserve Fund, and the Thomas More Institute of Adult Education, Msgr.McDonagh Notes Political Influence Of Women In Canada A highly successful year of many activities and much good work has been concluded by the Westmount sub-division C.W.L., which held its annual meeting recently in St.Leo's School Hall.Mrs.Vance Maxwell, the, President expressed her satisfaction and thanked the executive for their strong support which enabled the club to make many Readers, whose notices and reports are not in this isue of the paper, should note that many letters arrive each week too late for publication.Send your notices and reports in early.Post them to reach this office Monday morning.Helen B.Sandwell, (WA.2778) Woman's Editor.Herbert Reddy Auxiliary To Complete Tea Plans | At Meeting on Tuesday The Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Herbert Reddy Memorial Hospital, will hold its May meeting on Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m, in the Nurses\u2019 Home, 4039 Tupper St., Wesmount, The president, Mrs.M.B.Mackenzie will be in the chair.Final arrangements for the spring tea and sale will be completed.This tea will take place at\u2019 the home of Mrs.R.T.Gaunt, 4263 Dorchester St.,, W.on May 15, from 2.30 to 5 p.m., under the convenership of Mrs.J.C.Dicki- son and Mrs.J.C.Schwartzman.There will be a white elephant tcble containing many useful objects and bric à brac.APPROACHING MARRIAGE Miss Georgia Phelan and Miss Jane Hildebrand, of Hudson Heights, Que., will be bridesmaids at the wedding of Miss Ora Anne Leahy, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.W.Gordon Leahy, to Mr.Hector Van Reet, son of Mr.John Van Reet and the late Mrs.Van Reet, which will take place at half-past three o'clock on Saturday, May 5, in the Sacristy of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, West- mount.; Mr.James Leahy, brother of the bride, will be best man, while Mr.Donald Leahy, another brother, and Mrs.Bruce McAusland will usher, The reception following the ceremony will be held at the home of the brides parents on Con- naught Avenue.0 | Giles, whose marriage to Mr.\u201cMr.and Mrs.Lyon w.Jacobs recently spent ten days at Castel des Monts in Ste.Agathe.Mrs: Maurice Speyer, accompanied by her daughter, , Annabelle, has left for a trip \u2018to the British West Indies.Mrs.Doreen Day Troup, formerly of Westmount; has taken-up her residence in The Croydon, Cote des Neiges Road.Mrs.R.Clement Holden has returned from Hamilton, Ont., where she spent two weeks with her son- in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.E.B.Walls.Miss Rhona Shaw and her sister, Miss Helen Shaw, have left to make their permanent Canadian home at their country house at Christie Lake, Ont.In the autumn Miss Rhona Shaw will again take up residence in New York City.The next meeting of the Shaar Hashomayim Chapter of Hadassah.will take place on Wednesday at the home of Mrs.Francis Beck, 466 Cote- St.Antoine Road, West- mount.This will be in the form of a dessert luncheon at one o\u2018clock in aid of the Youth Aliyah.The speaker will be Mr.\" H.Aynor.Mrs.Harlow F.Giles will entertain at a tea on Saturday afternoon from three to six, at her home, 383 Grosvenor Avenue, Westmount, in honor of her daughter, Miss Anne Elizabeth Robert Harold Smyth is taking place on May 19.The table will be arranged with sweet peas and candles, and pouring tea will bé Miss Katie Giles, Mrs.G.Wil- mott, Mrs.A.C.Bryson, Mrs.W.A.Peel, Mrs.W.A.Murray, Mrs.W.Easton, Mrs.F.Gatehouse and Mrs.Harold Cooper.Assisting in serving will be the Misses Esther Giles, Caryl Gatehouse, Beverley Woodburn, Irene Brown and Lois Delo.ENCACEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.A.Nelson Curtis, of Notre Dame de Grace, announce the engagément of their daughter, Norma Courtney, to Mr.Harold Kaisaris, son of Mr.and Mrs.A.N.Kaisaris, of Montreal., The wedding is arranged to.take place on Saturday, June 16, in Calvary Church, Westmount.WEDDINGS RANGER \u2014 LEFEBVRE The marriage of Xaviere, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.J.B.Lefebvre, of Westmount, to Mr, Pierre Ranger, son of Lieut.-Col.Emile Ranger and of the late Mrs, Ranger, of Montreal, was solemnized Tuesday morning, at half- past nine o'clock, in St.Leo's Church, - Westmount, the Rev.Father Serge Lefebvre, brother of the bride, officiating.A reception was held at the residence of the bride's parents, 542 Cote St.Antoine road, West- mount, after which Mr.and Mrs.Ranger left for New York, Washington and Virginia Beach.Slice a large green pepper in half crosswise and remove the seeds.Fill the half with nippy tartare sauce.Serve on platter with broiled fish fillets. 8, ne ir [r.1d al.ke in in the ar- ith Chef In New York ICY FEATHER FANTASY FOR FESTIVAL Chef Ernest Schmidt of the Chateau Frontenac Hotel at Quebec City carves a delicate swan from a 850-pound block of ice at the Chambord Restaurant in New York.He presided over the kitchens there for one week, exhibiting his culinary art in an international gourmet festival to commemorate the 2,000th anniversary of the - founding of Paris.The 34-year-old chef was born in Switzerland and has been at the Chateau, where his reputation has become internationally famous among epicures, for the past three years.Vet.Visits, $100 Scholarship, Feature Maritime Year's Reports Mrs.R.P.Freeman, President of the Maritime Women's Club of Montreal, Inc, presided at the annual meeting of the club held on Friday evening, April 27th, in St.Mathias Church Hall.Reports from conveners of committees showed a successful year with membership remaining steady, meetings well attended and topics chosen by the various speakers of unusual interest.Finances required careful supervision owing to the sharply augmented costs of operating.\u201c These funds were raised by mém- bership fees, a sale of hand work and home cooking, two bridges, and a marathon bridge.A $100 scholarship given annually to McGill University is being continued, as is also a donation to the Montreal General Hospital.Over $80 was spent on parcels for Britain, The most important project, now completing its seventh year, is the friendly forthnightly vigit with Maritime war veterans hospitalized at Ste.Anne's Military Hospital and their D.V.A.centre at Senneville, Mrs.A.J.Moore and 5 Are You A Entertaining?: WE RENT Chairs, Tables, Dishes, Glassware, Punch Bowls, Coat Racks and Linen.FOR ALL OCCASIONS Bench & Table Service Reg'd.AT.4755 Est'd.1919 6220 Decarie Blvd.+ TUTYTTUTUVWVYVT Nd her committee have called on and cared for 733 individuals since these visits began, and at present have 66 men in residence there, Each man received a Christmas parcel as well as the fortnightly gifts of cigarettes, chocolate bars, magazines, etc.And recently arranged a Bingo party for the men at Senneville, at which 30 members of the club assisted.Highlights of the year\u2019s program were talks by Will Bird, Maritime author; a musical evening featuring Montreal artists; talks by Kate Aitken and Doreen Day; and Christmas carols by the boy choristers of St.George's Church; the annual luncheon at which Hugh MacLennan addressed the gathering, and the reception for new members held at the Nurses\u2019 residence of the Montreal General | Hospital, A dress-making class was well attended.The club will act as hostesses at tea at the May 16 meeting of the Montreal Council of Women.A 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reported a financial successful year with receipts amounting to $681.36 and disbursements of $602.49.Miss Edna Coyle, chairman of Social Service gave a very interesting and detailed report on the activities of her committee during the past year.Groups helped by the organization were, missions both local and foreign, St.Patrick's Orphanage, Catholic Welfare Bureau, Catholic |f Sailors\u2019 Club, and European Relief.; Gifts of money, clothing, books and toys were donated where most needed and the yearly Christmas shower provided 132 parcels for the aged poor.Miss Eileen Gibbons, chairman of the nominating committee presided during the elections and officers elected for the coming year are:\u2014 President, Miss Rhodina McGonnigal; Vice-president, Miss Beryl Quigley; Treasurer, Miss.Ethel Flanagan; Recording Secretary, Miss Rosemary O'Hagan; Corresponding Secretary, Ethel: LeBlanc, The members were received by the retiring President, Miss Irene Casy and tea was served under the convenership of Miss Alice Kelly.vener of the ways and means committee.-List of officers Slate of officers for the year 1951-52 follows: Hon.President, Miss D.L.Gass President, Mrs.Robert P.Freeman, Vice-President for N.B., Mrs.H.T.Mitchell; Vice-President for N.S.Mrs.R.W, Horton; Vice-Presi- dent for P.E.I, Mrs.J.G.Joyce; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.A.L.Macnamara; Recording Secretary, Miss Genevieve M.White; Membershinp Sec, Mrs.N.H.Wylie; Treasurer, Mrs.J.E.Mathe- son, ; Provincial Representatives New Brunswick \u2014 Miss Marga- rea Cameron and Mrs.S.G.Wa- terhouse.Nova Scotia \u2014 Miss Marjory Andres and Mrs.H, W.MacPher- son.: Prince Edward Island \u2014 Mrs.Alex Wilson and Miss Jennie John- stone.Newfoundland \u2014 Miss Dia Joyce and Mrs.S.G.Grimes, Chairmen of Standing Committees Arts and Letters, Mrs John Trai- nor; Historical, Miss Sue Hollett House and Door, Miss Mabel Shan non; Social, Mrs.Claude S.Richardson; Social Service, Mrs.A.J.Boyd; Press, Miss Ethel Atkinson; 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styling.Near Claremont Guild of Montreal EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1951 Ia he Women\u2019 3 Rb : .wi - Gyrette ette Club A meeting of the Gyrette Club will be held at the home of Mrs.J.BE.McGuire, 4121 Wilson Ave, Monday at 8.30 p.m.Annual Luncheon The annual luncheon of the Montreal Women\u2019s Branch of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy will be held in the vice regal room of the Ritz- Carlton Hotel, Monday, at 1 p.m.- Presentation of annual reports and election of officers will take place immediately, following the luncheon.Call Mrs.M.A.Wolf- kill or Mrs.F.D.Lindsay for reservations.7 Annual Bridge The Church Women's Year of The Church of The Advent will hold its annual bridge.in the parish hall, corner Western and Wood Avenues, on Tuesday at 8.00 p.m.Mrs.A.W.Moore will be in charge assisted by Mrs.S.B.Lindsay, Mrs.D.W.Macfarlane and Miss Clare Walker.Table holders are asked to bring their own score pads and cards.New President MRS.P.J.RYAN At the sixth annual meeting of | the Blue Goose Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary held recently in the Mount Royal Hotel, Mrs.P.J.Ryan, pictured above, was elected president Tor 1951-52.ducas Call - - fforriers is.for four generations 5526 Sherbrooke St.W.MONTREAL bros.WA.8158-9 i can afford to spend, | think about what you would like.| center will be glad to.suggest appropriate fabrics for the pat- | terns \u2018you select.Or if you are ; planning a wedding in the not too immediate future you might be wise to take a course in home- sewing to brush up on technique.The bride, of course, is the central figure in a wedding, with the attendants cempleting the picture.So plan your wedding as a whole Hs an eye to the back view of your gown as well as the front.The nice thing abôut sewing your own wedding clothes is that you can attain individuality as well as save money.If you will use your imagination you can have a very | pretty effect without attempting patterns which are too complicat- i ed and difficult to sew.Think of ; original colour schemes.Two-ton- | ed effects in bridesmaids dresses | are new and lovely.You may wish ; to make your dress of traditional satin, but the idea of the really CHANGE -0F- \" ADDRESS We are pleased to announce that we have moved to new and larger premises located at 4170 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST (4 Doors East of Former Address) a L.ALEXANDER\" JEWELLER \u2014 WATCHMAKER Telephone WE.2102 lavish wedding gown seems to be slowly changing.This year many less forma] fabrics are being shown.What could be more appealing for a summer wedding than a dress of airy organdy?Perhaps worn over a slip of palest pink or blue to give a frosted effect.Try a fingertip veil which is easy to manage.Have your bridesmaid in instep-length dresses of simple cotton swiss, with perhaps long velvet or satin sashes and wide picture hats.The sort of dress that your bridesmaids will be able to wear to parties all summer.If you liked, you could add hand- clipped lace or other detailed touches of applique to the organdy dress.This is a very new idea for sheer bridal dresses, and could be done with the zigzag attachment for your sewing machine.Any Singer Sewing Center can show you how to use the zigzagger.When it comes to finishing hems for your wedding dress and those of your attendants, you can save hours of tedious hand work by using the new blind stitch attachment.Many brides still like to make most of their own trousseau lingerie.Today's bride is lucky, for not only are there wonderful easy-to-care-for fabrics on the market, but there are so many pretty trimmings and finishings which can be added with the help of modern sewing machine attach- Sewing Hints For Girl Planning To Make Her Trousseau At Home If you are planning to sew sew for your \u2018your trousseau, you should plan carefully, and well in advance of the wedding date.time, as Well as your money \u2014 in this way you will not be rushed at the last minute and will enjoy your sewing.Before you dash out to \u2018 buy patterns and fabric, better sit down and figure out how much you and thenx The experts at your local sewing | ments.So don't let the rising prices Budget your Xx + Branch No.39 Aux.To Hold Sale Today A home cooking and apron sale is taking place today from 2 to 6 p.m.at the home of Mrs.J.Heron, 4326 St.Catherine Street West.The proceeds from this sale will be used for the Welfare Fund of Westmount No.39 Branch of the Canadian Legion B.E.S.L.x x Mrs.Leo Casey Heads Manresa Ladies\u2019 Guild At the annual meeting of Man- resa Ladies Guild a tribute was given to Mrs.Anthony Blanchard, retiring president, by Rev.Father Frederick Elliott, S.J, the Guild Moderator.Commenting on the many burdens, and the responsibilities which were overcome, Father Elliott thanked Mrs.Blanchard for bringing the past year to a successful close.Officers elected for the coming year are:- President, Mrs.Leo Casey; first vice-president, Mrs.Lucy Phelan Rolland; second vice- president, Mrs.F.B.Kelly; third vice-president, Keenan; secretary, Mrs.J.J.O'Brien; treasurer, Miss Josephine Brady.Councillors are:- Mrs.H.J.Barber, Mrs.H.G.Cowan, Mrs.J.K, Cullen, Mrs.John Cormamins, Mrs.P.A.Elliott, Mrs.J.C.Mec- Donald, Mrs.Frank Phelan and Mrs.David Sutherland.discourage you too much.With a little time and effort and the will to sew, you can make clothes for your wedding and after that will be both economical and lovely.- Mrs.W, E.Hudson.Soloist tp + Room of the\" Legion Memorial \"| cordially.invited to attend.Auxi= Miss Madeleine | 5% .- oo 4 \u2026 Silver Tea = SL | A silver tes is to be held in\u2019 the foyer of\" Loyola: College on Sunday from 3 p.m.to 6 p.m.in aid of the Jesuit Novitiate, Guelph, ont.: - Melville W.M.s x _ The Melville Auxiliary of: iho Women's Missionary Society 08 the Presbyterian Church.in Cans : ada will meet at 3 p.m.on Thufss day, May 10, in.the Church Hal, Melville Avenue, Westmount,\" ; Devotions will be conducted: by Mrs.Cummings, accompenied: oy Mrs.R.J.Sutherland.aus Guest speaker will bs Rev.Lorne MacKay, .| RCASC.Auliis -At -the regular meeting.\u2018oF Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, R.C.A.86, branch No.105, Canadian Legion .B.E.S.L.to be held at 8 p.m.off \u2018Wednesday, May 9., in the Bishop Building, 1191 Mountain street, there will \u2018be a well known guest speaker, Mr.A.C.\u201cWilkinson, Members of the Senior branch arg liary members are entitled to brihg their husbands and a guest.Widows\u2019 Assn.An important\u2019 meeting of fhe Non-Pensioned Veterans\u2019 Widows\u2019 Association, Quebec Branch, will be held in Tuesday May 8 at 8 p.mat the Legion Hall, 4538 Verdun \u2018 avenue.At this meeting, Mrs.M, Wainford, the president, will give a summary of the recent convention held in Ottawa.Mayor Edward Wilson and members of the City Council have been invited to attend.- Mr.Bernard Rose, K.C., will be the guest speaker and Mr.C.Rosenhek of the Tenants\u2019 Associa- \u2019 tion will also speak on Rent Problems.All members are asked to be on hand at 8 p.m.The meeting will\u2019 be open to the public at 8:45 p.m.Rummage Sales A rummage sale will be held at 2.30 p.m.tomorrow at St.Ane drew's Youth Centre, 1520 St.Mark Street.The Kinettes of Snowdon-Mount Royal will hold a rummage sale in St.Stephen's Church Hall, corner of Atwater and Dorchester streets, on Saturday, May 5, at 10:30 a.m.A rummage sale is to be held Saturday, May 5, at 1:30 p.m.in Calvary Church Hall, Greene and Dorchester streets, sponsored by the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, Remembrance Branch (Quebec 75) Canadian Legion.Convener is Mrs.P.Booth, Elwood 9012.EE Designer - Dressmaker Specializing In * TROUSSEAUS * BRIDAL COWNS * DRESSES > COATS * SUITS MRS.HUMBER 3482 WILSON AVE.Hours: 1 p.m.to § pm.Except Wednesdays er reed je RUN LE ee re tee ele 1 [145 PY WE TITI LES YOUR ECT ELLE hide Royalty Goes To THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1951 A Fashion Show ) | Loretto Alumnae Offer Scholarship Valued At $1,200 A two-year scholarship 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but indirect taxes are hitting hard at the homemaker of today and with moves on foot to further increase these hidden taxes, the Canadian Association of Consumers has sought some figures concerning \u201cAn authentic breakdown of the dollar which is spent on certain consumer goods today shows the following percentages and divisions:- ; Provincial tax, .05; Federal tax, 24 \u2014 54/100; labour and overhead, .09 \u2014 8/10; Manufacturer's HAVING A PARTY?Have the most up-to-date.16MM sound movies WE SPECIALIZE IN MOVIES FOR: KIDDIES\u2019 PARTIES, WOMEN'S CLUBS, INSTITUTIONS and SCHOOLS Flim equipment for rent or sale hy not give us a call Fl.2907 Jack Markow & Co.1827 St.Catherine St.W.HANDBAG REPAIRS w ORTHE SAME DAY whiny ¥ YoU WAIT Linings, Handles, ZipDers, Frames, Clasps, Rebuilt.Remodelling.Luggage Repairs, Handbags and Luggage Slipcovers made to order ALL WORK GUARANTEED Exclusive Handbags ~ 0, E.Blanchette, Prop 1449A Metcalfe St.HA.7505 opposite Mount Royal Hotel Frofit subject to other taxes, 06\u2014 8/10; Jobber, who sells to dealer, 12.; Dealer or Retailer, 281%.Examine the above figures.Sales taxes take almost 20 cents of the dollar, or to put it another way, 20%.Out of the share taken by the jobber and retailer must be paid employees wages, overhead and business taxes.What is then left constitutes profit on which there will also be income tax.With suggestions coming for amendments to the British North America Act which will allow the Provinces to also impose an indirect Sales Tax, the consumer should consider most soberly just.; where this policy of indirect taxai tion is taking both her and her dollar.C.A.C.Branches The Provincial Branch of Quebec of the Canadian Association of ; Consumers has had, for one of its major projects, the formation of individual branches of C.A.C.Members who are organized in Branches can give expression to their own opinions and take an active part in the work of C.A.C.It has been a source of great satisfaction to the Provincial Officers to see these Branches gradually build strength and take part in consumer affairs.Your reporter was a guest a few days ago at the annual meeting of the Branch which was formed within the membership of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club.The President of this Branch is Mrs.R.E.Wagar in whose home the meeting was \u2018held.Vice-president is Mrs.W.M.Hick and secretary-treas- urer is Mrs, F.W.Bishop.Membership in the Branch now stands at 50 and & very good turnout of these members attended the meet- OO 0 FO È 4 : CHARLES BROOKS: 8 W.G.PERRY, Associate REG'D.i INTERIOR DECORATION : s Upholstery, Slipcovers, Curtains, Picture Framing § i 1227a GREENE AVENUE WE.2726 i = : {Just above St.Catherine) 5 D 05 EE AS EE ciation.\u2018The scholarship Junior and Senior, years of High School and is valued at $1,200.This includes board, tuition and private room.Candidates must present credentials showing .outstanding |\" qualities of character, leadership and scholastic ability 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Mother's beauty deserves the best of care .the \"kind only professionally - trained beauticians can give.Ses that she's her : loveliest this Mother's \u2018Day by giving her .a gift of beauty.ing.Mrs.Neil Cameron, vice-presi- dent of the Provincial Branch gave a most informative talk on \u201cThree Reasons why all women should join C.A.C.\u201d Later in the afternoon, Vautelet, Provincial President, drove in from Asbestos to attend -the meeting.Mrs.Vautelet told the appreciative \u2018audience of thé work being done to form Branches all over the Province of Quebec.Her visit to Asbestos had been for the purpose of addressing four meet- | ings in that town and the surrounding district.Incidentally, for the information of our readers, Asbestos is one of our most flourishing Branches, with a membership well over 100, and with all the members taking a great interest in local affairs as they affect the consumer.A number of other annual meetings of C.A.C.Branches are scheduled: for this month in preparation for the Provincial annual June.In order to vote at the Provincial meeting each Branch must appoint two delegates and this year's Provincial meeting promises to be the most interesting and constructive since C.A.C.was organized in Quebec.Why not join C.A.C.in time to sit-in on this annual meeting of home - maker representatives?While delegates only may vote, all members of C.A.C.are welcome.Membership fee of fifty cents yearly may be sent to the Provincial 4593 Hingston avenue, N.D.G.M.F.G.# M.G.H.Auxiliary Gives, Hospital 85,400 for °51 The Women's Auxiliary of the Montreal General Hospital has donated the sum of $5,400 to the hospital for 1951, Mrs.Alexander Hut- chison, Auxiliary President, has announced.This money is to be used fer a nurse's scholarship, the purchase of surgical and medical equipment, a grant to the Social Service Department to meet some special needs of patients, and the salary of the Director of Volunteers.Membership fees and donations, contributions of money raised by the Branches and the revenue from the Gift Shop Snack-Bar at the Western Division have made this donation possible.The auxiliary has launched its 1951 membership drive and to date, 1,350 women have joined, of which 95 are new members, Mrs.Lorne C.Montgomery, membership -chair- man, reports.While this response is encouraging, Mrs.Montgomery says, the Auxiliary hopes that all 1,750 members for last year will join again this year and so support this new organization in its work for the hospital.Mrs.ST ALI, 1898 Consultation by Appointment \u2014 Phone WE.2765 J.ROSS 4210 St.Catherine Street of Greene Avenue In out - Donald B.Ross, Proprietor Member\u2014Master Ladies\u2019 Hairdressers\u2019 Guild of Montreal fading.\u2018 Beauty, Protection Er Comfort for your home with | AWNINGS meeting to take place early in| ! 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Your accessories will be more important than ever this season.The new ones are doubly exciting because of the imaginative materials used \u2014 burlap in melting shades, butter-soft patent in every color, flannels for shoes, candy- straw sailors, flower-decked bonnets, graceful wispy stoles, starched linen and piqué, and clever! straw touches everywhere! For your fresh-as-a-daisy look, gpray yourself with Woodhue before you don these lovely new clothes, and after, for fun, spray the flowers of your newest bonnet! Faherge's Woodhue Spray in its flower-box package not only gives you a lift, but makes an enchanting gift for Mother's Day and graduation.For Good Spring Tonic Try a Lilac Time Menu Do your family menus need a spring tonic?Ann Batchelder's article, \u201cLilac Time,\u201d in the May Ladies\u2019 Home Journal is just what the doctor ordered.It's all, about a grand springtime menu for any lazy day in May.According to Miss Batchelder, you should start the meal off with a spring soup, Consomme Printemps, which in simple springtime language means a spring soup made by using early spring vegetables.Now for the main course.Hot roast beef \u2014 no.Lamb chops \u2014 chelder, lemon - butter, broiled chicken and chicken livers is the answer.For vegetables the answer is simple.A vegetable platter made up of fresh, green asparagus and scallions and finished off with little new potatoes, cooked right in their jackets, will be all that is needed.Anyone over five years of age would settle for a tossed, green salad consisting of well-chilled lettuceand chives and bits of crisp bacon and fresh-brook water cress.To complete this use a sharp, ! tangy French dressing.Successful W hist Held By Temple 46, D.O.N.Oasis Temple No.46, Daughters of the Nile, held its annual spring military whist on Thursday, April 26, in Ephraim Scott Memorial Hall, under the convenership of Mrs.David McGruer.Guests were received by Mrs.R.M.Bell, Queen, and Past Queens of Oasis Temple.Mrs.David McGruer, general convener of the very successful event, introduced Mrs.R.M.Bell, Queen, who extended a cordial welcome to all.In charge of prizes were Mrs.C.Morgan and Mrs.R.Wood.Assisting with tickets were Mrs.E.Tedstone, Mrs.E.Tryhorn and Mrs® J.Clements.Also assisting on various other committees were Mrs.E.D.Bonnell, Mrs.H.Hal- sall, Mrs.E.Williamson, Mrs.W.Houston, Mrs.J.Harper, Miss Kay Laurie, Mrs.A.Huneault, Mrs.W.McLuskie, Mrs.D.Nye, Miss Edna Nixon, Mrs.E, Hulin, Mrs.J.W.Davies, Mrs.W.McGee, and Mrs.G.Laurie.: Reckless Driver Fined By Westmount Recorder Reckless driving cost Clifford Bowser, of 269 Rochon Street, exactly $37.60 when he appeared in Recorder\u2019s Court before Deputy Recorder A.E., Laverty Wednesday.Mr.Bowser pleaded guilty on three counts, driving without a H- cense, not being in possession of the vehicle's registration card and speeding.He.was arrested Saturday by Westmount police when they noticed him speeding through the City.In the employ of Benjamin News, he was in possession of one of their trucks without the owner\u2019s permission.Parents To Visit St.Matthias Pack The Pack held a good meeting last Friday with a few men getting through tests.Cub Eric Riordon, of the Red Six, completed his First Star and was congratulated by Akela in getting his first eye open when the badge was presented to him at the closing Council Circle, The April competition was won by the White Six by a good margin and the pennant was turned over to them by the Brown Six which had held it last month.Sixer Stephen Ferguson received the pound of jel- CL ly beans which goes with the pene | nant and the White Six seemed happy about the whole thing.Incidentally, both the Brown and the Green .Sixes have each won the pennant three times this season, and it will be interesting to see if either À of them make it four times.The coat hanger competition is going along very well, \u201cwith a total collected to date of 4,640.The Sand Six is leading with 1,295 points and the White is next with 950.Cubs are reminded that as tonight | is Parents* Night, no hangers are to be brought up.They should turn in what they have collected on the following Friday \u2014 May 11th \u2014- on which night we shall close the competition.; The Pack is looking forward to tonight when the parents will join with us in watching the Pack in action.Another item of interest is that Cub Alan Gilmour, of the Brown Six, has not missed a meeting since the Pack opened in September.This is a very good record.Taxi Driver Admits Fault In Car Smash Saturday Emile Dorick, of 5460 Gouin Street, told the Westmount Police he crashed into the taxi in front of him Saturday when the driver of that vehicule pulled to a stop without warning.Taxi driver Sam Herscovitch admitted that he gave no visible hand signal but that his rear light flashed sufficient warning.The Police said the lights, when tested on the spot, did not work.Bring your old \u201cworn Fur Coat.and our furrier will refashion the fur into a new fur cape, cape jacket or stole .for as little as $30.FUR STORAGE Worldwide insurance on your Fur Coat at 2% of your own valuation.\u201cFrom Manufacturer to Wearer\" TORONTO FUR CO.1493 Bleury St.LA.6745 BELOW ONTARIO VIENNA ANTIQUE SHOP 2019 STANLEY STREET MArquette 6443 Antique and Modern China, Lamps, Paintings, Furniture, Rugs, Silver, Etc.\u2014 We repair china, A asc 1102000 GG COLIN US U CO SO COE SC LASAS , Technicolor Musical at Monkland THE EXAMINER, Tr ; em ue etat Lea N errant as nette WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1951 Deborah Kerr Stars In Film Starting Sunday As big and thrilling as the vast stretches of Dark Africa in which it was filmed is M-G-M\u2019s \u201cKing Solomon's -Mines,\u201d which starts Sunday at the Westmount Theatre and is a rémarkable adventure story filmed in Technicolor and starring Deborah Kerr and Stewart Granger, with Richard Carlson a third principal.During five months on safari throughout Central and East Africa the stars and a troupe of twenty-one skilled Hollywood craftsmen covered 25,000 miles to film the H.Rider Haggard classic.\u201cKing Solomon's Mines\u201d was produced by Sam Zimbalist.Two directors, Compton Bennett and Andrew Marton, were named for the huge task of transposing the story of the screen and of working With Zimbalist during the two Final Children\u2019s.Theatre Show Scheduled.Tahiti offers the tropical setting for the romance between Esther Williams and Howard (\u201cAnnie Get Your Gun\u201d) Keel in the new Technicolor musical \u201cPagan Love Song,\u201d which opens Saturday at the Monkland Theatre.And on the same program, Joseph Cotten, Linda Darnell, Jeff Chandler and Cornel Wilde in \u201cTwo Flags West\u201d makes complete enjoyment in these two variety hits, Esther Williams Monkland Attraction Saturday The sight\u2019 of comely Esther Williams, clad in a pareu (Tahitian version of a sarong), swimming against the Technicolor backgrounds of a lush tropical - isle, \u2018alone is the fare of \u2018Pagan Love Song,\u2019 M-G-M's latest musi- eal romance, starts Saturday at \u2018the Monkkland Theatre.TODAY and SATURDAY \u201cMR.MUSIC\u201d with Bing Crosby, Nancy Olson and Charles Coburn, \u201cROCKY MOUNTAIN\" with Errol Flynn and Patrice Wymore.+ Starts SUNDAY! EYES HAVE NEVER BEHELD ITS EQUAL! Spectacle Beyond Belief! H Deborah KERR Stewart GRANGER MUR CSW - 77c/ 77/00/07 EEE | ~ ADDED ATTRACTION! JANE Wym AS THE GIRL Kinx DouGLA A8 THE GENTLEMAN CALLER GERTRUDE LAWRENC AS 'AMANDR° -ing swimming scenes set against Is Star Of Miss Williams has one of her most eye-filling roles as Mimi Bennett, a part-Polynesian girl who has spent her life in Tahiti and who enlivens her life by shifting fromthe attitude of a typical smart and sophisticated American girl to that of the pareu-adorned, sun-exposed native maiden.It is in her latter role that she meets the naive and guillible Ohio school teacher, Hap Endicott (Howard Keel), who has come to Tahiti to claim his inherited plantation and who mistakes Mimi for a native domestic.The confusion, laughs and romantic contretemps which arise from this comedy of errors provide an amusing framework for the musical interludes, the native dancing sequences and the arrest- glowing settings of lagoons, natural pools and other scenic delights of the tropics.The musical score of \u201cPagan Love Song\u201d is one of the finest to emanate from a Hollywood musical in some time, with Keel at his best in such numbers as \u201cThe House of Singing Bamboo,\u201d \u201cWhy Is Love So Crazy,\u201d \u201cEtiquette\u201d and the picture's.title song.Miss Williams joins him in \u201cSinging in the Sun\u201d and has a solo number in the lovely \u201cSea of the Moon.\u201d Added Attraction \u201cTwo Flags West,\u201d historical adventure spectacle based on a little known irony of the Civil War is the second feature.In the starring roles Twentieth Century- Fox presents Joseph Cotten, Linda Darnell, Jeff Chandler and Cornel Wilde, one of the luminous quartets of any film year.To assure a production that would be authenti¢ as well as pictorial, the studio dispatched the troupe of -165 artists and artisans to San Ildefonso, New Mexico, actual locale of this story of the 1860's, for the seven-week filming assignment.There, under the guidance of Producer Casey Robinson, whose organization of the modern caravan must have been one of, the- year's great tasks, and Director Robert Wise, in whose charge lay the artistry that would go into tonstructing the pageant of history on film, \u201cTwo Flags West\" took shape.What Westmount Theatre patrons will see Sunday is the drama of Confederate soldiers captured by the Union Army The children of Montreal will be able to see for the first time in Montreal, a version of the play \u201cOld King Cole\u201d, the closing Children\u2019s Theatre show of the season at Victoria Hall on Saturday afternoons May 5 and 12, directed by Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters.\u201cOld King Cole\u201d is an amusing story and introduces all the fairy characters dear to the hearts of all young people, including the Queen of Hearts, Humpty Dumpty, Puss in Boots, Bo-Peep and Simple Simon, and of course merry Old King Cole together with his fiddlers three.The cast of the two performances includes Walter Wakefield as King Cole, who has appeared as guest artist in many Children\u2019s Theatre productions, Joyce Mac- Kenzie, Virginia Emerson, Joseph Oliver, Bill Maurice, David Luck, Howard Katz, Milton Shutler, Judy Smiley, Heather Briard, Ann Gea- ry, Elizabeth Kraminer, Margaret Grace Morton, \u2018Paula Abracon, Yvonne Wreschner, Lillian Golden, Gloria Wolfe, Michael Cowell, Sally Rayner, Phyllis Wagner, Donald Wright, Sandra Miller and Benson Brown.Feature 13 Choirs At Trinity, May 5 The Festal Evensong will feature 13 choirs in the dioceses of Montreal and Quebec at Trinity Memorial Church Saturday at 4.30 p.m.All affiliated with the Royal School of Music, ' the following choirs will take part: Christ Church Cathedral, Church of the Advent, Church of the Ascension, Church of St.John the Evangelist, Grace Church, St.Barnabas, St.George's and Trinity Memorial, of the Montreal Diocese; and Bishop's College School, Bishop's Univer- gity, Lennoxville, King's Hall School, Compton, St.Matthew's, Quebec and St.Peter's, Sherbrooke, of the Quebec Diocese.The service will be conducted by Canon Kenneth Naylor, rector of Trinity Memorial Church and the address will be given by Canon Sydenham Lindsay, rector of the Church of the Advent, who will speak of the aims of the R.S.C.M,, and make an appeal for the Nicholson Memorial Fund.- Rev.H.P.Absalom, rector of Compton, will sing the service, and other clergy taking part will be Ven.Archdeacon A.P.Gower-Rees, rector of St.George's, Canon C.G.Stevens, rector of St.Barnabas and Rev.Russell Brown, rector of St.Peter's, Sherbrooke.In the absence of the Bishop of Montreal, the Benediction will be pronounced by the Right Rev.Frederick Clark, Bishop of Kootenay, at one time assistant priest at the Church of the Advent, Westmount.Clergy from non-affiliated churches on the Island of Montreal will also be and granted amnesty to ald in fighting the Indians in the West.present: and will be seated in the chancel.: retary\u201d attempting to escape the RITE TYEE Cos mee PAGE THINTEEN At Westmount years and eight months of preparations.Deborah Kerr, following her Academy Award nomination for \u201cEdward My Son\u201d and her outstanding performances in \u2018\u201cVacation From Marriage\u201d and \u201cBlack Narcissus,\u201d plays her \u2018most arduous role as the woman who enters uncharted lands af the Dark Continent on safari.Stewart Granger, leading romantic star of England, makes his first appearance in an American picture as the famed White Hunter of the story.\u201d Richard Carlson, popular leading man of both stage and screen, was signed for the picture while starring in Chicago in the stage play, \u201cMr.Roberts.\u201d SECOND FEATURE COLE\" Closing Show CHILDREN'S THEATRE Victoria Hall Tickets: 1.15 and 70c at Lindsay's, Cor.Peel end St.Catherine - MA.6425 Sat.Afts., May 5 & 12 \"OLD KING | \u201cDial 1119,\u201d is the companion feature at the Westmount Theatre.It is an excitingly dif- * NOW PLAYING * à ferent motion picture, The story \\ s/NTAPOPPIN takes place in two hours.Held as Fl À Ww PACKEDI WITH LAŸG, hostages by a ruthless killer, five «A Shon Lf / /; as innocent people endure twenty- WN \\ : / Ji 4 five minutes of frantic hysteria \u2014each minute a matter of life or death, Heading a hand-picked cast is ) + Marshall Thompson, in the hole of th: insane killer.Rocketed to stardom following his hit performances in \u201cCommand Decision\u201d and \u201cBattleground,\u201d the new picture gives the popular young actor his most brilliant dramatic opportunity.: Also featured are Virginia Field, returning to pictures after her success on Broadway in Moss Hart's \u201cLight Up The Sky\"; Andrea King, playing a young sec- Ti \\ + Heading an All-Star On the Screen 4.'Boys of the City\u2019 5 = pe Ee NN Pr RE LOUE ; VARIETY SHOW /; « LL.boredom of her routine life: Sam.Levene, cast as the doctor who attempts to dissuade the killer: anl Leon Ames, as a salesman out for a good time.= 5 WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.SQUARE DANCE CLUB Presents: the Annual Western Square Dance WESTMOUNT YMCA.4585 Sherbrooke Street West GYMNASIUM Friday, May 11th \u2014 9 p.m.to Midnight ORCHESTRA REFRESHMENTS SOMETHING DIFFERENT A real old-fashioned \"Good Time\" , TICKETS: 75c per person 1.25 per couple x [Vy From members or at the \"Y\" +s SATURDAY till TUESDAY THE BIG VARIETY SHOW Last Showing Today! Secrets\u201d \u201cFRENCHIE\" Col Toho, JTE FIRST RUN NEWS MR MUMKLAND LIROUAND DE 9711 CARTOON \u2018 i JT.BE Ce ant z du I Bt SR i malig EC TSR TE De retro pars res Pre i * ; .- $ 5 x.Re PET ct Amo wes - PAGE FOURTEEN Westmount Police Sharpshooters Win Over RMR.Team Westmount Police led by Chief R.A.Byford downed the R.M.R,, April 14, in a shooting contest of both revolver and rifle.It was held at the R.M.R.range, 4625 St.Catherine Street West.The Police squad ran up a total of 1500 points to 1297 scored by the R.M.R.team.High scorer for the contest was Const.J.R.Smith with 313 points.Scores were for the Westmount Police: Chief R.A.Byford, 273; Lieut.Roy Williams, 299; Sgt.A.Lowson, 297; Const.J.R.Smith, 313; Const.Leslie Wood, 303; Const.Edward Denbeigh, 288.The R.M.R.scores were: Baines, 272; Bent, 265; MacDonald, 227; Mitchell, 238; MacRae, 295; Shaug- nessy, 190, Totals were taken from the hest five scores of each team.YOCTDHOC DO OT DOC DOC EE .A KAMP KANAWANR Woodland Camp In The Laurentians For Boys Ages 8 to 16 June 30th to August 25th Expert Supervision Boating - Swimming - Hiking ® Canoeing and Salling ® Canoe Trips tor.older boys Camp Director: ROY D.LOCKE © Literature on request © WESTMOUNT Y.M.C A.4585 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST REGISTER NOW GL.3916 oc pO< >o< >0C >0C plete DOC >o< SPRING TUNE-UP BRING YOUR CAR IN FOR A COMPLETE SPRING CHECK-UP.genÉéRAG avromenis (il) c eusrmenr 3D0NI0ED O0 C>0OCT\u20140< 4010 St.Catherine West Fl.4611 (Corner Atwater) \u2018 \u20140< >O< >o< >o< >oc >oc\u20140< 3>2oe\u2014oc\u2014>o\u2018 | Quality ROOFING Call us today for free estimates on that roofing job.ROOFING A SPECIALTY All types of roofing: slates, galvanized iron, copper shingles, asphalt shingles and tile.Fl.1189 Westmount Plumbing & Roofing LIMITED 206 Olivier Ave., Westmount Emergencies: AM.1418 - CA.9864 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1951 WAG.Athletes May Take Part In (Caledonian Games Announcement is made by R.Bruce Clark, chairman of the Games Section of the Caledonian Society of Montreal, that arrangements for the 1851 Caledonian Games are well advanced.Games will be held at the C.N.R.Recreation Grounds, Lachine, on Saturday, June 9.As in past two years, the society has the support of the Pipers\u2019 Society of Montreal, .under the direction of which piping events will be conducted.Active cooperation of the A.A.U.of Canada and W.A.A.F.in conduct of track and field events again has been promised.Committees for piping, dancing, ! track and field events have been elected, and are at work lining up a program for the games which, as in the past, will cover a wide range of events.With the Olympic Games coming up next year, it is expected that competition in the.track and field events will be greater than ever this year.It is likely that several entries from Westmount will take part\u2018În the games as interest in track and field which has been aroused by Lionel Fournier at the W.A.G.is beginning to show results.Old Time Corn Huskers Dance Tonight At W.H.S.By ALLAN SANDZELIUS To the rythms of \u201cJake\u201d Snyder's old time \u201cCorn Huskers\u201d it's every man to a partner to-night as at the conclusion of all the students\u2019 demonstrations, the audience is cordially invited to throw all cares to the wind and come join the fun and frolic at a real old-fash- ioned, anything goes square dance with some fine and fancy callin\u2019 by your old friend, Howie Fairbairn of Westmount \u201cY\u201d Square dance Club fame.Agan we'd like\u2019to stress the point that this is a public affair and all those interested in having a wonderful evening of music, entertainment and FUN are asked .to drop around about an hour or after supper and really get acquainted as they used -to in days gone by.The games and gymnastic display are scheduled to .get under way \u201cat seven sharp with the barn dancing to follow at ten.Fer those, now, who aïe to.view the former; a brief, detailed Bus Service To Mun.Golf Course Now In Operation Westmount golf plaÿers who patronize the Municipal .Golf Course on Sherbrooke street east, will be pleased to learn that the Montreal Tramways Company has announced that bus service to the course commenced yesterday, on account of the holiday.The service will be operated every Saturday and Sunday during May.Councillor Frank Hanley, of the Montreal | Executive Committee, had requested the company to open the bus service earlier than usual.The daily service will be resumed at the beginning of June the company advised.Tennis Courts Opening Announced For Weekend The tennis courts at Western Avenue and the Adult courts behind the greenhouse will be open at the end of the week E.J.Anderson, superintendent of Parks and greenhouses, announced joday.Tennis tickets, which last year were issued at the greenhouses, may be procured this year at the Westmount Athletic Grounds, 4350 St.Catherine Street West, from the Recreation Department.Residents are advised to call in person.Mr.Anderson reported that playground equipment and park benches will also be set up this week.The Softball diamonds in front of the Junior High School will be in shape for the opening of the Municipal Softball League, Mays: 12.\u201cThe large pond in Westmount Park is to get a new drain, Mr.Anderson stated, which will enable it to be emptied more rapidly.The present one.is shallow and inadequate.The new one will sluice the water off to the deep sewer 27 feet under Western.Avenue.The banana tree in the conservatory is about to flower, Mr.Anderson stated.The pomer- grantes were in fruit and the sugar cane in full growth.Children wisiting the conservatory were being given samples of the cane to chew on.ale VV d y oy po, yl an \u2026 v , , \u2019 wwe rd se 4 \u2019 Country Store At RMR Saturday For Rifle Funds The big activity in shooting circles at the R.M.R.at the moment is the inter-company league.It started April 5 and ends May 17.This year a more difficult target is being used but in spite of this the scores are high.At the time of going to press \u201cB\u201d and \u201cC\u201d companies are tied for first place with three wins and no losses.But that happy state of affairs is\u2019 likely to end for one of these teams as they meet this week.C.S.M.Baines continues to set the pace for the cup for the highest individual score.In addition to the above competition there is a postal challenge match with the Rock Mountain Rangers of Kamloops, B.C.arranged.It is hoped to shoot this match within the next week.\u201cThe No.1 team did very well inl the D.C.R.A.indoor competitions which ended in March.Tomorrow Saturday night the Rifle Association is\u2019 holding a \u201cCountry Store\u201d night in the Ar- mory.Many choice hams and gro- | ceries will be given away.À full |: turn out of members of the regiment and friends is hoped for.Wolves Defeat Saints To Take B\u2019Ball Title The championship of the Intermediate Municipal Basket®aW League was decided Saturday night when the Wolves defeated the Saints in the two-game total-point playoff.The Wolves took it piling up a score of 79 to 35 to cope the crown.High scorers in the game were pr.x * outline of the \u201cNite\u2019s\u201d program: \u201c At 7:00 \u2014 The finals\u2019 of an intra-mural Badminton tournament; using all three courts of the gym; 7:30 \u2014 A bruising fifteen minutes of a game laughingly called Floor Hockey, refereed by boys\u2019 \u2018Gym Instructor, Lew Davies; 7:45 \u2014 The Annual Basketball game between the W.H.S.Old Girls and the schools: At 8:15 \u2014 An operation titled \u201cMixed Apparatus\u201d; \u20188:35 \u2014 The Annual Basketball game between the W.HS.Old Boys and the school; At 9:05 Short dance: demonstrations by all the girls\u2019 classes in the order as follows:\u2014 10 Ga with \u201cSchool Days\u201d Waltz; 10 and 11 Commercials and 10 Gc with \u201cThe Samba\u201d; 11 Ga and 11 Gb will do \u201cIn My - Garden\u201d, a Hungarian dance; 10 Gb with a \u201cSport Pantomine\u201d, describing swimming, tennis, skiing and softballin a dance; and, finally, a display of square dancing by the.boys and girls of Westmount High who participated in the recent Inter-School Square Dance Competitions now held annually by the Montreal Protestant\u201d \u2018School Bbard.Here now are the names of those students who, at Examiner deadline time, had reached the semi-final stage in the Badminton round robin for the right to appear at the Athletics Night proceedings: from each of the following groups will be picked TWO teams to.play in each division, Boys' Doubles, Girls\u2019 - Ditto and the Mixed Doubles (there being no.singles competition as previously announced) :\u2014 Boys \u2014 Colin Irving and Carter Powis: John Swaine and Chuck Johnson.Girls \u2014 Elizabeth Loebel and Pat Mowat; Pru Aykroyd and Cairine Gilmour; Pat Wrath and Margaret Jolley; and in the Mixed Division \u2014 Pat Mowat and Colin Irving; Elizabeth Loebel and John Swaine; Frances Williams and Tim Wallace; Nina Chadwick and Ted Hough.The Boys\u2019 Floor Hockey game will be played between 11 Ba, this year's inter class.champs and an all-star team of two boys from each class to be chosen by Mr.Davies.We understand, also, that the girls\u2019 executive producing tonight's do consisted of Judy Thorne and Pru Aykroyd \u2014 who planned the program; Miss Ayk- royd, Dot Darling and Marjorie Kishino \u2014 Publicity (?); Mary Gilmour \u2014 Music; and the ticket - sales were handled by Carol Usher and Averil Brookfield.Assisting Mr.J.K.Snyder in the band will be Alfie Howell, guitarist and an old boy from the Purple and White, and.two present day pupils of the school, Danny Slatkin on the violin and Barry Wiesenfeld at the piano, as \u201cJake\u201d also fiddles away on-all the old favourites of barn dancing fans.5 Ron Sharpe To Coach Did you know that McGill football star and W.H.S.ace basketball mentor, Don Sharpe, has heen signed to at least a one year contract to head the Westmount High School's Football and basketball departments and will also handle the gymnastic efforts of the school's tenth, year boys?\u2018S'fact! More power and all aue- cess to him from yours truly and his friends! D, Binmore, 25 points; Marvin Greenbaum, 18 points; M.Barnard, 14 points; Reece, 11 points; and D.Barnard, 11 points. Jackson Dodds.Is Elected Pres.Life Saving Soc.Jackson Dodds, C.B.E., 58 Belve- dere Road, Westmount, was reelected honorary president and HE.Herschorn, O.B.E., was elected president of the Royal Life Saving Society at the 40th annual meeting of the society Friday night at Palestre Nationale, .Other officers elected were: A.D.Shea, first vice-president; R.| Ashworth, second vice-president; France Moquin, third vice-presi- dent; Mark A.Veary, honorary secretary-treasurer; Mrs.C.H.Brennan and Mrs.Marcel Bourassa, chief examiners; L.Choquette, \u201cRev.Ph.H, Matthems, of Magog; L.T.Menard, J.N.Sherriffs, Miss - E.L.Wain, R.Latourelle, T.Mac- Duff, members of the executive; A.H.\"Mander, C.A., honorary auditor.During the meeting a special diploma for teaching swimming and life saving was awarded to Jéan Paul\u2019 Lessard.Louis Choquette, swimming instructor at Palestre Nationale, was awarded an associate certificate for teaching swimming and life saving.It was announced that during the past year swimming certificates were awarded to 1,784 school children, and like saving awards © were accorded to 731 persons.Westmount Park Pack Now Outside Tuesday was a lovely night, so the Pack after the opening ceremonies, went out-doors for three games, The Park provides ample space and opportunity to do the programme in the open air as was intended by Lord Baden-Powell.David Paterson passed time, Murray Wardrope Somersault, David Parsley Somersault and time, Brice Bowen Somersault Leap Frog and time, and Max Parsley Leap frog and Hopping.During the monthly competition, the Red and the Brown tied for first place and the coveted bag of candy and pennant went to their Sixes for the month.During the evening, Miss Hunter was presented with her Part 11 Gilwell Certificate for having qualified, in this section of the Akela Wood Badge.If Miss Hunter carries through the knowledge gained at Camp last summer, she will in sig months time be presented with the Gilwell Beads, Next Tuesday, the whole Pack meeting will be run by the Sixers \u2014Michael Redden, George Christie, Gordon Cummings and Bruce Anderson, The Coat Hanger drive proved quite successful last Saturday on the first half, and we are again asking the support of the community in giving their wire coat hangers only, to the Cub when he calls, Westm't.Lawyer.\u201c (Continued from Page 1) major problem to be solved was that of dealing with the long delays encountered in getting cases to trial in the Superior Court.Full co-operation of Bench and Bar was essential, he declared.\u201cWe are proud,\u201d he added, \u201cof our free and independent Bar, whose members are sworn officers of the court, charged with the duty of seeing that every man may have his cause fairly and freely presented before completely independent tribunals to which our citizens at all times have accéss, so that their rights and wrongs may be judged according to their merits without fear or favor, let or hindrance.In these troubled days it is more than ever true that a free and independent Bench and Bar are the greatest safeguards of our liberties and of that which we hold, dear.\u201d _ Y.M.CA.NOTES PHYSICAL DEPARTMENT Marathon Swim: A marathon swim, open to all members, is now under way, with a novel chart, outlining the distances, posted on the builetin board in the pool.In honour of the Centennial Celebration of the ¥.M.C.A,, to be held at Cleveland, Ohio, next month, \u2018the swim will cover the distance between Montreal and Cleveland, down the St.Lawrence River and through Lake Ontariq and Lake Erie.A Business Girls\u2019 Swimming: All women are reminded of the regularly-scheduled swimming periods in effect through thex - \u2018THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1951 \u2014 Spring months.It is strongly recommended that those taking advantage of the instruction on Friday nights should get in other practices during the week.These swim periods are open to recreational swimming as well.: Handball Tournament: The conclusion of the Business Men's Handball Tournament found Messrs.B.D.Enright and L.Mc- Carthy on the top rung of the dou- .bles ladder, and Mr.P.Du Pont in first place on the singles ladder.The tournament finished in a burst of challenges on the last day of official play last Monday evening.Awards Dinner: \u2019 Entertainment and final plans for the Annual Awards Dinner are being finalized at the present time.Friday, May 11, at 6.00 p.m, is the date to set aside.All athletic awards.and leadership recognition will be given at this time.Gymnastic Club: Members of the Montreal Y.M.C.A.Gymnastic Team and the Westmount \u201cY\u201d group will be a big attraction of the Gymnastic Show at Central Y.M.C.A.this evening, Friday, May 4, at 8.00 p.m.The team is fresh from its Provincial Championship gained last week, and will feature, in the show, the following Provincial Champions: Gordon Mather, Provincial Flying Rings Champion and Senior All\u2019- Round Champion; John Cooper, Provincial High-Bar Champion; and Len Mather, Provincial Parallel Bar Champion.Basketball: The Midget Team played host to Rosemount \u201cY\u201d Midgets last Wednesday, and went down to defeat at the hands of the visitors by a 29 to 34 score.The game was close from start to finish, and featured clean ball throughout.High man for the Rosemount squad was Ro- tari, with 10 points to his credit; while Brooks of the home team came through for 18 points.YOUNG ADULT DEPARTMENT Program Council: The first meeting of the re-or- ganized Program Council was held last Monday night, with a marked note of enthusiasm in evidence.Representatives from all groups in the \u201cY\u201d, both Physical and Social, were in attendance, It was decided to maintain the present structure of the Couneil, and to meet on call whenever necessary.The first act of the Council was to appoint a committee to plan a Spring Conference.Art Class: Due to a highly successful course, \u2018which is nearly completed, the Art Class will decide next Wednesday evening whether or not to extend the course for another month._' Spring Conference: - Dates for the Branch Spring Program Planning Conference, to be held at Camp Perrot, have been announced by the Program Council.Mr.Martin McGreer, Chairman for the Conference, has announced that the week-end affair will be held on June 9 and 10.All subcommittees are busy lining up the details while every group in the \u201cY\" is expected to attend for the planning sessions.Monster Square Dance: The Square Dance Club will sponsor the Annual Western Square Dance on the Gymnasium of the \u201cY\u201d Friday, May 11, starting at 9.00 p.m.Bill Hopper, chairman for the dance, stated that nothing\u2019 is being left undone to assure the best dance to date.Something new and different is promised.Those wishing further information should call the \u201cY\u201d or contact members of the Square Dance Club, ed oh er Poor.BOYS\u2019 DEPARTMENT Congratulations to the members of the Braves N-Y Club, who, under the guidance of Fred Rowley, have collected nearly a ton of paper in their paper drive.The Club wishes to thank all those families who have saved paper for them over the past few months.Softball League: The Braves defeated the Rockets in a wide-open ball game on Saturday morning.Starring for the winning team were the Taylor brothers, the Casey brothers and John Roach.Michael Harris and Jim Atkinson were heavy hitters for the Rockets.In the second game of the double header, Flyers defeated the Mohawks in a closely-fought game.Outstanding for the winning team were Bill Nichols and Gordon Garrett, While Ian Ross and David Stanway starred for the Mohawks.Stamp Club: President Evan Menkman of the Westmount \u201cY\"\u201d Stamp Club announced that the meeting on Monday afternoon at 4.00 p.m.will feature a stamp quiz.The Club sends stamps weekly to Y.M.C.A.stamp clubs throughout the World, in exchange for stamps from their country.Any boys interested in collecting stamps are invited to the meeting on Monday afternoon.Model Aeroplane Club: The model aeroplane club meets on Thursday afternoon at 4 p.m.Any boys interested in making gliders or flying models are invited to join this club.John Moffit and Tom Tomlinson are leaders of this group.Photography Club: The photography club is holding its next meeting on Monday even- PAGE FII fEEN ing at 7.00, under the guidance of the World's famous scientists.An Fred Rowley and Gordon Allan.Young Tom Edison: excellent picture \u2014 don\u2019t miss jt.Show starts at 1.30 p.m.F The movie tomorrow afternoon Annual Awards Banquet: will be \u201cYoung Tom Edison\u201d, starring Mickey Rooney.This film is the story of the boyhood of one of Don't miss the Annual Awards Banquet, Friday, May 11.Bring your Dad and Mother.si EE One of the five reasons for the rich, full body and popular flavour of O'KEEFE'S ALE \"QUICK-GRIND!\" MALT At O'Keefe's we make our own malt from the finest barley, using only the ripest, plump barley grains, for which we pay premium prices, To preserve its fine flavour O'Keefe's \"quick- grind\u201d the molt at the lost moment before it goes into the brew.This gives \u2018you the fine flavour and mellowness characteristic of O'Keefe\u2019s Ale, The yeast vsed in brewing O'Keefe's Ale is à natural byproduct of the fermentation pro- Cess; stored in a sterile refrigerated room to preseniguifs purit-.© = i =~, SEPBLESS HOPS \u201c2, finest seedless Kent, \u2018Ruro- ean and domestic hops are used in brewing O'Keefe's Ale.Picked at the exact moment of maturity and carefully blended in the brewing process, these seedless hops help to giv O'Keefe's Ale its delicate tang Band flavour.Removing the seed moves the bitterness leavig the fine taste qualities\u201d of the\u201c Ops.ig @ NATURAL CARBONATION Long fermentation is responsible for the natural carbonation which gives zest and sparkle to O'Keefe's Ale.© AGING Time ond nature age and mellow O'Keefe's.The result is an ale of rich, full body and pleasing flavour.PE TR ALWAYS Ë Ask FOR UNION VADE K ph 4 one\u201d ar © o oot te N© © < eed ater vo we 15 ose pe a iE RI tn 5 ad asm hn nea TL itd de FT 5 js Sa & is \u201ca D ee el aii + ra \"+ a Pe R= PUREE ERR SN \u2014e CAA mW A HAE AES = - ty «Ay rn sta.«te is HTT ke Eo no AE ARAN PAGE SIXTEEN Thomas C.Bowen, 84 Arlington Avenue, Westmount, assistant general manager, Bank of Montreal, who has been named a vice- chairman of the Advance Gifts division in the 1951 campaign to finance the 30 services of Red Feather in Montreal, The drive takes place in early autumn, Anglican Choirs To Participate In Trinity Service Thirteen choirs from churches in {he Anglican dioceses of Montreal and Quebec will participate in a special festal evensong service at 4.30 p.m.next Saturday, May 5, in Trinity Memorial Anglican Church, Sherbrooke street west and Marlowe Avenue.All of the choirs are members of the Royal School of Church Music.Rev.Canon R.K.Naylor, rector of the church, will conduct the service, and the address will be given by Rev.Canon Sydenham Lindsay, rector of the Church of the Advent.Rev.H.P.Absalom, rector of Compton, will sing the service.Other clergy taking part will be Ven.Archdeacon A.P.Gower- Rees, rector of St.George's Church; Rev.Canon C.G.Stevens, rector of the Church of St.Barnabas, St.Lambert and Rev.Canon Russell Brown, of St.Peter's Church, Sherbrooke.Gordon Phillips, organist and choirmaster of St.George's Church, will conduct the choirs, and C.V.Frayne, of Trinity Memorial Church, will play the organ for the service.A.B.Hopkins, of the Church of the Ascension.will play the prelude and Dr.Arthur Eger- ton, of Christ Church Cathedral, the postlude.Benediction The benediction will be pronounced by Rev.Frederick Clark, Bishop of Kootenay, who was once an assistant priest at the Churth of the Advent.The massed choir of 360 voices will be divided into two parts, the boy choristers and the all-male choirs being in the gallery, and the mixed choirs in the nave.There will be 200 voices in the gallery choir.of whom 150 will be boy choristers, and 160 voices in the nave.Choirs from the following churches will participate: Christ Church Cathedral, Advent, Ascension.St.John the Evangelist, Grace.St.Barnabas, St.George's, Name Campaion Chairmen In Local Areas For Red Shield Appeal May 1-15 The Red Shield Appeal of The Salvation Army will take place May 1 to 15 under the general chairmanship of-A.Deane Nesbitt.Among the.Army's projects which will benefit from the Appeal is the new nurses\u2019 resident for the Catherine Booth Hospital.It will take care of 50 nurses, both student and graduate.Whereas in the past they had to live in outside homes or apartments, they will now be comfortably housed in a modern building with sun roof and a 175 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1951 pendent and the United Nations and other organizations are: preparing us for some form of world citizenship.\u201d Elected to the National \u201cSpiritual Assembly, governing body of Baha'i Faith -in Canada, were: John A.Robarts, Toronto; Emeric rs Sala, St.\u201cLambert, Ques Rosemary, \u201cSala, St.\u2018 Lambert, \u2018Que.: Laura Davis, Toronto; S.Schop- flocher, Montreal; Rowland Estall, Montreal; Lloyd Gardner, To: i to; Mae McKenna, Vancouver, B.C.;, and Winnifred - Hervey, Ottawa.GARDEN SOIL TOP SOIL AND ROTTEN MANURE ALSO Lawns Renovated AND Plowing Done R.AUBIN Gardener 6125 UPPER LACHINE ROAD DE.5198 foot tunnel connecting the residence and the hospital.Mrs.Wm.K.Hogg of Edgehill Road, has accepted the chairmanship of the Women's Division, Montreal and as far out as St.+ Lambert and Longueuil.It will take about 40 chairmen and -co- cHairmen and about 4,000 workers to handle the assignment, but she is optimistic about the outcome.Mrs.E, P.Rees, who is acting as vice-chairman of the Women's Division, put forward a plan which makes for easier organization and permanent records in making calls in the various districts.She recommended that workers not only call on the present card donors, but also to do definite door-to-door canvassing.This has been tried during the last Appeal and good results noted.Campaign chairmen are as follows: Westmount: Mrs.M.M.Chor- ney, 167 Edgehill Road; Mrs, K.Winans, 317 Metcalfe Avenue; Mrs.Geo.Atchison, 762 Upper Lansdowne Avenue; Mrs.John Patrick, 640 Lansdowne Avenue.Montreal West: Mrs.R.G.Gil- bride, 7 Brock Avenue N.; Mrs, Ivan McHaffie, 14 Fenwick Ave- 5423 Trans Island; Mrs.F, N.Ward, 2060 Sherbrooke W; Mrs.C.F.Shearer, 4842 Victoria Avenue, Cote des Neiges: nue, N.D.G.: Mrs.W.A.Falconer, Mather, 3022 Trafalgar Avenue; Mrs.Hubert Pasmore, 3184 St.Sulpice Road; Mrs.Cecil Pascal, 579 Roslyn Avenue.Hampstead: Mrs.D.Cargill Southam, 22 Granville Road.Ville St.Laurent: Mrs.Gordon Johnson, 42 Vertu Road.Youth Questions.(Continued from Page 3) Mrs.Murray mic attitude towards life, accept the fact of change and think of themselves as always changing.Mr.Millington continued, youth needed to learn to react to the cause of the problem not the symptoms of behaviour.Youth needed to achieve the potential of their personalities.Youth should understand the values in the capital of human experience, be familiar with the heritage of knowledge, the great ideas, the great traditions of the world.In conclusion, Mr.Millington declared youth needed to understand society and the art of directing sccial change.\u201cIn a democracy such as ours the people participate in making decisions that affect the entire social order.It is imperative that every factory worker, salesman, politician, housewife and youth know about government, economics, international affairs and the other facts of social order.\u201d The speaker was introduced by Robert Edwards and thanked by Harold Giles.Fred Roest welcomed and introduced the visiting Rotarians.James Lawson reported on the District Rotary Conference at Lake Placid.Trinity Memorial, St.Matthew's, Quebec City, and St.Peter's, Sherbrooke.The choirs of Bishop's College School, Lennoxville; Bishop\u2019s University, Lennoxville; and King's Hall School, Compton, Que., will also take part, The following five anthems will be sung: \u201cLord, for Thy Tender Mercy's Sake\u201d; \u201cO Come Ye Servants of the Lord\"; \u201cJesu, Joy and Treasure\u201d; \u201cKing of Glory\u201d; and \u201cCome, Holy Ghost, Our Souls Inspire.\u201d covering the entire island of Baha'i Council Is Organized At Meeting Canadian members of the Baha'i Faith, meeting in their fourth annual convention, learned that the first Iriternational Baha'i Council had been formed early this year.The announcement was made by John A.Robarts, Toronto, convention chairman.\u201cThis council\u201d, said Mr, Robarts, \u201cwill become the supreme administrative body for the Baha'i Faith, which numbers about three million members throughout the world.\u201d Principal speaker at the convention, Emeric Sala, Montreal businessman, said, \u201cOne of the most important things to remember in seeking a solution to the world's confusion is that the world is \u201ceally one large country and mankind its citizen.\u2019 He conti- | nued, \u201cThe countries of the world today are econoMically interde- SOIL roxas TOP SOIL rosa $4.00 for 1 cubic yard: < - À ss 00 for each additional cu.yd.\u2019 deliveréd Fe The finest top soil obtainable mit e BLACK SOILe For Top Dressing - TA $5.00 per cubic yard, delivered.\u2014 PEAT HUMUS\u2014 _ \u2014 - $1.50 per bag for 5 bags use 3 25 \u2018per bag for each additional.bag - (App.75-100 lbs.per bag) - Per ton; loose, $21.00 x Po e Rock Garden Stone $11.00 per Ton e.,( ALL KINDS OF ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, 4 EVERGREENS, PERENNIAL AND ANNUAL \u2018PLANTS - You are invited to visit our nursery-at - - 840 LUCERNE ROAD (Formerly Montée Cote des Neiges) Town of Mount Royal E.DACCORD LTD.LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR WA.1531 vo, + through the understanding heart and the human touch To The Salvation Army, no human being is ever beyond : hope.However maimed or scarred by sin or circumstance, however despairing and seemingly hopeless, no individual, young or old, appeals in vain to The Army\u2019s understanding heart and human touch.To provide the support for its endless task of human salvage, The Salvation Army relies upon YOUR dollars.Again The Army appeals to you\u2014 with confidence.-RED SHIELD SERVICES Approximately 1, 546,000 Canadians were Materiolly helped last yearbythepersonalservices of the Salvation Army in its Maternity Homes General Hospitals Old Folks\u2019 Homes Prison and Police Court Work Children\u2019s Homes Children\u2019s Summer Camps Missing Friends\u2019 Service Free Labour Service Men's Hostels RED SHIELD APPEAL = SalNation rein 927 UNIVERSITY TOWER BLDG.MONTREAL."]