The Westmount examiner, 29 février 1952, vendredi 29 février 1952

[" $ pacs VoL.xxii, \u2014 9 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1952 President\u2019s Report Shows.© Assist Given Unity Club The Unity Boys\u2019 Club is a mem» Per.agency of Welfare Féderation \u2018of Montreal and the Rotäry Club of Westmount shares with them, over a period of years, in providing the operational budget required to maintain the daily operation of the club, Donald B.Ross, president of the olub stated in his report recently.\u201c He pointed out that the Unity Boys\u2019 Club is à major project of the Rotary Club of Westmount.Due credit was given the Rotary Club of Westmount for the erection of the building and for the setting up a trüst fund over a period of years for this very purpose, He said that Welfare Federation greatly assists in the setting up of the Club\u2019s annual budget, giving the benefit of their vast experience and advice in the financing of the Club\u2019s budget.The Club also enjoys affiliation with Boys\u2019 Club of Canada which enables them to secure all of the latest and most progressive methods.of programme planning for \u2018their youthful members.The Club\u2019s relationship with the: Council of Social Agencies enables! them to discuss common problems with the Agencies and co-relate their programme activities.The Club has a valuable cooperative arrangement with the - Recreation Department of the City of Westmount, which enables members to enjoy the facilities of Staynor Park, at specified hours, and for scheduled activities, The Student To Speak At Trinity Church On Sunday, March 2, Alan Bush, student from Bishop's College, Lennoxville, will speak at evensong 7.30 p.m.at Trinity Memorial.Mr.Bush was a lay missionary last summer in Peace River district of Northern Alberta , Serving under the auspices of the fellowship of the West, Montreal.This organization maintains and supports two full-time mission .aries in Canada\u2019s North Western outposts and regularly sends theological students to these fields :n the summer months to assist the clergy and thereby secure experience which will help in their future ministry, or at times enables them to reach a decision to make the missionary field their future sphere of endeavor.Mr.Bush wiil illustrate his address with slides 5 5 \u20187 covering the field in which ne werked.Parents Warned On Slingshots Westmount Police Chief Ra A.Byford has warned all parents to make sure their children are not playing with sling shots.Police have recently found children using these toys to fire heavy pointed metal staples, which can be very dangerous if shot from close range to hit a person.Chief Byford pointed out that parents are liable to court action if their children cause damage or injury with these devices, ' City of Montreal has made it possible for the Club to secure for members.the facilities of the Brewster Baths Swimming pool on Brewster avenue, in St.Henry, for regularly- acheduled activities as required.Mr.Ross pointed out that the volunteer worker was, in his estimation, the very backbone of an organization such as this.He said the club was in need of many more i volunteers with or without special- | ized qualifications.The greatest good in this type of community work is accomplished through small groups activities, Mr.Réss stated, To assist the Executive Director and.the Board of Directors the Club has set up special committees, chaired by members of the Rotary Club of Westmount, to take active interest in programmes, Public Relations, House Library, efc.Miss Jenkins, of the Westmount Public Library, is helping set up the Club\u2019s Library for children.The report showed that the grounds surrounding the club buildings have been sodded and shrubs planted, all of which add greatly to the outside appearance of the building.This was made possible through the donation made for this purpose by an individual member of the Board.The club is grateful to and appreciative of the very special interest shown by Mrs.Thomas Archer for acting as press liaison and personally preparing so many press release copies which the newspapers of Montreal and vicinity have ben so kind In having published whenever asked to do] so, Mr.Ross said.He paid particular tribute to the Westmount Examiner for arranging a special column in their paper, and known as Unity Boys\u2019 Club News.To the Executive Director Mr.Allenby Moss and his fine Staff \u2014 Miss Dalme, Miss Griffith, Mr.Alton, and not forgetting the hard working Janitor, Mr.Wambolt, he expressed a very special tribute for doing such a fine job, and for many such nice people, especially where the children were concerned.[Home & School | Plan Meeting For March 5 The Westmount High Schools Home and School Association will hold a meeting Wednesday, March 5, at 8.30 p.m.The meeting is to discuss the situation arising out of the cessa- rion of Extra Curricular Activities a ie Schools.Stamp Executive Receive Support The last meeting of the West- mount Junior Stamp Club was held at 7.00 on Thurs., Feb.21, in the Oak Room of Victoria Hall.The president, David Hackett, presided.The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted.The main event of the evening was the confidence vote: the results of which were heavily in favour of the executive both as a whole and individually.The results were: | Executive as a whole, 26-2; President, 27-1; Vice - president, 28-0; Secretary, 26-2; Treasurer, 27-1.The vice - president, Michael Ashby, then spoke to the club on \u201cThe Value of Postage Stamps\u201d.Bruce Bames and Charlie King- horn won stamp catalogues donated to the club by Rev.Dewey, of the senior club.The meeting was then adjourned.Thirty members and one new member attended the meeting.It has been announced definitely by the executive of the junior club that any member will get free cover service for the new 20 cent Canadian stamp to be issued on April the first.The only charge will be the 20 cents for the stamp.The executive hopes to cut the business meeting down to 10 m'nutes.The remaining time to be used for trading.Objective Set At $42,000 For Red Cross Campaign The City of Westmount has been asked to contribute a minimum of $42,000 towards the annual campaign of the Canad'an Red Cross.Montreal will be responsible for $750,000 of the $5,- 222,000 objective.All objectives have been set at a 25% increase over the 1951 contributions.The society stressed to all member organizations that the success of this year\u2019s campaign is imperative, In the past four years cam- pnaign deficits have been made up by surplus saved from wartime years.That surplus has been completely exhausted! The Red Cross now gives blood transfusion service to 62 hospitals in comparison with 52 since the beginning of 1951.Last year, 47,- 369 hottles of blood were given by voluntary donors in Quebec, of which 29,325 bottles were given in Montreal.Assistance in sudden disasters were given to 338 families, consisting of 2236 .individuals.The Montreal Veterans\u2019 Welfare Department of the Red Cross \u2018 aided 2,688 of the country's defenders.Additional cases, 175 of them, were handled by the Canteen fund.Because of the lack of sickroom equinment in Montreal rasidences, 7,050 articles have been loaned in 1951.These include hospital beds, wheelchairs, crutches, bedding and linen.In 1951 membership totaled 66,- 46 in the branches of the Junior Red Cross.Monzay collected in the junior society last year paid for the proper treatment of 136 crippled children, Westmount group chairman is Jack da Ward.Co-Chairmen are Dudley Dawson, 11 Belfrase Road, and Mrs.J.A.D.Falkner, 587 Roslyn Avenue.The following are the West- mount Asxociate chairmen: Mrs.T.Darling, Mrs.Dent Harrison, Mrs.A.Jensen, Mrs.C.Peters and Mrs.G.Hand.Campaign headquarters are located in Dominion Douglas Church.\u201cJet Speed\u201d Sening the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019 s Metropolis -y PRICE FIVE CENTS Test Pilot\u2019s Address To Rotary Club The problems and interesting aspects of flying at speeds almost as great as that of sound were described to Westmount Rotary Club members on Wednesday by A.J.Lilly, chief test pilot for Canadair.Mr.\"Lilly, who is oñe of the key men in Canadair's increasing program of jet aircraft production for combat and training purposes, took Rotarians on a \u201cflight\u201d in an F-86 Sabre jet fighter to explain some of the ways in which flying has changed with the advent of the jet engine.The first plane he ever flew travelled at 60 miles per hour in the air, Mr.Lilly said, the Sabre moves at 11 times that speed with far greater security and comfort for Jet engines move the aircraft its pilot.by sucking in air and pushing it out behind at great velocities.% They do not reach their maximum efficiency until the plane is moving at about 400 m.p,h.in the air.Although most of the design work with jets has so far been in the range of military planes, there is increasing interest in application of this power to civil transport liners.The British-built four-engine Comet airliner, which has attracted the interest of American designers, is going into regular service with the British Overseas Airways Corporation.A similar plane can cross the Atlantic from Britain to Canada in \u201cno time\u201d.It could leave London at 9 a.m.travelling with the sun, and land in Montreal by 9 am.ES.T, since our time is five hours behind Britain.Every Sabre is test-flown as it comes off the assembly line, Mr.Lilly stated.When testing, the pilot wears a crash helmet, oxygen equipment, parachutes, a warm flying suit and heavy gloves, and a \u201cG-suit\u201d, a device hooked to an air compressor in the plane.In a turn or pull-out from a steep dive, the pilot tends to become unconscious because blood is pulled away from his head by centrifugal force.The G-suit acts automatically to exert air pressure on abdomen and legs.blocking the flow of blood to the feet and preventing this black-out, which is dangerous at high speeds.If he must bail out, the pilot has equipment whieh fires his seat from the plane like a shell out of a cannon.Then he unfasten and kicks away the seat, waits until he has fallen to anout 15.000 feet, and opens his parachute.Heavy clothing is necessary to prevent frostbite in the sub-zero upper air.The Sabre is superior to the Russian Mig-15 fighter used in Korea, Mr.Lilly stated.Our fighter is more heavily constructed and armored, while its radar-gun aiming equipment is superior.The Mig has a slightiÿ greater speed above 30.000 feet, but its cannons lack the fast rate of fire so important in split-second air battles between jets.North Stars, Canadair Fours, and Sabres have an excellent record all over the world, he concluded.Although the company is looking forward to another era of civilian oroduction, its military aircraft will continue to be ong of this country's best safeguards against any attempt to destroy our way of life.American Club American Women\u2019s Club will present Teresita and Emilio Osla, unique brother and sister artists, on Tuesday at 2.30 p.m.in the hallroom of the Ritz Carlton.Following the recital, tea will- be served to members and guests.The California-born Ostas wil present dances and music from the provinces of Spain, the mountains of Chile, the Argentine pampas, and the ancient Inca and Aztec forms, affording a true picture of cultures to the South.| ther Friendship Club Stage Program Members of the Westmount Friendship Club spent an enjoye able afternoon recently, in honoue of St.Valentine.The varied program included songs by Mr.W.J.Stephenson, well known barie tone; monologues by Mrs.J.N.Poole; songs in costume by Mrs, J.C.McKean and a fine performs ance of magic arts by Tony Mate thews, Westmount High School Student.Glub members theme selves also contributed to the ene tertainment \u2014 there were anecdotes and stories from Messrs.F.Hammond ande W.Maclean and an unaccompanied song from Mr.L.McAllister.Throughout the afternoon Mrs.George Shepherd, club planist, gave musical selections and acted as accompanist, toge- with Mrs.A.S.Adair Among those who introduced the guest artists and proposed votes of thanks were Messrs.F.Hammond, Joe Horner and James C.Steel.The attractive decorations and excellent refreshments were provided and arranged by the lady members.Westmount Friendship Club is a social organization for elderly men and women living or working in Westmount.Meetings are held every Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 5 pm.at the Athletic Érounds Clubhouse, 4350 St.Catherine Street West.Those interested are cordially invited to visit the Club.Eventide Home Hears Program By Choir The choir of the Westmount Baptist Church entertained guests of the Eventide Home on Upper Lachine Road this week with a varied choral program that was exceptionally\u2019 well rendered.The church choir, which enjoys a city-wide reputation for its ability, excelled itself in presenting \u201cGloria In Excelsis\u201d by Mozart and \u2018Bless Me Lord\", written by Mikail Ippqiatoff-Ivanoff.Solos were sung by Mrs.M.Spence and Mrs.L.Sullivan and a duet by Mrs.D.Weaver and Mrs.A.Eastwood.Solo parts in the anthems were taken by Mrs.M.Spence, Mrs.D.Weaver, Mr.R.Bevins, Mrs.N.Parkes and Mr.K.Henderson.Refreshments were served the guests of the home at the close of the evening\u2019s entertainment and a vote of thanks was extended the choir members by Mrs.Major Besson.Music was supplied by organist and choirmaster N.J.Nelle who was offered a special voté of thanks for his kindness in presents \u2018ng the program.\u2018î PEC : 1 PAGE TWO « .That Ian MacRae, ace reporter of the \u201cStopwatch\u201d, has recovered from the severe attack of \u201cRubber Legs\u201d which he contracted while delivering his Initial speech to the Home and School Association.Thoughts of his idol, .The Rocket, the strength to carry on.recuperating in Florida, gives Ian .That Mr, Ellis, Macy\u2019s Prescriptionist with Personality, will now answer if addressed as Mr.Ulcers.+.That Walter J.Cross is on a vacation below the border in search of better health.Working too hard is the reason.Mr.Arnold is looking after Walter's customers for the next few weeks, e « + That Eva Labelle of Miss % Herring\u2019s Beauty Salon has returned to her duties after a session with the \u2019flu, » + .That Demers\u2019 Provisions plans to remain on Greene Avenue when forced to move from their present store Lo make way for Emile's new Beauty Salon.Have a new location already lined up.- -.That the members of the Pen- ville Bay Recreation Club are still wondering what happened to the 10 Ib.ham that disappeared from the lobby of the Westmount \u2018Y\u2019 quicker than you could say \u201cRiver Beaudette\u201d.The lost ham was to have been the prize in a Chinese raffle which was a feature of the annual winter get-together of the club.A substitute was provided later.That Ken Colson of Charlotte Gowns is having his {urn at vacationing.Ken and the Mrs.are taking a short holiday \u2018south of the border.\u2019 \"i+.That Eric Ohman was really Morgan Realties Limited Real Estate Brokers 1455 UNION AVE.HA.0251 HOWARD S.ROSS Q.C.57 St.James Street West Department for the Closing of Estates of Deceased Persons Office: HA.9238-39 Barrister and Solicitor Residence: Ambassador Apts\u2026 Westmount 4557 Sherbrooke St.West.\u2014 GLenview 2177 ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS Smail or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.P.McCuaig Limited 85 Hillside Avenue WI.1104 WESTMOUNT \"A Creative Camping Program For Boys and Girls\u201d CAMP TEKUMAH In the Laurentians on scenic Grand Lac Long Most modern facilities and conveniences; 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CONSULT E.D.CHRISTMAS 388 St.James St.West Monfreal, Que.MA.3332 \" GL.4519 PS 5 AT OO TO OO EO 7 EO DL AL THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY- 20, 1952 ULL LLL LL MA MA MA LLL III III 27] 120071 IIL ELE III III 00 10200000 00007 is w \"Temple Emanu-El LLL LLL Ul ld id ll dl ll A AAA MAMA ZO 2 \u201d , Church of Advent || Lenten Schedule The following is the Lenten schedule for Church of The Advent, corner of Wood and Western, Westmount.Sundays 8.00 and 9.30 a.m.\u2014 Holy Communion; 945 am.\u2014 Sunday School and Bible Class; 10.15 a.m.\u2014 Matting; 11.00 a.m, \u2014 Solemn Eucharist; 7.00 p.m.-\u2014- Solemn Evensong.At 11.00 a.m.on Sundays the Rev.Robert Peters will preach a course of five Sermons on the \u201cHealing of the Mind\".On the first Sunday in Lent the Litany will be sung in procession directly after Evensong.\u2019 On Mothering Sunday the Rev.Clifford Andrews, rector of Cox- sackie and Athens in the diocese of Albany, will celebrate at 11.00 a.m.and preach at 7.00 p.m.Week Days .Holy Communion: 8.00 a.m.\u2014 Mondays and Fridays; 7.00 a.m.\u2014 Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; 9.30 a.m, \u2014 Wednesdays.Mattins: 7.30 a.m.\u2014 Daily, except on Wednesdays at 9.00 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.-\u2014 Daily, except on Saturdays at 8.00 p.m.Wednesdays 8.00 pm.\u2014 Lenten Service, with brief address; Feb.27th \u2014 Rev.Douglas Ellis; Mar.5th \u2014 Rev.John Peacock; Mar.12th \u2014 Rev.A.T.Love; Mar.19th \u2014 Rev.Canon Roger Howard; Mar.26th \u2014 The Bishop of Montreal will administer the Sacrament of Confirmation; April 2nd \u2014 The Rev.Vincent Goring.Holy Week Besides the usual services, the Holy Communion will be celebrated on Monday and Wednesday at 7.00 am.On Tuesday, the Church Women's Year is having a Quiet Morning, which will be conducted by the Rev.Robert Peters.All women are invited.9.30 a.m.\u2014 Holy Communion and address; 10.15 a.m.\u2014 Breakfast and address; 10.45 am.\u2014 Private prayer; 11.15 a.m, \u2014 Mat- (Continued on Page 16) riled about that truck that was blocking the lane behind his store on Tuesday.Acting on the assumption that if it was a moving van it must belong to Kenwood\u2019s, Eric made a complaint at their office.But Kenwood\u2019s were innocent.Their trucks were all busy moving things, not parked in lanes.« « That Bill Wolman, brilliant son of Ned Wolman of the Melville Fruit Store, is taking time out from his duties at a California university to date a girl from Texas.Daughter of an oil magnate, of course, and owner of a snappy convertible.How these Westmount boys get around! « «+» That there is a cowboy driving a taxi in thesc parts who should have his license suspended.Seems this fellow\u2019s favourite sport is to pass a motorist with a terrific rush and then cut in sharply fore- ing the motorist towards the curb where he has to jam on his brakes to avoid a collision.One motorist narrowly missed hitting a truck parked on Sherbrooke St.on Wednesday when this trick was played on him, Mr.Adey, please note: if you are interested, this taxi license number is obtainable on request.+ .That Joan's Chatter column which appears in the Women\u2019s Section of this journal is really the work of Marjorie Forrest of 4560 St.Catherine St.« .That John Smithers can hardly wait until the 30th of next month when he intends to go up to his cottage at Sixteen Island Lake where he spends 7 or 8 months of each year.Although he is only 8% years old, Mr.Smithers has already learned to cook.his meals and do his own housework.But he would sooner fish than do either.«+ .That there will almost certainly be a Limerick Contest run in the Examiner before too long.Ate you interested in winning a canary or budgie?© Sabbath Services, Friday evening, February 29 at 8.15 o'clock.Annual Layman Service, auspices Temple Brotherhood.Address by Mr.Sylvan Lebow, B.A.BJ.of New York City, Executive Director, National Federation of Temple Brotherhoods on \u201cSynagogue and Layman\u201d, Ritual Service will be conducted by Mr.Nathan Izen- berg and Mi.Miles Wisenthal.Assisting with-the Torah \u2014 Mr.Nathan Bing, Mr.Joseph Cooper, Mr.Louis Cohen, Mr.Alex Carsley.Reading of the Torah, Mr, Her- shell Lewis.Haftorah, Mr.Irvin Gertsman.Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern will preside at the Sabbath Service.Sabbath Services, March ist, at 11.30 o'clock.Sermonette, \u201cLet Them Make Me A Sanctuary\u201d, based on Torah portion.Oneg Shabbat and Reception After Divine Service Friday evening, an Oneg Shabbat and Reception will be held in the: Temple Community House to which all worshippers are cordially invited.The Kiddush reception is held under the auspices of the Temple Brotherhood.The wives of the Brotherhood Board Members will be hostesses.The blessing of the Sabbath Lights will be pronounced by Mrs.Nathan Bing and Mrs.Irvin Gerts- man.\u2018 \u201cThe Crisis of Our Age\u201d Will be the theme of an address by Rabbi Dr.Abba Hillel Silver of Cleveland before the Temple Brotherhood Forum, Monday evening, March 3 at 8.15 o'clock in the Temple Auditorium, Admission \u2014 $1.50.Conveners \u2014 Mr.Reuben Ginsberg, Mr.Irving So- lowey, Mr.Joseph Cooper, Mr.Irving Bordo, Mr.Irvin Gertsman, Mr.Nathan Izenberg, Mr.Jack Freedman, Mr.Hershell Lewis, Mr.Louis Cohen, Mr.Maurice Schwartz.Program of Purim Plays To Be Presented Under the direction of Mr.Efriam Rosenzweig and Mr.Arthur Weinthal, a pre-Purim program will be presented in the Temple Religious School, Sunday Morning, March 2, 11.00 o\u2019clock.The Junior School will be represented by Class III in a play entitled \u201cThe Merry Maskers\u201d, and directed by Miss Florence Kapo- rovsky.Participants, Joan Al- bright, ®Helen Bick, Jennifer Carrick, Susan Heller, Susan Izenberg, Marion Levitan, Brenda Macklin, Leland Rubin, Barbara Schwartz, Lisette Sinai, Sandra Spiegel, Vivian Tissenbaum, Sylvia Ullman, Paul Bordo, Michael Kates, William Shiller, Jeffrey Usheroff, Marilyn Solowey, Eleanor Bross.Billy Pappelbaum will recite a poem entitled \u2018Dress Up\u201d, while Albert Hollander will recite \u201cSong of the Purim Spielers\u201d.The Migh School Department will present a play with music by Class X entitled \u201cThe Bigger They Are\u201d.Cast: Esther, Stephanie Stern; Mordecai, Judith Rosenzweig; Haman, Lionel Spector; Ahasuerus, Richmond Lisser; others participating \u2014 Stephen Roth, Brian Wolfe, Julian Mel- zack, Sara-Lee Levitan and Mimi Cooper.Production Squad\u2014Doris Goodman, Lois Horn, Elaine Pa- perman.The School Purim Masquerade and Carnival will be held on Sunday afternoon, March 9, at 2.45 in the Temple Community House when all departments will participate./ School For Adults Closing Monday evening, Purim, March 10, at 8.15 o'clock.Committee in charge, Miles Wisenthal, Mrs Louis Goodman, Mr, Nathan Izen- ber(, Mrs.Abe Izenberg, Mr.Joseph Bambiger, Mr.Ivor Kurs- batt.Temple Sisterhood Executive Board Luncheon Meeting, Tuesday, March 4, 12.30 o'clock, Temple Community House.Mrs.George Hollinger will preside.Sisterhood Purim Party, Tuesday evening, March 11th, 8.30 \"House.Dramatic Performances by - Tore rr re a.\u2018 : 3 i o'clock, Temple Community + Temple Players under the direce tion ef Mr.Reuben Rubalsky also play with music by Temple High School Group.Committee in charge: Mrs.Helen Goldstein, Mrs.Lee Gertsman, Mrs, George Hollinger, Mrs.W.N.Carin.Sisterhood Gifte Shoppe \u2014 Ceremonial objects of all descriptions as well as book of general and Jewish religious ihterest may be purchased through the Gifte Shoppe.Chairman, Mrs.Jack Freedman, Mrs.W.N.Carin, Ce Purchase Uniongrams and Thank You Notes and send these to your friends on all occasions, Chairman, Mrs.Max Goldberg, AT.7340.All day sewing is carried on by Temple Sisterhood for new settlers in Israel.Mrs.Joseph Cooper, Chairman.Co-operating with .Mrs.Cooper are: Mrs.Emil Regal, Mrs.Jacob Weiner, Mrs.Hugh Rubinovich, Mrs.Alfred Bieber, Mrs.Jerome Lewinson, Mrs.Abbey Sankoff.Hostesses Friday evening at Oneg Shabbat, February 15th \u2014 Mrs.Max einthal, Chairman, Mesdames William Morris, Sydney Macklin, Samuel Garfield, John Lenoir, Paul Levee, Louis Port- ner, Leon Rosenbaum, Harold Rit- tenberg, M.H.Rosnick.Hostesses Friday evening at Oneg Shabbat, February 22nd \u2014 Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern, Chairman, Mrs.Leonard Blank, Co- Chairman.Mesdames Joseph Bam- biger, John Loebel, Joseph Pardo, Paul Levee, Robert Gordon, William Hoffman, David Jassby, Da- gobert Lisser, Louis Goodman, Ivor Kursbatt, Charles Bordo, Asher Gerstenfeld, Rowman Jo-, seph.Mrs.Hershell Lewis, represent ing Sisterhood Inter-Faith Committee, participated in a pageant \u201cCanada\u2019s Progress Through The Years\u201d at Erskine - American- Church.Wednesday Evening, February .20, the 25th annual fellowship dinner of Temple Brotherhood was held under the chairmanship of Mr.Joseph Cooper, president.The invocation was pronounced by Mr.Nathan Bing and the guest speaker was Group Captain K.R, Patrick, OBE, who delivered a masterful address on \u2018The Defence of Canada\u201d.Among Head Table Guests were: Chief Byford, City of Westmount, Police Department; Dr.Adelard Groulx, Department of Health, City of Montreal; Councillor J.-Linford, City of Lachine; Mayor Edward I Wilson, City of Verdun; Mayor 2 J.8 .Cameron, City of West- mount;; Air Vice Marshall Frank S.McGill; General A.E.Walford, who offered the toast to the Queen; Air Vice Marshall Adelard Raymond; Commodor Paul Earl, OBE, (RCN); Colonel Henri E.Vautelet, representing the Mayor of Montreal; E.T.Asselin, Councillor, City of Montreal; Chief W.Cobb, City of Westmount Fire Department; Group Captain Scott (Air Force); Captain M.R.Campbell, RNR; Major Carswell (Salvation Army; and Mr.George Fisher (Salvation Army).Mr.Maxwell Hochmitz and Mr.Her- shell Lewis, Vice-President of Temple Brotherhoods, were in charge of arrangements.The musical program was presented by Madame Olga Lieber.Dr.Harry J.Stern expressed thanks to the guest speaker.a an a 2 Me A 2 Woe A A di iy a Pulpit Honours Last Sabbath ; Allan Silverstein, Paul Silver- à stein, Max Greenstein, Colin Spie- ; gel.Temple Teensters Country-Style Supper Dance .1 Saturday evening, March 1, : # Temple Lecture Hall.Sponsored by Temple Sisterhood Committee \u2014 Mrs.Joseph Cooper and Mrs.Irvin Gertsman.Gala Purim Masquerade Ball Sponsored by Constituent Societies of Temple Saturday evening, March 8, Temple Community House.Committee \u2014 Maxwell Ë Hochmitz, Mrs.George Hollinger, CAB Maurice Schwartz, Alex Carsley.2 Cty oD \u2014 a Le 5 a - 200 em Ws 70 MR 0 i \u2018 4 \u20ac ! Hardwood Floors.|| ° REPAIRED © REFINISHED © SUPPLIED LAID © FINISHED © CLEANED A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET WE.2323 Free: Estimates .WESTMOUNT _ VoL.XXII, No.9 EN de ur errant VA EE LENS Ts xamminer \u2019 \"50 YEARS IN WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN'S WE.4046 ; WESTMOUNT\u201d Reliable + 4 Certified Watchmakers JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1952 : Recreation And Education Practice Of Unity Club The Unity Boy's Club was established \u2018bécause of a demonstrated reed for recreational and informal educational facilities in Lower KE Westmount and Upper St.Henri.jt Planned to service boys and girls & 7 to 18 years, with the top age evel realized by 1955, Unity Boys\u2019 %Club programmed in 1951 for boys and girls 7 to 15 years.In December of last year 216 girls and 283 boys, totalling 509 ; members enjoyed diversified pro- t grams in keeping with sound boys\u2019 club practices.The average daily # aftendance was 142 members, excluding the summer program.The aim at Unity was to program for as many as the recreational and informal educational needs of the young people as possible.+ Using recreation as a tool to be à Used toward helping Mary or John become better Canadians, Bhe major role of the Boys\u2019 Club \u201cwas expressed.It was a guidance 4 program toward positive citizen- \u201cship.& John or Mary depend on the {sound formal education of the \u2018school for much needed direction gand influence to finding a satis- i factory place in society.3 Unity Boys\u2019 Club, most\u2019 for tu nate in its location, enrolled in 1951, 245 boys and girls age 7-10 3 years and 161 boys and girls 11- § 15 years, from the district.+ A non-sectarian organization, +21 schools were represented which : Zincluded 287 Protestants, 220 # Roman Catholics and 2 Jewish ,.members.3 Unity, not a slogan but a fact, | \u201chad 16 national\u2019 backgrounds i = represented.In planning the program three | BIG SAVINGS LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ! Have your Suits and Coats hand-tailored NOW at prices no higher than ready- to-wear.We have just received a large assortmént of imported English Woollens.Come in and be convinced, ALTERATIONS AND REMODELLING OF ALL KINDS .° Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) Pick-Up and Delivery WE.5908 Parking Lot for Our Patrons OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS CLOSED SATURDAYS Ta main thoughts were uppermost in \u2018the minds of the staff.1.The activities presenfed had to be a result of a need or desire on the part of the members.2, The activities had to be constructive.\u201c 8.The program had to allow as much individual participation as possible.Special events for parents were programmed and it is felt that this area may be enlarged in the New Year.The hours of operation were scheduled so that members 7 to 10 years enjoyed their program from 3 to 5.30 p.m, while the older members program was from 7 to 10 n.m.At no time of the day could one see the building overflowing with boys *and girls, but it is believed that the procedure whereby one crawls before walking will stand the test of time.It was believed that more citizen groups should use the building, so long as the activity did not prevent the main fune- tion\u2014boys and girls.The Educational Department program had a strong appeal to members.It provided them with a unique opportunity for discovering natural interest, the development of hand skills provided creative experiences and inculcated the value of good workmanship as well as satisfaction from work well done.26 classes were sponsored daring the year with 235 members enrolled and there was 50% attendance per class over the season.Woodwork, Electricity, Piano Lessons, Cooking, Shell- Craft, Sewing, Painting, Music Club, First Aid, Tap Dancing, Ballet, Leathercraft played an important part in this area of activity.In 1951, 38 clubs or classes functioned with various degrees of efficiency.The club had the support of 63 volunteers, parents from this \u2018area and interested citizens from most parts of the city.With the active help of 20 more volunteers the task would have been more successful.If a program worthy of the name Boys\u2019 Club is to be operated, the necessary volunteers must be recruited in the new program season next September.In stating the number of 63 in dealing with volunteers, it must be understood that this included many who did routine jobs such as door checking, attending the Snack Bar, etc.Many people were not suitable for active work with the young members, the philosophy of something being good because it was large in size or number was 223 boys and girls enjoyed the (Continued on page 4) Your Champlain Oil Dealer CORNER GROSVENOR and SHERBROOKE WEST Greasing, Washing, Simonizing and minor Mechanical Repairs.Also snow ploughing of driveways, etc.Don't forget, when you're stuck \"Don't groan, Just phone\u201d FI.0573 At your service from 7 a.m.to 10 p.m, daily, except Sunday YES SIR! IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE BUT [tg True FREE FREE Greasing Washing Road Service TO ALL OUR REGULAR CUSTOMERS Call in and ask the attendant for more details regarding this offer | Grosvenor Service Station FREE Canadian Legion Plan Scrap Drive The Canadian Leglon has been given the right to collect the 1851 license plates to be turned in for scrap.The Westmount No.39 Branch, .B.E.S.L.has established seventeen collection posts in their area and would be greatly obliged if motorists would co-operate by depositing their old license plates at those places.Yellow placards mark the location of the collection boxes at the seven garages and ten service stations.As the plates are made from aluminum, a defence metal, the public is asked to help the Defence Effort.Collecting depots in Westmount for 1951 license plates for the Canadian Legion are as follows:- Service Stations:- B.A, Vie- toria and Western, EL.0004; Buggie, Wm.(Shell) 5275 Sherbrooke EL.1843; Canadian Oil Co.Green and Western, WE.0196; Champlain Oil Co., 4084 St.Catherine W., WI.4334; Champlain Oil Co., 4817 Sherbrooke W., FI.0573; Dunlop Bill, 4780 Sherbrooke W., FI.0174; Imperial Oil Co.(Pascoe), 5005 Western, EL.0184; Phillipson E., 4814 Cote St.Lue, WA.3266; Shell Oil Co., St.Catherine and Closse, WE.0684; Shell Oil Co., Western and Victoria, EL.0077.\u2019 Garages:- Austin Sales and Service, 949 Atwater, WI.4176; Bessette Garage, 4271 St.Antoine, WE.4342; British and Continental, 4230 St.Catherine W.WI.4019; Girard Automobile, 372 Victoria, WA.2761; General Auto Equipment, 4010 St.Catherine W., FI.4611: H, B.Motors, 221 Victoria, FI.9611; Westmount Garage, 244 Victoria, EL.1511.Houde To Preside At Rally Tuesday Mayor Camillien Houde will preside Tuesday, March 4, at a Rally of Red Cress canvassers in the new Palais du Commerce (The Show Mart), at the corner of de \u201cMontigny and Berri Streets.The rally, opening event of the 1952 Red Cross Campaign in Montreal, will feature speeches by Red Cross and municipal officials and a program of entertainment by stage and radio artists.Doors of The Show Mart open at 7 p.m.Mayor Houde met yesterday with Red Cross Campaign co- chairmen Peter Kilburn, Jacques Forget and Gerald Bronfman to discuss details of the rally.\u201cI cannot praise too highly the importance of the work of the Red Cross,\u201d the Mayor said.\u201cIts devotion to the interests of mercy and human welfare is constantly being demonstrated.\u201d The relief supplied to victims of recent floods at Riviere des Prairies, he said, was another instance of the Society's prompt response to emergency.A cordial invitation to attend the March 4 rally was extended to all Red Cross workers, their families and friends of the Society.The urgent need for more canvassers was stressed earlier this week hy Campaign general chairman Peter Kilburn in announcing the 1952 Montreal objective of $750,000 which is 25% higher than the amount raised here last year.Persons wishing to volunteer as canvassers should telephone UNi- \u2018versity 6-9581 or visit Red Cross \u2018Campaign headgnarters at Room 141, Sun Life Building.\" Kings School PAGE THREE Stage Gala Carnival For 300 Kids The Third Annual Ice Carnival sponsored by Kings Home and School Association was held on Friday, February 22nd at West- mount Park Hockey Rink.Approximately 300 children and parents attended the event which featured a grand march, costume parade, races for all grades and parents and broomball game.More than a hundred children in costume took part in the grand march, then balloons and noise makers were distributed.A pleasing feature was the large turn out of parents.The Carnival Chairman was E.J.Anderson.Rocky Rothwell, of the City of Westmount Recreation Department, acted as director and announcer.Able assistance was given by Mr.and Mrs.Maclaurin, Mr.and Mrs.S.B.Fraser, Mr.and Mrs.T.Gilmour, Mrs.H.Finlayson, Mr.and Mrs.Caplan, Mrs.Darby, Mr.G.Wardrope, Mr.C.M, Barlow, Mr.Leadbetter, Mr.T.Kennedy, Mr.Brace, and Mr.Reynolds.Prize Winners Kindergarten: Boys with skates: Lyn Brighton.Boys without skates: 1st, Gordon Kyle, 2nd, David MacRae, 3rd, Alex Shute.Girls with skates:: 1st, Sylvia Clarke, 2nd, Carol Lono, 3rd, Mary Copland.Girls without skates: ist, Barbara Caplan, 2nd, Heather Wardrope, 3rd, Shirley Baker.Grade I: Boys with skates: 1st, Ray Madden, 2nd, Nick Rahr, 3rd, Reg.Madden.Boys without skates: 1st, Gordon Robinson, 2nd, Ron Miller, 3rd, Tom Roobroeck, Tom Crawford.Girls with skatés: 1st, Susan Moody, 2nd, Liane Darby, 3rd, Heather Kay.Girls without skates: 1st, Cheryl LeGallee, 2nd, Joan Cousens, 3rd, Helena Block.Grade II: Boys with skates: 1st, John Rufiange, 2nd, Doug.Lead- better, 3rd, Michael Parsley.Boys without skates: ist, Michael Warner, nd, Barry Stevens, 3rd, Brian Stevens.Girls with skates: 1st, Donna Midler, 2nd, Ann Cousens.Par®nts: Mothers without skates: 1st, Mrs.Kay, 2nd, Mrs.Adair, Fathers without skates: 1st.Mr.Brace, 2nd, Mr.Hunter.Mothers with skates: 1st, Mrs.Buck- master, 2nd, Mrs.Poggi, 3rd, Mrs.Finlayson.Fathers with skates: 1st, Mr.Caplan, 2nd, Mr.Adair.Grade III: Boys: 1st, Dwight Keizer, 2nd, Donald Evoy, 3rd, Dennis Robertson.Girls: 1st, Marion Allen, 2nd, Paulene Duley, 3rd, Eleanor Robson.Grade IV: Boys: 1st, Basil Stevens, 2nd, Henry Cotton, 3rd, Jeff Brace.Girls: 1st, Marjorie Smith, 2nd, Carol LeGallee, 3rd, Lois Clarke.Grade V: Boys: 1st, Barry Reynolds, 2nd, Phil.Foster, 3rd, Kevin (Continued on page 4) 1204 Crescent Street e ELECTRICITY RADIO e TELEVISION ENROLL NOW FOR NEW CLASSES MARCH 17th DAY OR EVENING Office Hours: Daily 9 to 5 \u2014 Evenings 7 to 9 CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY BUILDING | sauna use nano 1 DOC a 012000 NE \"etats runs cs 0 0000000201 SE 0 01000 Telephone UN.6-0959 | DUSTRY = Enter £3 a @2 RYAN PAINT (MONTREAL) LTD.1311 GREENE AVENUE (Just above Western Avenue) Keeps kitchens, bathrooms, - fy refrigerators A wy sparkling white.pag Easy to apply, clcans like a china plate.Long-lasting, won't absorb grease.FREE DELIVERY \u2014 GL.1496 = Dee \"ad \u2014 2 au M «cie PAGEFOUR - = Kings\u2019 ings .(Continued ffom Page 8) § \u2014\u2014\u2014 Boyd.Girl#® 1st, Pamela Ellis, 2nd, Judy Sparks, 3rd, Marg.Salvador.Grade WI: Boys: 1st, Bruce Hutchison, 2nd, George Christy, 3rd, Tom Nicholson, W.Franklin, Girls: 1st, Judy Bernard, 2nd, Andrea Barlow, 3rd, Sherrill Kyle.Fancy Costume Winners Kindergarten: Jonathan Wilde, Mary Copland.Best Costume: Barbara MacRae, Beverley Mac- Rae.Funniest: Eddie Ertl, Criss.Robb.Most Original: Peter Mac- Laurin, Julie Ertl.Special Prizes: Pamela Ellis, William Cochrane, Michael Burnham, Dorothy Graul.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1952 - The First Weeks Of 1952 Busiest Time For Library The first weeks of 1952 were, in the Westmount Library, a busy period, with quiet times coming only on days of extreme cold or heavy snow.The Saturday crowds were, and are, particularly large.It seems probable that the continued spread of the five-day week elsewhere ga RER AE EEE EE o< 20 the Muskrat Back Coat Made to order for the Eirst-Prize Winner in the A&P \"Appreciation Festival,\u201d which starts today.Be sure and see your local A&P store today! >oc >»o\u2014\u2014>o< >O< pete 0 yrriers inc.5526 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST, N.D.G.CALL \u2014 WA.8158-9 C0 20 D Tecmo oC 6 PDoDo\u2014>0C\u2014D0C \u2018 + ns © pJo lam pr TTS GENE ES oc Doc \"oc CEL AE SEE EE men ; { a Ca .x ] PAGE TWELVE THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1952 > Rose Murphy At Take Part In Production .Seville Theatre The \u201cChee - Chee\u201d girl, Rose rm pei CARTE Hh Os © erm Virginia Mayo and Gene Nelson dance the Mambo in a big production sequence from \u201cPainting the Clouds with Sunshine,\u201d the new Warner Bros.\u2019 Theatre, this Sunday.Technicolor musical at the Westmount 2?{7 Direct From Hollywood sy ack HirsHsero Vancouver Character Star Reduced By 110 Pounds HOLLYWOOD, February 28 \u2014 Those much-bally- hooed plans of Wonder Boys Jerry Wald and Notr- man Krasna to make 60 films in five years for RKO appear to have been little more than hag wash.With only four movies completed, and tive on their current slate, the team will break up next year and .Vancouver's character star, Raymond Burr.dropped 110 pounds and is now a svelte 180 .Nothing like versatility.Actor Robert Keith owns pieces of \u201cSouth Pacific\u201d and and has now sold three original stories to Samuel Goldwyn.Hey go their separate ways .\u201cMr.Roberts\u201d once played stock in Montreal.After looking at several sexy French pictures, one wit remarks that \u201cMovies are bedder than ever\u201d .Incidentally, there's a move to force as strict censorship oi imported films as is currently applied to domestic product.\u201cIf it's French they call it art.If it's American they call it filth,\u201d a top producer told me .The stage musical, \u201cSouth Pacific,\u201d has rol- For the first time in Montreal à THE MINUTE OPERA PROUDLY PRESENTS THE THRILLING BROADWAY MUSICAL DRAMA \u201cThe Medium\u2019 by GIAN-CARLO MENOTTI Preceded by a curtain raiser \u201cTHE TELEPHONE\u2019 an opera-buffa in one act (Both sung in English) WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST conducted by JEAN BEAUDET Production staged by NOEL GAUVIN and supervised by BILL BUTLER, personal assistant to Mr.Menotti in New York.Settings and costumes by GRAHAM BARDELL GESU THEATRE 1200 Bleury St.Feb.28-29, Mar.1-2 at 8:45 SEATS NOW SELLING AT BOX-OFFICE Prices: $2.50, 2.00, 1.50 1.00 tax ine.RESERVE NOW BY PHONE LA.4453 ANA PINTO LT RI MEIKE YATES ST ry er tary Policemen,\u201d Murphy heads the new stage show at the Seville Theatre commencing Thursday.A piano star in her own right, she is identified with the song \u201cI Can't Give You Anything But Love Baby\u201d, and her famed style came into being when she was playing in a movie sequence she forgot some words of the lyrics and replaced them in her tiny, perfect voice with the \u201cchee- chee\u201d which became her very popular trade mark.Her boundless energy, her recent hits of \u201cButton Up Your Overcoat\u201d and \u201cI Want To Be Loved By You\u201d \u2018has placed Rose Murphy on top of tne popular listing in the trade paper \u2018\u2018bible\u201d, the Billboard Magazine.From the U.S.Army Medical Corps in two years into prominence in the stage world is the rapid record of Ray Barber.The \u201csinging barber\u201d is a wonderful guy, with an easy going manner, a dramatic stage presence and an excellent voice.His first job after the service was a hotel elevator operator, and he is a member of that union.Cy Reeves is the comedian who adds the light hearted aspects to the show, while \"Adriana and Charley have a special novelty act which adds to the fast pace of the new show.Nita and Peppi are an amazing pair of acrobats, while \u201cModern Marriage\u201d is the movie presented this week on the Seville screen.Sevilles most popular MC George Bishop assumes the duties of master of ceremonies for the Rose Murphy show.led up a net profit of over $2,500,- 000 with an extensive road tour and eventual sale to movies still in the future .Studio employ- nient is 40 per cent higher than last year, due In part to lensing of films for television release.- * ¥ * Gary Cooper will make two movies in London based ou Ernest Hemmingway yarns.e He'll co-produce the epics .What make a hit show?Atter 39 weeks on Broadway and a subsequent engagement in Montreal, \u201cThe Rose Tatoo\u201d showed a net loss of several thousand dollars, despite winning the New York Critics Circle Award .Since its recent divestiture by the United States Supreme Court, Paramount has sold all its theatres except the Famous Players chain in Canada.Next companies forced to divorce production of films from exhibition will be Warner Brothers.and MGM.Divorcement means companies making motion pictures cannot also control the theatres where they are shown.This would constitute a monopoly in the eyes of the U.S.Government.Sign in the window of a Hollywood women\u2019s wear shop: \u201cThese Dresses Sold For a Ridiculous Figure\u201d , ., Ill health squeezed Alan Young out of his co-starring spot with Bob Hope in \u201cThe Mili- but the CBC's gift to Hollywood will be seen this year in at least two epics, \u201cAaron Slick From Punkin Crick\u201d and \u201cAndrocles and the Lion.\u201d His next will be a musical, \u201cSix and Seven Eighths Park Avenue\u201d , , , Before \u201cQuo Vadis\u201d can show a penny profit it must return $14,000,000 to MGM in production and distribution costs.This means it must take in over $20,000,000 at the boxoffice just to break even.The studio expects this will take eight years.I think it will take forever, for \u201cQuo Vadis\u201d is not a good movie, although it is certainly ar amazing spectacle.#* ¥ ¥ The trend is toward *\u2018gimmick\u201d movies with science fiction displacing the western as hasic staple of the celluloid industry.Science films like \u201cWhen Worlds Collide\u201d have an international appeal and make as much money on the foreign market as in America and - Sylvia Laroche, young Montreal soprano, and Jean Beaudet, well- known conductor, are taking part in the Minute Opera production of Gian-Carlo Menotti\u2019s operas \u201cThe Medium\u201d and \u201cThe -Tele- phone,\u201d now playing at the Gesu Theatre, 1200 Bleury Street.Performances are given on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings (Feb.29 and Mar.1 and 2) at 8.45 p.m.The production of the two Broadway successes are staged by Noel Gauvin and personally supervised by Bill Bufler, assistant to Mr.Menotti jn New York.Canada .Grandon Rhodes, who has a top spot in 20th Century- Fox's \u201cTake Care of My Little Girl,\u201d is a graduate of.the old Orpheum Theatre stock company in Montreal .'.Despite all ru- miours to the contrary, Mary Pickford is still going to star for Stanley Kramer in \u201cThe Library.\u201d The film goes into production late this year.Add new ways to earn a living: Television actres§ Judy Lawton opened a school where aspiring political candidates may learn how te put their best foot forward on the video megacycles ., Steak is 14 cents a pound and fine servants $14 a month in Kenya, South Africa .Just thought you might want to know .Elizabeth Taylor's MGM salary is only $1- ,500 a week, peanuts compared to many stars stipends.She wants $5,000 every Friday or she won't renew when the contract expires late this year .Ex kid-star Frank Darro is a bartender now .Ezio Pinza will reportedly receive $125,000 for ten weeks\u2019 toil or \u201cTonight We Sing\u201d at 20th Century-Fox.Salaries like this make it almost impossible for anything except a smash hit movie to show a profit these days.HONORARY GOBS Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis were appointed \u2018Honorary Submariners\u201d by the officers and crew of the U.S.S.Bashaw, Navy submarine used by the comedy team for their latest Hal Wallis production for Paramount release, \u201cSailor Beware\u201d.WRITING MEMORIES Ethel Barrymore currently costarring with Bing Crosby and Jane Wyman in Paramount's \u201cFa= mous\u201d, is devoting all of her spare time to her memoirs which she began writing a few months ago, The veteran actress hopes to complete her story early next year.SHIP BUILDER Lyle Bettger, who portrays the villainous elephant trainer in' Cecil B.DeMille's \u201cThe Greatest Show On Earth\u201d, spends much of his spare time making model ships.CHEESECAKE QUEEN Although she has just completed a role in a Navy picture \u2014 the Hal Wallis Production \u201cSailor Beware\u201d \u2014 Franca Faldini has been chosen by the Army newspaper Stars and Stripes as \u201cMiss Cheesecake of 1951\u201d.Epes) pese NO Resi Seg \u201cAt The Monkland Saturday Until Tuesday Cary Grant, as the outspoken Dr.Praelorius in \u201cPeople Will Talk,\u201d the adult Twentieth Century-Fox comedy, starting Saturday till Tuesday at the Monkland Theatre, takes time off from his busy practice to offer refreshment to lovely medical student Jeanne Crain.The pair head the Darryl F.Zanuck-Joseph L.Mankiewicz production, the first together since the Academy Awards winner, \u201cAll About Eve.\u201d Finlay Currie, Hume Cronyn, Walter Slezak, Sidney Blackmer, Basil Rnysdael and Katherine Locke are seen in support.u Added Attraction: \u201cTeresa,\u201d stirring M-G-M dratna.Young Ericson is the sensational new acting discovery found by Director Fred Zinnemann, who achieved outstanding success with Montgomery Clift in \u201cThe Search\u201d and with Marlon Brando in \u201cThe Men.\u201d \u201c People Will Talk\u201d And \u201cTeresa\u201d The same combination of Darryl F.Zanuck, producer, and Joseph L.Mankiewicz, director, who poked fun at actresses and Broadway in \u201cAll About Eve,\u201d have taken on some more facets of American life for good-natured joshing in \u201cPeople Will Talk,\u201d the new Twentieth Century-Fox comedy coming to the Monkland Theatre on Saturday till Tuesday.Cary Grant and Jeanne Crain are the chief protagonists in this unusual film, which has been characterized as a social comedy, and they are supported by astellar cast including Walter Slezak, Hume Cronyn, Sidney Blackmer, Basil Ruysdael and that Scotsman, Fin- lay Currie, who played John Brown, Queen Victoria's gilly, in \u201cThe Mudlark.\u201d \u201cAs with all social comedies, the facade is humor but the foundation rests firmly on serious thought Zanuck \u201cPeople will laugh with the actors and at Mankiewicz's well-turned lines, but they will also have plenty to think about.While the story has serious depth, Mankie- wicz's screen play \u2014 as he did in \u2018All About Eve\u2019 \u2014 burst a bubble here and there, laughs at a foible, or engages in some amusing spoofing at the pretensions that society of every age likes to set up.\u2019 \u201cPeople Will Talk,\u201d which was taken from a play by Curt Goetz, \u2018is a serious and melodramatic study of a physician who believed \u2014and was attacked for such belief: \u2014 that medicine should concern itself with more than the physical side of the human body.Mankiewicz kept the basic idea of Goetz's play but gave it a hu- merous treatment which did much to give the motion picture warmth, \u2018reality and appeal.Cary Grant was selected as the doctor because both Zanuck and Mankiewicz felt that he could bring to the character a certain dignity and at the same time, the kind of deft com- \u20acdy that he has perfected in many of his previous pictures.Director Mankiewicz was given free rein by Zanuck in his choice of story for a picture to follow \u201cAll About Eve\u201d and he chose \u201cPeople Will Talk\u201d because he felt that it offered the best opportu- rity for an off-the-beaten-path type of film.And perhaps he was influenced toward doing a story about a doctor by his pre-med school days at Columbia University.explained,\" At The Monkland Theatre Sat.If there is anytulng in the old adage about a winning combination, then \u2018People Will Talk\u201d will certainly be in the groove.Zanuck and Mankiewicz rounded up the same staff for this comedy as filmed \u201cAll About Eve,\u201d including Charles LeMaire, winner of an Oscar for his costumes in.\u201cEve\u201d, Milton Krasner, the cinematographer, Barbara McLean, the film editor, and Lyle Wheeler and George W.Davis, the art directors.This all-Oscar team had a field day with \u201cPeople Will Talk.\u201d Added Attrction Fred Zinnemann, who gave the screen two of its most unusual motion pictures in \u201cThe Search\u201d and \u201cThe Men,\u201d now brings his latest directorial achievement to discriminating film audiences.With M-G-M\u2019s \u201cTeresa,\u201d Zinnemann once again proves himself to be a master at the art of telling a story in celluloid terms with compassion, emotional power and telling visual treatment.Here is a director who does not depend on well-known stars to put over the challenging portrayals of his narrative.Just as he brought Montgomery Clift into the limelight in \u201cThe\u2019Search,\u2019 so he now introduces two arresting new personalities as his principals \u2018n \u201cTeresa.\u201d His hero is young John Ericson, who has never been on the screen before.The \u201cTeresa\u201d of his picture is beautiful, eighteen- year-old Pier Angeli, whose only rrevious appearance before the cameras was in an as yet unreleased foreign film.They are two personalities whom you will not soon forget.Ericson plays Philip, the raw combat infantry recruit who undergoes his baptism of fire\u2018in the Italian campaign.Miss Angeli is Teresa, the young Italian war bride who follows him to New York.And \u201cTeresa\u201d tells the story of the conflicts in their adjustment to life in the face of poverty, uncertainty and the young hus- bnd\u2019s fanatically over-possessive mother.The first scenes show Philip frighten and degraded at having to ask for unemployment compensation, not knowing which way to jurn, then seeking the\u201d aid of a Veterans Administration psychiatrist.As he unfolds his problem, the scene flashes back to the ridge-top town of Livergnano, where the soldier Philip meets and falls in love with the lovely Teresa.me THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1952 Technicolor Musical At Westmount Theatre Sunday With some of Las Vegas\u2019 most celebrated hotels, night spots and the famed Helldorado festival as background settings, Warner Bros, brings \u2018Painting the Clouds with Sunshine,\u201d its new big Technicolor musical, to the screen of the West- mount Theatre on Sunday.- .A top-flight cast headed by Dennis Morgan, Virginia Mayo and Gene Nelson leads the musical doingss In the film, they go to the picturesque Nevada town to perform in S.Z.Sakall\u2019s fashionable entertainment palace.It is there that Virginia, as a mercenary blonde looking for a millionaire, surprises herself by finding one she really loves.Interspersed with the comic situations engaged in by Sakall, Wallace Ford and Tom Conway, \u201cPainting the Clouds with Sunshine\u201d boasts new tunes and some of the most ambitious production numbers seen here in recent months, according to preview audiences.One such big number is \u201cThe Mambo Man\u201d which has dancer Nelson interpreting the Latin dance accompanied by a bevy of beautiful girls.Dennis Morgan and radio songstress Lucille Norman, who is making her \"Warner debut, team to sing solo and duet such songs as \u201cWhen Irish Eyes Are Smiling,\u201d \u201cOne Alone,\u201d \u201cJalousie,\u201d \u201cWith a Song in My Heart,\u201d \u201cWe're in the Money\u201d and the title tune.David Butler, who has directed some of the most popular recent musicals including \u201cLook for the Silver Lining,\u2019 and \u201cLullaby of Broadway,\u201d directed the new film.Also on the Same Program The howling saga of a cat who inherits $30,000,000 \u2014 and a major league ball team \u2014 when Paramount\u2019s \u201cRhubarb\u201d begins what should prove a long and merry run.Based on the national 'bestseller by famed humorist H.Allen Smith, the film stars Ray Milland and sultry Jan Sterling in this celluloid edition of a yarn that had millions of readers checking their ribs for breaks.The Rhubarb of Who Merits Statue Noted Pinocchio?Forgotten Author The children of the world may soon be asked to \u2018give a penny for Pinocchio.\u201d But before that can happen a committee of adults will have to settle a 25-year-old argument over that they want to do with the money once they get it.What they can't decide is whether to erect a statue of the puppet, known to youngsters the world over, or one to the forgotten man who thought him up.Lorenzini, creator of Pinocchio, was brought up in the village of Collodi in the Tuscan Valdinievole near here, and even wrote under the pen name Carlo Collodi.The peoplé of the village long ago decided there ought to be a monument in the main square to honor Lorenzini, who made the village and himself famous before he passed on in 1890.Name Almost Forgotten But today the name of Loren- zini is almost forgotten and that of Collodi is little known outside of Italy.Pinocchio, on the other hand, has become & 4pousehold word from New Zealand to Norway.It is just that which is causing disagreement over the statue to be built with contributions from children after a worldwise appeal.Literary and historical purists would like to raise a monument to the man\u2014Lorenzini or Carlo Collodi.Other villagers with an eye for the tourist trade would like a statue of Pinocchio.\u201cIf no one remembers the name of Lorenzini, then they ought to be reminded of it,\u201d say the purists.\u201cWho ever heard of a statue of a puppet 2\u201d \u201cIf Pinocchio stands on the monumnt, everyone will stop to look at it,\u201d say their opponents.\u201cWho can deny that Pinocchio is more famous than his creator?\u201d the title is a rough, tough alley citizen whose spunk earns him the affection of a millionaire baseball magnate, Before the club owner dies, he Wills the fiery feline his entire fortune, appoints press agent Ray Milland his guardian, How the cat hampers Ray's ro- PAGE THIRTEEN mance with Miss Sterling, changes a third-rate ball club to a pennant winner, and serves as the central figure in the wildest World Series ever staged is hilariously explained in a fresh, breezy comedy seasoned with scores of incredibly funny situations.x x x pe Starts SUNDAY URE SO TI Tae A 3 STARRING DENNIS \u201cMORGAN TÜCILLE NORMAN - S.Z.SAKALL mn THe RM NS HAN GINSÈNE MAYO ON THE SAME PROGRAM Fest STORY To Come Our OF HouYwoop QHUBARE GENE LoëkHaRT.RHUBARB \u2014\u2014TODAY and SATURDAY! JAMES CAGNEY and Phyllis Thax- ter in \"Come Fill The Cup\u201d.Also \"LOVE NEST\", with June N _/ FOR ONE 2, WEEK COLOR BY NELSON A \u201c onecten Or DAVID BUTLER THE MILLIONAIRE TOMCAT - LAND VANSTERLING- Haver and William Lundigan.DarryL F.Zanuck Josepn L.Mankiewicz the \"All About Eve\u201d Academy Award -winning team.now bring you It's all about maids, mo THE PICTURE THAT TAKES A NEW LOOK AT LIFE! men, rals and more ! ADDED ATTRACTION This is the story of a girl who was young.but not too young for love .and of the boy she married.M-G-M's (THE STORY OF À BRIDE) PIER ANGEL} - JOHN ERICSON De PATRICIA COLLINGE - RICHARD BISHOP 3 EN PEGGY ANN GARNER « RALPH MEEKER Eg wd BILL MAULDIN ' TODAY \"NO JAMES STEWART HIGHWAY IN THE SKY\" ALSO: BURT LANCASTER as \"JIM THORPE All-American\u201d ) Rade ben + STREETER TE TE a TY 3 5 PH TA AORTIC AP HER Cen ma AGE FOURTEEN | Losito Andy\u2019s Big Train i As St.Leo\u2019s Take Loyola St.Leo's seniors defeated Loyola seniors 5 to 2, in an exhibition hockey game pleyed at Lachine Arena, last Saturday.Both teams were minus a few regulars but ~ this did not affect the game, as the play was lightning fast with the Academy boys having a Slight edge in play.Defenceman Ray Losito was by far and wide the outstanding player on the ice, showing a terrific Adult Classes For: @ Non-swimmers MEN AND WOMEN LEARN TO SWIM © Beginners © Advanced © Life Saving Enrol NOW \u2014 Individual Instruction For further particulars, call WESTMOUNT Y.M.CA.- 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.CL.3916 - .ñ Q.3 CP PAY pI AMHERSTBURG sw COM quote: \u201cEo Here's what Mr.E.M.Curley of 4983 Adam St, Montreal, has to say about the NEW Black Horse Ale.And you'll talk the same way when you taste this wonderful NEW BLACK HORSE ALE! the most e ONTARIO J « Xacting taste n Tr SUTe to please THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1952 two way game and \u2018also finding time \u201cto notch two smart goals.Dave Orr, Mike Dodman and Grant Gill racked up the other three counters for the winning West- mounters, ' With the unpredictable Claude Sawyer's whereabouts unknown, -the Saints were forced to call on Kevin Dunnigan from the Bantam squad and the 13 year old rookie performed in fine fashion between the pipes.Last Tuesday afternoon at the Forum, D'Arcy McGee posted a 5 to 3 win over the Academy in a regular league fixture.The Clarke Ave, pucksters were in the game all the way but coach Andy Mc- Gillis was unable to get two forward lines working smoothly.The first line of Dave Orr, Tommy St.James and Mike Dodman matched anything the Double Blue had to offer but the other combinations that were dumped over the boards were unable at any time to stem the McGee attack.Ray Orr, Dick Cartwright and Peter Grant played strong games on defence with Losito again the spearhead of the Saints with formidable defence play and dangerous rushes.Tommy St.James was Lhe pick of the forwards.Tommy St.James, Ray Losito and Dick Cartwright were the marksmen for St.Leo's.Kevin Dunni- gan played a good game in goals, though it was apparent he will improve greatly with a little more experience, Sawyer Pulls Fade _ Claude Sawyer rates a good chance of making this year's senior High School All Star hockey team and nobody would argue with the choice, but Sawyer certainly would rate no orchids for taking a walk out on his team last week-end.In an all star Pee Wee game, Mr.Edward Connally's outfit nosed out Mr.René Lagarde\u2019s club, in a game that was decided with an overtime period, before coming out on top of a 2 to 1 score.Where's \u201cTim\u201d?No reports have come in yet on Mr.Tim Healy's annual outing on skates.It is possible that Mr.Healy might of slipped out some evening under the cover of darkness, but so far nobody has detected this whirlwind of the blades in action.A sudden death play-off game will take place this Saturday at Lachine Arena to decide St.Leo's Pee Wee Hockey Championship.The first place Maple Leafs will face the up and coming Rangers, in what should be a fitting climax to a wonderful season of competition for the small fry of the Academy.In the Pee Wee Semi-final, Maple Leafs edged out Black Hawks 5 to 4, in a two game total goal series.Rangers coasted to a 7 to 2 total score in their two game series with Canadians.Peter Grant, showing a lot of hustle on the seniors but running into bad luck on his scoring opportunities.: All senior men and Business Men are reminded of the change of program for the Tuesday and Thursday classes at 5:30.This class is now a calisthenic period with the gym \u201cavailable\u201d for games following the session.BASKETBALL Next Wednesday, March 5, will see the Westmount \u201cY\u201d Midgets in an exhibition game with Neighborhood House played on the \u201cY\u201d Gym at 7:00 p.m.GYMNASTIC CLUB The Senior Gymnastic Team was featured at Macdonald College last Saturday night as part of an received by a capacity crowd as Horizontal Bar, the Parallel Bars Plan \u201cC\u201d Slalom | At Mont Gabriel The Westmount Ski Club an- neunce that\u2019 their meeting was held at Westmount Y.M:C.A.on Wednesday, February 27, at 8 p.m.Movies on Hannes Schneider's \u201cSki Chase\u201d and Luggie Foeger's \u201cRhythm on Snow\u201d were shown Class C Slalom The zone Class \u201cC\u201d Slalom Championship is being sponsored by the Westmount Ski Club nxet Sunday, March 2nd.The race will start at 11 a.m.on Scott's Slip at Mont Gabriel.The following committee will be in charge: Starters: John F.Lewis, Emory St.Pierre and Wilson Becket; numbers: Mrs.Errol B.Clift and Mrs.John F.Lewis; Timers: E.D.Chrstmas and Ragnar Hooslef; Recorders: Mrs, F.D.Christmas and Mrs.J.8S.Houghton; Clerks of the Ccurse: Miss Lois Cochrane, Miss Elmyra Ross, Miss Heather Wil- llamson, Miss Pat Bennett, Andy Hamilton, Barry Dowling, Bob Cwens, John Sosnkowski, Dr.Errol B.Clift, Graeme Ross, Don Ross, Harry St.Pierre.Others who would like to assist are asked, to give their name to E, D, Christmas.Bus Tour A bus tour to St.Sauveur and Mont Gabriel will be held on Sunday, March 2nd.This tour will be under the management of: Andy Hamilton and will leave from Vic- tcria Hall at 8:30 a.m.Members end friends who wish to take this trip to see the Slalom Race at Mont Gabriel and to enjoy a day's outing should phone Andy Hamil- tun at MA.4551 or WI.8087.Westmount Stars Down Regents 5-2 The Westmount Avenue Stars took it easy over last weekend, downing the N.D.G.Regents 5-2 in an exhibitiog game while they wait for the semi*final series between Royal Pharmacy and St.Laurent to decide a winner.Jimmy McCarthy and Jimmy Cotter supplied most of the Stars\u2019 spark which found them behind a 1-0 score at the end of the first period.As the Stars wait for the semifinals to conclude, they watched one of the most exciting games being played as the St.Laurent Laurels, behind 5-0 with only half a period left in the game, score 4 goals in less than 6 minutes but fall one goal short of a tie.The Royal Pharmacy squad, which has caused plenty of trouble with the Stars in the last few games in which they have tangled, built a 5-0 lead before the St.Laurent team caught fire.The Stars coast through another exhibition game tomorrow as the St.Laurent Laurels and N.D.G.'s Royal Pharmacy squads battle in the second game of their best of three semi-finals.KEEL-HAULED Alan Ladd had his most harrowing screen experience in 10 years when he was \u201ckneel-hauled\u201d for a scene in Paramount's \u2018\u201cBo- tany Bay\u201d, which is directed by John Farrow.- Athletic evening.They were well they staged an exhibition on the ond springboard and box horse.Fencing Club .Within the past month the Fencing Club has more than doubled in numbers and as an added feature to the members, there is a professional instructor in attendance once a week.This ig in addition to Mr.Asselin who is the regular Coach.Boys Swim Meet .Only one member from Coach Gilbert Young's Championship team was able to make the trip to Verdun Y.M.C.A.last Friday right to compete in the third City Wide inter \u201cY\" Swim Meet.Much credit is due to Lloyd Kishino, who was the lone entry and came way with a grand-slam-win in taking three first places for 15 points.This dropped the team standing to second place, however, in the total point scoring race.The next meet is scheduled for N.D.G.\u201cY\u201d in March.Program Cancelled The regular program on the gymnasium this evening (Business Men\u2019s Handball and the Badminton Club) will be cancelled due tc the Hi-Y Dance.Square Dance Club The Executive of the Square Dance Club will meet next Tuesday night at 6:00 o\u2019clock for Dinner at the \u201cThe Stable.\u201d Any who cannot attend are asked to contact the Secretary before Tuesday noon.The regular Square Dance will be held as usual starting at 8:30 p.m.Model U.N.Assembly Both \u2018teams\u2019 from Westmount Y.M.C.A.are busy lining up their country's policy regarding the proposed resolutions which will be presented to the Assembly next Friday and Saturday, March 7 and 8 at Central Y.M.C.A.The Model U.N.Assembly is sponsored by the Metropolitan Young Adult Committee and all YM.CA's, church groups, clubs, universities, etc., are welcomed to represent a country for the two day *\u201cAs- ssmbly\u201d.The Effective Speaking Group from Westmount \u201cY\u2019 will be representing Poland and the Phalanx and Phiat Clubs will be teaming up to represent Iran (Instead of Nationalist China as previously reported).Gym classes for Junior Boys are held on Wednesday afternoon at 4:00 and Saturday morning at 9:00.Intermediate gym periods take place on Tuesday afternoon and Saturday morning at 10:00.Semi-gym classes are scheduled for Monday afternoon at 4:00 and Friday afternoon at 4:00.Swim Instruction A special swimming instruction ciass for beginners is held on Tuesday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock.Advanced swimming instruction takes place at 4:30.Hobby Show The Hobby Show committee will hold.its next meeting on Friday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock.All representatives are asked to be present.The Junior Hi-Y Club will hold ils regular meeting after the movies on Saturday afternoon.ATWATER PARKING For the convenience of the general .public and patrons of the Forum we offer our parking as foilows: During the week days from 8 a.m.to 6 p.m.\u2026 35e 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 Fl.4132 - Fl.0125 , Active Year f At the annual meeting of the Negro Community Centre which was held last evening, the retiring | President, Stuart Nelson, commenting on the progress made during the four years of steward- \u2018ship .a8 a member of the Intur- ¥raclal board stated \u201cwho would mot be proud to have been as- Bociated with such a body of good tizens whose horizons have al- = vays been High without being lofty dota greasing prosperity.\u201d He further - Pointed \u2018out that.with the chang- - ing of events, it had been found 2 jecessary to revise the Constitu- E on and By-laws to the benefit of # $ conperned.He compliniented k.e Executive Director, Mr.S.A, Ck iyke, on the excellent work he siwas doing in building up the Cen- ire from Nursery School to Adults.7 He also intimated that the egro Community Centre was not \u201ca place for only Negroes to con- ; jgregate, but all those wishing to > participate in helping to promote 1 à better understanding amongst \u2018planting the seeds of kindness to all colors, creeds .and races.By and thoughtfulness fpr others in Q ithe children that through this > mediund perhaps these children, as \u2019 they £row older, would not wit- ÿ Mness the chaotic times that we \"were witnessing but instead that of peace and serenity.The Executive Director, S.A.Clyke, B.S.W., in his report stressed the urgent need for new quarters to meet the increasing demands of an expanding program Stating that \u201cThe time was when BE Bann.The Annual Torah Fund Luncheon of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary will take place on Wednesday, March 12 at 12.30 p.m.in the Synagogue's Community Hall.A highlight of the programme will be the dramatization of an Eternal Light Radio Script entitled \u201cHow Uriel Got Into Heaven.\u201d A partial list of hostesses for this occasion includes: Mrs.M.Shuchat, Mrs.Ab Finestone, Mrs.J.Elkin, Mrs.I.Kert, Mrs.J.Cohen, Mrs.Moe Segal, Mrs.B.Aaron, Mrs.R.L.Bercovitch, Mrs.D.Blumer, Mrs.S.S.Cohen, Mrs.J.I.Kraminer, Mrs.N.Denbow, Mrs.M.J.Heillig, Mrs.B.Schwartz, Mrs.Aaron Schacter and Mrs.Abe Schacter.As indicated in the letter recently sent to all Auxiliary members, a contribution to the Torah Fund constitutes an invitation to lunch as a guest of the Auxiliary.Mrs.M.A.Brown, the President, urges all the women of the Congregation and their friends to participate in this very important luncheon meeting.Men's Association A very provocative and informative Symposium on the evolution of contemporary Jewish life will feature the forthcoming Open Meeting of the Men's Association which has been arranged for March 12, at 8:15 p.m.in the Community Hall.A panel of prominent participants will briefly present aspects of the subject, and this will be followed by questions and discussion from the audience.Dr.Harry C.Ballon, the President, extends a cordial invitation to all the men and women of our community \u2018and their interested friends, to attend.Arrangements are under the supervision of Mr.Fred Packer, Programme Chairman.Complete details will be published very shortly.à He ~ A 5; * Lk i Women's Institute Regular sessions of the Tuesday \u201c189 afternoon classes in the Women\u2019s va Institute will continue during the # month of March, except on March 11th, Purim.A special general if assembly of the entire Institute Will be held on Tuesday, April 1st at 2:30 p.m.to mark the formal closing of the courses for the current season.6.d who deserves richly greater |r.- \u2018Bplidarity, wider influence and in- |'S [Winning Teams Are Named As Schedule Is Completed ' The City of Westmount Recreational Hockey League has com- \u2018pleted its schedule, and teams have been declared champions in both the Midget and Bantam Sections.Following is a statistical report on team and scoring standings at the close of the schedule, The Westmount Maroons won their -section handily, not suffering one defeat in the season.The Cométs and St.Leo\u2019s of the Bantam Section played a two-game total goal series for the Bantam Championship and St.Leo's won the championship by winning the series with a total score of 6-1.+ The League this year had an abundan.ce of enthusiasm, but there were only a few who actual- BANTAM TEAM STANDINGS P WL DPis GF GA a St Leo's .8 8 1 0 18 % 11 |1y got in there and did their share Queen\u2019s .9 860 6 2 32 of the administration necessary to Meteors \u2026.9171 3°11 18 complete à successful hockey sea- BANTAM SCORING STANDINGS son.Phe rnard % \u20182e Due to this half-hearted inter- Froio 8 10 jest and lack of co-operation shown Hogs.5 9 |by at least fifty percent of the End 2 7 League, the winners of both sec- Roche.3 7.tions were not able to enter the City playoffs.However, we did MIDGET TEAM STANDINGS.have loads of fun, and the boys Team P WL DPts GF GA |, Maroons .9 9 0 0 18 98 1 |5ot plenty of hockey.Comets .9351 7 34 44 While there is still ice, there Ave Blars 8 182 4% à [Will be exhibition games for the MIDGET SCORING STANDARDS ot Sectic e Bantam and Mid- Name G A Pts [Bel Sections.EB.Hamilton Cerne 15 18 3 At present Rocky Rothwell of B.Bunbar series 13 9 2 the Recreation Department is run- D.Lindley 17 4 21 |ing off a knock-out series for six T.Gray .-.17 1 18 pee Wee teams of Westmount: This winner will receive a trophy, along with the Bantam and Midget winners.There is to be a hockey night for all players of the League in the near future.Trophies and every agency devoted to character building and recreation was more or less in the same plight, but of recent years philanthrophy has made outstanding contributions to the building situation.Our need THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1852 PAGE FIFTERR crests will be given out to the winners and a good program is being drawn up.The date of this Hockey Night will be published later.NEW COSTUMES Dorothy 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ES P.O.Box 279, Montreal, = has been a glaring one for a long time; it should be particularly challenging to groups and individuals searching for some worth- I TO Shaar Hashomayim 0 1 OO You owe it to yourself to see THe 4TH ANNUAL while project to undertake.\u201d Impressive Tribute A large congregation, including representatives of national and local Jewish organizations, uniformed groups of Scouts, Guides, Brownies and Cubs, participated in the city-wide memorial service for the late King George VI.The solemn and impressive ritual was conducted on the day of the King's funeral, February 15th, at our Synagogue.Officiating were members of the Board of Jewish Ministers of greater Montreal including Rabbi Wilfred Schuchat, Secretary, Rabbi Dr.Julius Berger, Rabbi I.J.Teicher, Rabbi Charles Bender, Rabbi Dr.Chaim Denberg, Rabbi Mendel Lewittes, Rabbi Dr.Solomon Frank and Rabbi Dr.Maurice S.Cohen.The eulogy, a profound estimate of the late King's noble qualities and a deeply moving tribute to his great character and integrity, was given by Rabbi Dr.Samuel Cass, President of the Board.Cantor Nathan Men- featured, the Breakfast Roundtable Discussion last Sunday morning.The speakers were Dr.A.Stilman, Mr.D.Finestone, C.A., and Mr.B.Aaron.The thoughtful and stimulating presentations evoked lively discussion from those present.The host was Mr.Hyman Pascal, and the speakers were thanked by Mr.Nathan Brodkin.The breakfast this Sunday morning will include a testimonial to Mr.Max Miller, who is leaving on an extended visit to Israel.Parent-Teachers\u2019 Association Dr.M.A.Simon, P.T.A,, Program Chairman, has announced that Dr.Louis L.Kaplan, Executive Director of the Board of Jewish Education of Baltimore and Dean of the Baltimore Hebrew College and Teachers\u2019 Training School, will address the open meeting on Monday evening, March 24, at 8:30 p.m.in the Community hall.The -How to get there \u2014 general public is cordially invited to attend.il See These World Famous NORTON - MATCHLESS - SUNBEAM - TRIUMPH - VELOCETTE - VINCENT And the World Famous HERCULES Bicycle at the 17th Duke of York's Royal Canadian Hussars, Armoury, 4185 Cote des Neiges Road .Sponsored by Remembrance Branch (Que.75) Canadian otor Cycles displaying the finest of famed British models \u2014 the popular small cars, luxury limousines, sport models, motor cycles, accessories .with added feature attractions to make this a show you won't want to miss! Fri.Feb.29th Sat, March 1st + Sun., March 2nd \u2014 2 p.m.to 11 p.m.\u201410 a.m.to 11 p.m.\u2014 1 p.m.to 6 p.m.delson intoned the traditional See these world famous cars prayers for the departed, with the assistance of the Shaar Hasho- assistance of the Shear Haste! AUSTIN DAIMLER JAGUAR MORRIS direction of Mr.Jacob Rosemarin.BENTLEY HILLMAN-MINX LAND-ROVER ROLLS-ROYCE Men's Association A symposium on \u201cHebrew and COMMER HUMBER M.G.ROVER Yiadish, Past - Present - Future SUNBEAM-TALBOT TRIUMPH-MAYFLOWER VANGUARD Legion B.ES.L.in aid of welfare work and Traders Transfer at Snowdon, Guy & St.Catherine, or Cote des Neiges Road to à 65 car \u2014 it takes you right to the door.For additional information phone UN.6-6981 Endorsed by The Society of Motor Manufacturers Admission 50¢ = PAGE SIXTEEN (Cancel Badminton In High Schools With yesterday's game against West Hill the Westmount High Girls and their present season of inter-school basketball due to the women teachers edict to put extra curricular in sympathy with the men teachers, there is to be no inter-school badminton as previously scheduled for April, Last week the girls played an exhibition with Montreal West High, the A's winning 21 to 12, and the B's losing 11 to 9.Complete line-up of teams will be published next week.By special request all inter- school team line-ups, both boys and girls, will be published in next week's issue.In an exhibition boy's basketball game last week, the West- mount High School B's downed the Y.M.H.A.Blue Devils 58-54.Reminder to Westmount High Old Boys annual hockey game and dinner will take place Thursday March 6, with a hockey game at the Forum at 5 p.m.and meeting at 7 at Queen's Hotel, +4, For information call George Hansen at NA.4551 or EX.4062.At present the standings are Old Boys won 2, tied 1 and the School the same.Ct \u2019 - Church.(Continued from page 2) tins and closmg address, There will also be a Devotional- E-1ce each evening at 8.00 p.m.with an address.On Maundy .Suay this service will be a preparation for Easter Communion.tonday \u2014 Rev.Kenneth Ma- guire; Tuesday Rev.Cecil itandell; Wednesday \u2014 Rev.M.J.C.Levason; Thursday \u2014 Rev.Canon W.H.Davison, Good Friday 7.30 am.\u2014 Mattins and Litany; 9.30 am.\u2014 Table Prayers; 12.00 noon \u2014 Three Hours' Vigil, Conductor, Rev.Robert Peters; 4.00 pm.\u2014 Children\u2019s Service; 8.00 p.m.\u2014 Evensong.Easter Eve 9.30 am.\u2014 Mattins and Table Prayers; 8.00 p.m.\u2014 Evensong.Easter Day 6.00 am.7.00 a.m.8.00 am, \u201cTHE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1053 \u2014 i: : 9.30 am \u2014 Holy Communion; (Festival Evensong, we School and Bible Class; 10.15 am, 9.00 am.\u2014 Parish Breakfast; Low.Sund \u2014 Mattins; 11,00 a1, \u2014 Solemn 10.15 a:m, \u2014 Mattins; 11.00 am, 8.00 -and 9.80: am.\u2014 Holy Eucharist; 7.00.PM: Easter - \u2014 À \u2014 Solemn Eucharist; 7.00.p.m.\u2014 Communion; 9:45-a.m.\u2014 Sunday Carol Service, \u2026 cu A = 2°\" THE LEADING INFANTRYMEN .Canadian soldiers are playing a world-wide role to fliscourage aggression .« .to help guard peace.At home and overseas, our soldiers stand as \u2014 Guardians of Peace, The Canadian Infantry Soldier is the toughest, the best equipped fighting soldier in the world today.Recently a new specialty with extra pay and prestige was created for the Infantry Soldier.This is the Leading Infantryman, He is the trained Infantry Soldier, He has learnt to handle expertly , the many weapons of modern infantry, He has been trained to take care of himself anywhere, any time, in any kind of situation.The Leading : Infantryman is the most thoroughly trained fighting soldier in the Army.Play your part in Canada\u2019s most important business today, defence, You are eligible if you are: 17 to 40 years of age, (tradesmen to 45), physically fit and ready to serve anywhere, Apply to the nearest Recruiting Depot: No.4 Personnel Depot, 772 Sherbrooke St.W., Montreal, P.Q.No.3 Personnel Depot, Connaught Barracks, 3 Citadel Hill, Quebec, P.Q.A1329-@ ~ Listen to \"Voice of the Army\u201d \u2014 Tuesday end Thursday evenings \u2014 Dominion Network, Join the CANADIAN A! 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