The Westmount examiner, 14 septembre 1951, vendredi 14 septembre 1951

[" Robert Wilson Party Entertain Weredale Boys The Robert Wilson Scottish Con- çert Party which is appearing at Victoria Hall this week entertained the boys at Weredale House, Were- gale Park, Westmount, on Mon- ay night.Coe The 160 boys who are reside:it in the home jammed the auditorium and applauded the various artists who had to come back for ericore after encore, Robert Wilson, who is known as \u201cThe Voice of Scotland\u201d, is regarded as the finest singer of Scottish folklore songs.Garbed in the kilt he charmed his youthful Msteners with renditions of Scottish numbers.Alec Finlay, Scottish comedian who is hailed as Sir Harry Lauder\u2019's successor, kept the boys in an uproar of laughter As he entertained them with his \u201cpawky\u201d humour and flow of stories.The boys joined in singing some of the better known Scottish songs which added to the enjoyment of the evening.: Another artist who found favour was Will Starr who gave out with the accordion.The duo, Kenyon and Fewings in a novelty musical act, showed their versatility with ?number of instruments which eld the boys glued to their seats.Irving P.Rexford, past president of Weredale House, thanked the artists on behalf of the governors, boys and staff.Among those present were: Mrs.Rexford, past president; Norman Holland, J.E.Dodds, Miss M.Dodds, James H.Webb, Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Ever- son, Mr.and Mrs.F.H.Hopkins, Mr.and Mrs.A.W.McMaster, Mr.and Mrs.D.Binny Robertson, V.F.McAdam, secretary-manager, Mrs.M.Craig, lady superintendent and G.Brugman, assistant secretary of Weredale House.Greene Ave.Man Is Knocked Down D.H.McDougall, of 1110 Greene Avenue, was taken to the Western Hospital where he was treated for injuries suffered when knocked down at Greene Avenue and Dorchester Street by a car driven by Nicholas Carette, of 3045 Cote St.Luc Road.Mr.Carette took Mr.McDougall to the hospital in his car immediately after the accident where a cut on his left elbow was given two stitches, > Both parties told the police neither saw each other prior to the accident.Provincial Bus And Car Collide At Glen Corner A collision was recorded by the police between a car and a Provincial Transport bus last week at The Glen and St.Catherine Street, The driver of the bus was! Loyola Matthew, of 4501 Linton venue, and of the car, Peter Kopfer, of 4855 Walkley Avenue.The winner of the Bank of Nova Scotia\u2019s fifth prize in their essay competition on \u201cThe Bank As My Partner In My Commun- y ity,\u201d Miss Louise Garneau, of 450 Cote St.Antoine Road, is seen here receiving a $10 cash prize from A.E.Wilson, manager of the branch at Sherbrooke Street and Greene Avenue.Local Residents to Get First View of Princess Princess Elizabeth and Prince Phillip will pass through West- mount on the afternoon of October 22 on their way from Dorval airport to the Windsor Hotel where they will stay during their brief sojourn in Montreal, Coming west the party will take Sherbrooke street in Notre Dame de Grace then N.D.G.avenue east to Victoria avenue, down Victoria-to Sherbrooke street and east to Peel street before entering the Windsor Hotel.While not so extensive as the tour of King George and Queen Elizabeth in 1939, Westmount residents will have good vantage points all along Sherbrooke street.This will be the first of thirteen trips called for in the itinerary mapped out by the committee in charge of arrangements for the Royal visit.On the evening of their arrival the Royal Couple will attend a hockey game at the Forum \u2018and will enter the building by the At- water avenue door.They will proceed from the Windsor Hotel by way of Peel street and St.Catherine street to the Forum.They will arrive at the Forum at 8.15 p.m, This is trip No.2, At 10.15 p.m.the Princess and her Consort will leave the Forum to return to the Windsor Hotel which will conclude the official programme for the day.On October 23, ten different trips have been arranged which will take the Royal Couple to McGill University and Molson Stadium where school children will be assembled and later to the Baseball Stadium where French school children will be given an opportu- nily of seeing the Royal Couple.Vickers shipbuilding yard will be inspected in the east end.From Vickers the party will come west to the Chalet on top of Mount Royal where luncheon will be served.Leaving the Chalet the route will follow Cote des Neiges, Troie avenue, Decelles and De Serigny avenue to the University of Montreal, From there the party will proceed to the Canadair plant in Ville St.Laurent proceeding then to the City Hall of Montreal where a civic reception will be held.At 6 p.m.the Royal Couple will return from the City Hall to the Windsor Hotel, On October 24 Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip leave for , (Continued on page 2) At Intersection wl Campbell and R.H.Dean.Eight Year Old Has Lucky Escape Eight-year-old Denis Roberton, of 75 York Avenue, was knocked down at Western and Claremont Avenues last week by a car driven by Lewis Sivert, of 2084 Clare- mont.Mr.Sivert told the police the lad ran out from behind a parked car attempting to run across the street, He was knocked down hy the bumper of Mr.Sivert's car, - Mr.Sivert immediately drove the shaken youngster home where he was taken to the Homoeopathic Hospital for a checkup.He was released when it became apparent he had sustained no serious injury.- Local Committee Named For Royal Visit To City The city council's committee on the tour of the Royal -couple through Westmount is still in conference on the matter and had nothing further to report this week.They are meeting with Brig.Guy Gauvreau as to the matter of security officers, auxiliary police and personnel to line the streets.The committee is composed of Councillors H.L.Blachford, Roy Guest House Assn.Demand Relaxed City By-Law - IE \u201cWe are all weary of the way the City Fathers have taken mate ters into their hands in a dictatorial manner and persist in depriving local citizens of the right to earn their bread in a respectable way,\u201d Elphege Menard, president of the Westmount Property and Guest House Owners, told a meeting of that association Tuesday night in Victoria Hall, He sald this was the reason the association had been organized\u2014 \u201cto show the gang in the City Hall that we can strike, and hard.\u201d He told the members that it was time for a show down with the mayor and aldermen.The association's executive was going to cail for a meeting with them and if they would fight it out in the courts, at Quebec and in the January municipal elections, Mr.Menard said they were going to ask the city council for a re-zoning of the by-law banning guest houses from certain sections of Westmount.He wanted it to include all of the area south of Cote St.Antoine Road, Sherbrooke Street and Holden Avenue.The president also stated that the association was going to ask the city to open up Sherbrooke Street between Roslyn and Greene Avenues as a commercial zone, He stated that the association was going to ask for strict enforcement of the licensing of all guest houses as well as adherence to the city\u2019s health, fire and building regulations.\u201cWe want to insist that our members maintain their establishments on a high level,\u201d he said.The association wanted to play their part in keeping Westmount a clean, respectable, residential district.He called upon members to bear down on noisy tenants and drunken parfies; to cater only to people of the.highest calibre.In the view of the association the guest houses had made the city a more desirable place to live in.\u201cIn these times,\u201d Mr.Menard stated, \u2018when costs are so high and accommodation so scarce, the guests houses of this community have been of great service to the Metropolis.\u201d He pointed out that the guest houses provided homes for no less than 4,000 people.He said they were comprised of maiden ladies, who came from respectable families, but lacked the means to support expensive apartments; retired businessmen, who once held high executive positions; and white collar workers who held jobs in many of the city's large firms.He added with some humor that some of these young white collar workers \u201cno doubt work for the very people who are trying to turn them out on the streets.\u201d Mr.Menard described the incongruity of the situation the guest house owners found themselves in.They invested their money in these establishments, paid taxes on them; yet were denied the right to put them to profitable use by the city council, Speaking of the commercialization of Sherbrooke Street he told of the predicament property (Continued on page 2) Runaway Car Hits Two Other Autos On The Boulevard | A runaway car on The Boule vard Monday smashed into two other cars causing $500 worth of damage.E.D.Girouard, of 5130 Notre Dame de Grace Avenue, told the police he was travelling west along the Boulevard when he saw this runaway vehicle bearing down on him with two men frantically dashing after it in an attempt to stop it.It crashed into Mr, Girouard\u2019s car and carommed off into a parked car owned by Michael Franklin, of 4238 Decarie Boulevard.10° .The runaway car was owned by L.J.Salter, of 1470 Bernard Street.Assessment Hikes Upheld By Council In spite of the formidable arguments presented by citizens appealing their valuations on the city\u2019s roll, Mayor J.S.Cameron and the city council turned them down with a solid no.The appellants appeared before , the City Council and board of assessors in the council chambers a week ago last Tuesday and presented their protests.For the most part citizens who appeared felt the hikes in valuation were unjust and unwarranted.Arguments presented were apparently not strong enough to sway the council meeting in closed session.No reasons were given, Montrose Avenue Is Scene Of Collision A collision was reported be tween two cars on Montrose Ave: nue Tuesday by the Westmouni 1 Police.Miss Ann Hyde, 21, of 34{ Clarke Avenue, parked her car ox Montrose and it rolled downhill striking another owned by Iat Rutherford, 17, of 4322 Montrose amram BT re [rer ee ser sya - : nT emma rer Meet Ee TE x .pare a ee Le tod \u2014 Dr rte or ee eye yer rar anes PAGE TWO \u2014 Remember Tz By G.P.SMITH Lhe teams.Mr, coach.A series of articles by a retired coach and physical director recalling great athletes and great Smith was 32 years of Westmount High as director of physical education and concurrently 28 years at McGill as wrest re My strong belief in the practice of developing the juniors each year proved its worth in the season of 1924-25 when the majority of our famous teams.of the previous season had graduated fortunately leaving a few good players on which to build a team around.In football the nucleous from thé previous years championship team and others coming up from the senior B and junior teams who had both won their titles we were able to field a very powerful team.Albert Ayer was captain and half and his ability while running at full speed to kick a drop over the bar without breaking stride wag ably supported by Henny Ewing a very tricky runner and Plunger, That future great, who played standout ball on the big city teams in both football and hockey, Kenny Copland, was also a member.Christy Laing a very tall boy with a terrific boot averaging over 50 yards or.most kicks and many times getting well over 60 yards was excellent.At quarter later x LET ME HELP YOU DISCOURAGED?SORROW?PROBLEMS?SICKNESS?Would special prayer help you?offered Counsel of your faith.Confidential appointment.Phone FI.2820 Rev.O.J.Ritz, M.A.B.Th.regardless consultation by we had a natural in Wilf Paterson who later played quarter on the Grey Cup Hamilton Tiger team.When Wilf was just a little shaver in the junior schools I happened to be passing when I noticed this little lad calling signals and I went over and asked him his name and age and told him to report to me when he entered high school as I wanted him for quarterback.At snap we had John Woelever and he was good either on offence or defence, on the line we had three big men, Alex Marshall a real high knee plunging type; Chas.Lindsay a good two-way player; Chas.Hoffman, a tough hardy boy who loved the heavy going; Ewart Hines, a quieter type; and at O.S.Stew McNaughton and Art All- worth both light but good tacklers.In those days, except in case of injuries, subs were little?used as the starting team usually played the whole game.We were allowed to use a B player after the game had started, so we kept six on the Barrister and Solicitor Office: HA.9238-39 HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.West * Department for the Closing of Estates of Deceased Persons Residence: 4557 Sherbrooke St.West \u2014 GLenview Westmount 2177 Ambassador Apts.6170 S.\u2019rooke W.tyoanatso jé [| e [9141402 paprene || af + LG TINTIN FRRODPLPSL EE L | a \u2014 BOULEVARD COR.GRAND WA.1175 BAAN à A A A A LA A A A A A A A A A A A PA.The Ale of Good Taste THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1951 bench in case of injury; or, if we had a good lead we would pend them in for experience.The basic plays and formations were the same on the three teams.When they went in to replace they were right at home.; In reading the papers of recent years it is very pleasing to see the number of noted tennis players that started -their careers at the courts near the school such as Laird Watt, Gordy McNeil, George Robinson, Charles Leslie, Stew Veysey, Jim Spencer and many others.In skiing the- school since 1922 have won the majority of titles in all classes.In basketball we did not do well but at all times provided good opposition for our opponents, the season sandwiched as it was between the football and hockey did not leave us much time for training.Hockey In hockey though we were plagued with sickness through the season and had a number of our key men off in the early games nevertheless we were able to squeeze through and then go on to meet the winners of the city junior leagues for the provincial crown.In the first game we met the St.Augustine team and won and a week later we were called on to meet the Victoria team.This game was played in.the Mount Royal Arena following an earlier senior game.The starting time was near 11 p.m.and it was a three period game which finished with us on the top of a 4 to 3 score at 1 a.m.The following morning at 2 p.m.we were on the same ice to meet the strong and fresh Sons of Ireland team from Quebec, this game went into overtime and at the end of 90 min.it was still deadlocked 2 to 2 at the limit we were allowed to play.The final game was a hummer with both teams playing wide open trying to score.With the score 2 to 1 against us we sent every man up trying to get the equalizer when the Sons got a breakaway and scored.We still kept trying and in another break the Sons scored the final goal.It was a heart breaker for the team as some of the players had played without a rest during the three games.They certainly were iron men in those days.It was an insult to ask them if they were tired, needless to say they could not have done it in the hurry scurry type of hockey.It was all positional hockey then each man having his own man to cover.The team had as its captain Jimmie Thomson and with him on the wings were Ken Copland and Larry Ireland.Larry was the son of that great sport and gentleman who never missed a school game, Rev.Canon Ireland of St.Philips.On defence, we had Christy Laing and Geo.Crombie, in goal Henny Ewing who played up forward as well.Our second line was Jack Recorder Laverty Sends H.Charest To Bordeaux Jail A sentence of one year in Bordeaux Jail was meted out to Henri Charest, of 7005 Notre Dame Street East, this week at Westmount Recorder's Court by Deputy Recorder A.E.Laverty.Charest, aged 21, was charged with breaking and entering into the home of E.Robinson, of 4875 Western Avenue, and stealing $200 worth of jewellery.He was arrested by Det.Sgts.H.Belec and H.Ward.He pleaded guilty before Recorders Court.Police Chief R.A.Byford said he expected the boy would be arraigned on further charges by the Verdun Police.Local Residents.(Continued from Page 1) Washington from Dorval airport where they will stay for two days before returning here for a two- day Laurentian holiday.The time and route of trip No.1 is given below in detail.Trip No.1 At 4.45 p.m, the Royal Couple will leave the airport and proceed to the Dorval Traffic Circle and from there travel east along the provincial highway to 11th avenue, Lachine.The party will swing south at this point to Sherbrooke street, west to 13th avenue, south to Provost street, east to 10th avenue, south through LaSalle Park to Notre Dame, east to 7th avenue, south to St.Louis street, along St.Louis and St.Joseph streets to the junction of the provincial highway.From there they will travel on St.James street through Ville St.Pierre and Western avenue in Montreal West to the Westminster avenue junction, east along Sherbrooke street to N.D.G.avenue, along N.D.G.avenue to Victoria, south on Victoria avenue to Sherbrooke street, east on Sherbrooke to Peel street, and south on Peel to the Windsor Hotel.Selby Street Lane Scene Of Collision A collision occurred between two trucks Monday at 323 Selby Street police said when Albert Myette, of 4128 St.Antoine Street, backed his vehicle out of a lane and failed to notice the parked truck belonging to Rene Gi- guere, of 329 Selby Street.McKeown and K.McNider, the latter a fiery tempered lad.Larry Ireland was a very quiet serious type of boy.One game we needed a goal very badly and as Larry was sitting beside me I said, \u201cLarry go on and get me a goal.\u201d His answer, \u201cAll right, sir.\u201d From the faceoff he went in and scored.This happened a number of times in other games, and the boys used to say sir, \u201csend LaLrry in for a goal.\u201d Christy Laing was inclined to be lazy and would not hit the line in football as he seemed to feel he should come out of the game as clean as he went in.I had tried every trick in the book to get him to drive straight ahead instead of skirting the ends and loosing ground.He had every thing a player needed.He was big and very fast.At last I pulled a fast one on him.I had noticed his deep interest in a very çharming young lady at the school.Using her as a foil I made up an imaginary story criticizing his play and wondering why he didn't go forward like the other plaers.It worked.In the game that afternoon Christy scored two touches and kicked three points, That was the first time he came out of a game really dirty.The other players wanted to know what I had given him.To be a good coach it requires a good knowledge of psychology and knowing each boy in order to get the best out of him.And at all times giving him a reason for e move h make.Tee ie In te mate 101: he declared, Guest House .(Continued from Page.1) : + owners on that thoroughfare were faced with.When Sherbrooke had to be widened and repaved considerable taxes were levied from these who owned property along it.of this they had been told they could not operate guést houses or \u2018subdivide their premises into flats or small apartments, Then to top it off \u2018the city council stood solid against.commercialization ot the street.Yet, he stated, some of them.had admitted that commercialization of Sherbrooke was inevitable.Councillor Panet Raymond raid this.Mr.Menard's vision for Sherbrooke Street was to make it into the Fifth Avenue of Montreal.He could see no reason why fashionable shops and offices were not allowed to operate.there.At the present time the only professions allowed to operate are lawyers, dentists, doctors, note- ries, engineers and architects.\u201cThere is not a person in this room,\u201d Mr.Menard stated, \u201cwho would want to decimate the high standard set by the City of West- mount, \u201cNo one has any desire,\u201d he continued, \u201cto see this beautiful tree lined boulevard become cluttered with Coca-Cola signs, and neon lights, noisy teenage hangouts and \u2018greasy spoons\u2019; or a welter of seedy looking tourist signs.\u201d He underlined the fact that the association was not anxious to become involved in a political fight or to become drawn into the coming January municipal elections.There was no doubt, he thought, that that clique, the Municipal Association, would nominate their own candidates.\u201cIs they do not.stand for us,\u201d \u201cthen they will be against us.\u201d \u201cIf this is the case we are fully prepared to go into battle with our colors flying high.\u201d Morgan Realties Limited Real Estate Brokers 1455 UNION AVE.HA.0251 Ladies\u2019 & Centiemen's SUITS HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Our Newest Imported Materials Are Worth Seeing Call and See Mr.Davies who will Give yon bis Personal Attention PICCADILLY VALET SERVICE \u2018154 ABBOTT AVE.Wi.3205 (Just below St.Catherine) Denmenets \u201cCHRISTMAS\u201d every day of the year for INSURANCE mi TERRE EIR LE Edwin D.CHRISTMAS INSURANCE BROKER PL.9488 A GL.4519 | 5 388 ST.JAMES ST.W.Montreal Qg top - hat pe Ye EE WE OR NW er AF Ww be\" Hy - Hardwood Floors A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY Free Estimates WE.2323 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET WESTMOUNT?The rT .a\" - Gxuminer VOL.XXII, No.37 Youth Sentenced To Two Years On Burglary Charge A nineteen year-old boy, Lawrence Moffitt, of 5051 Verdun Avenue, was sentenced to two \u201cyears concurrent in St.Vincent de Paul Jail on charges of breaking and entering into business establishments in Westmount and Verdun.The boy appeared before Re- çorders Court this week on the arges of having broken into vocation scholarship, nounced the awards.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1951 Westmount High Alumnae Scholarship Winners The three young ladies whose pictures appear above were.the fortunate winners of scholarships awarded annually by the Westmount High School Alumnae Association.The story was carried in last week\u2019s Examiner.Miss Tilu Tammist was awarded a scholarship of $300; Miss Palijiw, $250 and Miss Tollstam was given a $100 The scholarships awarded Miss Tam- mist and Miss Palijiw are for first year tultion at McGill University, Mrs.Frederic B.Coppin, president of the association, an- Goes to Roy 50 YEARS IN a VESTMOUNT\u201d WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN'S WE.4046 Reliable 4 Certified Watchmakers JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.= PAGE THREE ee) Important Defence Post G.Peers Roy G.Peers, of 487 Mount Pleasant Avenue, has been appointed vice-president of the Canadian Commercial Corporation, it has been announced by Hon.C.D.Howe, Minister of Defence Production.Mr.Peers who heads the Roy C.Peers Co.Ltd., an international trading company with headquarters in Montreal, brings to his new appointment a wealth of experience.Puring the Second World War Mr.Peers was connected with the Ming Sung Company in Washing- \u2018ton, He negotiated Canadian arms contracts while there running up to about 1,000,000,000 sales in two years.He also served as executive director of the Joint War Production Committee set up by Canada and + the United States.Mr.Peers new job will be to co-ordinate and facilitate the in- rook\u2019s Drugstore, at the corner of Greene Avenue and St, Catherine Street, and stealing $18.60.tegration of Canadian and United States defence production, much in the same manner as he did during World War II.on the Organization for European Economic Co-operation.Big and rugged, Mr.Peers is regarded as an excellent choice for this key position in Canada's defence re-armament program.For his services during World War II, he was rewarded with the M.B.E.Rotary Told Weak Homes Cause of Delinquency _ Allenby Ross, director of the Unity Boys Club, told the West- mount Rotarians this week at a dinner meeting held in the Unity Club's premises that the club was only one of a number of influences at work in the life of a boy or girl.He stated that weak, disjointed homes were the cause of people crying in the courts, reform schools and health clinics, \u201cIf the home is the foundation,\u201d he continued, \u201cthe influence of the school and church are the ingredients which make the foundation strong.\u201d Mr.Ross told the Rotarians that nowhere in the world could He was also charged with an at- fompted break in at Troy Laun- ry, 380A Victoria Avenue.Moffit pleaded guilty before Deputy Recorder A.E.Laverty ind received a one year jail sen- ence to be served concurrent with » a one year term meted out at the Montreal Criminal Courts after pleading guilty to eight similar charges.and the Medal of Freedom with Palm, from the United States, the highest civilian decoration.Calvary Wolf Pack To Meet On Monday Calvary Wolf Cub Pack will hold their opening meeting of the 1951+ 52 season next Monday evening in the Calvary Church Hall, from 7 to 8.30 p.m.All boys between tha ages of 8 and 11 are cordially ine vited to attend.The Canadian Commercial Corporation is now the chief purchasing agent for the Canadian Government, Mr.Peers was born in Birken- head, England, but received his education in Toronto.He came here in 1945.Mr.Peers will be associated in Washington with another local man, Sidney G.Pierce, who is in charge of the liaison office of the Defence Production Department in the U.S.Capital.Mr.Pierce was formerly Canadian representative Jaywalker Caused Mishap Driver Of Car Tells Police .« progress be recognized where the Alex Hynd, of 4353 Old Or-| influence of Godly education had|Such as gym, reading, dramatics chard Avenue, told the police he Peen received by a form of tech- 2nd crafts.was involved in a Collision at nical knowledge only.oat ss Fonnted out that the herbrooke Street and Prince Al-| « ; ; rdren not the ; ° herbrooke Stree 2 1 Prince \u201cThe greatest technical ad- children for the club.It was not P er fect tea is so easy | ; \u2019 ; vance,\u201d he declared, \u201cunless prop- a matter of large displays where TE Ho stated that ; \u2019 : il} ik hand A pre ese à right erly directed, can only result in the children performed like trained to make with | 14 when he was forced to stop for |Sorrow and a waste of effort.\u201d seals.sD Do geared iE pedestrians a the crosswalk his| \u201cThe boys\u2019 club cannot and must In the coming season he Lu | ee ! 49 | i: car was struck by a car driven b .I re Markinson.of 2047 yon by not attempt to replace the re-| ihe new accomplishment program : i ih 3 Mance Street.\u2019 sponsibility of the parents,\u201d he as the big effort.nn said.\u201cI do believe that with the| Its purpose was to provide the co-operation of the home, school youths 2 gous on he Dass of soit fi d club th ompetition; to stimulate new in- EA B Hi i I will Sm at reasonable progress terests and give the enjoyment of IE IE pi FALL SALE d = .new experiences; to give opportu- : À ° He said the Unity Boys\u2019 Club nity to the member to sense | .v - i sodies\u2019 and Gentlemen's FALL came into being during the early achievement and personal worth 1 J SUITS wd GOATS, made now at part of the war when the City \u2019 : Fathers asked Rotary to attempt Hi Best English materials, made to 5 constructive recreational pros ; your Po ans gram for children of lower West- I I il 2° mount and St.Henri.e ra B W fu Fo | e ® 3 c 10 Days Delivery In August last the clubhouse was Tl his Is Wha t You ve een ai ting or.| à \u201cLevin or Personal Amention, || 972128, (9 children, between ages ll ° of eight an an e first year : i H ALTERATIONS OF ALL KINDS saw an enrollment of 499 boys and Hit 8 A T e girls.| 4 venue ailors \u201cSome of the former irritants ° ° ° | i < & VALET SERVICE -to the police,\u201d he stated, \u201care now PE t + = b 1166 GREENE AVENUE settled into useful service in the SANFORIZED ! i (Just below St.Catherine) : MIE Pick Up and Delivery The objective of the club he ONLY a OFA DAY SEbRESSitrs encourage the members to work encourage the members to work CLOSED SATURDAYS towards a number of activities Collar Styles: Lansdowne (fused) regular, single cuff, 32 to 36 sleeve Lansdowne (fused) double cuff Windsor Soft, single or double cuff Windsor Fused, single or double cuff EE ASE), YES SIR! IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE BUT It \u2019s True FREE FREE FREE Greasing Washing Road Service TO ALL OUR REGULAR CUSTOMERS Call in and ask the attendant for more details regarding this offer Grosvenor Service Statio Your Champlain Oil Dealer : CORNER GROSVENOR and SHERBROOKE WEST Greasing, Washing, Simonizing and minor Mechanical Repairs.Also a full line of Auto Accessories.Don't forget, when you're stuck \"Don't groan, Just phone\u2019 FI.0573 | At your service from 7 a.m.to 10 p.m, daily, except Sunday A emp yy Sizes 13'2 to 18 \u2014 Cellophane wrapped FI, 6015 7 PRE BRUCE JOHNSTON MEN'S WEAR 1267 Greene Avenue Opposite Steinberg's Frauen FUUR THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1951 [J] EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY }JWESTMOUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE [if] Five members of Paramount\u2019 \u201cGolden.Circle of Future Starg\u201d appear in George Pal's sciencés fiction thriller, \u201cWhen Worldg Collide.\u201d The promising news comers are Peter Hanson, Bare bara Rush, Mary Murphy, Laura Elliott and Judith Ames.LAURE FINK A.T.C.M.L.G.S.M.(London) Laureate, Institut Musical de l'Université de Montréal .Teacher of Pianoforte Speech Instructors MISS R.WOOD, Principal Cor.St.Catherine St.and Greene Ave.Royal Bank Building \u2014 Entrance: 1165 Greene Ave.ENROLL NOW FOR DAY OR EVENING COURSES.PRIVATE LESSONS ALSO AVAILABLE, GRADUATES WITH LEADING MONTREAL FIRMS.|i WEllington 1885 \"The School of Successful Students\" | A A Za 777 av LTT PT al AR a 77777727.THE EGERTON SCHOOL REG\u2019D, | TRAINED ATTENDANTS Dorchester St., Westmount A reliable school of established reputation, stressing thorough training and individual supervision.Highest standards maintained.Day and evening classes now forming Group T \u2014 Sept.10th Group 2 \u2014 Oct.10th ENROLL NOW Instruction given by a staff of qualified, registered nurses.Hospital experience provided.Students receive school diplomas.Employment register maintained.Apply for personal interview stating qualifications For appointments call WE.4840 Lyle Benson and Bert McK.Davey, directors and instructors of Speech Associates have had many years of practical experience in teaching all phases of public speaking.The Speech Associate Club, for experienced speakers, will resume their monthly meetings at 8.15 p.m.on Tuesday, September 18 at the studio, 4141 Wilson Avenue.The regular public speaking classes and private instruction courses will commence week of Monday, September 24.CHILDREN\u2019S THEATRE Dorothy Davis Violet Walters and \u2018phone number to Miss E.W.Egerton, P.O.Box 74, Station H, Montreal St.Matthias Pack open on September 28th and of course the ever-popular Hallowe'en party takes place in October.Elocution - Diction - Poise STAGE AND RADIO PRODUCTIONS 2 STUDIOS 3835 Girouard Ave., N.D.G.Rialto Theatre Bidg., Park Ave.DE.6620 or \u2018phone WA.1376 A M M A M AA A A A A A A M A A AAA MAMA MA EL 40 NOW all under one roof Improved \u2014 Enlarged Facilities 25 Years of Teaching Services N 0 W brings you every advantage to study ® ELECTRICITY RADIO | © TELEVISION A going-up ceremony for those Cubs who will graduate this Fall to the Troop will be held either the first or second week of Nov- The Pack will hold its opening ember.Plans will be discussed at a Sixer's Council being held on meeting on Friday, September 21st, and Akela hopes that every- September 14th.one will turn out that night so that we can start the new season off properly.Cubs are reminded that annual fees of $2.75 will be collected.This year the Pack celebrates its twenty-first year of unbroken service and several celebrations to mark the occasion are planned.The Pack was organized in October, 1930, by Mr.C.H.Maggs, who remained as Cubmaster for seventeen years.It is planned to secure a new set of Pack colors and these are to be consecrated by the Pack Attains Majority REGISTER NOW OPEN THE MARY BEETLES SCHOOL Dancing \u2014 Modelling \u2014 Piano Dramatics \u2014 Charm \u2014 Singing 4956 Decarie Blvd.: ELwood 5170 to enter BIG PAY JOBS Givi 3 a\" spec serves on THE NEW sway.oer mae.© | THE EVANS SISTERS CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY SCHOOL Building 1204 CRESCENT STREET REGISTER NOW FOR NEW CLASSES Registration Hours Daily 9 to 5 p.m.\u2014 Evenings 7 to 9 p.m.° AU Information without charge to you UN.6-0959 OF THE DANCE and MUSIC Classes and private instruction in all types of dancing.Me Vino Harisay Resumes teaching in theory, harmony and piano.262 WOOD AVENUE WI.0206 Classical and Popular piano.Model and self-improvement classes.The studio is now open for enrolments Glenview 4707 WESTMOUNT For Information Call 4845 SHERBROOKE STREET ULLULLLLLULLL HE LULL LL LLU LLL LL UL lll LL ELL UL LL Ld fT Ll LLL LLU UL \"You'll Always Meet Your Friends At Rossetti's\u201d OPENING DAY MONDAY, 18th SEPT.CHILDREN'S CLASSES Ballet, Tap, Acrobatic, ete, BUSINESS GJRLS Slenderising, Tap Dancing, Modelling, etc.BALLROOM DANCING Featuring Foxtrof, Waltz, Tango, Rhumba, Jive, etc.2 BALLET .TAP.BALLROOM.HIGH SCHOOL BALLROOM CLASS VN | 4932 SHERBROOKE ST.W.BOY'S CLASS \"3 (Under Peter Miller personally) Cx REGISTER NOW Dorothy Rossetti announces the opening of the distribution centre for Capezio \u2018Shoes and Accessories.Hard Toe, Teknik Ballet,- Soft Ballet, Tap Shoes and Taps, Tights, Trunks and Leotards.~Fpsselll BALLET \u2018AND THEATRICAL SUPPLIES ancing - Singing - Elocution LAncaster 5978 N \\ N N N N N N N N N N N N N N NS N N N N N N N N N N Ca t' ra\u201d cée dg We ire ra | Ri cai Ti SPANISH LESSONS Experienced teacher from Mexico will inaugurate a Spanish class on Prince Albert Ave, Westmount, Correctness, accent and fluency guaranteed.For Information PHONE EL.7431 EVENINGS - CLASSICAL INSTITUTE OF DRESS DESIGNING School of Designing and Sewing 1821 St.Catherine St.W, \u201d * SEWING * DRAPING * DESIGNING * SKETCHING Day and Evening Courses REGISTER NOW MARGUERITE FORTIER director FALL TERM COMMENCES Sept.17th REGISTER NOW Phone: FI.2908 or fin in coupon below THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1951 PAGE FIVR EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY Dancing Classes Open On Sept.15 During the summer, Miss Beetles and her staff of teachers travelled widely across Canada, the United States and England, tak- ing refresher courses in their | respective departments.They have returned and are planning for the opening of their classes, with new ideas, new techniques and the very latest methods of teaching all types of dancing, singing, piano, dramatic, diction and modelling, Miss Beetlls announced that classes will commence September 15 and that registration is in progress at The Mary Beetles School.Only a limited number of pupils will be enrolled in each class.Evening classes for business girls, advanced and beginners, are a feature of this school.Special attention is given to studentss-wishing to train professionally, recreation- ally or for their mental and physical improvement.: Teen agers and children's classes will be arranged during the day to synchronise with their school schedule, and classes for pre-school children from three years of age will be arranged in the morning or early afternoon.Recitals for all departments are presented at the end of the season, but participation in these is not compulsory.This is the ultimate goal to which teachers and \u2018pupils work and gives a good in- -dication of the pupils\u2019 progress, is their technique discarded in favour of recital work only.The majority of these pupils are studying for educational, recreational and the mental and physical benefits to be derived from their studies and are not planning to become professionals.For those who wish to study dancing seriously, Miss Beetles has or- but at no time during the season | ganised two groups, Ballet Entre Nous, Senior and Junior, and these groups are available for professional and charitable presentations.Further information may be obtained by & personal visit to the school or by telephoning ELwood 5170.a COACH ACTS Natasha Lytess, famed as one of Hollywood's top dramatic coaches, turns actress in \u201cAnything Can Happen\u201d and is seen with Jose Ferrer in the Perlberg- Seaton filmization of the beste selling book.THE PUSS IN BOOTS NURSERY SCHOOL to be held in The Church of the Advent Parish Hall Wood and Western Avenues CHILDREN AGED 2-6 YEARS Hours: 9.00 a.m.- 12.00 noon Monday to Friday Registration: Saturday, September 15th, 1951, 2.30 - 3.350 p.m.at the school For information call WAInut 6224 Fill in NAME .ADDRESS .v\u2026.and mail to Fall Term begins Sept.17th, 1951 LESSONS IN | Miss, - | DRA W ING and Please forward me free pros- | pectus of your course, | Indicate whether Day or Even- | ing course desired.| © ~~ Day \u2014 Evening FREDA PEMBERTON SMITH Name IL.fecersennn | Address L.0.200s scan neue er | 42 Windsor Avenue, Westmount City .se.+ evseuve | city Prov.\"| Tel.DE.2022 == \u2014\u2014 = \u2014 \u2014 =) Day and Evening Courses Write for Syllabus - 1379 Sherbrooke St.W.SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN OF THE MONTREAL MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS DRAWING ® PAINTING ® DESICN MODELLING and SCULPTURE GRAPHIC and COMMERCIAL ART ® LETTERING © FRESCO PAINTING ILLUSTRATION and COLOUR A NEW COURSE IN TEXTILE DESIGN and PRINTING.Children\u2019s and Junior Classes from 3 to 16 years Non professional classes for adult beginners Ii REGISTER NOW OPENING OCTOBER 1st Principal: Arthur Lismer, R.C.A,, LL.D.PL.1605 Evening Technical Classes of Special Speech Groups For ADULTS \u2014 TEENAGERS CHURCHES and CLUBS Also Individual Instruction Lyle Benson and Bert McK.Davey Directors and instructors invite you to write or phone for full details regarding all phases of PUBLIC SPEAKING INSTRUCTION Beginners \u2014 Intermediates \u2014 Advanced \u2014 men or Women FEES MODERATE For further information (V types) and without obligation \u201ctrl eer alts eter Res rePON IL OER RII IPISIRORSS \"+110 00.2 005000010000 02000 SPEECH ASSOCIATES 4141 WILSON AVE., MONTREAL © LA.9500 THE MONTREAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 125 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST will re-open Monday; September 24th, at 7.30 p.m.Enrolment: JUNIOR ENGINEERING subjects \u2014 Tuesday to Friday evenings, September 18th to 21st, and class nights thereafter.All other Courses \u2014 Thursday and Friday evenings, 20th and 21st, and class nights thereafter, = Courses - ARITHMETIC and COMPOSITION PRACTICAL MATHEMATICS MECHANICAL DRAWING MACHINE ond METAL WORK ELECTRICITY RADIO APPLIED SCIENCE and JUNIOR ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY INTERIOR DECORATING COOKERY SEWING and DRESSMAKING FOR A PROSPECTUS, ADDRESS THE PRINCIPAL 125 Sherbrooke Street West, or phone PL.3931 144! DRUMMOND STREET ARTS, SCIENCE, AND Associate in Arts, Science, or years to degree of B.A, B.Sc, DAY AND EVE fessional faculties including Eng tificates in Accountancy, \u2019 PARTIAL STU Astronomy Latin Geology Philosophy Chemistry Fine Arts Biology Economics Physics ÉducatioN Mathematics Geography Draughting History up AU George Sir George Williams College College courses for High School graduates (men and women) leading in two years to diploma of Equivalent courses day and evening divisions.SPECIAL PROGRAMS Preparation for admission to post-graduate or pro- fistry, Education, etc, training for the various cer- Mature students with suitable backgrounds may be admitted to individual courses in the Evening Division, COURSES OFFERED Commercial Law Transportation Business Management Marketing ecrotarial Practice Publle Speaking and many others._ MONTREAL 25 Courses.COMMERCE Commerce, in four Williams \u201cand.Schools.of.the Montreal YMLA INFORMATION FROM THE REGISTRAR 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 EVENING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Evening classes in grades V, VI and VII for young people, and a special class for adults leading to high school entrance.College MA.833f or B.Com, NING ineering, Law, Den- DAY Sir George Williams Business School \u2018and Open to both men and women.Secretarial, Steno- - graphie, and Bookkeeping courses, ten months In length in day division, similar coumes in evening division plus French Conversation, and various technical courses such as Estimating, etc.EVENING | redits ollections Textiles olitical Science Corp.Finance \u2019 English ftychiology Insurance \u2014 DAY ranck sclologÿy urchasing German Accounfancy Taxation Adverilsing Intl, Trade Sir George Williams School of Art 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, cartooning, tex.( tile design, advertising ert.| i p\u2014\u2014\u2014 a SI ea Sy Do FAUE SIA THE EXAM Serving the City ol Westmount GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S Published Every Friday THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING Head Office: WaAinus 2773% \u201cThe Examiner Post Offlee Nept.219) Hampton sims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to poblic service Mai) aubscriptions: $2.00 pes year; 31.00 half-year.Authorized as Ind Class Mall, Ottawa INER spective.METROPOLIS THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1051 protection when looked at in the right per- * * # Most people have some sort of insurance by policy either protecting life, limb or property COMPANY Ave.FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, CiVIL DEFENCE PROBLEM + * + Perhaps the Swedes Can Provide Us with the Answer Every man woman and child in Sweden pays $3.50 a year to cover Civil Defence costs.This was the story told to Brig.Guy Gau- vreau Montreal] civil defence co-ordinator by two civil defence experts from Sweden who visited here last week.Residents of Sweden \u201clive\u201d civil defence declared Ake Sundelin, director general of the Scandinavian country\u2019s C.D.and Ivar Muller, his assistant.Every man physically able must put in 60 hours a year in training, and every youngster is trained in first aid at the age of 14.The civil defence budget in Sweden is $25,- 000,000 a year.This sum is spent in training and shelters.The Swedes are a practical and realistic .people and realize that civil defence is everybody\u2019s business.It does not sound unreasonable to expect a person to pay for his own 1951 services.and the principle is accepted without quibble that one must pay for protection.Citizens are taxed for water, fire protection, sanitary and health departments which they pay because they realize that these ser-| x vices are necessary for their well being.Why then should anyone object to a tax to ensure that measures will be taken to prevent disaster to himself and family in the event of an atomic bomb attack?Why should citizens be allowed to leave all the work to Joe, while they continue to enjoy their leisure hours in some personal] way?It would appear that the Swedes have the answer waiting for volunteers is not a very efficient method of providing civil defence.æ * *% Too often it is the elderly persons and the physically unfit who are first to offer their If we are attacked here, the services of many strong physically fit men and women will be required.Instead of begging the federal provincial and municipal authorities for financial aid, wouldn't the average man feel better if he contributed his own money for his own self preservation.We think so! A system of compulsory service in the civil defence organization would atomic areas.greatly assist this country to so}ve this perplexing problem which is especially important to cities, like Westmount, lying within prime + \u2014\u2014\u2014 22 er pa t+ | Westmount Baptist + \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014_ + \u201cAdequate Energy\u201d will be the subject.of the morning sermon in Westmount Baptist Church.In the evening the address will be entitled \u2018Through a Torn Curtain\u2019.The New Testament tells us that when Christ died \u201cThe veil of the Temple was rent in twain from top to bottom\u201d.The Japanese Treaty has done something to rend the Bamboo Curtain.The Western World yearns for the day that will see the rending of the Iron Curtain.All of us can profit by what comes to us through this Torn Curtain.Westmount Church Bible School resumes its sessions on Sunday, under the direction of W.E.Williams, superintendent.The school is divided into two Sections.Children and Young People from Grade IV and upward meet at 10 a.m.The Section comprising the! Nursery, Kindergarten and Grades T to IIT meets at 11 a.m.Parents who are anxious to have their children receive a thorough religious education are earnestly invited to bring them to the Church School.New pupils will be cordially welcomed.* J | Christian Science | * * \" \u201cSubstance\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on \u2019 Sunday.The Golden Text is from Hosea 12:6, \u201cTurn thou to thy God: keep mercy and judgement, and wait on thy God continually.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u201cLay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal: But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt, and where thieves do not break through nor steal: For where your BAHA'I A WORLD FAITH The essence of Faith is fewness of words and abundance of deeds; he whose words exceed his deeds, know verily his death is better than his ife.For study classes, discussion groups and literature inquire: treasure is, there will your heart be also.\u201d (Matthew 6.) The Lesson-Sermoy also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cAll nature teaches God's love to man, but man cannot love God supremely and set his whole affections on spiritual things, while loving the material or trusting in it more than in the spiritual.Sensual treasures are laid up \u2018where moth and rust doth ' corrupt.\u2019 Mortality is their doom.Sin breaks in upon them, and \\carries off their fleeting joys.Mortals must gravitate Godward, their affections and aims grow Box No.58 - Tel.GL.1879 | spiritual,\u2014they must near the i broader interpretations of being jand gain some proper sense of the infinite,\u2014in order that sin and mortality may be put off.\u201d COMPENSATION During 1950 a total of $60,000,- 000 was paid out by Workmen's Compensation Boards in industrial accident cases.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ \u2018Scientist 52 Academy Road Westmount, Que.Sunday, September 16th 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.11,00 aan Morning Service, Subject: \u201cSUBSTANCE.\u201d Golden Text: Hosea 12:6, Turn thou to thy Ged: keep merey and Judgment, and wait on thy God continually.Wednesday 8.13 p.m, Testimony Meeting, Reading Room, 52 Academy Road.2.00 p.m._to 4.00 p.m.Tuesdays, and Fridays, except Sundays and Holidays, BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH \u2018 Sherbrooke Street and Roslyn Avenue John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister / William JS.Neale Organist and Choirmoster Sunday, September 16th 11.00 a.m.\"ADEQUATE ENERGY for All Things Through Christ, CHURCH BIBLE SCHOOL 10.00 a.m.OPENING SESSION.Grade IV and upward.11.00 a.m.Nursery to Grade III.New Pupils cordially welconied.7.30 p.m.\u201cTHROUGH THE TORN CURTAIN.\u201d \u201cThe Veil rent from Top to.Bottom.\u201d ' Dr, Johnston at Both \u2018Services VISITORS AND NEW FRIENDS CORDIALLY INVITED Calvary United Church | * * The Church School will re-open on Sunday morning next at 9.45 am, New leaders in this branch of the work are greatly needed.The Nursery Division to care for the little ones from 3 to 6 years of age during the hour of morning worship re-opened last Sunday, and also the Mission Band to give instruction to girls and boys from 6 to 9 years of age.The guest preacher next Sunday, September 16, both morning and evening will be the Very Rev, C.Ritchie Bell, D.D., who is on the Faculty of the Presbyterian College.His theme at the morning service will be \u2018The Trumpet Sounds\u201d, and at the evening service, \u2018A Great Way to be Alive.\u201d The Daughters of England Benevolent Society will attend the evening service.They will meet in the church hall at 7 p.m.and will march in procession into the Church at 7.30 p.m.Visitors and friends will be most cordially welcome to attend and share the inspiration of these services.The through-the-week activities will soon be in full swing again.PRESBYTERIAN \u2014 Come to Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourish, \u2019 Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.hureh Westmount Park Emmanuel Church On Sunday morning, Don Bard- well, a candidate for the ministry who had an unusual summer experience at a S.C.M.Work-Camp, will conduct the service.The first Emmanuel Church.Dr.Campbell wi conduct the sedvice.' The first gathering of the Sunday School will be at 11 o'clock, at the same time as the adults worship, Bring the children with you to church.In the evening at 7:30, Dr.Campbell will preach on \u201cChrist In You, the Hope of Glory.\u201d On Friday evening of this week, there will be a meeting of Group No.5 of the Women\u2019s Association, when Group No.6 will be their guests in the Church Parlor.On Tuesday, September 18th, the first autumn meeting of \u2018the W.M.S.will be held with Mrs.H.Curwen Smith, missionary from Indo-China, will be the guest- speaker, Mrs.Smith is the daugh- ter-in-law of the late W.H.Smith, so well known in Emmanuel Church and throughout school circles in Montreal.Guests will be welcome.2% | St.Andrew's After ten weeks of happy association in worship with the neighboring Congregation of Westmount Park-Emmanuel the members of St.Andrew's gathered in their own Church for worship last Sunday.On every hand were heard expressions of appreciation and delight in the general improvement of the appearance of ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev.M.J.C.Levason 17th Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m, 10.00 a.m.10.15 a.m.11.00 a.m.7.00 p.m.Week-day Services Holy Communion: 8.00 a.m.Monday and Friday; 7.00 a.m.Tuesday, Holy Communion, Sunday School, Mattins, Solemn Eucharist, Evensong, - _ Thursday and Saturday; 9.30 a.m, Wednesday.Mattins: 7.30 am.daily, except on Wednesday at 9.00 a.m, Evensong: 5.50 p.m.daily, except on Saturday at 8.00 p.m, MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue » Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D.Minister Sunday, September 16th 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Public Worship.7.30 p.m.Public Worship.Visitors and Friends Are Cordlally Welcome, Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster.STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount Ave.and Victoria Ave.Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Sunday, September 16th 11.00 am.Rev, J, D.Wilkie, 11.15 a.m.Re-opening of Sunday School.% 7.30 p.m.Rev.\u2018J.D- Wilkie.A Cordial Welcome Is Extended To Visitors Doris Killlam, A.T.C.M., L.Mua.(McGill) Organist and Choir Director ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, Rev.P.R.M.Farrell, M.A.17th Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m, Morning Prayer, munion and Sermon, Preacher: Rev, Peter Farrell, 7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon.Preacher: Rev.Peter Farrell, Holy Com- Junjor Church and all departments of Sunday School will re-open at 11 a.m.New scholars will be welcome.ST.MATTHEW'S DAY, SEPT.21st 10.00 a.m, Holy Communion, Organist: Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.C.0.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH Sherbrooke Street at Marlowe Avenue Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector.17th Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, Memorial to Ven, Archdeacon J.M.Almond, founder and rector of.\u2018frinity Memorial.9.45 a.m.Junior Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Choral Comununion.Nursery School, Kindergarten and Primary Department, 7.30 p.m.Evensong.Wednesday » - (EMBER DAY) 7.00 a.m, Holy Communion, - - Thursday 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion, # the place of worship because of the new carpet which harmonizes so perfectly with the whole scheme of redecoration.Soon the program of Church activities will be in full operation.The Church School will re-open on September 30 at 11 a.m: The girls and boys\u2019 groups will resume their meetings in the near future \u2014 with the Wolf_Cubs making a start on Wednesday, Septeniber 19 at 7 p.m.(Wednesday evening instead of Monday).' The Kirk Session will meet on- Monday, Sept.17, a sypper meeting at which several new elders will be welcomed as members of the Session.; The ladies\u2019 organizations will resume their work early in October.- Next Sunday morning the service of worship will be conducted by Rev.D: M.Grant whose sermon will be entitled, \u201cNeeded: A Vision Of The Greater Christ\u201d.At the evening service Rev.George K.Ward will speak on \u201cThe Danger of Complacency\u201d.UNITED CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greené Avenue Westmount Minister: Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D.Gifford Mitchell, B.A., Mus.Bac., Organist and Choir Director Sunday, September 16th 9.45 a.m.Church School will re-open.11.00 a.m.Nursery Division and Mission Band.11.00 am.\u201cTHE TRUMPET SOUNDS.\u201d 7.30 pm.\u201cA GREAT WAY TO BE ALIVE.\u201d Guest Preacher:, Very Rev.C, Ritchie Bell, D.D, The Daughters of England Benevolent Society will attend the eve ning service, and will meet in the Church Hall at 7 p.m.Thursday 7.30 p.m.C.G.I.T.8.00 p.m.Choir rehearsal, ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH 101 Cote St.Antoine Road near Argyle Avenue WESTMOUNT Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A., Minister : Rev.George K.Ward, B.A.Assistant Minister 11.00 a.m.Mr.Grant \u2014 \u201cNEEDED: A VISION OF THE GREATER CHRIST.\u201d 7.30 p.m.Mr.Ward\u2014\u201cTHE DANGER OF COMPLACENCY.\u201d Organist and Choirmaster: Phillips Motley, B.A., Mus.Bac., F.C.C.0.ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street West Rev.Thomas E.McLennan, D.D.Minister: Rev.B.B.Brown, Visiting Minister Sunday, September 16th 11.00 a.m.Morning Worship.\u201cTHE \u201cSAINT.\u201d 11.00 am.Sunday School.7.30 pm.Evening Worship.\u201cTHE FAITH, THA FORMS.\u201d TRANS- Dr.T.E.McLennan will preach at both Services.Mr.Harry Duckworth, Organist and Choir Director WESTMOUNT Park Vois EMMANUEL | a .Western Ave.at Lansdowne Minister: Rev.HARVEY CAMPBELL, B.D.D.D.Sunday, September 16th 11.00 a.m.Sunday School and Mornin Service.Preacher, Don Bardwell, and Ser- 7.30 p.m.Evening Service : P h Harvey mon.reacher: Dr, * Campbell, : : J.\u20ac.Scott, LR.S.M., Choir Director 0.R.Gliddon, Organlst. .Order Your PAINT By Telephone From PAINT STORE 4469 St.Catherine West (Near Metcalfe Ave.) PHONE FOR FREE COLOUR CHARTS © CLIDDEN PAINTS SPRED SATIN © JAPALAC ENAMEL GL.2336 We Deliver > THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1951 PAGB SEVE) FS The Westmount E xaminer Classified Advertising -\u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 | WAlnut 2773* 10 WORDS 35¢ 3 c for each additional word CU PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE\" WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE Headquarters for \u2018REFRIGERATORS up to £100 for your old.ice-box or refrigerator on a new General Electric, Crosley- Shelvador, International Harvester, Norge, Servel, Admiral, etc.Easy Terms Available WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES 4209 St.Catherine West {Near Greene Avenue! EXPERT RADIO & ELECTRICAL REPAIRS WE.2226 - Fl.8674 \u2014 \u2014 Sg 10 OFFICES TO LET .2% GARAGES WANTED 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE 89 LOST 42 PERSONALS 4326 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST, HEATED garage wanted for winter LADY'S antique mahogany desk, LOST, black and white female cat, SKINNY girls! Get lovely curves! 5 rooms, for Professional, vacant Oc- months, vicinity Upper Roslyn and |knee-hole table-top design, wanted.vicinity | of Wood and Elm.Answers Gain 5 to 10 Ibs., new pep.Try famous tober, lst, Occupled by Dentist p pre- Sunnyside.EL.\u201d 0315.1-29 DE.7044.1-37 to Impy.FL 0872.I-40 health and weight-bullder, Ostrex Viously or 1-39 29.SHOTGUN and rifle wanted _b ri- Tonic Tablets, Introductory, get-ac- -a FOR SALE y pr 141 DOMESTIC PETS | vate party.Phone evenings, GL.uainted size only G0c.All druggists, 13 = APARTMENTS (General) gs, GL.3505, a y 1-16 WANTED - E A VEVA ROBSON poifers the Sn Dog XD.eanty op in Montrea A Vic- SMALL apartment, if possible with TWO INDIAN RUGS Wanted, nl ki LE 9518 \u20ac forie WA.SO ratio an exclusive ALCOHOLICS garden, for young couple from Eng- $60.00 each, or $100.00 the pair.WE.|- a.nds of ornaments; Boarding Kennel catering to a limited land.Write Box No.187, c-o Ties 120.$ Pp 1-41 china, cut-glass; oil paintings; orien- number only.Phone Ste.Anne de ANONYMOUS Hampton Ave, 1-46 tal rugs.I-8 Bellevue 2134.1-6 GROUPS TWO business men, brothers, wish a PARCHMENT SHADES 82 DOMESTIC HELP LARGE airy kennels with Individual furnished apartment or duplex, two Plain or hand painted, made to order, WANTED runs, special accommodation for pup- For particulars, P.O.Box 213, 3384.I-13 bedrooms, for October 1st.A sublet for 6-7 months would be acceptable.We have a very efficient cleaning reasonable.WI.DECOYS DOMESTIC wanted for adult family of three, near tramways, char kept, pies and cats.Clipping, bathing, .and tattooing, champion cocker at stud.Registered puppies for sale.Pamela Wednesday Westmount Station L, Westmount, lady.References supplied.Days MA.> wages commensurate with experi B.Mack, 6470 Cote de Liesse, Dorval, Sunday afternoon 8675, evenings, AT.8627, ya 1-34 Boy Gowdy, 1151 Manning Ave, FR Phone WA.7234, after 7 p.a STE phone Lachine 4318-J-13.1-1 Thursday West End 17 FLATS, DUPLEXES CHILDREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS 34 HELP WANTED WANTED .FEMALE * * Taken in your home robe deal gift | Stanley Presbyterian | FLAT or duplex wanted in West- @nd family recor cLullog AD enc asses mount or N.D.G., near carline, 5 or 1721, evenings.1-15 YOUNG L Y ' * * 6 rooms.WI.5931, 1-49 ADY'S raccoon coat, size 14, like | For office assistant with knowledge 20 ROOMS TO LET LARGE bright room, unfurnished or -furnished, twin beds.WA, 4692.1-55 CENTRAL N.D.G., near Sherbrooke Street, furnished \"living room and bedroom, suitable professional man or employed couple, Adult famlly.Breakfast, privileges.DE.2506.1-47 CLEAN, large, well furnished room, large clothes cupboard, suitable one or two, private home, Westmount, near carline, WI, 7279.1-53 ROOM to share, lower Westmount.Retired gentleman or serious student to share bedroom with son of house, twin beds.Hot water all year round.Telephone; kitchen privileges could be arranged, Private family.No other roomer.References exchanged.Write Box 183, c-o 2185 Hampton Ave, 43 BRIGHT front room, private family, in eastern Westmount.No other roomers.Gentleman.WI.8286.1-26 DRUMMOND ST.\u2014 Large, furnished goom, breakfast, elevator service.MA, 23, 1-24 SHERBROOKE and Gray Ave., nicely furnished room with privileges for lady.WA.0016, DE.7794, 1-23 CORNER Mariowe, 5175 Sherbrooke West, Apt.11, comfortable bedroom.Refined business lady or teacher.Privileges.1-22 23 ROOM AND BOARD WANTED GRADUATE Engineer, highest references, wishes to live with bilingual family to learn French.Board optional, garage required.Preference given to homes with éthree or more ersons.Write to Box No.185, c-o 185 Hampton Ave.1-50 ling FUNCRAL HOM 5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExter 1149 - Completely AIR CONDITIONED Funeral -Home ond Chapel dew, $125.00.1407.I-10 TRAILERS TO RENT Going fishing?Going hunting?Moving?We rent luggage, boat, horse and cabin trailers.Couplings supplied.AT.9871.Evenings, AT.3657.-2 KITCHEN set with 4 chairs, at -sa- crifice, EL.1786.1-36 DINING room set, 8 pieces, Colonial, fumed oak, good condition.Reasonable, DE.0649.I-44 TWO large sllver foxes and muff.Almost new.WI.6931, 1-48 PIANO, Knabe Grand, musician would appreciate tone and condition.GL.2519.I-51 LARGE English red leather chesterfield and two red leather armchairs, one stool, 6 months used, just like new.Cost $1,200.00, will sacrifice for $800.00.Bedroom set, light mahogany finish; two dressers, one with mirror, one vanity with mirror; two floor lamps; single Princess Pat Simmons bed, Beautyrest mattress; 9 x 12 beautiful green rug with flowered design; blue rug, smaller; few mahogany tables, For appointment call EL.895 -20 TURQUOISE velvet drapes, two matching boxes.Apply EL.6701.1-30 REFRIGERATORS, well known makes, save from $50.00 to $100.00; washing machines and stoves, 15% off.Special for limited time only.Montreal West Refrigeration \u2018and Sales, 96 Westminster Avenue North.DE.7111.Free taxi service.1-31 TELEPHONE table; coffee table in walnut; dropleaf table; maple bedroom set.All in perfect condition.HA.5983., I- FUR coat, dark brown mouton, almost new, made to order, loose fitting, size 14-16.WE.59383.1-28 BLACK Persian lamb coat, 3, length, in good condition, size 16-18.EL.2672.1-19 CORNER cabinet, mahogany, 3 drawers, $95.00; two end tables, also mahogany, glass tops, $35.00; two white parchment lampshades; lady's clothing, sizes 14-16.All perfect.1540 Summerhill, Apt.308, WE, 5406.1-17 81 WANTED TO PURCHASE USED piano, in good condition, required.Interested persons call West- mount Y.M.C.A.GL.3916.1-38 TT ON REQUEST | JOS.CURAY & BRO.Funarau DIRECtORS Established 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral Beaute At your disposal without charge IE IUT CONS ar OLeEyl of typing, shorthand not essential but an asset.Flve day week, Call WA.1156.I-45 35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE BABY-sitters Free evenings.Write Misses Martin and Ramsay.4166 Sherbrooke St.West, 1-54 WANTED, position as companion to elderly person, nat bed-ridden, where other help kept.DE.8648, 1-20 37 SITUATION WANTED MALE FURNACES VACUUM CLEANED \u2014 $5.00 Flues and pipes included.Royal Heating Service Reg\u2019d.Days, AT.8581; nights, DE.4974.1-52 38-a SALES HELP MALE REAL ESTATE H.JOSEPH & CO.FOUNDED 1804 MONTREAL'S FIRST REAL ESTATE COMPANY HAS OPENINGS FOR SALESMEN WITH OUTSTANDING SELLING EXPERIENCE.FOR INTERVIEW TELEPHONE, HA.7101.I- TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65c ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH CARPENTRY S.STANDRING \u2014 General carpentry and cabinet-making.Expert craftsmanship on all lines of woodwork.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 FI 1328 DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING and alterations, Don't discard outdated clothes.I have ideas, Madame D'Arcy, 2055 Mansfield, Apt.6, BF.4688.1-3 EXPERT dreseraking service.WI.7550.: 1-21 EDUCATIONAL HANDICRAFT COURSES 2025 Peel Street, MA.5946 Leathercraft, Metalcraft, Pottery Weaving, Bookbinding, Glove Making Classes begin September 11 FRENCH lessons, 75¢ an hour.Conversation, grammar, high school or elementary.DE.6713, 1-18 LEARN to be a Fashion artist Fashion sketching taught in a simplified course.Evening classes starting now at iRobichaud\u2019s Commercial Academy.EL.1230.1-42 RUSSIAN lessons offered by Russian teacher.WI.5330.1-25 UPHOLSTERING CHESTERFIELD sets recovered, reconverted to modern styles, For free estimation call WA.5582, Mid-Town Upholstering Co., 5337 Western Ave, 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, veteran.OXFORD VENETIAN BLINDS REG\u2019D.YO.5681.EVENINGS, HE, 0681 The services of Worship on Sunday next will be conducted by the minister, Rev.J.D.Wilkie.Sunday School re-opens September 16.A demonstration of nylon dishes, cosmetics, etc., will be held in the Ladies\u2019 Parlor, Franklin Hall Memorial, on Wednesday, September 19, at 8 p.m.Due to inclement weather which caused the postponement of the annual congregational picnic last June, an outing has been planned to take place at St.Helen's Island on Sept.22.A bus will leave the church at 11 a.m.returning from the island at 5 p.m.For the junior children of the congregation a Pack of Brownies is being organized.They will meet on Wednesday afternoon at 4 p.m,, commencing October 3.The Women's Association are holding a rummage sale October Daylie it Saving Ends September 29 Announcement has been made that daylight saving will end here at midnight on September 29.All clocks should be turned back that night before retiring.All municipalities in Quebec which have been on daylight saving or summer time will make the change at the same time.This has been brought about by the ruling of Quebec Municipal Affairs Minister, Hon.Bona Dussault who ruled last spring that daylight saving should commence on April 29 and end on September 29.; The minister had to step into the picture when several municipalities decided to adopt their own daylight saving times which would have created serious confusion.It will be remembered that last year Montreal and all the sur- roynding municipalities including Free To Public Start October Westmount residents who wisH to improve their French should take note that free classes in French conversation for adults will be started in six local schools in October.The classes have been organized under the auspices of Hon, Omer Cote, Provincial Secretary.J.E.Cloutier, director general of the department made the announcement this week.The night classes will he held in the following schools: St.An- tonin School, 5008 Coolbrook avenue; Cherrier School, 811 Cherrier street; De La Mennais School, 6510 St.Denis street; Barthelemy School, 630 St.Roch street; St.Brendan's School, 5937 9th avenue, Rosemount; and Notre Dame de- la-Paix School, 3500 Wellington street.Registration at all schools will be taken on October 1 between the hours of 7.30 and 9.00 p.m.BETTER FLAVOR A choice secret in preserving is combination of flavors.The boils ing together of two or more fruits results in a superior product of ine describable flavor.The fruits that blend best in my experience for preserves and marmalades are the following: Apples and grapes Apples and black currants Apples and quinces Rhubarb and currants Green-gages and lemons Grapefruit and oranges Tangerines and oranges or grapefruit Oranges and rhubarb (with or without strawberry juice) Raspberries and red currants Raspberries and cherries Plums and apricots.Westmount extended daylight saving time until October 28.\" Rural towns and provincial cities were not in favor of the extended period and Quebec was asked to make a uniform ruling.LIL REL Te 3 TY optrars 3 British-trained 244 Victoria Av I 3 Lx NES porn fT rr he uC Earp pet a prowess Ar ron) page épi A pe ee gr Seon RES Te Es pe a CO ts AoC il DES us san sir nr dt du PAGE EIGHT Mrs.John Moore, of Westmount, The Liesse Hunt Club will give has returned from a trip to Cape |luncheons this coming Saturday Cod, Mass, and Florida.and Sunday to the officials of the Annual Fall Horse Show being Mrs.M.G.MacDonald of 227 given in aid of the S.P.C.A.The Elm Avenue, has arrived home luncheon committee consists of after a trip through western Cana- Mrs.J.H, Stewart, chairman, Mrs.da.In Edmonton she was the guest of her cousin, Lieutenant- | MTS.Governor J.J.Bowlen of Alberta, and she visited her sister in Vancouver.She was accompanied by her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Ford, and their son.cute I] Wy WESTERN!!! WL) TAXI), SERVICE DAY & STANDS IN \u201d WESTMOUNT -N.D.G.AND SNOWDON HOURLY & METER RATES WEDDINGS FUNERALS OUT OF TOWN TRIPS .Elsie Muir, Mrs.R.H.Latham, G.H.Dunlop, Mrs.Ross | Bowes, Mrs.J.A.Clough, and Mrs.J.C.Muskett, Grace Campbell, author of \u201cThe Thorn Apple Tree\u201d and other books, will be the guest speaker at the opening fall luncheon of the University Women\u2019s Club, on Wednesday, Sept.19 at 12.30 p.m.Mrs, Campbell will review one of the current best-sellers.Included among the head table guests will be Mrs.Roy Campbell, Mrs.J.H.Norris, Miss Hazel I.Murchieson, Miss Helen Falconer and Mrs.W.» Sparrow.Miss Virginia Cameron will preside and Mrs.W.R.Kennedy will be hostess for the luncheon.4 \u2014\u2014 ENGAGEMENT Mr.and Mrs.Guy H.Kirby announce the engagement of their daughter, Cynthia Lois to Mr.James Gordon Parr, of Liverpool, England, son of Mr.and Mrs.R.S.Parr of Peterborough, England.The marriage will take place on Monday, October 1 at half-past two o\u2019clock in St.Matthias Church, Westmount.nounce the engagement of their daughter, Beryl Anne to Mr.Kenneth F.McPherson, of Brooklyn, N.Y., son of Mr.and Mrs.R.F.McPherson of Vancouver.The wedding will take place in Calvary Church, Saturday afternoon, September 29 at four o'clock.Miss Reid and Mr.McPherson graduated from McGill University.Mr.Mc- Pherson is also a graduate of the University of British Columbia.to wear.Soft, rich fab the newest fall shades.TEEN Featuring dress Fall Fashions!! 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wore a street length dress of | carnations with blue delphiniums |: In the vestry of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, West- mount, the marriage was solemnized Saturday, September 8, of Mr.Gordon J.Emblem, shown of Mr.and Mrs.Richard Wilson of Notre Dame de Grace, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Norman J.Emblem of Hampstead.- \u2014Photo by Ed.Bermingham We de \u201c For Other Social News | See Page 10 < mother wore a street.length dress of royal blue crepe, with matching hat and accessories and à corsage bouquet of Pinocchio roses.A reception followed the ceremony in the ballroom of the Ritz- Carlton.Here pale rose, yellow and white gladioli composed the decorations.Mr.Emblem and his bride went to New York, Atlantic City and Florida for their wedding trip, the latter wearing a pink copper suit with black velvet hat and accessories and corsage bouquet of white carnations.They will reside in Cornwall, Ont.Out-of-town guests included: Mr.and Mrs.D.R.Dattels, of Kitchener, Ont., Mrs.Walter H.Vos, of Muskegon, Mich., Dr.E.Adams of New York; Mr.and Mrs.J.L.Jerome, Mr.and Mrs.Leo Coady, Mr.and Mrs, Len Harland, and Sia / > > Personal > \u2014 + E ngagements \u2014 +\u2014 + Weddings Mr.and Mrs.Gordon J.Emblem Several members of the West- mount Women's Club will act as ushers for the performance of the Red Feather Revue which is fo be given on Friday, September 21, at Victoria Hall.The drama group of the club is, in charge of these arrangements.APPROACHING MARRIAGES At the marriage of Miss Claire Eveleigh Johnson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.F.Ross Johnson to Mr, Ian Huntley Fraser, son of Brigadier and Mrs.Robert A.Fraser which is taking place tomorrow at half-past three o'clock in Dominion Douglas Church, the bride.will have as her maid of honor, Miss Annette Baird, of London, England, and as other attendants, Mrs.Roy Vining, Miss Peggy Jean | Ross and Miss Ann Griffith, while little Miss Heather Fraser, niece of the bridegroom will be flower girl.Mr.Mitchell Bourke will attend | Mr.Fraser as best man while the ushers will be Mr.John Lanahan, of New York, Mr.Bonar Lindsay, Mr.Douglas Bourke, Mr.Stephen Jarislowsky, Mr.Frederick Johnson, cousin of the bride and Mr.David Fraser, brother of the bridegroom.The marriage of Ellyn Ann, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Hugo Simons, of Ste.Rose West, Que, to Mr.Mario Duschenes, son of Mr.Westmount, has been arranged to take place on Friday evening, September 21, at eight o'clock in St.Eustache United Church.Mrs.Bob Hazell, all of Toronto; Judge and Mrs.George Brennan, Mr.and Mrs.C.McDougall, Mr.and Mrs.James Alguire, Mr.and Mrs.Drummond Giles, Mrs.Olga Hartle and daughter, Pat, and Mr.wall, Ont.WESTMOUNT HEALTH STUDIO ® PHYSICAL CULTURE ® TURKISH BATHS © MASSAGE ® REDUCING 4937 Sherbrooke St.W.(Cor.Claremont) For appointment, phone ELwood 3754 Sherbrooke &# Mont ie tte Premises of FROM Day, Fo 344 Victoria (A For Individual Style, Perfect Fitting and Fine Workmanship in your Tailor-Made Suits, Coats and Dresses, Visit the Newly-opened LADIES\u2019 Fur Remodelling and Alterations 7 (Below Sherbrooke) : D mn is ni ie nr LUTTE a ROWITZ CUSTOM TAILOR LONDON'S WEST END rmal and Bridal Gowns Avenue DE.3003 Wi Ee EMR OR 2 WE YU y ww = 2 4 à 4 pre and Mrs.Francis Duschenes, of and Mrs.G.Scarth, all of Corner < te ed bp ES te PY NP PP aA TO LU EN.EE Wi EE EE aR th a EOE Ee a By \u2018CAROLE McDONELL Chico Wilson has been most unhappy this week, for the weman he loves most in the world was married Saturday, and he may not see her for some \u2018time.Now she may not be quite so attentive when he says \u201cGive me a little kiss.\u201d He has been moping around his house at 4890 Walkley Avenue, muttering \u201cHere comes the bride\u201d, and, eyeing a photograph of the smiling couple, \u201cBarbara loves Gordie\u201d.Then, more resignedly, \u201cGod bless Gordie\u201d.For after all, with this Gordon fellow being a tall, handsome young man, what chance is there for a small, green budgie bird?In dn interview with the almost- human Chico, and Mrs.Richard Wilson, mother of the bride, the jatter told of her daughter's lifetime wish for a budgie, and how Chico, bought for her last Christmas.His complete vocabulary was \u2018\u201cBonjour\u201d, but Barbara patiently educated him to a point where he picks up lengthy snatches of conversation and hit tunes without any coaching.He learned to earn his keep by Buy your new-style fur coat NOW at a fraction of what you'd ordinarily expect to pay! 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A small deposit will hold garment till needed.Budget Terms Available \"From Manufacturer to Wearer\" TORONTO FUR CO.1493 Bleury St.LA.6745 at six weeks old, was i , - finger of Barbara\u2019s mother, Mrs, CHICO WILSON WAITS FOR BARBARA Probably singing \u201cAbadaba Honeymoon\u201d as his picture was being snapped, is Chico Wilson, talkative nine-month old budgie bird, belonging to the former Miss Barbara Wilson, of Walkley Avenue, whose wedding took place Saturday.He is shown perched on the \u2014Photo by Ed.Bermingham Richard Wilson.rousing the household each day with a cheery \u201cGood morning\u201d, and a firm \u201cGet up, Barbara\u201d.At the sound of various familiar footsteps he announces \u201cHere comes Dick\u201d or \u2018Here comes Barabara\u201d.In between these duties he croons a few lines of \u201cAbadaba Honeymoon\u201d, \u201cNow is the Hour\u201d, or whatever is currently popular.Pride Keeps Him Amused Outrageously conceited, he has two mirrors in his cage which he busses noisily and often, murmur- Hing \u201cGive me a little kiss, you precious little pet\u2019.There is even satisfaction in simply telling his reflection: \u201cMy name is Chico Wilson\u201d, This is followed by an energetic game of peekaboo behind his little red bell which remains perched drunkenly on his head when he drifts off to sleep.Like most budgie birds, Chico is very tame, and is allowed to fly about the apartment and help answer the door and telephone, When Mrs.Wilson notes a startled expression on a caller's face, she knows it is because the bird is Karnak Ladies Club, of which announce a variety of activities for Sept.18 \u2014 Opening Luncheon \u2014 Business, Ritz Carlton Hotel will be the scene of this event.Oct.2 \u2014 Business \u2014 sewing, knitting and mending.Oct.16 \u2014 \u201cHospital Day\" to be held at the Shriners\u2019 Hospital for Crippled Children, 1529 Cedar Ave.at 2.45 p.m.Guest\u2019 Speakers \u2014 Dr.J.G.Petrie, Miss M.E.Orr, II- lustrious Potentate W.C.Morgan, Mr.A.L.Hamilton, All Masons\u2019 Hospital Fund.Oct.30 \u2014 Fall Bridge to be held at Masonic Memorial Temple Ballroom, 1.30 p.m, with Mrs.A.Leslie as chairman.Nov.6 \u2014 Business \u2014 sewing, knitting and mending.Nov.20 \u2014 Illustrated Travelogue by Mr.Wm.A.Crammond.Dec.4 \u2014 Business \u2014 also sewing, knitting and mending.Dec.18 \u2014 Members Christmas Party and \u201cPantry Shower\u201d for the Hospital.Jan, 1 \u2014 Cancelled.Jan.15 \u2014 Musicale \u2014 Guests BELOW ONTARIO will be invited and there will be RALPH 1243 Phillips Sq.WANTED JEWELLERY OLD GOLD AND SILVER WARE ANTIQUES, etc.Representative calls JEWELLERS COX (Le) UN.6-2297 Hospital Sewing,\u201d Knitting, Also Social Events Planned by Kamak 1952 as follows: * Mrs.J.W.Buckland is president, the season, the program for 1951- refreshments.\u2014 Mrs.E.D.Mc- Intosh will be chairman.Feb.5 \u2014 Business \u2014 also sewing, knitting and mending.Feb.19 \u2014 Needlecraft Exhibition.Mar.4 \u2014 Business \u2014 sewing, knitting and mending.Mar.(Date to be announced) \u201cSpring Bridge\u201d Masonic Memorial Temple Ballroom Mrs.A.Leslie, Chairman, Mar.18 \u2014 Members' Day Party.Apr.1 \u2014 Business \u2014 sewing, business and mending.Apr.15 \u2014 Closing Luncheon \u2014 Annual meeting and election of officers.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1951 Lonely Budgie Sweet- Talks To Self standing quietly somewhere on her head or shoulder.Right now Chico is counting the days (he really can count to six) 4888 Sherbrooke St.West F CORSETS ut AGNES REID SHOP Specializing in NEMO Foundations For The Fuller Figure We-have all sizes up to size 50 FULL FREEDOM NEMO Nylon or Brocaded Corselettes with the extra control of a front panel zipper for fuller figures.$15.00 & $18.50 ° NEMO WONDERLIFT Cor- selettes with the \u2018\u2019Wonder- lift\" inner belt.* $13.00 We also specialize in Nylon and Crepe Lingerie in over sizes.till Barbara, Emblem, returns from her honeymoon.He'll chatter Barbara!\u201d then probably let loose with his whistle.Two of Jupiter's moons are larger than the planet Mercury.GLOVES extra - 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SAFER METHODS ASSURE YOU OF LONGER WEAR FOR YOUR CLÔTHES ENDORSED CLEANING \"The Nearest Thing to New\" Ë dr Announcing .NEW FAST SERVICE ON DYEING Your Fall Coat or Dress Dyed ® New Royal Blue ® Navy Blue ® Dark Brown ® Black All sizes of garments checked before and after dyeing EWES Ne Pick-Up and Delivery CO.LTD.Call ENDORSED CLEANING TA.5426 920 McEachran Ave.TA.0390 Plant and Store + Mrs.C.J.A.Cook and her daughter, Miss Dorothh Cook, of Westmount, are sailing today aboard the Empress of France for a brief trip to Britain and France.Rev.Dr.and Mrs.Harry J.Stern have returned from a motor trip through the middle Atlantic States and have taken up residence in their new home, 3238 The Boulevard.Members of the Westmount Womens\u2019 Club are to act as ushers at the performance of the Red Feather Revue which is to be held on Friday, September 21, in Vié- toria Hall.The Club's Drama Group is to be in charge of these arrangements.+ Mrs.Hyman Cohen; Snowdon Avenue, will entertain tomorrow afternoon at 12:30 o'clock at-a Iuncheon in, the Ritz Carlton Hotel, to celebrate the 16th birthday of Miss Anne Muriel Steinhause of 480 Grosvenor Avenue, West- mount.Sixteen guests will attend.Mrs.J.C.McKean, Somerled Avenue, returned recently from Cliff House, Ogunquit, Maine, where she spent a lengthy vacation.On Montreal Day, Wednes- President of the Westmount Women's Club, represented the club and was among those who were guests of the Canadian National Exhibition for the day.Westmount Women\u2019s Club members are planning a trip to New York leaving Montreal by rail on September 24 and returning September 28.While there they will visit places of interest, and attend a broadcast and other events of various kinds.Among those arranging to be present on this tour is the president, Mrs.J.C.Mc- Kean.Child's comment, after being spanked: \u201cThis wouldn't have happened, you know, if you'd cooperated with me in the beginning.\u201d -Use less draft than with other hard fuels.the quick heat.tvery user of Lasalle Coke qualifies for a free inspection service which includes -areful inspection and conditioning of eating equipment.fuel-saving fips on firing and draft control.report of any necessary furnace repairs or parts replacements .; .periodic call-back in- ipections during the heating season; For Free Service simply telephone Lasalle Coke Service Department, .UN.6-6531, or your regular fuel dealer and a Lasalle Coke service man will call.TROUBLE-FREE FURNACE CARE Furnace firing methods when you use Lasalle Coke are easier.Here\u2019s the A-B-C: \\\u2014Keep the fire box filled as full as you can get It.your furnace should be opened only while firing or when you want \u2014Shake very gently\u2014use poker lightly to loosen any ash, Free Inspection Service Remember, when you buy Lasalle Coke, you buy service, too! Call your regular fuel dealer or Lasalle Coke Service Department \u2014 Telephone UN.6-6531 LASALLE OKE bottom draft door of - day, September 5, Mrs.McKean,f Miss Elizabeth Reid, younger daughter of Mr.and Mrs.David Millen Reid, of Hamilton, Ont., and Mr.Victor Wilson Smith, youngest son of the late Mr.and Mrs.Frederick Wilson-Smith, of Westmount, whose wedding.will tember 22.take place in Hamilton on Sep- All Male Cast To Model Fashions At Grace Church All the latest styles will be shown on the stage of Grace Church Lecture Hall, corner Fortune and Wellington Sts, Point St.Charles, on Wednesday September 26 at 8.15 p.m., when a Womanless Fashion Show will be held under the direction of the Grace Church Sunday School.A number of models from the now disbanded \u2018\u201cFashionettes\u201d will be seen in various garbs.The \u201cFashionettes\u201d were formed in 1948 and operated successfully for several years staging their offerings for the benefit of various groups in and around this city.In order to raise funds for the Grace Church Sunday School a number of former \u2018Fashionettes\"\u201d decided to get together and stage their 1952 version of the styles to come.Former \u2018Fashionettes\u201d taking part include little \u201cJoyce\u201d (Jimmy Shields) who will model the finest from afternoon frocks to the bridal ensemble.We understand that \u201cJoyce\u201d is the only model today who goes about her chores chewing gum.Then there is \u201cDonna\u201d (Don Walmsley) who will also be on hand and from reports of \u201cher\u201d past performances, she is classed with the leading models of this city.\u201cRosianna\u201d (Ross Wilkinson) will also be there in person and will be seen in various ensembles.Many other \u201cFashionettes\u201d have signified their intentions of being on hand for this gala show.Among - the NEW YORK\u2014 newcomers to this group of well- known local models will be Bill Mackey and Herby Parker \u2014 the latter modelling \u201cJunior Miss\u201d ensembles, There will be a number of door prizes and refreshments will be sold during the evening.Tickets are on sale at popular prices and may be secured from any member of the Grace Church Sunday School or admission may be paid at the door.DEVILED SEAFOOD Here's an opportunity to Use your pretty baking shells, and with a mixture that is quick in the making.Combine one can of condensed cream of celery soup with one can of crab meat (or other seafood), and add two tablespoons each of chopped green pepper, chopped onion, and*lemon juice.Add 14 teaspoon prepared mustard.Put this mixture in six shells and top with buttered bread crumbs.Bake at 350° F.until crumbs are brown and fish is heated through.for THANKSGIVING Leave Oct.5 evening Return Oct.9 morning $28 INCLUDES: © Return transportation by charter train (ticket good for 16 days) e3 days, 2 nights at McAlpin Hotel, room with bath (2 people in a room) e 5% N.Y.tax on hotel room.© Radio City.Music Hall show.e us.exchange on Amerlcan portion, THE INTER-CITY TRAVEL AGENCY Room 407-1500 St, Catherine St.West WE.7634 FI.1948 \u201cGUARANTEED RESERVATIONS at all Times at McAlpin Hotel\u201d FR KIDDIES\" PARTIES, = een qe gr cr Having a Have the most up-to-date 16MM sound movies WE SPECIALIZE IN MOVIES FOR: INSTITUTIONS and SCHOOLS Film equipment for rent or sale WHY NOT GIVE US A CALL HRA party > WOMEN'S CLUBS, | THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1951 PAGE ELEVEN .N U) INTHE /, \"ALL VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS Silhouette Corsets of .Montreal omen 3 eaim Lowest Prices In The City > , Unconditional Guarantee of Satisfaction .Rooms 5-6, 1405 Mackay Streef : ESTIMATES \u2014 TERMS \u2014 QUICK SERVICE - F hi Sh Sales of Hoover, G.E, Lewyt and all others, 53 Montreal ashion ow .New or Rebuilt \u2014 from $19.99 up \u2018 - PAGE TWELVE Announcing.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1951 i dd ddd 7 7 R22 077 770 772 27200070 7707 Women's Real HAM-ETTI The last odds and ends from a piece of ham are wonderful to add to prepared spaghetti.Brown the and put it In the skillet.Stir all together and heat well.Folks go for that.A little chopped cooked spinach ham and a little chopped onion in hot shortening in a skillet.Open a can or two of spaghetti (the kind in tomato sauce with cheese) is a tasty addition to any of these condensed soups\u2014cream of mushroom, chicken or celery.Tastes so good, looks- pretty and spring-like.BOND GLASS St.Mary's Aux.St.Mary's Hospital Ladies Auxiliary will hold their opening meeting and tea, on Wednesday, October 10, in the Mount Royal \u2018Hotel.A.cordial welcome is extended to all members and their THE FALL OPENING MADAME A.THEROUX Exclusive Millinery Studio friends.- Fo formerly | K ; We Bond and Guarantee Your Glass for 5 Years : arnak Luncheon PLATE GLASS \u2014 WINDOW CLASS MARIE JANE CHAPEA _Karnak Ladies Club will open Mirrors Made To Order.and : its 1951-52 season on Tuesday, Glass Tops For Furniture ._ - ith 1 h to be held in th .: INVITING YOUR INSPECTION OF Vice Regal Suite of the Rita rer Re ROUTE rinctes OUR EXCLUSIVE SELECTIONS OF Carlton Hotel at 12.30 p.m.under 15% DISCOUNT TO NEWLYWEDS .the chairmanship of Mrs.K.W.Matheson and following the luncheon a short business meeting will take place, with Mrs.J.W.Buck- land, presiding.PERSONALIZED HATS.1851 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST (Upstairs) Near St.Mark St.LL SS SS SAILS LLL ALLIS LS SS LILI SFL STLSLIL EL ISS SLL LSS LSS SLES SSIS SSS SSAA 432 Ontario St.W.LA.8211 - Eve.HA.2426 Wi.7278 2 7 YP WS LLLSS IPSS SSSI LSS LS SSIS LALA SILL STILLS IIIS SL LISS SSSA LIL LL LS SLL A SS LISS LASS EA SSS SSS LLL ASSIS SS Silver Cross = The Silver Cross Women.of Canada (Remembrance Association) will resume regular monthly meetings on Wednesday, September 26, at their club room in Legion Memorial Hall, Mountain Street, at 8 p.m.All members are requested to be present.A social hour will be held following the meeting.The Silver Cross Women of Canada are anxious to contact all wearers of the Silver Cross and ° extend a cordial invitation to them to attend this meeting on Wednesday.WMS Hostess Tea On Thursday, .Sept.20, at 2:45 p.m.a Hostess Tea will be held under the auspices of Calvary W.M.S.in the Ladies Parlors, Greene Ave.The artists will be Mrs.George Sheen, reader, and Mrs.W.Douglas Kirk and Mrs.W.A.Messenger, soloists.Tea will be served early.Holders Of Box Seals For Liesse Horse Show Holders of box seats at the Liesse Hunt Club's Annual Fall pe LL IT III Skitled Caren \u201cMAKES A GOOD HOME THERE NEVER WAS A BETTER TIME TO INVEST IN HOME IMPROVEMENT THAN NOW! 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EE IE i ALLA A SL a} ARAL WALL PLAQUE from Native Material \u2018This one has small larch cones at its base, from which twigs extend upward and are cemented in position, The leaves are lilac seed pods; He a going concern! -BILL IS ANOTHER enterprising boy who is learning to appreciate the value of saving for what he wants.Each week, he puts a part of his spare time earnings in the bank.And is he proud of his bank book! Mr.Fred LeClair, Mr.and Mrs.Post L.Bergeron.the flowers are made from grains o Mr.and Mrs.A.Martin, Mr.wheat and rice.Use lacquer, shellag Many a businessman credits his success to the habit of thrift learned early in life.Planned saving has helped millions of Canadians to make the most of their own enterprise and industry.and Mrs.Ross Bowes, Mr.Mike Tighe, Mr.Fred Ayerst, Mr, and Mrs.R.R.Johnston, Mr.and Mrs.C.Martineau, Mr.and Mrs.A.T.Stikeman, Mrs.J.Solomon, Mrs.Doreen Day Troup and Mrs.Bert Thompson.or varnish to finish.HASSOCK from Butter Box Line with chintz or wallpaper.Attach lid with hinges.Pad top with layers of cotton.Cover with chintz, imitation leather or cloth to .Chicken Salad ; 2 Cups diced, cooked chicken 2 cups diced celery French dressing Experience has shown that the difference between \u2018\u201cgetting along\u201d and \u2018\u201c\u2018getting Mayonnaise match drapes > .Lettuce \u2019 ahead\u201d often starts with a bank account.Combine chicken and celery and Use the chartered bank in your moisten with French dressing and \u2019 \u2018 let stand in refrigerator about 40 .minutes.Arrange chicken on lettuce and top with mayonnaise.Garnish with tomato wedges and hard - cooked eggs.Variations: Omit French dressing and mix chicken - celery with mayonnaise.Any or several of these may be added to the salad before mixing\u2018| with dressing; hard-cooked eggs; To keep the LAWN MOWER in place in garage or basement \u2014 neighborhood as a safe and handy place to make your savings grow.- take 2 pieces of one-inch pine; round the points and cut notches for the handle.Nail to each side of an upright so the mower will hang clear of floor.One of a series .chopped stuffed olives; diced pine- py by vour bank apple; small seedless grapes; diced \u20183 cucumbers; chopped sweet pickle; ha LLY \u201d 8 0 ne : a M DIRE CAN I ; i ; du 4 t ar d i pa A f \\ blanched almonds.Proud title of \u201cThe Dog of the Year\u201d was won by a Welsh|' terrier at the famous Cruft's annual dog show for 1951 in England.\u2018 ) all | go 1ach hese ush- s s0 like.PAL he ail At Monkland Theatre Steve Cochran and Ginger Rogers in Warner Bros.\u2019 drama, \u201cStorm Warning,\u201d coming to the Monkland Theatre on Saturday.Ronald Reagan and Doris Day also co-star.Passengers Not Aware Of Camera HOLLYWOOD \u2014 Nearly 500 transcontinental passengers aboard the D and RGW's crack California Zephyr streamliners unknowingly joined the cast of Nat Holt-Paramouni\u2019s \u201cThe Denver and Rio Grande\u201d, pioneer rail epic when a Technicolor camera crew photographed the passing of the east and west-bound trains at scenic Glenwood Canyon on the upper Colorado River.In order that the 240 passengers on each train should not crowd the vista domes to watch the shooting and thereby spoil the scene, the fact the passing was to he filmed was a well-kept secret among the 81 crew members on each train.- SUGAR CONSUMPTION Canadians use four per cent more sugar in 1950 than they did in 1949.\u201cNOW SHOWING BRILLIANT sains PERS * MIR CONDITIONED EVILLE NEAR THE FORUM WI-7780 © Sc/rvriFiCdlly AR comomoner / JR ®_ COMPLETELY ReNovarED / a or Porn BAcx Sears/ ee \u2018 « lui?OF STAGE SCREEN RADip AND STAR OF M-6-M- RECORDS! \u2018FATuens WILD GAME* RAYMOND WALBURN & WALTER CATLETT « THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1951 Westmount Feature Ori Sunday supporting cast.+ Imagine a nationally prominent Congresswoman being invited to receive an honorary degree from her Alma Mater and having it become known that she was expelled from the school 20 years earlier for staying out all night with \u2014 of all people \u2014 the man who is now the college president himself, Therein lie the ingredients of \u201cGoodbye, My Fancy,\u201d Warner Bros\u2019 romantic comedy which has been termed in advance one of the funniest films in many seasons.The picture, based on Fay Kanin's outstanding Broadway play, begins its local engagement at the Westmount The- \u2018atre on Sunday.Joan Crawford gives one of her rare performances as a comedienne, in the role of the female politician who tries to educate a college faculty and winds up taking a few-lessons in love.Debonair Robert Young makes his introductory appearance in a Warner Bros.film as the college president.Added Attraction \u201cFollow The Sun\u201d provides ona of the most satisfying screen entertainments seen here in a long time and while it was essentially a film profile of Ben Hogan, one * \u201c.here\u2019s a tip\u2014try the NEW Black Horse Ale \u2014 the finest Dawes Ale in 140 years!\u201d This scene from \u201cFollow The Sun,\u201d is based on the life of Ben Hogan which comes to the Westmount Theatre on Sunday shows Anne Baxter and Glenn Ford in one of the tender moments in the story.Anne plays Valerie Hogan, Ben\u2019s wife, while Glenn portrays the King of Golf.Dennis O'Keefe and June Havoc head the Joan Crawford, Robert Young In Westmount's Romantic Comedy of America's greatest golfers, it was much more than a picture about golf.It was a moving story of great love with action, courage and accomplishment underlining the story fabric.Film fans who don\u2019t know what a golf links looks like will find as much pleasure in this Twentieth Century-Fox splendidly produced picture as the most ardent golf addicts; even the golf widows will be compensated by \u201cFollow The Sun,\u201d which stars Glen Ford, Anne Barten, Dennis O'Keefe and June Havoc.Theatre To Open For 19th Season Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters, the competent directors of the Children\u2019s Theatre, are busily engaged registering for the 19 season.Classes are now being formed for kindergarten, juniors, intermediates and seniors, for both their north and west end studios.The Children\u2019s Theatre was founded in 1933, and is today recognized as Canada\u2019s foremost school in specialized training of young people for stage and radio, giving their students a thorough training in, diction, poise, deportment, elocution, and stage and radio technique.Self expression is encouraged in both these arts so that the individual might gain the necessary self confidence which is of such vital importance.Pupils of the school have given adequate proof of the thoroughness and value of the training they have received by the success which many of them have achieved on the professional stage and on radio.The radio courses are conducted by Charles Miller, one of Montreal\u2019s top announcers who is heard regularly over CBM and CBC's networks.Mr.Miller who has gained such popularity since his association with the Children\u2019s Theatre in the past five seasons, has an excellent course to offer students and his wide experience in radio is an invaluable asset in training pupils, some of whom may have ambitions in the radio field.An excellent program has heen outlined for the season, and the stage production include \u201cCinderella, Rip Van Winkle, Little Women, Hansel and Gretel.Registration is now taking place, PAGE THIRTEEN Last Showing Today ! FRED ASTAIRE, JANE POWELL in \"ROYAL WEDDING\" in Technicolor with PETER LAW- FORD.KEENAN WYNN.Also STEWART GRANGER, WALTER PIDGEON in \"Soldiers Three\", with DAVID ,NIYEN, ROBERT NEWTON.- ARTIC Starts SUNDAY _ for ONE WEEK ! A GAY COMEDY.BASED ON FAY KANIN'S SUCCESSFUL Broadway Stage eosecsevfececssconee \"GOODBYE MY FANCY\" Starring\u2014 % Joan CRAWFORD % Robert YOUNG % Frank LOVEJOY ADDED ATTRACTION! T- story of \u20ac 3 Valene and Bea A yy, L Hogan- the guy who never gure up © and the girl who mever let him dun.Lido ed bel wiley) by! Glenn FORD ® Anne BAXTER Dennis O'KEEFE © June HAVOC 5 ll / Bh MONKLAND - GIROKARD DE 9711+ STARTS SATURDAY! BROADWAY'S BIGGEST \u2014 STAGE HIT\u2014NOW A PERFECTLY SWELL \u201cMOTION PICTURE! + COLUMBIA MCTURES presants oR; NESTERD), foLCIbAY- OLDEN sens RANEORD 'Rich.Rowdy and a Riot! Play by Albert Mansheimet From the Crlsbratéd Stage Play\u201d \u2014 « frodueadty S.SYLVAN SIMON - Direcioaty GEORGE CUROR \u201c= ALSO! and further particulars can be obtained by phoning TWwior 6620, \\ = Ay / ROS Ref DAY Coli \u2014LAST SHOWING TODAY\u2014 \u201cTHE STRATTON STORY\" and 5 GRAVES TO CAIRO\" 4 PAGE FOURTEEN RMR Two Cars Crashed At Corner Of Greene Two ears crashed together on Sherbrooke Street at Greene Avenue last Tuesday.Police said the driver of one auto, Paul Emile Forest, of 855 Des Erables Street, made a left hand turn from the| right lane striking a car driven by Mrs.Benjamin Rosenhek, of 652 Murray Hill\u201d Avenue.POUND OF MEAT The average Canadian woodsman eats a pound of meat a day when working in the bush.LI) AVAILABLE PLAN NOW FOR YOUR | FALL ad WINTER LEISURE TIME Activities to interest you commencing week of October 1st Complete Physical and Social Program à for Men, Women and Boys | Enquire Now WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.4585 Sherbrooke Street West CL.3916 HOBBY SHOP.A.CHESMER, Proprietor 4926 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST (Between Claremont and Prince Albert}.: DE 2764 Carrying a complete stock of MODEL PLANE Construction Kits MOTORS GLIDERS BALSA, GLUE, Etc.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1951 Make Auspicious Defeat Eastward In QRFU Opener TC TS Start Verdun at N.D.G.Alouettes at Lakeshore SUNDAY \u2018 Sentor Westmount Loses - Dave Peebles made good his boast that R.M.R.'s will be the, team to beat this year for Q.R.F.U, senicr honours.On Sunday afternoon the Army team whitewashed Eastward dt the Maisonneuve gridiron 12-0 before close to 5,000 spectators.8 Westmount were not so lucky as they fell to Lakeshore Flyers at Valois in a game which could have gone either way.The final result was Lakeshore 18 Westmount 12.= In the junior division N.D.G.Maple Leafs trounced: Lakeshore juniors 56-0 on Saturday, at Trenholme Park, N.D.G.The N.D.G.team while vastily superior to Lakeshore were not quite value for the one-sided score.The newly formed Lakeshore team showed fight all the way and with a few more games under their belt will improve.Solly Maestro\u2019s Maple Leafs do not seem to be as strong as they were last season.This is due to numerous changes as several of the players were over the Junior age limit.In one of two junior games played on Sunday St.Aloysius edged Verdun 6-0 in a game which was lost and won on fumbles, The new Auditorium park in Verdun- was the venue.for the game.Many complimentary.remarks were passed on the excellent condition of the ground.St.Aloysius would appear to be the team to watch in the junior section.This will be the third year for -most of the St.Al team and consequently they are a well drilled outfit, East End Alouettes played to a five all tie with Point S.Charles at Montreal East.The shortness of the playing field prevented the teams kicking for single points as local rules were observed.Sparking the R.M.R.attack were Mike Maruska and Danny |X Johnston, who starred with the champions Lakeshore squad last season.Sandy Spence, one of the |U fastest men in local football, was a big factor in the Army win.Col.MacPherson, officer commanding the regiment, kicked off with Reg.Watson, Q.R.F.U.president holding the ball.Others taking part in the ceremonies were Major John Coupland ano Q.R.F.U.secretary Norman Gillespie, The RMR-Eastward game was highlighted by the hipper-dipper style of running done by Army's Mike Maruska, classy half-back from last year\u2019s edition of the Lakeshore Flyers.Danny Johne son stood out as time \u2018and time again he ripped through the Fighters\u2019 line to move the yard sticks.Track star Sandy Spence showed: a lot of form and speed as he scampered around.end for long | gains.Early in the first quarter, Mike Maruska sent the Machine Gunners ahead with a field goal that split the uprights from 27 yards out.About 5 minutes later, Nor- rie Masterman hoofed a long one that rolled over the deadline for a single point.There was no scoring in the second quarter, as play see-sawed back and forth around centre field.In the third quarter, R.M.R.made it 7-0, on single points kicked by Masterman, Danny Johnson and 2/Lt.Johnny Kay.About half way through the final period, Mike Maruska intercepted one of Quarterback Murphy\u2019's many pass attempts on the Eastward 35 yard stripe.Two plays later, Sandy Spence tock a pitch-out from Quarterback Ray Tremblay and raced out toward the sidelines and threw a long forward to Mike Maruska for the only major score of the game.One of the deciding factors in this game was the big, heavy RMR front wall.On numerous occasions Lt.Dave, Vass, Hank Cant- well and Freddie Bridel broke through to throw Eastward ball carriers for large losses.: Eastward attempted 26 forward passes, completing.4, and having five intercepted.RMR tried 10, completed 2, and had one intercepted.The soldiers racked up 14 first downs, compared to Eastward's 9.Bobby Waugh tackled well for Eastward as did the whole line but their attack bogged down time after time due principally to receivers dropping passes.Ike Am- romin and Eddie Murphy looked good on the Eastward squad which Westmount at Eastward R.M.R.at Lakeshore , Junior Soitthshore at Pt, St.Charles should show now on.Westmount trailed Lakeshore Flyers twice during the senior game at Valois on Sunday afternoon.- Ron Farrington opened the scoring for the home team when he got over for a touchdown in the first quarter.Eddie McLeod evened the count for Westmount when he ran 20 yards to get a T.D.Tom Cloherty brought the crowd to itg feet with a spectacular T0 yard run for Lakeshore ending up be- improvement from score in the third quarter.Rudy Janis took a pass from Bobby Pugh to again tle the score for Westmount.O'Hagan plunged through for five yards to give Lakeshore their 6 point margin of victory.Kicking converts for Lakeshore was Bill McLeod with Eddie Mc.Leod booting the sole convert for Westmount.200 \u201430\u2014>0\u2014>0 AND 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had: to fight.all the way \u2018with his closest competitor being Sergt.Ted Rice also of.the R.M.R's.Set.Rice had the game score as Major MacRae, both getting 142, but -Major MacRae had the better scores at the longer ranges and consequenly was awarded thé trophy.E.L, Warner, a young shot from Lennoxville, was third with 141 which gives some idea of how close the scores were.Five other competitors also had scores of 141.Major MacRee won the R.J.McHarg Memorial Trophy in addition to the grand aggregate.The Spearing Cup for green shots was captured by G.E.Miller of Granby.The R.M.R.team came second to the Longue Pointe Military Rifle Association in the J.S.Mitchell and Co.Shield competition.The Longue Pointe squad scored 556 points one more than the RMR.The \u201cC\u201d Division R.C.M.P.team with 554 points came third.Major H.W.Wood, of the R.M.R.(Reserve), acted as chief range officer.Mrs.Elsie MacRae, wife of Major MacRae, won third place at 600 yards in the President's Cup.Mrs.MacRae is a well known woman shot and last year competed at Bisley in the King's Cup competition.\u201c + .THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1951 Dominion Soccer Final At Westmount Saturday flor: the first time in three decades the final of the Dominion Challenge Cup, emblematic of the be played in Montreal.soccer championship of Canada will On Saturday afternoon at Westmount Athletic Grounds, the west- tern \u2018champions, St.Andrews of Vancouver, will meet Ulster.United | of Toronto who disposed of Montreal Italia on Tuesday night by Win- .ning two out of a best of three sgries to take \u2018the eastern crown.Those who have seen both teams in action say that Ulster United has the strongest squad fielded by the \u2018Toronto Irish club for many years, and.that.they think that they will take Vancouver.«| Atwater Baseball Playoffs On Again At WAG.Sunday The Atwater Senior Baseball League teams have been given an ultimatum Dy their president to finish the playoffs by the end of the month.President Percy Hyland stated that St.Ann\u2019s and the Y.M.H.A.would conclude their prolonged best-of-seven semi-final series Sunday afternoon.The Blues are on top with a 3-2 lead and should St.Ann's deadlock the playoff Sunday at Westmount Grounds the teams must take the field for a second game to decide a winner.The Mount Royal Cardinals are standing by to play the winner for the league championship.The Mounties ousted the St.Henry Red Sox 4-2 in their best- of-seven.semi-final last week.Hyland has called for an early 1.30 p.m, start Sunday in order to give the teams plenty of time to complete a doubleheader, if necessary.Hyland said the league is making an effort to arrange several night games next week for the final series.* It must be remembered, however, that the best teams in recent years \u2018| have all come from the coast and until the westerners have had an opportunity to show their class it would be well\u2019to hedge on forecasts.\u201cThe game on Saturday will be the first game of a three game final series, games to count.Ulster won out against Italia at Toronto last Saturday by a 2-1 score and then lost the second White Shirts Page 3 SEE | PAGE FIFTEEN match.on Monday by \u201ca similar mount grounds for this classic count, On Tuesday Italia was|struggle for the Dominion Title on beaten by 3-0.Saturday.The game will start at Lovers of soccer will pack West-!3.00 p.m.+200\" SEE A DELUXE THE BEFORE YOU BUY CALL FOR A DEMONSTRATION Also Available for Immediate Deliver © PACKARD \u201c300\u201d and PACKARD \u201c4 With or Without Trade-In OUR 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN SALES AND SERVICE OF PACKARD CARS IS YOUR GUARANTEE TO DEAL WITH US, SALES \u2014 SERVICE \u2014 GENUINE \u201cPACKARD\u201d PARTS 7485 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.zeax rain) CR.2197-2198 FREE TICKETS ! RMR Tie RCMP for Title-| Playoffs Start Saturday At long last the Westmount Inter-Service Softball League schedule has come to a close, but it required a playoff to decide the first and second positions, as R.M.R.and R.C.M.P, finished out the schedule tied for first place, with 9 wins and 3 losses each.On Tuesday night the two teams played off, with the Mounties eking out a close 10 to 8 victory over the Soldier boys.It was a close hard fought battle, with R.M.R.coming from behind 9 to 2 to pull up on even terms at 9 all, only to have the Mounties score the winning run in the last inning.It looked like R.M.R.were going to pull the game out of the Y.M.CA.Notes BOYS\u2019 DIVISION Swimming During the month of September, boys swimming is held every afternoon, starting at 4.00 p.m.On Monday, September 17, and for several days after, the pool will be closed for repairs.Touch Football The Junior and Intermediate Touch Football League ° begins this Saturday morning at 9.30.All boys wishing to get into the.League are asked to be at the *Y\" Saturday at 9.30.Senior Hi-Y The executive members of the Girls\u2019 and Boys Hi-Y Clubs will meet at Camp Otoreke on September 22 and 23 for the Hi-Y officers\u2019 training conference.Junior Hi-Y Any intermediate interested in joining the Junior Hi-Y Club is asked to give his name to the Boys\u2019 Work Secretary.Junior Division Clubs Clubs in the Junior Division are now being formed and are starting to meet.Any boys wishing to join a club or form a club with their friends are asked to speak to the Boys\u2019 Work Secretary.fire, when the Mountie playing manager Frank DeChevrey decided that starting pitcher Robitaille had enough, and replaced him with Roger Beland, who proved to be the right choice, as he stopped the soldier boys cold, and went on to earn the victory and received credit as the winning pitcher.Cliff Gill was the big gun for the Army, banging out two home runs, while Morton hit 3 for 3.A sorry situation arose, when it was learned that the Reg't.de Chateauguay had been using as many as four and five ineligible players in every game, At a hurried meeting called by the league, they were forced to disqualify them from the league.As a result of this action, R.C.AS.C.moved into third spot, with Westmount taking over the fourth and last playoff berth.Playoffs get underway Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m.with RM.R.meeting R.C.A.S.C.in a doubleheader, while R.C.M.P.and West- mount start their series on Monday and Tuesday nights, starting ta 5.30 p.m.Final standings of the teams were as follows:- RCMP.12 9 8 18 RMR.12 9 8 18 R.C.A.S.C.\u2026\u2026.12 7 5 14 Westmount .12 6 6 12 Navy 0.12 8 7 10 RCE.\u2026.\u2026.12 111 2 RATS Aside from cheese, rats also enjoy doughnuts, apples, sweet potatoes and peanut butfer.2 admitted.DAWES FOR FOOTBALL FANS Hingsbeer Canadian Legion Auditorium, 1191 Mountain Street COLOUR FILM SHOWINGS of all ALOUETTE home and away games Two shows each Wednesday 7 p.m.and 9 p.m.flingsheer\u201d FOOTBALL THEATRE All letters must be received by noon Monday preceding.Because of seating limitations 900 letters will be chosen at random and tickets mailed.Owing to local regulations children under sixteen cannot be on't miss broadcasts of Alouette home and away games over CFCR dial 600) and FOOTBALL RALLY NIGHTS every Friday, CFCR .Ÿ - 9:15 p.m., with Doug Smith and famous football personalities.\u201c FOOTBALL THEATRE featuring For two free tickets wrife: SESE P.O.Box 7300, Montrea\u201c fin sheer\u201d sewer He AAPA LEA TABANR EI a LIN ea Peres tee « reser.meas ta PRE RTE PAGE SINTEEN \u2019 \u2014\u2014 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1951 001s YOUR \u2014\u2014 .NEW Quick Ww: ; to Safel MIRROR : 7 NEWS SKIN B EMISHES y À touch with SPOT-STIK eveal completely conseals pim- DRY SKIN | TN 1] | PA: Ha Tdi, Cu TETE 4 A CT .Ph small discolorations and blemishes.3 shades: light, medium ard dark.?VELVET OF ROSES DRY SKIN CREAM Is designed to correct it.makes skin seem more supple and pliant, and take On 8 refreshed look.You'll love its heavenly | fragrance.Strikes Act Fast PAL Hollow Ground Blades in sensational, new | plastic Z/PAK dispenser | delivers UNWRAPPED blade.fest) Zor ER Æ = SINGLE OR DOUBLE EDO 10for35¢ - 21for89¢ - 44 for 984 R Consult our Pharmacists whenever you need a prescription filled.They are trained professionals, working together with your doctor to safeguard your AT 2.50 Icr rh Bory, Reg, 1.89 health.#0 Rupp, Ss Secu, J 19 PRESCRIPTIONS FOUNFary 19 CALLED FOR Ren sero, J oie Sippy, RiNGEs 1-98 Born 0P00 & p zen, J TH SIZE AT L i ( 5 00D3yRy.8 TSPRAYS \u2018ge oap, ~~ % cu @ tor Qc LISTERINE the Safe Antrepte | Fast Relief Ps Je the Quick Deodorant From Acid Indigestion | - .A CHEMICAL 37e - 73e - 1.10 BiSodol air-Wick Quickly.kills household odors.>, Nothing to spray, a Nothing to burn! 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