The Westmount examiner, 19 octobre 1951, vendredi 19 octobre 1951

[" A ve Re.ol - VOL.XXII, No.42 CITY P ~ Lhe Ex .Serving the City of Westmount, Residents of an apartment house at 3015 Sherbrooke Street, had to sort out one day last week when the postman dumped everything on the floor of the outer lobby in- \"The Postman Was Tired their own mail stead of placing it in the respective mail boxes.His excuse was that he should have finished at 2 p.m.and did not gêt through until nearly 5 o'clock.He was tired by then and ready to quit for the day.Truly we live in a weird age.Local Young Lady Is Knocked Down Suffers Bruises Marie Louise Benard, 13, of 500 Wood Avenue, was taken to the Western Hospital last week after she was knocked down by a car at Sherbrooke Street and Mount Pleasant Avenue.She was suffering multiple bruises and cuts.The driver of the car was Reuben Belson, of 5257 Cavendish Avenue, Mr.Belson told the police that as he was approaching the intersection he saw a group of three girls crossing.; Half way across, the lights changed and they started to run back to the curb.He applied his brakes but stated he was unable to stop in time.Two Loiterers Fined, Jailed Paul Emile Poirier, of 4800 Cote St.Catherine Road, and Noel Chartrand, of 1824 St.James Street West, were found guilty of loitering by Recorder A.E.Laver- ty in Recorder's Court Wednesday.They were fined $5 and costs.Constable L.Lauzon made the arrest when the two men were found loitering on Rosiyn Avenue.Chartrand was also araigned .on a charge of theft.He.was, gen- tenced to.three weeks in jail.: \\ of the Bell Telephone Company.their name.As the service grew the problem of identifying and, selecting a person wanted was Solved by numbers.He said customers gave this number to the operator who knew how to put the call through.Gradually, this became outmod- |ed as a switchboard could no longer hold the required number of lines.Mr.Moise stated the exchange system was the solution.At present, the speaker said, the usable names for exchanges had been exhausted and numbers were having to be added to them, such as University 6.He spoke of the new continent- wide toll dialing system that was gradually being installed.When finally installed all but.the smallest communities will be equipped with it.The customer will still have to call the operator to place .a call but here she will dial the number and it will be connected almost as quickly as a local call.The speaker demonstrated a system of the future for placing calls, called the key pulsing system.It was done by a series of musical tones, denoted by digits and operated by buttons.The speaker was introduced by James,\u201d Lawson, ,.preaidetifl | k | + { -thanked by Freil Roast.A Telephone: Workings | Explained To Rotary An illustrated lecture on the magic in numbers was presented to the Westmount Rotary Club at their weekly meeting by Lucien Moise, Equipped with models to show the inner workings of a telephone exchange, Mr.Moise described the growth of the dial system.He said it whs a means of identifying a person.In the early days of the telephone he stated that operators knew each customer by In 1880 the directory for Montreal was comprised of a little over 250 names.Now it numbered in the hundreds of thousands.+ Social Worker Has Gifts Stolen For the first time in 12 years of veterans\u2019 social work, F.J.Travers, of 315 Victoria Avenue, had some of his comforts for the disabled stolen.Prior to leaging for a round of calls at one of the hospitals, Mr.Travers set a box of cigarettes, magazines and chocolates outside the door.of his home for a minute while he went inside for something.\u2018When he returned the comforts had been pilfered.Guest House Association To Seek Legal Protection The Westmount Guest House and Property Owners Association adopted a resolution at their last meeting to ascertain the number of \u2018their members and other oper- atdrs who h to join in legal i, ire vil FOR P WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1951 To Help look after street decoration.He stated that plaques, flags The general manager said this had been done to alleviate the traffic at the intersection of Victoria and Sherbrooke Street, the busiest in Westmount.Mr.Hughes said the band of Royal Montreal Regiment and the pipe band of No.401 City of West- mount R.C.A.F, Squadron would meet the Royal cavalcade at Westmount'\u2019s city limits and march them to the eastern extremity.They will play along the entire route.He said it was expected that the Princess and Prince would arrive.at Dorval Airport at 4:45 p.m.on October 30 and would reach West- mount by 5:30 or 5:45 p.m.There was a chance the time of arrival would be advanced to 3 pm.All streets, the general manager said, leading to the route would be cleared and blocked off one block on each side from the route an hour before arrival.Arrangements have been made to flood light the standing areas for civic officials ard school children if darkness has fallen by the time the cavalcade reaches West- mount.The Standing Areas Institute Pedagogique, room for 300 students, on Westmount Avenue between Claremont and Victoria Avenues.Roslyn School, room for 800 pupils on Westmount Avenue between Grosvenor and Roslyn, Avenues.King's School, room for 240 pupils on Sherbrooke Street between Arlington and Strathcona Avenues.Westmount Junior High School, room for 700 on Sherbrooke between Strathcona and Mount Stephen Avenues.Westmount Senior High School, room for 150 on Sherbrooke between Strathcona and Mount Stephen and room for 200 on Sherbrooke between Kensington and Argyle Avenues.St.Paul's Academy, room for 500 on Sherbrooke between Argyle and Clarke Avenues.Queen's School, room for 300 on Sherbrooke between Wood and Vignal Avenues.St.Leo\u2019s School, room for 500 on Sherbrooke between Wood and Vignal.Congregation of Notre Dame, room for 200 on Sherbrooke between Vignal and Atwater Avenues, All members of the Police QIMINCT Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis PRICE 3 CENTS City By Decorating Homes \u201c City officials called upon residents of Westmount today to fess toon their homes with appropriate decorations for the Royal visit.T.J.Hughes, general manager, told The Examiner that a special committee headed by Mayor J.S.Cameron had been appointed te and banners of bunting would be hung along the route of the Royal Couple, Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip, through Westmount.A change in the route through the city was announced.Instead proceeding south on Victoria Avenue as planned they will head down Roslyn Avenue.* RMR To Deposit Colours Sunday In St.Matthias A unique ceremony will be held when the Royal Montreal Regie ment (M.G.) deposits its old colors in St.Matthias Church, Weste mount, for safe keeping, Sunday, Qct.21.The date has been change ed from Oct.14.The famous old regimental colors, presented to the 14th Bate talion, C.E.F., at the close of the First World War in Germany, have been replaced by new colors ,which likewise were presented to the regiment overseas at the con= clusion of a victorious war.Lt.-Col.J.P.C.Macpherson, M.C., officer commanding, will lead the battalion from the armory at 2.30 p.m.with the veterans of the regiment comprise ing No.14 Branch Canadian Legion, in the van, also with their colors.The regimental band and drums will attend.The unit's colors will be carried by 2nd Lieuts.V.A.Murray and J.J.Kay, and they will be accompanied by CSM J.A.Mitchel}, M.B.E., as the warrant officer with the \u201ccolor party.The C.O.'s staff will include Major C.J.Pratt, Major D.Lancaster, and Capt.Lloyd Craig, adjutant.On arriving at the church, the doors of which will be closed, the color party will troop the colors between the lines of the battalion and the veterans drawn up on opposite sides of the road.The C.0.'s staff will approach the church and the adjutant will rap on the door with the hilt of his sword, requesting admittance.This will be favorably answered by the rector, Canon Gilbert Oliver, M.C., who will conduct the service, assisted by Major Rev.G.F.Leigh, regimental chaplain: Mackayville Man Was Injured In Collision Wilfrid Orchard, of Mackayville, suffered injuries following a three- and Cote St.Antoine Road involving a tram, a truck and a car.The tram-driver was J.Bibeau, of 625 St.Phillipe Street; the truck driver, Joseph Legare, 21, of 240A Charron Street; and the aute 1 be on duty for the\u2019 \u2018on page \u2018#1 driver A.Cramer, 18, of 4800 Isas bella Avenue.way collision Monday at Claremont .A id Then ; RINCESS Residents Asked Ee pe adm == [LET ME HELP YOU PAGE TWO = ® That citizens on Victoria Avenue are pretty unhappy over the change in route of the Royal Couple .seems the cavalcade will now head south en Roslyn.® That a certain constable on the Westmount police force was caught in an embarrassing position t'other day .a youngster crossed against the red light at Victoria Avenue, the cop bellowed « .the little fellow, not used to being spoken © in such manner @eveloped near hysterics .the more the constable tried consolation the more the tears flowed .situation was finally brought under control, but not until a large crowd had gathered to watch the show.© That à four-foot willow rootx was found in the drain pipe of à] drinking fountain at Westmount Park .seems this hoary mass of fibres was a little thirsty .\u2018imbedded itself on the platform and guzzled away.@ That the Westmount Guest House and Property Owners Asso- ALFRED Lal IBERTE ciation are coming out of their MUSIC STUD4O corner with their dander up .Individual Tuition I council had better watch out Beginners and Advanced |.they have blood in their eye.Complete professional instruction in Piano, Singing, Solfeggio, Mu- ® Fhat the Association say they | sical Dictation, Harmony, Counter.| have found a legal loop hole in the paint, etc.by-law has spelled death te their business .they say it is going Under the direction of Madeleine Laliberté, pianist to kill it deader than a door \u2018nail .Francoise Houle, singer Hector Groton, composer ® That Elphege Menard, presi- 72 Columbia Avenue dent of the Association, says he Westmount WE.3113 nas evidence proving the operation of overflow houses in Westmount by two leading downtown hotels i.he is wondering why the city | is nott aking action .?S\u2014 DISCOURAGED?| 5185 Decarie Bid.(ver Srovdon These) | AT, 3218 ® That some of Miss Lillian SORROW?Herring's customers got the mistaken impression from am item in P ROBLEMS?this column that she was going fo 2 | retire to the metropolis of Beebe SICKNESS?in the NEAR future.Don't worry, Would special prayer | ladies, Lillian is at going Jb : desert you.Our statemen help you?the DISTANT future and that Counsel offered regardless of means a long way off.; your faith.; dent cnsu ® That the Post Office in Came- al ¢ tation by ren\u2019s Stationery has been rented : = \u2018 l'to two other fellows.Seems that Phone FI.2820 |Mr.Cameron found that it was Rev.O.J.Rirz, M.A,, B.Th.Ji tating up so much of his time that his own business was suffering ERREROEEERREOREEE from lack of attention.The P.Ois still located in his store, though.@ That Chas.A.James (Victoria | Pet Supplies), leaves on & four to six weeks trip to England and, possibly, the continent on Oct.26th.His business Will remain open during his absence and is in capable hands.@ That Friendly Fred Travers, the effervescent.Eagle, will make a flying trip (no pun: intended) to Goose Bay loaded with gifts and accompanied by a full-fledged stage show to entertain the boys stationed there.Visited Ste.Anne\u2019.Military Hospital this week with his entourage.\"CHRISTMAS\" every day af the year | for INSURANCE 2 Edwin D.CHRISTMAS INSURANCE BROKER PAATATATRARAARARAAASAAARETE! a Halloween window.Very effective, too.Take a peek at it next time you're in that vicinity.@ That two of Philbin's former employees are now operating a general repair shop: on Greene 398 ST.JAMES ST.W.Montreal UCFERRATR | HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Barrister and Sollcitor 57 Sr.James St.Wen Departmant for the Closing of Estates.of Deceased Persons Residence: Ambassador Apts, Westmount Office: HA.9238-39 (557 Sherbrooke St.Weat \u2014 Glenview 2177 \\ { SNOWDON SCHOOL or DANCING Children's and adults classes in: Ballet, Tap, interpretative, character, acrobatic [SE EP rT Private and Semi - Private lessons.rs titre carré spr hm fm Body-Building end reducing.re 1 mt 4 met mt 11 cm 1 em Evening classes for business girls.mmf cm | cm frm A The only school in Canada featuring a complete course for Deaf-Mutes.ENROLL NOW .@ Thats Ohman's, the jewellers on PL.9498 Greene Avenue, are first in quali- CL.4519 ty, fivst in service and first with | THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1951.| called Avenue airs and Service.T.Seymour and R.Bouchard are the \u2018boys.Mie That Jock Heron of 4326 St.Catherine Street, Westmount, president of the Westmount Branch lof the Canadian Legion, is still in Queen Mary Hospital but expects to be discharged soon.Jock has been fitted with a new hip cup which has necessitated several months of hospitalization.Dougie Heron, who starred on Westmount and McGill football teams, is a , son.Dougie is now with the Mc- Cormack Biscuit Company in London, Ont.Mrs.Heron has been very active in the Ladies | Auxilliary of the Legion for seme | years.@ That the Westmount English \u2018Rugby Club had a busy Saturday land Sunday last weekend.On beat Ottawa Rugger Club in the \u2018nightcap of a two game exhibition.MeGilk English Rugby team \u2018won the first game against MIT.lof Cambridge, Mass.On Sunday morning Westmount played MLLT.at Trenhelme Park, N.D.G., and -won by the score of 13-3.Last :|year M.ET.beat the local club | 34-0.© That Dr.Howard S.Ross, K.C., D.C.L, well known Westmounter, was guest speaker last Thursday Club.of Montreal held in the Mount Royal Hotel.His subject \u2018was \u201cMust We Always Have Wars.\u201d John Hayden presided Lover 8.large attendance of mem- followed Dr.Ross\u2019 address proved to be lively with Dr.Ross adroitly handling the barrage of questions fired at him.- © That Bill Gerhardt, of Halifax, and Niles Ring, of St.John, New Brunswick, are doing fellowship work at the Westmount \u201cY.\u201d Both are studying at Sir George Williams.- © That mums for the Annual Chrysanthemum Show of the Westmount Conservatories are blooming already.greenhouse is full of these long stemmed beauties.; © That the city council will an- inounce the show\u2019s opening date |soon .[November 8.® That many of Westmount's municipal emplpyees have been \u2018telling the city manager they are \u2018happy about the new raise they are going to get.the city manager is not altogether happy \u2018about his .Mr.Hughes\u2019 confreres are said to be kept busy passing him aspirins.| ®@ That the paving of Sherbrooke Street and Cote St.Anteine Road will be finished by the time you read this.Some snags were en- \u2018countered by the public works department when supplies ran out .all is happy now .® That Inspector Richard Ed- monston, of the Police Depart- iment, is off on a week's vacation '.coincides with the mayhem caused by renovating workers.when he returns he will be en- \u2018built for him.® That Pred Rowley, of Lans- 'downe: Avenue, well known young leading part in getting the new \u201cY\u201d Westmount service club \u201cPhalanx Fraternity\u201d started.At \u2018the first meeting held last Thurs- {day 15 members were enrolled.It '50 members will soon be achieved.| @ That Alfred Plck, M.A, a graduate of Westmount High and: | McGill.University, is now assist- \u2018ant to the Minister of External Affairs in Ottawa.Mr.Pick is a 'l son of Francis J.T.Pick, of 426 ! Clarke Avenue.He has held several appointments in Canada's {pecially in South America.| .1e That the members of the R.M.R.i branch.of the Canadian Legion dia inot tarry very long at the meet- ling held in the Armoury last Friday evening.The boilers were jeut of commission and the frigid the battle hardened vets.game which.called fon some.movement was however: well patroniged.® That Liémel Fournien! dtrgbtor | Saturday at McGill Stadium they | evening at a meeting of the Speke [| °° bers.The question period which | .the grapevine sets it af|| \u2018sconced in a.plush new office being \u2018man \u2018around the city.is playing a | \u2018is expected that the objective of | embassies in the foreign field, es- | of the city recreation department, has had many calls regarding the proposed club for elderly men and women which will get underway on November 7 at the W.A.G.The Westmount Women's Club will act as hostesses ot these social meet- |.ings.Maybe the phrasing of the press release about the new club has contributed to the aroused în- terest.® That Paul Ouimet with his small daughter took in Westmount Warriors-Eastward football game | at the W.A.G.last Saturday.Paul took time out to congratulate the players on their well earned victory, a gesture which was easy | to take by the team.It's the liftle things in life which.count.© That the principal topic of | eonversation in Westmount these days is the royal tour.Amongst | the ladies it is chiefly concerning what the Princess is wearing and | the effect it will have on current styles.Prince Philip's speech to | the Toronto Board of Trade on | \u2018Saturday went down well with the men.'® That The Examiner gives local news coverage and lteeps you up | to date on what's happening in the neighbourhooëd .and Examiner Classified Ade.are a wonderful way to get rid of those \u201cdon't wants\u201d around the house | just call WA.2771 to place \u2018your ad.but please call early | Release New Book By U.of M.Expert Rev.Father Emile Bourvrier, 8.3, internationally known labor relations expert, has just released a new book entitled \u2018Neither Right Nor Left in Labor Relations\u201d which deals primarily with the Church's fundamental interests in management-labor relations.* As director of the Industrial Relations Section of the University of Montreal, Father Bouvrier, .has long been an exponent of | interchange of thimking between church and state, labor and management, employee and employer.One of his most popular acts in recent years was inaugurating the Imternational Conferenre on Industrial Relations which this year held its most successful session with important representatives of management and labor attending from many parts of Canada and the United States.\u201cNeither Right Nor Left in La- \u2018ber Relations\u201d is successful, too, in that it explains Quebec's successful labor relations record despite many conflicti interests, dual langusge and a specific | Problems which exist in this pro- | vince.:in the week.Residents.(Continued frem Page 1) - occasion.Civil Defense have been asked to \u2018help marshall the crowds as well | as members of the Rover Scouts | and Legion of Frontiersmen.15 policemen have been loaned for the occasion by the St.Laurent (force.The following day 15 eof | Westmount's men will be on duty * | | Volunteers from \u2018the i Catherine H.Smith Expert Meatthoy Piano Teacher Founded on Matthay pri 8, with \u2018a new discovery added h eliminates months and years of technical struggle, as results have proved .and are proving.Creates beatiful clear fell singing tone, be shaded from softest pp to most brillant ff, and is a great aid to aight reading and interpretation.| For information phone (in St.Laurent.GL.2046 Thesry \u2014 Hazmeny \u2014 Tage- Recording \u2014 Ore Band.Steinway piance used.Recitals Rits-Cariten.Cor.Royal Bank WEiin CII WESTMOUNT - BUSINESS COLLEGE [| i MISS R.WOOD, A Principal St.Catherine St.end Greene Ave.\u2014 Entrance: 1165 Greene Ave.ENROLL NOW FOR DAY OR EVENING COURSES.PRIVATE LESSONS ALSO AVARABLE.GRADUATES WITH LEADING MONTREAL FIRMS.gton 1885\u2019 \"The Scheel of Successful Students\u201d atmosphere was.just too much for The dort Cae 4 jie: cat eat CUT BAAR MAAS AIRE: TH IR ONLY CARLING Pod Cy MLE GIVES YOU | sad mma ean rier, ghor ased ther tela- with nter- rela- trial rver- rier, t of ween oyer.ts in ; the In- year ssion es of ding and } La- too, suc- }'de- rests, 2eific pro- Hardwood Floors REPAIRED - REFINISHED .SUPPLIED LAID .FINISHED - CLEANED A.Ross Crafton & COMPANY Free Estimates WE.' 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET WESTMOUNT Be Wise lmmunize City Health Dept.Advises Citizens This is National Immunization Week.Its object is to call to the ttention of citizens the need for d possibility of reducing the in- |.¢ldence of diphtheria, whooping fough, tetanus and tuberculosis, The protection against smallpox )y vaccination is absolute.As parents become aware of the value of these immunizations they ra be demanded for their fam- es.In regard to diphtheria, the ef- fcacy of immunization has been ost spectacular.In 1924, before unization methods for the pre- ention of diphtheria were admin- teréd, there were in Canada ,057 cases with 281 deaths.Last ear the toll had been reduced to 21 cases with 49 deaths.There- ore, in spite of the success at- alned, there were in 1950, in Canada, 49 preventible deaths from diphtheria.Your local health authorities re- jommend that you apply to your amily physician for this protec- fion or telephone FI.8531, City of Westmount Health Department, for immunization appointment.* The wisest time to give this protection is in infancy, when the susceptibility is very high, but any Susceptible individual may receive protection.You are notified and actually urged to avail yourself of these facilities.Car Smashes Railings A car belonging to Thomas Stanley Howard, of 27 Church Hill rolled away from the front of his home and smashed down stone fence posts and railings at 144 Cote St.Antoine Road.CLOSED MONDAY AND TUESDAY Oct.22nd and 23rd RE-OPENING WEDNESDAY Oct.24th, 7:30 a.me - Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) Pick-Up and Delivery WE.5908 Parking Lot for Our Patrons OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS : CLOSED SATURDAYS Be tes res Loar y rm co) Che ammier \u201c50 YEARS IN 8 vestmount [if ik Reliable WATCH REPAIRS 4 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN'S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.WE.4046 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1951 Heads Liberals The Westmount Young Liberal Association recently elected Noble Pewer president of the group.He will chair a meeting \u2018to be held next Wednesday in the Reform Club at which George Marler, house leader of the opposition in the Legislative Assembly, will be the guest speaker.Local Stamp Club View P.0.Film - Members of the Westmount Stamp Club were privileged to be the first to see, after its initial showing at the recent \u201cCapex\u201d stamp exhibition in Toronto, the ngw Canada Post Office film \u201cStagecoach to the Stars,\u201d which Mr.G.M.Desaufels, Public Relations Representative, Canada Post Office, Montreal, brought to the weekly meeting of the club on Thursday.; The film produced by the National Film Board, Ottawa, traces the history of the Post from early days to the modern transport of the mails by plane.Of particular interest to Montrealers are the sequences showing people calling for their letters at the Post Office in Montreal in\u2019 1835 which was then located in a building between the Gazette Printing establishment and a boarding house near Notre Dame Church.Another of the scenes \u2018shows the mail being handled at the airport at Dorval._ The film also shows the preparation and printing.of the four new stamps that were issued on September 24 to commemorate the first Canadian postage stamp the \u201cThreepenny Beaver.\u201d It is well produced and makes a very attractive feature for showing at stamp club gatherings as well as having much interest for the general public.YES SIR! IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE BUT It \u2019s True 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 Station Your Champlain Oil Dealer CORNER GROSVENOR and SHERBROOKE WEST Greasing, Washing, Simonizing and minor Mechanical Repairs.Also a full line of Auto Accessories.Don\u2019t forget, when you're stuck \"Don't, groan, \u201cJust phone!\", Fl.0573 ; ~ At your service from 7 a.m.to 10 p.m.daily, except Sundéy FREE efit) Us Roland Asselin Again To Coach Y Fencing Class The Physical Committee of the Westmount Y.M.C.A, has announced that Roland Asselin will again be heading up the fencing program at the local \u201cY\u201d as head coach for the coming season.This should be heralded as welcome news to the fencing enthusiasts in Westmount, since Mr, Asselin brings with him the experience of Olympic competition as a member of the Canadian team in 1948, and a long, successful history of competition and instruction on the national and internatioal level.The \u201cY\u201d coach, holder of the Dominion Foil and the Provincial Dueling Sword Championships, has just recently returned from an extensive trip td the Far East, where he was received in Japan as a visiting National Champion.He spent several weeks in the country as a guest of the Japanese Amateur Fencing Association, and was honoured on many formal and informal occasions.During his stay there he also had a chance to pit his skill against Japan's best, giving a most worthy account of himself and of Canada, in fighting to a tie against the Foils team and later winning a similar event 5 to 1.Mr.Asselin\u2019s classes meet every Monday and Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock, and it was pointed out that beginners, as well as advanced students, are welcome to join his group.Motorcycle Driver Hurt In Collision James R.Jephcott, 20, of Mac- Donald College, was taken to the Homosopathic Hospital Saturday following a collision between his motorcycle and a car at Victoria and Westmount avenues.He suffered abrasions about his thigh and multiple cuts and bruises about his leg.The driver of the car was Miss Joan Young, 19, of 36 Shornecliffe Avenue, To Meet On Wednesday The Queens Home and School Association will hold their first general meeting on Oct.24, 1951.The guest speaker will be -Mr.K.Van Jeune \u2014 his subject \u201cTraffic Safety.\u201d Car Hit By Runaway D.Labre, of Lachine, parked his auto on Arlington Avenue last week while he made a call.When he returned the machine had rolled downhill into a parked car belonging to James Dever, of 50 Arlington Avenue.FALL DANCE The annual Fall dance of the Canadian Youth Hostels Association will be held Friday, October 19 in Victoria Hall.The C.Y.H.is a service organization which seeks to provide hostels to assist young Canadians to travel and learn to know their country.Proceeds from this an- | nual benefit dance will be used jidirectly ; tq build and maintain hostels in the Province of Quebbe: | placed on \u2018the shelves.In addition, several hundred more were used PAGE THREE Library Acknowledges Gifts-Of Many Books 1951 has brought to the Westmount Public Library something of the \u201cfeel\u201d of Christmas, because of the many gifts of books received.The Library authorities acknowledge, with thanks, the gener osity of the donors, through whose thoughtfulness the quality of Westmourit's book collection is steadily being enriched.Much sorting and cataloguing was done at the Library during the summer months, and 558 gifts, titles new to the collection, were as replacements of worn copies in the possession of the library, while other duplicates were put aside for disposal to other libraries.A few, usually because of phy-* sical conditions, were thrown out.\u201cSaskatchewan and the Rocky Such operations add up to a whole Mountains\u201d (1875) and the Abbé that is interesting if difficult, de- Dugas\u2019 \u201cCanadian West\u201d (1905).manding much in book knowledge, It goes without saying that any but pleasing to the detective in- thing about Montreal and district gtinets of the librarian.is especially important and useful, The Westmount Public Library| Beyond Canada lies the world, is particularly interested in pre- and through gifts, Westmount.has serving items of Canadiana \u2014 recently received Doughty's \u201cAra- books with a Canadian imprint, |bia Deserta,\u201d Lafoadio Hearn's or by or about Canadians.Often \u201cTwo Years in the French West printed in small editions, not al- Indies,\u201d and Hammerton\u2019s \u201cWon- Ways regarded as important when ders of the Past.\u201d Chinese Turkes- issued, such books contribute much tan, the Near East and North Af- to our knowledge of the Canadian\u2019| rica have joined with the books on scene.\u2019 England especially on London.The Library has received recent- From Montgomery's Story of the ly as gifts such titles as: the Can- 4th army (1914-1918), we have adian Magazine, 1850; the first gone back through history \u2014 the edition of Ralph Connor's \u201cSky Russo-Japanese war, the campaign Pilot\u201d; the Earl of Southesk's (Continued on page 18) = Afternoon Teas make friendly entertainment PALAIA TEA ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.P.McCuaig Limited 65 Hillside Avenue Wi.1104 WESTMOUNT « ELECTRICITY « RADIO e TELEVISION ENROLL NOW FOR OCTOBER CLASSES DAY OR EVENING Office Hours: Daily À to 5 \u2014 Evenings 7 to 9 CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY BUILDING 1204 Crescent Street i - Telephone UN.6-0959 | CITY .\u2026.rms re | ee ES J ar à Met Na M LAD ne CREA « v pe vn PALE FOUR [MILES BIRKETT A funeral service was held Monday for Miles Birkett, of 2015 Northcliffe Avenue, at D.A.Collins Chapel.He was formerly second in command of the b8th Westmount Rifles.Officiating at the service was Rev.John A.Johnston, minister of Westmount Baptist Church.Interment was at Montreal Memorial Park.Mr.Birkett died last week at the Homoeopathic Hospital after a brief illness.He was 88.A native of Notre Dame de Grace, he had lived in West- mount for 35 years.He was a chartered accountant.Mr.Birkett served in the Canadian Reserve Army most of his life He was a major in the 58th Westmount Rifles.Prior to that he was a captain with the 3rd Victoria Rifles and captain with the 43rd Duke of Cornwall and York Rifles of Ottawa.An active church man, he was a member of Westmount Baptist ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS | Service On All Kinds } ESS WA.Grl=6 \u2014\u2014 of Electrical Troubles - Om) mr @ La CLOUTIER.Fe TEN EAA 7509 Repairs by EXPERTS on Radio, Blowers and Circulator Pumps Anything Worth Repairing Is Worth Repairing Right! 4501 EARNSCLIFFE AVENUE \u2014 cor.COTE ST.LUC THIS AD IS WORTH 10% DISCOUNT ON ANY REPAIRS ANY TIME THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1951 Guest of Honor L.E.Probst, above, supreme chief ranger and president of the International Order of Foresters, will he the guest of honor at the autumn banquet at Victoria Hall, Oct.20.Church.For a number of years he served as a deacon and was a former superintendent of the Sunday school.He was native of Providence, Rhode Island, and is survived by a son, Miles Birkett, Jr.REQUIREMENTS: AGE \u2014 Up to 30 Years.PY «et rt rs ores.MEDICAL \u2014 Must pass R.C.A.F.Aircrew Medical.Must Have Been Awarded R.C.A.F Pilot Wings DO YOUR PART TO HELP CANADA DO HER PART Today the world's freedom is endangered by aggression and threats of aggression, Canada must be prepared to defend her freedom.To strengthen our country in readiness for duty, we need you on our team today = for an important job on the ground or in the air.Do your part to help Canada do ber part, 401 CITY OF WESTMOUNT FIGHTER SQUADRON {R.C.A.F.AUXILIARY) Canada's Top Scoring R.C.A.F.Squadron during World War Il At Present Has Vacancies for Pilots Apply To: 401 (F) Squadron 4450 Sherbrooke St.W.Tel.or ti .a Cam WE.1157 WE.1158 Unity Boys\u2019 Club News Every now and then, boys and girls, you should be interested in what is done in your community in your interest, and\u2019 in the part the Unity Boys\u2019 Club plays as a unit of what is called the Southern Area Council.Every month this Council, consisting of the Iverley and Negro Community Centres, St.Andrew's Youth Centre, the Unity Boys\u2019 Club and the schools in the area, meets to discuss ways and means of cooperating and co-ordinating their individual activities so that you will have at your disposal more.effective programs, programs which will be of more pleasure and advantage to you.This spirit of interdependence is essential to every successful boys\u2019 club in a community and begins first in your own inter- group planning in your own club.This spirit has been the keynote to all activity in the Unity Boys\u2019 Club, It is a spirit which has already found its leadership in its own community.Coming Events Electricity Group This group is open to boys between 12 and 15 and is giving a 19-week course in elementary electricity.The course covers such subjects as magnetism, the magnetic field, the earth as a magnet, the theory of magnetism, the electric field, lightning projection and other interesting items.Day, Tuesday.Time, 7.30 p.m.Instructor, Mr.Robert Edwards.Teen-Age Club The club is open to members aged 14 and 15, and is planning a number of events including periodic dances.Any boy or girl at the age level who is not already a member of the Unity Boys\u2019 Shaar Hashomayim The Jewish Festival of Succos, marking the ingathering of the late crops and the vintage in the land of Israel, was celebrated this week.At Congregation Shaar Hasho- mayim, in Westmount, services were held Sunday evening and on Monday and Tuesday.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat spoke on \u201cSharing | our Privileges\u2019 on Monday, and) \u201cPalms of Victory\u201d on Tuesday.| The Succah was open for worshippers after each service during .the entire celebration.JUNIOR CONGREGATION At the Rosh Hashonah Youth Services, which were conducted on | Monday and Tuesday, the Chazo-.nim were: Mark Bercuvitz, Lewis Batshaw, Michael Cape, David Fleming, Marvin Goldsmith, Martin Goodman, Eddie Rodney and Mark Shapiro.Guest Speakers were Mrs.F.V.Elkin, President of the Parent-Teachers\u2019 Association and Dr.Harry L.Ballon, President of the Men's Association.At the Kol Nidre Youth Service, Marvin Goldsmith officiated and Dr.M.S.Cohen, the Principal, was the Guest Speaker, On Yom Kippur day, at the morning and afternoon services, the Chazonim were: Lewis Bat- shaw, Mark Bercuvitz, Michael Cape, David Fleming, Marvin Goldsmith, Martin Goodman, Eddie Rodney and Mark Shapiro.The Guest Speakers were Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat and Dr.George J.Strean, Chairman of the Extension Activities Committee.TERRIFIC WARDROBE .Elizabeth Tayolr, pogtraying an extremely wealthy girl, has 18 terrific changes, ranging from bathing suits to evening gowns, in George Stevens\u2019 \u2018A Place In The Sun\u201d in which she is teamed with sus Montgomery, , Clift and Shelley ) volt lal winters.: Club may apply for Teen-Age Club membership and, if accepted on a vote taken by the present membership, may take part in the various activities, providing he or she buys a 1951-1952 membership card in the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.Poster Group The group is under the.direction of Mr.Frank Clifton and is to meet each Thursday at 7.30 p.m.Juniors or Midgets wishing to take part in the class are asked to contact Miss Dalme.Volunteers Wanted: The Unity Boys\u2019 Club requires a man to lead a woodworking group on Wednesdays at 7.153 p.m.Any person wishing to volunteer for this position is asked to phone WIlbank 5506 (Mr.Moss) or to call in at the Club, 1090 Greene Avenue.Games Room Activity: Miss Dalme and .her first-rate volunteers will be holding a ladder tournament in table tennis for various members, Watch the notice board for further information.Hallowe'en Parties Four Hallowe'en parties will be held the latter part of this month (October) for members holding white membership cards.There will be a part for Bantams, one for Midgets, one for Juniors and a Mass Activity for all members on Hallowe'en night.Admission to these, parties will be by ticket only which you can obtain from De- tober 24 to 27 inclusive.Parents Night: This will be a family night and will be held at a later date when parents and club members will get together and enjoy a program of fun together.FUEL BILLS TOO HIGH?\"8:20 JN RIB YON] - MALL - FLAME \u2018 » OIL BURNER .GUARANTEED That's right! We're so positivé yow\u2019ll save money by installing a Timken Silent Automatic Wall Flame Oil Burner in your present furnace that we\u2019Il guarantee savings in writing\u2014on a money-back, burner-back basis! Only we offer you this written guarantee! Our 16 page full-colour#folder ; If fuel bills were painted on roof; tops!\u201d tells why Timken is tops in savings.It's yours for the asking, Fill in the coupon below or phone today \u2014 no obligation, of course.HEATERS LIMITED 1832 St.Catherine St.West, Montreal, P.Q.\u2014 Tel.: Fl.3521 Switchboard open 24 hours a day Dear Sirs: Please send me the above folder telling me how | can enjoy Timken Silent Automatic Wall-Flame Oil Heat at new low costs, NAME.\u2026uncvsrcsssnsenses 0esesessoss ADDRESS.uvosssemmmenssen ssraesnsenssensncensanses CITY és PROV meme Hh obo 6h Ae AS A NN ANSE LEE ta he MAN AA Bf The lead à paragraphe following, - Scouters\u2019 Conference, were penned for last week's issue, but were unfortunately omitted due to a lack of space.L.The 16th annual provincial Scouters\u2019 Conference has passed into history .and we have no doubt history will record that this conference is just like better than the last one.its predecessors .The marvelous spirit which prevailed concerning the annual .à little bigger and throughout the three-day week-end at North Hatley in the colorful Eastern Townships was a fitting tribute to the organizing and planning done by our Monreal Headquarters staff.We did note, much more so than in other years, that Montreal Scouters were considerably outnumbered by, shall we say, out-of- town Scouters.province.Delegates came from as + far away as Arvida, Gaspe and Kenogami to attend the conference.Locations nearer to the North Hatley site were exceptionally well represented.A complete news story telling of the happenings at the conference will be found on one of the news pages of this paper.The theme of the event, \u201cWhy I am-a Scouter\u201d, was very ably dealt with by our chief executive commissioner, Major-General D.C.Spry, who added greatly to the occasion with his many and varied contributions.Provincial commissioner G.Robley Mackay, commenting on how much good common sense and the various.sessions, remarked how many sound ideas had been put forward and expressed his gratification with the splendid cooperation given by all present.To that, we echo our own happiness at the tremendous and vital good spirit which existed at North Hatley.Somewhat dreary weather in no way dampened this bubbling good will,and made us all the more proud to be affiliated with an organization such as the Boy Scouts Association.To the H:Q.staff, who put in many long hours planning myriad details, we offer the thanks of all the Scouters .to C.J.Dendy, L.C.Houldsworth, J.L.Mac- Gregor, Miss L.Poltrick and W.J.C.Hewetson, we can certainly say: \u201cThank you for a goed job, well done\u201d.Tips On How To Take Care Of Your Watch In brief, the Swiss watchmakers give this advice to the owner of a quality watch who wants a well-maintained, accurate timepiece: (1) Always take your watch to a quality watch-service department for any necessary adjustment, cleaning or repair.(2) Insist on genuine factory replacement parts.(3) Wind it once a day, preferably in the morning.And when you wind it, take it off your wrist.(4) Try not to expose it to extreme hot or cold conditions.(5) Keep it away from perfume, powder, or loose tobacco crumbs.(6) And, above all, if the watch should lose its accuracy.or stop completely, don't try fixing it yourself.Tinkering with a fine watch movement can be an expensive experiment.Your community watchmaker makes it his business to nurse \u201csick\u201d watches back to health.That is, by Scouters frogn other points in the x Temple Emanu-El Sabbath Sukkoth Services This evening, October 19th, at 8.15, Dr.Stern will speak on \u2018The Book of Ecclesiastes.\u201d Tomorrow morning, October 20th, at 11.30 sermonette \u2014 \u201cThe End of the Matter.\u201d Consecration Service Monday Morning, October 22nd, at 10.30.At this service a class of boys and girls entering the Religious School for the first time will participate in the Procession of Scrolls led by Confirmants and High School graduates of last year.Dr.Stern will bless the members of the Consecration Class and present them with miniature Sefer Torahs.A Kid- dush reception in honour of the consecrants and their parents will be held in the Community House under the auspices of the Home and School Association.Members of the 1951 Consecration Class are as follows: Deborah Krigel, Betsy Epstein, Paula Lang, Maxine Lobel, Suzanne Miller, Sherry Simon, Janet Usheroff, Roberta Izenberg, Karen Marks, Felice Schwartz, Judith Schwartz, Cynthia Rill, Brenda Macklin Rona Engels, Marian Levitan, Sharon Vineberg, Nina Pesner, Ellen Ull- man, Marsha Hoffman, Ricia Brauer, Eleanor Bick, Beverly Abelson, Susan Chernoff, Barbara Shaffer, Toby Stein, Betty Feinholz, Diane Grossman, Joan Torchin, Carol Kerner, Esther Sundell, Vivan Tissenbaum, Eric \u2018Carsely, - Michael Poch Michael Mannes, Charles Goldenberg, Paul Black, Eric Rill, Robert Gould, Eric Macklin David Engels, Donald Prinsky, Allan Kohl, Kenneth Frankel, Bernard Sheinart, Eric Meth, William Shiller Jeffrey Usheroff, Hareld Josephson, EI- liot Berger, Mark Abelson, Philip Maurice, Mark Shaffer Jeffery Danson, Glen Springer, Barry Tissenbaum.School For Adults Regular classes will be held as in past years on Monday evenings throughout the season.Regular classes commence Monday evening, November 5th.Courses will be given in Elementary and Advanced Hebrew, Public Speaking, The Prayer Book and The Bible.Committee in charge: Miles Wis- enthal, Joseph Roston, Harold Prinsky, Mrs.Louis Goodman, Mrs.Josef Aron, Mrs.Joseph Bambiger, Nathan Izenberg, Her- shell Lewis, Joseph Cooper, Dr.Lewis Poch, Mrs.George Hollin- ger, Maurice Schwartz.Florence Nightingale The seventh season of the Book Lovers Forum will have Miss Ruth WOVE POO TSF OOO rvVvYwvww Hodge Bros.Lia, YOUR MONARCH 6170 Sherbrooke WEST END DEALER WA.1175 COR, GRAND BOULEVARD PAAMAAALAAALMAAAAAALALAALAALAAALA THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1951 Low, B.A.Supervisor of Education of the Province of Quebec, who will review \u201cFlorence Nightingale\u201d by Cecil Woodham-Smith on Wednesday afternoon, October 31st at 2.45 in Temple Com- PAGE FIVE munity House, Tea will follow the review.Other lecturers for the season will be: Rev.Angus Cameron; Dr.D.J.Wilson and Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern.Szason tickets are now available at the price of $2.50.Chairman is Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern.Vice-Chaire men are: Mesdames Josef Aron, Irvin Gertsman, Alfred Crossman, Dagobert Lisser.Secretary is Mrs.Louis Goodman.Combined Appeal October 15 28d se N L | FEDERATION of CATHOLIC CHARITIES and ST.MARY 5 HOSPITAL TTS TRE TERETE ÿ mr te a i LE sa pp \u2014 PAGE SIX THE EXAMINER Serving the City ot Wesimeant GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Bvery Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAInut 2773 4% \u201cThe Examiner aims to be an independent, clean sewnpaper for the home, devoted to publie service.Mai) «subscriptions: 52.00 pes year; o1.00 half-year, Authorized as 2nd Class Mall.Otrave Post Office \"ep! our neighbor, and deserted.FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1951 \"HELP CATHOLIC CHARITIES + LJ] + Generous Public Response Vital to Success of Drive The Federation of Catholic Charities, like all welfare and charitable organizations, is faced with ancther big increase in the cost of caring for the needy.Cheaper money and higher prices pose a problem for organizations dependent upon public subscription that is not easily overcome.This year's objective of $563,000 represents the minimum figure necessary to maintain efficiently the Federation's 24 agencies and services.To raise that formidable total, an organization of over 4,000 voluntary workers has been assembled and is presently canvassing Montreal homes houses.Success will require a lot of hard work on the part of the organization and a generous reception by the public.As far as this area is concerned, we know - .THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1951 that we can bespeak a warm welcome for the canvassers.We are always generous when the success of a worthy cause is at stake.As Archbishop Paul Emile Leger wrote: \u201cWhen we support an appeal such as ours we are simply giving back to God through some of the goods which God has given to us.May we continue to fulfill this divine command by helping the sick, the aged, the needy, the orphan, the abandoned CANADA'S SAVINGS BONDS % #% % Good Rate of Interest and Best Security in the World The new series of Canada saving bonds went on sale at the beginning of the week, andgeports are that the sale will exceed that of any issue since the last Victory Loan.Officials think the sales might even go up as high as $100,000,000 more than last year's $275,000,000 total.This issue will be popular because it appeals to both the patriotic and the self inter- and business Great Down-Town Church Has Served Many Years ee pn St.James United Church, City Councillors and St.Catherine St.West, is the fourth place of worship erected by that congregation since the early beginnings of Methodism in Montreal.The first known Methodist minister was Rev.Joseph Sawyer who spent a short time in Montreal in 1802.For several years following his visit the little group of Methodists gathered for worship in a small room set aside for that purpose.When the congregation numbered about thirty members thought was given to the erection of a permanent place of worship.In 1807 the congregation, finding * - | Church of the Advent i \u2014\u2014_\u2014 * October 21 is children's day and youth Sunday in the Canadian Church.At the Church of The Advent, Westmount, the preacher at the Solemn Eucharist will be the Rev.Robert Peters, principal of the High School, Franklin Centre.At Evensong two choirboys, Winston Hill and Wayne Horton, will receive their medals from the Royal School of Church Music.Instead of a sermon, there will be a choral recital, when some original music will be sung, including a \u201cPrayer in Song,\u201d composed by twelve-year-old Harold Downie, and sung by himself.Following Evensong, there will be the choristers\u2019 prize giving in the parish hall.The Frank Wise cup, for the boy who each year ranks highest in character and service, has been won by Robert Robinson, head chorister.The Errol Hall cup, for the boy who makes the biggest contribution in music during the year, is being awarded to two boys\u2014Harold Downie and Michael Bildfell.A cordial invitation to he present is extended to &ll who are interested.itself not financially able to erect a Church, sent Mr.Coate to England.He returned with the necessary funds and work began.The church was built in what is now known as St.Sulpice St.A part of the wall, apparently being of field-stone embedded in heavy mortar, still stands at the south- (Continued on page 7) Xx | St.Andrew's | Westmount * * Sunday morning the service in St.Andrew's, Westmount, will be conducted by Rev.George K.Ward who will speak on the theme, \u201cGod in Control\u201d.Mr.Grant will be celebrating the Sacrament of Holy Communion at Westminster- Central United Church.In the evening, in St.Andrew\u2019s, Mr.Grant will speak \u2018on the text.\u201cBe Still and Know that I am God.\u201d Among the organizations that will be meeting next week will be: The Women's Association, Tuesday aftérnoon, with Mrs.D.O.Bremner, President.The speaker will be Mrs.J.G.McKay, chairman of the board of the United Church Homes for elderly ladies.Tea hostesses: Mrs.C.A.Duclos and the \u201cHampstead\u201d Group.The Bruce Copland Mission Band (Mrs.Frank L.Windsor, Superintendent) will meet on Thursday afternoon after school.The Men of St.Andrew\u2019s will hold their first supper meeting of the season on Wednesday evening, October 24.The guest speaker will be Dougall Cushing who will give an illustrated talk entitled \u201cA Pictorial Flight Around the World.\u201d Mr.Cushing has most interesting and \u201cunusual\u201d pictures to present.The men of St.Andrew's are completing plans for the Annual Laymen\u2019s Service which will be held on Sunday morning, October 28.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE x BAHA'I A WORLD FAITH THE TWELVE BASIC BAHA'I PRINCIPLES 3.The Foundation of all Religion Is One.For study classes, discussion groups ond literature inquire: Box No.58 - Tel.CL.1879 First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road Westmount, Que.Sunday, October 21st.11,00 a.m.Sunday School, 11,00 a.m, Morning Service.Subject: \u201cDOCTRINE OF ATONEMENT.\u201d Golden Text: II Corinthians 5:17.If any man be In Christ, he js a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, ull things are become new.Wednesday 8.15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.Reading Room, 52 Academy Road.2,00 pan to 4,00 p.m.Tuesdays and ridays, except Sunday's and Hol idays.t.a à i.yi fips est of the purchaser.strong check on inflation, while the interest rate of 3.21 per cent appeals to the thrifty\u2014 especially in view of the security back of it.As in previous years the bonds will be issued in $50, $100, $500, and $1,000 denominations, and this year an additional $5,000 bond will be availab\u2019e.All may be purchased through payroll savings as well as at investment dealers and the banks.Be patriotic.Buy Canada Savings Bonds.Public saving is a * * dr 1 Christian Science \u201cDoctrine of Atonement\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, October 21, 1951, The Golden Text is from II Corinthians 5:17.\u201cIf any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new\u201d.Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible:\u2014 \u201cWherewith shall I come before the Lord, and bow myself before the high God?shall I come before him with burnt offerings, with calves of a year old?Will the Lord be pleased with thousands of rams, or with ten thousands of rivers of oil?shall I give my firstborn for my transgression, the fruit of my hody for the sin of my soul?He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?\u201d (Micah 6.) The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience & Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u2014 \u201cThe time is not distant when the ordinary theological views of atonement will undergo a great change, \u2014 a change as radical as that which has come over popular opinions in regard to predestination and future punishment.Atonement- is the exemplification of man\u2019s unity with God, whereby man reflects divine Truth, Life, and Love.The scientific unity which exists between God and man must be wrought out in life-prac- tice, and God\u2019s will must be universally done\u2019.(Pages 24, 18, 202.) BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sharbrooke Street and Roslyn Avenue John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister William J.Neale Organist and Choirmaster Sunday, October 21st, BROTHERHOOD SUNDAY under auspices of \u201cTHE MEN OF WESTMOUNT.\u201d REGULAR CHURCH SERVICES 11.00 a.m and 7.30 p.m.Conducted by Toronto Team of Baptist Laymen: George Harrap, Gladstone Zimmerman, Sidney Johnson and McCormack Smyth.Entire Congregation Should Be Present VISITORS MOST CORDIALLY INVITED Two Special Gatherings For Men 8.45 a.m.MEN'S BREAKFAST MEET.NG Murray\u2019s Restaur: Snerbrooke Street West \u2018and Claremont.Avenue, 8.45 pon.MEN'S RALLY, \u2014 h \u2014 Male Chorus, Address, Violin Selection.VISITORS CORDIATLY.» FL coMED \u2014 Attend the Church of- Come to Church Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourish.Your Choice Regularly.* * [ Westmount Baptist .! * + Under the auspices of the \u201cMen of Westmount\u201d, Brotherhood, Sunday will be observed on October 21.The regular church services of the day will be conducted by a \u2018team of Baptist laymen from Toronto.These visitors will be George Harrap, Sidney Johnson, vice-president of the Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec, Gladstone Zimmerman and Mec- Cormack Smyth, secretary of the Baptist Brotherhood of the two provinces.The morning?address will be delivered by George Har- rap, while that of the evening will be by Gladstone Zimmerman.Every member of the Congregation is expected to be present at these services.Visitors and strangers will be welcomed.The program of the day also includes two special gatherings for men.One will take the form of a men's breakfast meeting in Murray's Restaurant at Sherbrooke West and Claremont Avenue.À large company of men is expected to be present including representatives from other Baptist churches.George Harrap will be the speaker.Breakfast will begin at 8.45 a.m.and the meeting will be over, before 10 so as to leave ample time for those intending to bring their families to church.The other special gathering will take the form of a men\u2019s rally, following the evening service, beginning with a song service at] 8.45 p.m.A male voice chorus will ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Canon Sydenham BD.Lindsay Rev.M.J.C.Levason 22nd Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.9.30 a.m, Holy Communion.10.00 a.m Sunday School 10,15 a.m.Mattins.11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist, 7.00 pe m.Evensong and _ Choral Re- tal.8.00 cla) Chorister\u2019's prize giving.WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Communion, 8 a.m., Monday and Friday: 7 a.m.Tuesday.Thursday and Saturday: 9.30 a.m, Wednes- ay.Matins: 7,30 a.m.daily except on Wednesday at 9 am.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.daily.Saturday ut 8 p.m, ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L Th, .C.Rev.C.Douglas Ellis, M.A.22nd, Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer, Holy Communion and Sermon.Dedication of Cub Pack Flags.Preacher: \u2014 The Rector.3.00 p.m.Royal Montreal Regiment, Reception of old Battle Colours for permanent keeping in the Church.7.39 p.m.Evensong and Sermon, Preacher: Rev, C.Douglas Ells.WEDNESDAY 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.22nd Sunday After Trinity CHILDREN'S DAY and YOUTH SUNDAY 8.00 a.m, Holy Communion, 9.45 a.m.Junior * Department.Confirmation Class.11.00 a.m.Choral Communion, Preacher: \u2014 Rev.Canon F.L.Whitley, Nursery School.Kindergarten.Primary Department.\u20183.00 p.m.Adult Bible Class.7.30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: The Rector.Monday Adult Confirmation Class, Wednesday 8.00 p.m.7.00 a.m.wo Communion.- a 10,00 om] \"py.Comal, Hi sat PIE NT LS except on | Hn OLR contribute to the service and Eugene Husurak, a competent young artist, will provide a violin selection.A cordial invitation is ex= tended to all men of these gat ers ings.PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rov.Ches.C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D.Minister Sunday, October 2Ist.11.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Publle Worship.7.30 p.m.Public Worship.Visitors and Friends Are Cordially Welcome.A nursery for small children is conducted during the morning Service of Worship.- Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Cholrmaster.UNITED CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greens Avenue Westmount Gifford Mitchell, B.A., Mus.Bac., Organist and Choir Director Sunday, October 21st.9.45 a.m, Church School in all departments.11,00 a.m.Mission Band and Nursery Division.11.00 an.\u201cTHE WAY OF LIFE.\u201d Guest Preacher, Rev.Robert §.Beal, B.A, B.D, 7.30 pm.\u201cCHAIN REACTION IN REGION.\u201d nt Preacher, Rev.Norman McMurray, B.A, B.D., Minister of Wesley United Church.ALL ARE VERY HEARTILY INVITED TO SHARE IN THESE SERVICES 101 Cote St.Antoine Road near Argyle Avenue WESTMOUNT Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A., Minister Rev.George K.Ward, B.A.\u201cAssistant Minister \u2019 11.00 a.m.Mr.Ward \u2014 \u201cGOD IN CONTROL.\u201d 11.00 a.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.Mr.Grant \u2014 \u201cBE STILL AND KNOW.\u201d .Organist and Choir Director Phillips Motley, B.A., Mus.Bac, F.C.C.0.COME AND WORSHIP ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street West Rev.Thomas E.McLennan, D.D.Minister: Rev.B.8.Brown.Visiting Minister Sunday, October 21st.11.00 a.m.Morning Worship.\u201cBE A MISSIONARY.\u201d 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.; 3.00 p.m.St.James Men's Association.7.30 p.m.Evening Worship.\u201cBE A STEWARD.\u201d 8.30 p.m.Fireside Hour.Dr.T.E.Mclennan will preach at both Services.Mr.Harry Duckworth, Organist and Choir Director Ministef: Rev.HARVEY CAMPBELL, B.D., D.D.Sunday, October 21st.10.15 a.m.High School Bible Class.11.00 a.m.Sunday School, 1.00 Subjects \u201cTHE ONES FOR WHOM CHRIST CAME.\u201d 7.30 p.ER Evening Service, ct: \u201cSTRENGTH PERFECTED IN WEAKNESS.hile Sept; Shao ie oran pirgetor 2 ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH \u2014\u2014É - dam order You PAINT - By Telephone From r PAINT STORE 4469 St.Catherine West (Near Metcalfe Ave.) PHONE FOR FREE COLOUR CHARTS © CLIDDEN PAINTS e SPRED SATIN © JAPALAC ENAMEL We Deliver GL.2336 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE HOUSE BARGAIN BEACONSFIELD (LAKESHORE) Owner leaving city, must sell brick and clapboard.semi-detached, one year old.Central hall plan, 24 living room, planned kitclien, 4 bedrooms, dining room, hardwood floors, 2 bathrooms.Attached garage, oll hot water heat.1060x118 lot, private \u2018driveway; handy to, railway stations; 30 minutes to town, $12,500.00, Cash required $4,500.00 or \u2018best offer.Call owner, Mr.Maple, FI 9675; evenings, Point Claire v.10 OFFICES .TO LET SHERBROOKE Btreét west, 4326, 5-room office.will be \u2018decorated.For |.professional.GL.4162 or WI, 5468.N-11 20 ROOMS TO LET\" ATTENTION Westmount Property and Guest House Association.Any- ong wishing to join the Association, please call Mrs.Cardinal, 258.Metcalfe Ave, WE.2237, 11 am.= § p.m.After 5 p.m., WL 0014 or EL.2480, N-83 TWO rooms, one single, one double, fiear bus and carline DE.4691.N-60 WESTMOUNT, large bed-sitting room overlooking Westmount Park.Full kitchen privileges for business lady.FI.1917.N-30 21 ROOMS WANTED YOUNG lady, with congenial family, privileges.EX.3709, after & p.m.-N-58 23 ROOM AND BOARD TO LET CONVALESCENT home now open to patients appointments, accepted from Sunday, 2.30 p.m.- Friday, 4 p.m.ftuated on lakeshore, 3570 St.Joseph t, between 34-36th Avenues, La- chine, Que., Lachine 4521 W.N-59 COMFORTABLE home, 45 miles from Montreal, large sunny rooms for retired or convalescent people.Nurse in attendance.Room and board, $40.00 month up.WA.4311, N-9 26 GARAGES TO LET 497 Lansdowne, telephone GL.2496.N-26 HEATED garage space available Nov.1st, Sherbrocke and Lansdowne.GL.2689.N-31 27 GARAGES WANTED GARAGE wanted, vicinity Victoria Hall, below, above Sherbrooke.GL.3633.N-33 \u2014> THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1951 PAGE SEVEA art mr The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 \\ 10 WORDS 35 WAlnut 2773» 3 c for each additional word PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 29-a FOR SALE 20-a FOR SALE (General) (General) CHILDREN'S PHOTOCRAPHS Taken in your home, The ideal gift and family record.McCullagh.LA.1721, evenings.i N-6 TRAILERS TO RENT Going fishing?\u2018Going hunting?Moving?We rent luggage, boat, horse and cabin trailers.Couplings supplied.AT.9871.Evenings, AT.3657.N-2 EXTRA large double bed, solid walnut, $50.00, including dresser.WI.0880.& SOLID walnut, $8-piece dining room set, also serving table, excellent condition, private home, Westmount.Call EL.3091.N-36 ANTIQUE sideboard, not too large.GL.3819.N-37 R.C.A.F.winter greatcoat, for officer weighing 170 Ibs, and 6\u2019 tall.EL, us.BLACK velvet evening wrap, $15.00; English Crombie camelhair coat, $30.00; both size 16.Perfect condition.FI.1200, after 6 p.m.N-20 SEWING machine, perfect condition, reasonable.1239 Greene Ave.N-22 LADY'S long broadtail fur coat, large size, in good condition, $50.00.WE.4971.N-23 HANDSOME mahogany upright plano, very good condition, Telephone FI.8153.N-28 PERFECTION ofl heater; metal refrigerator; oil range and oven; folding beds.WE.7226.N-32 GREY enamel bedroom suite, new mattress and spring; student's walnut desk; phone table and chair; small Frigidaire; gas stove.GL.3468.N-34 AMERICAN Opossum coat; - black chesterfield raincoat, 14-16; venetian blind; smooth top gas stove; Bird's Eye maple dresser.Call DE.2231.N-35 WILLIS piano, upright, mahogany case, good condition, $175.00.EL.AT -10 DINING room table and buffet, solid oak, carved.GL.1908.N-13 UPHOLSTERED armchair, pink colour, -very good condition, $20.00.GL.4566, N-57 BEAUTIFUL hand made mahogany dining room set; gas stove; wardrobe Tonk: studio couch, Telephone GL.LARGE medicine cabinet, suitable doctor's office, also operating table.FL.1993 or DE.4730.N-39 REFRIGERATORS, well known makes, save from $50.00 to $100.00; washing machines and stoves, 15% off.Special for\u2019 limited time only.Payment plan for 12 months, Montreal West Refrigeration & Sales, 96 Westminster Avenue North.DE.7111, Free taxi service.N-45 3610 Sherbrooke St W, DExter 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED Funeral Home and Chape! TWO-wheel sidewalk bicycle, console radio, playpen, baby carriage.Bargains, WE.5724.N-52 RACCOON coat, size 16-18, splendid condition.DE.8691.N-53 ANTIQUE gilt mirror, 10° high; old Frigidaire functioning perfectly; other articles.GI.1306.T-46 PIANO, Bell, in perfect condition, recently tuned and brought to pitch.Will sacrifice, $165.00; also Bell and Howell sound movie projector; one portable typewriter, Remington Rand, llIke new.WI.7133.N-55 MOVING, large chesterfield; bureau with long mirrer; highchair; Wilton hall runner and ozite, 30'x27\".GL.1398.N-47 ORDERS taken for beautiful handmade silk lingerie and blouses.A few lovely pleces to be seen.Will call on interested ladies.DE.0233, N-48 WALNUT tea wagon in good condition.WE.- 6523, N-50 WALNUT dining room suite, English; walnut bedroom set, twin beds; upright plano; tricycle; lawn mower; gas stove; any reasonable offer accepted.Telephone WE, 5739, evenings.N-51 30S.C{RAY & BRO.\u2014 FunaeRrAL DiractoRs \u201c Gstablishad 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty { At your disposal without charge PY Moantaiv St @Phone: MA 43 21 | \"Most ot DECORATOR designed couch and two chairs in pine; Kknee-hole pine desk: coffee table; handmade inter-lined drapes, excellent condition, pink, pale green, yellow; pair Italian pure silk Damask.Open to offers.Phone only after 6.30 p.m, \u2018 Crossen, GL, 1558.: N-85 POWER-KRAFT jig saw, 12 in.arm, a hp.motor, mounted on sturdy work bench.1656 Guy St., Apt.1, WE.4436.N-61 81 WANTED TO PURCHASE WOULD store piano for use of same, good home.BY.6474, N-62 SCRAP ONLY \u2018Metals, plumbing, furnaces, grates, automobile batteries, mattresses, rags, etc.WA.1930.N-14 WANTED, ALL KINDS OF | ORNAMENTS Old fashioned china, cut glass, small antique furniture, orlental rugs, oil paintings.EX.9518.N-7 yr 32 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED WASHERS AUTOMATIC & WRINGER ® G.E.© Thor © Connor © Inglis © Bendix © Beatty up to $100 FOR YOUR OLD WASHER Time Payments Available Reconditioned $49.50 UP Washers WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES 4209 St.Catherine West {Near Greene Avenue) WE.2226 - FI.8674 86 HELP WANTED MALE EXPERIENCED cook general, Protestant family, 2 adults, other help kept, good wages, excellent living quarters, references required.629 Clarke Ave., Westmount.WE.3971.N-43 QUE WESTMOUNT, reliable person, general housework, near streetcar, sleep out.DE.9259, T-48 AMBITIOUS BOY For filing and general duties in west end office.Opportunities for advance ment.Phone Mr.Scott, WA, 1142, or FI.0904.N-44 89 LOST - EXPERIENCED cook general for quiet Westmount home near Shrine.Family 3, own room, bath and radio, recent city references required, salary $80.00.EL.3302.N-29 33 DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT WANTED HOUSEWORK wanted, paint washed, floors waxed, only by day.L.Leonard, LOST, sum of money, between Stein- berg's and Dubois Pastry.Reward.DE.2308.N-42 LADY'S wristwatch, gold, Oct.11th, No.14 streetcar Beaver Hall, or Sherbrooke between Clarke and Victoria.Reward.EL.8931.N-40 41 DOMESTIC PETS VEVA ROBSON offers the only Dog fined, English, previous legal exper- OAK kneehole desk and carpenter's hand tools for woodwork.EL.sas HOUSEHOLD furniture; antiques: rugs; china wanted.UN.6-9029.N-54 WE BUY SCRAP, IRON, METAL OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.WE PICK UP ANY QUANTITY.CALL GR.2392, lence unnecessary.Telephone MA.6321.N-64 35 SITUATION WANTED FEMALE CAPABLE lady companion, Protestant, bilingual, desires position with English family, MA.5860, after 7 pm.N- YOUNG girl will baby-sit evenings, In Westmount.YO.3932, N-24 LADY would take children out, morn- AFTER 6 P.M., VI.6217.N-38 Ings or afternoons.References.WE.5329.N-27 mere Great Down.\" (Continued from Page 6) east corner of Notre Dame and Cathedral Streets.The work went on; the congregation grew in numbers and strength, and in 1817 the congregation having become too large for the building on St.Sulpice St., decided to erect a larger church; so the first \u201cSt.James\" church was built on the corner of St.Francis Xavier and St.James streets and was opened in 1821.The years passed.Another building was erected in 1844 on the site now occupied by the Bank of Commerce on St.James St, Its seating capacity was 2,000 and was insufficient at times to accommodate all who -wished to .attend.But conditions were changing; population was moving, and in about 40 years movement of population to the north and west of the city became so great that the St.James congregation decided to move with the people.After long and careful consideration the present site of St.James was purchased from the Canadian Pacific Railway for the sum of $70,000.Plans were made and the cornerstone of the present church was laid on June 11, 1887.Many notables, both lay and cleric, were present on that occasion.The corner-stone was laid by Hon.James Ferrier.\u2018The present building was then erected and was opened for public worship in June, 1889.It was considered to be the largest and most beautiful Methodist Church in Canada and one of the noblest in world Methodism.Many have been the great preachers and orators who have occupied this pulpit.In 1925 St.James became part of the United Church of Canada and has played a prominent part in the church life of Montreal all through her history.Because of financial difficulties it was decided to erect commercial buildings around the front entrance.While this has been a great loss in that it hides the beauty of the massive towers, yet it was necessary to sustain the church and her work.Great changes have come as the years have gone; changes in residence, of the population have again affected this old: - congregation.thedamilleh who were th strength and igtay of St.James \\ a few years ago are now living in the newer residential areas, and ly erected have as their strength and stay people whose roots in the Christian faith were planted in old St.James.In a recent call from the Finance and Extension Board of the Montreal Presbytery, St.James contributed $100,000 to help finance the building of new churches in Greater Montreal.- The present minister of this historic congregation was born on a farm in Bruce Co., Ontario, and after public school there, and while still very young, went to Vancou- r ver, B.C., where matriculation was completed.Then, for four and one half years in the Navy, after discharge in Halifax, N.S., was received as a candidate for the ministry in 1919, attended Mt.Alison University and was ordained in Parrsboro, N.S., in June 1923.His first charge after ordination was in Nappan, N.S.then after ChurchUnion was called to Ayles- ford, N.S., in the beautiful Annapolis Valley.Following this happy pastorate a call came from old Annapolis Royal and a more wonderful spot for good living would be difficult to find.From Annapolis Royal a call came from the mining centré of Stellarton, N.S., from which pastorate many happy memories still linger.During the war, while serving as part- time Chaplain with the armed forces, a call came from the great congregation of Trinity United Church in Charlottetown, P.E.L No Maritime ministry could ever be fully complete without an Island pastorate \u2014 a great people filled with kindness and good-will.From there the call came to St.James, where so much is different and more demanding.= Next ton many of the churches more recent- | - Beauty Shop in Montreal, 342-A Vic- HE.5129.N-12 orin, \u201cWA.6687 \u2014 Also an exclusive 34 HELP WANTED Boarding Kennel catering to a limited number only.hone e.Anne de FEMALE Bellevue 2134.N-§ JUNIOR SECRETARY |# PERSONALS Lawyer requires junior secretary, re- LAMPSHADES Recovering lampshades, at very reas sonable price.For information call GL.3231.N-%1 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS GROUPS For particulars, P.O.Box 213, Wednesday Westmount Station L, Westmount, Sunday afternoon Thursday West End TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS &5c 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.7458, CARTAGE \u2014 MOVING GENERAL TRANSPORT\u2014Local and lo distance.Specialty: furniture, .pianos, refrigerators.Call FI.1328, EDUCATIONAL FRENCH CONVERSATION, Paris, Montreal universities graduate, former McGill professor, private small groups.3479 Prud\u2019homme, near Sherbrooke, DE.2290.N-8 UPHOLSTERING CHESTERFIELD sets recovered, reconverted to modern styles.For free estimation call WA.5582.Mid-Town Uphotstering 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 tor free estimate, J.P.Beaudoin, veteran.OXFORD VENETIAN BLINDS REG'D.YO.5681.EVENINGS, HE.0581, NT STMOU NT GARAGE LX } Operated By e d European 244: Victoria XT 1d) echanical repairs ars.tati Ee ian ES ms, 2% Vans Toe TEER AT ve pe ri J PAGE EIGHT THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1951 = + Socia + + Personal + + Engagements = + Mrs.H.W., Emo, of Westmount, has been in New York recently, the guest of Mrs.Charles Jones of Norton, Virginia.Rev.and Mrs.F.H.Brewin, of Cobourg, Ont, and Mr.and Mrs.J.A.C.Colvil, of Farnham, Que., were among the guests at the Vivian-Thackray wedding on Saturday.The Rev.Mr.Brewin, the | bridegroom's grandfather, assisted | Canon Oliver in officiating.cae lj J WESTERN |! Wy 7X STANDS IN 5 WESTMOUNT - N.D.G.AND SNOWDON HOURLY & METER RATES WEDDINGS FUNERALS OUT OF TOWN TRIPS of Westmount.RAMSAY-CALLARD The marriage of Mary Elizabeth Lorraine, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Archibald W.Callard, of West- mount, to Mr.Derek Stuart Ramsay, son of Mr.and Mrs.J.Stuart went .picking the cream of the season's newest offerings.These exciting fashions are now in our shop.Drop in and see them .they're designed to make you a leading lady! Personal, Individual Attention\u2014Away from the Hustle and Bustle of Downtown À DRESSES * SUITS JUNIORS NEAR SHERBROOKE % FORMALS % BLOUSES / MISSES - 1353 GREENE AVENUE À COATS À MILLINERY lotte WOMEN WESTMOUNT OPEN 9 to 6 DAILY Fl.7773 FEATURED The curtain is up on our Fall Collection of new styles.Into the key fashion markets we MME A.COR Specialist in: COURV AL SETIERE NU-BACK < GRENIER - LeGANT - PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES and GIRDLES NATURE'S RIVAL - A'LURE - BRASSIERES CORETTE MATERNITY and SURGICAL SUPPORTS ELASTIC STOCKINGS 4 Stores At Your Service 4861 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST Westmount Also 4285 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.4491 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.6550 ST.HUBERT ST.Westmount Couple Married Saturday Mr.and Mrs.Derek Stuart Ramsay, photographed on Saturday afternoon, following their wedding in Dominion-Douglas Church, Westmount.Mrs.Ramsay was formerly Miss Lorraine Callard, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Archibald W.Callard, of Westmount, and Mr.Ramsay is the son of Mr.and Mrs.J.Stuart Ramsay Ramsay, of Westmount, took place on Saturday afternoon, October 12, at three o\u2019clock, in Dominion- Douglas Church, Westmount, the Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, D.D., officiat= ing.Mr.John Robb played the wedding music and bronze and yellow chrysanthemums were used to decorate.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a gown of white corded silk faille, with a fitted bodice having a portrait neckline and long sleeves and a redingote skirt with an underskirt of Bourdon lace, falling into a long train.Her shoulder-length veil, of tulle illusion, was held by a lace headdress and she carried a bouquet of orchids and bouvardia.Miss Ann MacLeod, as maid of honor, and Miss Mary Ramsay, sister of the bridegroom, Miss Joan Murray and Miss Lucille Watson, as bridesmaids, were in redingote frocks of copper velvet over matching lace, fashioned on similar lines to that worn by the bride.They wore Juliet caps of copper velvet and carried bouquets of bronze and yellow baby chrysanthemums with ivy leaves.Mrs.Callard, the bride's mother, wore a floor-length gown of heavy beige Chantilly lace, embroidered in soutache braid, with a hat of brown velours and had a spray of orange Delight roses fastened to her handbag.Mrs.Ramsay, mother of the bridegroom, was in a floor-length gown of midnight blue crepe and lace with d hat of the same color and had a corsage bouquet of gardenias fastened to her handbag.The reception was held at the Naval Officers\u2019 Club, where bronze and yellow chrysanthemums were used as decorations, the bride's table, centred with the wedding |: cake, being arranged with pink and white roses., Later Mr.and Mrs.Ramsay left by motor for Washington, Wil- liamsburg, and the central United States, Lhe bride travelling in a suit of brown, trimmed with velvet, and wearing a Chantilly lace blouse and brown accessories.The bride is a graduate of Neth- erwood School for Girls and the bridegroom graduated from Mec- Gill University.Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.and Mrs.W.R.McCoo, of Schwenksville, Pa.; Mr.and Mrs.F.W, Hawthorne, of Toronto, Mrs.Norman Dalley and Mr.Norman Dalley, of Hamilton, Ont.The.advantage of.pos.children js.that you «Can; abwayr Lind one who will eat -up: the, mistakes.: fmm Reel practices for St.Andrew's Ball will be held on Monday and Wednesday evenings, starting on Monday, October 22, at eight o'clock, at the Black Watch (R.H.R.) Armory.All those wishing to dance the reels at the ball are asked to notify Mps.Murray G.Mather.Mr.and Mrs.Archibald W.Cal- lard entertained on Saturday evening at the Normandie Room of the Mount Royal Hotel following the wedding of their daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth Lorraine Cal- lard to Mr.Derek Stuart Ramsay, in honor of the wedding attendants and some of their friends.) .Mrs.John P.Du Bois and Mrs.H.H.MacArthur are giving a joint.tea on Wednesday, October 31, at the Ritz-Carlton, for their debutante daughters Miss Jacqueline Du Bois and Miss Mary Claire MacArthur.Miss Du Bois is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John P.Du Bois, Clarke Avenue, West- mount, and Miss MacArthur, the daughter of the late H.H.Mac- Arthur and of Mrs.MacArthur, Lansdowne avenue, Westmount.Wednesday's tea, sponsored by the Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts was arranged by Mrs.Jacques Paradis, assisted by Mrs.Charles Taschereau, Mrs.Roger Ouimet, Mrs.J.O.Asselin, Mrs.Antoine Vanier, Mrs.George Daly and Mrs.Maurice Versailles.Tea is available each Wednesday in the upstairs foyer of the Museum from three until five o'clock for all visitors to the Museum.ENGAGEMENT Dr.and Mrs.James J.McGovern announce the engagement of their only daughter, Helen Eliza- Leth, to Mr.Reginald M.Hutchins, son of .the late Mr.and Mrs.E.L Hutchins.The marriage will take place on Saturday afternoon, October 27 at two o'clock in the sacristy of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, Mr.and Mrs.T.S.Gardner announce the engagement of their only daughter, Marilyn Nancy to Lieutenant Clifford Allan Smith, elder son of Mr.and Mrs.Clifford S.Smith, all of Westmount.Military Whist To Mark Conclave Charter Day Westmount Conclave No.4, Order of True Kindred will celebrate Charter Day this year with a Military Whist to be held on Wednesday evening, November 14, in the N.D.G.Community Hall, under the joint convenership of Mrs.F.C.Ford and Mrs.Alice Stitt.There will be many door prizes, and a model will demonstrate the latest fall hats which will go for a door prize.There will also be table prizes for first, second and third tables.Home made refreshments will be served.Table holdees are requested to bring their own playing cards.Mr.H.Lebrun will conduct the whist which will start at 8.30 p.m.eddings + +.The Misses Manon Fauteux, of Ottawa, \u201cPhilliann and Beth M Ewen, of Westmount and Jeanne, Helene and Paule Hamilton, of Montreal, have been visiting Misi longe, Quebec.\u2014 Mrs.C.J.A.Cook and he duaghter, Miss Dorothy Cook, o Grenville © Avenue, Westmount; have returned aboard the Empress of Canada after a five week's trip \u2018to Britain and France.Mrs.R.B.Shaw, a past president of the Zonta Club of Montreal and now Lieutenant-Governor of District II, will attend the District II Conference pf Zonta International being held at the Mark Twain Hotel, Elmira, N.Y., today, tomorrow, and Sunday.Also attending will be Miss Irene Rowe, alternate delegafe from Montreal, and Miss May Jackson.Miss E.M.Hardisty-Smith and Mrs.E.P.Rees are acting as cone veners of the food table; and Mri, Thomas G.Hodge, of the white elephant table, at the sale to bé opened at ten o'clock on Saturday morning, under the auspices of the Montreal Sailors\u2019 Institute Women's Aux., at Just\u2019s Television and Radio Shop, 5860 Sherbrooke Street.One notable feature of the sale will be the complete handmade layette, given by Mrs.Gilbert Ross.APPROACHING WEDDINGS The mariage of Violet Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Francis J.T.Pick to Captain John Henry Edward DuBois, son of the Re J.H.A.DuBois, professor at Hen- nikar College, New Hampshire, is to take place at three o'clock tomorrow afternoon.Oct.20, at St.Andrew\u2019s Church, Westmount.Miss Pick is engineering librarian at McGill University and Mr.Du- Bois is a graduate \u2018in commerce at McGill.WESTMOUNT HEALTH STUDIO © PHYSICAL CULTURE © TURKISH BATHS © MASSAGE © REDUCING 4937 Sherbrooke St.W.(Cor.Claremont) For appeintment, phone ELwood 3754 ge OO OOO I I Premises of 11 ON OO HO FROM LADIES\u2019 Fine Workmanship in your Tailor-Made Suits, For Individual Style, Perfect Fitting and | Coats and Dresses, Visit the Newly-opened ROWITZ CUSTOM TAILOR LONDON'S WEST END Day, Formal and Bridal Gowns Fur Remodelling and Alterations DE.3003 cost TEELY rman siRis eis TA Mimi Fauteux- at Bois de Coils Married In Westmount Church \u2014Photo by Ed.Bermingham Mr.and Mrs.Sydney Lloyd Standring, pictured after their marriage which took place on Saturday afternoon, September 22, at the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.The bride is the former Miss Kathleen Elizabeth Bayliff, daughter of Mr.ond Mrs.Thomas Bayliff, of Notre Dame de Grace, The bride- room, Mr.Sydney Lloyd Standring, is the son of Mrs.Lily tandring, also of Notre Dame de Grace.STANDRING - BAYLIFF At the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, at two o'clock on Saturday afternoon September 22, the marriage took place of Kathleen Elizabeth, only daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Bayliff, to Mr.Sydney Lloyd Étandring, son of Mrs.Lily Stand- ging, all of Notre Dame de Grace.Reverend Donald J.Feron officiated.Baskets of gladioll decorated the church.Attending the bride were Miss aureen Bermingham, as maid of honour, and Miss Narine Stand- , sister of the groom, as ridesmaid.Mr.Gerald Hodges cted as best man while Messrs.Phillip Bayliff, brother of the bride, and Wilfred Standring, brother of the groom were ushers.Given away by her father, the bride wore a white gown having a fitted bodice of Chantilly lace with a full skirt of tulle illusion ending in a semi-train.Her Juliet cap was trimmed with lilies of the valley and held a finger tip length veil, She carried a cascade of American Beauty.roses.The maid of honor and bridesmaid were gowned alike in pale orchid and pale green taffeta having overskirts of net with contrasting velvet capes and halos of matching net.They carried fans of net adorned with Sweetheart roses.Mrs.Bayliff, the bride\u2019s mother, wore a two-piece green dress of tissue faille trimmed with velvet with a plum coloured hat and accessories, and a corsage of pink roses, Mrs.Standring, the bridegroom's mother, wore a black crepe dress trimmed with white brocaded satin, a black hat, white accessories and a corsage of red roses.Following the ceremony a re- Ad Behind this NII PICK-UP and mE , Our new modern Dry Cleaning Plant is designed and dedicated to offer the finest quality dry cleaning to the most appreciative people of Montreal.project wealth of practical experience and an intense study of public reaction to conscientious service.We feature our exclusive \u201cWENDART\" process \u2014 a new departure from ordin- y dry cleaning, giving a foal to the fabric .Call DU.for Prompt JOHNSON'S CLEANERS LTD.\"\"Incomparably The Finest Dry Cleaning\u201d 9880 St.Lawrence Blvd.Mt stands a \u2014 == \"erisp new 4544 DELIVERY Dupont 4544 | ing.\u201ci mums.Afterwards Mr.~ THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1951 Bazaar Arrangements Announced By Homoeopathic Woman's Aux, The annual bazaar will be held by the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Homoeopathic Hospital of Montreal in the A.R.Griffith Memorial Hall at the hospital on Thursday, November 8.Mrs.Henry Matthews and Mrs.W.J .Pirrie are the co-conveners of the bazaar and following is a list of the table-holders and helpers: Knitted articles, babies and children's wear\u2014Mrs.Alex.Smith with Mesdames C.R.Bronsdon, T.E.Heron, J.P.McGee and George Leroux assisting.Aprons\u2014Mrs.E.A.Rice, with Mesdames T.Gagnon, F.A.Smith, M.Murray and R.S.Adrien assisting.Dolls and Toys\u2014Mrs.H.Thompson, with Mesdames G.J.Mallin- | son, BE.McGuinty and A.W.Gordon assisting.Sacrifice\u2014Mrs.W.Mingie with Mesdames R.B.Hamilton, W.R.Henry, M.Stoker, J.F.Walsh, W.Eagle, C.R.North, O.W.Bradley, Gamble, and W.Williams assisting Tickets\u2014Mrs.B.Pickford with Mrs.W.Cameron Morgan assist- Home Cooking \u2014 Mrs.with Mesdames G.Glass, A.M.and C.McMichael assisting.the Nurses\u2019 Sitting Room with the following ladies helping\u2014Mesda- mes L.E Mitchell, F.R.Drake and S.G.Eaman.Mrs E.D.Johnson and Mrs.A.ception was held at Victoria Hall where the tables were decorated with white \u2018mums.Later, the newlyweds left to spend their honeymoon in Chicoutimi, the bride going away in a navy blue suit with orchid accessories and a corsage bouquet of orchid colored carnations.The couple have taken up residence in Notre Dame de Grace.MILSOM-WILKINSON The marriage of Ann Elizabeth Saunders, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph C.Wilkinson of N.D.G.to Mr.William Gerald Mil- som, son of Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Milsom, formerly of Toronto, took place in the chapel of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, at three o'clock on Saturday afternoon, October 6 The double-ring ceremony was McDonagh.The church decorations were white chrysanthemums.The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a model gown of white bridal satin and Chantilly lace, made with a nylon net yoke, long tight sleeves, and full skirt ending in a long circular train.Her full-length veil of trimmed Juliet satin cap, and she carried a semi-cascade bouquet of white carnations, bridegroom's gift of pearls.The maid of honor, Mrs.Joseph P.Wilkinson, wore a floor length \u2018gown of peacock blue satin, matching headdress, and carried a colonial bouquet of pink carnations and yellow baby mums.Mr.Roy Trailen was best man and Mr, Joseph P.Wilkinson, Mr.Murray Milsom and Mr.Thomas Clarke were ushers.Mrs.Wilkinson, the bride's mother, wore a full length wisteria shade crepe and lace gown, purple velvet hat with grey feather, and had pink carnations pinned to a grey purse.Mrs.Milsom, the bridegroom\u2019s mother, wore a full length toast shade lace dress over a darker crepe, a beige hat and matching accessories, and a corsage of Talisman roses.A reception was held after the ceremony, in the Prince of Wales Salon of the Windsor Hotel.The bride\u2019s table was decorated with pink carnations and white baby and Mrs.W.G.Milsom left by motor for a trip».to Toronto and New York.George : Morgan and Mrs.H.\u2018L.Greaves! West, Percy Roberts, W.W.Gear, A.E.Moll, D.Bowie, H.Harding | Mrs.R.Jefferson and Mrs.H.C.| Fetterly are in charge of the after- || noon tea which will be served in.Browning, S.P.Hil, G.| performed by Monsignor Wilfrid | tulle illusion fell from a pearl-| and wore the For ixavelling the bride wore a navy \u2018 ye dressmaker suit, under] PAGE NINE 4 J.Goodenough are in charge of supper arrangements and serving, with the following helpers\u2014Mes- dames R.Pirrie, J.McRitchie, A.Blythwhite, G.Midgeley, H.R.Willmott, E.Crawford, M.Coyle, | son, W.A.LeMesurier and J.T.Copland.Ladies\u2019 Retreat Father Gerard McGinnis, 8.J., of Loyola College, will conduct the retreat for business girls at the J.N.Poole, N.Woods, C.Thomp- |, held from Friday evening, October 26, to Sunday evening, October 28.Reservations may be made by phening the convent.The monthly recollection for English speaking ladies will be conducted this Sunday by Father Royden Devlin, S.J., also of Loyola College, beginning with Mass at 19.30 am.HOLLAND BULBS FOR FALL PLANTING - Tulips, .Narcissi Daffodils, Hyacinths, Crocus, Lilies, etc NEW Fall Bulb Catalogue FREE o 4 WHPERRON 1 SQ SEEDSMEN & NURSERYMEN 955 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.MONTREAL Convent of Mary Reparatrix, 1025 Mount Royal Blvd.W.It will be 301 DECELLES Town of St, Laurent LOUIS PERRON, B.L.A.TC.S.L.A.) 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And Display Paintings At M.G.H.Auxiliary Meeting benuas = y An 200088 Many Local People Taking Part In Children\u2019s Leaders Meeting ee Pl CAS AT RI TIC AY The time and talents donated by service volunteers working with- EA pv meme tk Ë Both parents and teachers in all the Protestant Church Schools ; ! $ and day schools of Quebec and Eastern Ontario will be interested in in a hospital is valued as highly as contributions of money by progres- o § the Regional Conference on Christian Education to be held November sive hospitals to-day,\u201d said Mrs.M.W.Treherne-Thomas, Director of } 1st, 2nd and 3rd in Erskine and American United Church, Montreal.| the Voluhteer Department, New York Hospital at the general mem- 4 é This conference is an outgrowth of last year's World Convention bership meeting of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Montreal General Hospital held in Dominion Douglas Church Hall on Thursday, October «3 ; on Christian Education when overk AE VERTE RS SI EE SE ferme: Fa 5,000 delegates came to Canada from 62 countries to discuss opportunities of Christian teaching in our modern world.Outstanding leaders at this November Conference will be Mrs.rector of Children\u2019s Work in the United States Mrs.G.P.Sladen,\u2019 Toronto, Chairman of the National .Children\u2019s Work Board, of the.Canadian Council of Churches, | and Miss Margaret Webster, Sec- nn A EE FSU Alice L.Goddard, of Chicago, Di- retary for the same, group.Mrs.O.B.Rexford will lead discussion groups each day for par- - i I ents.I I | Famous Fur Products Ltd.\u201cMiss Ruth Low, who is Assistant Supervisor of English in the Est.1933 Protestant Schools, and is a resi- Fur Remodelling & dent of Montreal West, will be R .+ leading a discussion group for day epairs a school teachers at the Saturday \"Wholesale Rates\" New Coats and Jackets in all popular furs and styles.5833 Sherbrooke St.W.morning session of the Conference, and one for Sunday School Teachers on Thursday evening.Local Residents to Take Part Many residents of the western (Near Melrose) section of the city will be taking DE.3033 active parts in the conference.J Leaders of some of the sessions LOOK FRESH Every Day of the Year - Canada\u2019s Leading Firm in Cleaning Suedes and Fine Fabrics 20m \"The Zonta Club of Montreal will hold a dinner meeting on Tuesday at the Mount Royal Hotel at 6.30 p.m., the president, Miss Helen Guiton, presiding.The speaker for the evening will be the well-known writer and painter, Miss Sophy L.Eliott, who has chosen as her subject, \u201cThe Chatelaines of the Canadian Wilderness.\u201d Miss Elliott will also show her original paintings of the stained glass windows of Notre Dame Church, and tell the story of the founding of Montreal, are: Mrs.E.Assels, Director of Christian Education at St.Mathias Church, Westmount; Dr.Gerald Cragg, minister of Erskine and American Church, West- mount; Miss Margaret McKenzie of Tyndale House; N.D.G.; Miss Florence Filer, Secretary of the Diocesan Board of Religious Education for the Diocese of Montreal, of St.Laurent, Miss Daisy Mac- Neill, Secretary for Girls\u2019 and Children's Work of the Religious Education Council of Quebec.Two of the pianists will be Mrs.Carl Bresee, N.D.G.and Miss Vera Jamieson, Westmount.Mr.W.Gordon Belsen of N.D.G.will be organist for a pageant on the opening night, and Mr.Donald Scott, of Montreal West will be in charge of lighting.Other residents of the western districts who are serving on committees include Mrs.P.Wooll- } CENTU RY % 1041 Atwater Avenue : PICK UP AND DELIVERY Custom Fitted to Your and Designed to Modernize Your Home.Kitchen We are completely covered by insurance, public liability and property damage.CALL US FOR AN ESTIMATE Painting \u2014 Papering \u2014 Carpentry Planned Kitchens a Specialty MARANDA BROS.1196 Preston Lane < > Lortie, combe, Montreal West, Miss : Nancy Jotcham, N.D.G.; Mrs, F.Thompson, N.D.G.; Mrs.L.P.N.D.G.;, Miss Ann Crawford, Montreal West; Mrs.L.S.Scott, Montreal West; Mrs.George Whyte, N.D.G.; and Miss Norma Hall, Westmount.The Conference is being held under the auspices of the Religious | Education Council of the Province of Quebec.Quota Club Outlines Plans To Aid Hearing Handicapped Children began its second year on October 9.The meeting took place at 1522 Sherbrooke street west, with Mrs.Mabel Perry, president, occupying the chair, and the following chairmen of committees were appoint- cd: Mrs.Rene Almond, ways and means; Miss Edith Robb, welfare; Miss Alma Robinson, membership; Miss Iva Brown, program; Miss Freda Watt, attendance; and Miss ; Winnifred Wright and Mrs.Cicely Sampson, publicity.Other new officers are Miss Marjorie Zavitzky, treasurer, and Mrs.Kathleen Brown, corresponding secretary, with Mrs.Cicely Sampson, parliamentarian.It was decided at the meeting that the Quota Club's main project for the year would be to better conditions for the hearing handicapped children, and the suggestion that individual microphones and ear-phones be provided was taken under advisement.Plans are also under way for the holding of a cocktail party in November to obtain the funds needed to carry out the project.-\u2014 When mixing special paint colors, remember you can warm up à \u201ccold\u201d color by adding a dab bof \u2018Yed \u2018of Mellow.A little blue, green or violet will \u2018cool off\" a UN, 6-2809 see toS Warm hue TAGE eg aT FE RRA Er hp iy LTR omg TH ETT RIT ER wo mot Te The Quota Club of Montreal | 11, \u201cBut,\u201d the speaker stressed, \u201cvolunteers in no way replace paid staff.They provide the extras for which no hospital budget can pay , and they can free the Doctors, nurses and technicians from routine duties, so allowing them to apply their professional skills more effectively\".+ VATISSSH4HA0H) « \u201cFrom the hospital\u2019s point of > view, volunteers must be more carefully screened than the paid staff\u201d, Mrs.Treherne-Thomas noted.\u201cAll volunteers are motivated by feeling .of goodwill but their enthusiasm must be properly channelled.In lieu of pay they receive the satisfaction of being needed and doing a job that wouldn't be done but for them.Work in the hospital has rewards to offer \u2014 for many it offers an oportunity for them to use special talents or training; for university and pre-med students, it offers experience of value to their future careers and for others, work in the hospital further develops their own potentialities by the training received on the job\u201d.Discipline Necessary The speaker emphasized the fact that in giving service to the hospital, volunteers must be subject to the same disciplines as apply to members of the professional staff and, she said that while doctors and nurses find it hard to do, volunteers really want to have their work evaluated objectively and to receive constructive criticism as well as recognition.In the New York Hospital, both men and women serve as volunteers and their ages range from youngsters of 15 to oldster of 75.Their skills vary from those employed in such routine work as that of pasting labels on bottles of pills, arranging flowers to the contributions made by retired doctors, former nurses, social workers and technicians.À large pro- We regret that many items of news for the Woman's Pages | have to be held over each week \u2018because of lack of space.Readers are reminded that news stories and reports reaching this office on Monday morning have a better chance of publication than those arriving on Tuesday.Social news \u2018may be sent on the Friday prior to publication.; Helen B.Sandwell Woman's Editor.& » portion of the volunteers are business women, successful copywriters, secretaries and such who, after a hard day at the office, come to the Hospital one or two evenings a week or who give up one day over the week-ends.In the past year and a half, the newly organized Volunteer Department of the N.Y.H.has successfully placed over 1,060 volunteers in the many departments of this vast institution known as The New York \u2014 Cornell Medical Center.Mrs.Alexander Hutchison, President of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the M.G.H.presided, NO SLEEP \u2014 SLUGGISH ?CD Here\u2019s SURE RELIEF Get relief from constipation \u2014indi- gestion.Positive resuite from FRUIT-A-TIVES proven by tens of thousands.FRUIT-A-TIVES contain extracts of fruits and herbs.BRADING\u2019S \u2014 Judged the BEST Canadian beer at the great 1950 Brussels exhibition by impartial experts.BRADING'S \u2014 Judged the BEST Canadian beer by the fast-growing number of enthusiasts who have made this prize-winning brand their own, .- PROVE IT FOR\u2019 LULL à THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1951 | > 9.he Women\u2019 3 Kealn \u2014 Hadassah Bazaar A gigantic bazaar is to be held st 5152 Sherbrooke Street, corner Vendome, on Wednesday, October 24, and Thursday, October 25.The doors will open at 9 am.This is being sponsored by the \u201cBetty Pascal Chapter of Hadassah, and Mrs.J.Arbess is the convener.Silver Cross Whist The Silver Cross Women of Canada plan to hold a military whist at 8.30 p.m.tonight, at Legion Memorial Hall, Mountain Street.Conveners for the event are Mrs.E.Small, TR.5036: Mrs.Flanagan, CL.7355; 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A small deposit will held garment till needed.Budget Terms Available TORONTO FUR CO.1493 Bleury St.LA.6745 Weekes, Mrs, BELOW ONTARIO | Alumnae Vice-Pres Mrs.Edwin M.Briggs, first vice- president of the Westmount High School Alumnae Association and active in the organization of the \u2018theatre nights\u2019 scheduled to be held Monday and Tuesday, Oct.29-30 in the West- mount Junior High School on Academy Road.The Show will feature a well-known amateur theatrical group.Information and tickets may be obtained from Mrs.Eugene L' Gardner, ticket chairman, 4558 Hampton Avenue, N.D.G.resident women only, may be obtained at the club office.Trinity Scout Group Ladies Auxiliary of Trinity Memorial Scout Group will hold their monthly meeting on Monday evening at 8 p.m.in the church hall.A cordial invitation is extended to all Cub and Scout mothers.Canadian Manufacturer Designs Full Wardrobe For Hollywood Starlet Little Nugget Inc.of Montreal, makers of fashionable Children\u2019s Wear have -designed a complete wardrobe of outerwear for Natalie Wood, child star of RKO Pictures Hollywood.Natalie is currently featured together with Jane Wyman and Charles Laughton in Wald-Krasna's latest picture \u201cThe Blue Veil\u201d soon to be nationally released.Among the clothes designed for Natalie by Little Nugget Inc.of Montreal is an all-purpose storm- coat, practical for both dressy or sports wear, boasting a fully quilted rayon lining and interlined with wool.The hem has the famous ajustasize treatment for easier lengthening.Another item made for Miss Wood and now available in the Canadian market .is the Match- Mate accessory ensemble, a four- piece set of simulated fur consisting of a cloche-gloves-drawstring pouch and ascot scarf.A muff is available for the young fry.The Nuggetog division has created a two-piece Weskit set.An all-wool authentic tartan plaid skirt combined with black velveteen vest as well as à fine pin- wale classic corduroy housecoat beautifully piped and fringed and topped off with a Chinese motive on the collar, all in Mandarin shades.On Ticket Committee For St.Mary\u2019s Ball Tickets for St.Mary\u2019s Ball may be obtained at the Ball Committee Office, 1500 St.Catherine St.Co- chairmen are Mrs.W.J.George and Mrs.E.Leo Murphy.Members of the committee are: Mrs.Henri Bussiere, Mrs.F.T.Collins, Mrs.H.L.Cullen, Mrs.Merlin Donald, Mrs.E.D.Gray Donald, Mrs.J.H.Drury, Mrs.J.B.Handfield, Mrs.M.W.Hackett, Mrs.W.Lonsdale Holland, Mrs.Harry King, Mrs.Joseph Langley, Mrs.G.G.Maguire, Mrs.Gerald, McCarthy, Mrs.L.P.Nelligan Mrs.F.O.Reynolds, Mrs.Edgar Reynolds, Mrs.T.W.Tinmoutd, Mrs.P.J.Ryan, Mrs.J.a.Annual Fall Bridge The Association of Women of St.Matthias Church is holding the annual fall bridge in the parish hall, Church Hill, on Friday, October 26, at 2:30 p.m.Tea will be served and home cooking will be on sale.W.C.T.U.On Wednesday, October 24, at 3 pm.at Dominion Douglas Church, Westmount Blvd.corner Lansdowne Avenue, Westmount, the Frances Willard and West- mount Union of the W.C.T.U.will hold & meeting.The speaker will be Mrs.R.G.Gilbride and her topic will be \u201c\u2018Highlights of the National.Council of Women Convention.\u201d Military Whist West End Chapter, Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada, with Mrs.R.M.Macaulay, chairman of membership, and co-convener with Mrs.John Colford and Mrs.J.B.Rice, is planning a military whist to be held Friday, October 26 in St.Leo\u2019s Hall, 360 Clarke Ave, Westmount, at 8 p.m.There will be prizes and refreshments.Tickets may be obtained by calling Mrs.J.Colford at DE.2178.Rummage Sales A rummage sale sponsored by Saint-Stephen\u2019s Senior W.A.will be held in the Parish Hall, Dor- chester Street West and Atwater Avenue, on Wednesday, October 24 at 2.30 p.m.The postponed rummage sale, sponsored by the Snowdon Women's Club, will be held on Wednesday, Oct.24, at 1 p.m, in Calvary \u2018United Church Hall, .Greene Ave.and Dorchester St.Mrs.L.Beauprie is committee chairman.A rummage sale will be held in St.Andrew's United Church Hall, corner of Church and Cardinal Streets, St.Laurent, tomorrow, at 10 a.m.under the auspices of the Women's Association.\\ Mrs.Florence Porter Honored At Luncheon By Westmount Conclave Mrs.Florence Porter, Supreme Commander of the Supreme Conclave Order of True Kindred was the guest of honor at a luncheon at the Ritz Carlton Hotel, which opened the official inspection tour by Mrs.Porter.Mrs.K.W.Matheson, presiding officer of Westmount Conclave No.4, extended the welcome to her and officers were also present from Toronto, Niagara, Windsor, London and Trenton, Ontario.On Wednesday evening Mrs.Porter made her official inspection of the Westmount Conclave No.4, when Mrs.Matheson did the initiation work.The floor work was capably carried out by Mrs.Alice Stitt and Mrs.F.C.Ford.The soloist was Mrs.W.S.Andrews, and the musical program was under the direction of Mrs.Charlotte Irwin.The welcome to the candidates was given by Miss Nessie Segal and she also presented them with corsages.The room was beautifully dec- PAGE FIFTEEN orated with vases of red roses throughout and the officers in long white dresses wore scarlet corsages making a very charming setting.After the meeting, a sit- down supper was served.The head table was dressed with the centrepiece depicting the traditional Thanksgiving horn of plenty with various fruits and maple leaves, red tapers and low bowls of red roses.Scarlet nosegays were at each place as place cards.Mrs.Porter was the recipient of a three-strand set of pearls with rhinestone clasp and matche ing bracelent and earrings; this was presented by one of the oldest members, Mrs.Daisy Eccles.Mrs.Elizabeth Lebrun and Elizabeth Munro had charge of supper arrangements.When applying a light wall color over a dark one, two coats are usually necessary.For the first coat, mix some of the finishing coat with white primer.This will permit the second coat to cover without any of the original dark paint 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For instance, the owner of a new $1,000 Canada Savings Bond will get $350 interest over its life of 10 years and 9 months\u2014an average per year of 3.21%\u2019 for this period.A $500 bond will pay $175 interest over the same period.Think what amounts like these can mean to you and yours! This time you can buy wp to $5,000, in ony one name, CANADA SAVINGS BONDS in the meantime your investment stands as an always-available source of cash to meet emergencies that might crop up.You can get your Canada Savings Bonds through your investment dealer or bank for cash or on easy instalments, If you work in an office or a shop, ask about the cone venient Payroll Savings Plan.Whichever you choose, don't delay.Place your order today for Sixth Series Conada Savings Bonds\u2014now better than ever.SAVE CONVENIENTLY SAVE NOW W-NOW one of them.The \u201cdisplaced persons\u201d of the American Revolution then came to Canada as Loyalists.Pioneer businessmen of Montreal drove in brickboards over a lume berjack\u2019s road to see the legendary Shawinigan Falls and so founded the great power and chemical industries of La Mauricie.An habitant boy became one of the last of the coureurs de bois and turned his love of the wilderness into a driving force that helped to turn four thousand square miles of wilderness into the Laurentides Park and the greatest natural trout - fishing preserve in the world.These are the sort of persons who imprinted on Quebec its infinite variety and its traditional culture.Our old Province has a curious duality that makes it a fascinating travel country for while it clings proudly to its antiquities of place and custom, it is at the same time in the very forefront of revolutionary industrial adventures in power and mining.Its amazing natural wealth in power, minerals and timber, and the industrial skills of its versatile and thrifty people, have created riches far beyond those of- the fabled Cathay which drew the European discoverers up the St.Lawrence in search of the land of the Great Khan.Blodwen Davies was born in Montreal and spent her childhood in the old Seigneurial Town of Longueuil.Many of her friends bore the names of old French pioneer families.Her father was _| a well-knôwn water sportsman and spent all his leisure sailing the St.Lawrence in a yacht called \u201cThe Blodwen.\u201d It was in this way that the author became familiar with the Canadian communities up and down the great river, putting into little harbours that had served the settlers along the St.Lawrence since the seventeenth century.It was natural that when she began to write it was to the traditions of New France that she looked for subject matter.Miss Davies\u2019 last book is \u2018\u2019Gaspe\u201d and she is now at work on another \u201cportrait,\u201d this time \u201cOttawa: Portrait of a Capital.\u201d \u2018The jacket is from a canvas by A.Y.Jackson, C.M.G., L.L.D., the distinguished Canadian painter.All the beautiful prints in this book are from canvases done in his Quebec period.R.M.R.Rummage Sale The Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Royal Montreal Regiment will hold their semi-annual rummage sale on Saturday afternoon, October 27, at 4.45 p.m,, in the Westmount Armoury, 4625 St.Catherine St.West.Mrs.J.M.Chamard will convene, assisted by Mrs.John Allen, and members of the Ladies\u2019 Committee.The Armoury will be open until that date for all contributions of clothing, toys, books, trinkets, etc.Please mark all parcels \u201cR.M.R.Rummage Sale.\u201d Contributions may be left also at the following homes: Mrs.John Allen, brooke Ave.N.D.G., Mrs.J.M.Chamard, 1555 Summerhill St, Apt.105, Montreal, Mrs, Dent Harrison, 609 Roslyn Ave, West- mount, Mrs.C.Strathearn Ave., Montreal West.Proceeds from the sale will be used for welfare work of the committee.An empty can nailed to a post or wall provides a smooth hanger for extension cords when not in use, The wire will last longer than\u2019 when hung on nails or hooks where they are bent sharply and have the insulation broken.4589 Cool- \u2019 Stacey, 137 .da [| 288s eeggsEpal > ELE QO =: 4 Al 44 vith the nce , It gan ions ked ries\u2019 e is ait,\u201d fa ; by the ter.this > in >= The above scene is from the Day,\u201d starring Claudette Colbert and John Payne, which starts Îts return engagement at the Tuesday.Accompanying this outstanding attraction is the never to be forgotten feature, \u201cMr.Smith Goes To Washington,\u201d starring Jean Arthur and James Stewart.: feature picture \u201cRemember the Monkland Theatre Saturday till \u201cHalf Angel\u201d At The Westmount Theatre Sun.Stars Loretta Young .Loretta Young is a bad girl one day and a good girl the next, but no matter which side of her dual character she portrays in \u201cHalf Angel,\u201d she is beautiful to gaze upon in the new Twentieth Cen- tury-Fox comedy which opens at the Westmount Theatre on Sunday.And the Technicolor cameras do much to enhance her radiant personality in this story about a woman with a split personaltiy who loves a man when she is in her pixie mood and doesn\u2019t even know him when she's a plain hospital nurse.The man, of course, \u2019 TODAY and SATURDAY \"TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL\", color by TECHNICOLOR, with Jeanne Crain and Jean Peters.Also \u201cTHE BRAVE BULLS\".Starts SUNDAY Wesimour MIELE THIS CONFESSIONS IIR ST ores I THAT \"FARMER'S DAUGHTER\" TEAM] ADDED jee rv6b VO OWENS.FOR Ju aie You fae Emotions go Ri RAW, ROUGH and RECKLESS.is Joseph Cotten and you can't to her \u201cworld\u201d mood so she can indulge in some uninhibited love making.Both Miss Young and Mr.Cotten get themselves into a lot of funny hot Water during the course of the story.She has him arrested and he, a lawyer, embarrasses her in court by partially proving that she spent one night, albeit decorously, in his bed room.This scene, by the way, is easily one of the best in this hilarious comedy.Later she matries him while under her subconscious spell, only to steal away from their bridal bed the next morning, hating him, to hurry home and dress for her marriage to another man.Cotten manages to stop the wedding just as she faints and lapses into her subconscious again, which puts her back into the arms of the man she really loves.Added Feature Attraction Tyrone Power and Susan Hayward, just about tops among movie starring duos, head the cast of the western suspense drama, \u201cRawhide.\u201d An impressaive supporting cast includes Hugh Marlowe, Dean Jagger, Edgar Buchanan and Jack Elam.\u201cRawhide\u201d purports to take a new twist on western drama fiction, relating the story of a young man left by circumstances to defend a lonely frontier station of the Overland Mail back in the 1880's.His only company is a beautiful young woman with her orphaned niece, and his enemy a band of outlaws led by a crazed murderer.This desperate ~situation, in which the conflict is viewed within the miniature world of the forlorn outpost of Rawhide, is enacted by Power, Miss Hayward, Hugh Marlowe: as the killer and Jack Elam as a maddened henchman.BEVERLY MICHAELS Beverly Michaels, feminine star of Columbia's \u201cPickup,\u201d in which she appears opposite Hugo Haas, has been signed to a term contract by the studio.The.tall blonde actress has received high critical acclaim for her work in \u201cPickup,\u201d in which she is seen as a hard boiled small-town girl who marries Haas, an ageing railroad signalman, for his money, and then plots with his assistant, Allan Nixon to kill him.CAT'S CARE _ All during filming of \u201cRhubarb\u201d, the story of a millionaire cat, a\u2019 top veterinarian and several representatives of the Americap Humane Society were present on the | set to advise on handling of the animals in the film which stars Ray Milland.EXIT: CHAPEAUX Although Mona Freeman ranks as one of Hollywood's best-dressed young actresses, the star of Paramount's \u201cDarling, How Could You!\u201d never wears hats excdpt to church, funerals and weddings.Her favorite outfit je,a 1 ut blame Miss Young for lapsing in-} \u201cPark Avenue style\u201d.The novelty TT SL ENS ASIA IT 22 2e - i THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1951 Seville Star Has Film Background Latest singing sensation of the show world who opens his show at the Seville Theatre-on Thursday night, John Carroll, has appeared in 44 movies.As a boy he was a rare combination of great athlete and fine singer.He went to Hollywood and on his tall good looks scored in motion pictures.His 19-city engagement commenced with Houston, Texas, went to Miami, New York, and comes to Montreal on Thursday.From here it is Chicago, Detroit, and several other top cities.Hollywood is clamoring for him back but John is loving singing to hi& audiences directly rather than to a camera lens.A strong show backs singing star Carroll at the Seville.The \u2018headline added features are the comedy stars of Michael Todd's \u201cPeep Show\u201d, the Albins.Duke Art and Junior have another comedy featuring bringing modelling of plastic to .the theatre world, while Lathrop and Lee dance in opening is by the Juvelys.\u201cIt's a great show,\u201d says Manager Mark Mehr, \u2018and John Carroll is really going to make history everywhere he goes!\u201d The movie is \u201cUnmasked\u201d.Value Of Ballet Dancing Is Stressed By Expert Sergei Alexandroff, ballet master of the Snowdon School of Dancing, said ballet is excellent training of the physical culture crder.: He said that as one of the oldest forms of art, it should be the first with which a child should become acquainted.Ballet, the dancing master stated, was the opening of the door to self expression, love of music, painting and the allied forms of beauty.Bing Crosby, star of Frank Capra\u2019s \u201cHere Comes The Groom,\u201d for Paramount names his recording of \u201cWhite Christmas\u201d as his greatest commercial success.Loretta Young At Westmount Tending Joseph Cotten\u2019s injured leg is lovely Loretta Young, in one of the many hilarious scenes in \u201cHalf Angel.\u201d Produced in Technicolor by Twentieth Century-Fox, and featuring character stars Cecil Kellaway, Basil Ruysdael, Jim Backus, Irene Ryan, and John Ridgely, \u201cHalf Angel\u201d opens Sunday at the Westmount Theatre.ALLERGIC RAY Ray Milland, who worked with two dogs and 34 cats in the hilarious comedy, \u201cRhubarb,\u201d is aller- gic to cats and had to keep himself dosed up with preventive medicines to stop sneezing attacks during shooting of the film.AIR CONDITIONED Prices BO wkd IMM.| 75 IPN + 624.NEAR THE FORUM d(7720 fre ss tng Responding to the overwhelming demand, these two memorable features return Saturday till Tuesday complete in every detail from the first original showing.The Secret Story In The Heart of Every Woman! ' ENDS TODAY À.riiteshatisd in Golbh elegairt Walt: + \"APPOINTMENT WITH DANGER\" Alan Ladd - Phyllis Calvert PLUS: \"MR.i T0 WASHINGTON\u201d JEAN ARTHUR SATURDAY till TUESDAY EXTRA! \u201cROYAL TOUR\u201d Follow this delightful tour of the Royal Couple in our weekly FIRST RUN NEWS Frank Capra's SMITH GOES starring James STEWART \u2018 PAGE SEVENTEEN x, eee semer parure a PRESSE RE NPE Tome fee CERES LTR ; PAGE EIGHTEEN WW THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1951 Westmount- Army In Local Derby RMR Suffered Setback Lost To Lakeshore 31-10 R.M.R.(Army) are still trying to figure out just how Lakeshore Flyers took them to the tune of 31-10 at Valois last Sunday in a senior QRFU league game.The Lakeshore win puts them up level on points 10 each with Army but the latter has a game in hand.; Sparked by Ron Farrington who turned in what was rated the best quarterbacking performance in the league this season Lakeshore .took to the air as Farrington rifled four touchdown passes and oo - carried the.ball for several long gains as the Flyers handed Army its second straight setback before an overflow crowd at the Lake- shore gridiron.* Missing their old workhorse man Babe Kastner, Army seldom Danny Johnson, league leading showed the drive that has carried scorer Mike Maruska and line- them to five victories although That's why O'Keefe's Extra Old Stock Ale stands out above all others.Extra mellow flavour, exiné \u2018clean tang and extra satisfying body\u2014that's O'Keefe\u2019s Extra Old Stock Ale .the finest ale you'll eves taste.Always ask for O'Keefe's Extra Old Stock\u2014 the extra ale at no extra Cost.EXTRA OLD STOCK ALE | Johnny Kay, RMR Indoor Rifle Shooting League Is Going Strong At the end of the fifth week of operation in the inter-company indoor rifle shooting league \u201cB\u201d Company of the R.M.R.under Capt.Don MacCulloch are leading the league with two wins in two starts.\u201cC\"\u201d Company under Major John Coupland and Major Art Hinck\u2019s \u201cD\u201d Company have one win each.Headquarters Company under Major Don Lancaster and the Regimental Depot have one tie and one loss.High individual scores so far \u2018are 98's by Sgt.Jimmie O\u2019Shaugh- nessy, Sgt.Stew Hamilton, and Sgt-Major Stan Baines.Capt.Dave Peebles has.carded a 94 and there are many scores of 93 to 90.Some newcomers are coming up with impressive scores particularly A.Kavanaugh, Mike Maruska and Ken Zabuta.Major Don Macrae states that he expects the Provincial League to be starting at an early date In November.the fleet-running back turned in an outstanding effort.» Flyers, on the other hand, were on their toes and the whole squad played well with Farrington and his linemen, Jack Dudley, Ken Harrison, Dick Rock, and Bob Iredale being especially prominent.Except for Norris Masterman\u2019s opening single for Army, Flyers led all the way, and were never threatened.They led 6-3 after the first quarter, 12-8 at the half and 24-8 going into the final frame.Bob Iredale, Jim Birmingham | with two, and Wilf O'Hagan gathered in Farrington\u2019s touchdown flips.Bobby Colton got the other Lakeshore major on a short plunge with Kenny Harrison booting four converts, and Frank Latchmroe hoisting two singles.Coach Dave Peebles, although disappointed at dropping the game, said that the lapse was only temporary as he expects to have some of his injured men back for tomorrow's game against West- mount.Sandy Spence is still on the injured list and his loss is felt by the team.Sandy is probably the fastest man in senior Q.R.F.U.football this season.ROYAL CANADIAN SEA c~\u2014 \"VICTORY\" Announces REGULAR WINTER TRAINING AND .PARADES NOW BEING HELD Tuesday and Friday Evenings at 7:30 p.m.Apply to THE NAVY LEAGUE 1429 CLOSSE STREET HE ane SSeeearieaiiTr ate £5 HN CADET CORPS 0 APPLICANTS MAY APPLY FOR ENROLMENT Tuesday Evenings at 7.30 p.m.Ages 14-18 Height 5 ft.2 in.and Over OF CANADA fl son booted a single.Walter Smaill À Thinks Warriors Can Make Playoff Walter Smaill thinks that Westmount Warriors have- lost their jinx and that from now on it will be a march towards if not first place nothing less than second which will give them a play-off berth.The game tomorrow against Army at Westmount Athletic Grounds will feature the two top scorers in.the senior division of the Q.R.F.U.Eddie McLeod, Westmount\u2019s versatile little halfback, leads Mike Maruska of Army by 7 points.McLeod has scored 39 against Ma- rugka's 32.Tomorrow's Westmount-Army game will be a duel between these two, McLeod to stay on top and Maruska trying to get back some of the seven points.Speaking to Walter Smaill last night, Walter said that he had no kick with the team which was improving with every game but he did resent the poor support local residents were giving Warriors.Those who took in last Saturday's game at the W.A.G.and then journeyed to Delorimier the next day commented that Saturday's game was a better one than the.Alouettes - Hamilton Tigers Big Four contest.Cost less money too, Walter remarked.Paul Oui- met congratulated Warriors on the game they played, a gesture much appreciated by the boys.By winning 10-8 against Eastward on Saturday Westmount jumped into third place and are now in a contending position if they can win the remaining five games.Eddie McLeod, who flew in from Chicoutimi where he is working out with the hockey team scored 8 of Westmount\u2019s 10 points against Eastward on Saturday.From the kick-off Westmount scored a single when McLeod's placement was fumbled by Heck- linger and \u201cChic\u201d West kicked the loose ball over Eastward's goal line.Dermott Murphy and Jack Black brought down Joe Strac- cina in the end zone to complete the play.Later in the first quarter Mc- Leod tried a placement which went wide.Straccina was tackled by Murphy and Jim Duggan before he could get out to give West- mount a 2 point lead.In the second quarter Eddie McLeod, playing onside, scooped up an Eastward fumble off Jimmy Simpson\u2019s kick to the two yard line and raced through to pay dirt on the first play \u2014 his convert was good and Westmount led 8-0.In the dying moments of the second quarter Jimmy Simp- Eastward tried a few desperation passes but for the most part failed to get past centre field.The first half ended as Gil Loiseau intercepted an attempted forward.Jimmy Simpson scored an early single point when he booted a long one from Eastward's 45 yard line.Gerry Hecklinger was brought down by a wave of West- mount tacklers deep in the end zone on this play to give West- mount a 10-0 advantage.West- mount's line, which had been playing heads-up ball, were holding the Eastward team to very small gains, looked ag if they were well on the way to another shut-out at this period.: Before the third quarter ended however, Joe Straccina kicked a single for Eastward's first point when Bob Swail conceded.In the fourth quarter Eastward suddenly came to life and started marching up field.Shifty Gerry Hecklinger pulled off a smart 25 yard run to score a major and then kicked the convert and got another point whén a placement which would have tied the game missed being a three pointer by inches.Final score, Westmount 10, Eastward 8.Staw Shearer, Lou Miller and \u2018Alec Flemming, the officials, PandIe She\u2019 gate - well) Football: | Standings BIG FOUR GP W.L.F.A.Pts.Hamilton .9 6 3173 80 12 Ottawa .: 9 5 4155 149 10 Toronto 8 4 4111 134 Alouettes 8 3 6 77188 WESTERN CANADA UNION P.W.L.A.Pts.Saskatchewan .13 8 5 264 200 16 Edmonton .13 8 5281 236 1 Winnipeg .13 7 6184 208 1 Calgary .13 3 10 179 274 Q.R.F.U, P.W.L.F.A.Pts.Sarnia .7 6 1172 4214 Foronto .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.7 5 2178 7612 McMaster .312 3 41 4 Windsor .7 07 18188 0 (McMaster games count for four points.) : INTERCOLLEGIATE GP W.L.F.À.Pts.Varsity .2 2 0031 14 4 Westeru .211 31 28 2 MeGill .211 21 22 2 Queens .2 0219 38 0 Q.R.F.U, SENIOR GP W.L.F.A.Pts R.M.R.(Army).7 5 2106 8010 Lakeshore .8 5 3100 85 10 Westmount .7 3 4 74 87 6 Eastward .8 2 6 59107 4 Q.R.F.U.JUNIOR Eastern Section GP W.L.D.P.A.Pts St.Aloysius .77 0.0246 2214 South Shore 6 4 2 0279 43 8 Point AA, .7 0 6 1 50238 1 East End Als .7 0 6 1 16 Western Section ; GP W.L.D.F.À.Pts.NDG.200006 6 6 0 0148 181 Verdun .6 3 3 0122 58 Lakeshore .7 2 5 0 26 186 4 By the way Eastward pepped up in the last frame Coach Ossie Osborn must have given his team quite a dressing down at the interval.For Westmount the front wall played a very effective game throughout, except for a brief lapse in the final quarter.Eddie McLeod stood out along with Les St.Plerre, Dick Mi- gnault and Jimmy Simpson, who was booting long ones.Dermott Murphy who played His usual hard game at end, Alek Olsen, and Billie Tyler, who showed that they will fit into the picture more and more as the Warriors' get farther into the home stretch.Tomorrow's game at the W.A.G.against Army (RMR) is a \u2018Local Derby\u2019 and should attract a large crowd.The game gets underway at 2.00 p.m.An added attraction tomorrow will be the presence of the West Hill High School Majorettes\u2019 who will lend colour to the game.The Majorettes are considered the best drilled cheer leaders in local football circles and are the envy of Westmount High fans.Librar (Continued from Page 3 of Waterlco, the Middle Ages, and religious life in ancient Egypt.In the field of art, notable gifts have-been Alan Sugden\u2019s \u201cHistory of English wallpaper\u201d (1509-1914) and \u201cOriental Carpets and Rugs, With Some Jacquard Reproduce tions,\u201d published in London in 1910.Several histories of architecture were included in-recent donations, and finally, a volume entitled \u201cThe Gentle Art bf Faikidg Hier a ® \u2019 4 eae adhere \" © pub pk aria g nih § wall game brief along ; Mi- who rmott hard d Bil- they e and irther /.A.G.Local \u2018large erway orrow West \u2019 who >.The | the | local envy 3) 8, and pt.e gifts [istory -1914) Rugs, roduc- n 1910.tecture ations, d \u201cThe THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1951 PAGE NINETEEN | McGee Next Westmount Victims | Municipal Hockey Calls For Players The call for all those interested in entering or playing for a hockey team went out last week, but to date the response.has been very poor.It: is urgent that intending players contact Mr.Rothwell, Recreational Supervisor, at the Westmount Athletic Grounds as soon &s possible.By doing this, it will assure a well balanced league.\"The league will operate in three divisions; Bantam, Midget, and Juvenile.Register now.Pee Wee Hockey \u2018The Recreation Department has decided to organize a Pee Wee League for all Westmount boys who are under 12 years of age on Nov.1, 1951.These, boys should call now to see Rocky Rothwell at the Westmount Athletic Grounds.Bring birth certificates.The Pee Wee League will be organized by the Recreation Dept.with the help of some Volunteer Parents and Elementary School teachers._ The plan is to classify each boy on his general ability, and then choose the teams in such a way, that they will be almost equal in team strength.All boys are welcome, and all boys will play.Y.M.CA Notes PHYSICAL DEPARTMENT Leaders Corps Plans are now being finalized to -have three different Leaders Corps in operation during the coming season.Starting next week, a Junior, Intermediate and Senior Corps will be undergoing training in the physical education program of the branch.Businessmen\u2019s Gym Class The: opener, this week, of the Business Men's Keep-Fit and Volleyball Classes on Tuesday and Thursday proved most successful A good number of busy young men, professional men and executives are taking time out of their tightly-scheduled day to relax and enjoy themselves each of these evenings \"at 5.30 o'clock.Swimming, Instruction In answer to an ever-increasing demand for learn-to-swim classes for young boys and girls, & course similar to the Springtime swimg- ming instructional classes will be starting in November.Fewer children will be able to register and the elasses will again be limited in size.Any boy or girl from six to nine years of age can apply.for the course.Gymnastics ~The gymnastic team has taken on an even greater air of enthusiasm with the addition to their group of new members, some of which have had Olympic experience with European teams in recent years.Valuable imstruction is given in this group to the beginner, however, as well as the competitor.BOYS\u2019 DIVISION Senior Boys The Senior Boys Fall Dinner will be held this evening at the Westmount \u201cY\u201d at 6.00 o'clock.Following the dinner, a meeting will be held to discuss the program and activities for the coming year.Stamp Club Michael Laverty was elected , secretary of the Westmount \u201cY\" sfamp club at the last meeting.Evan Monkman, president of the club announced that a quiz will be the feature of the next meeting, Monday at 4.00.All stamp collectors are invited to attend.Model Aeroplane Club The aeroplane -club meets on; Tuesday .aftérnoon at 4,00.All | Locals Swamp Montreal 21-0; Lose To West Hill This coming week is perhaps eyes of the Westmount High Senior \u201cA\u201d football team as they now stand a Mathematical (here we go again) chance of challenging West Hill for the league city crown should they be able to upset the fast waning (!) D'Arcy McGee squad, providing also that the latter were defeated in yesterday\u2019 s game versus West Hill! With this end in view the Purple and White \u201cSharpshooters\u2019 will definitely be out in the the most.important week in the * hand the ball to Apostolatos on a reverse but mistook the quarterback\u2019s signal and ran the ball 10 yds.himself for a first down! The play resulting in the last T.D.of the afternoon was little short of sensational when Gerry Aposto- latos ran out to receive a pass from Baillie, was well covered by two men, caught the ball on the run, baubled it momentarily, then gathered it in and streaked for the goal line closely chased by three opposing players.This play start- ed from the Montreal forty-five yard line! The final score, 21-0.It was gratifying indeed to see the response to our plea of last week that more adults should take a little time out to watch these games.We noticed a large number of parents and friends of the - players present this week.Let's see a lot more out for the all-im- portant tussle next Wednesday versus McGee; starting time will be 3.30 SHARP.Allan Sandelius park every chance they have to boost their already top-notch physical condition and their various, deceptive and otherwise, plays.The WHS Sr.usual against tough and haven't yet managed to hit the win eolumn as they've drawn with Lachine 1-1 and lost to Baron Byng 4-0 and Rosemount High 3-1 with last Wednesday's game with Loyola postponed till yesterday.More details next week.Getting back to the doings of the rugbyites, their loss by & score of 16-0 to West Hill the week previous must have sparked them to glorious heights in this Wednesday's \u201cgame\u2019\u201d with Montreal High as they took the boys in blue to the cleaners 21-0 with what looked to be comparative ease, scoring two touchdowns in the second quarter and one each in the last two stanzas, plus a second quarter convert.\" Undoubtedly the individual star of this game was Charlie Baillie, team captain, who, with his good blocking, plunging, passing and tackling helped to set up not only his own but the other three majors 38 well.The game opened with Westmount receiving the ball on their twenty yard line.and running it tg the forty.From there it was easy going for Baillie and\" Dave MacAulay, who did most of the ball-carrying at the time, to move the pigskin upfield to -the Montreal two yard stripe.There quarterback Tony Skinner tried a quarter sneak which went awry when after he had been pushed back from over the line, the ball was fumbled and Montreal recovered to force the play to see-saw for the remainder of the period, Westmount obviously having = healthy territorial edge.The second quarter found the Westies opening up their full attacking power as they rolled to an easy T.D.in less than one minute of play, MacAulay going over standing up on a wide sweep around the right end.Baillie's first attempt at the convert went.wide but an offside penalty against HSM enabled him to improve his aim for the point! Some very swift running on the part of Gerry Apostolatos, Hank Matthews, Baillie and MacAulay once more put WHS in a scoring position near the close of the first half culminating in Matthews\u2019 off-tackle plunge from the five yard line for the touchdown.Baillie\u2019s convert | attempt was blocked.A try by Westmount to take | \u201cA\u201d soccer eleven have been battling away as opposition # possession of the ball on the opening kick-off of the second half by kicking a short dribbler within reach of the onside Westmen, resulted, however, in having to kick again five yards back, which they did, stopping the Montreal ball- carrier on his own forty-five.It \u2018didn\u2019t take too long before the Blue and White attack was stopped in its tracks and the locals started to roll from their forty to a T.D.scored through the center of the opposing line by Baillie.Again the convert was missed.At long last the fourth and final quarter arrived with Westmount beginning another downfield march featuring spectacular sprinting by Apostolatos, Matthews, MacAulay, Baillie, Skinner, Eddie Kalil and Jack Perry.On one play, Perry was supposed to © Limited \u2018Enrolment BOYS and GIRLS SWIMMING INSTRUCTION We are now able to offer courses in swimming instruction similar to our Springtime Learn-to-Swim classes.Boys and girls from & to 9 years of age will be admitted ® Courses start in November For complete details, coll WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.4585 Sherbrooke Street West Phone: GL.3916 aeroplane builders are cordially | invited to attend these meetings.Football All Junior boys are reminded | of the touch football games held in Westmount Park on Wednesday | at 4 o'clock and Saturday at 9; o'clock.Intermediate games are held on Tuesday at 4 o'clock and Saturday | at 10 o'clock.In case of rain gym period will be held in the gymnasium.Swim Instruction i Swim instruction is held oni Tuesday afternoons.Beginners\u2019 classes at 4 o'clock! Advanced Juniors at 4.30 and Intermediates at 5 o'clock.| Movie \u2018 The movie being shown at 1.30! Saturday is \u201cRed Stallion.\u201d ' YOUNG ADULT DEPARTMENT Square Dance Club The second session of the Club | for the season proved even more successful than the first, with a capacity crowd hoeing it down to! the calls of Jay Conn, Howard Fairbairn, and the er callers in attendance.Last 1] esday ; eve- | (Continyed on, ©, 20) : DAWES Kingsheer\" FREE TICKETS / FOR FOOTBALL FANS Hingsheer\u201d FOOTBALL THEATRE Canadian Legion Auditorium, 1191 Mountain Street featuring COLOUR FILM SHOWINGS of all ALOUETTE home and away games Two shows each Wednesday 7 p.m.and: 9 p.m.For two free tickets write: P.O.Box 7300, Montreal Kinasbeer\u201d FOOTBALL THEATRE AE EE Because of seating limitations, 900 letters are drawn at random from those received each week and tickets mailed.Owing to local regulas fions, children under the age of sixteen cannot be admitted.BREWERY Don't miss broadcasts of Alouette home and away games over CFCF (dial 600) and FOOTBALL RALLY NIGHTS every Thursday, CFCR 10-10.15 p.m., with Doug Smith and famous football personalities. PAGE TWENTY CLIO teams.Mr.coach, - .\u2018The early season of 1918 is one | I would like to forget.It was then the world went through the ter- which all the schools, churches, theatres and hospitals were closed for over six weeks, wherein you would meet a friend on the street and the next day hear of his death.The younger generation of today cannot conceive the horror of those days, with a daily death rate of over 200, young and old.The roads leading to the cemeteries were crowded with all types of vehicles.transporting the dead.Owing to its virulence immediate burial was necessary and no fu- meral service was permitted.The schools all opened at the .= Usual time and our teams started \u201ctheir season and were leading in all series when the order came to close up all activities in and outdoor.It was a hard biow to take as our prospects of winning all titles were the best we had in years; nevertheless the order was obeyed.The senior team had in its lineup the following boys, K.Falconer, B.Tyler, H.Emo, J.Glick- man, N.Wallace, H.Campbell, P.Gnaedinger, M.Mitchell, H.Kers- ley, E.Hoffman, G.Webster, J.Plow, L.Kent, G.Chisholm, L.45 Glickman and C.Munro.These id.boys were graduates of the pre- 5 vious years\u2019 championship inter- ' mediate and junior teams.The 4.value of their intensive funda- i mental training of the previous È a : .year was clearly® shown in their an ; play on the senior team, before Ë the games were abruptly stopped.\" ; When the schools were re- « ! opened it was too late for basketball and we started our hockey practice in the old Arena that stood on the corner of Wood and St.Catherine Street and which later was completely destroyed by fire, with the loss of all the hockey equipment of the teams using the rink.The senior team (seven men) had in its lineup the following: Hubert Kersley, who played a standout game in goal while the defense was composed of Hal.\u201cEmo, a hard rushing type of player and with him E.McNider, not as spectacular but effective.Up forward as rover was Len Kent {now doctor).In front of hifh on the forward line Kenny Barlow, \u2019 B.Ewing and Larry Glickman, the latter now a big shot in Hollywood, performed well.In those days it was the old onside game and stickhandling was a feature of the game.The sticks used were very short and the puck was played in close to the skates.It was later when they increased the length of the sticks which made it more difficult for good stickhandling.Lost For Something An incident that happened then would be considered strange today.Two of our best players were Seen smoking on the street after : school.The master who observed \u2018 | it reported it to the principal and | both boys were suspended for two games and no amount of appeal t could alter the decisiôn.Needless 10} to say we lost the two games and the title.The master who did the ; Ç reporting had a pretty tough time [ A at the school following the in- 3 cident.hi The football teams of 1919 had \u201c ; & number of boys in their lineup who later were outstanding on the McGill Intercollegiate teams, - © among them the late Dr.Bobby Bell, famous coach of the Red Men \u201c key teams; Herby Murphy, bi \u201cBoyd Millen, Monroe Abinovitch, .the well known lawyer of today.[(A funny story about Monroe, Var- Bity had à wonderful boxer named hd Less Black, and in the draw Mon- £00 drew him for his opponent in fhe Intercollegiate Boxing Cham- plonship.Less had a weakness of .ves pine Bele .rime By G.P.SMITH A series of articles by a retired coach and physical director recalling great nthlietes and great Smith was 32 years\u201d of Westmount High as director of physical education (boys), and concurrently 28 years at McGill as wrestling rible Spanish \u2018flu epidemic during: \u2018one half of which was occupied continually blinking his eyes.Monroe had it all figured to sock him when he closed his eyes.Unfortunately he couldn't time it right.Nevertheless Monroe was the only man to go the distance with Less, either in Canadian or American college bouts.) At quarter we had a talky little guy, Howard Hyman.In one game I had to dig the mud out of Howard's mouth after he was buried under a mass of players in inches of mud and water in a play-off game on the M.A.A.Aground, which we won, giving us the title.Other members were Bill Wright, a half and a good one; Donnie Black, a very quiet type; Ralph Cummings, one of the best defensive players ever to attend the school; Jim Dixon, Lanky Trevor Kerr; C.Weldon, Fran, Winters, G.Garbi, Reg.Cowan and R.Pollock from Winnipeg, and Hartland McKeown.The intermediates and juniors did not win their titles but provided good opposition in all games.In basketball the seniors had a very good team with Hughy Campbell at centre; Lionel Parker (well known M.A.A.A.) and Oxly Pitt, on the forward line, with Bert Tyler as alternate.As Guards, George Wren and that great piece of stuff, Joe Glick- man, one of the most popular boys in the school.I used to enjoy a lot of boxing with Joe and other big boys in the senior grades.Saved Operation ; I had been bothered for years with a block in the bone formation in one of my nostrils, an old momenta of a tough wrestling match wherein I had it fractured.While boxing with one of the bigger boys I received two solid punches on the nose and I noticed my breathing cleared immediately.I stopped and shook hands with him and thanked him for the operation as his two punches had-put the bone back in place and I haven't had any trouble with it since.In hockey with a strong nu- cleous from the previous years championship intermediates we were able to ice a very strong team that went on to win the title.In the goals we had the most unodthodox goaler in Jack Mackay.He used only his stick for practically every type of shot.On defence we had Joe Glickman and Jack Emo, a very powerfull pair, up forward Russ McKee, H.Hyman, Ralph Whittal, the latter an outstanding skiier as well.Adrian Perram and the late Dr.Bobby Bell filled in capably.The juniors won their title and had in their lineup a number of future greats who later were members of the great 23-24 team, that played in the semi-final for the Memorial Cup.The games that year were played in the old Vic rink on Drummond Street and in one game a free for all was staged, Joe Glickman was penalized for a minor infraction, and as he was climbing into the penalty bench, by the opposing team and a large crowd of their adult supporters, he was met by a punch in the nose from one of the men supporters.I never crossed any ice faster than I did from our side of the rink.I guess I went beserk for a few minutes and then cooler heads prevailed and it was soon over.We won the game.Joe was one of the manliest boys ever to play for the school and one of the cleanest of players in all sports.A few years later a similar incident happened at the Mount Royal Arena with Jimmy Thomson the victim of the attack while lying on the ice and this man hit him while seemingly helping to break up the row.Fortunately he was | in arms reach and it ended there: THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, CETOBER 19, 1951 slate qf of \"Y\" Notes.(Continued from Page 19) ning the Club\u2019s membership policy waa explained, and a nominating Under th committee will bring in a proposed presentation, season within the next month, ficers for the coming, November 2, and on every Friday throughout the year.Mr.Ges hag Film Club stated that the programs will be e chairmanship of Ron| as interesting as possible, and will Gee, the Film Club is finalizing include unusual Hollywood re plans for the coming season.A| leases, educational films, and varied program will be ready for| filma of general entertainment starting Friday, value, Self Storing! 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