The Westmount examiner, 17 août 1951, vendredi 17 août 1951

[" Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1951 PE Ne VOL, XXII, No.33 PRICE 3 CENTS LOCAL CIVIL DEFENCE ACTIVE Summer Fun Club Now In Full Swing At Westmount \u201cY\u201d The Summer Fun Club, West- mount Y.M.C.A.'s August program for boys 9 to 16 years of age, was officially started last week.Following a brief registration session, he Club wasted no time in getting on with the program.A \u201cWater Party,\u201d conducted by Douglas Seller, Program Director, ptarted off the chain of special vents which marked the first week of the Fun Club.Movies, trips, tours, crafts; sing songs, swimming programs and swimming instruction were included in the week\u2019s activities.Two highlights of the first week were a tractor competition and a marathon 6-hour bike race.The tractor competition was won by the Braves with Jim Atkinson's hand-made tractor going the long- got distance.Second was the edoinks tractor made hy Peter hite, and in third place was Bill Johnstone's of the Apaches.hese toy tractors were made by the boys in their craft sessions.In the marathon bike race, the Bedolnks, led by such speedsters Pierre Carriere and Don Seller, flashed by the finish flags with a ne-lap lead.One of the main features of the es this week was a trip to Central Y.M.C.A.to participate in # City-wide Inter-\u201cY\u201d Swim Meet.The Westmount swimmers proved too much for the other \u201cY\u2019\u2019\u2019s, and captured the meet with a total of 61 points.N.D.G.Branch was second with 46 points, schedule.- Participate in Summer Program Jane and Jane McArthur participate in the summer program for pre-school children held at Murray Park, Nearly 30 Westmount mothers banded together under the aid of the Recreation Department of the city and formulated a program for their children.A 15 minute splash period in the wading pool \u2018was part of the Community Nursery Idea In Murray Park Works A group of Westmount mothers have just accomplished the impossible by successfully putting across their summer program for pre-school children.About 20 mothers banded together under the leadership of Mrs.N.E.Brown, recreation supervisor; to create a program whereby they could leave their children off at Murray Park each morning.Unique and untried, this program caused the eyebrows of the city fathers to shoot up in scepticism.But pessimism was a poor substitute for the imaginations of these ladies.Tied down by their toddlers in the hot and humid weather they were looking for something thatw would be an \u201cAl\u201d substitute to a cottage in the country plus a nursemaid.Ever try to do the week\u2019s shopping with a couple of screaming youngsters sampling the cherries and cookies in the store at every chance ?Ever try to do the morning\u2019s housework and worry about thosa toddlers out on the street?Well, the solution was a dilly.All the mothers had to do was to take the youngsters to the park and leave them there to romp and play.Every morning of the week from Monday to Friday, 9 tn 11:30, they would bo left off at Murray Park with as many as 47 other toddlers their own age.The only catch was that four of the mothers had to volunteer to help each day with the supervising.If they failed to appear to take their turn their youngsters were barred from the fun, It was a picture of democracy at work.The mothers, French and English speaking, representad the Catholic and Protestant Home and School Associations of Westmount as well as a corresponding group of Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue.They formulated their own program, supervised the children.White identification hats were given all the youngsters to wear while in the park.The morning's program consisted of a gong period, rest and refreshment, a dip in the wading (Continued on page 2) Women's Army May Locate On Westmount Site It is learned that the Department of National Defence has under consideration the purchase of one or two buildings on\u201d Sherbrooke street, near Greene avenue.If either of the buildings is purchased it is understood that it would be used to heuse the newly created Canadian Women's Army Corps.Whether the premises would be used as a barracks or merely as a headquarters for the corps is.not clear.It will be recalled that what is now St.Sulpice Barracks M.D.No.4 Headquarters of the Quebec Command on Atwater Avenue was purchased from Roman Catholic Church authorities at the beginning of the last war.The St.Sulpice Barracks were used by the C.W.A.C.and proved to be very suitable after considerable alterations had been effected.Presumably the properties being considered on Sherbrooke Street would require considerable remodelling before being found satisfactory for the Women's Army.\u2018Brig.DeLalanne States Training Courses to Start A meeting of Westmount Civil Defence Wardens was held in the offices of the local organization at the Westmount Athletic Building on Tuesday night, under the chairmanship of Digtrict.Chief Warden Brigadier J.A.DeLalanne.Attending the meeting were: His Worship Mayor J.A.Cameron, T.J.Hughes, City Manager, Chief of Police R.A.Byford, N.T.Dawe, Col.R.D.Harkness, J.H.Drummond Ross, Brigadier A.E.D, Tremain, Jacques Senecal, F.E.H.Gates, N.A.Fellowes, G.B.Puddicombe, K.C,, W.H.Carling, and Lieut.-Col.P.W.Cook, Director Civil Defence for Westmount.* \u2018Wardens, The meeting decided to go ahead with the Training Course for the question of the timing and organization of the Course to be decided by the Civil Defence Planning Committee under direction of Brig.DeLalanne at an early date.Post areas were finally fixed and the corresponding maps are in process of preparation.The next step said Brig Delalanne is for Sector Wardens to appoint their Post \u2018Wardens.Approximately fifty Post Wardens are needed in Westmount.Citizens who have already volunteered for service as Wardens will be contacted within the next few weeks by their Sector Wardens.A handbook of Warden Responsibilities and Duties is in the course of preparatiin and will be ready for distribution by the time the Courses commence.Brig DeLalanne remarked that the Group and Sector Wardens already appointed have been most generous in giving of their time during the summer months in working out an organization which will come into full swing just after Labor Day.He said it was a tribute to the public spirit of Westmount citizens that so much work has been done during the summer season.The proposed Training Syllabus for the Warden Section has been issued by the local civil defence office.The lectures and instruc tional periods will take about six weeks with two evenings per week being taken up.Each evens ing will be broken into two separate periods.District Administratifnal < .Control ve The courses will be taken by all wardens up to and including Sector Wardens.The proposed syllabus looks very comprehensive follows: a) Civil Defence Organization: 1.C.D.and local organization, 2 periods.~ b) Warden Section: 1.Organization, 1 period (Air Raid Warning Technique, Householder Register).2.Duties, 2 periods (Organisation of Self Help parties, Knowledge of area, Security).which is as 3.Warden Post (Installation and area), 1 period.e) Pre-disaster Operational Responsibilities of Wardens: 1.Log Book, Channel of Communication, Messages Technique, and Exercise: 2 periods.2.A.B.C.Warfare generally: 1.period.(Continued on page ?) Mountain Top is Warmer Than Lower Westmount The top of Westmount mountain is not so Cool at night as the corner of Sherbrooke street and Victoria avenue.This is the opinion of Jeffrey, E.Aronin, a young graduate of archilecture from McGill University, who is worxmg on the problem of building houses in a climate like that of Montreal.Mr.Aronin graduated from the University of Manitoba with a bachelor of architecture degree and is an associate of the American Institute of Architects, His first project, a recreation centre in New York City, is already under construction.There are, many who will violently disagree with the statement of the young architect but the find-% ing was not arrived at until a number of tests had been made.10-degree Difference Mr.Aronin said that on a hot summer hight he and his assistants and noted a difference of tants noted a difference of Avenue and Sherbrooke Street, and the top of Sunnyside Avenue \u2014 a distance of three quarters of a mile.: \u201cIt was ten degrees hotter on Sunnyside,\u201d he said.He explained that after the direct rays of the sun had been removed the \u201ccool air rests on the slopes of the mountain, and then flows downwards forming pools of cool air lower down.\u201d Mr.Aronin said that houses -|could be built in such a way that they could catch the maximum benefit of these streams of cool -air which start coming down the mountain about an hour after sunset.- \u201cIf you want to be really cool in the day time the logical place to go is a park,\u201d he said \u201cand that is not only because it looks cool, but because the grass and the trees do not absorb nearly as much heat as buildings, and also because they evaporate water and generate their own kind of refrigeration.\u201d EL eT Ts = vec en a di a \u201cmess she 0e - 12 a Stine rtm tt adr ae Ati: thea eue A, ves ~ me oti enis 2 ce Tes Fda sé, 4 À 1 ; i a ime rs Zr dN hee mim an Pas sans vibes.RB AAR YE \u2018 PAGE TWO .Handicraft Work Now On Display At Museum A striking exninition of Indian handicraft work is now on view at the historical museum at Carillon.The collection has been loaned for the season by the Canadian Handi- LET ME HELP YOU DISCOURAGED?SORROW?PROBLEMS?SICKNESS?Would special prayer help you?offered regardless of Counsel your faith.Confidential appointment.Phone Fl.2820 Rev.O.J.Ritz, M.A., B.Th.consultation by EEE te \"CHRISTMAS\" Edwin D.CHRISTMAS INSURANCE BROKER PL.9488 CL.4519 388 ST.JAMES ST.w.Montreal every day of the year for.INSURANCE 8 craft Guild.In the words of the Guild circular: \u201cThe purpose of this exhibition is to show the native arts of Canadian Indians, as.they were, and as they are today .The exhibits are arranged in Tribal groups, beginning with the Algonquian and Iroquois peoples of the Eastern woodlands .and ending with those of the West Coast.\u201d O£ special beauty and interest are baskets of extraordinarily delicate workmanship, exquisite porcupine-quill embroideries, elaborate bead work and varieties of leather work, The exhibition is of outstanding educational value as a colorful record of ancient and modern skills which are a distinctive element in our Canadian heritage.0.Community.(Continued from Page 1) pool, games and plenty of free play.The toys and refreshments were donated by the parents into a common pool, Children were forbidden to bring their own toys.Mrs.Brown, the supervisor, stated it cut down on their possessiveness.Of all the playthings baby food tins with the edges blunted soon became the favorite.Pie-mnaking was the reason.The children would sit quietly for long periods manufacturing these delicacies.A fascinating thing began to happen out on the shaded green slopes of Murray Park.To these youngsters it was their introduction to organized play.They were shy, didn't know \u201chow to share their toys or play with the others.A new world was opening up.A world of give and take.Songs with action, such as \u2018Farmer In The Dell\u201d and \u2018\u201c\u201cRound the Mulberry Bush\u201d, crumbled the barriers to bring them tumbling out of themselves with squeals of delight.A passing squirrel, ants foraging for their food, a snail, a frog |: in the pond, stopped all activity as eyes bugged out at the sideshow HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Barrister and Solicitor 57 St.James St.West Department for the Closing of Estates of Deceased Persons Office: HA.9238-39 Residence: 4557 Sherbrooke St.West \u2014 GLenview 2177 Ambassador Apts, Westmount J ET ET BETTI For appointment, phone Office: 266 St.James St.West HA.1209 Residence: 4210 Western Ave.ON OOOO 1.NL EO OO 1 4 OO TF cr.A.Papineau Mathieu K.c ATTORNEY AT LAW \u2014 AVOCAT J OO OE Fl.6730 A 1 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1984 =) Remember\u2014\u2014 A series of ar sical director teams.Mr.coach.\\ By G.P.SMITH Lem ticles by a retired coach snd phy- recalling great athletes and great Smith was 32 years of Westmount High as director of physical education (boys), and concurrently 28 years at McGill as wrestling .\u2018 .In Westmount it was surprising to find so many members of the same families following along in the footsteps of their older brothers and in most cases they showed athletic ability but were complete opposites in their manner of playing and temperament.One thing is common they all had, once roused, As the first example to come was the will to win.under my notice were the Wallace P brothers, Wilf was a high strung type and a terrific competitor whereas Norm was much more placid yet played a good game in football and hockey.There were the Chisholmes with tiny Dunc very quiet, but a ball of fire at O.S.followed by Gavin, an easy going type while the other brother Harry was the chatty type and in there fighting- all the time.The Murphy's, son of McA, one of the finest sports I ever met.Gordon, the oldest, was tall and placid while Herby was a ball of fire competing every second he was on the field or ice, this was the cause in most cases of his fumbling.He was followed by Horace, a good man to have around when the going was tough, and then there were the Riddel's (sons of the well- known Jimmy) Tommy, the oldest, was short and very cagy, always playing the angles; followed by Jimmy, a very quiet type with a good boot, followed in turn by Johnny, much the same type as Jimmy.Then came Ramsey, the tearing eyes- closed-type, smashing his way through.Phillips Brothers The Phillips brothers, Henry, with his fiery temper and wings on his feet in hockey, followed by Johnny and Doug, both quiet and much the same type.Then the Christie\u2019s, Mowatt, tall and mother nature was putting on for them.The wading pool was the most successful- item\u2019 on the agenda.Frolicking in the water for fifteen minutes brought the French children along the point of where they were soon trying out their English.There was nothing backward about Paul.He was the extrovert of the bunch and found his favorite outlet in yanking the tresses of a little girl.This teaser came quickly into line when told the girl might drown in the pool if he didn't look after her.Tha change was magic and soon he was the most responsible of the group.With the program coming to a close tHese Westmount mothers can look back on an idea successfully carried out to their own benefit and the development of their children.* very quiet, followed by the one and only irrepressible Pat (Battle of Britain Ace).Pat told me one day on the park after joining the Air Force, \u201cYou know, Sir, it is my ambition to fly low over the school and clip the flag pole and land on the park.\u201d What a likable lad he was.Another family with opposites were the Campbell's, Donnie the older, with a very hot temper and poor eyesight, but what a competitor, and Hugh, the younger, with a good temper as well.He was the long rangy type and a smart tackler in football.Both were good at baseball.The Nesbit\u2019s, Aird was the older, the smooth voluble type, wheread Dean (B.of B.Ace), was the quietest yet most effective player at the school.The Hellyer brothers, Buddy the elder, the rushing bent-for-leather type, while Ian was a real smoothie.The McConnell\u2019s, the one-and- only Russ, a real player and easy to handle, then Ross, a slower moving type, followed by Austin.(All school coaches have to contend with the problem of young players immitating outstanding players even though they are not of the same type).This was Austin\u2019s fault, otherwise playing his own game he was good.The Hamilton\u2019s The Hamilton's, Alex and his younger brother.Alex, like Donnie Smith, was a top scholar as well as athlete.Donnie\u2019s younger brother Angus was always around sports as manager, but never participated.The Nicolson\u2019s, John and Bill, were good sports with dynamite, Bill the standout short and stocky; I have seen players in tackling go right over Bill's head as he hit low and went under them.The Smaill\u2019s, with Doug the standout, following in the footsteps of his well-known dad, Walter, while Bruce was more the student with sport as a Jack and Art, were opposites with Jack the more rugged of the two.The Crombie\u2019s were another rugged family of athletes, George, followed by Jim and John, better known as Bones.They were all terrific competitors and were in the game every minute they were playing.The Markham's were of different temperaments, both quiet-spoken but Wally the standout, both at school and later at McGill.Space will not permit me to mention all families.The Crite\u2019s boys, Gordon, Doug, George and Jim were all six feet or over and were a great sporting family likewise the Glickman\u2019s Lorrie and Joe, the latter a three-letter man, and one of the best.Heredity\u2019s Part While I am on the subject of families it is a good time to talk about the part I have found heredity seems to play in the makeup of athletes.As a shining example we will take the case of Murray Patrick, son of the well- known Lester, When Murray came to the school he was 17 years old and had not been on skates for a number of years.After playing standout football and basketball he came out with the hockey squad.At the- first practice he was like a person who had never been on skates before.At that time the rule caleld.for pa to declare six boys as seniors cut Nl before the first league \u2018game, and they could not be used on the B team.When I sent Murray's name in as one of the six I received my first criticism from you must have known his father.\u201d My answer was, \u201cYes, and I knew him as one of the best hockey players of his day or any other.\u201d In the middle of the season Murray was a standout, at the end he was an all star, the next season he played on New York Rovers, then the following season on the Phil.Ramblers; .and before the season was over, he moved up to the Rangers.Doug Smaill, like Murray, was a natural with heredity playing its art.The distaff side of the family often showed its influence when I would wonder why certain boys developed so quickly and in inquiring the maiden name of their mother I would find she was the sister or a close relative of some of the older great athletic families.Jim Macken New B.C.Tennis Champ Jim Macken formerly of West- mount now residing in Vancouver won \"the British Columbia tennis singles championship on Saturday.Jim who is a brother of Brendan the Davis Cup player played brilliantly to defeat Jim Skelton in straight sets 7-5, 6-4 and 6-1, Tennis experts on the coast think that Jim Macken was the \u2018\u2018forgotten man\u201d when the Canadian Davis Cup selectors named the 1951 squad.Since moving to Vancouver last year Jim has cleaned up most of the major tennis trophies in B.C.Blaze On Boulevard Started By Torches The Westmount Fire Department responded to a call Monday when a house under construction on The Boulevard took fire, The authorities said the blaze was caused by the neglectful use of welding torches by the workers.The heat from the torches started a fire in the walls and attic.One stream was used to combat the blaze and damage was slight.Brig.Del alanne .(Continued from Page 1) 3.First Aid and Stretcher Bearing, 6 periods.\u201c \u20ac Identification and Orientation of points in devastated areas: À periods.d) Post-disaster Operational Responsibilities of Wardens: 1.Reporting, 4 periods: a) Casualties.b) Fires.c) Extent and type of damage.2.Liaison and Assistance to other sections: 2 periods: e) Recapitulation, 1 period.Morgan Realties Limited Real Estate Brokers 1455 UNION AVE.HA.0251 Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's SUITS HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Our Newest Imported Materials Are Worth Seeing Call and See Mr.Davies who will Give you his Personal Attention PICCADILLY VALET SERVICE 154 ABBOTT AVE, wi.3205 (Just below St.Catherine) the principal, who said,.\u201cHuh, Fu Fins Satur was | Wray) stree and drow from East.Mont ball While Cana he wi strok Antw Ba the N won Leag! was 1922, the fi and Sprin ance years At was ~ the R serve after lay w Huds Memb Memb Club : forme daugt a bro Te Ee AA FF oe EEA = 1 & COMPANY Free Estimates WESTMOUNT ion Fir day Died In Accidental Fall From Yacht Funeral services for Gordon E.Findlay, 53, who died accidentally Saturday, of 4180 Kensington Ave.was held Wednesday in the Jos.C.Wray & Bro.chape}, Mountain street.A prominent insurance broker and sportsman, Mr.Findlay drowned when he fell overboard from his yacht at St.Andrew's East.: He was born and educated in Montreal and was a former football and swimming champion.While overseas in 1917 with the Canadian Corps, Second Division, he won the Canadian Corps breast stroke swimming championship at Antwerp.Back in Canada, he played on the M.A.A.A.football team which won the Inter-Provincial Football League championship in 1919.He was \u2018a member of the team until 1922, Mr.Findlay joined his father in the fire insurance business in 1920 and became manager of the Springfiéld Group of Fire Insurance Companies, He retired two years ago, At the start of the last war he was a company commander with - the Royal Montreal Regiment, Re- gerve Battalion, but retired soon Afterwards.An ardent yachtsman, Mr.Find- lay was a past commodore of the Hudson Yacht Club.He was & life member of the M.A.A.A.and a nember of the Whitclock Golf lub and the United Services Club.He is survived by his wife, the former Greeba Williamson; a daughter, Mrs.Robert Odell, and a brother, Douglas Findlay.Hardwood Floors REPAIRED + REFINISHED - SUPPLIED LAID - FINISHED - CLEANED A.Ross Grafton WE.2323 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET \"50 YEARS IN } WESTMOUNT\u201d Exceptional Values ! A LARGE SELECTION OF WATCHES DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS OHMAN'S WE.4046 Two-year- -old Alexander Townsend likes the wide open spaces.He was found clad in his pyjamas wandering in Westmount Park on Friday night by the police after he had quictly slipped out of his home without the maid knowing.Alex looks as if he might make a good F.B.I.man as he plays with the interesting gadgets in the Westmount Police Station on Stanton avenue.A Young Man Likes Night Life in Westmount Park Two-year-old Alexander Townsend found the door of his house open about 7 o'clock and decided to take a stroll barefoot in Westmount Park cla¢ only in his bright yellow pyjamas.He wound up in the Westmount Police Station.His parents, Mr.and Mrs.R.G.Townsend, of 331 Lansdowne avenue, didn\u2019t know anything about Alexander's adventure until they came home at midnight and found the tot\u2019s bed empty.Also unaware was the family maid, who thought young Alex sound asleep in his cot.While every agency was trying to find the parents, the little fellow ate ice-cream and biscuits, drank milk and strove to understand AUGUST SALE! 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CA.9 9864 se æ * ceo) dy Bill Smith, father of two youngsters and knowing in these ways.He and his wife took over as offi-|.cial \u201cbaby sitters\u201d in their home until the expected telephone call JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THREE their men on slim rations.10 oz.sugar.4 oz.butter.4 oz.margarine, 2 oz.cooking fat.5 oz.bacon, 2 oz.tea.1% oz.cheese.Outside of this Mr.Smith said, the housewife was unable to extend herself without breaking the law or dealing with the black market.The present situation in the U.K.allows for 10 cents worth of raw meat per person per week.He stated: \u201cI would far from suggest that we are underfed.\u201d The alternatives that faced the people were fish, when it could be had fresh vegetables and fruit.He added there was also sausage, \u201cthe great mystery food, which is now more of a mystery than ever.\u2019 Rationing, he continued, was not a happy situation for his country six years after the war, especially when many neighbouring countries have long ago thrown it off.He quoted the Ministry of Food as saying that they will have to re-educate the people as to the different values of cuts of meat, \u201cif\u201d rationing is ever dispensed with.Te word \u201cexport,\u201d he said, had come to have an unpleasant sound to it.There were plenty of goods being made in the country but not for the citizens.To make matters worse large department stores featured displays of all these unavailable goods in their windows.Signs underneath said \u201cfor overseas guests only.\u201d Mr.Smith stressed that the (Continued on Page 4) * JK.Wives es Real Heroes Rev.Smith Tells Rotary A gloomy picture was presented of conditions in England by Rev, John Smith, moderator of the Congregational Union of England for the Northern Provinces, in a talk to the Westmount Rotary Club, + He said his nation was honoring the fighting men in Korea but the real heroes of the country were the housewives who had to feed Rations for one person per week were: Motorcyclist Hurt As He Struck Bus Robie Kenneth Brunt, 19, was taken to the Homoeopathic Hospital .for treatment of a cut on his knee and possible internal injuries suffered when the motorcycle he was driving struck the rear of a stopped bus.Mr.Brunt, of Fort Churchill, a soldier in the Canadian Army, R.C.C.S., told police he was driving his motorcycle along Sherbrooke Street when he noticed the Tramways bus stopped at Clare- mont Avenue taking on passengers.He said he was unable to stop in time to avoid the collision.The bus was driven by Morris Barabe, of 6590 Denormandville Street.Driver Is Hospitalized As Car & Truck Collide Guatano Bellarteni, of 2172 Amherst Street, was taken to the Western Hospital for treatment of injuries suffered in a collision between a truck and car at the intersection of The Boulevard and Westmount Avenue.Driver of the auto was E.M.Cartigan, of 4569 Harvard Avenue.The other driver was Joseph H.Dagnes, of 6758 11th Avenue.came.The frantic parents were assured all was well and young Alexander went back to his own cot.The adventure was over.next time the door will be locked.Two Cars Slightly Damaged On Greene Police reported slight damage to two cars involved in an accident at Greene Avenue last week.The drivers were Leon Scherer, of 11 St, Catherine Street, and E.Kennedy, of 574 Victoria Avenue.Hillside Ave.Scene Two cars were involved in an accident on Hillside Avenue last week.They were driven by Leopold Marcelin, 24, of 7061 Des Ecores ., Street, .and.Ronald E.Of Two Car Smash Howard, of 967 Harvard Avenue.Perfect tea is so easy to make with \u201cSALADA TEA BAGS YES SIR! 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Grimes\u2019 home at 115 Blenheim \\ Place, Tuesday night.The jacket heater.was demolished.Damage to the rest of the house*was slight and Mr.Grimes got off with a bad scare.AE A Farine Ing; organized athletes; nasium; central location, Accredited high school and college preparatory.Junior and Senior Matriculation.Separate Junior and Commercial Departments.The Principal may be seen daily from 2 to 4 p.m., and at other times by appointment, Registration Commences August 20th # School Reopens ° September 4th \u2018Catholic High School ; 3465 DUROCHER STREET [2% Conducted by the i PRESENTATION BROTHERS Experienced staff: character build- #ym- The trustees are Msgr.Laurent Morin, vicar-general of the Archdiocese of Montreal ande chaplain of IAction Catholique; Rene Morin, N.P., vice-president and managing director, General Trust of Canada, vice-president of the board of governors of the Canadian\u2019 Broadcasting Corporation; Eugene Poirier, N.P.governor of the University of Montreal, joint vice-president of the Société d'Administration et de Fiducie, Fédération des Caisses Populaires de Montréal, vice-president of I'Alliance Nationale; J.O.Asselin chairman of the city Executive Committee and of the Metropolitan Commission; Guy Vanier, K.C., president of the Montreal and district Savings Bank, director of la Caisse National d'Econo- mie, governor of the University of Montreal; C.E.Gravel, director of the Bell Telephone Co.of Canada; Ross Clarkson, president of McGill University; and Dr.Georges Baril, dean of the Faculty: of Science, University of Montreal, and a dis- MArquette 2713-1879 Telephones: tinguished - figure in circles.scientific i DE tr ms Sir George Williams (ollege and.Schools.of, the Montreal YM.L.A INFORMATION FROM THE REGISTRAR 1441 DRUMMOND STREET Sir George Williams College ARTS, SCIENCE, AND COMMERCE College courses for High School graduates [men and women) leading in two years to diploma of Associate in Arts, Science, or Commerce, in four years to degree of B.A, BSc, or B.Com.DAY AND EVENING Equivelent courses day and evening divisions.SPECIAL PROGRAMS Preparation for admission to post-graduaie or professional faculties including Engineering, Law, Dentistry.Education, ete, training for the verious certificates in Accountancy.PARTIAL STUDIES Mature students with suitable backgrounds may be admitted to individual courses in the Evening Division.COURSES OFFERED Astronomy Latin Commercial Law Geology Philosophy Transportation Chemistry Fine Arts Business Management Biology Economics Marketing Physics Education Secretarial Practice Mathematics Geography Credits Draughting History Collections Textiles Political Science Corp.Finance English Psychology Insurance French Sociology Purchasing German Accountancy \u201c Taxation Spanish Advertising Int'l.Trade Greek Public Speaking and many others.MONTREAL 25 MA.8331 Sir George Williams Evening High School Complete evening high school leading to high school graduation.Preparation for High School Leaving if desired.General, Mathematics-Science, Commercial Courses.EVENING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Evening classes in grades WK VI and VII for young people, and a special cless for adults leading to high school entrance.Sir George Williams Business School DAY EVENING Open to both men and women.Secretarial, Steno- graphie, and Bookkeeping courses, ten moaths in length in day division, similar coumes in evening division plus French Conversation, and various #ech- nical courses such es Estimating, etc.Sir George Williams School of Art DAY EVENING Professional and leisure-time training in all branches of Fine and Commercial Art, including drawing and painting, modelling and sculpture, portraiture, poster design, fashion drawing illustration, certooning, textile design, advertising art.i EERE president of thex Mail Unstamped Is Not Delivered, New P.0.Ruling The postal authorities are getting tougher.From last Thursday the Post Office decided to drop hundreds of thousands of freeloading letter writers.From now on if you forget to put a stamp on your letter it will not be delivered.The men in are going to have their business doubled.For every letter sent to the mails \u2018without stamps will go there, or go right back to the sender \u2014 if he\u2019s been indiscreet enough to put his address on it.In the past the Post Office tried to get its money back by delivering stampless mail and asking the recipient to dig up the stamp money.Ne No stamps \u2014 no delivery, is the new edict., However, the postmaster general has relent®d in the case of individuals who at least make a gesture of stamping their missives.If your mail bears insufficient postage \u2014 but at least one stamp \u2014 it will be delivered and the.person you send it to will be asked, as usual, to make up the difference.The new policy was laid down in the new Post Office Act adopted at the last session of Parliament.It is expected to go into effect immediately.New Name On Way For Homoeopathic A bylaw has been #enacted by the board of management of the Homoeopathic Hospital of Montreal to changa its name to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital of Montreal, it was announced today.This bylaw was recommended to a special meeting of the corporation of the hospital Thursday for , ratification, sanction and confir mation.: | W.Hatch, administrator, explained that this was the neces- : sary procedure dn order to apply to the Provincial Government for an amendment to the act incorporating the hospital.i ! charge of the Dead Letter Office\u2019 W UK.Wives.(Continued from page 8) problem werit deeper than the question of economics or the domestic situation.\u201cWe canno live apart from the politics of the country,\u201d he declared.The whole manner of life in the U.K.had undergone a social revi» lution since the end of the war.A philosophy of humanitarianism had moved in.: \u201cGood as it is, he stated, \u201cit is inadequate to meet the needs of humans, for man is more than & mere human.\u201d } In trying to encourage equality among men, he continued, thé philosophy of \u201cjack is as good as his master had run riot.\u201d He finished by stating the U.K had emerged from the war full o {high hopes, hope that the regis mented way of life would end, hope that hate and ill-will would be banished.The only thing that upheld the British people, he said, was faith from abroad and faith in themselves.© The speaker was introduced b Jack Burrows and thanked Db Borden Empey.Robert Edwards introduced the visiting Rotarians.\u2014 Peter Pan Nursery School Private Kindergarten Special programme arranged for Children from 3 to 6 years.RE-OPENING WEDNESDAY, .SEPT.12th RESTRICTED ENROLMENT Particulars on Application Miss Elizabeth Veitch 220 Prince Albert Avenue EL.4310 [CLASSICAL INSTITUTE] OF DRESS DESIGNING \u201c School of Designing and Sewing 1821 St, Catherine St.W.* SEWING DRAPING DESIGNING SKETCHING Day and Evening Courses REGISTER NOW MARGUERITE FORTIER director FALL TERM COMMENCES Sept.17th REGISTER NOW Phone: FI.2908 er fill in coupon below Miss, Please forward me free pectus of your course.Indicate whether Day er Even- | pe | ing course desired, | | \u2014 Day Name \u2014 Evening Académie Saint-Léon sda ada, deb tdi LS | LA COMMISSION SCOLAIRE DE SAINT-LEON DE WESTMOUNT Par permission spéciale du Conseil de I'Instruction Publique, est le seule école de la province ayant un cours de Lettres-Sciences, similaire au High School anglais et conduisant à l'Immatriculation.encore pour quelques élèves dant les classes du cours élémentaire {ère à Te année) et dans la classe de Se année (lère du cours Lottres- Sciences).pour les élèves ayant terminé la septième année et obtenu leur certificat d'études primaires-élémentaires, Information et inscription: dernière semaine d'août _- M.le Principal, FI.2843 ou FI.1642 OUVERTURE DES CLASSES: 5 SEPTEMBRE \u2014 360 avenue Clarke ll y a place.Le ca Twenty Five Per Cent Of C.W.A.C.are Married Westmount girls are well represented in the recruit class of the Canadian Women's Army Corps now undergoing basic training at the Royal Montreal Regiment's Armoury on St.Catherine street.Sgt.Major Harry Hesketh, chief instructor, told The Examiner that over 20 of the total class of 70 girls are from Westmount, Quite a rush of applicants followed in the wake of an article which appeared in our issue of July 20, Sgt.-Major Hesketh said.While all training is carried out in Westmount the women volunteers are carried on the strength of No.104 C.W.A.C.company.Women who wish to join up should make application to M.D.4 recruiting office at 772 Sherbrooke Street,* W.Asked what was the average age of the group,\u2019 Sgt.-Major Hesketh said he thought it would be about 25 years.Ages in the recruit class run from 19 to 41, which is the age limit for women.About 25% of the 70 enrolled are married.A married woman with children will not be enlisted unless she can prove that a responsible person is looking after her children, the sergeant-major explained.Training is carried on at the R.MR.Armoury two nights a week, Mondays and Thursdays.Assisting Sgt.-Major Hesketh, who is permanent force instructor attached to the regiment, is C.S.M.Joe Tetrault of the reserve.Lieut.Ford is the C.W.A.C.officer in charge of the-women\u2019s detachment.?Everything a soldier needs to know is taught the women recruits including foot drill, map reading, auto driving, gas instruction, record keeping and a host of other subjects.No musketry instruction is given but the women will be shown how to fire a rifle just in case.It is expected that some of the recruits will be inducted into the active force in the near future.In the meantime emphasis is being placed on the requirements of the Air Force and Navy for women volunteers.When brass or nickel lighting fixturés become worn and dull, give them a coat of quick-drying enamel either in ivory or a tint to match the color schemes of the foom.Usually one coat is suffi- clent.Belmont Ave.Lady Suffers Injuries In Car Accident Mrs.Margot Ujhily, of 611 Belmont Avenue, was treated for injuries suffered in a collision between two cars on Lansdowne Avenue last week.She suffered abrasions of both tegs and contusions of the head.She was a passenger in a car driven by Rene Chenevert, 24, of 598 Lansdowne Avenue.Mr.Chenevert had pulled his car up at the curb to let his passengers out when the collision occurred.The other auto was driven by Jean Roy, of 3981 Lacombe Ave- Edward P.O'Toole Buried Wednesday A funeral service avas held on Wednesday in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, West- mount, for Edward P.O'Toole, prominent in legal circles here before hig retirement three years ago.\u2018Mr.O'Toole, who had been ill for some time, died on Sunday at St.Mary's Hospital.He was in his 80th year.The body is at the Wil liam Wray Chapel, street.5 Son of the late Mr.and Mrs.P.O'Toole, of Halifax, he was a graduate in law (magna cum laude) from King\u2019s College, Halifax.He practised in Saint John, N.B., where he was an interim judge of probate and prominent in political, legal and business circles.In his youth, Mr.O'Toole was University an all-round athlete, taking part || in college rowing and football, and was a member of the Wanderers\u2019 hockey team in Halifax.He was a 4th degree member of the Knights of Columbus and a member of Council 937, Saint John, Surviving are his wife, the former Mary Agnes Scully, daughter of the late Hon.and Mrs.W.E.Scully, of West Saint John; a son Edward; four daughters, Mrs.Peter Hammerton-Keeler, Mrs.R.W.Lovell, jr., Miss Mary O'Toole and Miss Elizabeth O'Toole, all of Montreal; two sisters, Miss Aileen O'Toole and Mrs.V.C.Coleman, of Halifax, T.R.McLagan Mentioned As New C.S.L.President T.Rodgie McLagan, of 44 Sunnyside avenue, son of the late P.R.McLagan, a former Mayor of Westwount, will become next president of Canada Steamship Lines according to a report from well informed circles on Tuesday.Mr.McLagan will succeed Col.K.R.Marshall who has held the post for the last three years.Mr.McLagan, 54, now president and generdl manager of Canadian Vickers, Ltd., Montreal shipbuilding firm, will, in his new job, direct one of Canada\u2019s largest industrial empires.Canada Steamship Lines operate a fleet of about 75 ships on the Great Lakes and St.Lawrence River, in addition to owning five shipyards in Ontario and Quebec.ALE The Finest Dawes Ale in 140 years! Look for the card label reading.er 1 Besides this connection with Canadian Vickers, Mr.McLagan is a director of several companies including the Electric Boat Co.of New York and its Montreal subsidiary, Canadair, Ltd.; Abitibi Power and Paper Co.Montreal Drydock, Ltd, and Commercial Alcohols, Ltd.He also is president of the Canadian Shipbuilding and Ship Repairing Co.Physical Science McGill Building Will Be Opened The new Physical Sciences Centre of McGill University will be opened formally on the afternoon of Oct.5, it has been announced.Details concerning the ceremony for the opening of the $2,500,000 büilding have not yet been settled.The centre has been in use since last spring when a number of learned societies used it as meeting headquarters.Research work has taken place in metallurgy, geology, mining, chemical engineering and other sciences in the Ws | laboratories and lecture rooms.Construction began less than 18 months ago, and the corner stone was laid by Lady Alexander, wife of the Governor-General, in May of last year.The centre is a \u201ctyree-storey building flanked by the old physics and chemistry centres which have been remodelled and connected with the new building.When the autumn session of the university begins at the end -of September there will be accommodation for 1,200 students in the centre.Some 700 will use the lecture rooms and 500 will use the \"| laboratories.3 THE \"EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1951 Three Year Old Bo Has Narrow Escape Three year-old D.Graham Benton, of 59 Columbia Avenue, was PAGE FIVE Sunday, after he was struck down by an auto while playing on Greene Avenue.He was treated for bruises about his face, head and arms.His playmates told the police he ran out in front of the taken to the Western Hospital, approaching car.NOW all under one roof Improved \u2014 Enlarged Facilities.25 Years of Teaching Services AM 27, 9 N 0 W brings you every advantage to study © ELECTRICITY ° RADIO © TELEVISION to enter BIG PAY JOBS THE NEW CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY Building 1204 CRESCENT STREET REGISTER NOW FOR NEW CLASSES Registration Hours Daily 9 to 5 p.m.\u2014 Evenings 7 to 9 p.m.All Information without charge to you UN.6-0959 i Hodge Bros.Lt \"Your West End Ford and Monarch Dealer\" 6170 SHERBROOKE ST.W.WA.1175 .{Corner Grand Bivd.) - ans ES ES a DL TGS, GS Ce TAMAS A mi lat ei Snake tame Tas == 277 mm corses me J A ar as EU A must m2 yp = PAGE SIX THE EXAMINER Serving the City ot Westmouns GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'B METROPULIS Published Every Friday by THÉ EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773 % \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aims to be an Independent, clean newspaper for the home.devoted to DPuwblic servira.Mal) subscriptions; $2.00 per year: $5.00 half-year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post Office \u2018depl.Ottawa FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1951- POTATOES, BANANAS, DEARER LS 4 * \u2018 Housewives At Wits' End To Stretch Family Budget The man who wrote the words for the gong hit of the 1920's \u201cPotatoes Are Cheaper, Bananas Are Cheaper, Now\u2019s The Time to Fall in Love\u201d would have to find another title for a song today.A young married woman, with a baby in a push cart, shopping in one of Westmount\u2019s food chain stores on Saturday was overheard telling her friend \u201cwhat I have in the basket will only last until the middle of the week and all I have left for housekeeping is two dollars.\u201d There is a mistaken opinion that West- mount residents are all wealthy.While it is probably quite true that the wealth of Montreal is concentrated in Westmount it is equally true that the big majority of residents belong to the white collar class with fixed incomes \u2014the class which is hardest hit by spiraling prices.* % 0% The latest index of living costs published in another column of this issue, shows that prices are still rising and furthermore that Montreal and district again heads the list, as the most expensive place to live in Canada.- The index is dated as at July 1 and does not take into account the increase in rent most families will have to pay as from August 1.Westmount housewives, already hard pres- THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, sed to stretch the family budget, can look forward to more stretching if present indications are any guide.When the Canadian Legion pointed out to Mr.Abbott, Finance Minister, last year that the removal of controls on rents and other commodities would result in hardships and more inflation they were closer to the button than governmental departmental experts, who stated that with removal of controls, prices would find their own levels.What these levels will eventually be is anybody's guess, but unless firm action is taken and prices rolled hack to those prevailing at the end of the Second World War the Canadian Dollar will soon be worth less than fifty cents by comparison.¥ 0% 0% Patriotic citizens who invested in War Bonds and held on to them are amongst those hardest hit as the purchasing power of their dollar has persistently dwindled.It may be difficult to sell future issues of Bonds unless some action is taken to reestablish the value of the dollar.There is a great danger that what happened in Germany at the close of the First World War may happen here.It will be recalled that the Germans immediately turned \u201cmoneys received into commodities whether they needed that kind of goods or not.Commodities held their values whereas the value of the mark changed from hour to hour.Apartment buildings in Berlin were sold for as little as one dollar in United States currency which goes to prove just what inflation, if not controlled, may also do \u201chere to a once stable currency.In the meantime it is the head of the family and more particularly the housewife who has to face the ever rising cost of living.% % * The recent debacle in the wool market is positive proof that the reported shortages in raw wool were fictitious.People were panicked into buying woolen articles in the spring under the pretext that by fall there would be no woolen goods available.Result, there is an abuandance of wool on the market and prices have dropped.\u201c Government action is long overdue \u2014 profiteering must be curbed and stock-piling waiting for a rise in prices ruled out.LETTERS lo the Editor Letters are reproduced as a public service.They do not feflect editoriax opinion and the paper does not accept responsibility for their contents.This Peach Ice Cream Is Nut Crunchy Type This ice cream (with its chunky pieces of crunchy walnut distributed through the crystal- free peach ice) can be piled into segments of luscious melon.BURNS WAS RIGHT The Editor, The Examiner.Peterson, in your last issue regarding Westmount's anti-rooming house by-law I give up.How any one with a spark of human kindness can try to defend a law which will turn many nice people, many of them old and infirm, into the streets is beyond my comprehension of what the Christian life means.the City.ple that this is an old by-law ago and that consequently plenty above Sherbrooke street has been designed as the stepping stone for higher places in our social order.Sir, The nearer you get to the summit How smug can one get?After the nearer Jou get to within ; [ ,; : speaking distance of the great.reading the letter by Phyllis Lee It is indeed a pity that some of the elderly persons forced to move once lived in some of the mansions in that part of Westmount but through reverses of fortune are reduced to living in one room in a less pretentious section of Maybe some of those who are supporting the by-law may find Ne themselves in the same position at It is all very well telling peo- gome future date.I am not being vindictive when passed some six or seven years T say I hope so.' : I admire Montreal in the stand, of warning was given.World War | taken that this is no time to en-\u2018 II has been over for about the force by-laws such as the one in Melt 1 tablespoon butter.Yield\u20148 servings.Combine 2 teaspoons plain gelatine, 1/4 cup cold water.Measure into a saucepan 3 cups cut-up peeled ripe peaches, 4 cup granulated sugar.1/4 cup corn syrup.Bring slowly to the boil, stirring until the sugar dissolves; remove from heat and press through a coarse sieve.Add gelatine to hot peach mixture and stir until gelatine is dissolved.Cool thoroughly.Stir in 2 tablespoons lemon juice, 1/4 spoon almond extract, 1 pint (215 cups) 18 per cent cream.° Turn into freezing tray of mechanical refrigerator and freeze until firm, stirring once or twice \u2014the cold control of the refrigerator should be set at its coldest point.While ice cream is freezing, Stir in same length of time and there | Westmount.The Montreal authori- | *¢ CUP broken walnuts and cook are still many of our fighting men ties point to the present shortage | over low heat, stirring constantly, trying to find accommodation \u2018of accommodation which looks | until nuts are slightly browned; they can afford, without very 'like existing for some time to Stil in 2 tablespoons brown sugar.much help from those who stayed come.at home and profitted.and cook, stirring constantly until It is very nice and smug to Sugar is melted and bubbly.Cool | I think the letter by \u201cMitch\u201d stand up in church on Sunday thoroughly, stirring often.- which appeared in a local daily mornings and sing \u201cThe Lord is Return to freezing tray and expressed the Westmount situa- my shepherd\u201d but for the most freeze until firm, stirring once.tion well.The writer pleaded for part this would appear to be lip! tolerance for the less fortunate.'gervice only.It seems to me that the area BAHA'I When ice cream is firm, break jup with a fork and turn into a Burns was right when he said chilled bowl; beat with a rotary \u201cMan's inhumanity to man has heater until smooth and fluffy.| made countless thousands mourn.\u201d Fold in nuts.When ice cream is frozen, turn cold control to a point which will Park Bench * A WORLD FAITH * Calvary United Church | sistency.* keep ice cream at desired con- » Science cannot create amity and fellowship in human hearts.Nel- ther can patriotism nor racial oliegionce effect a remedy .The spiritual teachings of the religion of God can alone create this love, unity and accord in human hearts, For study classes, discussion groups and literature Inquire: Box No.58 - Tel.CL.1879 The united services of Calvary United and First Baptist congre- representative galions on Sunday next in Cal-| Governor-General vary Church, Dorchester St, at|for a term of five years.His Greene Ave, Westmount.The Salary, paid by Canada, is 10,000 | preacher at both\u2019 morning and) Pounds sterling per year.jevening services will be the Rev.Appointed by the King as his in Canada, \u2018the serves usually He acts entirely by and with the E.Clifford\u201d Knowles, M.A., B.D,,| advice of his Ministry, which is who is chaplain and counsellor of responsible to Parliament, and as McGill University.Mr.Knowles acting head of the Executive he is also in charge of the pastoral| summons, prorogues and dissolves work of Calvary Church for the| Parliament, month of August.and assents to or reserves bills.: AUGUST 17, 1951 ome to Church Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourish, .Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.* - % chaplaincy service during the w | Westmount Baptist ||and in the years of renabilitatio} * + Mr.Gordon's messages are intense- Life becomes significant when |ly practical, viewed in the light of its environ- ment, said Rev.Dixon H.Gordon ] at Westmount Baptist Church last BAPTIST 21 Sunday in the course of the series of sermons he is delivering on WESTMOUNT BAPTIST \u201cReligion for These Times.\u201d Next \u2018 CHURCH } Sund i th b; will ng, he Subject.And Sherbrooke Street and Roslyn Avenue in the.evening it will be \u201cBut \u2014 John Alexander Johnston, P.D., God!\u201d Minister Because of his experience in the Willlam J.Neale \"ANGLIC AN Organist and Choirmaster Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Sunday, August 19th 11.00 a.m.\u2014RELIGION \u2014 What Abent Routine?.7.30 p.m.\u2014BUT GOD! Rev.DIXON H.GORDON, B.A, B.D.Preacher at both services Wednesday 8.00 p.m.Midweek Fellowship, ° CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Académy Road Westmount, Que.Rev.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsoy Rev.M.J.C.Levason Honorary Assistant Thirteenth Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.110.15 a.m, Mattins, 111.00 aan.Solemn Eucharist, 7.00 p.m.Evensong.IVeek-day Services Holy Communion: 8.00 a.m.Monday and Friday; 7.00 a.m.Tuesday, +» Thursday and Saturday; 9.30 a.m.Wednesday.Maltins: 7.30 am.daily, except on |\u2019 Wednesday at 9.00 a.m.: Evensong: 5.50 p.m.daily, except on 71.00 a.m.Sunday School.Saturday at 3.00 p.m.11.00 a.m.Morning Service, - Subfect: \u201cSOUL.\u201d Sunday, August 19th ST.MATTHIAS Golden Text: Psalms 25 1:4.Us CHURCH thee, O Lord, do 1 lift up % pui dr ï shew me thy nay r eac.me y paths, Westmount , Wednesday Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev, Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Rev.P.R.M, Farrell, M.A.\u2018| 8.15 p.m.Testimony Meeting, Reading oom, 52 Academy Road.2.00 ppm.to 4.00 p.m.Tuesdays days and Fridays, except Sunday and Holidays.UNITED ; CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue Westmount Minister: Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A.D.B.\u2014 Gifford Mitchell, B.A., Mus.Bae., Organist and Choir Directer Sunday, August 19th 11.00 and 7,30 p.m.Services of Worship, Guest Preacher: Rev.lifford Knowles, M.A., B.D.haplain and Counsellor of eed Thirteenth Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11.00 a.m.Morning Service and Ser- mon, 7.30 p.m, Evensong (sald).Organist: Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.C.O.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH Sherbrooke Street at Marlowe Avenue Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector.niversity.Mr.Knowles is charge of pastoral work durin August.Thirteenth Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11.00 a.m.Choral Communion, 7.3¢ p.m.Evensong.Wednesday 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion.The congregation of First Baptist Church will worship in Calvary Church.Visitors to the City and Friends are Cordially Invited to Share the Inspiration of these Services.ST.JAMES UNITED Thursday - CHURCH 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.463 St.Catherine Street West PRESBYTERIAN Rev.Thomas £.McLennan, D.D.MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN .» & p.555 vintuoe minier CHURCH .Sunday, August 19th 11.00 a.m, Morning Worship.\u201cHE KNOWETH YOUR NEED\u201d 7.30 p.m, Evening Worship.\u201cCONSIDER HIM, THE HUMAN JESUS, THE MAN.\u201d Guest Preacher: Rev.John Smith, Harrogate, Yorkshire, England.Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D.Minister Sunday, August 19th 11.00 am.Public Worship.The Minister will preach.\u2018These messages are of vital im- , portance to our Individual lived Evening Service withdrawn during in these urgent and.oe ertols August and September 2nd, times.Let us proclaim the Chris- \u201c+ tian faith with vigor, through Lester A.Woodin, these summer months.Organist and Cholrmaster Warner Norman Organist_and Choir Director.ST.ANDREW'S VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN .WESTMOUNT CHURCH and WESTMOUNT DOMINION-DOUGLAS PARK-EMMANUEL CHURCH During August and for the first Sunday in September, these twe congregations will worship te- gether in: Westmount Park-Emmanuel Church (Cor.Lansdowne and Western Aves.) Joint Services n STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 11.00 a.m.\u201cCONSTANT DISCIPLESHIP.\u201d Sunday, August 19th Rev, Blake M.Pritchard, B.A.: - B.D.11.00 a.m, Sermon: \u201cTHE CRUX OF wr CHRISTIANITY.\u201d Mr.Ward.EVERYONE WELCOME (Morning Service Only) | Doris Killam, A.T.CM., L.Mus., Organist and Choir Director, (McGill), Organist and Choir Director ! Philips Motley, B.A., Mus.Bac., F.C.C.0.rn on me 0 © NL SE 7 SE A ER RA TR sey Tr Ari Sara ; re rc ra a I tea.Ny SN Order Your PAINT By Telephone From VERSAILLES PAINT STORE -4469 St.Catherine West (Near Metcalfe Ave.) PHONE FOR FREE COLOUR CHARTS e GLIDDEN PAINTS eo SPRED SATIN o JAPALAC ENAMEL We Deliver GL.2336 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1951 LAN J - The Westmount: Examiner Classified Advertising \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 | WAlnut 2773x 10 WORDS 35¢ 3 ¢ for each additional word PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY/FOR CURRENT ISSUE [3 PAGE SEVEN Authorised Dealer for % General Electric % Connor Washers % Moffat Ranges % Internat.Harvester % Bendix Economat À Inglis Washers % Northern Electric SALES AND SERVICE Easy Terms Available WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES 4209 St.Catherine West (Near Greene Avenue) EXPERT RADIO & ELECTRICAL REPAIRS WE.2226 - FI.8674 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE WESTMOUNT, above Sherbrooke, 8 rooms, semi-detached, oil heating, oak floors, 5 bedrooms, extra large garden.Lot 32 x 207.Ideal for growing.family, Good transportation and - Shopping.KI.3668 or AT.7803.E-14 20 ROOMS TO LET | OOM in modern duplex, couple or usiness girls, WA, 2446, after 6 pm COLUMBIA Avenue, near Greene, be- iow Dorchester, room in comfortable Drivers home.Breakfast optional.22 ROOM AND BOARD TO LET CARE for elderly people (no senile or bed patients) tray service, $25.00 a week and up.WA, 4204.E-34 23° ROOM AND BOARD WANTED LADY requires room and board In comfortable, quiet home, Westmount or N.D.G.Write Pox 164 c-o 2185 Hampton Ave.E-223 ELDERLY lady needs large room partially furnished, 2 meals.FIL ST6s.27 GARAGES WANTED GARAGE wanted, close as possible to Kensington and Sherbrooke, will take year's lease.WI.6911 E- 29a FOR SALE (General) WALNUT tea wagon; 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paintings; girl\u2019s C.C.M.bicycle; chests, children's desk; bookcase, workshop tools; upholstered chair.Wi.\u2018 3826.E-32 CHEST of drawers, $6.00; dark metal bed and spring; new Acme gas stove, 38x21, cream and black, 4 burners, 3 oven, broiler and large utility space.Moving.Must sell, $75.00; large white enamel Thermos Barnet ice refrigerator, insulated, holds 100 lbs.ice, $30.00.DE.5093, 855 Prince Albert, PIANO, Knabe, upright, lovely tone; oll painting by for Paris.Jours artist leaving AT.7803.B-13 TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS &5¢ ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH CARPENTRY S.STANDRING \u2014 General carpentry and cabinet-making.\u2018Expert craftsmanship on all lines of woodwork.28 Planned kitchens and custom built interiors a specialty.Estimates free, Satisfaction guaranteed, EL.7453.CARTAGE \u2014 MOVING GENERAL TRANSPORT\u2014 Local and long distance.Specialty: furniture, pianos, refrigerators.Call FIL 1828 DECORATING VAN HORNE PAINTING CONTRACTORS GENERAL EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR PAINTING AND ECORATING AT A PRICE OU CAN AFFORD.INQUIRE ABOUT OUR BUDGET PLAN LK IT OVER LET'S T TLANTIC 3794 CALL E-8 DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING and alterations.Don't discard outdated clothes.I have jdeas.Madame D'Arcy, 2055 Mansfield, Apt.6, BE.4688.E- UPHOLSTERING CHESTERFIELDS re-covered general upholstering., Midtown Upholstering Co, 5337 Western Ave, Telephone WA, 5582 E-12 VENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS \u2014 Flexalum spring tempered slats.Vinyl plastic tapes.Newest and best On the market.No installation charge.Steel drapery supports given free of charge.Call for free estimate.J.P.Beaudoin, teran.ve OXFORD VENETIAN BLINDS YO.5681.EVENINCS, HE.0581, Funarau DIRECtORS Gstablishad 1840 double bed; single bed; three 4766 MAHOGANY dining get; tea wagon; double bed; bureau.Evenings.5 TWELVE tube combination radio- phonograph; English lowback chest- erfleld; lady's blond mahogany desk and chair.Apply 1830 orchester West, Apt.1, after 6 p.m.E-38 SINGLE metar bed, springs, $20.00; ice box, $10.00; gas stove, $15.00; red maple double bed, spring, mattress, bedside table, chest of drawers, $05.00, FI.8729, evenings.E-18 TRAILERS TO RENT Moving?Going to the country?We rent luggage, boat, horse and cabin trailers.Couplings and hitches for car supplied.AT, 9871, evenings AT, 387.81 WANTED TO PURCHASE ENGLISH croquet set wanted.UN.6-7195, daytime.B-21 CHESTERFIELD of good quality, conservative design wanted.Will pay good price if satisfied.GL.4566.E-24 32 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED PART time help mornings.EL.3595 Northcliffe Ave, 34 HELP WANTED FEMALE STENOGRAPHER For \u2018branch of Bank of Montreal, \u2018Westmount area.Telephone.DE.5924, E-36 PART TIME TYPIST Three hours per day, $12.00 per week, 88-a SALES HELP MALE .REAL ESTATE H.JOSEPH & CO.FOUNDED 1804 MONTREAL'S FIRST REAL ESTATE COMPANY [HAS OPENINGS FOR SALESMEN WITH OUTSTANDING SEL- LING XP NCE.McGill College Avenue, Just below Rv hm BEHONE.Sherbrooke, HA, 7101, E-9 HA.7101, E-1¢ PERMANENT full time position for 39 LOST young man about twenty.Must be willing worker and conscientious.MILNE'S STATIONERY 1179 ST.CATHERINE STREET E-4 35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE HIGH school senior desires baby sitting daytime or evenings.Experienced with children.GL.4128.E-35 BLUE aud gray Budgie Bird name Bobby.Reward.90 Arlington Aveñué Westmount, GL.3046.B-3% 41 DOMESTIC PETS VEVA ROBSON offers tlie only Dog Beauty Shop in Montreal, 342-A.Vie- toria, WA.6687 \u2014 Also an exclusive Boarding Kennel catering to a limited number only.Phone Ste.Anne de Bellevue 2134.B- Checking Points For Washing Machine If your conventional (wringer and spinner-type) washer doesn't 5| run well: 1.Did you accidentally pull the plug?2.Is machine overloaded causing a fuse to be blown?3.Is circuit overloaded and a fuse blown?4.If washer has a timer control, is control set in right position?5.If washer has been standing in cold room, let tub stand full of warm water for a few hours before using in order to soften grease in mechanism, If tub doesn't drain: 1.Did you clean drain screen?2.Did you drain water from 3 pump the last time you used the washer?This prevents damage by freezing if washer is stored in a cold place.If pressure on wringer roll is ; poor: 1.If rolls are not self-adjusting for pressure, have you set the pressure according to the thickness of the clothes ?2.Do you run pieces through the wringer in smooth folds instead of lumps?3.After washing, do you release pressure from wringer rolls and then wipe rolls clean?This removes soap film; helps keep rolls firm and springy.QUICK CANADIAN QUIZ 1.Our provincial and federal legislatures must meet how often ?2.Who commanded Canadian ground forces in action in World War II?3.In order, what are the five leading manufacturing provinces?4.Ottawa spends how much per week as interest on the public debt?5.In value of production, what are our leading minerals?ANSWERS.5.Gold, copper, nickel.3.Ont.,, Que, B.C, Man, Alta.1.At least once a year.4.Almost $9 million.2.Gen.H.DG.Crerar.To supply all the energy he expends in his strenuous life, a teenager needs extra food.Basically, it may be the same food as for those a little younger but should be in larger quantities.When he comes home after school, he usually demands food.The snack he gets should be sufficient to carry him over to his next regular meal | but not to spoil his appetite for more important food.~ Those sweet-sounding phrases in letters from Japan will smell just as fragrant when written with the newly invented \u201cperfumed pen.\u201d Actually the \u2018pen\u2019 is & writing brush.The inventor, a brush- maker in Imamachi, figured out a device which releases a gradual |- flow of perfume into the ink.The fragrance is supposed to last six months.87 SITUATION WANTED LARGE airy kennels wilh individual MALE runs, special accommodation for pup- bles and cats, Clipping, pathing, and tattooing, champion cocker at stud.4515, HOUSECLEANING Registered Punbles Jor, sale.Pamela E- - , Mack, ote de Liesse, Dorva E-39 And painting.Call GR.3907.E-23 phone Lachine 4318-J-18.E- ATTRACTIVE kittens, no charge, uarantee o ood home essential.Pent Up Lovers Now Able ivr © 2 To Pen Perfumed Phrases |42 PERSONALS NOTICE Theo Wallgate's Antique Shop, Town Branch, has moved from 2035 Stanley Street to 1522 Sherbrooke Street West.(The Jewel Shop.) , E-11 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS GROUPS .For particulars, P.O.Box 218, Station L, Westmount, Wednesday Westmount Thursday West End Sunday afternoon ~ ONLY CARLING'S Hed (gp ALE GIVES YOU THE PERFECT COMBINATION OF IEETIESS AND BODY IN ONE BREW! RC Loar Sr gL TAR JP San CARLING\u2019S Por pe over MoN\u201d 7 2 are Ea > a ER 8 rere Rr apps fo ee eee oe - a A PAGE EIGHT THR EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1951 + + Social + > Personal > «Engagements > Weddings + + Mrs.P.Lasusa, of New York Mrs.Donald Hingston is at Lake City, is arriving in town today Memphremagog, visiting her to attend the marriage tomorrow | daughter, Mrs.R.P, Vaughan, of her son, Mr.Peter Lasusa, to | Miss Ann Hadley.Mr.Edward A.Kilpatrick of Halifax, N.S., will be in town this Social events held in honor of weekend to attend the wedding of bride elect Miss Ann Hadley in- his sister, Miss Dorothy Kil- cluded a miscellaneous shower at | patrick, which is taking place Sat- which Mrs.Frank Owen was lurday afternoon at Calvary Unit- hostess; and a kitchen shower at ed Church, other out-of-town which Miss Doreen Ward was guests will be Mr.and Mrs.J.P.hostess.Van den Steen of Valleyfield, Mrs.George Stanforth of La- chute, and Mr.C.Ross Thomson of Ottawa.ENGAGEMENTS / CALL ill iE.E./ Mr.and Mrs.Geoffrey William Te Hadrill announce the engagement of their daughter, Ann Victoria, Wh | TAXI, to Mr.Ian Andrew Barclay, son | of the Hon.Mr.Justice Gregor \\ | SERVICE \u2018 Barclay and Mrs.Barclay.! DAY & The marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday, September 22, at St.Matthias\u2019 Church, Westmount.Dr.and Mrs.John H.Palmer, of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter, Margery Sterling, to Mr.Stanley Winchester Holmes, son of Mr.Arthur Holmes, of Montreal West.The wedding will take place early in September.The engagement is announced of Miss Norma Alice Cooper, only daughter of Mr.J.Harold Cooper and the late Mrs.Cooper of Notre Dame de Grace, to Mr.Thomas Joseph Lemily, son of the late Mr.Gerrard Lemily and of Mrs, Lem- ily of Brooklyn, N.Y.The wedding will take place September 6 at four-thirty o'clock in the sacristy of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.Both Miss Ccoper and Mr.Lem- ily are graduates in Arts from McGill University, Class of 50.STANDS IN \u201d WESTMOUNT -N.D.G.AND SNOWDON HOURLY & METER RATES WEDDINGS FUNERALS \u201cFOUT OF TOWN TRIPS [ToT TT ee oO .0 | all Fash | ew Ja ashions | 0 0 i Our new Fall Dresses are now on display with new models continuing to arrive daily.See our selection of © highly-styled, New York-designed fashions.In Velveteens, 3 (| Chiffon Velvets, Ottomans, Ticatinas and Taffetas in the | latest shades including: black for late Summer and early Q Fall wear.o J Announcing .| Q The opening of our new department featuring A J NEW FALL SUITS J Q In the very latest shades and materials.Q U Popularly Priced | 0 Ô ( Shop in Air Conditioned Comfort | 5 ATTA | A [ECA DIES WEAR J 1233 GREENE AVENUE Flizroy 9541 A .(Opposite Avenue Theatre) fi Oo DOC Doc 20< >0C \u2014\u20140C 20000 x A.COURVAL CORSETIERE Specialist in: NU-BACK - GRENIER - LeGANT PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES and GIRDLES NATURE'S RIVAL - A'LURE - CORETTE BRASSIERES MATERNITY and SURGICAL SUPPORTS ELASTIC STOCKINGS 4 Stores At Your Service 4861 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST Westmount Also 4238 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.4491 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.6556 ST.HUBERT ST.Mir.Ronald Hosking and His Bride Mr.and Mrs.Ronald Benjamin place on Saturday, August 11, Hosking was formerly Miss Johanne Beatrice Brown, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.J.Weir Brown, of Westmount, and Mr.Hosking, is the son of Mr.and Mrs.William S.Hosking, of Bathurst, N.B, HOSKING-BROWN Ferns and standards of multicolored gladioli formed an attractive setting for the marriage at four o'clock Saturday afternoon of Miss Johanne Beatrice Brown, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.J.Weir Brown of Westmount, and Mr.Ronald Benjamin Hosking, son of Mr.and Mrs.W.S.Hos- king, of Bathurst, N.B.Rev.Clifford Knowles conducted the ceremony at Calvary United Church, Westmount, Miss Vera Jamieson was the organist and Miss Julia Anne Holden™sang \u201cThe Lord's Prayer\u201d and, during the signing of the register, \u201cTrough the Years.\u201d Miss Margery Leslie of West- mount was maid of honor, with Miss Sibyl Hosking, sister of the bridegroom, of Bathurst, N.B., and Mrs.Edgar Clarke, of Montreal, as the bride's other attendants.Mr.John Hosking of Guelph, Ont., brother of the bridegroom, was best man.Ushers were Mr.John Steele, of Ottawa, and Mr.Montague Huckle of St.Laurent.The bride wore a full-skirted gown of ivory satin that falls into a short train.The bodice of Chantilly lace had sleeves tapering to points over the hands and a standup collar with small points in the front.The bodice was trimmed with many small buttons down the back.Her fingertip ved of hand-embroidered nylon net was caught to a sequin-trimmed Chantilly lace headpiece.The bride carried a cascade bouquet of white gladioli with red rosebuds and white heather sent from Scotland.She was given in marriage by her father.The maid of honor's floor-length dress of daffodil yellow had a taffeta bodice and skirt of nylon marquisette over taffeta, with tiny puff sleeves and a low neckline trimmed with a ruffle of nylon.Her small headband in a matching ruffle was trimmed with small yellow flowers and her gloves were in matching tone.The other attendants wore similar gowns of nylon over taffeta, Miss Hosking being gowned in aqua, and Mrs.Clarke in pink.All of the attendants carried bouquets of multi-colored gladioli.The bride's mother floor-length \u2018I gown was of pearl grey crepe with matching hat and accessories.She wore a corsage of red roses.The bridegroom's mother wore a floor-length gown of turquoise crepe faille with navy blue hat and accessories and corsage of Talisman roses.1 honor of her daughter, Miss Doro- Hosking, whose marriage took in Calvary United Church.Mrs.After a reception at the Viceregal Suite of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, the couple left on a trip to Eastern Quebec.For travelling, the bride wore a navy blue and grey linen dress with matching hat and navy accessories and a corsage of American Beauty roses.Following their honeymoon, the couple will make their home in Notre Dame de Grace.Out-of town guests were: Mr.and Mrs.W.S.Hosking, Miss Sibyl Hosking, Masters Billy and Freddy Hosking and Mr.Hazen Gosnell, of Bath- urst, N.B.; Miss Joan Hosking of Toronto; Mr.John Hosking of Guelph; Mr.John Ross Steele of Ottawa; Mrs.Agnes Lewis and Miss Milena Lewis of New York City; Miss Nadine Ingalls of Sweetsburg, Que., and Mr.William Ralph, of Ormstown, The bride is a graduate of Mac- donal College and the bridegroom a graduate of Queen's University.° oS x] + Westm\u2019t Firm Enjoys Picnic at Rosemere Yo % Le George Weiner Ltd.wholesale tobacco jobbers on St.Catherine St.W., held their first annual picnic on Saturday at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Albert Gervais in Rosemere.The gathering con- Mr.and Mrs.W.W.Harris, and.daughter Margaret, are leaving on Saturday to spend a holiday at Ocean Park, Maine, U.S.A.Lyon W.Jacobs, K.C,, and Mrs, Jacobs are vacationing at ree sorts in the vicinity of Boston, Mass.Among the hostesses who entertained in honor of - Miss Jeanne Rae, prior to her marriage to Mr.David Harding, was Mrs.Wm, Matheson, of N.D.G., who held a picnic party and presentation.Showers held recently in honor of Miss Margaret Brown, bride- elect, include a cup-and-saucer shower given by Mrs.Arthur Brown in Valois; a kitchen shower given by Miss Olive Brooke in Valois; and a crystal shower by the bride-to-be\u2019s co-workers in the sales division of the Northern Electric Company.Mrs.A.O.Mackay, president of the Liesse Hunt Club, and Mr.C.K.Roy, chairman-of the Liesse Hunt Horse Show, entertained at the Club House, recently, for the members of the committee for the annual horse show which will be held on Saturday and Sunday, September 15 and 16, in aid of the Canadian Society for the prevention of cruelty to animals, Mrs.J.W.Davies, Queen of the Daughters of the Nile, has been vacationing at Grey Rocks Inn, St.Jovite, and recently met the Weston group of British girls who are visiting Canada under the leadership of Mrs, Odette Churchill.The girls, Mrs.Davies says, have enjoyed the golf, the lake and the riding, and maybe most of all, the steaks and other food they have no opportunity to enjoy in meat- rationed Britain, Incidentally, the annual flower show for the district opened yesterday in the Parochial Hall, St.Jovite.APPROACHING WEDDING The marriage of Margaret (Peggy) Phyllis, eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.George A.Brown of Westmount, to Mr.Kenneth Gordon Pitcher, son of Mr.and Mrs.H.Gordon Pitcher of Verdun, is taking place Saturday morning; August 18, at ten o'clock in St.Malachy's Church, Rev.John T.Britt officiating.The bride will be given in marriage by her father and will be attended by her sisters, Miss Bernice Brown, R.N., as maid of honor, and Miss Evelyn Brown as bridesmaid, and by her sister-in- law, Mrs.Arthur Brown, as her third attendant.Mr.H.Gordon Pitcher will act as witness for his |son, and ushers will be Mr.Charles Sullivan and Mr.Arthur Brown, brother of the bride.The reception will be held in ; sisted of the company's employees and swimming.| The lunch was supplied by the | owners of George Weiner Ltd.,! \"Messrs.Norman Greenspun and 1 Jos.Hill.| | Various Social Events Honor Miss Kilpatrick Mrs.Allan Kilpatrick entertained Saturday at her home on Bel- more Avenue at a trousseau tea in thy Kilpatrick, whose marriage to Mr.John Mabon is taking place Saturday in Westmount.Roses and garden flowers were used to decorate.Other entertainments honoring the bride-to-be include a kitchen shower given by Miss Coughtry in St.Lambert; and afternoon tea and presentation given by Mrs.Charles Scott in Lachine; and a supper for the bridal party and close friends given by Mrs.J.Bertgam Mabon, mother of the and their families enjoyed tennis \"| WESTMOUNT HEALTH STUDIO ® PHYSICAL CULTURE ® TURKISH BATHS © MASSAGE e REDUCING 4937 Sherbrooke St.W.(Cor, Claremont) For appointment, phone ELwood 3754 bridegroom, at the Themis Club. A the Blue Room of the Ritz Carle- ton Hotel.The marriage of Dorothy Joan, pungest daughter of Mr.end Jou Allan Kilpatrick of Notre Pame de Grace, to Mr.John Ross Mabon, son of Mr.and Mrs.J.Bertram Mabon of Montreal West, is taking place Saturday afternoon, August 18, at four o'clock in Calvary United Church, Rev.Clifford C.Knowles officiating.The bride will be given in marriage by her father, and will be attended by her sister, Mrs.- Arthur B.Gibbins, as matron of honor, and by Mrs.Charles E.Scott.Best man is to be Mr.George McGuire, and Messrs, Arthur Gibbins and J.P.Van den Steen will usher.Following the ceremony a garden reception will.be held at the home of the.bride's parents, 3493 Belmore Avenue.WEDDINGS - HERON - SMEATON The marriage of Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Alice Smeaton, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.James N.fmeaton, Weston, Ontario, formerly of N.D.G.to Mr.Douglas John Heron, London, Ont., son of Mr.and Mrs.John Heron of West- mount, Que., took place on Saturday afternoon, August 11, at half- past three o'clock.The ceremony was held in St.Paul's Anglican Church, Abbotsford, Que., where the mother, grandmother and great grandmother of the bride had been married.The officiating clergyman was Rev.J.HA M.Brett of Abbotsford, organist was Mr.J.Herbert Buzzell and Mrs.Katherine Parsons, sister of the groom, was soloist.Gladioli, phlox and yellow daisies decorated the ehurch.The maid of honor was Miss Barbara Dornbush, Westmount, and the other attendants were Miss Audrey Jackson, Montreal end Miss Nancy Johnson of West- mount.Mr, Warren Chippendale, Westmount, was best man and the Skinny men, women gain5, 10,15 Ibs.Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor What » rnd Bony limbs fill out; uely hollows fll uj bo! f Jo ses balf- J ae look.T ousands of girls, women, men, who never could gain defore.are now proud of shapely, health \u201clog ng bodies.They thank the special vigor-bullding, flesb-bullding tonlo, Ostrex.Its tonics, stimulants | oyigorators, fron, vitamin B;, calcium, enrich bi mprove appetite and digestion s0 food re you more strength and nourishment; put flesh on bare bones, Don't fear setting too fat, Btop when you've galned he 5, 10, 15 or°20 Ibs, you need for normal weight.Costs little.New \u201cget acquainted\u201d size oniy 000.famous Ostrex Tonio Tablets for new vigor and added pounds, this very day.At all druggists.de THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1951 Baked Pork Butt Saves Time In Menu Plans \u2018Baked pork butt and vegetables make delicious hot-weather meals., ushers were Mr.Jack Gelineau, Town of Mount Royal and Mr.John Buzzell of Bedford, Que.Given away by her father, the bride wore a floor length original gown of white organdy over white taffeta with tight-fitting bodice and full overskirt trimmed with Victorian pleating.Heirloom lace fashioned the cap and edging of her fingertip veil.She carried a shower bouquet of chrysanthemum daisies.The maid of honor was gowned in yellow pique, while the bridesmaids were dressed in agua piqué.All wore matching bandeaux trimmed with daisies and carried baskets of white and yellow daisies.Mrs.Smeaton, the bride's mother, chose a dusty rose crepe dress trimmed with lace and seed pearls, and a small café-au-lait velvet hat.To her seed pearl bag was fastened a gardenia.Mrs.Heron, the bridegroom\u2019s mother, in mist blue crepe with matching French lace jacket and corsage of pink carnations, wore a black velvet hat and black accessories.The reception was held at Or- chardcroft, the home of the bride's aunt, The bride's table was decorated with ivory tapers and sweet peas and the rooms with garden flowers.For the wedding trip the bride wore a navy blue and white shantung costume, a navy blue velour hat and matching accessories, The couple will reside in London, Ontario.Out of town guests included many friends from Montreal, Ottawa, Baie Comeau, and the Eastern Townships.luxe VINEGARS To bring out the fullest flavour of your pickled onions, beets, joma- foes, cucumbers, use only de luxe Vinegars.Best for salads, catsups, relishes, too.À century of experience guarantees its quality, flavour, strength and purity.Made right in your own region, to bring it to you af lowest cost.Write for YOUR big new Free Recipe Book, to: LION VINEGAR COMPANY LTD.4837 Drolet Street o- MONTREAL ALSO IN BULK AND DBDOTTLES Business Girls\u2019 Closed Retreat Starts August 31 Rev.John Bennett, C.S.S.R., will conduct the spiritual exercises of a closed retreat being held for business girls, at the Convent of Mary Reparatrix, 1025 Mount Royal Blvd.West, over Labor Day weekend.The retreat will open at 7.30 p.m.on August 31, and will close at 5 p.m.on September 3.Further information may be obtained by calling the convent, DO.0776.\u2019 Young women are invited to attend the sewing classes which will be held every Saturday afternoon, from 2.30 p.m.to 4.00 p.mat the convent.Distinguished US Couple Plan to Visit Toronto Mrs.George Marshall will accompany her husband, General Marshall, U.S.Secretary of Defense, when he visits Toronto August 24.Mrs.Marshall will be guest of honor at several social \u201cevents in the Queen City.Katherine Tupper Brown Marshall is the General's second wife, having married him in 1930.His first wife and childhood sweetheart, Elizabeth Carter Coles, died three years earlier.Mrs.Marshall is described as gracious, sensitive and capable and is credited with having helped her husband immensely during the war by keeping an efficient, quiet house.Her son, Allen, one of three children, was killed on the Anzio beachhead while serving as a second lieutenant with the U.S.First Armored Division.The Marshall's favorite home is their country place, a five-acre estate known as Dodona Manor in Leesburg, Virginia.It was built by a nephew of George Washington in 1754 and is constructed of white-painted handmade bricks with wooden lintels and a tin roof.Here they had planned to retire and enjoy gardening together, when President Truman recalled the General to become Secretary of Defense.Earlier General Marshall served as Secretary of State and later as U.S.Ambassador to China.The daughter of a minister, Mrs.Marshall, has written a book, \u201cTogether,\u201d the annals of an Army wife, .QUICK MEAT LOAF 1 Pound ground beef 1 Cup coarse bread crumbs 1 Egg Onion (optional) Mushroom soup Salt and pepper Mix beef, bread crumbs and unbeaten egg.Make as damp as practical with soup.Add chopped onion if desired and seasoning.Shape into loaf form for a greased baking dish and put a strip of bacon down the center.Bake in medium oven until brown.This loaf will be crisp on the outside and moist inside.Baked potatoes to be served with this must be started about 20 minutes before « These are Roman holidays for vegetable lovers.Garden truck is plentiful and cheap and full of flavor.Try to think up new ways to prepare them.For example, heat tiny boiled new potatoes in seasoned sour cream .dress up green beans with a can of sliced broiled mushrooms and a piquant touch of vinegar.Baked Pork Butt (4 servings, twice, plus a little more) Three-pound smoked pork butt, 11% teaspoons kitchen bouquet, 4 teaspoon dry mustard, 2 tablespoons catsup, 1 tablespoon brown sugar, 1 clove garlic, minced.Remove wrapping from pork butt and wipe thoroughly with a damp cloth.Place on rack in shallow baking pan.Blend together the remaining ingredients and brush over the outside of the pork £ ¢ butt.Place pork in moderate oven, 350 degrees F., and bake until thoroughly hot, about one and a quarter hours.Cut in slices and serve.Green Beans With Mushrooms (4 servings) Three-quarters pound green beans, 2 tablespoons fat, 1 clove garlic, minced, 3-ounce can sliced broiled mushrooms, 1 teaspoon cornstarch, 15 tablespoon vinegar.Cut beans diagonally in one- inch lengths.Melt fat over mod- teaspoon salt, 114 PAGE NINE erate heat in saucepan.Add garlic and cook 1 minute.Add cons tents of can of mushrooms an the beans.Bring to boil.Cook, covered, over low heat until beans are barely tender, about 15 mine utes.Blend together conrstarch, salt and vinegar.Add to beans and let heat thoroughly.Sérvé immediately.A large smoked mild cured pork butt fits perfectly into hot weathe® menu planning.It can bé served hot the first time, in chef's salad the next time and finally browned to go with breakfast eggs.One difference between youth and age is the conception of what constitutes the silver lining.FIRST QUALITY BRITAIN 51 GAUGE - 15 DENIER DUTY FREE 7 DAY GUARANTEED DELIVERY à WRITE OR CALL BRITISH GIFT |; PARCEL SERVICE | 1176 Sherbrooke St.West 4181 .on A Pipe \\ peter Montreal, Que.PL.TES | 1205 Church S22 (A (leaning At Its 27 WE FY YY aia: Ty ERT ; Pace 'q Ny.6679 I a TO SUPPORT ROSES, ETC.the loaf is put in the oven; ,.- Creasy MAY BE BUILT OF CEDAR POSTS (OR 2 X 4'S FOR THE UPRIGHTS AND 2 X 2'S FOR THE STRINGERS).THE UPRIGHTS SHOULD BE AT LEAST 8 FT.HIGH (PLUS ONE FT.IN THE GROUND).CROSS PIECES MIGHT BE 8 FT.LONG WITH AN OVERHANG OF ONE FOOT ON EACH 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Li ' i | \\ i 0 N wv uh 1 ] { + a + J v RL ) wa Tar raGE TEN \u201cAt War With Bill at the Monk Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, hailed as the screen's newest and funniest comedy team after their sensational performances in \u201cMy Friend Irma\u201d and \u201cMy Friend Irma Goes West,\u201d are on the loose again in their latest starring vehicle, Paramount's \u201cAt War With The Army.\u201d The screwball comics are cast TODAY and SATURDAY! \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201cVALENTINO\u201d color by TECHNICOLOR with Eleanor Parker and Anthony Dexter.Also \u201cVENGEANCE VALLEY\u201d with Burt Lancaster, Dru, color by TECHNICOLOR Robert Walker amd Joanne Starts SUNDAY! Co ONE WEEK 5 o FRANK LOVEJOY BARS HART STARTS SATURDAY UNTIL TUESDAY ERICAS ZANIEST ue Ta ARE WAR © WITH THREARMY ski A Paramount Picture kkû ALSO : The real hero of this story is not Humphrey Bogart .it's Every Fighting District Attorney in the Land ! ENDS TODAY \u201cTHE HOWARDS OF VIRGINIA\" with GARY GRANT and MARTHA SCOTT \u2019 Also \u201cIr HAD TO BE YOU\" with GINGER ROGERS and CORNEL WILDE THE EXAMINER, the Army\u201d Tops and Theatre Sat.as two trouble-making GIs who subject the army to the sternest test it has ever known.Before their hitch is through, there is talk of adding a sixth side to the Pentagon building to deal with their hilarious misadventures.Lewis, the uninhibited clown whose incredibly flexible face does everything but spell words, plays a tattered private with a high sense of duty and a low IQ.Martin, the handsome baritone with the free-and-easy manner is a rank-conscious sergeant who - keeps one eye on the girls and the other one on Jerry.Together, rthey are said to rollic through a series of side-splitting complica- 1 tions that leave their commanding officer tottering on the brink of collapse, and the audience weak with laughter.Added Attraction \u201cThe Enforcer,\u201d a drama starring Humphrey Bogart in the title role, comes to the Monkland screen on Saturday.The United States Pictures Production, distributed by Warner Bros.is based on an actual series of crimes committed by a nationwide network of death.How a fearless assistant district attorney, aided by a handful of strong-armed cops, traps the leaders, hitherto immune from the law through a series of high- ; up ties, forms the basis of what \u2018 has been termed, in advance, one of the best in recent years.In emphasizing accuracy throughout the entire produc- j tion Director Bretaigne Win- dust used outdoor location shots | around the city of Los Angeles, covering the residential and shop- + ping districts, the ominous underworld section and other outlying neighborhoods.Westm't Cricket Club Scored Easy Victory Saturday Westmount Cricket Club defeated Maisonneuve, with the West end team scoring 75 runs for the loss of only two wickets.Maison- neuve was 74.Reis was 25 not out, while Lucas accounted for 31 rans.Maisonneuve, playing on their own ground, got into difficulties early in the game and lost 8 men for 21 runs.However Busby (19) and Osborne (14) put on a rally to take the score to 74.Kemp with 5 for 20 and Lucas with 5 for 21 were the bowlers doing the damage, the latter scoring 31 which with 25 not out by Ries pushed Westmount\u2019s total to 75 for the loss of only two wickets.Lucas was showing for Westmount for the first time and his appearance has caused dismay at Verdun who feel somewhat slighted inasmuch as he had signed up with them and turned out for practice at the hospital grounds.The Campus was the scene of Saturday's highest scoring when McGill and Verdun knocked up over 300 runs, Batting first, McGill scored 152 for 7 before time ran out on them, leaving Liverpool with 15 not out while Rumjahm \u2018had previously scored 24.Padmore was the only Verdun bowler to show a decent average, and his two wickets cost 23 runs.Verdun were not left too much time to get the runs but Cameron (56) and Padmore (43) hammered the McGill bowling and aided by Sid Bond with 38 not out, ran their total up to 156 for 3 to take the game.West Indians had no trouble with the Adastrians and scored 178 with Blackman (47 not out) and Wharton (41) setting the pace.The Adastrians replied with 98 of which Hardy contributed 32.For the Indians C.Lewis had 4 wickets for 18 Wharton 2 for 9 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1951 Feathers Fly Over Wild Bird Plumage The state moved in where husbands fear to tread.The State Conservation commission destroyed three tons of a millinery frill.Six \u2018good sized roomsful\u201d fancy feathers, originally intended to \u2018decorate wamen\u2019's headgear, went up in smoke.The feathers were collected in New York, center of the nation's millinery industry, in accordance with a 1941 law banning use of wild bird plumage.The law did not go into effect until May 15.Conservation officials declined to estimate the value of the plumage.of Raymond Burr, who plays the important role of the district attorney in George Stevens\u2019 \u201cA Place In The Sun,\u201d is one of the heaviest *heavys\u2019 in cinema city.He tips the scale at a hefty two- hundred-plus pounds.bright plumage: Westmount Feature > Sundey High-hatter Doris Day and Gene Nelson go into their dance for a musical sequence highlighting \u201cLullaby Of Broadway,\u201d Warner Bros.\u2019 gay comedy which begins its local engagement at the West- mount Theatre on Sunday.Billy De Wolfe and S.Z.Sakall also star in the Technicolor film, \u201cLullaby of Broadway\u201d Stars On Sunday at the Westmount Theatre Broadway, Mecca of American show business, is indeed more than just a paved strip of glaring neon, spectacular animation and wide-eyed tourists straining for a glimpse of a celebrity.No, this heartbeat of the entertainment industry, glorified by the Ziegfelds and the Jolsons, may be likened to Scheherazade of the Arabian Nights \u2014 master storyteller with a thousand and one yarns about the hopes, joys and heartbreaks of those who seek their fame and fortune within its boundaries.And now.one of these fascinating tales has been set to music in a glowing screen tribute to the Great White Way.\u201cLullaby of Broadway,\u201d Warner Bros.' Technicolor musical extravaganza which opens Sunday at the Westmount Theatre, starring singing and dancing stars Doris Day and Gene Nelson, supported by comedians Bill De Wolfe, S.Z.Sakall and Ann Triola, and Gladys George, is the heart-warm- ing story draped against a background of some of the most lavish production numbers ever filmed.The \u201cpicture which centers around show folk and their often hilarious attempts to make the grade, is well-laden with such all-time favorite songs as \u201cZing Went The Strings Of My Heart,\u201d \u2018Somebody Loves Me,\u201d \u201cIn A Shanty In Old Shanty Town,\u201d \u201cJust One Of Those Things\u201d and the title tune.Added Attraction Based on the amazing true- experience story of a dashing undercover man, Warner Bros\u2019 \u201c] Was a Communist For The I.B.L.\u201d is a companion feature, The story takes Matt Cvetic, Federal operative, on a dangerous mission into the lair of an Test Pilot Says 10,000 M.P.H.Air Speed Possible Mr.Bridgeman has flown faster and higher than anyone else alive, and he is out to break his own records.Mr.Bridgeman is test pilot for the Douglas Aircraft Company.He recently flew the rocket- powered Douglas Skyrocket to new speed and altitude records.The Navy has announced that Mr.Bridgeman broke all altitude and speed records at Muroc, Calif., on June 11.There were unofficial estimates that his speed was nearly 1,300 miles an hour and his altitude about 70,000 feet, the best Adastrian bowler with 3 for 26.St.Paul's fell victims to the bowling of Leonard of Wanderers whose 7 for 22 left them all out for 48.Wislon paced Wanderers and scored 22 not out in their to- and Farley 2 for 13, Dexter being tal ef 49 for 6.espionage ring.To fulfill the requirements of this duty Cvetic turned his back on all previous connections.He became one of the very people he had been assigned to investigate, a target for the abuse of his friends and the bullets of his enemy, living a lonely, double life until the F.B.1.gave the signal to move in.Essaying the real-life role of Matt Cvetic, Frank Lovejoy follows such outstanding portrayals as the sergeant in \u201cBreakthrough\u201d and the wise-cracking photographer in \u201cGoodbye, My Fancy,\u201d roles which have made critics hail him as one of the most promising of Hollywood's newer stars.Dorothy Hart, actress who scored in \u201cRaton Pass\u201d and Philip Carey, the newcomer who debuted in \u201cOperation Pacific,\u201d head the featured cast.the beautiful Twelve Sioux Indians Brought To Hollywood HOLLYWOOD \u2014 Twelve prom- innent Sioux Indians were brought to Hollywood from South Dakota to appear in Paramount's \u201cWarbonnet,\u201d large-scale Technicolor outdoor drama.In the group were Chief Ben American Horse leader of the entire nation of 54,000 Sioux; Chief John Sitting Bull, 91-year-old son\u2019 of the famous Chief Sitting Buil and one of the three remaining survivors of the Battle of the Little Big Horn (\u201cCuster's Last Stand\u201d); Chief Henry Weasel, one of the leaders of the Oglala Sioux; and Chief Howard Bad Bear, survivor of the historic 1890 Wounded Knee Massacre in So.Dakota.The Redskins were brought to Hollywood from their Pine Ridge, So.Dak., reservation to appear in a highly important tribal council -| sequence which also features Charlton Heston and Joan- Taylor.Susan Morrow and Peter Hanson are also in the top cast of \u201cWarbonnet\u201d which is directed by George Marshall.Mel Epstein is producer.Refresh Yourself | wl ms À qu EBRADING'.,BEER at the great 1950 4} Brussels Exhibition, PROVEIT YOURSELF \u2014YOU BE THE JUDGE\u2014RIGHT \u201c AWAY YOU'LL AGREE THAT with the WINNER\u201d \u2014 = N THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1951 x PAGE ELEVEN Alouettes at W.A.G.Tomorrow Will Play Against Westmount Tomorrow George Ratterman who will quarterback for Alouettes against Westmount Warriors at the W.A.G.tomorrow.In the above picture Ratterman shows his pitching style while the inset shows him at ease, Alouettes are expecting great things of Ratterman in the Big-Four 1951 title hunt.Wild Race for Play-Off In Inter-Service League With but two weeks of the schedule left in the Westmount Inter- Service Softball League, all playoff positions are still open, with only one team definitely out of the running, so close are the teams matched.In games of the past week, R.M.R.lost out to W.P.F.D.on Friday night, 13 to 7, but came back strong on Tuesday night to take the measure of the R.C.E.12 to 0.In the other Tuesday game Chateauguay defeated R.C.A.S.C, 4 to 3.On Friday night the W.P.F.D, had too much on the ball for the R.M.R.to compete with, banging out a total of 15 hits good for 13 runs and this coupled with heads* up fielding proved too much for the Soldiers to cope with.First No Hit No Run Game .It was a different story on Tuesday, when the R.M.R.really played air-tight ball and finally found their hitting power.The + highlight of the game was the SENSATIONAL! ! FROM WASHINGTON EDDIE FEIGNER ¢ KING OF FASTBALL © And His Famous 4 Man Ball Team vs.SNOWDON FASTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS ROBITAILLE MOTORS (A Fuli Nine-Man Team) SUNDAY, AUG.19th, 2.15 p.m, - Westmount Athletic Grounds 4350 St.Catherine St.West TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT: GERRY SNYDER SPORTSHOP 498$ Queen Mary Rd.ROBITAILLE MOTORS 5014 Decarie Blvd.WESTMOUNT ATHLETIC GROUNDS 4350 St.Catherine St.West Adults 75¢, Children 25¢, Tax Inc.pitching of Van Ryewyk the R.M.R.hurler, who pitched the first no hit no run game ever pitched on a Westmount diamond.It was really a show worth watching, as he mowed down the opposing batters just as fast as they stepped up to the plate setting no less than 13 down via the strikeout route.It was without a doubt the best pitched game ever seen on any local diamond.This win kept the RM.R.right in the runnning for the League leadership.In the other game on Tuesday it was another hard fought struggle, with Chateauguay who had been trailing all through the game, scoring twice in the last inning on one of the few errors of the game.With R.C.A.S.C.holding a slim 8 to 2 lead Chateauguay had two out and a man on second and third, when the Service Corps, catcher threw wild in an attempt to pick the runner off base allowing both runners to score, and there went the ball game.Tonight Aug.17th the leagie leading R.C.M.P.will be out to turn the tables on R.C.oc UT >2oc>O< »oe\u2014o< 0 | SHOCK ABSORBERS | | COMPLETE SERVICE ON REPAIRS | 5 OR REPLACEMENTS FOR ANY MAKE 7 y ERA © 9 ALAN RADY Meouirmenr | ô Cr 0 | 4010 St.Catherine West Fl.4611 | (Corner Atwater) , Q Roc DOCO0CT OOK >o>o\u2014>o>o\u2014 RMR.Footballers Practice Nightly The Royal Montreal Regiment football entry in the Quebec Rugby Football Union has commenced practicing every evening and will welcome any one wishing to try out for the team.All aspirants should report to the R.H.R.armory on St.Catherine street west (Westmount) at 6.30 p.m.Monday, and every evening thereafter.As the R.M.R.expects to field a strong team it would be wise to report for training as soon as possible.Captain Dave Peebles, coach of the R.M.R.'s, will especially welcome any Westmount footballer who would like to try out for a place on the team.Roy Chesley and Mac Parsons joint coaches cf Westmount Warriors of the senior division in the Quebec Rugby Football Union are confident that the Westies will give a good account of themselves in the exhibition game against Alouettes at Westmount Athletic Grounds tomorrow afternoon.Chesley\u2019s only comment was that if only his team could have had another three weeks of practice under their belts instead of Stars & RYPS to Clash In Best of Five Final CÙÜ By ALLAN SANDZELIUS With the issue still very much in doubt at Examiner deadline time, it wag the general opinion that the two Westmount Intermediate League teams to fight for the 1951 championship would be the defending champs, the Ave.Stars and the year's \u201cmystery\u201d team, the R.Y.P.S.In a game played on Monday night, Aug.13, the Aladdins,Ÿ spurred on by Bob \u2018\u2018Hey-no-eh ?\"\u201d Lunny roared into a\u2018'big 15-8 lead and in the seventh inning it seemed nothing could halt their onward sweep, when the disgruntled RYPS took on fire and began hitting relief pitcher Con Forey to their satisfaction and to the amount of ten runs, (four in the 7th, the rest in the 8th, Cliff Gill relieving Al Locke of the R YPS in the hurling dept.in the same frame) and were thus leading when the city street lights blinked on and the umpire did not call the game?From the above hodge-podge of facts all we can ascertain is that the Recreation Supervisor for the city of Westmount, Hugh Strat- ton, and the President of the League, Mr.H.E.Wellein, will hand down their decision in time for either the Aladdins to replay the abovementioned game with the RYPS or for the Avenue Stars to begin their three-out-of-five final series with the RYPS.Whichever the outcome, the final play downs promise to be very close indeed and should be well worth watching.The RYPS defeated the Aladins on Wednesday night by a score of 18-7.Cliff Gill went all the way for the victors while the pitching chores for the \u201cDoins were evenly divided between Lunny and Forey.A protest was entered by Ernie Bolduc of the Westmount Corporation in Yards team about the Monday battle versus Ave.Stars in which unsatisfactory umpiring was said to be the crux of the matter.This protest was upheld and the game which the Stars won 12-7 was replayed Wednesday, the Avenues winning again 8-4 also winning the semi-final series two games to nothing.The winning pitcher in both games was Mike Barnard.Bartlett and Van Rysyuck shared the loser accolade.\u2018A.S.C.as the last time these teams met, the Mounties suffered their first setback of the season, and have vowed to atone for that defeat, but with the brand of ball displayed by the R.C.A.S.C.in their last four games it will take some doing, as the Service Corps, after a bad start have won three out of the last four, and the loss was only by one run.The stand ing at Aug.16th.is as follows.W.L.Pts.RCMP.0++++0+000000 T7 2 14 RMR.cevevirncesasss 6 3 12 Chateauguay eveceesss 5 2 10 NAVY +.+++0s000o0vee 5 4 10 W.P.F.D.+.» 3 5 8 R.C.AS.C.cou.8 5 6 RCE.0 8 0 00.Chesley Cor Confident Hayman\u2019s Imports Will be Extended just a few days that he would have felt a little happier.What the team lacks in practice and conditioning is more than made up for in spirit he said.The coach was particularly enthusiastic over his young backfield especially did he single out Lozito who played last year for St.Leo's Academy.Lozito is one of the best prospects he has handled in his lon connection with the game, Chesley stated.Asked whether Alouettes would field their big-four line-up Chesley said that Lew Hayman had ass sured him that all the Alouettes would go into the game.it will be the only game for \"Alouettes before meeting the Edmonton Eskimos at the Baseball Stadium next Thursday night and Hayman will experiment with his team against Westmount in preparation for the big game at the stadium.Chesley, when questioned as to whether Alouettes would outweigh (Continued on page 12) Hodge Bros, Lid, YOUR EST END \u2018DEALER BOULEVARD COR.GRAND WA.1175 ME EXTRA Fa Connie Sock Ale .EXTRA OLD STOCK ALE SAY OK FOR O'KEEFE'S + SAY O.K.That's why O'Keefe's Extra Old Stock Ale \u2018 stands out above all others.Extra mellow flavour, extra clean tang and extra satisfying body\u2014that\u2019s O'Keefe's Extra Old « the finest ale you'll ever taste, , Always ask for O'Keefe's Extra Old Stock= the extra ale at no extra cost.te J YX + over FOR O'KEEFE\u2018S + SAY O.K.FOR O'KEEFE\u2018 \\ i RTT ERE RE Tn Le re i | fl it 1 à | TR À À T 1.J 1 È PAGE TWELVB 7 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1951 5 v { of Way To Play The Game American Softball Quartet i PTY Tangle With Locals Sunday The interest of Montreal's fastball fandom is centered this weekend on the impending visit of Eddie \u201cThe King of Softball\u2019 Feigner and his fabulous four-man team.The American foursome, who tour the continent playing regular nine-man teams and usually beating them, will be here this Sunday to play Robitaille Motors of the local Snow- don Major Fastball League.The exhibition game, which many expect to set a softball attendance record for this province, ig billed for the Westmount Athletic Grounds at 2.15 p.m, This marks the first time that softball has gone into an enclosed park in the Montreal area.Snowdon Fastball League moguls, who are promoting the affair, made the decision to stage thew game at the WAG with full mem- Ch | ories of the estimated 10,000 spec- es ey eee tators who jammed Macdonald (Continued from Page 11) Park last year when Feigner and|yvestmount, said that there was Co.were last here.That was the nobody in the game who could time that Robitaille Motors chalk-| push men like Harry Middleton ed up a win at the expense of the|ang Charlie West around.No, he visitors, one of only 29 lossesS|yasn't afraid of the weight angle the Feigner forces have suffered| 49 much as he was.of the longer in eight years of competition.training the Alouettes had en- TT re joyed.; BING DISAGREES Chesley said the probal: start- WITH PUBLIC ing line-up for Westmount on Bing Crosby is his own severest Saturday would be as follows: critic.The star of Paramount'\u2019s; Left end, Robinson; left tackle, \u201cHere Comes The Groom\u201d has yet|Jim Davis; left guard, Charlie to see one of his movie perform-| West; centre, Bill Corcoran; right ances that he likes, laughs when guard, Harry Middleton; right anyone calls him a \u2018creative|tackle, Gamble; right end, Hiltz; artist\u201d and says he plays Bing|quarterback, Bob Pugh; flying Crosby in every picture.EASTERN TOWNSHIPS LAURENTIANS PINE LODGE GEORGEDALE FARM Lake Memphremagog HOTEL Foot of Mt.Elephantus, near Vermont.RAWDON, QUE.Plan now for a vacation midst the parte SE # bi us \u20ac.i h Ed \u201cKing of Softball\u201d Feigner is shown above, about to deliver a An excellent Resort Hotel.All oe Ee oe of vou blindfolded pitch \u2014 the kind softball enthusiasts expect to see modern conveniences.Really a de- d.All conveniences, whole- when Feigner and his all-star foursome take on Robitaille Motors sirable location for the vacationist.Fh 0 Cod roads.Rates: of the Snowdon League in an exhibition game at the Westmount ide! $21 weekly; $12.50 for Athletic Grounds at 2.80 p.m.on Sunday.Since Robitaille handed Our Meals Are Our Pride long week-end.the famous American crew one of their few defeats in years when COCKTAIL ROOM Write Mrs.Claude George, they met at Macdonald Park last summer, a capacity crowd is Tel.: RAWDON 57 ; Mansonville, Que.expected at the event.wing, Tom Timmins; centre half, - Archie , Borland; left hdlf, B, Hamilton; right half, Eddie Mc- Leod.Saturday's game starts at 2.30 p.m, and.regulation time will be played.Westmount officials are hoping for a bumper turnéut of football fans to get this first preview of the Alouettes 1951 Big- Four Title contenders.EASTERN TOWNSHIPS Pleasant View Hotel NORTH HATLEY, QUE, Situated on beautiful Lake Mas- sawippl, 90 miles from Montreal.ROUTE 1 TO MAGOG - Boating, Fishing, Bathing, Golfing, Tennis and Dancin Every Modern Comfort At Reasonable Rates.Ideal for Honeymoon Couples, Visit our New Plaid Room Cocktail Lounge SPRINKLER PROTECTED For all particulars regarding rates, stc, write or phone 23, John McKay, Proprietor, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA, 2771 East of the Bolton Pass On Highway 39.the new short route to the Maine Coast.J.B.HAMILTON For Reservations Phone Mansonville 26 R 2-1 - or IN MONTREAL WE.5635 i Westmount Y Wins City Wide Swim | Meet, 200 Compete Westmount YM.C.A.sng copped the Montreal City-Wide Inter-Y.M.C.A.Swims last Tuesday afternoon in Ccuw.at Y.M.C.A.pool by amassing a » total of 51 points.200 boys from eight branches of the \u201cY\" throughout the City turned out for the event.Top star of the Meet was 13- year old Roy Smith of Westmount, who won the senior Class E 50- yard free style race, placed first À in the Class D 25-yard free style event, and paced his Branch's medley relay team to an easy win.He also placed 2nd in the Class E .50-yard breast stroke and diving ' events.Ten-year old John Pinel, another lad from Westmount \u201cY\"\u201d, scored well in Class C, winning the 25- yard back stroke race and placing third in the 25-yard free style event.He swam on the winning ; relay team.\u2018Johnny Hotfoot Says: TODAY'S PRICES MAKE LASALLE COKE You can make a big saving on your fuel bill Another Westmount \u201cX\" star by ordering Lasalle Coke now.Compare Lasalle Coke\u2019s low prices \u2014 investigate - was Jean Carriere, who placed first in the Class E 50-yard back i E 50-yard breast stroke race.Other winners and high point \u2014 and you\u2019ll see why Lasalle Coke-is a better buy.| getters for the Westmount team were: Arich, second in the Class ; : al E 50-yard free style event; Ket now for worthwhile savings \u2014 telephone your regular fuel dealer ) Taylor, second in the Class D 25- i ard breast stroke race, third in ; - : Class D 25-yard back stroke, and Lasalle Coke Company, UN.6-6531.second in Class C 25-yard back stroke; Callaghan, second in Class i D 25-yard free style event; Keizer, ; ; .2nd in Class C diving; and Lark, B mn d \u2014 i A first in Class B 50-yard walking.uy now an save A N.D.G.Y.M.C.A.placed second fn the Mect, with a .total of 46 3 points, and Central placed third Pay in easy instalments with 27 points.It takes two to make a mar- pose a success and only one a} ailure.Lo j stroke event and third in the Class its superior home-heâting performance \u2014 note its guarantee of satisfaction or | m\u2014_ 12] - Th vancin Street.w.base f Metcai ard La north : on.the su square followi Gord nue n to Cot Avenus Cote § Hill, ! mount mount \u201cvard, side À nue-Ro Sulpice Avenue 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