The Westmount examiner, 25 mai 1951, vendredi 25 mai 1951

[" Ds = f J SN Selwyn House scholarship winners: Five senior House School who have won scholarships this year are shown above.Left to Hugh Lennox Ross, of West- mount, who was awarded the W.A.Johnston memorial scholarship, valued at $500 per year for four years; Charles Nicholas Thornton, Montreal, winner of an exhibition scholarship valued at $230 per year for four years; Raymond Darlay boys of Selwyn right, they are: mount, awarded the scholarship, valued at $350 per year for two Years; and Charles McInnes, Westmount, awarded an exhibition scholarship, valued at $250 per year for four years.Scholarships won by Ross Thornton and McInnes were awarded by Trinity College, Port Hope, Ont.College, Ottawa, scholarship valued at $500 per year for four years; Thomas Schopflocker, West- Lower Canada College Le Moyne, Outremont, awarded the Ashbury Norman Holland Reports More Calls On Last Post Norman Holland, 3749 Westmount Boulevard, was- re-elected president, of the Dominion Council of the Last Post Fund and the Quebec Provincial Branch, at the 42nd annual meeting held in the Largest Chair Displayed Here On Victoria Ave.A chair reputed to be the largest in Montreal is now on show at 380 Victoria Avenue, Owner L.Green- baum, of.4847 Sherbrooke Street West, thinks it to be one of the largest in the country.Built for the Speaker of the Quebec Legislative Assembly, it 19 easily roomy enough to comfortably seat the champion of the fat boys.The seat of the chair is 40 inches wide and 34 inches deep, big enough to make a six foot man look like a midget.Former owner of the chair was Hon.F, O.Faillon, speaker of the Assembly, 1882-83.The present owner, Mr.Greenbaum, has purchased it for display at his antique shop.Offered $300 for it, he « refused saying it was more valuable as a curio, Constructed of solid walnut in the Louis XIV baroque style, this chair, two inches shy of being six feet tall, is a masterpiece of craftsmanship.It will be on display in the window at 380 Victoria Avenue.Motorman Blames Boys For Mishap The miotorman of an East- hound tram on Sherbrooke Street told the Westmount police he couldn't avoid striking two boys bicycling in front of his tram at\u2019 Arlington Avenue, He said the boys, Ian McLeod, of 4835 St, Catherine Street, and George Young, of 454 Grosvenor Avenue, both 15 years old, were fooling about on their bicycles in front of his tram.He told the police that their bi- eycles locked handlebars swerving into the line of the streetcar.He signalled to them, applied his brakes, but said it was impossible to avoid hitting them.Both bicycles were smashed, but the boys luckily were thrown clear of the wheels, Ritz-Carlton Hotel on Thursday.Mr.Holland in his report stated that the Last Post Fund was established here 42 years ago to ensure that no veteran of the Empire\u2019s armed forces should ever be buried in a.pauper's grave.The organization has buried 17,177 ex-service persons on the North American Continent, Mr.Holland said.He added that $1,798,187.95 had been expended by the Fund in its work.+ Unity Boys\u2019 Club Carnival To Open With Big Parade \u2018The Unity Boys\u2019 Penny Carnival will open June 1 with a parade headed by No.4 Montreal Squadron R.C.A.F.Air Cadets precision squadron under the command of Sqdn.Ldr.Norman Vincent.The parade will leave Unity Boys\u2019 Clubhouse at 7 p.m.and march along St.Antoine Street, Atwater Avenue, Dorchester Street, Hallowel Avenue, St.Catherine Street back to the Unity Boys\u2019 Club where the carnival will open at 8 p.m.Club members will also march in the parade dressed in costumes, driving their bicycle and wagons.There will be & special section in the parade for dogs and cats.Prizes will be given for the best decorated wagons, bicycles and the most original costumes.Cote Rd.Open Both Ways From 8.30 To 9.30 a.m.Cote St.Antoine Road will be open to two-way traffic from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m, every day along its entire route during the time Sherbrooke Street is closed off for repairs and widening.Outside of this period only Westbound traffic will be allowed Clarke and Ken- sington Avenues.V.C.Winners Buried Mr.Holland said that in the Field of Honor at Pointe Claire there were now 1,755 ex-service men, of whom 1,049 were Protestants and 706 Roman Catholics, Last year there were 102 burials there, an increase of 32 over the previous year.He said that the work of the Last Post Fund continued to grow, partly due to the fact that they were now dealing with veterans who fought in the two world wars.Mr.Holland noted that in the cemeteries of the Fund across Canada there were soldiers who had earned the very highest decorations, including the Victoria Cross, ranking from the humble private to top-ranking generals, and also including soldiers who fought in the Fenian Raid of 1860 and from then on in every war in which the British Empire ever took part.Any person who fought for the Empire anywhere in the world was eligible for burial in any Last Post 1 Fund Cemetery, he stressed.Officers Elected Dominion Executive officers elected were: honorary president, Lord Alexander, Governor-General of Canada; president, Norman Holland; vice-president, Maj.-Gen.John A.Gunn, CMG, Ont; R.W.Tupper, British Columbia, assistant secretary-treasurer-general Miss Kathleen Cobbett; Members of council: the officers, F.B.Thom, F.J.McKenna, Stuart Rolland, A.E.Francois, Mayor Romuald Bourque, of Ou- tremont; Lt.-Col.Andrew Fleming representing Quebec; Major W.C.Barrett, Nova Scotia-P.E.L; Lt.- Gen.Price Montague, Manitoba; J.8.Wood, Saskatchewan; H.Stutchbury, Alberta; Lt.-Col.G.(Continued on page 2) » Lt.-Col.~ Mooted Expressway May Aid Westmount Residents PRICE 3 CENTS From a Montreal City Hall source it is learned that Westmount citizens may eventually have a new route in getting to downtown Montreal.The oft discussed expressway which, according to plan, would rug across the city near the harbour line, may utilize the railway lines to achieve its purpose.According to our informant the Executive Committee of the City of Montreal feels that there are a number of railway lines both in the eastern and western parts of Montreal which could be abandoned for raliway purposes and turned over to the city as right of way for expressways, one of which is the line running into the old Bonaventure station.If the plan goes through a bus service down the Glen could connect with the expressway thus eliminating the delay experienced by the existing tram and bus lines leading to the downtown area.No definite action will be taken by Montreal until a conference is held with Ottawa transportation officials\u2019 in connection with using the railway rights of way.In the meantime the Executive Committee has turned down a request of the City Planning Department for $75,000 to finance the preparation of definite plans for the expressway.An opinion has been expressed that the project be built above the present Canadian National tracks instead of on the proposed site.Westmount High H&S To Organize Next Wednesday A meeting to reorganize the Home and School Association of Westmount Senior and Junior High Schools will be held May 30, at 8:15, in the Junior High School.Election of officers will be held and guest speaker will be L.Mobray Clarke, newly elected president of the Quebec Home and School Association, He will speak on the principles of the Association.Award Winner Pa Stanley Bercovitch, an arts student at McGill University, son of Mr.and Mrs.R.L.Berco- vitch of Westmount; won the Youth Leadership award and medal, granted annually by the National Federation of Jewish Mens\u2018 Clubs of America for outstanding achievements in youth leadership.Mr.Bercovitch was guest speaker at the closing meeting of the Purents, Teachers Association of Congregation Shaar Hashomaylm held on the 14th of May.Holy Name Rally Will Be Held In Westmount, June 3 On Sunday, June 3, at 2 pm, the Holy Name Societies of Monts real will publicly profess their falth and loyalty at the Annual Rally to be held at Westmount Athletic Grounds, St.Catherine Street West.Assembling on the lower section of Westmount Park at Western and Melville Avenues, the procession will direct itself to the Westmount Grounds, where Rev.J.D.Purcell, spiritual direc= tor of the Arch-Diocesan Union, will conduct the services.Guest Speaker Guest Speaker at this years Rally will be the Very Rev.E.J.McCorkle, C.8.B, eminent edus cationalist and Superior General of the Bagilian Fathers of Toronto.The Hon, My, Justice Frederick T.Collins will act as Honorary Chairman of the Diocesan Union Rally Committee for the event, Most Rev.Paul Emile Leger will endeavour to be present at and address the assemblage.Most Rev.Lawrence P.Whelan, Auxiliary Bishop of Montreal, will preside at the ceremony and cone clude the religious services with Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament, Prominent Guests, Delegations Prominent guests will include Ald.Leo J.McKenna, representing Mayor Camillen Houde of Monte real; Mayor Romuald Bourque of the City of Outremont; Paul Emile Coté, M.P.Verdun; Ald.Dave Ro- chon; Recorder E.J.McManamy and many others.Out of town delegations are expected from Quebec City, Shawinigan Falls, Sherbrooke, Lachine, Caughnawaga, Longueuil, Corne wall and Ottawa.The United States will be represented by dele~ gations from Burlington, Plattse hurg, and Ogdensburg.; \u2014_\u2014 | | Taxi Hits Boy On Bicycle ' When Passing .Driveway Taxidriver L.Gourment, of 456 Regina Street, told the police he was turning into his taxi stand Sunday when a boy and bicycle appeared from \u2018\u2018somewhere\u201d colliding with his cab.The boy, Gerard Chasles.of 3918 St.Emelie Street, told the police he was passing the driveway into the taxi-stand when the cab turn» ed in on him and he was unablé to stop in time to avoid the collision.A M PES = PAGE FWO Speirs-Miller Springtime Revue Receives Accord Standing room only was the Hall when Betty Speirs and Peter sign Friday night last at Victoria Miller Dance Studio presented their Springtime Revue.There were so many good things that we were afraid we could miss out on any one of these talented performers.The baby scene at the beginning trary,\u201d in which the Couch Lwins, pion.One of the features of the included \u2018Mary, Mary Quite Con- Cheryl and Cheryline charmed the .audience.The soloists Marilyn Leavitt and Clare Bates had that : stamp of quality which comes from a good teacher like Joan Cham- | night was \u201cSmoke Gets in Your Eyes\u201d hy Lhe Lwo teachers Peter Miller and Joan Champion, Throughout the night we had\u2019 dancing ins all of its phases, tap, ballroom and singing in ensemble numbers.\u2018There were so many it was hard to pick out those who Look the top spot, but we have to mention Frankie Fellows, Freddie Moulton LET ME HELP YOU DISCOURAGED?SORROW?PROBLEMS?SICKNESS?Vi'ould special prayer help you?Counsel offered regardless of your faith.: Confidential appeintment.Phone F!.2820 Rev.O.J.Ritz, M.A,, B.Th.consultation by * \"and Billy Connors, Specialties by Michele Lecavalier, Barry Scott, Jack Roach, Norman Foy and Gregory Duggan received much acclaim while Joan Mitchell, Barbara Norman and Lynda Doyle were very prominent.y In the Eskimo Escapades scene \u2018the class did very well with so- I loists excelling in technique; in the individual items we noticed | Barbara Palaisy, Margaret Wallace, Shirley Birrell, Claire Bail- largeon and Barbara Roberts.And \"then we had the bathing suit scene in which all of Speirs-Miller models took part; these girls appeared in bathing costumes by Juliette and were certainly a most \u2018spectacular presentation We (can't mention their names but these young ladies appeared in the Mount Royal Hotel for the Lion's Club over the week end, when these beauties enhanced the name of Speirs-Miller Studio.The tiny tots gave a preview of PrPrAeradApPRPAPEREPAEER the big fashion show to be held \u201cCHRISTMAS\u201d for INSURANCE Edwin D.CHRISTMAS NSURANCE BROKER PL.9488 CL.4519 388 ST.JAMES ST.W, Montreal AEN EEE EERE RRRE ERE RR EERE CREE e & every day of the year tainment i k; w | must mention Olive Marguerite | June 1st and were diverting as well as enchanting which reflects on the excellent training by Betty Speirs.As the evening went on there was enter- in the tap work; we in Victoria: Hall, McEwan, Wally Martin, Joan Joseph and Joan Earle, and in the assembly group we noticed Brenda Grant, Alastair Stansall and a few others.Peter Miller was very prominent throughout the night Morgan Realties Limited Real Estate Brokers 1455 UNION AVE.HA.0251 HOWARD S Barrister and Solicitor Department for the Closing Office: HA.9238-39 4557 Residence: .ROSS, K.C.57 St.James Street West of Estates of Deceased Persons Ambassador Apts,, Westmount Sherbrooke St.West \u2014 GLenview 2177 One hundred dollars ($100) in Cash will be paid for information leading tion of the party or parties who willfully tore down the guard wires o mount Boulevard and also did very considerable damage to the sloping NORMAN 3749 Westmount Blvd.Office Phone: Hine nf an to the arrest and convic- n the lawn at 3749 West.lawns.HOLLAND CRescent 4444 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1951 Models at Show Noreen Craig, who was recently featured in a full page article in the Toronto Star Weekly under Canadian Young Models, Noreen was trained a year age by Betty Speirs, and has been used for all types of commercial photographhy.She will model in the Speirs-Miller Fashion Show at Victoria Hall Friday, June 1.not only dancing with various groups but took part in such things as rumba, tango and waltz, in which he had as his partners, Pierrette Bonilla, Lillian Burns, Nellie Brillembourg.To my mind the grandest part of the show was the \u201cArtist Dream\u201d, in which Joan Champion gave inspiration to the ensemble of soloists which included Judy Muir, Marguerite McEwan and Maureen Sutton; another spright by Marilyn Leavitt took the fancy of the audience.As usual Mr.Miller not only took the scene as his personal work but produced such soloists in the tap field as Bob White, Alastair Stansall and Wally Martin, whom Mr.Miller thinks will follow - the part of Johnny Coy.Beautiful singing was heard by Joan Swar- brick and Betty Hendry.Altogether a wonderful evening\u2019s performance which reflects on Betty Speirs and Peter Miller, Part of the show will be repeated June 1st at the Speirs-Miller Summer Fashion Show and will provide excellent variety entertainment.Unity Boys\u2019 Club News block, target shooting, sling shot, alley, and drop the button.Prizes will be given to winners.Bootas are being run by club members and volunteers.On the second floor there will be a display of sewing and a leather- crafts model villages completed by the younger members of the club.It will also be possible to view the club rooms and facilities at\u2019 the disposal of the young members of the club.One of the chief features of the penny carnival will be the Italian restaurant which will serve Italian-style spaghetti, coffee, ice cream and cakes, There will be a presentation of Italian folk dancing during the evening.Sports.All summer sports are now in the process of heing organized, soft ball teams especially, as a Soft Ball League for boys and girls is in the making, for many of the teams will be competing with outside clubs.Junior Boys are to see Ron Bramble, junior girls to see Miss Davidson.Girls (Bantams and Midgets) are to see Miss Taylor.Soft Ball.Last week St.Colum- ba Girls won over-Unity by a score of 31 to 21.The game was played indoors due to rain, Wesmount Rotary Carnival.Another Carnival date is June 19 to 23 in Westmount, from 7.30 p.m.until midnight, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Westmount.The major proceeds will be devoted to the operation and maintenance of the Unity Boys Clubhouse.Y.M.C.A.NOTES BOYS\u2019 DEPARTMENT Camping Kamp Kanawana, Some age groups are completely filled for periods at Kamp Kanawana this summer.Anyone planning to attend who has not put in his registration is advised to call the \u201cY\u201d immediately to see if vacancies still exist for the time wanted.Camp Perrot.There are vacancies for two-week periods remain- ing for almost any period between Aune 27 and August 8.Further information can be had at the Boys' Department \u2014GL 3916, or by calling the Camp Office at MA 8331, local 39.Camp Westmount.Those boys spending part of all of the summer in the City are reminded of the Camp Westmount Program, which will get under way on June?If you have not yet received your folder, pict it up at the \u2018Y.\u201d PHYSICAL DEPARTMENT Marathon Swim | Don Seller is leading the pack in the current Swim to Cleveland, as \u2018he nears Niagara Falls.Lloyd | Kishino is but a few miles behind.after a short lay-off, and is gaining on Seller daily.Both Roy Smith and Bob Hamilton have passed beyond Kingston and are heading out on Lake Ontario for Niagara.Several others have passed the first check point of Cornwall and are continuing up the St.Lawrence River.The leading swimmers in this group are: Hugh Barclay, Gerald Arich and Ken Copland.\u2018 Special mention should be made of both Don Seller and Bruce Robertson who have just started the Swim and are not yet quite past the Island of Montreal.- All competitors are reminded to check the chart daily to PANSYHIBARI ESL USI fa eT rt \u2018 watch their progress.Last Saturday the Braves aveng- the previous defeat at the hands of the Rockets by downing them in a game featuring some of the heaviest hitting to date.The game ended at 13 to 3, although it was much closer than the score indicated.With the exception of the second inning, when the Braves went on a hitting spree and the Rockets used up several pitchers, the game was very close.Michael Harris was the heavy hitter for the Rockets, while Ronnie and David Taylor accounted for most of the runs hit in for the Braves.Ronnie Taylor was credited for the win, while Jim Atkinson was credited with the loss.Fencing Club Everything is in readiness for the Dominion Championships to be held at the Westmount \u201cY\u201d tomorrow evening, Saturday, May 26.The Westmount \u201cY\u201d Fencing Club will play host to the top fencers of the Nation, competing in the Sabre event.Coach Asselin, of the \u201cY\"\u201d Club, has stated that the entries to date indicate top level competition.Everyone is welcomed to watch the meet.There is no admission charge.Reckdess Driver Fined And License Suspended Charged with reckless driving along Western Avenue, Brock Grier, of 4110 Western Avenue, appeared before Westmount Recorder's Court Friday and sentenced to pay $24 fine and three months suspension of his driver's license by Deputy Recorder A.E.Laverty.The Unity Boys Club penny carnival is scheduled Friday, June 1.It will be open to the general public and the opening is at 8 p.m.It will be held in the Unity Boys Clubhouse just below Dore chester Street on Greene Avenue.Booths on the main floor will include: dodge-em-ball, fisherman; Muffi pan toss, hole in one golf, spill the milk, ring-o-lets, calendar checkers, nail drive, ping pong bounce, balloons and darts, rings to hook, auto races, ring, toss, ring a*- J.W.Rankin, OBE Realty Expert Died On Friday J.Wurtele Rankin, O.B.E,, promise nent real estate authority and former president of the Rotary Club of Montreal, died Friday afternoon in his 57th year, after a brief illness, at the Western Division of the General Hospital.His home was at 432 Clarke avenue, Westmount.A funeral service was held on Monday at St.Andrews Church, Westmount.A native of Westmount, Mr, Rankin.Wykeham House School and West=- mount Academy, and began his business career with Canadian Car and Foundry Company and later Kingsbury Footwear Come pany.Joined Westmount, Realties Joining the Westmount Realties Company in 1919, he was named a president in 1944, holding this appointment at his death.During World War II he was assistant to the Real Estate Advisor, Department of national Defense, and was made an officer of the Order of the British Empire for his services.In 1945 he was appointed member of the real estate advisory {| committee of the War Assets Corporation.In addition to being a member of American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers, Mr.Rankin was vice-president of the Canadian Association of Real Estate Boards from 1948 to 1949, a director of the Montreal Real Estate Board and a member of the Urban Land Institute and the Society of Industrial Realtors.Rotary President Mr.Rankin was president of the Rotary Club of Montreal in 1944- 45.In addition to his Rotary affiliation, he was a member of the Engineers, Seigniory, Mount Stephen and Canadian clubs and of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association.As a young man he Was active in sports with the old Westmount ALAA, Mr.Rankin was a member of St.Andrew Church in Westmount.He is survived by his wife, the former Susan Beryl Martin; a son Ronald; a daughter, Marilyn (Mrs, P.C.Staples); his mother, Mrs, Archibald Rankin; and a brother, Air Commodore A.James Rankin, O.B.E., A.F.C.Norman Holland.(Continued from Page 1) S.Macfarlane, Veterans Affairs.Provincial Branch Quebec Provincial Branch officers: honorary vice-president John H.Molson; president, Norman Holland; vice-president, Leon Bouchard; provincial trustees: Maj.-Gen.E.de B, Panet; C.M.G,, Maj.-Gen.W.W.P.Gibsone, C.M.G., secretary-treasurer, S, J.Smith; directors and officers: F, R.Thom, Frank J.McKenna, Lt.- Col, S.Rolland, À.E.Francis, R.Bourque, Lt.-Col.Andrew Fleming, Lt.-Col.Gavin Ogilvie, Lt.= Col.R.H.Irwin, J.Theo.Legault jr, W/Cmdr, G.P.Hedges; A.V.M.C.M.McEwan, C.B, and Commodore Paul W, Earl, C.B.E.Department of Rankin was the son of the late Archibald J.Rankin and Mrs,\u2019 He was educated at.director in 1936 and elected vice-. its © AS THEE pC \u2014 EERE) 2 \u2018 REPAIRED « REFINISHED - SUPPLIED Hardwood Floors - LAID « FINISHED - CLÉANED A.Ross Grafton .& COMPANY Free Estimates 4486 ST, CATHERINE STREET WESTMOUNT WE.2323 VOL.XXII, No.21 The Examiner \"50 VEARS IN WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1951 Special Brigade Recruits Parade To Church .| Major Allen P.Boswell, of Westmount, is shown In the above picture leading the new recruits (European Brigade) marched past the saluting for The Black Watch company In Canada\u2019s 27th church parade Command who base on Sherbrooke street following the annual on Sunday of the parent regiment.Major Boswell is seen saluting Maj-Gen.R.0.G.Morton, officer commanding Quebec took the salute.Current Events Club Heard Baseball Talk The great variety of prominent people, who have once heen school teachers was never better illustrated than last week, before West- mount Senior High Schools Current.Events Club, when Wally Alston, now manager of the Montreal Royals Baseball team.revealed to the amazed students his original identity.Mr.Alston was the guest speaker at the closing meeting of the Club at which he traced the joys and sorrows of professional baseball players, and of those who manage them.Mr.Alston turned out to be a very pleasant speaker with a considerable sense of humor.Discussing the prospects for the Royals this year, he said that he would neithér be too optimistic noi \"too pessimistic, though his quiet confidence ranged him more on the side of the former.Quiz on Game Fun Mr.\u2018Alston discussed various aspects of baseball, answering such FOR EXCELLENT WORKMANSHIP AND MODERATE CHARGES ON LADIES\u2019 AND CENTLEMEN'S SUITS AND COATS Call WE.5908 Ask for Mr.H.Levin Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) Pick Up and Delivery Parking Lot for Our Patrons OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS CLOSED SATURDAYS questions as: \u201cHow can boys get into professional baseball?\u201d, \u201cspring training for rookies\u201d, and \u2018the prospects for this year\u2019s Royals\u201d.Under the first heading Mr.Alston dwelt on the essential requirements for a young man planning to play professional baseball.These were: the ability to run fast, hit hard, throw swiftly and to have courage when facing a crafty pitcher.He also stressed the importance of team work and the frequent necessity of sacrifice plays.The speaker also dwelt on the vast scouting organization maintained by the Brooklyn Dodgers, parent club of the Montreal Royals, and of the 500 ball\u2019 players who turn out-for spring training.He also pointed out that no rookie was sent home from spring training unless the scouts were unanimous about it.Mr.Alston made the meeting doubly exciting by producing from nowhere two baseballd, each containing the au- tograple of all the members of the Royals team.There followed (Continued on page 4) \u20ac Quality ROOFING that roofing job.All types of roofing: Call us today for free estimates on ROOFING A SPECIALTY slates, galvanized iron, copper shingles, asphalt shingles and tile.FI.1189 Westmount Plumbing & Roofing 206 Olivier Ave, Westmount Emergencies: AM.1418 - CA, 9864 To Lead Black Watch To serve in Europe \u2014 Mai.Allen P.Boswell, of 474 Gros- venor Avenue, who has been appointed to lead the Black Watch Company of the Canadian Highland Battalion \u2014 one of three such units being formed for the 27th Canadian Infantry Brigade Group scheduled to serve in Europe under Gen.Dwight D.Eisenhower.Dr.Gilday Given Stephens Memorial Award The Canadian Hospital Council announced in Toronto Thursday, that Dr.A: Lorne C, Gilday, 478 Mountain Ave., has won the council's 1951 George Findlay Stephens service to hospital administration.Dr.Gilday was superintendent of the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital from .1923 \u2018until his retirement last January.He was a veteran of the the D.S.0.and was wounded and mentioned in despatches.During the Second World War he served as General Superintendent of the Montreal General Hospital.He served as secretary of the Montreal Hospital Council from its forment.The Stephens Memorial Award is named in honor of Dr.George F, Stephens, former superintendent of the Winnipeg General Hospital and the Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal.Memorial Award for noteworthy } First World War, in which hé won | mation in 1926 until his retire- WESTMOUNT Exceptional Values ! A LARGE SELECTION OF WATCHES DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS OHMAN $ WE.4046 JEWEL 1216 \u2018Greene Ave.PAGE THREE \u201cFitz\u201d Tells Rotarians \u201cOn and Off the Record\u201d Gerald \u201cFitz\u201d FitzGerald, columnist for The Montreal Gazette, told the meeting of the Westmount Rotary Club that his job was the most satisfying in the newspaper field.In a description of his column, \u201cOn and Off the Record\u201d, the main factor in the birth of its title was the frustrating habit many public figures had of telling a reporter a story then adding it was off the record.\u201cIt was decided by our paper that there was a spot for this sort of off the record material, plus human bits of general or particular interest.\u201cTitles are born a lot more t easily than the columns themselves.There's no magic formula for turning out an average of 1,000 words a day, six days a week, 313 days a year.\u201d There was only one way to do it, never to be too far away from a phone, or with a pencil and scratch paper.Concentration, contacts, checking and work were the ingredients that added up to a daily column.For Mr.FitzGerald there was one thing a daily \u201ccolumn could not be produced without a telephone.More than 400 calls, incoming and outgoing, came to his desk each week.His column, made of tips, trivia, this and that, had as its source of news \u2018regulars, occasional callers and perfect strangers.\u201d Mr.FitzGerald stated that.\u201cOn (Continued on page 4) Child Is Struck By Auto On Elm Marie Claire Nolan, four-year old child, struck by an auto Friday while playing near her home at 307 Elm Avenue, was rushed fo the hospital and treated for a fractured skull and multiple bruises.Still under observation at Notre Dame Hospital the child is out of danger but will be kept: there for further treatment.She was struck by an auto driven by N.Gibbons, of 1910 St.Catherine Street West, when she dashed out into the middle of the street Friday.Perfect tea is so easy to make with \"SALADA TEA BAGS PROPER TIME FOR PLANTING Asters, Pansies, Carnations, Nasturtiums, English Daisies, Zinnias, Portulaca, STURDY, HEALTHY PLANTS IN GREAT VARIETY PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR DELIVERY AT THE Marigolds, Geraniums, Sweet Alyssum, Lobelia, Snapdragons, Petunias (all colors), Salvia, Pinks, Sweet William, Jacob's Ladder, Nicotina, Coleus, Coxcomb, Verbena, Phlox, Stocks, Tomatoes (rose and red), Chive Roots, etc.FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES FROZEN FOODS MELVILLE\u2019 4471 ST.CATHERINE WEST Yes, We Deliver \u2014 WEllington 1151 ï \u2018 BE FOUR P A * ' 14 4 ones HIGHLY I WME) interesting 0% ï enon and IMPORTANT / | AUCTION SALE : à 400 VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS By British, European and Canadian Artists.For account of LESLIE W.LEWIS (of London, England).Also from prominent British and Canadian Estates.Will be held ot our temporary Salon 1249 METCALFE STREET (opposite Dominion Square Building) On Thursday afterncon, June 7th, at 2.30 o'clock, also Friday ond Saturday afternoons and evenings, June 8th and 9th, at 2.30 and 8 o'clock.Paintings now on view and may be purchased by Private Treaty previous to the Auction WALTER M.KEARNS & SON Auctioneers and Expert Valuators PGE Wik NI Early Stressed By R.V.Doctor New hope for many persons who suffer from tuberculosis of bones and joints is indicated in advanced treatments reported by surgeons of the Royal Victoria Hospital.The importance of early operations for some tuberculosis cases was demonstrated by Dr.J.Gordon Petrie, of Westmount, to the audience at the annual clinical evening of the Montreal Medico-Chirurgical Society.With the Hospital as host in its Out-Patient Department, the | society's members displayed 58 exhibits of current developments in | medical and surgical treatments and research.Undergoing the surgery reported by Dr.Petrie, a person with ytuberculosis of the spine accompanied by paralysis may have the diseased tissue removed.Then Smashed Head On Inte surgeons perform a bone graft that aids in allowing the tubercu- Car On Belvedere Road lous tissue to heal, meanwhile im- | Alan Rudner, of 4152 Marcil ; mobilizing the affected structure.| w ° po.| The new technique for such Avenue, told the Westm unt PO\" tuberculosis sufferers, he said, lice he smashed head on into an : | contrasts with older methods of \u201cauto driven by L.MacKay Smith, \u201cputting them to bed for years of 40 Belvedere Road, Saturday |with a plaster cast.\u201d LS when he cut the S turn on Belve- For the surgery described, a re- ' dere too sharply thinking there ; , re frigerâted bone bank is kept at was no traffic coming the opposite hand and from which the surgeon way.selects proper pieces for bone grafts to aid in recovery.If an operation is indicated, it SEE OUR FINE ASSORTMENT OF GARDEN TOOLS .AT REASONABLE PRICES should be done moderately early in order to obtain recovery, Dr.Petrie said.Dr.J.Griffith Re-elected To Hospital Post Dr, J.J.Griffith was re-elected president and chairman of the medical board of the Homoeopa- THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 25, T.B.Operation - pue PE aed er = rm \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Here Again Dog Days Are PA Westmount requires that all dogs on the streets must be on the leash from May 1 to September 30.Residents who allow dogs to wander off the leash are inviting trouble as the police department is picking up any dog found on the street.The above picture was taken after the first of May on Victoria avenue and proves that dogs will be dogs by-law or no by-law.- OOOO 2 ! PLATTER : | MATTER Lt JM \u201cD ON LA AE CLASSICAL Piano Concerto No.1 in B flat minor, op.28; (Tchaikowsky) Clifford Curzon, Piano with George Szell conducting The New Sym- phony Orchestra (London).This popular work which was destined to failure in 1874 by the composer's great friend Nicholas Ruben- | stein, was recorded for LP in The Kingsway Hall, London, England | during September 1950.The performance by Messrs Curzon and Szell ar Le Also Flower and Vegetable Seeds \u2014 Crass Seed \u2014 Fertilizers \u2014 Insecticides \u2014 Sprayers, ete.Lawn Mowers Sharpened and Set - MA.6219 4860 Sherbrooke WT.annual meeting helé recently.Other officers are: vice-presi-: at the opening and finale.This tary-treasurer, Dr.D.H.Reilly; records committee, chairman, Dr.| vani and his Concert Orchestra.E.M.Crawford, with Drs.A.P.| Now an institution in England's Hayward and R.B.Smith; cre-:! musical circles, this 46 year old dential committee, chairman, Dr.! conductor has achieved fame for George S.Morgan, with Drs.J.J.| pig brilliant scores of both familiar Ostapovitch and W.Finlay Me- an unusual compositions.Wit- Martin; internes committee, chair- ness the choice selection of light 4169 St.Catherine W.FL 2 1885 St.Catherine W.2641 MA.6219 DE.1145 man, Dr.Harold R.Griffith, With! concert numbers on this LP Dr.Reilly and Dr.McMartin.record.Such descriptive novelties 3 NE « PY g ner 1.5-year-old Bobby Woodhouse had been playin with two older boys near the railway tracks.A freight train, stonped for a few moments, proved to be too great a temptation to resist .and soon all three were clambering over one of the tank cars.Then the train started to move! The older lads managed to jump off .but, as the train gathered speed, Bobby found himself clinging to a rod just above a coupling.Lu in between the cars where the lad was clinging, Bell got a grip on his arm.As he started to pull him away, the platform of the car behind struck him and sent him spinning.But he was still holding the youngster! Bobby later admitted that he could not have hung on much longer.We are proud to pay tribute to George Bell through the presentation of The Dow Award.DOW BREWERY - 3.Lunging of outstanding PL ool 0 E S C | E a Voice is Calling, using an ethereal instrument effect which is uncanny.Other pieces include the \"popular Destuiy Waltz, Jealous George Bell, of Niagara Falls, Ont., risks life to snatch youngster from precarious position | = Le A PR 2.Seconds after a witness had phoned the police station, city employee George Bell jumped into a police car with two constables.Speeding through the city streets, they were stopped by a cadet parade.But Bell leaped from the car and raced 400 yards to the railway right-of-way .shouting to the boy to hang on.One of the passing tank cars hit his shoulder \u2014 but he kept running.THE DOW AWARD is a citation presented for acts expression of appreciation, a $100 Canada Savings Bond.The Dow Award Committee, a group of editors of leading Canadian daily newspapers, selects Award winners from recommendations made by a nationally known news organization.MONTREAL LISTEN TO THE DOW AWARD SHOW, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, \u20147.15 P.M.\u2014CJAD as The Bullfrog and The Laughing Violin are executed with a precision and subtlety which make classics of such fare.There is a remarkable scoring of Somewhere Lover, and Addinsells\u2019 Festival all | beautifully arranged.Popular By Decca: Here are a couple of surefire hits.\u201cUnless\u201d which is a smooth melody done in the if style with a generous orchestral portion by Gordon Jenkins\u2019 band.The chorus is also heard with Bob Stevens as soloist.The reverse side is \u201cRose, Rose, I Love You\u201d with Cisco Houston carrying the vocal.This is a peppy number with an oriental flavour given a the same musical ensemble.And now some top tunes from the new Rodgers and Hammerstein production \u201cThe King And I\u201d cheerfully sung by Bing Crosby and ably assisted by Victor Young's orchestra.Of the two records, \u201cI Whistle a Happy Tune\u201d and \u201cGetting to Know You\u201d have a slight edge over \u201cSomething Wonderful\u201d and \u201cHello, Young Lovers.\u201d Bing\u2019s styling is tops.An item for jazz collectors is the lazy rhythm of the old \u201cJohnson Rag\" with the famous treatment by Jerry Gray's orchestra featuring Dave Harris on the tenor sax.This is a blues classic, and is suitably coupled with \u201cFarewell Blues\u201d on the reverse.\u201cDancing on the Ceiling\u201d by Richard Rodgers, and \u201cMy Kinda Love\u201d are two easy-listening numbers nicely done by Artie\u2019 Shaw's Gramercy Five with June Hutton in good form vocally.heroism and includes, as a tangible ITS STILL MONEY Even a gold mine will \u201cact\u2019\u2014 by yielding silver\u2014in Nat -Holt- Paramount's \u201cHigh Vermillion,\u201d which will be filmed in the heart BA-111A thic Hospital of Montreal at the is a well-balanced one, precise and full in technique, lacking the histrionics of some earlier recordings, stirring in the powerful themes disc has good tonal and surface dent, Dr.P.H.Roberts; secre-| qualities, and the piano reproduction is above average.A Mantovani.Program: Manto- #-\u2014 Signs Confuse Drivers Cars Collide At Clarke Gaston Grenier, of 119 Arlington Avenue, and Rene Dubuc, of 5200 \u2018 Patricia Avenue collided Saturday at Sherbrooke Street and Clarke Avenue when both were confused by the signs diverting traffic from Sherbrooke to Cote St.Antoine Road.\"Fitz\" Tells.(Continued from page 3) and Off the Record\u201d had not had one libel suit brought against it to date.On questionable items he followed the Canadian Press credo, \u201cIt in doubt leave it out.\u201d People in the professional field proved to be his best source of material for the column.Public relations men were another great source.Mr.FitzGerald believed his column to be the only one of its kind in the country.Montreal was a cosmopolitan town where enough went on to provide news suitable, clamorous hackground by, to keep the wheels turning.\u2018Basically Montreal is a small town, where what a man does is of interest if not concern to his fellows, where everybody is mad at the Montreal Tramways, at the traffic situation, and any one of a dozen things.\u201d : Columns like \u201cOn and Off the Record\u201d were of fairly recent vintage.At one time there were thousands of them along a, little different angle, the old party-line telephones.In those gossip columns were the same sort of neighbourly spirit which made a column pull readership.Current.(Continued from page 8) considerable excitement while the boys and girls vied with one another as to who could answer the most questions on the intricacies of baseball and the noménclature of the Montreal Royals team Jon Anderson of X Ba and Patsy Smith of X Gle revealed the most formidable funds of knowledge.The meeting closed on a note of satisfaction with the activity and of California\u2019s famed Mother Lode gold region at: Sonora.\\ ' variety of the Club's programme during the pdst year. hi ged et th rt- ad he + of lic at is 1- 1e 1e es re y st of 1d 1e So \u2018Watch That Cigarette Butt Careless smokers and campers cause many forest fires such as depicted in the above photo.Once these fires are started they are hard to put out.Millions of dollars worth of timber is destroyed every year in Canada by carelessness on the part of thoughtless persons.The Canadian Forestry Assoclation is making a special appeal this week to all Canadians to conserve and protect our natural wealth in the form of forests.Hon.D.C.Abbott Bereaved Monday By Death Of Aunt The Hon.Douglas C.Abbott, Minister of Finance, and member of Parliament for Westmount-St.Antoine, was bereaved on Monday by the death of his aunt, Mrs.William Harvey Abbott, who died at her home in Lennoxville, Que.on Monday.Her husband, who was Lennoxville's postmaster for many years, died last year at the age of 88.The late Mr.Abbott was the brother of the Finance Minister's father.; Mrs.Abbott had no children and was the last surviving member of her family.Many other nephews and nieces, in addition to the Minister of Finance, survive, Born in Lennoxville, Mrs.Abbott was very active in Red Cross and church work, The Finance Minister lived at her home during his early years.She was the former Elizabeth Oughtred, daughter of the date Stephen Oughtred, surveyor for the British American Land Surveying Company.A funeral service was held on Wednesday in the United Church, Lennoxville, with the minister, Rev.Norman McLeod, officiating.Burial took place in Malvern Cemetery.Mrs.Fleming Still Head Of Council Of Social Agencies Mrs.Andrew Fleming, 3030 Trafalgar, was re-elected president of the Montreal Council of Social Welfare Agencies, a coordinating and planning body for 56 different welfare agencies, at the annual meeting of the council in the Windsor Hotel Tuesday.Other officers elected were: H.F.Hall, Carl Reinke, vice-presi- dents; Miss Eleanor Hamilton, honorary secretary; Allan G.Magee, honorary treasurer; and Col.A.A, Magee and W.B.Scott, honorary solicitors.In her annual report, Mrs.Fleming said a deterrent to better welfare work was seen again last yéar in the fact that many agen- Temple Emanu-El Sabbath Service, this evening, May 25th at 8.15.Address by Rabbi Alfred Joseph (National Director of Programme and Resources, B'Nai Brith Hillel Foundations, New York City) on \u201cNo More Wasteland.\u201d Dr.Harry J.Stern will officiate.This service is held in recognition of B'nai Brith District No.1 Convention, which takes place in Montreal, May 25th thru May 29th.The Chairman on arrangements for the convention is E.T, Garfinkle, acting Honorary Treasurer of Temple Em- anu-El.Following the Service under the auspices of the Sisterhood Committee on Religion, Mrs.J.N.Neumann, Chairman, an Onog Shabbat and Reception will bé held in the Temple Community House.Bar Mitzvah At the Service this Sabbath, Michael, son of Mr.and Mrs.Rudi Rosen will be called to the reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah.Forthcoming Events High School Graduation for the 1951 Class will be held on Sabbath Eve Service Friday, June 8th.Members of the graduating class are the following: Marilyn Gilletz, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Colly Gilletz; Irwin Sankoff, son of Mr.and Mrs.Abbey Sankoff; Sheila Izenberg, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Nathan Izenberg; Roxana Tauer, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.Cvanio S.Tauer, Shavuoth Service Shavuoth and Confirmation Services will take place Sunday Morning, June 10th at 10.00 o'clock.1951 Confirmants are as follows: Betty Jane Genser, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Norman cies were short of funds to maintain and improve their work.Speaking of the rehabilitation of handicapped persons, she said this work had doubled in importance because of defence production needs for more personnel, \u201cWe are gratified to learn that welfare agencies have a vital role to play in the planning of civil defence committee that have been set up across the country,\u201d she said.Board members elected for 1951 were: G.Egerton Brown, Mrs, (.V, Ferguson, Mrs, A.K.Hugessen, Leslie Haslett, Hugh Turnbull, David Weiss, Miss Elinor Barn- stead, Mrs.H.H.James, Mrs, W.K.Newcomb, Mrs, Hartland Paterson, Mrs.J.M.Rudel, Dr.Donald Fleming, Dr.W.H.Cruickshank, Mrs, Hubert Pag- more, Miss Anne B.Zaloah, Miss A.À.Silver and James P.Nicol.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AY 25, 1951 n Careless Smokers, Campers, Cause Most Forest Fires In an announcement prior to the launching of Canada\u2019s first Forest Conservation Week (May 19-26) the Canadian Forestry Association said that more than half of this country\u2019s annual woodland \u2018| fires are caused by careless smokers and campers.\u201cNo one can control lightning which sets the forest afire about 1,000 times each spring,\u201d the association pointed out.\u201cBut lightning is far out-paced by the human flame-thrower.For every time the woodlands are hit by lightning, they are hit four times by human agency.their land of debris, burn theirg piles on a hot and windy day .in defiance of well known provincial regulations; sometimes they are started by sparks scattered by railway locomotives.\u2019 \u201cYear by year the chain of forest fires attribuable mainly to personal recklessness robs Canada of enough forest wealth to build 80,- 000 five-room bungalows.\" Aim of the conservation week is to impress Canadians that this country\u2019s most valuable asset is its forests, employing, directly or indirectly, thousands.Says the association: \u201cThroughout Canada millions of dollars are spent each year on forest protective services, but the general public is asked merely to contribute understanding and common sense caution.In spite of all the efforts of those engaged in government services and forest industries, more than 2,000,000 acres of forest are destroyed annually by fire.\u201d One of the highlights of the week has been a short fire prevention movie shown in all commercial theatres throughout the country.Genser; Irene Kursbatt, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Ivor Kursbatt; Barbara Cohen, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Louis J.Cohen; Barbara Izenberg, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Nathan Izenberg; Arthur Benjamin, son of Mr.and Mrs, Abraham Benjamin; Carol Segal, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Michael Segal; Paul Lowenstein, son of Dr.and Mrs.Louis Lowenstein; Sally Wolfe, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Rufus Wolfe; Peggy Kauf- \u201cSometimes the blazes are started by settlers who, in clearing Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's SUITS HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Are Worth Seeing PICCADILLY VALET SERVICE 154 ABBOTT AVE.{Just below St.Catherine) Our Newest Imported Materials Call and See Mr.Davies who will Give you his Personal Attention Wi.3205 PAGE FIVE ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.P.McCuaig Limited 65 Hillside Avenue WI.1104 WESTMOUNT man.BEAT THE 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AVAILABLE AT PRE-BUDGET PRICES of this wonderful (Corner Grand Boulevard) CET ST PAGE SIX St.Matthias Pack Must Pass Tests There was a small turnout last Friday as the Sunday School annual party was in progress up- Something Really lew n Hearing Aids 3 | \u201cTOP -twin« tone\u201d i =\u2014in one compact | little case.only Paravox ives you this amazing dual-crystal efficleney.Sounds \\ come alive with amazing Flaite _J¢ \u201chears\u201d Sears thre the tor Phone, \u201cwrite or Gilbert Jobin 1396 ST.CATHERINE ST.W SUITE 415 \u2014 LA.aS) ê Yes, two crystal { 5975 microphones in the ! stairs.However, some tests were passed and the Pack carried on.Jimmy Laing completed his knots for First Star and Derek MceLear- on will probably finish up tonight.All Cubs are reminded that tonight being the last Friday of the month, there will be examinations and it is hoped that many Cubs will get through a good deal of First Star.We hope to have Mr.Gilhooly up for Second Star and badges on June 1st, so all who are trying for badges and Second Star should get in as much practice as possible.Tomorrow afternoon at a quarter to three there will be an examination for Athlete Badge.Time is à quarter to three at the Royal Montreal Regiment Armoury on St.Catherine Street.All men with Second Star who do not have this badge should turn out for this examination, as well as those whom Akela has spoken to.Tonight is the last night for the coat hangar competition and all Sixes should do their best to bring up a good supply.Hangers must be put together in bundles of fifty, tied at both ends and around the hooks.If you have a smaller number than fifty, they must also be tied together.We Are CG ontractors\u2026 cos FOR HOUSE BUILDING | DECORATING PAPER HANGING CARPENTER WORK PAINTING PLASTERING FRED HENDY & SON Regt 3360 RUSHBROOKE ST.Wi.3928 Died in Korea Lieut.son of Dr.and Mrs.E.T.Cleve- Hugh Ross Cleveland, land, of 356 Cote St.Antoine Road, who is reported to have died of wounds received in Korea.He was wounded, it was reported, in the left leg and arm student at Selwyn House School and Bishop\u2019s College School, he was 23 years of age, and joined the Special Service Force last Gctober, proceeding overseas in March as a reinforcement officer to Princess Patricia\u2019s Canadian Light Infantry.Anti-Jaywalking Campaign Meeting With Some Success Police R.A.Byford.of West- mount, told the Examiner yesterday that efforts to discourage jaywalking in Westmount have met with encouraging success and will be continued.Meanwhile, with Montreal police planning a drive against jaywalkers next week, police in municipalities surrounding the city, said they were not contemplating taking any action.Most said they had not the traffic volume to warrant taking measures.Westmount policemen are posted on jaywalking duty at Sherbrooke street west and Victoria avenue from 8 am.to 8 p.m.\u2018Their drive against jaywalkers is now in its third month.It will be continued indefinitely until pedestrians learn to cross the street at the right place and time, Westmount police said.You are invited to hear the PUBLIC ADDRESS \"Proclaim | LIBERTY Throughout all the Land\u201d by N.H.KNORR PRESIDENT OF WATCHTOWER BIBLE AND TRACT SOCIETY SUNDAY NEW YORK CITY MAY 27 VERDUN AUDITORIUM 4110 La Salle Blvd, You Are Invited to Attend AN Welcome 3 p.m.Verdun, Que.No Collection THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1951 by Musical Sharps Flats and Naturals Frances Goltman = = significant events for some days.Dupre, heard many times in Montreal, was born 1886.Ravel's orchestration of \u201cPictures at an Exhibition\u201d was given its premiere at a Koussevitsky Concert in Paris, 1923.May 4 1665, birth of the inventor of the earliest piano, Bartolommeo Cristo- fori.His first model is in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.May 5, Carnegie Hall officially opened in 1891 with Tschaikowsky as guest conductor.May 6, Leopold Damrosch makes his American debut in 1871 as violinist, composer and conductor.May 7, two great birthdates \u2014 Brahms in 1833, Tschaikowsky in 1840 also the premiere of Beethoven's Choral Symphony, the Ninth, in Vienna, 1824.May 8, first performance of \u2018Home, Sweet Home\u201d, 1823.May 9, American premiere, 1863, of \u2018Harold In Italy\u201d by Hector Berlioz.May 10, Anatole Liadow, famous Russian composer born, 1855.May 11, Irving Berlin, celebrated contemporary composer born in Russia, 1888 and William Grant Still, famous American Negro composer, 1895.Composers Born May 12 Three great composers born on the 12th of May were Adolf Hen- and Gabriel Faure, 1845.May 13, world premiere of the \u201cItalian\u201d Symphony in London, 1833 with the composer, Mendelssohn, conducting.Birth of Sir Arthur Sullivan, 1842 in London.Camille Saint-Saens plays his Second Piano Concerto in G Minor in Paris, 1868 with Anton Rubinstein conducting.May 14, Mendelssohn leads his \u201cHebrides\u201d Overture in London, 1832 from the manuscript.1870, Sigismund Stojowski horn.George Bernard Shaw, at the age of 32, in 1888 writes his first review as a music critic in the London \u201cStar\u201d.Famous musicians born on the fifteenth were Michael Balfe, 1808 in Dublin; Stephen Heller, 1813 in Pest and the contemporary Otto Klemperer 1885, in Breslau, Germany.May 16, premiere of Tschai- kowsky's \u201cRomeo and Julliette\u201d Overture, 1870, Nicolas Rubinstein conducting.In Philadelphia, 1888, first public demonstration of the gramophone disc by Emile Berliner, the inventor.May 17, Beethoven's \u201cKreutzer\u201d Sonata first performed with the composer and violinist, George Bridgetower in Vienna, 1803.May 18, Karl Goldmark, Hungarian composer born 1830.May 19, birth of Nellie Melba, in Melbourne, Australia, 1859.Events on May 20 May 20, American premiere of Beethoven's \u201cChoral\u201d symphony by the New York Philharmonic, 1846, May 21, world préniiere of Leoncavallo's great opera \u201cPagliacci\u201d.in Milan, 1892.May 22, Richard Wagner born in Leipsig 1813.The first player-piano patented 1900 by Edwin S.Votey.May 23, first great violin virtuoso, Jean Baptiste Viotti, founder of modern violin playing, born, 1753.May 24, Sir Edward Elgar conducts first performance\u2019 of his Second Symphony, London 1911.May 25, premiere of Beethoven's \u201cEmperor\u201d Concerto in London, 1829, played by Mendelssohn, aged 20, who conducted from his piano seat.It was his English debut.First per- HAPPENINGS IN MAY May is a month of many important dates in musical history, so numerous, in fact, that it was hard to condense the items to fit today's column.The number indicates the date as there are several May 1, Rossini\u2019s Opera, \u201cSemiramide\u201d had its American premiere in New Orleans, 1837.May 2, Verdi's popular opera, \u201cIl Trovatore\u201d was first given in New York, 1855 and the world premiere of \u201cPeter and the Wolf\" by Serge Prokofieff was at a Children\u2019s Concert in Moscow, 1936.May 3, The celebrated impresario of Gilbert and Sullivan operas, Richard D'Oyly Carte was born in London, 1884 and Marcel famous French organist, \u2018born, 1799, Paris.selt, 1814; Jules Massenet, 1842 |: formance of ballet, \u201cCoppelia\u201d by Leo Delibes, 1870 and world premiere of \u201cH.M.S.Pinafore\u201d in London, 1878.Claude Debussy plays his piano Preludes in Paris 1910 for the first time.May 26, the Ballet Russe in Paris gives premiere of Stravinsky's \u201cLe Rossignol\u201d 1914.May 27, Louis Halevy, composer of \u201cLa Juive\u201d Liszt's First Hungarian Rhapsody given its American premiere in Orchestral form by Theodore Thomas\u2019 Orchestra in New York, 1875.May 28, Giovanhi Sgambati born in Rome, 1841, great pianist, conductor and composer who was the first to introduce to the Roman people the \u201cEroica\u201d Symphony and \u2018\u201cEmpe- (Continued op page 7) \u201c\u201cEitos hove of the finest out- \u201d board feotures yet sel at really \u201cdown to earth prices, The 3 hp.Compster is 0 balanced \u201c single with Recoil Starter.The S h.p.Sportster hos Neutral Clutch ond Shock Absorber Drive {no shear pin).The 12 h.p.Speedster has forward-neutral-reverse Gearshift.Eltos ore ruggedly built for long life ond fine performance ond are finished in gleami metallic burgundy.See them tod write for 1951 literature and Handbook\u201d PETERBORQUGH mec ip TES \u20ac \u20ac St.Leo\u2019s Boxing Show ° Proved A Smash Hit Another capacity crowd greeted St.Leo's 11th Annual Boxing Show, last Friday evening in the Clarke Ave, school hail.Twelve bouts were run off to the complete satisfaction of local fistic fans, who applauded all\u2019 contestants enthusiasticly, ~ From the outset, it was evident that the Westmounters were in fine fettle and ready to give a good account of themselves against any type of oppositign that boys from the 79th Battery or Kinsmen Club, would dish up.Nimble footed Jerry Ramsey, started the Aca- demites off on the right foot, when he showed too much speed for Tommy Meloche, a promising youngster from 79th Battery.This battle was at 103 lbs.; Jacques Martin, made it two straight for the home boxing team, slugging out an impressive victory over Allan Baxter, who fought a game but loosing battle.This match was at 108 lbs.Jack\u2019s fine \"performance gained for him the judges decision as St.Leo's best junior boxer in the show and with it the title to the Catholic Mothers Club trophy, awarded annually to the school\u2019s best junior boxer.Peter Grant added to the victory march, with a well earned triumph over Real Desgroseillers from 79th Battery, in a bout at 133 lbs.Pete was at his best to beat his opponent who, by the way, was Juvenile Golden Glove Champion in 1949.\"In a local bout at 147 ibs., Mario Chartrand scored a decision over John Quinllan in a rather dull affair.Tommy St.James, packing a wallop in both hands, was too much for rugged Jack Neil from Verdun Kinsmen, in the 126 lbs.class.It was rather an event battle up to the half-way mark, then St.James took over and swarmed all over his opponent, showing enough class to be judged the best senior bout in the show and winner of the Hector Caron Trophy, given annually to St.Leo's senior boy selected as turning in the top performance of the show.Bob Dixon,\u201d a husky kid from 79th Battery, put a temporary stop to St.Leo's victory march, with a well-earned decision over the willing hut inexperienced Kevin Smart -at 157 1bs.Dave Orr put the Academy crew back on the winning track by virtue of a split decision over Bruce Meikle from Verdun Kinsmen, in another 126 lbs.bout.Dave showed fine forni hut was forced to the limit to nudge out the Verdun boy.Claude Sawyer came up with victory number seven for the Saints, scoring over Jack Ewert from 79th Battery at 147 lbs.Claude's display was a let-down from the fine form he showed in training and he had difficulty trying to land a solid blow against his slow moving rival.Sawyer's last minute decision to alter his natural style, came near causing him his downfall.The feature bout at 126 lbs.bringing together John Foy, the Academy's fistic pride, and durable Gene Theroux of 79th Battery, was an exciting encounter that saw both boys go all out in a thrilling match.Foy showing his experience and a high degree of courage, needed both to bring a close, but well- earned victory over his worthy opponent.Two brief no decision bouts featuring students from.the school, was well received.Paul Genereux met up with Michael Carrier and both half pints threw .a lot of leather to receive a fine ovation.In a Junior bout, Bob Impey and George Robillard gave a fast exhibition.; \u2019 A novelty wrestling bout supplied the humour.Dave Donohue, Karl Hurley, Pete Robertson, Tommy St.James and Mike Dod- man rounded out the cast for this act.Dave Donohue in particular, brought the house down with characterization of Dawson City Dave.Coach Andy McGillis was highly pleased and proud of all his hoys and.felt the success of his 1951 boxing class, was due in no small measure to the superb condition of all his boxers.Coach Henry Mec- Keown of 79th Battery, was quoted as saying, \"It Was the finest conditioned group of boxers he ever saw the sehool turn out,\u201d and this comment was seconded by many of the staunch followers; > **'s Musical Sharps.(Continued from Page 6) ror\u201d Concerto and many works of Brahms and Saint-Saens.The great Spanish composer, Isaac Albeniz was born May 29, 1860, Premiere in Paris, 1913 of Stravinsky's \u201cRite of Spring\u201d by the Ballet Russe and conducted by Pierre Monteux.It caused a riot in the audience.May 30, Ignace Mos- cheles, greatest pianist of his day born in Prague, 1794.World premiere in Prague of Smetana's \u201cBartered Bride\".May 31, \u201cLa Gazza Ladra,\u201d by Rossini, first given in Milan, 1817.Next week: New Interesting Radio Series.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1951 Dr.L.Montgomery Hon.Pres.McGill Football Club One of the greatest athletes ever to wear the Red and White colors of Old McGill, Dr.Lorne C.Montgomery, 4489 Montrose Avenue, returns to the scene of his early triumphs, in an official capacity this coming season, as honorary president of the McGill Football Club.Vic Obeck, director.of Athletics, in announcing the appoinfment, said that Dr.Montgomery had agreed to succeed the retiring Lt.-Col.St.Clair Holland.Dr, Montgomery, one of the few five-letter athletes to come out of McGill, is best remembered for his outstanding feats on the gridiron, where he starred on the championship squads of 1912-13, and the one that narrowly missed the title in 1914.He was intercollegiate welterweight boxing king from 1912 to 14, played with the senior hockey squad, and after four years overseas with the Black Watch, was a stahdout member of the basketball team.Ader, Cand.PAGE SEVEN Ski Meet Dates Are Set By United States Body The National Ski Association of the United States set dates and sites for its major tournaments next year at the close of its annual convention held in Chicago last weekend.Most of the dates were late in the season to clear the way for the winter Olympic games at Oslo, Norway, Feb.14-25, 1952, The 1952 schedule: National Cross Country, 23-24, Paul Smith\u2019s, N.Y.International Jumping Meet, March 2, Iron Mountain, Mich.National Junior Downhill and Slalom, March 1-2, Winter Park, Feb.Colo.North American Downhill and Slalom, March 12, Banff, Canada.National Giant Slalom, March 9, Alta.Utah.Harriman Cup, Sun Valley, Ida.National Downhill and Slalom, March 23-24, Stowe Vt.National Junior Jumping, April 5-6, Lake Tahoe, Cal, March 15-16, Robert Walker, who plays Helen Hayes\u2019 son in Leo McCarey's \u201cMy Son, John,\u201d for Paramount, is an expert at the dangerous and difficult sport of water-skiing.CONSULTATION AND 301 DECELLES Town of St.Laurent LOUIS PERRON, B.L.A.(C.S.L.A.) Craduate of Cornell University PARK AND TOWN PLANNING LANDSCAPE DESIGN BY.4224 Save by ordering next winters warmtit and comfort now - payment can be made in convenient monthly instalments Your regular fuel dealer has complete information about the new Lasalle Coke budget-contract plan which enables you fo fill your bin before Sept.30th at the season's lowest [ price and guarantees your full supply of this top-quality fuel PHONE VOUE REGILAR FUEL DEALER NON AKD PLAGE VOUR ORDER LABELS DELMERN.\u2026.TER PAYMENT LS-39 LA tr SEE FRE PRR Cen S TR © cams \"PAGE BRIGHT THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY 2191 Hampton Ave.Head Office: WAlnut 2773 % \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public servira, Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 half-year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mall, Ottaws Post Office Nept\u2026 FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1951 CIVIL DEFENCE BOGS DOWN % * * Action Needed Soon If Initial Enthusiasm Is To Be Kept Alive Many Westmount citizens are wondering whether our Civil Defence effort has bogged down, as since the public meeting held in Victoria Hall some time ago, under the auspices of the Westmount Municipal Association, no further information has been danger.forthcoming from the civil defence committee.Perhaps this is a good omen as it could be that the authorities think that there is Students Needed To Supervise At Vacation Schools Westmount teachers and students from upper grades in high school may be interested in offering their services to the \u201cDaily Vacation Schools\u201d a Red Feather Service which provides \u2018\u201cinstruction and attractive recreation\u201d for from 1,500 to 2,000 children the hot summer weeks.Training classes for personnel will start tomorrow in Colley Hall, 1485 Drummond Street, provided by kind courtesy of the Salvation Army.The classes will continue each Saturday until and including June 2 from 9 a.m.to noon.Each year many youths assist in supervising play and instruction of the children during the summer school sessions.The unusual summer school keeps children busy and off the streets during the trying weeks of July.t takes children from four to 14 years of age and runs every week, Monday through Friday, mornings only, during July only.Year's Activities Reported By Zonta Expansion of projects and increased membership were reported at the recent annual meeting of the Zonta Club of Montreal at the Mount Royal Hotel under the chairmanship of the president, Miss Helen Guiton.The service projects for the year, Miss Guiton said, continued the support of the club's two main interests, namely, the Montreal Girls\u2019 Association and the special group at Iverley Community Centre, both of which were initiated and fostered by Zonta and whose aim is to offer much- needed constructive \"recreational activity.Under the chairmanship of Miss Phyllis Jardine, members AHA A WORLD FAITH What is the ultimate goal of a human life?Assuredly, it is not to eat, nor to sleep, nor to dress, nor to repose on the couch of negligence.Nay, it is to find one\u2019s way to eternity and understand the divine signs: to receive wisdom from the Lord, and to move steadily forward like the great sea.LITERATURE FREE Box No.58 - Tel.GL.1879 Surely our least emulate off.Loretto Alumnae Report Aid In \u201850 To Many Charities The Loretto Alumnae of Montreal held their final meeting of the 1950-51 season on Monday in the -upstairs lounge of the Business and Professional Women's Club, 1467 Crescent Street.Reports from the chairman of standing committees, covering their two- year term of office, revealed a busy and successful programme of activities.The treasurer's report showed that the society's financial position was strong enough in 1950 for a small annual scholarship to be established.In addition, donations were made to the Federation of Catholic Charities, the Canadian Red Cross Society, the Protective Schools for Girls, the Chapel Fund of the Mother House of the Lo- retto Order in Canada and to the Loretto Mission in Estevan, Sask.Donations of money and clothing were also sent by the society to the Darjeerling Missions in India.Following the routine business of the meeting, elections were held for the 1951-53 period.Officers elected were: President, Mrs.Paul Dostert; First Vice-Presi- dent, Mrs.A.J.Murray: Second Vice-President, Miss Cecile Paul; did volunteer work at the Iverley Centre.: Mrs.F.Seymour Bell, chairman of the Service Committee, reported that in addition to its major projects the club had supported the Western Pacific Teachers Scholarship Fund in Honolulu, the Winnipeg Relief Fund, the Cabano Relief Fund, the School for Crippled Children, the Amelia Earhart Scholarship Fund and had provided equipment for the dental clinic at Victoria School.Christmas parcels were seni overseas, and Christmas cheer sent to girls in protective schools.The members also contributed gifts for the Christmas tree at Summerhill House.\u2019 The club also co-operated with the Iverley Community Centre in preparing a survey of recreational centres in the district served by Iverley and under the leadership ; of Mrs.Bell had sent in a report to the Montreal Parks and Playgrounds Association.In her presidential address, Miss Guiton said that a highlight of the season was the joint meeting sponsored with the other women's service clubs.Directors elected for two years were Miss Aileen Buttanshaw, Miss Beth Crosby, Miss Dora Cuthhert, Miss Gertrude Doyle, Mrs.Josephine Martin and Mrs.Emma Watt.Directors serving for one more year are Miss Helen Guiton, Miss May Jackson, Mrs.R.B.Shaw, Miss Hilda Knight, Miss Margaret O'Neill and Miss Mar- jorie Smith.From newspaper sources it would seem that the main stumbling block is that of funds.Who is going to pay the bills?The majority of municipalities appear to think that the Federal Government should foot the bill.Just what the attitude of Westmount is on this subject is a matter for conjecture.It is refreshing to know that right here in our midst there is one organization going right ahead in trainifig its members in civil defence and doing so without receiving one cent from any outside source.The Civil Defence Group organized by the Rev.O.J.Ritz, of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, has been quietly organizing and training the group to be able to turn out on a moment\u2019s notice to help the community in case of thusiasm aroused by the initial appeal cools THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1651 no pressing need for the hurried formation of a civil defence organization \u2014 the threat of war or enemy action on the home front may have diminished.If however, the situation is as grave as: some of our government leaders and military men appear to think the delay ih getting the civil defence organization geared for action requires some explanation.0 : ¥ ® 0% 0% civic organization could at this example before the en- \u2014\" Westmount Baptist 1 * * \u201cIf God Be With Us!\u201d will be the sermon in the Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday.In the evening Dr.J.A.Johnston will preach on \u201ciWthered Hands.\u201d Recording Secretary, Miss Agnes Coffey; Treasurer, Mrs.J.M.Charlebois; Corresponding Secretary, Miss Hazel Kieran; Councillors, Mrs.C.C.Lindsay, Miss Sophie Stockwell, Miss Patricia Coonan.At the meeting the retiring president, Miss Helen Brennan, was presented with a travelling bag.After proceedings were concluded a buffet supper was served.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street and Roslyn Avenue John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister William J.Neale Organist and Choirmaster Sunday, May 27th 11.00 a.m.\u201cIF GOD BE FOR US.?\u201d Life's Supreme Ally.10 a.m.Church Bible School 11 a.m.7.30 p.m.\u201cWITHERED HANDS.\u201d Scene in a Galilean Synagogue lis Mand Restored.PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D.Minister Sunday, May 27h 11.00 a.m.Public Worship.11.00 a.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m.Public Worship.The Minister will preach at both services.Lester A.Organist aud was Woodin, Choirmaster.VISITORS AND \u2018FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED A Nursery for Small Children js Conducted during the Morning Service of Worship, STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount Ave, and Victoria Ave.Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A, Minister Sunday, May 27th 11.00 a.m, \u201cFaith and Works.\u201d 11.15 a.m, Sunday School.7.50 pon.\u201cChrist, the Every Need.\u201d Answer to A CORDIAL WELCOME 18 EXTENDED TO VISITORS Organist and Choir Direclor Attend the Church of Come to Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.: There Does Freedom Flourish, : Vom Your Choice Regularly.hueeh | * 4 | Dominion-Douglas | * * At the morning service, Dr.Lloyd Smith will preach \u2018The Faith That TUndergirds Life.\u201d Awards will be presented for faithful attendance in the Young Worshippers\u2019 League.The choir will sing the \u201cCoronation Ode\u201d by Willan and there will be a contralto solo hung by Mrs.W.K.Davis.The last evening service until.September will be held at 7.30 p.m.Dr.Charles Johnston will speak on \u201cThe World of Tomorrow.\u201d There will be special music including a Motet by Mendelssohn, \u201cJudge Me, O God.\u201d The Sunday activities of Church Schcol, Teens Club, and Young People\u2019s Union are over for the season.Coming events will include: a weiner roast for the Young Couples\u2019 Club at Camp Perrot, on Ile Perrot, meeting at the Church on Friday June 1, at 6.30 p.m.; a picnic for the Young People's CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Chureh of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road Westmount, Que.Sunday, May 27th 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Morning Service.\u201cSOUL AND BODY.\u201d Golden Text: Isaiah 26:8.In the way of thy judgments, O Lord, have we \u201cwaited for thee; the desire of our soul is to thy name, and to the remembrance of thee.Wednesday 8.15 p.m.Testimony Meeting, Reading Room, 52 Academy Road.2.00 pm.to 4.00 p.m.Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, except Sundays and Holidays, ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev.M.J.C.Levason First Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 10.00 a.m.Sunday School, 10.15 a.m.Mattins.11.00 aan.Solemn Eucharist.7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong.Week-day Services Holy Communion: 7.00 a.m., Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; 8.00 a.m.Monday and Friday; 9.30 a.m.Wednesday.Mallins: 7.30 am.daily, except on Wednesday at 9.00 a.m, Evensong: 5.30 p.m.daily.excepl on Saturday at 8.00 p.m.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Rev.P.R.M, Farrell, M.A.First Sunday After Trinily 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11,00 a.m.Morning Prayer and Address.Speaker: Carleton B.Pierce, M.D.M.Se., F.A.C.P.7.30 p.m.Evensong and Preacher: The Sermon.Rector, Thursday 10.00 n.m.Holy Communion, Organist: Mr.Tait, A.C.C.O.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH Sherbrooke Street at Marlowe Avenue Eustace Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector, First Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 9.45 a.m Junior School, Doris Killam, A.T.C.M., L.Mus, (McGill) i Union, also at Camp Perrot, meet ing at the\u2019 Church on Saturday, June 2, at 2.30 p.m.; the annual Church parade of the 17th Dukë of York's Royal Canadian Hussars (7th Recce Regiment) on June 3} annual June luncheon of thé Woman's Missionary Society, with Mrs.Kate Aiken as guest speaker.UNITED \"CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue Westmount Minister: Very Rev.T, W.Jones, M.A., D.D.Gifford Mitchell, B.A., Mue.Bac, =; Organist and Choir Director ! Sunday, May 271th 9.45 a.m.Church School.\u2019 11.00 a.m.Nursery Division and Mission Band.11.00 a.m.Guest Preacher.\u2018 Rev.George K.Ward, B.A., Assistant Minister of St.Andrew's Church, West- mount, 7.30 p.m.Guest Preacher: Bev.E.( Knowles, B.D., M.A.University Chaplain and Student Counselor of McGill University, Montreal, ALL ARE HEARTILY INVITED TO ATTEND.DOMINION-DOUGLAS CHURCH Westmount Blvd.cor.Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., B.D.Rev.Charles F.Johnston, M.A., Th.D.Sunday, May 27th 11.00 a.m.\u201cThe Faith Thal Undergirde Life.\u201d i | 3.60 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.\u201cThe World of Tomorrow.\u201d Dr.Charles Johnston.Organist and Choirmastes, 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 Rev.George K.Ward, B.A, Agsistant Minister Sunday Services 11.00 a.m Mr.Grant, \u201cWe Too Cun Be Purple\u201d.7.30 p.m, Mr.Ward.: \u201cThe Expulsive Power of Love\u201d 11.00 a.m.Church School, Dealers In .Organist and Choirmaster: Phillips Motley, B.A, Mus, Bac., F.C.C.0, COME AND WORSHIP ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street West Rev.: Thomas E.McLennan, D.D.Minister: Rev.B.B.Brown, Visiting Minister Sunday, May 271h 10.50 a.m, Sunday School, 11.00 a.m.Morning Worship.\u201cGod's Temple.\u201d 3.00 p.m.St James\u2019 Men\u2019s Association, 7.30 p.m.Evening Worship, \u201cScience and Faith.\u201d De.T.E.McLennan will preach at both services, Mer.Warner Norman, Organist 401.\u2018 ai, EMMANUEL \"| ~ : Ji) EsrmouT Park Western Ave.at Lansdowne ' oT Minister: Rev, HARVEY CAMPBELL, B.D.D.D.Sunday, May 27th Services at 11,00 am.and 7.30 p.m.Dr.Campbell will preach 11.00 a.m, Mattins.Nursery School.Kindergarten, Primary Department, 7.30 p.m.Evensong.Wednesday 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion.hursday 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.3.-G.Scott, Choir Director .0, R.Gliddon, Qreanist Lo iar , eroded ail es ETRE Es PTE EER ing tt at 2 r.D._ Champion de luxe, > Order Your PAINT By Telephone From PAINT STORE 4469 St.Catherine West - (Near Metcalfe Ave.) PHONE FOR FREE COLOUR CHARTS o GLIDDEN PAINTS © SPRED SATIN \u2018@ JAPALAC ENAMEL We Deliver GL.2336 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1951 a - nt The Westmount E xaminer ; Classified Advertising WAlnut 2773+ \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 10 WORDS 35+ \u20184\u20ac for each additional word PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE 5.COUNTRY HOUSE 29a FOR sALE 29a FOR SALE 34 HELP WANTED Co TO LET (General) (General) FEMALE ATTRACTIVE - f ished ; + cine cottage, one mile from St, Margaret CAMERA BABY crib, spring and mattress SCHOOL TEACHER Station.Al city conveniences.Ad-|4\" x 5\u201d, Crown > ag mother's helper for summer months dress - C, Stackhouse, St.Margaret Station.Phone St.Margaret 608-31.-55 7 RESORTS COUNTRY BOARD STE.ADELE EN HAUT \u2014 Muke your reservations now.Beautiful spot near lake.Running water in rooms, spring-filled mattresses.Individual dining tables.Ideal for rest and convalescent.Specializing in diets and nursing care.Special rate for June, Ste.Adele 3552, S-49 7-C BOY'S CAMPS Graphic, fully equipped, Call WI, 04386, 8-42 LADIES\u2019 SIZE 16 I have all kinds of summer suits, dresses, hats, in perfect condition, from $1.00- $5.00.Reason for selling, debt.Call FL 1200 ufter 6 p.m.S-16 PAIR of threc tier cul glass buffet laps, $70.00; 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5820 .Sherbrooke Street West.S-31 TAUNDERALL, new,' 3200.00; Standard ofl burner, $50.00.FI.7670.S-40 \u2018CHESTERFIELD, new, 3 pieces, two tone, spring filled, modern.Rug, 8 x 9; table, lamp, ashtray.Sacrifice all tor $140.00 or sell separately.EL.7325; 5820 Sherbrooke Street West GIRLS blaycle, 28\" wheel, practically new.GL.2498.8-54 | RMI U AA Collins FUNCRAL HOME 5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExTter 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED funeral Home and Chapel emma) BLACK EARTH TOP SOIL $5.00 PER LOAD LANDSCAPING PLOWING, LEVELLING 5410 MONTCLAIR ELWOOD 4672 14-in.blade lawn mower, perfect condition, almost new.Will sell reasonably, GL.2739.S-21 MAN'S golf set, numbers I and 2 woods, 2, 3, 5, 7, 9 lrons and putter.Good condition, $40.00.EL.5354.S-48% | SOFA, Chippendale reproduction, green figured silk covering, in perfect condition.Telephone FI.3032.S-18 RUG, new, oriental reproduction, 6 x 9, $3500; also hall runner, 20 yards, $3.75 per yard.EL, 7325; 5820 Sherbrooke Street West, S-35 MOTORCYCLE 1950 B.S.A.Golden Flash 650 ce, 2100 miles, best offer.DE.6484 after 5.30.S-19 on the lower St, Lawrence, Phone GL.1786 evenings.8-25 BABY sitter wanted for afternoons and evenings in vicinity of Victoria Ave.DE.4425, 8-27 35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE BUSINESS woman retlred, desires part-time sceretarial work, preferably in private home, 3 mornings weekly.WI.3389.UNIVERSITY graduate, teacher's certificate, receptionist, typist, Varied experience.Desires position N.D.(i., Westmount or country resort, Write LADY'S pack.Pam Ease shoeg, [Box 117 e-v 2185 Hampton.~ 8-37 i , $5.00.Gentleman\u2019 ter and TE spring ; 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Mrs.Langan, of Westmount, DOREY - PATTERSON St.Andrew's United Church, Westmount, illumined by candlelight and adorned with pink and white snapdragons, was the scene of a wedding Saturday afternoon, when Jean Lois, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon S.Patterson became the bride of Mr.John David Dorey, son of Mr.and Mrs.George B.Dorey, all of Westmount.Rev.D.M.Grant performed the four o'clock ceremony.Mr.Phillips Motley, B.A., Mus.Bac, F.C.C.O,, wag at the organ and Mr.A.Knapp played the trumpet while Mrs.E.B.Reynolds was soprano soloist.Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attended by Mrs, Ronald Bower as matron of honor, with Miss Elizabeth Badgley as bridesmaid.The best man was Mr.Carleton Goddard, the ushers being Mr.Gordon Dorey, Mr.Andrew Patterson and Mr.Robin Badgley.The bride wore a gown of white corded silk, the long-sleeved moulded bodice finished with a V- neck offset with a roll collar, the hooped skirt with overskirt sweeping into a long train.Her veil of French imported tulle was held by a tiara of the same material as her dress and her only ornament was a gold pendant set with garnets, the gift of the bridegroom, and she carried Talisman roses.} The matron of honor wore baby blue embroidered organdy over toning taffeta, styled with flared skirt and bolero while the bridesmaids were a baby blue plain organdy over blue taffeta.Both carried blue Iris and yellow snapdragons tied with large yellow bows and wore yellow snapdragons in their hair.Mrs.Patterson, the bride's mother wore a navy blue crepe floor length gown with small navy blue straw hat trimmed with bird of paradise feathers, and corsage spray of white iris, Mrs.Dorey, the bridegroom's mother, gowned in amethyst crepe with lace yoke and sleeves over pink, wore a small pink straw hat trimmed with roses shading from pink to amethyst, her shoulder cluster being of pink roses.The reception took place in Victoria Hall, Westmount, where pansies and greenery adorned the bride\u2019s table.For the wedding trip to the Southern United States, the bride wore a navy blue worsted suit, a navy hat trimmed with pink rose, and white blouse, and accessories of navy blue kid.\u2018 The couple will take up residence in Notre Dame de Grace upon their réturn.\u2018The bride has her B.Com.degree and Mr.Dorey holds the B.Eng.(Physics) degree from McGill University.30th Annual Convention June Plans Announced By Zonta International More than 600 executive and professional women from the \u2018membership of Zonta International are expected to attend the 30th annual convention of the organization at the Stevens Hotel, Chicago, June 18-21, according to Mrs.Anne V.Zinser, general chairman of the four-day conclave.Zontians arriving at the convention hotel on Sunday, June 17, will enjoy informal Open House hospitality throughout the day as guests of the four hostess clubs.Under the co-chairmanship of Miss Harriet C.Richards of Chicago and Mrs.Keith Preston of Evanston, & huge hospitality committee of 100 members will function throughout the meeting to uphold Chicago's reputation as one of the world's hest convention ¢i- ties.On hand at the opening luncheon to welcome delegates to the city will be Chicago's mayor, Martin H.Kennelly.Succeeding luncheons and dinners will provide varied entertainment offsetting the seriousness of the business sessions, \u2018 Zonta conventions traditionally include one afternoon free for entertainment, and the special feature planned this year tops all expectations.Through special arrangements, each of the first 500 members registering for the meet- | ing will receive a ticket to \u201cSouth Pacific\u201d as a guest of the convention committee.Westmount Mothers The Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club of Westmount will hold its last meeting of the season on Tuesday, at 2:30 p.m, Plans for a Fall Fair as well as the proposed activities for next year are to be discussed.All mothers are invited to come and bring a friend.Tea wlil be served.flings + Those seated at the head table at the annual luncheon of the Montreal Women's Branch of The Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy recently held in.the Vice Regal Room of.the Ritz Carlton were -as follows: Mrs.A, B.Jackson, president; Mrs, C.D.French, wife.of the Minister of Mines for Quebec; Mrs.J.Bonsall Porter; Mrs.H.Y.Russel; Mrs.Carlyle Gerow, wife of the Secretary of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy; Mrs.A.E.Dymerit, treasurer; Mrs.F.A, McLean, first vice president; Mra, J.E.Gill, past president; Mrs.H.M.Jennings, membership secretary, and Mrs.F.D.Lindsay, secr- etarÿ.Mrs.Dent Harrison was a tea hostess last Saturday afternoon, in honour of her sister, Miss Elaine Johnson, whose marriage to Mr.Walton McGowan Denman takes place tomorrow.Presiding at the tea table were Mrs.Stanley W.Denman, Mrs.W.J.McGowan, Mrs.J.L.Imray and Mrs.J.Mac- Lean Marshall.Assisting in serving were: Mrs.H.R.Pride, Mrs.A.W.McKenzie, Miss Lois Den- man, Miss Sally Norris, Mrs.C.À.Bengough, Mrs.L.Vuillemot, Miss Doris Robertson, Mrs.Arthur Both- well and Mrs.G.A.Johnson.Among those who have entertained for Miss Johnson are the\u2019 Misses Johnson, aunts of the bride, Mrs.J.Clarence Watterson, Mrs.A.W., McKenzie, Miss Lois Graham; Miss Alice Allan, and Mrs.G.E.W.Harrison and Mrs.Will H, Harrison \u2018who entertained.jointly for ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.Roy O.Boland announce the engagement of their daughter, Joyce Ann, to Mr.Maxwell Graham Brown, son.of Mr, and \u2018Mrs.H.G.Brown, of Montreal West.The marrlage has been arranged to take place on Saturday afternoon, June 9, at four o'clock in St.Matthias Church, Westmount.: The engagement is announced of Gertrude Florence, younger daughter of the late BE.T.R.Greaves and of Mrs.Greaves, of West- mount, to Mr.William.Philip Cochrane, of St.Laurent, son of the late Mr.and Mrs.William Cochrane, of Montebello, Que.The marriage has been arranged to take place very quietly on Sate urday afternoon, June 9, at two o'clock, at the residénce of the bride\u2019s mother, 508 Victoria avenue, Westmount.The engagement is announced of Elizabeth Anne (Winkie), daughter of the late T.Ross Whitehead and of Mrs.Whitehead, of West- mount, to Mr.Svenn Orvig, son of the late Erik Orvig and of Mrs, Orvig, of Bergen, Norway.The marriage has \u2018been arranged fo take place on Saturday, June 16, in Christ Church Cathedral.' Stanley W.M.S.Stanley Auxiliary W.M.S.will meet on Tuesday at 2.30.p.m.ih Franklin Hall Memorial, Rev.and Mrs.Herbert Kane will be the guest speakers on this occasion, and the soloist, Mra.Kenneth Hall, \u201c | 7 table the f The g and n the Ritz rs.\u201d A.C.D.fer of tonsall Mrs.ecre- te of , A, F.A, ; Mrs.creta- secr- a tea oon: in Elaine o Mr.takes t the ey W.howan, L Mac- serv- , Mrs.; Den- L.C.A.b Miss l'Both- hrison.tained Misses , Mrs.A.W, nh; Miss E.W.Harri- ly for 3 SMYTH - GILES Westmount Park Emmanuel Unted Church, Westmount, was decorated with candelabra and white and pink snapdragons for the wedding at four o\u2019clock Saturday afternoon of Miss Anne Elizabeth Giles, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Harlow F.Giles, of West- mount, to.Mr.Robert Harold Smyth, son of Mr.and Mrs.R.HANDBAG REPAIRS À ORTH Ry SAME DA whit Xo YOU WAIT Æ Linings, Handles, Zippers, Frames, Clasps, Rebuilt, Remodelling.Luggage Repairs, Handbags and Luggage Slipcovers made to order ALL WORK GUARANTEED 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healthy-looking ; THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1951 Recent Local Wedding of Interest Professional Club Hears Moving Story Of Pioneer Priest The annual communion breakfast of the Professional and Business Women's Organization of the parish of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, took place on Sunday in St.Leo's School Hall.Guest speaker for the occasion was the Rev.Pierre Decary, professor of Apologetics and English at Ste.Therese College.The speaker chose for his subject \u201cThe Life Work of Curé Labelle,\u201d and an enthusiastic audience accompanied Father Decary on a verbal journey through the Laurentians, In his talk, the speaker paid glowing tribute to the man whose foresight and courage contributed so much to the opening and settling of this Cand dian wonderland.\u201cCuré Labelle\u2019s name is synonymous with the Laurentians \u2014 he was the founder of the village of St.Jerome, and it was through Harold Smyth, of Notre Dame de Grace.Rev.B.B.Brown, assistant pastor of St.James United Church officiated.Soloist was Mrs, J.C.Scott and organist, Mrs.O.R.Glidden.honor was Miss Patricia M.Giles, and bridesmaids were Miss Esther Giles, cousin of the bride, and Miss Beverley Woodburn.Mr.John Balllargeon was best man and ushers, Mr.Douglas Sheen and Mr.Edward (Ted) Read, cousin of the bridegroom.Given away by her father the bride wore a gown of white lace made with tight bodice, off the shoulder neckline with inset at neck and small collar and a wide skirt falling in short train.A lace crown held in place her waist length veil which covered her face.She carried a cascade bouquet of Pinocchio roses.Her three attendants wore floor length gowns of spring green made with off the shoulder neck lines with insets of lace and small collars, hodices of lace with bouffant skirts of net.They carried bouquets of mixed sweet peas and wore head bands of the same flowers.Mrs.Giles, the bride\u2019s mother, wore a navy blue lace and sheer floor length dress, matching hat and a wrist bouquet of pink camellias.Mrs, Smyth, the bridegroom's mother, wore a bois de rose floor length dress of lace and crepe with pale pink hat, pink accessories and a corsage of Joanna Hill roses.The reception was held at the Mount Stephen Club where spring flowers composed the decorations.The couple went to Cape Cod for their honeymoon, the bride wearing for travelling a grey tailored suit with navy blue and white accessories.Out-of-town guests were present from Toronto, Quebec City, Brockville, Brownsburg, Que., La- chute, and Chateauguay.APPROACHING MARRIAGES At the marriage of Miss Mary Carole Mackenzie, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.James Kenneth Mackenzie, of Montreal, to Dr.Thomas William Challis, son of the Rev.and Mrs, Walter George Challis, of Koksilah, British Columbia, taking place on Saturday afternoon, May | 26th, at three o\u2019clock, at Dominion- Douglas United Church, West- mount, bridal attendants will be Mrs.Howard Langstaff, as matron tood glves you 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secretary of the Victoria Rifles Chapter, IO.D.E, was won Tuesday morning by Mrs.W.B.Evans, 3091 Westmount Blvd.The drawing was held by the chapter to raise funds for donation of a cot to the Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital.Regent of the chapter is Mrs.J.T.Gibaut.* * took part Sunday at the Lion's Club Convention.Costumes are courtesy of Malabar Costumier, The 32 of the Betty Speirs top models who represented the various countries dressed in national costumes at their Convention will also take part.The junior: models will open with the tiny two- -year- -olds who appeared at the opening show last week for the press showing of fur manufacturefs ät the Windsor Hotel, also many other tiny tots.All children's garments are to be supplied by Feil's, Betty Speirs is using the newly installed runway in Victoria Hall on June 1, with special kleig lighting that Mr.Dutton has had installed for her.Of special interest- will be a bathing beauty contest when lovely cuties and smartly gowned models will compete for the many valuable prizes donated and presented personally by such well known names as Irving, Louis Schrier Inc., Juliette, France-Del, Leather Craft of Malvern Ltd, Millicent Worrell and Johnny Brown.Mr.Arnott, of Arnott & Rogers, one of the top commercial photographers of Canada will pick out the model who is in his opinion the most qualified to succeed in the field of commercial photography and will sponsor her initial venture into this lucrative profession.The fashion show will include a variety of entertainment such as song and dance numbers, finishing , with a heautiful graduation ball : scene.New Juliette Shop Has Special Floor Carrying Beachwear Lovers of the widely-known Ju- lictte hats will he thrilled to sce the large, modern shop Juliette has opened at 4920 Sherbrooke St.W., just a block east of her former store.They will also be pleased to know that the first of the three floors is devoted to the latest in beachwear, lingerie, and accessories.An cstablished name with milli- nery-minded Montrealers and particularly west-enders, Juliette now shows that she has a remarkable flair for interior decorating.She has chosen coral, elephant grey, and black and white zebra stripe and applied it upstairs to the sectional furniture, dressing tables, and luxurious wall-to-wall grey rug.The front of the shop is several levels of glass, and the inside back wall is one huge mirror.Lighting is indirect, of course, -Downstairs, the coral and grey \u201cbeachwear floor\u201d hoasts three spacious fitting rooms hidden by drapes of the zebra material, Green foliage,gwhich Juliette says is the latest in interior decorating, will be in abundance when the shop is complete.The third floor is mostly for storage and offices for Julictte and her husband-partner, Glen Harmon.The store is a treat just to look at, and those who have sworn by Juliette's taste for years will appreciate her latest branch of haute couture.Loyola Guild Loyola Mothers\u2019 Guild is spon- oring its annual mother and son Holy Communion Day on Thursday, May 31, the feast of Our Lady Mediatrix of All Graces.Following mass in the College Chapel at 9 a.m.breakfast will be served for mothers and their sons in the gymnasium, after which Guild members will attend the student annual track field meet.rr ppm = ep rare FT and pra pt SE SE owas Home Economist, Marye Dahnke, Visits City; Is Cheese Authority Marye Dahnke, who knows more about cheese than perhaps any other woman on this continent, was in town the other day and the Montreal press women, including this paper's woman's editor, had an opportunity to meet her at a reception held at the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Marye Dahnke is a food stylist, lecturer, author, distinguished home economist and Director of¥ Kraft Foods Company Consumer Service Dept.This soft-spoken lady, born in Tennessee, is an artist in the use of cheese.She.loves the stuff\u2014and knows how to humor cheese so that it gives of its very best\u2014for instance she thinks it & crime against all good dining practices to serve Camembert straight from the refrigerator, as it must be left at room temperature sufficiently \u201clong to put it in mellow mood.She has studied the cheeses of the world, knows which cheeses harmanize with which wines, and can tell you how to make the most appetizing cheese dishes, touched with imagination, in your own kitchen; and also can give you the low- down on nutritional values.Homemakers are lucky in that she has shared her wide knowledge with them in \u201cThe Cheese Cookbook\u201d which is a delightful volume, not only because its contents are well arranged, and the recipes simple and full of \u201coomph,\u201d but because it is written with her own Southern charm and sparkles with droll, and witty touches.In her department at Kraft headquarters in Chicago Miss Dahnke has been the inspiring director for 27 years of its successful growth, At the same time, Miss Dahnke has heen actively engaged in the activities of many professional organizations, including the American Home Economics Associalion and the American Dietetics Association; has lectured frequently on a wide varicty of topics in the food field by giving homemalers the philosophy of drama in foods.She was graduated from Teachers College, Columbia University, and taught at the University of Tennessee hefore joining Kraft, Recipes are supplied by her to countless food editors of magazines, newspapers and radio sta- Local Women's Cites.Liberal Association Visit Parliament Notre Dame de Grace Liberal Association Women's Committee, and St.Antoine-Westmount Liberal Association Women\u2019s Committee were the: guests on Tuesday of Deputy Minister of Finance James Sinclair and Mr.F.P.Whitman, M.P.at a luncheon held in Ottawa in the Parliamentary Restaurant.Hon.D.C.Abbott, Minister of Finance, who was to have been their host with Mr.Whitman, ~ was unable to be present, being called out of the Capital by a bereavement, The ladies, in the course of their tour, visited the Peace Tower and the Senate Chamber and listened to a debate in the House of Commons.Responsible for the organization of the tour were Mrs.W.L.Burke, Mrs, Bernard Danse- reau, Mrs.Maurice Heller and Mrs.J.O.Asselin.+ \u2018® Wedding Gowns ® Bridesmaids\u2019 ® Afternoon Dresses ® Suits © Millinery Charlotte Dresses tions throughout the United States Gowns and Canada; she appears on radio and in television and makes per- 1353 Greene Ave.Fl.7773 sonal appearances before kinds of audiences.many Near Sherbrooke \u201cBurnside Frame Centreresd PICTURE FRAMING SPECIALISTS Fine selection of modern prints by VAN COGH, GAUGUIN, PICASSO, etc.ORIGINAL PAINTINGS ARTISTS\u2019 SUPPLIES 626 BURNSIDE PLACE LA.9484 Between Morgan's & Eaton's _ MRS, M.BIELER, Prop.AE TER TE TTT NO MORE.\u2014\u2014\u2014 % WRINKLES pes * BLACKHEADS .2% ENLARGED PORES \u2018after treatment by the famous \"JUNIPER SYSTEM ~ OF * FACIAL REJUVENATION\" at Salon Madame Iris, the first 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Ronnie Petronka.Silver medals went to Gael Jousse for singing, and to Ronnie Petronka for playing the piano accordion.Ronnie also won the silver medal for elocution, others participating in this event being Lewella don, and Joan Ross.Mrs.Keating, president of Montreal W.C.T.U.presented the medals, certificates, and prizes.Feminine styles and fair faces will brighten the Canadian Army Reserve Force soon when units of the Canadian Women\u2019s Army Corps come into being.Smart new uniforms of botany serge for winter and tropical worsted for summer, form-fitting and designed to give \u201ca slim effect\u201d, have now been approved by Army Headquarters, Similar in many ways to the CWAC uniform of the Second World War, the new ensemble features false pockets on the jacket, longer skirts, beige nylon stockings and an improved shoulder purse of genuine leather.The raincoat is made of gabardine with a full belt and detachable hood.A new item in the CWAC wardrobe will be a battle dress style jacket that may be worn with slacks or skirts.Model shown in these pictures is Miss Mary Mac- ay, a secretary in the Directorate of Inter-service Development, Wa.- Women\u2019s Br.of Mining Institute Holds 30th Anniversary Luncheon The 30th Anniversary of the Montreal Women's Branch of The Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy was recently celebrated at its annual luncheon and meeting held in the Vice-Regal Room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.To mark this event, honorary memberships were bestowed on two of its original members, Mrs.H.Y.Russel who was the first president and Mrs.J.Bonnall Porter who was president at a later date.Mrs.A.E.Dyment, treasurer, gave a very satisfactory report on the finances of the Branch.À report given by the membership secretary, Mrs.H.M.Jennings, showed a total of 103 members.In connection with the Students x Loan Fund, Mrs.F.A, McLean read a letter from Dean O'Neill, Westmount Drama Group of the Faculty of Engineering at .McGill University, which stated Play $ For Homoeop athic that the Fund would be \u201cin heavy Auxiliary Open Meeting demand next session.\u201d After the reading of this letter, an amount A large attendance of mem- QUICK! 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representatives of sister auxiliaries and local women\u2019s club.The excutive and Mrs.Wilfred Hunt, social convener, provided refreshments, and spring flowers decorated the tea table, Mrs.J.B.Walsh and Mis, M.D.Cushing poured tea.æSE FIFTEEN 7 DISTINCTIVE FRENCH PASTRY a | rine 4887 Sherbrooke Street West a duBois CATERERS Whether it's a Wedding, Anniversary or simple social affair, duBois will supply the daintiest cakes, magnificent Wedding cakes, and suitably inscribed Birthday cakes.Price list mailed FREE on request WA.8163 EEE SABUISHES 1898 dy of $200 was voted to this Students Loan Fund, Mrs, R.G.K.Morrison gave a brief resume of the program that had been arranged for the wives of the attending members at the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Sherbrooke) Choice Fresh Killed Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, recently held in Quebec City.The president, Mrs.A.B.Jackson, reported on the many activities held during the past year.The slate of officers elected for the year 1951-1952 is 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with a football background, starring Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis.Ruth Hussey, Eddie Mayehoff, newcomer from team which scored so heavily in Broadway, and Marion Marshall \u201cFlamingo Road\u201d, Warner Bros.are also co-starred in the fun-| presents a new screen drama en- film.| titled \u201cThe Damned Don't Cry,\u201d Bringing back the same star BELLA'S BEAUTY SALON New Address 1923a St.Catherine W.Near St.Mark WI, 8084 MRS.BELLA, prop.MR.RAY Well known Montreal hair stylist, specializing in hair cutting, will be in attendance at all times, ust goin to the bank, Ann\u201d SHE\u2019LL SOON be back \u2014 her cheque cashed, her deposit made, her bank book written up.Im jus Mrs.Johnson\u2019s is one of the 3,200,000 new bank accounts opened during the past ten years.Like most people nowadays, she relies on her bank to safeguard her money; she expects her bank book to show how she stands; she finds bank cheques convenient to pay larger bills.The chartered banks appreciate \u2014 and depend on \u2014 the confidence of depositors like Mrs.Johnson.For the money which Canadians keep in 8,000,000 bank accounts provides the basis for bank lending.Safeguarding these funds is the banker's first concern.One of a series by your bank about that era.| tire proceeds will he given to the THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1951 Joan Crawford Plays.Confid Role In \u201cThe Damned Don't Cry\u201d ante starring Joan Crawford and David Brian, opens at the Westmount Theatre, Sunday.How Joan Crawford becomes the confidante of a gambling syndicate chief comprises the first half of the story.Dayid Brian, in the lead male role, repeats the success he scored as Miss Crawford\u2019s leadingman in \u2018Flamingo Road\u201d, his first screen role.Soon he sends her to check on the activities of a henchman whom he suspects of double dealing.This role is played by Steve Cochran and it is here she finds real at last.June Haver, William Lundigan, Gloria De Haven, Dennis Day and Harry James constitute the top echelon of stars gracing \u201cI'll Get By\".Thelma Ritter and Steve Allen head the feature complement, which further lists Danny Davenport and Harry Antrim.For extra measure there is to be a quartet of famous guest stars on hand.Those pitching in to give \u201cI'll Get.By\" its added luster are Jeanne Crain, Dan Dailey, Victor Mature and Reginal Gardi- ner.For Miss Haver \u201cI'll Get By,\u201d amiable musical comedy about up-and-coming song writers and their girls, is the first modern dress musical in a dozen nostalgic shows, though \u201cI'll Get By\u201d has its own share of nostalgia in the two dozen song hits of the late nineteen thirties and early forties which are reprised in this, film Mary Beetles\u2019 Dance Recital The Kinsmen Club of Montreal will sponsor the 1951 Dance Recitals, presented by Mary Beetles at the Gesu Theater, Bleury Street, Friday and Saturday evenings, June 1 and 2.The en- Kinsmen for youth work.Friday\u2019s performance will feat- .ure the \u2014\u2014 and beginners, under the direction advanced, intermediate of Barbara Ashen and Ann Holland, assisted by Doreen Yearsley, Jacqueline St.Amand, and Janine Gougeon.A portion of Dancing Queen\u201d Ballet Entre Nous directed by Jeanne Rodier, will close this performance.The second performance Satur- | day will feature advanced pupils only under the direction of Jeanne Rodier, Bailey, Bob Ito.Miss Beetles presents these recitals each year to show the progress of the season's work.They are the ultimate goal towards which the pupils and teacher's work.The first half of the season is devoted entirely to posture, body conditioning and technique.This technique is then used in the dances, according to the age and ability of the pupils.The majority of these pupils are taking dancing for educational, recreational and physical benefits and are not planning to become professionals.For those who wish to study seriously, Miss Beetles has organised two companies, Ballet Entre Nous Senior and Junior.Senior Ballet Entre Nous will present a Concert June 12 at 8.15 p.m.The choreography for the performance on June 1 is by Barbara Ashen and Ann Holland and on June 2 by Jeanne Rodier.The decor is hy Desmond McDermott, the costumes are designed by Mary Beetles and executed by the Mary Betles Costume Department, the millinery is designed and executed by Kathleen Holland.The orchestra will be under the direction of Leon Kofman with Otto Newfield and Hermine Theberge at the piano.assisted by Marjorie Milenka Niederlova and \u201cThe.by the Junior: © \"I'l Get By\" At Westmount Gloria De Haven and June Haver pay musical tribute to that famous thoroughfare, \u201cFifth Avenue\u201d in one of the dozen production numbers which highlight Twentieth Century-Fox\u2019s Technicolor musical \u201cI'll Get By,\u201d at the Westmount Theatre on Sunday.The all-star cast also includes William Lundrigan, Dennis Day, and ace trumpeter Harry James.Derek Shaw | FOR RALEICH, ONE OF ENGLAND'S FINEST BIKES 28\" Wheel, complete with pump and bell .$44.95 Raleigh light weight roadster, 3 speeds with- $55.00 hand brakes .i These Prices apply to Ladies\u2019 Bikes Only WE ACCEPT TRADE-INS COMPLETE STOCK OF CCM BICYCLES and TRICYCLES COMPLETE REPAIR SHOP Pick-up and Delivery Service MONTREAL BICYCLE SALES 4111 St.Lawrence Blvd.PL.9584 Derek Shaw, one of Mary Beetles\u2019 pupils who will feature in the 1951 Dance Recitals June 1 and 2 at the Gesu Theatre.NEW TEAM Bob Hope and Marilyn Maxwell are teamed for the first time on\u2019 the screen in Paramount's \u201cThe Lemon Drop Kid,\u201d comedy based on a story by the late Damen Runyon.Lloyd Nolan and Jane Darwell also play top roles in the film, NRT Alt a BEST, LJ Seasonal Storage Quick Pick-Up and Delivery Serv \u2014 Pre rs OW.IND SOR a) Regn r ssf I BE ed IL TE NLT TREE ny 4 LJ DM ermine Deborah Kerr and Stewart Granger play the romantic leads in M-G-M's spectacular Technicolor Mines\u201d, based on the famous H.Rider Haggard adventure classic.The thrill-packed picture, opening Saturday at the Monkland Theatre, was filmed on a five-months safari covering 25,000 miles of Equatorial Africa.Jane Wyman and Kirk Douglas are the stars of \u201cThe Glass Menagerie\u201d, this year\u2019s most real! most to be honored picture! \u201cKing Solomon's Mines\u201d-\u201cThe \"= Monkland Glass Menagerie\u2019 \u201cKing Solomon's Mines,\u201d M-G-M's Technicolor adventure drama is now at the Monkland Theatre.Starring Stewart Granger, Deborah Kerr and Richard Carlson, Granger crossed and re-crossed SUMMER FASHION SHOW Friday, June 1st 8 P.M.VICTORIA HALL Featuring Bathing Beauty Contest ADMISSION $1.00 SAE - NOW PLAYING BERKE HALLO DANCF SPECIALES SCREEN SHOW \"CLOSE UP\" NEXT ATTRACTION BILL FARRELL in Person M.G.M.Recording Star .Feldman Group Productions for * communion rail, filmization of \u2018King Solomon\u2019s Africa a half-dozen times during production of \u201cKing Solomon's! Mines.\u201d But whenever he had free , time off, day or night, he joined two of Africa\u2019s best-known white | hunters, Philip Percival and Eric | Rungren, in search of the lion he didn't get.Second Feature Hit From the Drama Critics\u2019 Award play by Tennessee Williams, \u201cThe Glass Menagerie,\u201d has been fashioned, at last, the Jlong- awaited motion picture.Produced by the Charles K.Warner Bros.the screen drama which co-stars Jane Wyman, Kirk |- Douglas, Gertrude Lawrence and Arthur Kennedy, begins its local engagement at the Monkland Theatre.\u201cThe Glass Menagerie,\u201d the story of a middle-class family consisting of a mother of great spirit and indomitability, her crippled daughter, whose only happiness is her collection of small animals, and a moody son who works in a warehouse while he dreams of the sea.How their lives are brightened and changed ' 1 with the appearance of the \u2018gentleman caller\u2019 makes for, screen fare, termed in advance \u2018one of the year\u2019s best.\u2019 | Jane Wyman, as the lame girl, | performs with the same ethereal quality she revealed in her Academy Award-winning role as the deaf-mute in \u201cJohnny Belinda,\u201d while Kirk Douglas deviates from his standard rugged parts in the role of the sincere \u2018gentleman caller.! Gertrude Lawrence, internationally famous actress known for her glamorous roles in the Theatre, plays the unadorned head | of the family, and Arthur Kennedy, who scored in the Broadway , sucess \u201cDeath of a Salesman,\u201d portrays her restless son.Movie Props From Blitzed Churches | Carmen Dillon's school chapel design for \u201cThe Browning Version\u201d is among the most eauti- | ful sets which this woman art director has designed, It called for skilful work from all studio craftsmen engaged on! the film, The stained-glass windows were actually painted on ordinary glass and plaster work in the church has all the dignity of traditional sacred design.At first it was hard to obtain pews but eventually they were located in a London storeyard.They were salvaged from blitzed churches, as were the lectern and ~ THE EXAMINER, * The Three Suns, who toe-tapping rhythms now being heard at the Seville, know how to hold their audiences even when they\u2019re not making music.Morty Nevins, the accordionist, explains that this is so \u201cbecause we work our fingers to the bone over a hot gag-file so that when we face our audiences without instruments, well have something with which to defend ourselves!\u201d \u201cIf we're mot throwing notes,\u201d continued Al, the guitarist, \u201cwe're throwing gags!\u201d \u201cWe're not bothered by people who walk out on us when we tell gags,\u201d concludes cousin Artie the organist, \u201cit\u2019s when they start walking toward us, that's when we start worrying!\u201d BIG CHIEF HOLT Film producer Nat Holt was taken into the Crow Indian tribe as a blood brother after using several hundred of the tribesmen recently to portray their Sioux brothers in Paramount's \u201cWarpath.\u201d Navajo tribesmen refused to cut their hair for roles in Nat Holt- Paramount's \u201cFlaming Feather,\u201d declaring that long hair represents rainfall, and they need more rain\u2014not less.\u2019 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1951 PAGE SEVENTEEN Driver Is Taken To Hospital After Head On Collision John Ballantyne, of 133 Ballan- tyne Avenue, Montreal West, was rushed to the Western Hospital, Wednesday morning, after his auto was involved in head-on collision with a truck on Cote St.Antoine Road, at Argyle Avenue.When Westmount Police arrived at the scene of the accident, Bal- lantyne was suffering considerably and unable to speak.He was im- , mediately taken to the hospital in a patrol car, where he was treated for a bruised chest and lacerations about the forehead.He was kept there for observation.The driver of the truck, Maurice Leroux, 24, of 4832 Lafontaine MARY BEETLES presents 1951 Dance Recitals GESU THEATRE (BLEURY) June 1 and 2 at 8.15 P.M.BALLET ENTRE NOUS GESU THEATRE (BLEURY) June 12th - 8.15 P.M.Tickets now eon sale EL.5170 OUR CHEFS ARE ARTISTS At Preparing FINE FOODS Try Our Special Sunday Cold Buffet From 5 P.M.to 10 P.M.$2.00 A PLATE DAGWOOD'S ST.LAURENT 5 Minutes from Snowdon + Street, escaped the collision unhurt, He was arrested by the police, taken to the Station and charged with driving down a one- way street without his truck's registration card.WONDERFUL SONGS! LX) JUNE WILLIAM HAVER -LUNDIGAN GLORIA i DENNIS HARRY | DEHAVEN DAY-JAMES | co Pe Ew Xe =e Gator by Rs TODAY and SATURDAY! \u2014 \u201cALL ABOUT EVE\" with Bette Davis and George Sanders.Also \u201cTHE MAN WHO CHEATED HIMSELF\u201d with Lee J.Cobb and Jane Wyatt.JANE WYMAN GERTRUDE LAWRENCE FOUR ACADEMY AWARD PREDICTIONS ! This Year's Most Real Most-to-be Honored Picture! The GLASS MENAGERIE Saturday till Tuesday MONXLAND GIROUARD OE 9711 - KIRK DOUGLAS ARTHUR KENNEDY ENDS TODAY! FRED \\ FEED \u201cNEVER A DULL MOMENT\" DUNNE Also TRENE \u201cTHE MEN\" A » ro PE EE PAGE EIGHTEEN ; Another Westmount hoy will be making the headlines this summer.His name is Dave Wright.Pave is a former St.Leo's athlete and will be promoting \u201cBig Car\u201d auto racing at Richelieu Park.The races started yesterday and will run every Sunday starting June 8rd.-Dave should make a bundle providing he handles the advertising right.He has both ambition and initiative.We have-yet to see a crowd under four thousand during the past two years at any of the motorcycle or dare-devil shows.Dave is thinking of getting Frankie Fleming, one of Canada\u2019s greatest fighters who at one time held the featherweight and lightweight championship of Canada.Frankie who has been in the racing business before when he owned Kempton Park will he an ideal partner.He is honest and reliable, something you can\u2019t say for other promoters.We wish them the best of luck .Oscar Peterson is in the news again, but not through hig music.Oscar was barred from a barbershop in Ha- N N N N N N N N N N N N N N milton because he was colored, He was playing at Fisher's Club.He told Mr.Fisher what had happened.Both the Hamilton press and public were very sympathetic towards him.The barber, Mr.Mc- Quaid may be prosecuted by the city, The next day Oscar gave a statement to a paper called \u2018The Champion.\u201d He never knew it was run by Communists.They started picketing the store.In Canada we should judge people as Canadians not as white or black.We hope Mr.McQuaid learned a lesson .Now let's get back to sports .The Graziano-Greco fight was terrific while it lasted .Rocky Armondo cursed at the judges when he was given the wrong end of the decision when he fought Aime Gauthier in the semi-final.He made a quick exit without congratulating the victim.We figured he lost seven out of the eight rounds.As Frank DeRice said, \u201cIn another year he will be walking on his heels.\u201d .Tiny Tim Burke off to Baie .Johnny O'Meara seeing the sights in town ELGIN eo EXCELLENT FOOD e LOG CABINS The Ideel Spot for a Boy Age 7 to 15 © ALLROUND SPORTS PROGRAM \u201cDAILY FRENCH CONVERSATIONAL PERIOD\" For Full Information, Write P.O.Box 131, Station L, Montreal CAMP AND TENTS gout < 8= xO x æ >» o m 0 >, HILLMAN SEDAN $1.871 PLUS HEATER snveneass®®\u201d ; \u2014 = £ a : nr To = 2 Fr \u2014 ee BUDD & DYER THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1951 TP O70 0 Dead Line Flashes By Bob Lunny Ua 121 SASSI ALIA ILI ELISE ILLS SII SILL III SI LL LS LLL LS SILL LESS LLL ILILLS SLI LISS ILLS ILLES SILLS SILLS LL SSS 21D with lovely Joan Graham.Joan is one of Montreal's better track stars .Favorites are running true to form at Blue Bonnets .Andy McGillis working as a cashier at Blue Bonnets .The new paper called \u201cThe Bystander\u201d is headed for the rocks ., Don Mac- Donald hit two homers for the Aladdins last Monday night .- The Capitol Carbon and Ribbon.Company insured the players of the Aladdin softball team for eight thousand dollars.This includes exhibition games ., .Avenue Stars have a powerful team in the West- mount Intermediate Softball League .a ms EI TETE TEE Lo Aladdins E Four games were played- this hit and a walk and also hitting.Interscholastic Track Record Set By Warnock By Alian Zandzelius At least one record was made last Tuesday afternoon at the annual Montreal High Schools\u2019 Interscholastic Track Meet held at the Percical Molson Memorial Stadium and maybe more will be broken next Monday, May 28 when the finals for the 100 yard and 220 yard dashes will be run, The particular record we are thinking of at the moment is the one sét in 1948 by West Hill\u2019s McIntosh of Class 3, 16 and under, 880 yard race at 2 minutes.14.9 seconds and which Westmount High's Skip Warnock, in this year of Our Lord, 1951 re-set at 2 min.13.1 sec.! Warnock started the run at an easy pace and starting the track, was, to all appearances, a poor third and as they rounded the turn into the home stretch, he was overtaken by another competitor! Coming into the.home stretch, however, \u201cThe Skipper\u201d took on a lightning burst (or so it looked to us) of speed to overtake the leader and win by a close but, nevertheless, \u2018a record-breaking performance.Master Warnock is also entered and has qualified for Monday's running of the above- mentioned 100 and 200 yd.dash finals.Lots of luck, Skippy.In the Class 4 (19 and under) WE HAVE THEM BOTH! SEDANS AND CONVERTIBLES FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY e STYLE © COMFORT * ECONOMY 5028 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST (NEXT TO WESTMOUNT THEATRE) WA.1517 | second and last lap around thew _ 880 yard run another exciting adventure was unfolded as West- cidentally, has done the 880 only three times in his life, surged up An the final turn into home stretch from a position of a poor sixth to end second a scant few Inches behind the winner in a painful spurt of staniina caused by a slight cold in the nose which made it quite difficult for him to hreathe! Another WH.S.competitor, Charlie Davies has qualified easi~ ly for the final running Monday of the 120 yards tow hurdles, class 4.A note of interest in last Saturdays\u2018 invitation track meet down in Plattsburg.New York is that Charlie was considered to be outstanding, in the eyes of other contestants, in the difficult 120 yd.high hurdles in which he managed to become the only Canadian entrant to place, coming in a very good third! Charlie Baillie came second in the 12 1b.shot put a few inches behind the best throw by the first place: American contestant.Rollie Bradley copped third place in the 880 yd.dash.Of the three Montreal compete, HS.M., WHS, and W.H.H.S.; Montreal High was.the only school to show in the final overall standings, ending in third position.Other Westmounters to enter the Montreal Schools\u2019 meet last Tuesday were Mitch Klein, Gerry Levy, Gordie Clark, Jim Liddell and Don Raven.Westmount XI Scores Over R.M.S.Ascania The Westmount Cricket Club had little trouble disposing of the R.M.S.Ascania Tuesday night in an exhibition match at West- mount Park.The Montreal squad HILLMAN CONVERTIBLE $2,185 PLUS HEATER mounter Rollie Bradley, who, in- schools to, ge Stars 12-11 In Wednesday\u2019s Softball this week in the Westmount Municipal Softball League; The Avenue Stars defeated Yards 6-1 on Monday as the Lunny-coached Aladdins took the slow starting R.Y.P.S.into camp by a total (we think!) of 26-6.In the-Wednesday games, Ave- \u2018nue Stars defeated Aladdins; R.Y.P.S.downed the Yards.On.Monday, Ave.Stars\u2019 team captain Doug \u201cBud\u201d Selby was the big gun for the victors when he batted .668, scoring twice on one for.a single in the second inning.Gordie Graham was the other two.run scorer for\u201dthe Red and Blue on a batting average for the evening of .000! Bourassa and McKeown each hit a run in for the Avenues.Corperation Yards was scored on a walk given to George, Gough as Ave.Stars\u2019 pitcher Mike Barnard gave up but two hits in the nine innnings played, plus two walks ! A far different story is.to be told of the second game Monday in which the Rodgers-run R.Y.P.S, squad \u2018had \u2018everything their own way the first three frames as at the top of the fourth they had the Aladdins down 3-1.All this, however, was soon changed as R.Y.P.S.\u2019s pitcher, George (Sportively Speaking) Cochrane gave up \u201crelieved\u201d by Ted Tuffy, in the first of the fourth, who forced having, in his turn, walked 2 and allowed a hit and a home-run for a total of 4 runs.Cochrane's unsuccessful attempt at the fourth inning saw him allow seven scorers.R.Y.P.S.scorers were Don Badke with a hit and a run, Johhny Reble; the same, Murray Fraser, two hits and two runs, Cochrane a hit and a run and the same again for Armand Voss.Jim McCarthy and Al Losito.starred for the Aladdins by dint of their five runs each, the former on two hits, a homei and 2 walks, the latter on four walks and a hit.MacDonald and Jolley were next in line with four runs each as Mac had three base hits and \u2018two home-runs, Jolley scoring on three hits and a walk.Georgie base hits and a walk while Forey, Lunny and O'Meara scored twice each, Tiffen and Wolfe once, Scorers in Wednesday's games were: Yards, Chatelois, Cote, Le- maire, Gough, Morin, Labelle, Barrette and Rysuck.For Ryps Neudoerffer scored a home run with George Cochrane and Don Badske getting one each.The score in this game was Yards 13, Ryps 3.Aladdins edged out Avenue Stars 12-11 in a very close game.Scorers for Stars were: Manolson 3 runs with one of them a homer.Doug Selby and Doug.Bramble got 2 runs each and singles were tallied \u2018by Martin, Bourassa, Graham, Mac- Cowan and Barnard.Aladdin hits were registered by MacDonald, Wolfe and Morton with 2 runs for 2 hits, Cisery 3 runs, 1 hit, Jolly and Losito with a hit and a run each.Other scorers were Tiffin and Lunny each getting 1 run.NEXT WEEK'S GAMES Monday Aladdins play Yards on No.1 diamond and Stars tangle with Ryps on No.2 diomond.Wednesday Aladdins meet Ryps on No.1 diamond with- Yards meéting Ave.Stars on No.2 diamond in the twin bill.p.m.made 164 runs for four wickéts against 98 all out for the visitors.It was an easy victory for West- mount.Their score of 164 was | achieved in one hour and 10 minutes.Brooks was high scorer with liams 19 and Carter 26 not out.Only bowler for Ascania was Mike Dodds, brother of the Essex County cricketeer in England, Dickie Dodds.The Ascania player took two wickets for 18.He was also their top scorer with 24 not out.Bowling for Westmount, Taylor took three for 22, Jessop four for 37 and Ries two for 13.It was announced after \u2018the match that the Leams would.meet in a return game \u2018during the course of the sutrimer.The sole run for Westmount\u2019s, 3 hits and 4 walks before being tBob Lunny to ground out after\u201d Taylor had three runs for three: All games get underway at 6.30 52 not out.Taylor made 29, Wil-« 3 à a.; a ee % i 1 dues = \u2014\u20142e = 5 am Ua WIT Stars With Fulham Soccer Team Westm't Cricket Club Win Easily PAGE NINETEEN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1951 > was very much in evidence and the bowlers were entirely in charge of the situation.None of the batsmen were given a chance to get going, and only 3 players.Headley (11) Collett (11 not out) and Delves (14) managed to reach Verdun had 6 West Indians just managed to get enough men into the scoring column to win by 45 for 6 to 42, Bowling averages were a differ ent matter.C.Lewis taking the honors with 4 for 1, closely fol« lowed by Farley with 3 for 2 and Padmore, who did all the damage s Oo ® æ D.%