The Westmount examiner, 8 février 1952, vendredi 8 février 1952

[" CSS AO TE ne VOL.XXII, No.6 New Flowers For Conservatory On Special Display -Hundreds of plants are now in flower in the Westmount -Conser- vatory, making a visit well worth while.The flowers, on display in the niain greenhouse section inside the main entrance beside Victoria Hall, included pink and red Cyclamen with over 50 flowers per piant, Cinerarias of every shade, pink and white Primulas, numerous orchids, and a little-known house plant called the Clivia minu- ata.The Clivias -have long, sword- shaped leaves and clusters of pale orange.flowers appearing in the winter months.One of the most attractive plants is the Moth Orchid\u2014phalae- nopsis schilleriana \u2014 whieh has almost 50 rose-lilac flowers of two to three inches width and resembling a butterfly or moth.The plant is a native of the Phillipines, where it grows on the trunks of trees and on rocks under conditions of high temperature and moisture.Home And School Will Hold Whist Queen's Home and School Association will hold a military whist in Queen's gymnasium, 208 OII- vier Avenue, Westmount (first street west of Greene just above St.Catherine street) on Friday, February 15, at 8.15 p.m.Players are requested to supply their own playing cards.The proceeds will be used to continue support of the lunch room, assist athletic activities and other worthy causes.Py pm pm Music Teachers To Hear Dean Clarke Talk Douglas Clarke, Dean of the Faculty of Music, McGill Univer- \u2018sity, will address the Quebec Music Teachers\u2019 Association Tuesday evening, February 12, at 830 \u2018in the Conservatorium Hall, 3450 Drummond Street.The a a A RA Ee heii aE EE LEE CE 0 te 38 xaminer Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Met.opolis \u201cWESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1952 Five Persons Injured When Car Strikes Traffic Block Five persons returning home to Ottawa on Wednesday suffered injuries when the car they were driving crashed into a traffic zone block at the corner of Clarke avenue and Sherbrooke street.The car, driven by Claude Bernard, 42, of 51 Caron street, Hull, [The King Fs Bead eo Long Live The Queen! Peace Problem Discussed By Current Events Club The search for peace, a problem which has troubled the wor!d since the dawn of history, was presented before sixty-five members of Westmount Senior High School's Current Events Club at the Club's last meeting.The speakers were David Franklin, Doug Turner and Michael Sundell, who approached the subject from three different angles.Dave Franklin proposed that all nations recognize disarmament as their ultimate goal.An international police force, in which each country is represented proportionately, should be established to dater any aggression.A confederation of all nations shoud be sat up and a basic revision of ths ; charter ousht to be eff:cted.In closinr h's address, Dave claimed that we, the people of the world, must also support St.Matthias\u2019 Finances In Excellent Condition A large attendance at the Annual Vestry Meeting received the news that for the first time in 10 years the church was entirely free of debt, and that all property, including parish halls, chapel, rectory, war memorial, and many other additions, had been completely paid for.The Rector, Canon Gilbert Ou.ver, presided, and warmly congratulated the congregation un this achievement; and whilst thanking all the officers( especially the retiring People\u2019s Warden, Mr, Arthur Eke) and the various organizations, reminded them that this was the 75th Anniversary of the parish.It was decided to fittingly observe this occasion in the Fall, It was reported that church attendance had increased and that over 40 new families had been bddded during the year.The new organ is to he installed in a.few months.The Rev.C.Douglas Ellis was cordially welcomed on the staff.All finances were in - excellent condition, and the sum of $8,500 was voted for the Mission Budget, with the addition of 10% as a further aim.$800.00 was voted for the Emergency Appeal of the Laymen\u2019s National Council.Amongst many congratulations Mr.Arthur Eke concluded his term of office as Feople's Warden, and Mr.H.McLeod Hague was appointed for 1952.The .Rector re-appointed Mr.J.Eric Slessor as Rector's Warden.The following were added to the Advisory Board: Messrs.William Ashworth, A.R.Hunt, D.M.Crawford, John G.Harper, B.D.Millidge, Lovell Jaques, H.Chapman, J.S.Connolly, R.L., Grout, D.Harrington, V.R, Purser, A.C.Jensen, C.T.Teakle, F.D.Cobbett, Auditors: Messrs, Campbell, Glendinning and Dever.our respective governments and strive for peace ourselves.Peace Definition Doug Turner, the next speaker, then dwelt on the various meanings of the term, \u201cpeace\u201d, and achievement of \u201cpersonal peace\u201d, as opposed to \u201ceconomic\u201d and \u201cpolitical peace\u201d, was the most important.To secure political peace, he voiced the ideas of many of the world's greatest statesmen, i.e., rearmament and the maintenance of the \u201cbalance of power\u201d.He then went on to say that economic peace has been partly achieved through the ef- torts of the United Nations Re- habiltiation and Relief Association, and that personal peace can perhaps he produced by following the Golden Rule.Mike Sundell next defined the term, \u201cwar\u201d, and stressed the fact that it is basically caused by the possession of one state of something which another one wants.He then reviewed briefly the present situations in the Near East and Asia, and emphasized the fact that the rebellion of the exploited peoples there against the Western powers is a manifestation of a form of Communism.He also maintained that many people have a very apathetic attitude towards present grave world problems and should adjust their thinking in this connection.Mike stressed the fact that the Western powers must provide Asia's people with practical education and help them to learn to | support themselves.\u201cIf we don't | follow this course,\u201d he said, \u201cwe are likely in time to be overwhelmed by the exploited peoples of the earth.\u201d Following a heated question period during which numerous interesting \u2018theories were advanced on the question of peace, Jane Bartlett, the Club's vice-president adjourned the proceedings with the announcemefit that next week's meeting would feature a Round-Table Discussion.= PRICE FIVE CENTS ;| Que.was travelling West on Sherbrooke street when it suddenly careened and crashed inlo the cement block.Bernard told police he had been blinded by the sun.Injured in the accident are the driver Claude Bernard, suffering cuts to the face and a broken rib; Father Jean Denis Cadieux, Sussex : who suffered slight cuts to thex face and head; Mrs.Bernard sev- jère shock, and Miss Bernard = bruise on her leg.The car was a total loss.Mrs.Bernard suffered such shock that the following day she failed to remember the incident.All five persons were taken to Western Hosp.tal where they received.treatment.The 1L-month- old baby was also taken to Children's Memorial Hospital, but released when her injuries were not termed serious.Awailing their rcturn home the injured are staying at the residence of a relative, Miss Rose La- lande, 382 Olivier avenue.F riendshi p Club Grows Sieadily The Westmount Friendship Club has grown steadily these past few weeks, and now boasts a membership of forty-five.This club has been operating since early December under its own executive and to date have had some very enjoyable afternoon meetings.Moving pictures, singing, cards, knitting, and many other pastimes are carried on at these Wednesday afternoon sessions.No one is compelled to take part in any one activity, but may choose any one of the many activities to enjoy.On Wednesday, February 20h, at 2.00 p.m.there will be a Valentine Party.It is sincerely hoped that all members will come along and bring any new members with them.i street, Ottawa, 12 stitches to the face; 15 month old Marie Bernard Thefts Reported From Library Books Missing A statement which strongly condemns the theft of periodicalg - and books from the Westmount Public Library was released this week by Miss Kathleen Jenkins.The notice states that the library staff has been forced ta remove certain publications from the shelves.These are now availe able at the circulation desk.They include financial, news, photo, weekly, and trade magazines and papers.Because of the large number of thefts of expensive and often ire replaceable books, many of them oh fine arts, photography, tech nical subjects, business, languages, and others have been placed in a \u2018closed shelf! category.They are available to members at the desk.All library members and visie tors have heen asked by Miss Jen kins to co-operate in returning library books and in reporting any suspicious actions within the reading rooms.The move, it is hoped, will cease the thefts which have been taking place in the \u2018library.Library members and visitors will still be able to receive any books tnex want.Though some may he re moved from the shelf, the Library has asked the co-operation in this matter.Board Of Managers Named At St.Andrew\u2019s United E, H.8.Piper was elected president of the hoard of managers of St.Andrew\u2019s (United) Church, Westmount, at the annual meeting of the congregation held Tuesday night.He succeeds J.A.H.Henderson.Other officers elected were: C.E.Swift, vice-president; D.W.Sutherland, treasurer; R.J.F.Dunlop, secretary; and the following members of the hoard: D.O.Bremner, W.D.Robb, jr.,, Donald Ross, H.R.L.Straight and John C.Westaway.The missionary and church work committce will be headed by Bearce P.Campbell, with Alex W.McLeod as secretary and T.A.8.Sinclair, treasurer.Six new elders were inducted during the year: S.B.Fraser, Thomas Gilmour, * W.H.Hughes, A.O.Leslie and A.H.McDouga'l.The Clerk of Session, W.H.Spearman, reported that the year has been a most active one.The program of rehabilitation and redecoration that had been undertaken in the previous Golden Jubilee year was completed.The Women's Associations were particularly active and new records were set in church and social service work.The Sunday School reported the most successful year in the past decade with a substantial increase in enrolment and the establishment of new classes.It was announced that Rev.G.K.Ward, who has been assistant minister for the past four years, Prof.A.B.Currie, will leave during the summer to undertake post-graduate studies in theology.Rev.E.Bruce Copland, who has been one of St.Andrew's overseas missionaries for many years.has taken a post as executive officer in the department of foreign missions of the National Council of Churches in the United States, and will take over these duties shortly.The financial reports showed the church to he in a sound position, with substantial amounts having donated to the capital fund campaign of the Montreal Pregbytery to assist in thte finan- ing of church building in and around Montreal.ship of the congregation stands at 1551.EE EEE The member ERI PUPS \"0 se Ea JE r= s 2 a S: # LÉ AGE TWO .That Miss Reid, of Madame Joel's, was quite surprised to hear that she was considered dead by some members of the Business Association of Westmount, Seems that someone told the secretary that Mrs.Joel, who had not been connected with the business for some years, had died, so the Mde.Joel firm name was promptly deleted from the Association membership rolls and notices of meetings, etc.were no longer sent there, Miss Reld would like everyone to know that there is still a great deal more life in her than there Is in several of the other members of the Association.So there ! « + +» That Harry Ostro, the eminent druggist of Belmont Ave.is recovering from a leg cilment that has been bothering him.Some circulatory trouble.And quite understond- able, too, if you had ever seen Harry circulate around that store of his.« + .That the impossible has finally happened.That the irresistible force hos moved the immoveable object.That the urge to go to Florida was eventually too much for Mr.and Mrs.Sacoransky of May's Ladies *Weur and the happy couple are now vacationing there.Leaving the management of the business in the capable hands of son Ernie.+ .That another couple of vacationists are now nearly home from Florida.They are Mr.and Mrs.Colson of Charlotte Gowns.And just es a coincidence, their son, Kenneth, looked after things at Charlotte's while they were oway.« » .That the boys at British & Continental Motors installed a Ford Barrister and Solicitor Office: HA.9238-39 HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Department for the Closing of Estates of Deceased Persons Residence: 4557 Sherbrooke St, West, \u2014 GLenview 2177 57 St.James Street West Ambassador Apts, Westmount VVVVVVVVY Spring.As Just man The shoe with te good reputation.To get your shoes rebuilt, now Here you get workmanship Zipper repairs on anything we do, Luggage, purses, etc., we renew, Your favourite shoes we do resuede, Tinting done, any shade.Around The Corner is the time, and material at its prime 20% DISCOUNT 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pleasure.Call WA, 5682.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1952 \u2014 motor In an Alvis Sports model and produced a car that could be conservatively called a hotshot hotrod, Looks good and runs good.Just needs a pair of wings to become airborne.+» .» That one of Montreal's better known publicity agents sure got himself in wrong with his dreamed-up story that local boy, movie star Mark Stevens, would speak at last week's meeting of the Westmount Rotary Club.Seems that it was an unadulterated figment of said P.A.'s.imagination and caused considerable embarrassment to the Rotary Club executive as well as to certain newspapers.Meaning us \u2014 and others.+ .That the incineration specialist whe saw the motorist on Greene Ave.drop his keys when he alighted from his car and who chosed said gent half-way down the block to return them, collected a hearty \"thank you\" for his trouble.» « \u2026 That there Is going to be a real, live doorman at the new apt.bldg.corner Sherbrooke and Rose- mount.+ « « That Western Ave.reminds many people of the old corduroy roads that were so popular in the days of our great-grandfathers, Strange to sce a street in such a disgraceful condition Ia our usually fair city.Pitted with pot-holes and positively putrid.+ + « That the projected widening of Greene Ave.from St.Catherine to Dorchester has been postponed Indefinitely.« « « That the staff in the Bank of Commerce branch at Victoria should moke up their minds.When the calendar up front says Feb.7th, should the one ot the back read Feb.6th?Come, come girls \u2014 too many dates ! « « +» That the Y.M.C.A.team is winning the Eastern Canadian Gymnastic Championships tonight! Matter of fact, they had better win because they've already had their picture taken as Champions to be published in next week's Ex.There's something for CJAD to equal! Not \"First with the news in Montreal\u201d but \"First with the news before it happens.\u201d Do we get a dollar, George ?PUBLIC LECTURE \u201cScience and World Religion\u201d is the title of a public lecture to he given on Sunday, February 10, 8.15 p.m, at 1548 Pine Ave.Dr.Tom Monti, Consulting Engineer, District Engineer of the Canadian Institute of Steel Construction and Assistant Professor of the University of Montreal, who also is a great student of philosophy and religion, will be the speaker at this second of the series of Sunday night lectures under the overall title \u201cONE WORLD - ONE FAITH,\u201d arranged by the Westmount Baha'i Group during the month of February.The public is cordially invited to these lectures whose purpose is to demonstrate in practice the soundness of the Baha'i teachings who, for instance, urge: \u201c., .consort with the followers of all religions in a spirit of friendliness and fellowship.\u201d \\ | GRINDLEY'S PHARMACY] CFE wA.5682 TH goad & Hon.D.C.Abbott, Finance Minister, will address the annual banquet of the N.D.G.Liberal Association at the Reform Club, next Thursday.Abbott Speaks February 14 Hon.D.C.Abbott, Minister of Finance, will be the speaker of thé evening at the annual banquet of the Notre Dame de Grace Liberal Association, to be held next Thursday evening at the Reform Club, Sherbrooke Street.Recently returned from Europe, and speaking on the eve of the opening of an important session of Parliament, it is expected that Hon.Mr.Abbott will have an interesting talk to deliver to the local organization.City Councillor Roy E.Wagar, president of the association, will be in the chair, and will be flanked at the head table by Hon.Brooke Claxton, Minister of Defence; Hon.Edouard Rinfret, Fostmaster General; Mrs.W.L.Burke, president of the N.D.G.Women\u2019s Liberal Club; Alan Mac- naughton, M.P., presideht of the Reform Club; Hon.George C.Marler, house leader of the Pro- vineial Liberal Party; F.P.Whitman, M.P.for Notre Dame de Grace; and Paul Earl, M.L.A.for N.D.G.The meeting was originally scheduled for Friday, February 15, but was advanced a day at the request of Hon.Mr.Abbott.White Cane Week Starts On Monday The theme of White Cane Week, February 10 to 16, is rehabilitation of the blind.Althotigh financial support is of great importance, rehabilitation means infinitely more than material aid.The extra measure is exemplified in the giving of personal services, and in that field, not one individual is too poor to contribute.Your contribution may be a friendly greeting, a moment taken for a chat, an arm offered across a thoroughfare, any act which will include your sigh\u2018less friend in home and social activities.The average blind person has lost only one faculty.Other human ambitions and desires remain.Do not think of yourself as giver only \u2014 you may be the recipient of an experience deeper than just the satisfaction of doing a kindness.\u201cIt is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness.\u201d Men and women who have been denied physical vision have oft times lighted their candles, and brought light into an otherwise spiritually darkened world, Blind and deaf, Helen Keller says, \u201cThere is no lovelier way to thank God for your sight than by giving a helping hand to someone in the dark.\u201d FILMED IN BLACK HILLS Much of Paramount's \u201cWarbonnet\u201d was filmed on location in the beautiful Black Hills-of South Dakota, Dr.W.Percival Is Appointed L.Mowbray Clark, president of the Québec Federation of Home and School Associations, announced today the appointment of Dr.Walter P.Percival as Honorary President of the Federation.Dr.Percival, Director -of Protestant Education for the Province of Quebec has long been-identified with Home and School activities.From 1947 fo 1950 he servëd.as President of the Canadian Federation of Home and School.The post of Honorary President is a new one, In making the \u2018announcement, Mr.Clark stated that the Quebec.Federation feels highly honored by Dr.Percival's acceptance due to his achievements in education, not only in Quebec, but throughout Canada.Coupled with this announcement was another concerning this year\u2019s Provincial Conference, set for May 9 and 10 in the Windsor Hotel, Montreal.Ernest W.Crowe, of Montreal West High Association, has been.appointed chairman of the committee planning the event.The full committee consists of: Mrs.Warren Soper (Roslyn), Registration; Mrs.Walter M.Hick (West Hill), Publications; Mrs.S.L.Richardson (Hampstead), Magazine Publicity; Ernest A Jarand (Lake of Two Mountains), House Arrangements and Dinner; Alex D, Fraser (Royal Vale), Exhibits; George P.Brown (Elizabeth Bal- lantyne), President's Reception; Thomas W.Lawrence (Lachine); J.Leslie Harries (Summerlea), Publicity; William Petty (University District), radio; Frederick W.Price-(Willingdon), Secretary; and Mr.Clark.Salvation Army\u2019s Brotherhood Week In connection with the observance of \u201cBrotherhood Week\u201d, February 17 to 24, and in cooperation with the Canadian Council of Christians and Jews, a special service is being sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of St.George (Montreal) to be held in the Salvation Army Citadel, 1485 Drum- mond Street, on Sunday, February 17, at 3.00 p.m.The special speaker on this occasion will be Dr.Harry L Stern, of Temple Emmanu'El, music will be supplied by the Montreal Citadel Band.OI DIRIGO MPL Ce ta oa nt need reliable onswers to your \u201cerisis.questions\u2019 this yeor!', .get them in THE CHRISTIAN ox 5 ; 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Call your regular fvel dealer or Lasalle.Coke Service Department-æ Telephone UN.6-6531 Le nee ASD AE a pop PRET THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1952 pere .Heads Campaign R.S.White, who has been appointed general campaign chairman of the combined appeal of the Federation of Catholic Charities and St.Mary's Hospital which will be held in the fall, 7 who have been engaged to help in this work throughout the years at the headquarters of the Society in Montreal.As in the past two years some 35 Service Clubs in the Province\u2014 Rotary, Lions, and Kiwanis \u2014 together with branches of the Canadian Legion and the Eastern Star, are co-operating in this great task of helping the cripples.Outside of Montreal the sponsoring organization will retain half of the proceeds raised in their districts, for the care of crippled in that particular area.The remainder will go into the general fund of the Society for distribution where it will do the most good.The Easter Seal this year de- ricts a little girl on crutches, gazing at a visionary picture of herself using a skipping rope.In the accompanying letter \u2014 with the sheet of 100 Easter Seals that will be sent out in each envelope \u2014 the hope is expressed that through generous donations from the public the little girl will one day see her dream come true.\u201cShe has a broken leg \u2014 make sure she has not a broken heart.\u201d There are hundreds of other boys and girls and adults who look to the Quebec Easter Seal Society to help them cvercome their handicaps and become useful members of society.Large Sum Raised By Local Church Reports presented at the annual meeting of the congregation of Melville Presbyterian Church, Westmount, showed a marked liberality on the part of the people, receipts for all purposes approximating $18,000, A gradual crease in membership was noted in the report of the Kirk Session; both branches of the Women's Missionary Society achieved their objectives; and the work of the Melville Association was seen to be outstanding.John Patterson was elected honorary auditor for a further term; Messrs.T.E.Duncan, H, E, Beard, R.K.Learmonth, and William Griffin, Jr.,, were elected for a three-year term to the Board of Managers.Elders elected were: Messrs.G.A.Kyle, W.Hodgson Walker, and Lovat M.Fraser; Messrs.A.M.Baird and L.C.Mungham were appointed Trustees.Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane and L.M.Fraser, respectively, presided.in- New Swimming Record A French four-man relay team bettered the world 800-metre free style swimming record.The French quartet swam the distance in eight minutes, 38 seconds.This bettered the mark set by the Tokyo Swimming Club team April Navy League Scholarships Are Outlined The Navy League of Canada offers scholarships for sea cadets and ex-sea cadets.- The scholarships are divided into three major sections: the University Naval Training -Divis- ion \u2014 \u201cTwenty or more scholarships valued at $250 each are available for Sea Cadets and ex- Sea Cadets upon enteripg University and enrolling as a Naval Cadet in its U.N.T.D.\u201d; Canadian Services Colleges \u2014 \u201cTen Scholarships are available for Sea Cadets and ex-Sea Cadets accepted by the Royal Canadian Navy for entry as Naval Cadets in the Canadian Services Colleges (Royal Roads, Ese quimalt and Royal Military Cole lege, Kingston.) Valued at $580, scholarships cover first years fees\u201d; H.M.S.Conway \u2014 \u201cTw scholarships are available to Sea Cadets accepted for entry to H.M.S.Conway, of Britain.Valued at approximately $1,500 each, these Scholarships cover two years\u2019 fees.- Complete information can \u2018be obtained from the commanding officer of the Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps or the Navy League of Canada.The purpose of the Navy League which came into being in Deceme ber 1896, is a \u201cUnited Canada, prosperous, free and at Peace with the world.\u201d | The governing body of the league, called \u201cNational Council,\" is composed of volunteers sent from each of fifteen Provincial and territorial divisions across Canada.Parents.(Continued from Page 8) students gaining useful knowledge of parliamentary procedure.Current Events Club The founder of the Current Events Club in the Senior High Schoo] then explained the function of the Club in presenting to the students information on significant news and events.Prominent speakers such as John Fisher of the CBC and others have addressed the Club.Excursions to the Weste mount City Hall to see the Coune cil in session, as well as to Quebec's Legislative Assembly were made during tenth year; while a visit to the Parliament Bldgs.at Ottawa and to the United Nations in New York were made in 11th year.Michael Sundell then described the advantages of such a Club from the student\u2019s p#int of view.; Sports Mr.D.McRae, coach of the Senior Hockey team and Skip War- nock, the student Captain then dwelt on the advantages of such sports as hockey in teaching the students good sportsmanship and self-control, a sense of responsibility and physical fitness.Mr.K.Hill, Science teacher, outlined the inner workings of the \u201cStopwatch\u201d \u2014 student publication which helped to promote school spirit with its accounts of activities which enhance the reputation of the school.Ian McRae then gave a detailed account of the part played by the students themselves in putting out the paper.The meeting was presided over by the president of the Westmount Home & Schools Association, Mrs.A.W.D.Swan.The speakers were thanked by the principal of the Senior High School, Mr.Bartlett.The meeting also featured ea \u201cshower\u201d of canned baby food in aid of the Save the Children Fund.Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting.STUNNING WARDROBE Jane Russell wears her most elaborate wardrobe consisting of 23 changes, in her latest picture, Paramount's \u201cSon of Paleface\u201d, in 8, 1950, at Marialia, Brazil.This record was 8:40.6.which she is co-starred with Bob Hope and Roy Rogers.on CII mme ms A Claudette Lacaille is the new holder of the Montreal Figure Skating club\u2019s Senior Dance Championship.Last year Miss La- caille captured the Intermediate title.She holds the silver medal \u201cof the United States and Canadian Figure Skating Associations.Her partner for the dance crown was Freddy Napier.Musical Sharps Flats and Naturals by Frances Goltman SRE IS DISCIPLINE NECESSARY ?\u2014Newsettes \u2014 Teachers in all departments of education are frequently asked, \u201cIs discipline necessary?\u201d In music it is absolutely necessary.Those who think it it not probably do not know the origin of the word, .quote from one dictionary .\u201cDiscipline and training of the mind or manners; subjection to rule, order or control, correction.\u201d It comes frm the Latin, \u201cdisciplina\u201d which means \u201clearning.\u201d One cannot play properly if the fingers are not controlled and in order to do this one has to have orderly drill and regular training.Anything done in systematic arrangement is really being disciplined.Our mind is disciplined, our bodies are disciplned.We have to be trained and regular correct instruction is proper dis-* cipline.; In music, habits form very quickly and young students should be disciplined in many matters pertaining to the foundation of good practice.This includes discipline in counting, good rhythm is a \u201cmust\u201d; discipline in fingering, this induces good phrasing and a faster technique; discipline ir phrasing, this is highly important since it causes correct accentuation.Practice periods must be disciplined too, they should be done according to regular rule and the fingers, wrists and arms must be disciplined.When anything has become a habit, after continual correct practice, then it is easy to do.\u201cIs discipline necessary?\u201d We feel sure that you will answer in the affirmative.Newsettes Jean Papineau - Couture, the very well-known Montreal composer, who is one of the adjudicators in the Music Section of the Notre Dame de Grace Arts and Letters Festival, had one of his compositions piayed over a national hook-up on Monday evening.It is called \u201cMarch\u201d for orchestra and was commissioned by John Adaskin for the \u201cComposer's Corner\u201d, which is a feature of \u201cOpportunity Knocks\u201d every week.On Tuesday evening Mr.Couture took part in \u201cFestival de Musique Brebeuf\u201d at the Plateau Hall, sponsored by the College Jean de Brebeuf where Mr.Couture is a Professor of Music.He presented a Sonata for violin and piano.\u2014a Last December, Sir Ernest Mac- Millan stated the fact that Cana- dian musicians lack opportunity in Canada.If one will watch what goes on in the larger cities of the United States he will find that other fields are not always as green when you reach them.Canadian musicians should try to make their own opportunities and not expect others to make it for them.A little over a week ago, the] Baltimore Symphony had an upset.Reginald Stewart, who left the Toronto Philharmonic ten years ago, has resigned as permanent leader of the Baltimore Orchestra bécause of a gmaller season of concerts.What will happen to the orchestra?Thirty of the members resigned \u201cto seek greener fields.\u201d John Barbirolli, who left the New York Philharmonic to he leader of the Halle Orchestra in Manchester, may be out of a job shortly since that aggregation will probably disband due to financial embarrassmnet.This is a common ailment with symphony orchestras, The greener fields are not so rosy! Health .(Continued from Page 3) experience, or physical constitution have been found to explain the difference in these cases.Modern public health research is considering the problem of accidents as carefully as cancer or heart disease, Dr.McMillan concluded, and investigations of preventative measures are being pushed forward in an effort to eliminate thé danger, expense, and nuisance of avoidable home accidents.The speaker was introduced by Dr.Frank McNaughton and thanked on hehalf of the club by Dr, J.R.Lockhead.OR RT, Rr era & THE EXAMINER, \"WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1952 12th Anniversary For F.J.Travers\u2019 F, J.Travers will celebrate his 12th anniversary as chairman of the Veterans Committee of the Fraternal Order of Eagles at St.Ann's Veterans Hospital February 21.The organization entertained at Queen Mary's Veteran Hospital last Thursday with Miss Moira Sheehy to the fore in providing entertainment.Cigarettes and soft drinks were distributed among the patients.Pron ra i dies a rut eA nto bbe ove reat a PAGE FIVE Before 1830, Fort Frances, Ont., Lake.It was named after pioneer Was a trading post known as Rainy Lady Frances Simpson.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 .NOW RENTING By Appointment Only Westmount's finest apartments in the City's choicest and most convenient location CORNER SHERBROOKE ST.& ROSEMOUNT AVE.{One block west of Greene ) Luxurious 3 to 7 Room Apartments Containing every modern comfort and convenience RENTALS from $110 to $300 monthly .( Garage optional \u2014 $20 monthly extra) MAY 1st OCCUPANCY For Appointment \u2014 Please Phone LA.0326 \u2014 9 a.m.to 5 p.m.GL.4410 \u2014 10 a.m.to 5 p.m.ROSE REALTIES COMPANY Week Ends err preter pe eg Ae eme émet mien crues 115 0e 4 a = EL a.Se i.dn Ee EEE PAGE SIX TH Head Office: WAinut 2773 % *The Examiner\u201d aims te be sn independent clean mewspaper for the home.devoted to public servi-s.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year: 31.00 half-year, Authorized es 2nd Class Mall.= Post Office Nept E EXAMINER Serving the City ot Westmonnt GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METRUPULIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY 2191 Hampton Ave.Ottaws FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1952 Sar wT EEE The Late George VI % # % World Mourns Sudden Passing of Greatly Respected British News of the death of George VI came as a shock to the world especially as he had appeared in constantly improving health after his serious operation a few months ago.It was only a fortnight ago that he spent a day hunting in .wintry weather, and a week later stood bareheaded in a cold wind as he bade Princess Elizabeth and Prince voyage as they boarded their plane for Africa.George VI was a quiet, unassuming, kindly man, genuinely devoted to his people and to the freedom and welfare of mankind everywhere.The crown long ago was divested of any real authority but it still exerts tremendous influence, and that influence under our late monarch was always good.He was the solid type of citizen everyone admires, a family man whose life was an example to all.In mourning, Canadians will recall the pleasant visit he and his wife, the Queen, paid us in 1939 when we got to know and greatly to admire the man who occupied the throne.His daughter, the young Princess Elizabeth, now becomes Queen.She will have the best wishes and good will of the world as she assumes the great responsibilities that have suddenly been placed upon her slim shoulders.Long live the Queen! area.Monarch are members, Philip bon across which THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1952 - Boy Scout Appeal » + % Financial Campaign Seeks $105,000 In Province of Quebec The Boy Scout Financial Campaign for 1952 started on Monday and will continue until February 23.The objective \u2018for the Province of Quebec.for the three-week campaign has been set at $105,000, of which the major portion will be raised in the Montreal Funds raised in this campaign will be used in part in the operation of the sixteen Boy Scout troops in the west-end of the city and the fourteen groups in the Verdun district.This campaign is not a charitable one, for Scouting through the years has proved its appeal to all boys, rich or poor.The sum, of $105,000 will insure the continuation of.the extremely high standard of citizen training for which the Boy.Scout movement has become internationally famous.The appeal of the organization is evidenced in the fact that today some 5,000,000 boys in all of the countries of the world, with the exception of those nations the Iron Curtain has been drawn.Only in these countries dominated by In Canada 130,000 Cubs, home within Communist dictatorships has this democratic movement vanished.alone today, there are some Scouts, Rovers and their leaders, with nearly 10,000 of these to be found in the Province of Quebec.The dollar that you give to the volunteer canvasser who will call upon you in your the next two weeks will be spent as follows: 22 cents will be shared by an Inter - Provincial agreement to make Scouting available to more Canadian boys; 13 cents provides the field services and training courses available for Quebec provincial groups; 9 cents maintains a provincial Headquarters and a western building in campaign, generously! It is a good cause.Give now Montreal available to all groups; 19 cents provides the field services and training courses available for the Metropolitan Montreal groups; 25 cents maintains Camp Tam- aracouta, Sea- sidizes Scout and Camp fees; and the final 12 cents covers all other administrative expenses, including total cost of the financial Scout base Venture, and sub- and give | ¥ = ss re Ÿ Westmount Baptist | » \u2018Miracle in a Country Church\u201d will be the theme of the morning service in Westmount Baptist Church Sunday.Wherever Christ goes things really happen.Whe- there it be in Temple, Synagogue br Cottage, His Presence transforms the scene.The Story for Bunday concerns an occasion when \u201cMan and Master Meet\u201d in a Country Church on.an ordinary Babbath.The Children\u2019s Story for the Morning will be about \u201cSandy, the Songster.\u201d The Subject or the evening will be, \u201cThe Lighted Face.\u201d An Eastern Proverb declares that \u2014 \u201cThe gods whom we worship write their names upon our faces.\u201d The Inner Light can not be concealed.\u201cMoses wist not that his face shone.\u201d Of Jesus it is said, \u2014 \u201cHis Face did shine as the Sun.\u201d Stephen\u2019s face was \u2014 \u201cas the face of an Angel.\u201d Whose name is on our faces?A brief Post-Script Service will follow the Evening assembly.Over the week-end of February 16 \u201cWestmount\u201d will hold a Mis- BAHA'I A WORLD FAITH PUBLIC MEETING Subject : Science and World Religions Speaker: Dr.Tom Monti Place : 1548 Pine Ave.W.Date: SUNDAY, FEB.10th 8.15 p.m.For study classes, discussion groups and literature, enquire : Box No.58 Tel.GL.1879 Crag = DN A sion of Evangelism and Life Service.The Special Speaker will be Rev.Joseph Richardson, a vital young man who has completed a term of service among the Tele- gus in India.A Youth Rally will be held on Saturday Evening in the lower assembly hall.Three great Services will take place on Sunday.Mr.Richardson is a forceful speaker to whom his hearers give rapt attention because he has a message for today.f Calvary United Church *\u2014% The guest preacher at Calvary United Church on Sunday next will be Lt.-Col.J.P.Browne, Principal Protestant Chaplain of the Quebec Command, Canadian Army.Col.Browne is a graduate in Arts and Theology at the University of Manitoba in 1932; he joined the Canadian Army January 1, 1940, went overseas as Chaplain three weeks later and was at the Dieppe raid in 1942 where he won the Military Cross and was wounded.He returned to England as Senior Chaplain of the Reinforcement Units and remained there till his return to Canada in 1945.Since that time he has been Senior Chaplain at many points in Canada, and came to Montreal about a year ago.All are invited to attend and hear his messages.The Church School will meet in all departments at 9.45 a.m., with the Nursery Division and Mission Band meeting at 11 a.m.during the hour of morning worship.On Wednesday, February 13, at 8.15 p.m.the Women's Missionary Auxiliary will meet in the Ladies\u2019 Parlours.The conveners will be Mrs.A.Malkin and Mrs.E.M.Sisson.Part of the Study Book \u201cFrom Lakes to Northern Lights\u201d will be reviewed.All Fadies are invited.ORL Happiness is spiritual, born of Truth and Love.It is unselfish; therefore it cannot exist alone, but requires all mankind to share it.\u2014Mary Baker Eddy.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road Westmount, Que.Sunday, February 10th 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Morning Service, Subject: \u201cSPIRIT.\u201d Golden Text: Psalms: 143: 10.Teach me o do thy will; for thou art my God; thy spirit Is good; lead me into the land of uprightness, IV ednesday 8.15 p.m.Testimony Meeting, Room, 52 Academy Road.2.00 p.m, to 4.00 p.m.Tuesdays and Fridays.except Sundays aud Holidays.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Strest and Roslyn Avenue John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Reading William J.Neale Organist and Choirmaster Sunday, February 10th 11.00 a.m.\u201cMIRACLE IN A COUNTRY CHURCH.\u201d Man and Master Meet.Children\u2019s Story \u2014 \u201cSANDY THE SONGSTER.\u201d 10 a.m, Church Bible School 11 a.m.7.30 p.m.\u201cTHE LIGHTED FACE.\u201d \u201cThe Skin of His Face Shone.\u201d Post-Scrint Service, Dr.Johnston Will Preach VISITORS CORDIALLY INVITED ak \u201d EEE 0 Come to Church Your Church ss the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourish, Attend the Church .of Your Choice Regularly.\u201d Christian Science ! J + - - + \u201cSpirit\u201d is the.subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, February 10, 1952.The Golden Text is from Psalms 143: \u201cTeach me to do thy will; for thou art my God: thy spirit is good; lead me into the land of uprightness.\u201d Among the citations.which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u201cThen Philip went down to the city of Samaria, and preached Christ unto them.And the people with one accord gave heed unto those things which Philip spoke, hearing and seeing the miracles which he did.For unclean spirits, crying with loud voice, came out of many that were possessed with them: and many taken with palsies, and that were lame, were healed.\u201d The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cSpirit blesses man, but man cannot \u2018tell whence it cometh.\u2019 By it the sick are healed, the sorrowing are comforted, and the sinning are reformed.These are the effects of one universal God, the invisible good dwelling in eternal Science.When we come to have more faith in the truth of being than we have in error, more faith in Spirit than in matter, more faith in living than in dying, more ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev.M.J.©.Levason Septuagesima 0 a.m.Holy Communion, 0 a.m.Holy Communion.5 a.m.Sunday School and Bible Week-day Services Holy Communion, 8 a.m., Monday and Friday; 7 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday: 9.30 am.Wednesday.Matins: 7.30 am.daily except on Wednesday at § am, Evensong: 5.30 p.m.daily.except on Saturday at 8 p.m.ST.MATTHIAS - CHURCH Westmount Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev, Canon Gilbert Oliver, .Th., M.C.Rev.C.Douglas Ellis, M.A.Septuagesima 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m, Morning Prayer and Sermon.Preacher: The Rt.Rev.Neville Clarke, Assistant Bishop of Moosonee, 7.30 p.m, Evensong and Sermon, Preacher: Rev.C.Douglas Ellis.Wednesday 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion, Organist: Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.C.O, TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH Sherbrooke Street a?Marlowe Avenue Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector.Sepluagesima Sunday 8.00 a.n.Holy Communion, 9.45 a.m.Junior Department.Confirmation Class.11.00 a.m.Mattins.Preacher: The Rev.H.de Courcey Rayner.Nursery School.Kindergarten, Primary Department.3 7.30 p.m, Evensong.Prencher: The Rector.1V ednesday 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 7.30 faith in God than in man, then no material \u2018suppositions can prevent us from healing the sick and des- \u2018troying error.\u201d PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Cochrane, B.A., B.D.Rev.Chas.C.Minister Sunday, February 10th 11.00 a.m, Public\u2019 Worship.A Memorial Service for his late Majesty.11.00 a.m.\u2018Sunday School.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 Choirmaster.UNITED \" CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester St.at Greens Ave, Westmount Interim Minister: Rev.George F.Dewey, D.D.Organist and Choir Director, Mr, S.W.W.Lynch, L.T.C.L.Guest Preacher, LTACOL.J.P.BROWNE, M.C., Principal Protestant Chaplain, Canadian Army.Quebec Command, Montreal.MEMORIAL.SERVICE FOR OUR LATE BELOVED KING.9.45 a.m.Church School in all departments, 11.00 a.m.Nursery Division and Mis- slon Band.11.00 a.m.Service of Worship.7.30 p.m.Service of Worship.All are cordially invited to altend and to bring friends along.Wednesday 8.15 p.m.Calvary W.M.S.will meet in the Ladies\u2019 Parlours.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH 10] Cote St.Antoine Road near Argyle Avenue WESTMOUNT Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A., Minister Rev.George K.Ward, B.A.Assistant Minister Sunday, February 10th 11.00 a.m, Service in grateful, memory of our late beloved King.Address by Mr.Grant.7.30 p.m.Mr.Ward \u2014 \u201cFIND YOURSELF.\u201d 11.00 a.m.CHURCH SCHOOL.O:ganlst 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.B.Brown, Visiting Minister Sunday, February 10th a.m.Morning Worshi \u201cHEIRS OF GOD'S a.m.Sunday School.p.m.St.James Men's Assoclation.p.m.Evening Worshin.\u201cOVERCOMING DEFEAT.\u201d 11.00 p.PROMISE.\u201d 11.00 3.00 Rev.T.E.McLennan will preach at both Services, Mr.Harry Duckworth, Organist and Choir Director.PA WESTMOUNT PARK 75) - EMMANUEL UNITED CHURCH Western Ave.at Lansdowne Minister: HARVEY CAMPBELL, Rev.B.D.D.D.Sunday, February 101h 11.00 a.m.Sunday School and Morning Worship.Sermon: \u201cGOD SAVE THE QUEEN.\u201d 7.30 p.m.Evening Worship.i\" \u201cUPON THIS ROCK.\u201d The most controversial text in the Blble.8.30 p.m.Sunday Night Group.\u201cTHE RIVERS OF CANADA.\u201d _ Thursday 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion, Pp J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M., Choir Director 0.R.Glidden, Organist ~ CARPENTRY ALTERATIONS ® Planned Kitchens ¢ Basement Suites © Rumpus Rooms.FREE : Plans and Estimates W.& SMALL Building Contractor WI.1519 .450 Elm Ave.1 at LR 2, \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2771x Please phone your Ads carly i in th after 10.30 a.m.Thursday for current issue The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising EIR 10 Words 35¢ | 3c for each additional word | e week.No de AER A EEE Ads accepted PAGE SEVEN Ro Refrigerators 9.1 cu.ft.$299.WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES 4209 St.Catherine West (Near Greene a crue) APARTMENTS TO LET WALKLEY- \u2018Avenue 5220 Walkley, Apt.1.5% rooms, $66.50, Immediately.Stove.frigidaire and heater.D-22 1% FLATS, DUPLEXES WANTED WANTED in\" JVestmount, 9 or 6 gooms.WA.2813 D-10 20 ROOMS TO LET .BEAUTIFUL large front room and bedroom in private home, newly decorated.Furnished.Kitchen privi- loges.Telephone.Couple or mother and \u2018daughter.References.WI.4662.D-15 TARGE bed-sitting quiet -surround- ings, business lady, $8.00.WE.9585.D-9 ze - FOR SALE VICTORIAN sofa, artistic mahogany frame good condition, No: deale WE.9328.D-26 FUR COAT, brown caracul, size 16, oxcelient value, $40.00.Also large 12 FOR SALE crib with mattress, $15.00, GL.\u20182056 after 6 p.m.D-23 FOOD MIXER Dormeyer, electric, Hke new, 340.00.WE.9211, D- \"MIRRORS FACTORY PRICES Plate and\u2019 wincow glass made to order.Mirrors resilvered.Glass tops for furniture.5-year bonded guarantee.Free \u2018estimates.HA.4912, 24- hour service.D- GREEN \u2018and brown English tweed \u2018sult, purchased in London, excellent condition, size 16, $25.00.Call between 6-9 p.m., Friday or next week, BL.2712.D-2i guaranteed,$9.95 up; Electrolux: Hoover: Premier; H.B.Kirby: also all makes new with top trade-in allowances.Rentale and repairs.Re-new Vacuum, 317 Vie- toria, BL.9359, - D-8 VACUUM cleaners, Shaar Hashomayim ms PA BAR MITZVAH David Seymour Plotkin, son of Mr.and Mrs.Sol Plotkin, will this Sabbath morning be called to the Reading: of the Torah in celebration of his Bar Mitzvah, \" JUNIOR CONGREGATION \u2014 At the regular Sapbath morning Services held on January 26th, the Chazonim were Philip Greenberg, Michael Cape, Mark Bercuvitz and Perry Cohen.David Shapiro redd from the Torah and Haskel Zabitsky chanted the Haftorah, Those called to the Torah Reading included: Harold Shapiro, David Portigal, David Fieldman and Gordon Wasserman.The Sedra was explained by Sandra Steinhouse and Frances Fogal gave the Benediction The Ark was opened byx Mhrtin Fold and Melvin Glickman.BREAKFAST DISCUSSION \u2014 \u201cSo You Think You're A Jew\u201d was the intriguing subject of discussion at the Sunday morning Roundtable Breakfast, January 27 The discussants were M.A, Mendell, K.C., 8.8.Cohen and Dr.Alton Goldbloom.The opinions expressed evoked lively discussion, with keen participation by those J MA] ins REGD.FUNCRAL HOMC 5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExter 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED funeral Home and Chape' Ili roro aan promet} present.Mr.Max Miller was host, and Dr.Max Ratner thanked the speakers.The triple program of Worship, Informative Discussion and Fellowship is sponsored by the Men's Association, and the men of our community are cordially invited to participate.The Third Book Review Tea held recently heard a very informative and sympathetic review of \u201cEmma Lazarus\u2014Her Life And Times.\u201d The reviewer, Dr.Rachel Chait Wasserman, Associate Professor of Literature at Sir George Williams College, portrayed the development of the sensitive poet whose spiritual grop- ings produced some of the finest literary gems in American Jewish FuneraL\u2026 Diractors Gstablished 1840 À Chapel of Cathedral Beautz At your disposal without charge SL.Phone: OA 4321 | \"INET) 29 29 FOR SALE FUR COATS BARGAIN » Hudson seal, size 36-38, $756.00; musk- Beautiful \u2018Hudson seal coat, size 38, rat, size 34, $45.00.GL.1659 after $125.00.WA.3621, D-19 6 p.m.D-13 HUDSON seal coat, size 36-38, $75.00 cash; fine skin Kolinsky neckpiece, $25.00.No.dealers.WI.6479.D-18 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE ORTHOPHONIC VICTROLA (CAB- URGENTLY WANTED.MUST BE WIDE TYPE AND IN GOOD CONDITION.BRUNSWICK PANATROPE WILL DO.AT.0302.WANTED twin Continental Crib, bathinette and beds.WI.0468, §| WANTED, ALL KINDS OF ORNAMENTS .0ld fashioned china, cut glass, small antique furniture.paintings.EX, 951 33 DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT WANTED RESPONSIBLE party Seeks babysitting or light housework.Anytime.Phone WI.1910.D-1.oriental rugs, il 8.D-4 poetry.Hostess of the afternoon was Mrs.Fred Packer, and Mrs.Alton Goldbloom, Honorary Chairman of the Institute, introduced the speaker.Regular weekly afternoon sessions are continuing Tuesday afternoons from 1:30 p.m.As each lecture is a unit in itself, those who have not yet enrolled may still derive great benefit by attending.The universal observance of \u201cBrotherhood Week\u201d will be appropriately marked at the forthcoming Luncheon Meeting arranged by the Men's Association, Wednesday, February 13, at 12:15, in the Community Hall.The Guest Speaker will be the.Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, Minister of 'Dominion- Douglas Church during the past 20 years, and formerly secretary of Home Missions of the Methodist Church.A graduate of the University of Toronto, Dr.Smith has also served on the staff of Victoria University, Toronto.Dr.Harry C.Ballon, President of the Association, extends a cordial invitation to all the men of our community and their friends to attend this timely and significant Open Meeting.Reservations should be made at once, and not later than Sunday, February 10.The Eleventh Annual Faculty Dinner recently held heard a most interesting symposium on \u201cThe Hebrew School.\u201d The participants were Mr.M.Magid, Educational Director of the United Talmud Torahs; Dr.M.S.Cohen, Principal of our Hebrew-Religious School; and Mr.S.Lerner, Head Teacher of our School.The discussion centered around the Jewish Day School, the afternoon Talmud Torah and Congregational School, as representing the three main types of educational institutions functioning in the Jewish community at present.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat was the Moderator, and the discussion was summarized and the speakers were thanked by Mr.Samuel J.Leibo- witz, the Educational Director of the Congregation.Mrs.F.V.Elkin, President of the Parent-Teachers\u2019 Association, which initiated and sponsors this annual event, presided.report on the recent Charter Convention of the United Synagogue Youth was presented by Arthur Levitt, the only delegate from Montreal, who also stated that a Teen-Age Youth Group has been organized in our Synagogue.Arrangements were.supervised by Mrs.Max Pascal; Hospitality \u2019 J A brief |: 35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE RESPONSIBLE business girl with experience, will baby sit evenings.Write box 269 c-o.2185 Hampton Ave 42 PERSONALS SLENDERIZING SALON Mia Bella's Salon now open under direction of Mrs.M, Young.Steam bath, massages, facials, pedicures, medical diplomas held.Ladies only.1235B Greene.Ave.telephone GL.1735.D-17 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS GROUPS For particulars, P.O.Box 213, Station L, Westmount.Wednesday.Westmount Sunday afternoon.Thursday: West End.M.A.Chairman and by Dr.Simon, Programme Chairman.A varied program of social and cultural activities is being planned, under the leadership of Gabriel Glazer.Arthur Levitt, Provisional Chalrman, has announced that plans have been completed for the Informal Teen- Age Dance to take place on Saturday evening, February 9.Regular \u201cweekly meetings are held each Sunday morning, from 10:15 to 11:20 a.m., in the Cafeteria.The Annual observance of Boy Scout-Girl Guide Week will be marked by several special events.The Annual Scout Dinner will take place on Thursday, February 21; the Annual Sabbath Service will be held on Saturday, February 23; and the Brownie-Cub Parents\u2019 Afternoon, on Sunday, February 24, \u201cThe Glorification Of The Ha- mantash\u201d which was a great hit 13 years ago, will again be presented this year by the senior students of our school at the Purim Seudah on Tuesday, March 11th, under the direction of Mr.Samuel Lerner.\u201cTU BISHEVAT\" PAGEANT \u2014 The pageant.written by the Principal, Dr.M.8.Cohen, which has been presented in a number of American cities, will be shown here on Sunday, February 10th, at 2:30 pm.Over 50 children are very enthusiastically preparing, memorizing their parts, rehearsing and humming the very delightful melodies in the school corridors and at home, according to reports by the parents.The Mothers\u2019 A 1 MA.3332 H ï u i 5 i E § § a E 5 u 5 a 5 5 u B B ë A OUR BEST \"AD\" Runs Every Monday in Most Newspapers The news stories of the tragedies that have occurred during the week-end.BURGLARIES! 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WL) TAX! |) \\ SERVICE \u2018 DAY & NIGHT + M X The Li Hunt Club 1 .The Liesse Hunt Cub anual] yy ge Fashion Show Thursday, February 14, on account of the death of His Majesty the King.St.David's Society of Montreal will celebrate its Fiftlieth Annual Dinner-Dance in the ballroom of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel on Friday evening, February 29 at 8 o'clock.The president of the society, Mr.Owen C.Roberts, w:th his sister.Mrs, Ronald Louttit, will receive the guests.Special tribute will be paid to the past presidents of the society.This year the guest-o!l- honour will be a prominent Welsh- Canadian.There will be dancing from 11 p.m.to 2 a.m.Information and tickets may be secured from Mrs.W.L.Burke, convener for THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY \u20188, 1052 4, the secretary, Mrs.T.Jones, 1234 \\ _|-| Argyle Avenue, Verdun.Reservations should be made well in advance.» 4 Tso APPROACHING MARRIAGES At the marriage of Barbara June, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Edwin M.Roberts, of Westmount, the Fashion Show to be held February 13, in the Champlain Room of the Mount Royal Hotel, by St.Mary\u2019s Hospital Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary.STANDS IN J WESTMOUNT -N.D.G.AND SNOWDON HOURLY & METER RATES WEDDINGS FUNERALS OUT OF TOWN TRIPS to Mr.Albert Carl Meyer, younger son of Mr.Carl M.Meyer and of the late Mrs.Meyer, of Montreal and St.Johns, Newfoundland, which has been arranged to take place on Saturday afternoon.February 16, at half-past three o'clock, in Calvary United Church, Westmount, the bride will be attended by Miss Margaret Thom- St.Mary's Auxiliary To Show Spring Styles Spring fashion forceast for \u201cThree Generations\u201d from grandmother to grandaughter will be son, as maid of honor, and by her the keynote of St.Mary's Hospi- sister, Miss Patricia Roberts.Mr.ta! Ladies Auxiliary Fashion Show Keith Bentley will act as best man and Tea, to be held in the Cham- for Mr.Meyer and the ushers will plain Room of the Mount Royal be Mr.Gordon Meyer, brother of Hotel on Wednesday, February 13, at 2:30 p.m.presented by Henry (ha JUNIORS NEAR SHERBROOKE A Charming Selection of.SUITS e=o NS 3 o CHARMER GORETEDT pox Beautifully tailored in the season's latest styles, Softly flattering and wonderfully Personal, Individual Attention .tway from the hustle and bustle of downtown.1353 GREENE AVENUE, WESTMOUNT Morgan and.Co.Ltd), with the well-known fashion director, Mrs.Eve Trill as commentator, ; Conveners for this event are Mrs.W.L.Burke and Mrs.Chas.:/H Wood.Ticket conveners, are & Mrs.C.À.Camirand and Mrs.E.5 Leo Murphy.3 RR, ae the bridegroom, and Mr.Fowlis, Following the ceremony the reception will be held in Victoria Hall, Westmount.Roy At the wedding of Marjorie Carol, daughter of the late William Kenneth McKeown, K.C., and Mrs.McKeown, of Montreal, to Mr.James Edward Thomson, son of the late Charles McKenzie Thomson and Mrs.Thomson, of West- mount, which will take place at three o'clock on Saturday after noon, February 9, in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, the bride will be attended by her sister, Mrs.Connal Davidson, as matron of honor.Mr.Charles Thomson will \u2018act as best man, and the ushers will be Wing Cmdr.Campbell Mussells and Mr.Frank Common, Jr.The reception will be held in the Vice-Regal suite of the Ritz-Carl- ton Hotel.useful £3 S = WOMEN + Students From Europe Meet At Dinner Party Fl.7773 OPEN 9 TO 6 DAILY Mr.and Mrs.Donald M.Craw- Social > Personal + + +Éngagements ++ Mrs.A.Turner Bone, president\u2019 of the Natidnal Council of Women, Mics Esther Kerry, vice-president and Mrs.R.G.Gilbride, President of the Montreal Council have been 1m Toronto, attending the Spring Executive of the National Council, ir session at-the Royal York Hotel.FA Mr, Graeme Hawthorn, of Clark- ston, Scotland, arrived by plane and has been the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Harold Mills, West- mount, before leaving Saturday morning to visit his brother-in- law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.R.C.Secord, of Thamesville, Ont.WEDDING SCOTT-COSFORD The marriage of Barbara Millicent, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Edwin J.Cosford, to Mr.Ian Barry Scott, son of Mr.and Mrs.Æ.Leroy Scott, took place at threz o'clock Saturday afternoon in St.Andrew's United Church, Westmount, Rev.D.M.Grant officiating.Mrs.E.B Reynolds was soloist.Spring flowers and candelabra adorned the church.Mrs.George H.Vipond was maid of honor ard Miss Audrey Alexander, Miss Isobel Warren, of Windsor, Ont., and Miss Alison Jeffries, of Toronto, bridesmaids.The best man was Mr.Mackenzie deB.Strathy, of Hudson Heights, and the ushers Mr.Edwin J.Cosford, jr., Mr.Fraser Vipond and Mr.Eric Harvey.Mr.Cosford gave his daughter in marriage.She was gowned in white imported Guipure lace over ivory satin, fashioned with a yoke effect, the fitted bodice buttoned down the back and the bouffant skirt falling into a chapel train, the full length sleeves with points over the hands.Her long veil of French tulle illusion caught to a matching coronef of lace was encrusted with brilliants and extended beyond her train and she carried a bouquet of Souvenir roses.The attendants were dressed alike in ballerina length bouffant frocks of peacock blue organza, the portrait necklines outlined in soft folds.Their tiny Breton caps and long mitts were fashioned of the same material, Mrs.Vipond's hat having a slightly larger flare.They carried .baskets of spring flowers in tones of yellow.Mrs.Cosford, the bride\u2019s mother, wore a floor length model of mink brown Chantilly lace over golden beige taffeta, the sweetheart neckline and matching bolero having scalloped edges.She wore a corsage of Pinocchio roses of Talisman shade and a pale gold straw hat with a French ornament.Mrs.Scott, the bridegroom's mother, gowned in smoke blue sheer crepe, wore a profile hat of amethyst straw trimmed with French flowers in clover tones.The reception was held at the Mount Stephen Club where spring flowers were arranged.For the wedding.trip to Bermuda the bride wore for travelling a tailored grey worsted suit and a hat of chalk white straw, with grey veil, her accessories of matching alligator.The couple will reside in Montreal.The bride is a graduate of the \u2018 Mr.J.C.MoNicoll \u2018left New York by air Saturday for South- America.He will visit Brazil, Argentina; Uruguay, Peru, Colombia \u2018 and Venezuela, returning to Cane ada in March.At the Independent Art Ase sociation meeting held recently in the group's studio \u2018on Victoria Street, Mr.E.A.Goodwin, the uest speaker, gave a talk on ine eresting place he visited on his tour of Holland last summer, entitling his subject \u201cMy Impressions of Holland.\" Hostesses were Mrs.Paul Billings, Mrs.O'Connor Lynch and Mrs.W.P.Kierans.C.W.L.In Westmount Plans Annual Bridge The annual bridge of the West- mount Sub-division C.W.L.will be held Wednesday \u201cevening, Feb.20 at 8:15 p.m.In St.Leo's Schoql Hall.Mrs.J.P.DuBois is convener for this event.Mrs.Vance Maxwell and Miss Josephine Brady are in charge of tickets.The Valentine motif with candleabra and red \u201ccandles will add a colorful note to the table used to display the many beautiful rrizes which are being received everyday.Refreshments will be served and Mrs.M.G.MacDonald and Mrs.C.Mallon will be in charge of the tes.room.Cancer Unit Show A \"Rate Your Mate\u201d show, sponsored by Unit No.138 \u2018of the Cancer Research Society, is being held on February 15, at 8.30 p.m., at the Mount Royal Hotel, with George Bishop as M.C.Ticke ets available at the door, or by phoning Mrs.D.Rosen at EX.6641.There will be many prizes, WESTMOUNT HEALTH STUDIO ® PHYSICAL CULTURE ® TURKISH BATHS ® MASSAGE @® REDUCING 4937 Sherbrooke St.W.(Cor.Claremont) ; 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University of Toronto.mount, gave a cinema and dinner .- \u2014 \u2014\u2014 ME OURVAL party at their home on Saturday SO OO I EE A\" © evening for foreign students In |g ï CORSETIERE Montreal.= B oii à Those attending includes: wi-|B ORDER YOUR SPRING SUITS ; pecialist in: liam Roth, Switzerland; Carl = 2 NU-BACK - GRENIER - LeGANT Devos, France; Franz Kornpoint-|mM NOW AND SAVE 1239 i S : == ner, Germany; Sava Bosnitch, a ; PLAYTEX Jugoslavia; Lievel Andreni, Rou- ü : PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS mania; Eva Dollfuss, Austria; and 5 HOROWI I the following Canadians: Miss|M E = SOTHIC BRASSIERES and GIRDLES Diane Bichanison, Miss Mary 5j DE\" 3003 IZ ! , \u2018 Whyte, Mr.and Mrs.J.Nor: 2 : = BRASSIERES Lo TE and AH Ten a LADIES\u2019 AND GENTLEMEN'S Ù MATERNITY ond SURGICAL SUPPORTS : = 344 CUSTOM TAILORS = 1 ELASTIC STOCKINGS SLEIGH-RIDE 5 Vi t .FROM LONDON\u2019S WEST END ¢ oo Trinity Memorial .Cub Pack 5 IC oria il .4 Stores At Your Service were guests at a Father and Son i Ave Custom Tailored Suits 4841 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST sleigh-ride recently.Three large ® .At Prices No Higher Westmount sleighs were used and after the ï h dv To W ride they returned to Western |g .Than Rea y lo Yyear Also 4235 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.Area where refreshments were |= Westmount 4491 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.served by the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary.ittin orkmanshi 6550 ST.HUBERT ST.ÿ The day's outing came to a close Excellent F 9 &W P B J with à sing-song.: : - A OE OOO 0 iddings rap: NN SN ~~ 2 4 Red and white dessert for Valentine's Day is served with red glass candlesticks on the table.Ladies\u201d Committee Of RM.R.Notes Increased Welfare Work At the 32nd annual meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Royal Montreal Reziment held Tuesday afterroon, Jan.29 at the Armoury, Hon, Lieut-Col.the Rev.Harold S.Laws, V.D.read the names of the officers of the regiment who gave their lives in the last war and gave & brief prayer.The retiring president, Mrs.T.C.Lewis, reviewed the committee's activities during x the past year, Mrs.Lewis commended the members who worked 89 successfully on two rummage gales.The April sale was convened Ly Mrs.G.J.House assisted by Mrs.David Peebles and the one in October by Mrs.John Chamard With the assistance of Mrs.J.M.Allen, The treasurer Mrs.Lorne Thomson, reported total receipts for the year amounted to $1,488.90, and disbursements of $888.41 included donations of $100 to the Montreal Soldiers\u2019 Wives\u2019 League and $50 to the Canadian Red Cross Society.Mrs.John Allen, Welfare convener, reported a noticeable increase in requests for help in the post twelve months due in some measure to the housing situation and to the fact that the father was only temporarily employed.Assistance rendered to these families consisted where necessary of grocery and meat orders as well rce fasiruction az Ti Tows \u2014 Wiric A LE AS LR ES AE | * a pe Coc ry STE.MARLUERITE STA.PQ.; DEPENDABLE Your pharmacist must, above all else, be dependable, particularly in filling prescriptions.If he is not dependable, your health and comfort are jeopardized.Our dependability may be Judged by the number of our satisfied customers, These customers return again and again.PHONE UN.6-9426 For Prompt Delivery MILNE'S PHARMACY REG'D.- Pharmacien \u2014 Druggist J.G.CASAULT, L.Ph., Prop.1446 St.Catherine St.West Corner Mackay Street as clothing.At Christmas time a Christmas dinner was sent to nine families providing cheer to 40 persons.The children in each family were given a suitably wrapped gift from the ladies\u2019 Committee.Special attention was drawn by Mrs.Allen to the aid given by the Canadian Red Cross Society, the Department of Veterans\u2019 Affair, the Social Service Departments of the Queen Mary Veterans\u2019 and Montreal General Hospitals as well as the various welfare agencies.Mrs.Brickman, hospital visitor, told of visits every two weeks |! te R.M.R.veterans in hospital where she distributed cigarettes.The tea convener, Mrs.Peebles stated that tea had heen served at the close of all meetings with spe- cil mention of the May meeting at which Mrs.MacPherson, the wife of the Commanding Officer of the regiment was welcomed.Mrs.M.A.Jamieson, publicity convener made a brief report.Mrs.F.F.Rejall seconded the reports.The following officers were elected for 1952: honorary president, Mrs.Eric Slessor; honorary vice-president, Mrs.T.C.Lewis; president, Mrs.J.P.C.Mac- Pherson; vice-presidents \u2014 first, Mrs.Dent Harrison, second, Mrs.F.F.Rejall, third, Mrs.John Chamard; recording - secretary, Mrs.John Pratt; corresponding secretary, Mrs.R.Schwob; treasurer, Mrs, Lorne Thomson; assistant treasurer, Mrs.Ian Pollock.Conveners are: Welfare, Mrs.David Peebles; Hospital Visiting, Mrs.Brickman; Tea, Mrs.Potter; and Publicity, Mrs.K.J.Doig.Museum Ladies\u2019 Group Sponsors Art Show Of Mil.Collections The Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts have arranged to sponsor the exhibition \u201cTen Montreal Collectors\u201d which will be open to the public starting today.ten fine collections to be shown are those of Mr.J.Barcelo, Mr.and Mrs.L.M.Hart, Jr.and Mr.and Mrs.Allan Bronfman.Mrs.George H.Scott is chairman of the committee for this exhibition, ane _ LS THE, EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1852 d And White Dessert How does .sound for.a Valentine dessert\u2014a delicate rice cereal ring filled with bright red strawberries or red maraschino cherries and other fruit, with red glass candlesticks on the table.Rice Ring Mold With Fruit Three cups pineapple juice, 2 tablespoons sugar, \u201835 teaspoon salt, % cup granulated rice cereal.Place pineapple juice, sugar and salt in saucepan.Bring to boil.Sprinkle in rice cereal so water does not stop boiling Let .cook ,about one\u2019 minute, stirring con-| stantly.Lower heat and let cook five minutes.Stir well and pour into lightly oiled 3-cup ring mold.Cover tightly with wax paper and chill until firm.When ready to serve, unmold on cold platter and fill center with pineapple wedges and fresh or frozen strawberries.or with sliced bananas and red maraschino cherries.- / Note: If frozen strawberries are used, let them only partially thaw.Serve with this lemon sauce: Lemon Sauce .One-half cup sugar, 1 tablespoon cornstarch, dash of salt and dash of nutmeg, 1 cup water, 1 tablespoon butter, 14 cup lemon juice, 12 teaspoon grated lemon rind.Blend in small saucepan sugar, cornstarch, salt and nutmeg.Add water and bring to boil, stirring DA od dae BDL $s ACMA LMG 15 3100S 5 SLAMMED.constantly, Add.butter, lemon Juice and rind.Remove from heat and serve cool.Literary Society Dr.W.Kaye Lamb, Dominion Archivist, will be the speaker at the Dominion Douglas Ladies\u2019 Lit- PAGE NINE erary Soclety on Friday, Feb.15, in Leslie Hall, corner Lansdowne Ave.and Westmount Blvd.at 8 p.m.Dr.Lamb's topic will be \u201cMaking the Past Serve the Preg- ent\u201d.Kevin Doherty, tenor, will provide musical selections, accome panied by Phyllis Rowell Hutchins, Fabrics.1233 GREENE AVENUE UL UU Lr Ze 2 PT 77 FT 2 2 F770 77777 7777 77 (UL Ld 2 2 or FASH/ONED FOR YOU.Spring, See our atiractive assortment of new Spring Prints and Solid Shades.Featuring the latest styles in pure Silks, Nylons, Ticotinas and Master Sheer All reasonably priced to suit your budget.12.95 10 2395 Junior, misses and half sizes {Opposite Avenue Theatre) 747777 L/L LL LSS SLL LIS LLL LLL LLLLLS LL SSSI LLL LS ISLS SL LL SSL SSL LLL JES SS FS 1 HS ISLS LS LL 1 SSIES LS SASL IIS SITES THINK OF KENWOODS \u2018Flizroy 9541 RER ER eo D eee Cd WESTMOUNT TRANSFER L STORAGE LTD.For crying out loud, if you have a local move to make, call us.We handle cli moves, cne piece and up, with careful attention backed by long experience.No moving job too large or too small.205 Olivier Ave.Westmount WE.1113* Among the 5774 Sherbrooke Regular .Prices BOOTH BROS.i: St.W.EL.7379 | SA mrt marne ree 3+ sytem a La.we BAT 25005 io otro Tia Fh Mp Re PE Po amma PR LR PAGE TEN 3 \u2018Annual Barn Dance \"Held By Foresters \u201cSwing your partner \u2014 Dos-si- dos, Alemein left and away you go!\u201d This was the familiar call heard on Saturday night, in Vie- toria\u2019 Hall, when the Independent Order of Foresters held their.an- | nual barn dance, A crowd of gally-dressed square- dancers whirled to the hill billy music of Jerry Mulville \u2018and his Mountaineers and to the expert calling of Eric Hamilton.Refreshments were served cour- try style.CALL US FOR AN ESTIMATE Painting \u2014 Papering \u2014 Carpentry Planned Kitchens a Specialty > | 1196 Preston Lane MARANDA BROS.UN.6-2809 THOMAS W.939 Victoria Square EXHIBITIONS LANDSCAPE and PORTRAITS By COUNT TYSZIEWICZ and LANDSCAPES and MARINES By FROM FEBY.2nd TO 16th ANTOINE'S ART GALLERY ARMSTRONG UN.6-7959 THE OLD LAMP SHADE MAY BE REJUVENATED \u2014 by covering with heavy parcel tord.Cement the cords at the top rim; carefully wind around the shade, cementing it occasionally; then paind or varnish, 0 i \\ = Vu W Ÿ wh HERE'S A HANDY CATCH-ALL for garage or shop.Pieces of eave trough are fitted between uprights.\u2019 A SMART LITTLE SHELF - moy be made by using coat hangers bent as shown, with all joints soldere ed or welded.\u201cTHE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1958-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ntine With An Ice Cream Cake Win Your Vale Here's a tasty, delicate dessert to serve at dinner on St.Valentine\u2019s Day.It's appealing to the eye as well as the palate.True-Love Heart (Makes 8 servings) Four egg whites, dash of salt, 1 cup sugar, 1 teaspoon vinegar, 1 teaspoon vanilla, ice cream balls, coconut, vegetable coloring, Beat egg whites and salt until foamy throughout.Add sugar, 2 tablespoons at a time, beating after each addition until sugar is blended.Then continue beating \u2018until mixture will stand in stiff peaks, Add vinegar and vanilla and beat well.(Entire beating process takes about 10 minutes).Using a spoon or pastry tube, shape mixture in a heart on un- glazed paper on baking sheet.With a spoon, make a depression in center of meringue.Bake in slow oven (300 degrees F.) 30 to 35 minutes.Cool and remove from paper.To.serve, fill center with ice cream balls rolled in tinted coconut.Tinted Coconut sheet of white paper, dilute a tiny bit of vegetable coloring in a small amount of water, sprinkle over coconut, then rub evenly through coconut.More or less coloring maybe used to obtain degree of color desired.Or you may place coconut in a glass jar.(Do not fill jar more than % full).Dilute a small amount of food coloring and sprinkle over coconut.Cover jar and shake vigorously until coloring is evenly distributed and desired shade is obtained.Rainbow- Tinted Coconut Divide coconut into three parts.Tint each part a delicate color\u2014 pink, green and yellow may be used.Toss together until colors are blended.RCAF Silver Cross Hold Annual Mtg.Plan Sale and Tea At the annual meeting of the Silver Cross Mothers (R.C.A.F.) which took place on Monday, Jan.28 at the Y.W.C.A,, the following new slate of officers was elected for 1952: Past president, Morton.President, Mrs.C.A.Duff.First vice-president, Mrs, Leo $.Tobin.Second vice-president, Mrs.D.Baker.Third vice-president, Mrs.Fred Ellam.Recording secretary, Mrs.C.D.Schnebley.Treasurer, Mrs.J.D.Champion.At this meeting it was decided to have a tea and sale of work at the new Y.W.C.A.on Feb.25.All members are urged to bring at least two friends to make this undertaking really worth - while and also to give these people a chance to see the new Y.W.C.A.building.Bridge At Advent The Church Women's Year of the Church of the Advent will hold its annual bridge in the parish hall, corner of Wood and Western Avenues, on Tuesday at 8 p.m, Mrs.H.Moore will be in charge, assisted by Mrs.8.B.Lindsay, Mrs.Donald Macfarlane, and Miss Clare Walker, Table holders are requested fo bring their own score pads and cards.All members and their friends are invited.Mrs.A.C.Valentine Bridge The Church Women's Year of Trinity Memorial Church will hold a Valentine Bridge on Friday, Feb- Sprinkle shredded coconut on a* N ~ pet ERR ice cream, and tinted coconut to Frothy and delectable, this True-Love heart combines meringue, your heart\u2019s desire.young Chapter.Grand Preceptresses Commend Crystal Chapter, At the second annual meetingand election and installation of officers of Montreal Crystal Chapter No.85, Loyal Orange Association, held in Victoria Hall, Westmount, Grand Senior Pregeptress Jean Millar, of Hamilton, Ont.and Grand Preceptress Matilda Hamilton, of Toronto, were high in their praise of the progress made by this Both expressed: At Annual pleasure regarding the many fund- raising efforts held for the Chapter and the reports of the officers regarding the year\u2019s work.After conducting the election and installation of officers G.S.P.Miller and S.P.Hamilton were presented with evening bags by the Chapter.Retiring Senior Preceptress Mary Walker presented a personal gift of a hand-paint- ed picture to G.S.P.Jean Miller in appreciation of the latter's help during the past two years and in the institution of Chapter No.35.Activities planned for 1952 in: clude an Easter drawing for.hams, and a showing of coloured home movies of the British Isles, Europe, the Royal Visit to Montreal and Ottawa, Laurentian spots, etc, on March 4.Elected Officers elected are as follows\u2014 Past Senior Preceptress Mary Walker; Senior Preceptress Lucy Lundy; Junior Préceptress Frances Burness; Recording Registrar Elsie Noel; Financial Registrar Catherine Ryder; Treasurer Win- nifred Roberts; Chaplain Rosanna Barkslire; Deaconess Gertrude Hoyle; First Lecturer Elvina Stephen; Deputy Lecturer Catherine Watson; First Escort Dorothy Woods; Second Escort Alma Me- Leod; Censors Preceptresses Lucy Burns, Eleanor Duvall, Naomi Mc- Donald, Annie Argue, Lillian Harris, Jenny Coveduck, Margaret Murphy, Edna Royston; Dorothy Clayton and Janet Govan; Inner Sentinel Maude Dewitt; Outer Sentinel Clark; Musical Director R.C.A.S.C.Aux.The \u2018Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary R.C.A.8.C.branch No.105, Canadian Legion, B.ES.L.will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, February 13.in the Bishop Room of the Legion Memorial Building, 1191 Mountain Street, at 8.15 p.m.sharp.Members are urged to attend this meeting at which elec- Florence Howarth; Auditors Pre- ceptresses Ethel Erskine, Etta Green and Ellen Helm; Faith Glenna Beck; Soloist Sabia Deuel; Welfare Annie Carlisle; Press Edna Royston.Teese WALLPAPERS = \\\\ J Z [If Looking | for Something | \"DIFFERENT\u201d ?T R Y I THE WALL PAPER SHOP LTD.| 301\u20141410 Stanley St.EEE tions will be held.LA.9594 ) RSS bedspread .ruary 15, at 2.30 pm, in the church hall.RENEW OLD CHENILLE BEDSPREADS! Look at what Canada's only Chenille Specialists can do with your old .Redye it any colour you wish \u2014 Add a beautiful colourful design \u2014 the kind you see on $25.00 spreads .it by expert washing and fluffing.Phone TRenmore 2501 for full particulars.Free pick-up and delivery.VERDUN CHENILLE DYEING & WASHING CO.| « OF renew oz ar 3 1 K: one.ing had: thei) tion with train sions may.prese ill-e poi a 8p cons | inter] tics resul ance, Ing under and 1} absoll inter has b of all or th to de graph that - tion- 1 arrive answe Fro that t eT our By GEORGE S.TOMKINS, B.A.(Superintendent, Chambly County Bchools) GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY (PART I) oY an A famous American newspaper in India while on a goodwill tour.the Kashmir dispute, he replied, publisher was recently interviewed When asked his views regarding \u201cWhere's Kashmir?\" He then recalled it as \u201cthe place where they make rugs and shawls\u201d.Apparently this represented the sum of his knowledge of one of the most explosive political disputes in Asia today.The gentleman was obviously unaware that Kashmir is considerably larger than his native state of Illinois and as politically and economically important to the people of India as that state is to the United States, Far from spreading goodwill, his geographic ignorance added weight to the assertion of a Bombay Communist journal that Americans are oblivious to and contemptuous of India and its problems.Similar ignorance is evident regarding the Iranian problem.How many people know, that Iran is larger than Quebec or Ontario and larger than Great Britain and France combined, or that its population exceeds that of Canada ?Recent polls have shown that most Americans have no idea of the location, size and importance ot such places as Formosa, Manchuria and Yugoslavia.Canadians have shown a lamentable ignorance of their own history.Many believe that the country should have a single national government, a uniform educational system and one language.Persons entertaining such opinions have obviously had little effective training in their nation\u2019s history and traditions.Yet such persons, along with those lacking geographic training, are asked to make decisions as citizens and voters that may effect the future of Canada and the world.Their elected representatives are likewise often ill-equipped to determine national policy.It is very unusual to read a speech by anyone, radical or conservative, on national economy, international trade, or world politics that does not exhibit fallacies resulting from geographic ignorance.Informed people believe that an understanding of the geography and history of other countries is absolutely essential in promoting international understanding.It has been estimated that four-fifths of all the problems which voters or their representatives are asked to decide have a basis in geography or history.It is evident that - without appropriate education In these fields, citizens will arrive at inadequate or wrong answers to most of our problems.Social Studies From the foregoing, it is clear that training for citizenship is the FREE! 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approprite.In teaching citizenship, it is often asserted that the formatian of desirable attitudes rathen than the teaching of facts should be the main purpose of history and geography.The present writer has already upheld this view, but it niust be realized that sound opinions, leading to desirable attitudes, can only be built on an adequate foundation of factual knowledge.Today, everyone seems to believe that he has a right to an opinion \u2018about everything, regardless of his ignorance of the facts.Sound basic knowledge must be a prim- ery aim in teaching geography and history if other aims are to be realized.How do modern school courses in these subjects achieve the various purposes we have here sel for them?(TO BE CONCLUDED) Card Party Province of Quebec Non-Pen- sioned Veterans\u2019 Widows Assn.Inc., will hold a card party in the Legion Hall, Verdun Avenue, on Friday evening, Feb.22.Members who were unable to attend the recent meeting où the Assn.owing to the bad weather, are asked to advise their friends of the coming card party in order to make it as successful as possible.Prizes will be given.Tickets may be obtained by contacting the convener, Mrs.M.Galloway, 687 Fifth Avenue, Verdun, or by phoning YO.1425.Melville W.M.S.Melville Auxiliary of the Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Canada will meet at 3 p.m.on Thursday Feb.14, in the church.hall, Melville Avenue, Westmount.Devotions will be conducted by Mrs.W.E.Hudson, and guest soloist is to be Mrs.George Cummings accompanied by Mrs.R.J.Sutherland.Guest speaker will be Rev.Andre Poulain, pastor of Eglise St.Luc.Spring Fashions Noire Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club is sponsoring a Spring Fashion Show presented by Fashion Promotion Dept.of Henry Morgan and Co.Limited on Wednesday, February 20 at 3 p.m.In Victoria Hall.Mrs.Eve Trill will be the commentator and music will be played by Annette Favier.Mrs.F.H.Chivers will be tea hostess.Mrs.G.E.Riley is in charge of tickets, TE, THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY \u20188, 1952 PAGE ELEVEN Try Gay Cherry Baked Alaska, - You'll like this February dessert.It's gay, novel and easy to make.It's good, too, for Sunday dinner.Cherry Baked Alaskas Six individual sponge cake rings, 1 pint vanilla ice cream, 3 egg whites.6 tablespoons sugar, spiced cherry sauce.Beat egg whites until stiff.Add sugar gradually, 2 tablespoons at a time, beating thoroughly after each addition.Place cakes on greased baking sheet.Spoon ice cream into centers.Make a de- pression in top of ice cream and fill with 2 tablespoons cherry sauce.Spread meringue thickly over top and sides of cake and ice cream.Bake in hot oven (450 degrees F.) until meringue is deli-| « cately browned\u2014about 3 to 4 min- | 2 utes.Serve immediately.Spiced Cherry Sauce One number 2 can bing cherries, 4 tablespoons sugar, 6 slices lemon, 1 tablespoon cornstarch, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, ! teaspoon nutmeg, 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves, 2 tablespoons cold water.Drain juice 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BANK OF MONTREAL WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1952 Shaar Hashomayim Auxiliary Reports Great Progress In \u201c51 Great progress in all the many projects conducted during -the past year by the Women's Auxiliary of Congregation Shaar Hasho- mayim was noted in the report by the President, Mrs.M.A.Brown, at the recent 30th Annual Meeting.The various programs which featured the auxiliary\u2019s meetings during the past year were planned and executed by Mrs.Benjamin Bern- % - - feld, Program Chairman.The projects which engaged the attention of the organization during the past year included support ot the Hebraic-Religious Educational System of the Congrega- and Art Director of the Woodward tion: a Gifts Fund, whereby mem- Press, who addressed the meeting bers may contribute to mark sig-| on the topic \u201cChoosing a Paint- nificant family occasions; the ing\u201d.Torah Fund, for the support of the Jewish Theological Seminary Rab- The meeting elected the follow- binical School; and a Workshop | ing: Honorary President: Mrs.Ed- and Costume Department to pro- ward Solomon; Honorary Vice- vide for the needs of adult and Presidents: Mrs.Lyon Cohen, Mrs.children in their dramatic presen- M, J.Heillig, Miss Sophia Hirsch, tations.The Auxiliary also parti- Mrs.J.Stewart; Honorary Mem- cipates in the Extension Activities pers: Mrs.Herman Abramowitz, and House Committees of the Con- Mrs.S.J.Leibowitz; Head Mis- gregation, and actively supports |tress of the Nursery School and the Synagogue\u2019s Women's Insti-| Educational Consultant, Mrs.N.tute of Jewish Studies.Mendelson; Immediate Past Presi- The Treasurer's report was pre- dent: Mrs.Philip Levy, Presi- sented by Mrs.Victor Cape, and |dent: Mrs.M.A.Brown; Vice- the slate of Officers and Board Presidents: Mrs.L.K.Freedman, for the new term was placed in| Mrs.D.M.Notkin; Advisory nomination by Mrs.À.Finestone.Council: Mrs.J.Elkin, Mrs.A.Mrs.B.H.Fogle briefly reported Goldbloom, Mrs.S.Hart, Mrs.Son the recent Convention of the W.Jacobs, Mrs.I.Kert, Mrs.N.Eastern Canadian Branch of the P.Solomon, Mrs.F.S.Lauria, National Women's League which Mrs.H.Vineberg; Treasurer: Mrs.took place in Toronto, and Mrs.M.M.Lazare; Assistant Treasur- Samuel Hart summarized the pro- er: Mrs.R.L.Bercovitch; Finan- ceedings of the National Confer- |cial Secretary: Mrs.H.Shiller; ence on Adult Jewish Education Assistant Financial Secretary: and the Charter Convention of the Mrs.J.Leibovitch; Corresponding United Synagogue Youth held in| Secretary: Mrs.Jerry Segall, As- New York last December.sistant Corresponding Secretary: Appreciation to the outgoing Of- Mrs.H.Auerbach; Recording Sec- ficers and Board was expressed by retary: Mrs.B.H.Fogle; Assis- - tant Recording Secretary: Mrs.Mrs.D.M.Notkin, First Vice- President.Mrs.Abe Usher introduced the guest speaker, Mr.Charles Fainmel, Instructor of Design at the Museum of Fine Arts Officers Elected 576° ON 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Mrs.A.M.Vineberg, Mrs.Phillip Vineberg, Mrs, H.Wi- lanski, Mrs.M.Wineroope.University Club Mr.Louis Mulligan will be guest speaker at an evening dinner to be held at the University Women's Club, 3492 Peel Street, at 6:45 p.m.on Tuesday.Mr.Mulligan is director of the Montreal Repertory Theatre, chairman of the Comunity Players Theatre Library, and president of the Interior Decorators\u2019 Society of Quebec.\u201cTheatre Arts\u201d is the topic on which Mr.Mulligan has chosen to speak.LIMITED QUANTITY Whatever purifies, sanctifies and consecrates human life, is not an enemy, however much we suffer in the process.\u2014 Mary Baker Eddy.: For Sweetheart Bait Use Fudge \u2014Maple Cream Candy is a traditional gift on St.Valentine's Day, and it will be just that much more welcome if it is homemade.Try these two favorites \u2014 chocolate fudge and maple cream.Chocolate Fudge 2 \u2018cups granulated sugar 24 cup rich milk | 2 (1\u201d) squares unsweetened chocolate (grated) 2 tablespoons 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by Twentieth Century-Fox, thé exciting drama co-stars Marlene Dietrich.Westmount Theatre Features Stewart In Airliner Movie James Stewart and Marlene Dietrich are the dazzling stars of the international and air-minded new drama of intrigue and discovery, \u201cNo Highway in the Sky\u201d, which starts Sunday at the West- mount Theatre.»Filmed in England by Twentieth Century-Fox, \u2018No Highway in the Sky\u201d tells of a queer and outwardly unimpressive scientist who startles the aviation world with a theory about the crash likelihood of a particular aircraft, and then finds himself aboard such en airliner at the critical moment.\u201cNo Highway in the Sky\u201d outlines his battle \u2014 and the aid he wins from two beautiful women aboard the plane with him \u2014 against bureaucracy, prejudice and ridicule.Unusual Drama - This unusual drama occupies the prize-bestowed Jimmy Stewart with a drastically different kind of role, that of the eccentric widower whose metallurgical find- Kinsmen Coaster Classic Slated During June The planning committee for the 1952 Kinsmen all-Canadian Coaster Classic last week held their second meeting in preparation for the 11th year running of the classic in Montreal to be held during June.Exact date has not been fixed as Yet, H.L.Burnewall, Jr., reported.The main subject discussed was the allocation and distribution of publicity.Details of press coverage were worked out.Hal Sharpe, chairman of the planning committee stated that the general public was possessed of the opinion that the Kinsmen Coaster Classics were for English ycungsters.He told the group that adequate news coverage this year would assure a satisfactory impression that the classic were held for all hoys between the age of nine and 15.He mentioned that he wanted each committeeman to see to it that the public were told the true facts.COMPLETES TRIO Completing the trio of Barry- mores who have starred at the studio, Ethel Barrymore recently made her first appearance in a Paramount film in \u201cJust For You\u201d, in which she was teamed with Bing Crosby and Jane Wy- man.Both the late John and Lionel were Paramount stars, John achieving screen success in the first filmization of \u201cDr, Jekyll and Mr, Hyde\u201d.ings leave him a target for the stupid and the doubting.In addition to suspense, \u2018No Highway in the Sky\" offers high promise in glamour, what with the unique presence of Marlene Dietrich on hand.For America's loveliest brandmothed, the role in \u201cNo Highway in the Sky\" of a glamorous international screen star is a natural.Further interest arises from the casting of à young English star, Glynis Johns, in the key part of an air stewardess.Other principal roles fall the way of Jack Hawkins, as researcher Stewart\u2019s superior, and Janette Scott as the widower's young child.Miss Johns, cast here as the hostess, recently came to attention in \u201cThe Great Manhunt\u201d, and Mr.Hawkins, also of note in that and other British films as well as the American \u201cBlack Rose\u201d, not long ago stirred Broadway first- nighters with his interpretation of Mercutio in the Olivia de Havil- land presentation of \u201cRomeo and Juliet\u201d, Also on the Same Program Life of one of the most world- popular athletes of all time has been put on film and will be seen locally on Sunday when Warner Bros \u201cJim Thorpe \u2014 All American\u201d begins a week's engagement at the Westmount Theatre.Burt Lancaster stars in the title role.Between the time Thorpe was called by the King of Sweden, on the occasion of his winning both pentathlon and decathlon events in the 1912 Olympic Games at \u2018Stockholm, \u2018the greatest athlete in the world\u201d, and the time less than a year ago when the combined sportswriters of America voted him \u201cthe greatest athlete of the first half of the twentieth century\u201d, Thorpe\u2019s life had many ups and more downs.But a human story it is, a great love story too, and the events both before and after the period mentioned added to a full, if not always rewarding life.THE REAL THING Betty Hutton trained for four months prior to filming of Cecil B.DeMille\u2019s \u201cThe Greatest Show On Earth\u201d in order to perform the aerial stunts she does in the film.Her principal trainer was Miss Antoinette Concello, one of the greatest aerialists of all time.NEW FACES Because of the constant demand from exhibitors and fans for \u2018new faces\u201d, Paramount assigned Charl- ton Heston, Susan Morrow, Peter Hanson and Joan Taylor, four of Hollywood's most promising newcomers, to the top roles in \u2018\u2019Warbonnet\u201d.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY.FEBRUARY 8, 1952 Fine Actress In New MRT Production Vivienne Bennett, whose recital | \u201cComedy Classics Through the Ages\u201d is being presented by the Montreal Repertory Theatre at the Guy Street Playhouse on the evenings of February 7, 8 and 9, is a sensitive and original actress who has won a place in the history of modern theatre for being the first to play Prola in George Bernard Shaw's \u201cThe Simpleton of the Unexpected Isles\u201d at Malvern, In fact, the late master playwright himself selected her for the role.Miss Bennett has appeared on the London stage opposite such luminaries as Sir Laurence Ol- vier in \u201cCoreolanus\u201d (done by the MRT last season); with Robert Morley in \u201cThe Great Romancer\u201d and in \u201cNight Must Fall\u201d with Ethel Griffies.She toured France and Holland with Sir Cedric Hard.wicke in \u2018The House Bridge\u201d, and during the war years, directed her own touring company of players \u2014 the Market Theatre.Much in demand on the London stage and radio, Vivienne Bennett is reported to be most enthusiastic about coming to Montreal to present her first recital before a Canadian audience.Fellowship Group To Hear Talk By Andrew Collard The next meeting of the Dickens Fellowship, to be held in Victoria Hall, Westmount, on Tuesday, February 12, promises to be one of exceptional interest.The speaker is Andrew Collard, of the Montreal Gazette, whose address will deal with the visit paid by Dickens to Montreal in 1842.In support of Mr.Collard's lecture, scenes will be presented from the play, \u201cMr.Dickens Comes to Montreal\u201d, written by R.H.Mainer, former president of the Fellowship, a play that was produced with great success in Montreal in 1942, on the occasion of the celebration of the centenary of Dickens\u2019 visit.During the evening vocal numbers will be given by Mrs.Helen Shields, contralto.E.C.\"Woodley, M.A., president.will be in the chair.Bob Hope, co-starred with Hedy Lamarr in Paramount's hilarious comedy, \u201cMy Favorite Spy\u2019, once worked as a clerk for a motor company.PAGE \u2018THIRTEEN Lizabeth Scott, who has been Mountain\u201d, Technicolor action dying to play a western heroine drama in which she is teamed with for the past six years, finally gets her wish in Hal Wallis\u2019 Alan Ladd, Arthur Kennedy and \u201cRea John Ireland.SHES OF SHG SGEN \u20ac Pad.ekg BL LEH ka \u2014 TRE EDDIE SEYWOOD TRIO Jamis, BUDDY LEWIS \u2014 OLVERAS \u2014 JORDAN & PARVIS \u2018enter mas Wenir mune ar Besar PANE WAT EVILLE M RAT ETES SOI SAR 198 73 AMIR tito 6M vy CLOSING SUNDAYS 22 Am Ein STAGE: ue io > SA SU ple-4-6-8-105 MR on the ~~TODAY and SATURDAY !~~~ \"PEOPLE WILL TALK\", with Cary Grant and Jeanne Crain.Added \u2014 \"TERESA\".SHERBROOKE ot GREY EL i:45 Starts SUNDAY FOR ONE WEEK! SUSPENSE SWEEPS THE SKIES HIGH .WILD .UNPREDICTABLE! JAMES STEWART MARLENE DIETRICH \"No HIGHWAY IN THE SKY\u201d É q < IN?TEND WII ANS a CHARLES STEVE COCHRAN MICHAEL CURTIZ BICKFORD PHYLLIS THANTER \u20185 eesti Everett Freeman o Muse by Man Stoner dim Thorpe, Technical Advisor Saturday CLAUDETTE COLBERT \"Thunder On The Hill\" Also LINDA DARNELL, \"The Lady Pays Off\" Two Favorite Hits Return Complete in Every Detail Till Tuesday Ends TODAY Germaine a PAGE FOURTEEN Westmount Stars Badly Beaten By Cote des Neiges Ecole Cote des Neiges continued their winning ways last Thursday as they soundly whipped the Westmount Stars 9 to 2 at Kent Park.Both teams forgot the rough play that marked their last tilt and the Cote des Neiges boys again showed fine passing as they dominated the contest from the start, scoring almost at will.Jim Beasant and Noel Isene scored for the stars.As predicted earlier in the season, the Cote des Neiges entry is the team to contend with, They have lost none of their games to date and are now leading the league by a wide margin, with Westmount in second place.At N.D.G.Park, on Sunday, Fred Hofman paced the Stars to ATWATER PARKING For the convenience of the general public and patrons of the Forum we offer our parking as follows: During the week days from 8 a.m.to 6 p.m., 35c per day; monthly rate, $6.00.For Forum events, 75c- $1.00.No charge will be made for the first half hour to patrons of the Forum wishing to pick up their tickets at the box office for the events held there.ATWATER PARKING 1410 Atwater _ FI.4132 - FI.0125 a 5 to 2 victory over the N.D.G.Canadians.Hofman was the outstanding figure on the ice as he scored four goals for the Stars.Hugh MacDonald, the Stars ace playmaker, got the other marker.The Canadians threatened in the third period when Pete Ciceri and Don Ralfe were put off with minor penalties.Westmount's record to date is 6 wins and three losses in nine games.The Stars had one game taken away from then which leaves them with 5 wins and three losses.Fred Hofman is the leading goalgetter on the team with 11 goals.Don.Ralfe follows with 10 goals, Bobby Brown and J.Bea- sant on third with five goals apiece.Ice Conditions - Hinder Schedule The ice conditions this year, due to rain, snow, thawing, etc, have made it impossible to stick to a formal hockey schedule.However, due to hard work and co-operation of the rink attendants, we have managed to play right along, only having to postpone seven games.It is hoped that these games will be played by the 12th of February.= = > 2 = = wn Team PW L D Pits GF GA Maroons 6 8 0 0 12 66 86 Comets 6 2 4 0 4 31 39 Mohawks 5 131 303 5 Ave, Stars .\u2026.\u2026.5 1 3 1 3 18 45 BANTAMS St.Leo's .7 610 12 25 11 Comets .6 33 0 6 28 4 Queen's ., 725 0 4 0 28 Meteors 8150 2 8 13 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1052 Ski Test Event Set Tomorrow A qualification Test for Junior Boys and Girls will be held on Westmount Mountain on Saturday morning, February 9, at 11 a.m.This Test is under the sponsorship of the Laurentian Zone Ski Committee and is being promoted by the Westmount Ski Club, Skiers who pass this test will receive their Class \u201cC\u2019\u201d Zone card permitting them to enter Class \u201cC\u201d races held by the Laurentian Zone Ski Committee.Examiners: The examiners will be Raymond Lanctot and Miss Lois Cochrane, members of the Ski Instructors Alliance assisted, by a Committee from the Westmount Ski Club.Eligibility: This test is open to all boys and girls who had not reached their nineteenth birthday by Jan.1, 1952.Entrants must be members of a club which is -affi- liated with the Laurentian Zone Ski Committee.Skiers who are not members of a club and who are attending a Westmount School or dre residents of Westmount will be sponsored by the West- mount Ski Club.Entries must be received by noon Thursday but post entries will be accepted.PLACE: The test will be held on the new slalom run on West- mount Mountain near Belvedere Road and Summit Circle about 100 yards West of Cote des Neiges.for 1952 models.We must reduce our stock .prices have been slashed .every car a bargain at these low- prices, in order to make room METEOR ANY 1949 FORD OR $1250.ANY 1949 MONARCH OR MERCURY $1350.METEOR ANY 1950 FORD OR $1450.ANY 1950 MONARCH OR MERCURY $1750.ALSO A BIG SELECTION OF USED CARS BELOW $1000.WILL BE PLEASED TO VEN EREUX Truck Division: 3600 Rachel St.East SHOWROOM: 2144 Bleury Street Used Car Lot: 7545 Decarie 18 MONTHS TO PAY TRADE-INS ACCEPTED IF YOU CANNOT COME IN, GIVE US A PHONE CALL AND ONE OF OUR REPRESENTATIVES PICK YOU UP.LIMITED FORD-MONARCH DEALERS FOR OVER 36 YEARS Blvd, MIR {Corner Joliette St.) {Just below Sherbrooke) {Across from Frank De Rice) Gy m 3 m 2 m = > 8 q i 1 1 H | NS MONARCH LA.3325 LA.6241 AT.0057 Westmount, Pharmacy And St.Laurent In Play-Offs It \u2018will be St.Laurent, Westmount, and Royal Pharmacy in the St.Laurent Intermediate Hockey League play-offs this year.A 2-1 loss handed the N.D.G.Regents by Royal Pharmacy dumped the Regents out of the play-offs, but how the other three teanis will: end is still a toss up.Westmount Avenue Stars 7-1 victory over the St.Laurent Laurels brought the Avenue Stars back in a first place tie with the Laurels, Mickey Bourassa\u2019s hat trick paced the Stars attack while Phil Martin's brace of goals was not far behind.Buddy Lawruk spoiled Doug Brambell\u2019s bid for a shut out with a goal early in the middle frame.The Stars had little trouble with St.Laurent and Jack Mac- Donald\u2019s crew took no mercy on the Laurel's goal nicking the webbing just inside the goal post of several occasions.The Stars and the Regents meet in the second game of- this week's doubleheader, with Royal Pharmacy ai id St.Laurent meeting in the first game, The other game of last week's doubleheader found the N.D.G.Regents on the short end of a 2-1 score with Royal Pharmacy.At a special meeting of the league a week last Thursday, the game played on January 26th, which found the Stars on the low end of a 2-1 score with Royal Pharmacy, will be taken from the records with the next meeting of these two teams, Saturday, February 16th, being a 4-point game.Their last meeting ended in a rhubarb and was called with 4 minutes left in the game.Besides Bourassa's hat trick and Martin's brace of goals other Stars goals were scored by Pat Lomasney and Harry Wolfe.* 0% % LEAGUE STANDINGS Teams PWLDF APts St.Laur.Laurels , 13 8 4 1 56 37 17 Westm't Ave.Stars .12 8 3 1 54 24 17 .12 5 5 2 25 37 12 Royal Pharmacy 131101 26 63 4 N.D.G.Regents ROYAL PHARM.2 \u2014 NDG REGENTS 1 lst Period Scoring: None, Penalties: None.2nd Period 1.Regents: Randall (Stevenson) .4:00 Penalties: Rowat, 2:35 (Roy.Phar.): Perkins, 12:33 (Roy.Phar.).3rd Period 2.Royal Phar.: Perkins (Pogue) 8:50 3.Royal Phar.: Perkins (Donnelly, Rowat) Penalties: Danaher, 8:42 {Rekents) AVENUE STARS 8 \u2014 LAURELS 1 1st Period L Ave.Stars: Bourassa (McCafthy) 3:15 .Ave, Stars: Bourassa (McCarthy, Morgan) .Penaltles: McCarthy (0:33), (10:35) major, R.Brambell major.: 2nd Period 3.Ave.Stars: Martin {Lomasney, Turner) .4.St.Laurent: Lawruk (Johnson) .c.e0ves 5:12 5.Ave.Stars: Lomasney (Unassisted) Penalties: None, 3rd Period 6.Ave.Stars: Bourassa (Martin, Kay) 7, Ave, Stars: Martin (Bourassa, Selby) 3:48 8.Ave.Stars: Wolfe (R.Brambell) 14:49 Penalties: Wolfe (3:35), Bourassa (4:05), Gaudette (7:06)._ 11:35 Willis (10:35) RMR.Sergeants Unveil New Mess At Sherry Party The sergeant's mess of The Royal Montreal Regiment entertained members and friends at a sherry party on Saturday afternoon.The occasion marked the formal unveiling of the mess following extensive redecorating and re-furnishing.R.S.M.W.H.Turner and C.S.M., H.S.Bent, mess president, received the more than 200 guests who included the officer commanding, Lt.-Col.J.P.C.Mac- Pherson M.C.and Mrs.MacPher- son, Major and Mrs.J.Coupland, Major and Mrs.Don MacRae, Capt.and Mrs.D.Peebles, and Capt.and Mrs.Dent Harrison.Band sergeants J, Taylor and W.Gougeon in full scarlet uniform added a distinctly military touch to the party.W.H.Carpenter, vice-president of the R.M.R.branch \u2018of the Canadian Legion and George Wheatley, legion membership chairman represented the branch which is composed for the most part of ex-members of the regiment.Sgt.-Major Bent pointed out a special corner of the mess which is reserved for the West Yorks Regiment with which British regiment the R.M.R.is affiliated.The Martin Challenge Trophy was proudly displayed in a prominent position.The trophy dates back to 1868 and was won this year for \u2018the first time by the R.M.R.rifle team.The competition is open to all Quebec regiments and has a button with the date and name of each unit which has won it during the 84 years since the competition was inaugurated.The new, colour scheme and furnishings which blend together to create a pleasant and restful atmosphere evoked much favourable comment, Members of the ladies committee in charge of refreshments under the chairmanship of Mrs.W., H.Turner were: Mrs.George Bonnemer, Mrs, H.Bert, Mrs, J.Allen, Mrs.8, Baines and Mrs.A.Kieram.Y.M.C.A.Notes Junior Gym The Saturday morning period, for the next few weeks will be devoted to basketball, and basketball coaching, Wednesday afternoons are individual training periods, with emphasis on tumbling and gymnastics.Intermediate Gym The Saturday morning hasket- hall league is now underway.All intermediates are reminded to come out on Saturday and support their team.Senior Gym Senior Gym is now held on Monday and Friday afternoon.Swim Instruction All non swimmers are reminded of the Swim instruction period on Tuesday afternoon at 4:00.Advanced swimming instruction is held from 4:30 to 5:00 on Tuesday.Stamp Club All stamp collectors are reminded of the stamp club meetings cn Monday at 4:00.Aeroplane Club The model aeroplane club met on Tuesday afternoon at 4:00.Art Club The Art Club meets on Saturday mornings at 11:00.All budding artists are invited to join this club.Hobby Show The Hobby Show committee holds its next meeting this afternoon at 4:00.The committee announced that the Hobby Show tooklet is almost complete and ready to go to press.Dunbar In Scoring Lead For Westmount Maroons The following is the scoring summary for Westmount Maroons, Midget hockey club in the West- mount League.GP G A TPPIM Dunbar .10 19 15 34 \u2014 Bobby Hamilton 10 12 21 33 4 Paul Ha anilion 10 9 20 29 2 Bennett 7 14 10 24 \u2014 Gray .8 14 6 20 4 Beaion 10 10 6 16 14 Perry 8 4 5 9 2 Wilson 9 2 6 8 \u2014 Ahern 4 1 8 7 \u2014 Baker 4 4 3 7 4 Robh 6 \u2014 3 3 \u2014 Barr 5 \u2014 3 3 2 GP 80 GA Ave.Ryan .ro.10 3 13 18 \u2014 PEN yo = 1 y : 0 5 f oho TED on SRHH9O00 + © « 8 Dod | Ne through the years, there is a plea- LR ~ > { PLATTER | MATTER + $ + By \u2018SPINNER\u2019 7 0 OO QE OO LO POPULAR By Mercury \u2014 A welcome to the familiar herald\u2019s head label which this week features vocals of \u2018 two generations.The first lady of show business Sophie Tucker proves she can still sock out a warm song or two in her latest slicing I Wanna Say Hello which is complete with an audience and the honky-tonk ivory tickling which goes hand in hand with Sophie.Flipside she repeats with a bangup revival of a nostalgic oldie After You're Gone.Richard Hayes is a young man with a big voice well primed to the yesteryear concert favourite River Stay Way From My Door.Richard's strong reading.is backed by Joe Reisman\u2019s ork and & vocal group chanting effect.Reverse the en- Bemble turns in a smooth grooving about a gal in thé upper register The Lady Drinks Champagne with Richard ably handling the soulful lyrics.; Pianist Jose Melis presents a solid keyboarding of his composition Ta 0 a staccato-beat rhythm deftly beat out by Jdse's brilliant fingering.An unusual arrangement of In A Little Spanish Town on the flip with Jose's piano styling seconded by some ultra brisk rhythm accompaniment in the proper Latin manner.There's a new step according to gorgeous Georgia Gibbs called The Oklahoma Polka a rarin-to-go item with double quick tempo well delivered by Georgia and the chorus.Georgia romanticizes on the back with a smooth ballad in which she implores Be My Life's Companion (and you'll never grow old)! By Victor \u2014 Tulips and Heather is Perry Como\u2019s latest vocal bouquet, a dreamy ballad with Perry's double-rich piping explaining the message of the title flowers.Also in the slow mood is the couplet Please Mr.Sun with Perry calling on nature and the elements who contribute a weird FI \u201c sant atmosphere to this untrammelled Whiteman-Gershwin performance with it's jazz-orchestra- \u2018tion reminiscent of that period when the jazz idiom was making itself stridently heard.The lively American In Paris with the gay, intermingling American and European themes makes a suitable couplet to the Rhapsody and the transcription of both sides has gained in clarity and tone with the transfer to LP.FAMOUS \u201cPROP\u201d The big, old-fashioned wooden bath-tub which Bob Hope and Jane Russell use for their bath sequences in Paramount's \u201cSon of Paleface\u201d is one of Hollywood's most famous \u201cprops\u201d.It was -originally used by Paulette Goddard in her now-famous bath scene in Cecil B.DeMille\u2019s \u2018Unconquered.\u201d An authentic replica of a 1780 English brigantine is used as the main set for Paramount's Botany Bay,\u201d starring Alan Ladd, James Mason and Patricia Medina.Paraplegics Open Own Business To prove that they have the initiative and know-how to operate a business of their own, paraplegics have recently started the Paraplegic Magazine Subscription Agency.The agency now consists of approximately 35 members who cover Quebec district and eastern Canada.The idea is simple: It\u2019s merely a plan to provide work for disabled people.Any person who subscribes to any one of some 3200 publications, can now enter his or her subscription through the Paraplegic Magazine Subscription Agency.The agency 1s affiliated with the Wm.Barber Magazine Agency, & firm with some thirty years experience in the field.This permits the paraplegics to offer the public the services of a well-established company.Harold Kelley, a war-disabled paraplegic, has been selected to coordinate the propect.Harry Ward, secretary-treasurer of the Quebec Division, Canadian Paraplegic Association, says that the purpose of the new magazine subscription agency \u201cis to provide work for disabled people.We, in the Paraplegic Association are continually looking for work suitable for our handicapped members, particularly those who are confined to wheel-chairs, When this idea of paraplegics selling magazines arose, it was the answer, we thought, to the problem of providing work for many of our members.The central office is at 1411 Crescent Street, Montreal and the telephone number is BElair 5493.Fersons wishing \u2018to support this project through their regular pur- - en > - - - - THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1952 1 ERR LS 3 ALO hdr a community, PAGE FIFTEEN can call or write the above ad- dress of the disabled agent in their dress to secure the name and ad- = + 10% REDUCTION on ail AUTOMOBILE PAINTING During January, February WILLIAMS AUTO BODY REPAIR Reg'd.PAINTING & WELDING 4428 St.Catherine St.West (Cliffside Carage) Phone WE.2526 Residence TR.4827 0% Pod chase of magazine subscriptions SHOOT 2 ea 2 PROG IN SPN ETES ee GORE Rr ASAE CoG Al BEE CO LT S NS IDR STATS ABR OE TA Ar ANE Asan Goa cde SS EA Es OE ho Neca Fsbo ee ATS PT a rc om ~\u20143Y 4 YEARS OLD A fine quality Real Rye Whisky made from choice grains including specially selected Rye Grain, Fully oged and matured in oak casks, You pay for age! 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