The Westmount examiner, 7 mars 1952, vendredi 7 mars 1952

[" go> TT 0 j $ 8 55 re ¥ À ; deau, the indomitable dentist, is fAttendance Hits Mount Junior Stamp Club was MDak Room of Victoria Hall.The 1 otion by David Binmore second- Mowed.The executive has success- Sully cut @fiown to ten minutes, leaving fifty wy F ance hit an all high for this season M 39 members.The previous rec- Word was 32.The executive sincerely hopes that this will continue.fand who is interested in stamp 4 theme, N Education\u201d.; an Education Week feature which $ will provide Protestant parents x ?taxpayers, and educators with an # opportunity to E in Quebec as we:l as to listen to @ recognized authorities l minutes at the peginning of the ; meeting to state what they think FExamin Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 7 1952 > VOL.XXIII, No, 10 Westmounter Personable Dr.C.W.H.Ron- still going strong at T8.| Just a mere tad at heart, he ag no time for indolence \u2014 work and the Doctor are compatible, Born in Joliette, Que, Dr.Ron- eau has resided in Westmount Time Hioh or Stamp Club The last meeting of the West- eld on Thursday, Feb.28, in the resident, David Hackett presided.e minutes of the previous meet- g were read and adopted on a d by David Mendleson.The pre- ident spoke to the club on \u201cThe ondition of Postage Stamps.\u201d The Fice-president, Michael Ashby then knnounced Philip Grosse as the évinner of February's cigar box of lamps.The treasurer, Ian Grant Ennounced about the raffle sale; fhe prize of which is a mint set of British stamps.The meeting was phen adjourned on a motion by J'eddy Evans seconded by Wendell aidley.General trading then fol- the\u201d business meeting utes for trading.The atttend- Any boy or girl age eight or over collecting is invited to attend the meetings of the club from 7.00- 8.00 in the Oak Room of Victoria Hall on Thursday evenings.Membership\u201453.Attended\u201439.For 57 Years] Still À Man Of Action the past 57 years.When he first \u2018came to Westmount it was then Cote St.Antoine.Today the Doctor is one of the City\u2019s most respected citizens.Back in 1938 Dr.Rondeau and his son amazed everyone when they made a set of teeth for their dog, who had to have his teeth extracted.This extraordinary feat was later published in \u201cBelieve It Or Not\u201d by Ripley.He also discovered the now famous Dr.\u201d Rondeau\u2019s medicine for eczema, rheumatism, etc.In 1894 Dr.Rondeau graduated from McGill in Dentistry.Since that time he has garnered numerous accolades.Among those is a Degree of Justice of the Peace from the Government, Chartered Member of the Municipal Association and a member of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, the highest body of the Presbyterian Church.Dr.Rondeau has also been a Mason for 52 years.The Doctor has practiced at many institutions among which are the McKay Institute, the Verdun Protestant Hospital and the Hervie Institute.Dr.Rondeau is married to Bertha Martin, a sister of the late Chief Justice J.E.Martin.They have three children.More than 25 years ago Dr.Rondeau served as an Alderman for the City of Westmount in the Finance Department.It was under this department that the present City Hall and Victoria Hall were built.He also served as a Captain in the Dentist Corps in World War I.For diversion Dr.Rondeau is an avid curler and lawn bowler.He is a member of the Heather Curling Club and the Scigniory Club.Although an unobtrusive man Dr.Rondeau claims to be a good curler.À public meeting of a kind probably unique in education rcles in Montreal will be held onight, in the Westmount Junior High School.when the Quebec; Federatisn of Home and School Associations ani the Provincial Association of Protestant Teach-! ers of Quebec jointly sponsor a \u201cTown Meeting\u201d on the \u201cPartners in Protestant This is intended as ask questions about the problems of education in their fields.Four partners will be represented by four main participants, who will each be given ten the other three partners might do to improve our school system.Dr.W.P.Percival, Director\u2019 of Protestant Education, will speak for the provincial authority; Mr.Robert Flood, cor of the 'aterloo - Protestar Sc h gol ard, will represen hides trust- ederation, Teachers Hold nique Meeting Tonignt ees; for the parenis the spokesman is Mr.Muwbrav Clark, President of the Quebec Federation of Home and School Associations: and Mr.John Perrie, Principal of Willing- don School and chairman of the PAFT's committee on Teacher Education and Status, will present the views of teachers.The chairman of the meeting, Dr.L.P.Patterson, Executive Director and Principal of the School for Crippled Children and President of the P,A.P.T., will encourage participation from the floor of the meeting by asking for written questions and by encouraging members of the audience to express their opinions.The main purpose of the meeting is to provide information\u201d and to arouse.a thoughtful interest in the problems of education in Protestant Quebec, not to provoke controversy either on the platform or among the listeners.The P.A.P.T.and the QF.HS.A.believe that only by the fullest cooperative effort among these partners in education will our present and future difficulties be removed.Each must understand the problems of the other if solu- tond ate to be found in our time.to také place.Fiction Book Appeal Made By R.C.A.F.An appeal for 780 hard-cover- type fiction books has been sent out to citizens of Montreal by the Number 306 Maple Leaf Wing.This collection is for the R.C.A.F.overseas.The appeal states -that books gent can be either English or French.All books will be shipped to the Number 1 Fighter Squadron, R.C.A.H., stationed at North Luf- fenham, England.Women I ured Crossing Corner At Greene Ave.Irene McLure of Piedmont, Que., was struck by a car at the corner of Sherbrooke Street and Greene avenue on Saturday while attempting to cross the street.She suffered a fractured arm and upper jaw and possible concussion , The car driven by Robert Key, 4560 Melrose avenue, was travelling west on Sherbrooke street at 15 miles per hour and Key told police he noticed the woman standing on the zone as he approached fo turn west on Greene avenue, As he made the turn he heard a bumping sound and got out of the car to find the woman lying on the road.The woman was taken to the Western Hospital by police.- City Buys Bakery On Melville Ave.The Canada Bread Company on Melville street has been purchased by the City of Westmount, it was learned yesterday.\u2018The City plans to tear down the present site and resell the land for residential purposes.All legal deeds pertaining to the land have been signed.The property was gold for $31,000.The bakery has been operating on a residential street in West- mount for the past 50 years.The property was formerly own- ned by James Hayes who sold it in 1904 to John Cunningham, who operated it as a bakery.Cunningham died in 1910 and the property was sold two years later to the Canada Bread Company Limited.When a bylaw was passed later making Melville Avenue a residential street the city could do nothing as the bakery's rights were already established, The City has been eager to acquire the site for years.R.C.A.S.C.Auxiliary The Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, R.C.A.8.C.Branch No.105, Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L., is holding its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, March 12, in the Bishop Room of the Canadian Legion Building, 1191 Mountain St, at 8.15 p.m.sharp.All members are urged to attend 1 Hflections, are ; the meeting.centred around Mr.Dunton.Someone asked what Mr, Dun- ton\u2019s salary was and if his job as chairman was part time or full time.The reply was that he earned $8,000 per year and that it wasn't a full time job.It was pointed out that he is a C.A.and has an office.One man stated that Mr.Dun- ton devotes many hours to his work and is not overpaid in any respect.A large part of the criticism was aimed at the Board for the fantastic amount of money it spends on \u201cextra unnecessaries\u201d in building a new school.One parent pointed out that a shooting gallery had to be done away with to provide space for an extra classroom.A ludicrous remark made by a parent was that so many clocks are in the buildings, that they must be training the students to become clock watchers when they go out into the business world.Three methods to bring about higher salaries were suggested.1.To appeal to the Provincial Government for assistance.; 2.Increasing the mill rate of | Montreal Protestant property owners.3.An increase in the 1 per cent sales education tax.A motion to call another meeting al the convenience of Chairman Dunton was defeated.A text of the proposed resolution presented to the Westmount Home and School Association follows: Whereas the parents of pupils attending the High Schools in Westmount feel they must strive to remove anything which adversely affects the progress and development of their children on the latter's pathway to full citizenship; and Whereas the said progress and development is being adversely affected and the said children are not receiving at present the benefit from their school- (Continued on page 2) PRICE FIVE CENTS many School Board Criticized By Parents At At Meeting \"The Westmount Home and School School Association held their meeting ag scheduled Wednesday night but conspicuously missing was W, kK.Dunton, Chairman of the Central Board, who declined an invitation to The Westmount Home and School Association appealed to the Westmount Board to take steps in stopping the present situation.The resolution drawn up by the Association stated that if the Westmount Board is constitutionally incapable of acting that repre sentation to the proper authority should be made.Numerous proposals were made but a large part of the discussion \u201cTop Banana\u201d Has «| Feature Role At Conservatory The Westmount Conservatory\u2019s \u201cTop Banana\u201d won't be yielding any fruit until April or May, Not a banana tree but a plant called the \u2018Musa Cavendishii,\u201d it is now on display in the number four tropical house of the Conser- catory.Native to China, the plant is row seven months old.It is of the dwarf plant variety and will be from six to eight feet ai.its final growth \u2014 then the Conservatory will be 200 bananasg richer.According to gourmets the plant vields a rare type of banana much richer in taste than those sold in grocery stores.What actually becomes of the bananas after being cut down from the tree, has not yet been decided.Leaves of the plant are overgrown and reach to the root of the trunk.When reproducing the young trees grow out from the mother plant.The strongest young plant that comes up is then let bloom, That is why the Conservatory will be able to feature another \u201cTop Banana\u201d next year.George H.Wilkie Earns \u201cPlace\u201d George H.Wilkie, son of Rev, and Mrs.J.D.Wilkie, of 531 Lansdowne Avenue, has earned a place on the Dean's list at Wil- iam\u2019s College for his outstanding .scholastic achievement during the past term.Wilkie is a junior at Williams Sherbrooke \u201cFace Lifted\u201d With Planting Of Trees With the transplanting of eleven American Elms to new positions along Sherbrooke Street, the arboreal population has been 1e- stored to its former status, City Manager T.J.Hughes told The Examiner this week.The transplanting of trees from other Westmount streets and Parks was undertaken by the City to replace trees removed during the recent widening of Sherbrooke Street.More trees were removed then, but the eleven replacements have been distributed more evenly.The trees were selected after a survey was made of all - public parks and Westmount streets.They are petween 10 and 15 years apes at and Sl Bl ui \u201cDagat - a, Transplanting was accomplished with the aid of a flatbed trailer- truck and a mobile crane.Each tree has been placed in its posie tion and final steps will be come pleted when their roots thaw during the spring.Transplanting was started in December with the digging to remove trees and roots.The plan was to allow a bulb of earth to freeze around the roots, and then to move the earth to the new location.A thaw in January halted the operation, and it was resumed when the earth became hard enough for moving.Until the.spring, each tree will be held in position with wire braces.Final trimming will be completed after; Hh afin, the fart § a.Rh.2 gros PAGE TWO (MA AA MAMA AA A AM AA AA A A A M AM AM AAA AA e Temple Emanu-El f A A A A A A A AAA A MAMA Sabbath Services, Friday Evening, March 7, at 8.15 o'clock.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Promise Of Purim\u201d.Saturday Morning, March 8, at 11.30 o'clock sermonette \u2014 \u201cThe Sabbath Of Remembrance\u201d.At the service on Friday Evening a special ritual will be observed in celebration of Purim which occurs on Tuesday, March 11.An artistically wrought Megillah will be used at this Service.Portions of the Megillah will be read by the Executive of the Young Married.Purim Oneg Shabbat and Reception.Under the auspices of the Temple Young Married Society and Oneg Shabbat and Reception will be held in the Temple Community House following Divine Service this Friday evening.Members of the Congregation, their friends and all worshippers are cordially invited.Temple Purim Masquerade And Supper Dance Saturday evening, March 8 at 8.00 o'clock.The Temple Constituent Societies are holding their annual Purim Masquerade Ball.Price per plate \u2014 $6.00.Committee \u2014 Maxwell Hochmitz, Joseph Cooper, Maurice Schwartz, Mrs.George Hollinger, Dr.Lewis Poch, Hershell Lewis, Nathan Izerberg, Mr.and Mrs.Alex Carsley, Mr: and Mrs.Irvin Gertsman, Louis, Cohen, Mrs.Charles H.Goldstein, Mrs.Nathan Izerberg, Samuel Garfield, Miss Elena Reiskind, Mrs.Abbey Sankoff.Temple School Carnival And Masquerade Sunday afternoon, March 9, 2.45 o'clock, Temple Community House.All school grades are planning booths, Selection of Queen Esther.Prizes awarded for most appropriate costumes for the festival.Committee in charge: Mr.Efriam Rcsenzweig, Mr.William Lighstone, Mr.Arthur Weinthal, Miss Fay Godel, Miss Rose Finkel- stein, Miss Florence Kaporovsky, Miss Deborah Schwartz, Mrs.IR.D.Hollander, Mr.Boris Berbrier, Mr.Jack Shayne, Sisterhood Purim Party Tuesday, March 11, 830 p.m.Temple Community House.Dramatic performances by Temple School Players under the direction of Mr, Arthur Weinthal, and the Temple Players under the direction of Mr.Reuben Rubalsky.Members of the Brotherhood will be guests of the Sisterhood.Committee in charge; Mrs.George Hollinger, Mrs.Alfred Miller, Mrs.Charles H.Goldstein, Mrs.W.N.Carin, Mrs.Irvin Gertsman, Mrs.Max Roth, Mrs.Abbey Sankoff.School For Adults Closing Purim programme Monday evening, March 10, 8.30 o'clock.Committee in charge \u2014 Miles Wisenthal, Mrs.Louis Goodman, Mrs.Joseph Barbiger, Mrs.need reliable answers to your \u201ccrisis questions\u2018 this year! .get them in RS NT CHRISTIAN.SCIENCE.= MONITOR PAR CU UALS NEWSHARTR Often referred to os \u201ca newspaperman\u2019s newspaper'\u2019 the MONITOR covers the world with à network of News Bureaus ond correspondents.Order a special introductory subscription to- day\u20143 months for $3.You'll find the MONITOR \u201cmust\u201d reading ond as necessary OS your HOME TOWN ~The Christian Science Monitor One, Norway St., Boston 15, Mass, USA, Pleose send me on introductory Monie tor subscription-=76 issues.| enclose $3, ee may Tress eee ress) Trt sara .an00e0050 20000 0C0 au 0800000 (city) t2one) (store) PB-10 FR SBTAOV0: 10H 208 sUan 30.1 00H.CPR US Josef Aron, Nathan Izenberg, Ivor Kursbatt, Samuel Garfield, Abe Izenberg.Brotherhood Week A Memorable Occasion In Temple History Members of the Congregation who were privileged to attend the various Temple programmes in connection with Brotherhood Week will indeed speak with pride of our Temple achievements in this regard.The Eleventh Institute for Clergy and Educators one hundred and twenty-five registrants.The Brotherhood Fellowship Dinner on February 20, included among its head table some of the most distinguished leaders of every walk of life in our community.The Inter-Faith Service on Friday evening, February 22 was marked by a Congregation that filled the Temple to capacity, Dr.Stern presided at this service and the Rev.Dr.Lloyd Smith delivered a thought provoking address.The Rev.Angus Cameron, Minister of the Unitarian Church pronounced the benediction.Koffee Klub Meets every Sunday morning at 10.15 o'clock for service which is held under the auspices of the Home and School Association.In charge are: Maurice Schwartz, Abe Izenberg, Reuben Ginsberg, Irving Bordo.Concerning the Daily Services Monday through Thursday at 5.45 p.m.Under the auspices of Temple Brotherhood the following participated in the reading of the Ritual, Monday, March 3 through Thursday, March 6: George Hol- linger; Irving Borbo; Hershell Lewis; Samuel Garfield; Abraham Benjamin; Lewis Sherwin; Joseph Cooper; Samuel Paperman; Reuben Ginsberg; Asher Gerstenfeld; Maxwell Hochmitz; Miles Wisen- thal; Joseph Bambiger; Joseph Bercuson; Weinthal.Christian Students Attend Worship A group of students of Sir George Williams College interested in the study of comparative religion worshipped at Temple Emanu-El on Sabbath Eve February 22.Dr.Stern met with the group after service and conducted a study hour with them pertaining to Judiasm.A most inspiring event in the Congregational Calendar is Congregational Seder.The Annual Congregational Seder takes place Wednesday Evening, April 9 in the Temple Community House.Reservations must be made immediately for the Seder with Mrs.J.Roston, DE.1765.The Book Lovers\u2019 Forum The Book Lovers\u2019 Forum brought together a large attendance last Wednesday Afternoon, February 27th, when Dr.Douglas J.Wilson, reviewed \u201cMy Six Convicts.\u201d Miss Kate Aitken on her Radio programme across Canada, has called attention to the Book Lovers\u2019 Forum in her morning broadcast.« i | Hostesses At Oneg Shabbat Friday Evening, February 29th.Mesdames \u2014 Joseph Cooper, Nathan Bing, Hershel Lewis, Nathan Izenberg, Irvin Gertsman, Max Roth, Jack Freedman, Alex Carsley, Louis Cohen, Ivor Kurs- batt, Maurice Schwartz, Sydney Lithwick, Paul Putziger, Lewis Poch, Harry Botner, Louis Shapiro, Joseph Bercuson, Irving Solo- wey, Joseph Winthrop, Miles Wisenthal, Leonard Blank, Irving Bordo, Reuben Ginsberg, Eugene Stearns, Joseph Roston, Samuel Paperman.a.suet tete rire rt re arr rie ar EEE THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1952 7 AH 0 0 LÉ Shaar Hashomayim ATE O01 OO E Unity Boys Club To Present Group - At 8 p.m.on Thursday .March 13th, a musical evening with the Imperial Singers will take place at Unity Boys\u2018 Club at 1090 Greene Avenue.The \u201cTmperial Singers\u201d \u2018is \u2018a group of 35 office employees of the Imperial Tobacco Company.Under the direction of Mr.Griffith, the singers are to resent the following program: 1.Green Sleeves; 2.Dear Land of Home; 3.Czechoslovakia Dance Song; 4 Come to the Fair; 5.Alouette; 6.Lost Cord; 7.Blue Danube; &.Bells of St.Mary; 9.Kentucky Babe; 10.Night.and Day; 11.Tap Dance Numbers; 12.Solos.Members and their parents are invited.Bantam members must be accompanied by their parents.Tickets are now on sale.On Friday March 21st, at 8 p.m,, a Square Dance for Parents and Older Club members will be held at Unity Boys\u2019 Club.A popular caller is lined up to lead the performance and the people attending can.look forward to an evening of fun.Diabetes Occurs With Overweight Diabetes occurs two and a half times as often among people who are overweight as it does among those who are normal.High blood pressure occurs three times as often.Those people who are in good health but are too heavy should concentrate on a balanced diet, with a decided cut in those calorie-rich foods such as pastries, creamy pies, candies and too frequent between-meal snacks.Since oxygen burns up body wastes and fats, plenty of outdoor exercise will prove helpful.For those not in the best of health, the doctor should be consulted before any reducing program is undertaken.School.(Continued from page 1) ing to which they are entitled, due to preoccupation of their teachers with the problems arising from the agitation for higher salaries and Whereas our high school teachers should be paid on a scale enabling them to live in a manner appropriate to their status in the Protestant community in Montreal and as such a scale could readily he determined by The Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal and the teachers in consultation with experts in Personnel work drawn from Industry and Commerce in Montreal; and Whereas it is most desirable that the teachers\u2019 salary demands be studied forthwith and the matter settled: .Therefore be it resolved: That the Protestant Board of School Commissioners of the City of Westmount be and is hereby urged to take immediate steps to have the present unsatisfactory situation terminated; or in the event of the said Board being constitutionally incapable of settling this matter: That the said Board be urged to make strong representations to the competent authority to have the matter dealt with and settled.DEATH WITHOUT WARNING Carbon monoxide gas is a deadly poison that, in the form of gas, may seep into a car and cause death to the occupants.It is exceedingly dangerous to start the car engine in a closed garage.The gas, being invisible, odorless and tasteless, gives no warning of its presence, its victims very rarely being aware of its effects in time to help themselves.If there is any odor at all of gas fumes in a car while driving, there should be immediate investigation by a qual- ified mechanic, to check fuel system.and heating installation.: WOMEN'S INSTITUTE \u201cLight Through The Mist\u201d by Harry H.Fein was the subject of the discussion at the Fourth and concluding Book Review Tea of the a Women's Institute last Tuesday, February 26.The reviewer was Mr, % Samuel J.Leibowitz, Educational Director of the Congregation, why portrayed this highly sensitive, poetic rendition of the \u201cEthics Of The Fathers\u201d and read at length from it.The distilled wisdom of the ages, artistically rendered in quatrains evoked a very sympathetic response, and opened up new avenues of thought and understanding for individual adjustment to tle turmoil and drudgery of daily existence.The 8 hostess of the afternoon was Mrs.Abe Usher, who presided.There will be no session on Purim, this Tues-% day, March 11th.Classes will resume on Tuesday, March 18th, and the Closing Assembly will take place on Tuesday, April 1st.- Interesting Seminar \u201cHow To Celebrate Purim\u201d was the theme of Adult Seminar Workshop held on Monday, February 25.Under the sponsorship of the Affiliated Societies and the Women's Institute, this series aims to give our men and women an insight into the significance, the sources and the techniques of observing our traditional festivals.Participating lecturers included Mrs, Samuel J.Leibowitz, Headmistress of our Foundation School, Mr.I.Lieff, of our Hebrew Faculty, and the Educational Dirctor.Similar sessions are planned \u2018en \u201cHow To Celebrate Passover,\u201d and all those interested, particularly young parents, are urged to attend.Auxiliary Luncheon A Purim Luncheon arranged by the Women\u2019s Auxiliary in honour of \u201cTorah Fund\u201d will be held on Wednesday, March 12, at 12:30 p.m., in the Community Hall.All contrihutors to the fund will be guest of the Auxiliary.Donors of $6.11 or more will he privileged to have their names inscribed on the Torah Fund scroll.The program will feature an Eternal Light Radio Play entitled \u201cHow Uriel Got Into Heaven.\u201d This will be presented by \u201cThe 20-40 Club\u201d Dramatic Group under the direction of Mrs.Hy Witkov.Additional Hostezces for the Luncheon are Mrs.Leon Levin, Mrs.I.Mosco- vitch and Mrs.I.Rosenbloom.Those wishing to contribute are urgently requested to send their donations to Mrs.R.L.Berco- vitch, 4732 Westmount Boulevard, at once so that arrangements may be completed.Y.M.G.Purimusical A hilarious musical comedy based on the Purim story will feature the Annual Purimusical of the Younger Members\u2019 Group to be presented on Monday and Tues- dya, March 17 and 18, in the Community Hall, The play was written by Dr.Maurice Godine and George Fisher and is being directed by Jack Goodson, with Miss Evelyn Levine in the leading role.The play is entitled \u201cKiss Me, Esther\u201d and promises to be as enjoyable as its predecessors.The Purim Festival Purim occurs on Tuesday, March 11.The Megillah will be read in the Main Synagogue Monday evening, March 10, at 5:40 p.m., immediately after Maariv.The Annual Congregational Purim.Seudah will be held on Tuesday, March 11, at 6:15 p.m.This annual function will again take the form of a Father-Son Mother-Daughter Banquet.The feature of the evening's entertainment will be a musical Purimspiel, | reviving a favourite of former years entitled \u201cThe Glorification of The Hamantash.\u201d Pupils of hte School will participate, under the direction of Mr.S.Lerner, the Head Teacher, in the tuneful, humorous production.Men's Association A panel discussion on \u201cMarginal Judaism\u201d will be the highlight of the Open Meeting of the Men's Association on Wednesday, March 19, at 8:15 pm., in the Community Thomas Hughes Thomas J.Hughes, genersl manager of the City of West-, mount, was officially welcomed ™ into the Westmount Rotary Club at a regular meeting on Wednesday.Mr.Hughes assumes his membership in the club under the\" classification of City Administration.He succeeds Mr.Percy E.Jarman in this grouping.Mr.Jarman, who retired as City Manager last year, ig now a senior active in the Rotary Club.Mr.Hughes was introduced by membership chairman A.W.Cal- lard, and was presented with his membership pin by club president James G.Lawson.Mr.Hughes has been in the employ of the City for 38 years.He was an engineer and assistant to Mr.Jarman before succeeding to his present position.Hall.The discussion will revolve\u201d around the Synagogue as the crux of Jewish life, Thinking Jews everywhere have been searching for a path «which will lead them from their marginal position on} the fringe, to mere active participation in the profound center.To take a serious look at this problem * as it concerns ourselves, a panel of members of our Association will - Rotary Welcomes i 2 oc >O< pO< >oc >0( soc 0 Male it Vboursel) OC DOC DO0CTD0C, (> and ask for Leaflet No.CN-31, CO by Pauli e Roy \u2014I0C\u2014 OC\u2014>O< >O< >o< If you would care to make new draperies for your home, similar to the ones pictured here, a leaflet is available containing HELPFU HINTS FOR MAKING CURTAINS AND DRAPES.Just send a stamped, 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Booth Bros ELECTRICIANS (Established Over 25 Years) S774 Sherbrooke Sweet W.EN 7379 (A} Melrose) FAT IE NEN O7 OP O9 O7 O5 OP OU O7 OO ND UN AN EN A NN AN A RO JA DON AR NB ment stores, radio stations and newspapers are joined in an all-out effort to assist you, the home-sewer, in making your spring wardrobe and new accessories for your home, The fabric counters are loaded with lovely materials from which to choose, notion departments are well stocked with needles, threads, zippers, tailor's chalk, pincushions and every other little item you can think of to aid a busy sewer.At the same time your paper is printing fashion news and sewing hints to assist you in choosing your patterns and adapting them to your own personal need.Fashion-wise families when you are planning your spring sewing, give some thought to your household needs, New curtains and drapes can be easily made and do give you that luxurious feeling of relaxation.There is good news for you home-sewers who find making draperies a problem.You'll find, in the drapery accessory de- inch wide that has two rows of string laced through it lengthwise.The tape is stitched just under the top hem of the drape.You then pull the strings to the desired width and tie them securely.Hooks and rings to be used with this type of ruffling can also be obtained.It's such a simple method .no measuring of pleats is required as the tape is self-pleating and forms smooth even folds which hang gracefully to the floor.When it is time to wash them, all you need do is untie your strings for easy ironing and hang them again in the same manner as before.Materials are lovely this year and within the price range of everyone's budget.Gay color is the predominating feature in drapery prints and some of the combinations are truly beautiful.Backgrounds of black, brown, gray, red and maroon are often used with tones of yellow and lime to give a bright, cheery look.Vivid red is seen in many prints and stripes and is well established as an excellent color for interior decorating.For elegant rooms, you'l] find brocades in rich colors and, of course, velour drapes are always good taste.Plastic by the yard makes lovely bright curtains for kitchens, bathrooms and nurseries.It can also be used successfully in tage.appreciate a well dressed home so, * partment, a little tape about one | Gerry Carpenter, Kennel Club Show - Plans Completed At the general meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Kennel Club of Canada held yesterday afternoon in the new Y.W.C.A.building on Dor- chester Street West, Mrs.J.Leslie Hodges, M.B.E., president, reported that final arrangements have been completed for the show being held this week in the new Y.W.C.A.building on Dorchester Street West Mrs.J.Leslie Through the generosity of friends of the Club, many prizes have come in, The Premium List has been completed and should be in the hands of the exhibitors soon.Those in charge of the various activities are: Mrs.A.R.Duffield, stewards and rings; Mrs.G.A.Holland, programs; Mrs.Erik Stocker and Mrs.Mary Shaw, publicity; Mrs, P.L'Anglais, Mrs.Arthur Lafleur, and Miss Claire Hodges, prizes; Mrs.L.A.C.Hudson and Miss W.Robsan, doors; Miss W.M.Steggali, judges; Mrs.Geo.Grimson and Mrs.M.Day Baldwin, advertising; Lady Meredith,-Mrs.L.H.D.Sutherland, and Miss Joan Ross, tickets; Miss official photographer; Doctors C.B.Baker, T.Harper, J.Leatherdale and J.S.Jasmin, veterinarians; Mr.H.Hudson Kalloch, T.E.L.Kemp Dog Show Organization, Hyannis, Mass, show superintendent.Tickets may be obtained by contacting Mrs.L.H, D.Sutherland.For each cup cold yoghurt, add 2 tablespoons honey for sweetening.Fold in sliced frozen peaches or strawberries.Miss Storie\u2019s Pupils Show Skilled Work In Painting Exhibit A varied and commendable exhibition of paintings by students of Miss A.B Stone was displayed Friday and Saturday.at 1628 Sherbrooke West.The work of the students showed considerable progress from last year's showing.Most of the paintings were noteworthy for their strength of color and for an obvious concern for rythmie pattern and shapes.For an exhibition of non-professional painters, the work was of high quality throughout.The variety of subject matter in the show alongewith the spon- taniety of styles, prevented any section of the show being dull.However sound academic training was evident in most of the paintings such as Mrs.Kenneth Marshall's \u201cBarn On Back River.\u201d The work by the children was full of color and originality and better than most \u201cchild art.\u201d Students showing their work were from Knowlton, Cowansville, Sweetsburg and Granby, as well as Montreal.Those exhibiting were: Mrs.G.S.Anderson, Mrs.BE, Jahe Atkinson, Miss M.Aubach, Mr.Gerald Bruck, Mrs.Gay Bes- sette, Mrs.G.Bruck, Miss E, Boak, Miss L.W.Boak, Mrs.Ed- \u2018wards, Mrs, V.8.Coles, Mr.John Miss .Costello, Miss G.Coderre, A.Draper, Miss Annette Fleury, Mrs.R.C.Fiset, Mrs.A.V.Gibson, Mr.Roy Gunson.Mrs.A.Hamilton, Mr.J.B.Hamilton, Mrs.V.Halliday, Mrs.R.Hall, Miss M.T.Hutchings, Mr.Bruce Kerwin, Mrs, B.Kirwin, Miss MS.Maw, Mrs.M.V.Masterson, Miss Ethel McKeever, Mrs.M.Mitchell, Mrs.R Marshall, Mrs.A.Marion, Mrs Y.Nicholls, Mr.Palmer, Mrs.K.Perry.Mrs.Kohl Powis, Miss L.W.Ross, Mrs.D.B.Rodger, Mrs.Ann Taylor, Mrs.E.R.Watson, Miss J.Tracy, Miss D.Welch, Mrs.K.Winser, Mr.Filmore Sadler, Miss.M.Sims, Mrs.M.Shupe, Mrs.M.G.Smith, Mrs.E.R.Watson.Children\u2019s Section:- Carol Blun- dell, Sandra Bowles, Malcolm Call, Priscilla Clark, Betty Denni- son, Prudence Heward, Anne Mc- Grachere and Sally Sadler.String Fashion Show At Melville Tuesday Melville Preshyterian Church Association will present a Spring Fashion Show Tuesday, at 8:13 p.m., in the church hall, 349 Melville Ave, Westmount.Fashions will be presented through the courtesy of the following West- mount stores: gowns and suits by France-Del Fashion Shoppe; hats by Julie Chapeaux (Madame Du- bois); furs by Rleau and Rousseau; gloves and foundations by Madame Joel Ltd; and make-up by Elizaneth Arden.Commentator will be Mrs.James N.Beaton, pianist, Mrs, Colin F wrest and soloist Mrs.Mina Grant.Models will include: Miss Isabel Alexander.Jean Baird, Sheila Beaton, Mrs.W.G.Brown, Lois Doig, Gil! Ducas, May Fraser, Mrs, McCuaig, Helen Munroe, Betty Pilley, Muriel Winters.There will be music, door prizes, and refreshments.Bessborough IODE The monthly meeting of the Earl of Bessborough Chapter IO.D.Æ.will take place Thursday evening, March 13, at the home of Mrs.Frank Sedgwick, 2084 Claremont Avenue, Apt.24, commencing at 8.15.WESTMOUNT RUG CLEANING CO.REAL CARPET SPECIALISTS From the Orlent ® CLEANING @ REWEAVING ® REPAIRING o INSTALLATIONS Office: Phone GL.1471 4474 St.CATHERINE ST.WEST ble B28 - Holden, Chem Wh, \u2019 Rabn| Melville W.M.S.Melville Auxillary of the Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Canada will meet at 2:30 p.m.on Thursday, March 13, in the church hall, Melville Ave.Devotions will be conducted by Mrs.H.K.Markell.Guest soloist is to be Miss J.A.accompanied mother, Mrs.G.W.Holden, and the speaker will be Mrs.Owen Rede Campbell.Visiting Group The \u201cVisit Your City\u201d group of the Westmount Women\u2019s Club has been invited to visit the printing establishment of Ronalds Company: Ltd., at 6306 Park Ave.on Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m.Members intending to join this outing should contact Mrs.F.Binmore, DE.5220 on or before Monday.Calvary W.A.The Women\u2019s Association of Calvary United Church will hold their Annual Spring Luncheon on Thursday, March 13, at 1:00 p.m,, in\u2019 the church hall at the corner of Greene Ave.and Dorchester St.An interesting program of entertainment has been prepared.Reddy Auxiliary March meeting of The the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Reddy | Memorial Hospital will be held at the Nurses\u2019 Residence, 4039 Tup- per, St, Westmount, on Tuesday at 2.30 p.m.Conveners of the various committees will report on their activities.The president, Mrs.M.B.Mackenzie, will preside.Head Table Guests At Charter Fashion Tea The president, Mrs.J.C.Mc- Kean, will preside at the Charter Day Fashion Tea of the West- mount Women's Club to he held on Friday, March 14, at 3.30 p.m, in the dining room of the T.Eaton Co.Head table guests will include Mrs.A.Turner Bone, Mrs.R.G.Gilbride Mrs.J, S.Cameron, Mrs.P.G.Delgado, Mrs.L.B.Fuller, Mrs.Quentin Bovey, Mrs.S.T.Preston, Mrs.J.B.Hall, Mrs.Norman Smith, Mrs.L.L.Bishop, Mrs.M.Jackson Saunders, Miss Helen Guiton, Mrs, J.R.Beveridge, Mrs.James B.White, Mrs.H.W.Reynolds, Mrs.K.E.Norris, Mrs.R.P.Freeman, Mrs.A.C.Stewart, Mrs.Elmer Lyons.Past presidents of the club, Mrs.J.Gordon Birnie, Mrs.Russell T.Stackhouse, Mrs.N.R.M.Southward, Mrs.R.M.Macauley, Mrs.Edwin M.Briggs, Mrs.Clifford Fortier, Mrs.H.S.Jacques.Also members of the Board of | Directors, Mrs.J.C.McKeen, Mrs.Gordon T.Blair, Mrs.Herbert C.Holland, Mrs.M.J.G.Hogan, Mrs.George Oleson, Mrs.Eric Riel, Mrs.Grace Peillard, Mrs.Frank Binmore, Mrs.C.W.Thompson, Mrs.J.B.Rice, Miss Florence Ewing, Mrs.D.A.Mec- Niece, Miss Sarah Gardner, Mrs.W.D.Fowlie, and Mrs.R.A.Mac- intyre.Fashion commentary will be by Mrs.Doreen Day.REGISTERED PHARMACISTS Only qualified individuals who have been certified by the province Work in our prescription department.These registered pharmacists have had long expérience and are on duty to give you fast and efficient -rintion service.PHONE UN.6-9426 For Prompt Delivery MILNE 5 7HARMACY REG'D Pharmacion \u2014 \u2018Druggist J.G.CASAULT, L.Ph., Prop.1446 St.Catherine St.West Corner Mackay Street Ta ie npr al pupa.et by her| SAFETY FIRST! by Come Wheel USE SCRAPS to make your | kitchen cheerful and gay! Potholders that look like flowers, hang them in their own handy 8-TO-INCH- CROSSES 835 UF by Coun Wheeler FOR PANTRY -and kitchen! There's a cute motif here for each day of the week.All in simplest basket near the stove.Easy to CTOSS- stitch \u2014 only eight-to-the- sew! Potholders in gay tulip shape! Basket-holder too! Pattern B625; pattern pieces for set.inch.These are welcome gifts! À little girl could make these towels for Mother.Pattern 849: | seven motifs about 5x8 inches.Each pattern costs twenty-five cents (25c), which should be sent in coin (stamps cannot be accepted) to this paper\u2019s Needlework department, 2185 Hampton Ave., N.D.G.Write plainly the Pattern desired.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY; MARCH 7, 1952 Home \u2018Economics Ladies Book Club [Shows New Styles presented by the Westmount Park- | Emmanuel Ladies Book -Club last f:eshments, Mrs.E.A.Williamson | rs PAGE ELEVEN city, Miss C.G.Donaldson; and arrangements Miss Isabel Moore.SKinny men, women gain5,10,15lbs.Get New Pep, Pep, Vim, Vigor What & thrill! Bony 4 limbs 11] out; ugly hole lows fll up; neck no body From Local Shops A Spring Fushion Show was night in Webster Hall.; longer scrawny} bodies.Thoy thank the spe fleshe The fashions shown were alt.i0308_balf-starved, mickly from stores on Sherbrooke | i haar 3 wo never could kuin be- Street in Westmount.Gowns ie dans Gould re by France-del, Hats by Julie: | suayoly, heatihs-looking f'urs by Bleau & Rousseau, and clal vigor-building.a \" ~ - building tonie, Ostrex, Je .ccessories by Mde.Joel.Com | Lotion Sosa, trsigorae mentator was Mrs.Howard! tora, iron, vitamin B), cale cium, enrloh blond, improve appetite and dizestion a0 tosd glres you more strength nud nourishment: put flesh of hare bones.Get Lovely Curves Don\u2019t fear ge:ting 1'0U fal, Stop when you've gained the 3, 10, 15 or 2U Ihe, you need for normal weight, Costs Hila.Now \u201cget acquainted\u201d slze only Qe.Try famous Oatrex Tonio Tahlets for new vigor and sdded pounds, this cary ay Ar a1) druggists, -urner, and modelling the fashions | were girls from the various or- nizations in the church.Conveners in charge were: Mrs.M.McLaren and Mrs.H.Turner: | ticket conveners, Mrs.J.S.! Cook and Miss E.A, Bennett; re- | | | | end Mrs.A.W.Hamilton; publi- Co-Convener Mrs.E.C.Nalrn, President of the Optimist Auxiliary, is co- convener of tickets with Mrs.G.Beausejour, for the annual dinner-dance to be held tomorrow evening.Optimist Auxiliary Annual Dinner Dance The Women's Auxiliary of the Optimist Club of Montreal, with Mrs.E.C.Nairn as president, is to hold its annual dinner-dance in the, assembly hall of the Montreal West Town Hall on Saturday, March 8 at 6:30 p.m.: Mrs.Hugh Crochetiere is the dance convener and Mrs.Kenneth Eccles co-chairman.Tickets may be obtained from the ticket conveners, Mrs.E.C.Nairn, DE.0766; or Mrs.Y.Beau- sejour, AT.8523.Proceeds of the dance and other activities of the Auxiliary are devoted to the assistance of underprivileged boys, who are taught handicrafts during the winter months at the Boy's Clubhouse in Point St.Charles, and who are also given summer vacations at the boys\u2019 camp in Brome, Que, | during the summer months.The, Boys\u2019 Clubhouse and summer camp are both operated by the : Optimist Club of Montreal.ERE tiie Today the Florida orange in frozen form roams the continent from coast to coast\u2014yes, even to California\u2014into Canada, and some find their way across the seas al- through few foreign countries have adequate facilities for handling frozen food.OCOD 0C D0 DO DOC O RENEW OLD CHENILLE BEDSPREADS! Look: at what Canada's only Chenille Specialists can do with your old \"bedspread .Redye it any colour you wish \u2014 Add a beautiful \u2018colourful design \u2014 the kind you see on $25.00 spreads .or renew it by expert washing and fluffing \u201c Phone TRenmore 2501 for tul VERDUN CRENILLE DYEING & WASHING (0, [Sn fini 5 0 particulars.Free pick-up and delivery.DISTINCTIVE FRENCH PASTR duBois CATERERS Whether :t's a Weduing, Birthday, Anniversary or simple soc:al affair, duBois will supply anything from a magnificent Wedding Cakes to dainty little cakes and cookies and suitably inscribed Birthday Cakes, etc.Also complete Catering Sarvice for large or small events.Price list mailed FREE on request.)ecddiregs, our nny, ne ve ou PRINCE ALBERT HALL Available for Wedd:ng Receptions, | Parties, Bridges, Club Meetings .and all types of social events.Make your reservation NOW \u2014 phone WA.8163 oEDOC DOS POC O00 O00 4887 Sherbrooke Street West , WA.8163 | OC >O< >O< DOK 50¢ >0C oc OCTO Xx x + Leop-year comes only once in four, Time to visit Bradner's store, Fur Jackets and Capes for Springtime wear, They've picked the styles with extreme care.Your choice of Muskrat Flanks and Moles, Have smarter Looks in Flattering Stoles, They've given Rabbit a different face, You'll wear them now with poise and grace.The Russian Squirrels and Kid skins, too, Will have the flairs designed for you, There's Persian Paw in Black and Gray, Fashioned for you in a brand new way.So come along, pay us a visit, You're sure to find our Spring line exquisite, But the surprise we left is best of all, The prices are right and costs are small.x x x Wishing You A Fashionable (LEAP YEAR) Spring x Xx x radner Fur C 4945 Sherbrooke Street West \u2014 DE.ompany 1133 .[Cerner Claremont) I \u201d.akties ERERPN | 208 wed \u2018 EEE EE SE 1 1 \u201c PAGE TWELVE - Browning Version\u201d, At Monkland \u201cThey Were Not Divided\u201d, \u201cThe | .Tanks in Film Come-pack Nine Sherman tanks, on the dump heap for two years, were renovated in three days, for THEY WERE NOT DIVIDED, Two Cities\u2019 film tribute to the Guards Armoured Division.This high-pressure work was done by Sergt.Ron Clothier, of Windsor, and 22 Guardsmen who appear in the film.which features many Army personnel as well as little-known actors.Clothier, a Grenadier Guardsman who fought throughout the Allied European advance, gave up his leave to appear in the film.Full-scale Battle Staged in Germany Serving soldiers in Germany and ex-service actors, both amateur and professional, took part in the full-scale tank battle on the famous Luneburg Heath in Germany, for the British film, THEY WERE NOT DIVIDED.Sherman tanks advanced across a field, while movie cameras fol- lowed them into battle for 200 yards along a disused railway track.Fifty explosive charges were fired \u2018electrically in 30 seconds; tanks fired live rounds, while smoke was provided by a mechanical generator.The result was a frighteningly realistic battle scene.\u2019 Star of Silent Days Return Estelle Brody, star of many British films between - 1927 and 1933, has the role of an American war correspondent in THEY WERE NOT DIVIDED, Two Cities\u2019 dramatic film of the Guards\u2019 Armoured Division's wartime European.advance.She was the only woman artiste to make the journey to Germany for location scenes.Petite, brunette, Estelle is a French-Canadian, and her accent can sound convincingly American.Her first film was the silent success, Mademoiselle From Armen- tieres, which she followed with Hindle Wakes, Gladeye and the >» 1317 Greene Ave.marthe carpentier HAUTE COUTURE Westmount GLenview 1971 ANNOUNCEMENT .Win Pope Formerly with Cowan's Toronto POPE'S HOME COOKING Invites you to see their new Cake Shop tomorrow at 4915 Sherbrooke St.West (Between Claremont & Prince Albert) WA, 0075 ALL HOME COOKED CAKES AND PIES FRESH DAILY Ruth Murray Formerly dieticlan at Eaton's \u2019 Montreal | \u2014 We are proud to announce that Mary Hue Beauty Salon 5462 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST (Near Girouard) Is now a FRANCHISED Tapes etiod Beauty Salon Mrs.Mary Hue, Harper Method graduate We have completed a specialized training course in the world-famous Harper Method techniques, and are now expertly qualified to render the discriminating women of our community + + .complete Harper Method Beauty Services, Harper Method 5calp Treatments Harper Method Skin Treatments Harper Method Hand Treatments Harper Method Permanents HarperTINT \u201cOIL SHAMPOO TINT\" HarperRAY \u201cOIL BLEACH\" and the exclusive line of Horper Method Cosmetics attractively packaged for your own personal requirements, Let Harper Method reveal a new, exciting youl Call DExter 6312 Mary Hue Beauty Salon 5462 SHERBROOKE ST.W.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1953-\u2014 Catherine Booth Leads With Ten Leap Year Day Babies Five boys and five girls were born at the Catherine Booth Hospital on February 29, no other hospital in the city being able to equal or match this number of tots who will have birthdays only once every four years.and Mrs.G.F.Berry are seen with the infants, Nurses Miss C.Pierce Mrs.Matthew Fisher (centre), Chairman of the Birthday Club, presents certificate of honorary membership to the mother of the first of the ten Leap Year Day babies born in the Catherine Booth Hospital.The baby, Barbara Jane, is the and Mrs.Phillipe L.Michel.Sqdn/Ldr.Michel is Officer Commanding of the R.C.A.F.Officers Training Unit at Dorval.T.All ten babies are being made honorary members .daughter of Sqdn/Ldr.flying film, Flight Command, in which Sir Alan Cobham appeared.Now We Can All See Trubshawe Tall, good-humoured Michael Trubshawe, is an old friend of film star David Niven, who has made a point of mentioning Trubshawe\u2019s name in all his films.Both men, who met in 1928 during Army service in Malta, are ex-regulars.Both resigned their commissions in 1933.Niven went to Hollywood and found screen fame; Trubshawe decided to lead a quiet country life.Now, 16 years later, he has made his first film.He appears as Major \u201cBushy\u201d Noble in THEY WERE NOT DIVIDED, Two Cities tribute to the Guards Armoured Division.Trubshawe, whose outsize red moustache and whiskers enable him to be easily picked out among a crowd, needed no persuasion to accept his first film role.He was eager to Lry the business at which his friend had made such a big success, Scenes of wild rejoicing during the war-time liberation of Belgium were re-enacted for THEY WERE NOT DIVIDED, film ahout the Guards Armoured Division.At Euskirchen, a squadron of tanks trundled up the main street which was lined by over 2,000 cheering Belgians and Germans.The local brass band played \u201cTipperary\u201d.The crowds were controlled by assistant directors and several Belgian N.C.0.'s\u2014and instructions were issued in three languages.ON THE SAME PROGRAM The story of the BROWNING VERSION is pre-eminently concerned with an exploration into the minds and hearts of two char- to date.Auxiliary.acters, Andrew Crocker-Harris (Michael Redgrave) and his wife, Millie (Jean Kent) and with a detailed study of the conflict inherent in the hidden facts of their married life, Andrew, who had joined the staff of a public school eighteen years before fresh from Oxford with high ambitions and brilliant honours, has now been forced to retire prematurely owing to ill- health.The only job open to him is at a small crammers for backward boys, and, as the School Governors have humiliatingly rejected his application for a pension, he, and his bitterly resentful wife, now face a future of poverty and blighted hopes.He is to be succeeded as form master of the lower fifth by another young Oxford graduate, Gilbert (Ronald Howard) who patently despises \u201cThe Crock\u201d (Andrew's by no means affectionate (Continued on page 15) Westmount Club Works On Ditty Bag Project Members of the Westmount Women's Club are working on ditty bags for the Navy League of Canada under the chairmanship of Mrs, Harold Mills assisted by Mesdames (3.Blair, H.Cantlon, C.S.Fortier, E.C.Lockhart, C.W.Williams, Archer Wright and the Misses A.E.Mattinson, P.B.Mattinson, E.McCarthy, M.E.Engelke, Bags should be returned to Mrs.Harold Mills on March 12 at 500 of the Birthday Club of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of Catherine Booth Hospital.The Birthday Club is made up of 22 members of the Auxiliary, two of whom call twice a week on patients in the hospital to enroll the bables in the club, and have an enviable record of over 99%, of enrollments Seen at the left of the picture is Mrs.D.Handrahan, Press Cheirman of the \u2014Photo by Ed.Bermingham American Club To Hear Director Of Y.W.C.A.Miss Ann Silver, Executive Director of the Montreal Y.W,C.A.will speak to the American Wome en's Club on Wednesday, March 12 at 2:30 p.m.in the Blue Room of the Ritz Carlton, Miss Silver, a graduate of Willamette University in Oregon, has spent most of her professional career with the Y.W.C.A., having heen in Boston, Chicago, and with the National Board Staff in New York City before coming to the position of Executive Director of the Montreal Y.W.C.A.She served on the staff of the American Friends\u2019 Service Committee for a vear, at which time she directed a Friends\u2019 Work Camp in Finland.She was an instructor in Sociology in Colby Junior College, New London, N.H.Immediately following Miss Silver's talk on \u201cWhen Girls Leave Home\u2019 there will be a business meeting of the club which all members are asked to &ttend.+ 7 FREE! Any rug perfectly cleaned in your own home In return for permission to let us give you a demonstration of our product.Without obligation.'FOR APPOINTMENT PLEASE CALL Mr.Whittaker - HO.6945 Te 3 i At Westmount Sunday Gordon MacRae and Doris Day are teamed in \u201cStarlift,\u201d\u201d Warner Bros.\u2019 new all-star musical, due on Sunday at the Westmount Theatre.Virginia Mayo, Gene Nelson and Ruth Roman also star.Impressive All-Star Cast In Feature At Westmount On Sunday For \u201cStarlift\u201d story of the Hollywood stars who journey to Travis Air Force Base near San Francisco to entertain our troops, Ruth Roman reflects a particularly warm and personal emotion which she describes as \u2018\u2019maternal pride.\u201d \u201cStarlift,\u201d a Warner Bros.picture which contains an impressive all- star cast consisting of Doris Day, Gordon MacRae, Virginia Mayo, Gene Nelson and Miss Roman, with guest stars James Cagney, Gary Cooper, Randolph Scott and a host of others, opens Sunday at the Westmount Theatre, \u2018 \u2018This picture, I know for sure, sprang from an actual, wonderful Saturday - Till Tuesday MONKLAND - GIROUARD DL 9711 THE.EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1952 Toni Arden At Seville Theatre Completing a tour that commenced in New York, took her to Miami, St.Louis Las Vegas, Hollywood, Portland, Oregon, lovely Toni Arden, beauteous 21 year old Columbia recording star, will round out 2 trip to the four corners of Canada and the United States when she commences her Montreal debut today.Toni is on the crest of a wave right now and she either followed or preceded in he: engagements such stars as Frankie Laine, Johnny Ray, Bing Crosby, Martin and Lewis in each of her appearances.She is rated currently among the \u201cTop Ten\u201d of singing stars in the United States, both men and women.The songs that Toni Arden will sing include \u201cI Can Dream Can't I\u201d; \u201cA Little Love, A Little Kiss\u201d; \u201cRain\u201d; \u201cTonight\u201d ; \u201cWhy\u201d; \u201cT Was Dancing With Someone\u201d; \u201cDon\u2019t Leave Me\u201d; \u201cIt\u2019s Love\u201d to mention only a few of her song hits.According to Canadian born composér - arranger\u2019 - conductor Percy Faith, Toni is going to reach the top pinnacle of feminine song starring.Together they made the Columbia best seller \u201cViolins From Nowhere.\u201d Recently Xavier Cugat selected her for \u201cperfect tone and phrasing\u201d for the song star of nis album \u201cLatin Magic\u201d which is another \u201cmust\u201d record for collectors of discs.Although Toni Arden is the daughter of a former star of La Scala and the Metropolitan Opera, and was to graduate to lessons A THRILLING TRIBUTE TO THE GUARDS ARMOURED DIVISION An Englishman and an American \u2014 their lives, their loves, and their loyalty, at a time in history when deeds of selfless gallantry and indomitable courage marked every hour and crowded every ONE OF THE CREAT STORIES OF OUR TIME ON THE SAME PROGRAM Into the category of those great films that have placed a new value | $ À ! + On screen entertainment ., .The J.Arthur Rank Organization presents .Michael Redgrave Jean Kent in Terence Rattigan's The Browning Version Produced by Teddy Baird Directed by Anthony Asquith with Nigel Patrick \"WEEK END WITH FATHER\" Ends Van Heflin \u2014 Patricia Neal Today adventure in my life,\u201d Miss Roman explained.\u2018Some of its incidents are almost biographical, because they happened to me, and the remainder true to what Hollywood people today are attempting to do for our servicemen in the manner they know best \u2014 entertainment.\u201d When she said this, Miss Roman referred to that day in September, 1950, when on a personal appearance tour in San Francisco and the Bay area, she was asked to visit military hospitals and centers, among them Travis.Miss Roman was the first star on the premises at Travis Air Force Base where she mingled with the troops on their way to combat and with the returning wounded.Touched by the sights she saw and the men and personnel with whom she came in contact, the actress decided to carry hack to Hollywood the need for others of her profession to come to Travis.Added Attraction Seven men meet their fate in M-G-M's gripping new drama.\u201cThe Asphalt Jungle,\u201d outstanding attraction, directed by John Huston, winner of two 1949 Academy Awards, this realistic, pulsepound- ing story of crime and punishment holds a relentless grip on the spectator.It is told in brilliantly conceived camera terms and offers an unforgettable group of underworld characterizations in depicting the seven men who hold life and freedom cheap in their desperate quest for easy money.- Sam Jaffe enacts the notorious jewel thief who interests slick criminal lawyer Louis Calhern in a master-mind million-dollar robbery to take place in a large Midwestern city.Jaffe and his accomplices, small-time stick -up artist Sterling Hayden and wily, | hunchbacked James Whitmore, together with a sniveling bookie and an underworld genius at safe- cracking, plan and execute the daring robbery, Calhern is to dispose of the million dollars worth of loot.It is when the crooked lawyer plots with his pal, a disreputable private-eye, to doublecross the] others that the forces of the law and the wheels of retribution turn to prove once again that there is neither honor nor gain among Also \u2014 \"The Golden Horde\u2019 \u2014 in Technicolor thieves.PAGE THIRTEEN under Montreal's Maestro Wilfrid Pelletier, her amazing success 2 years ago put her in the \u201cbig money\u201d brackets as a theatre star.But she has not lost her love and admiration for the \u201cMet\u201d, and she gives credit for her \u201cbig\u201d voice to the inspiration from the Opera.While here she will visit her fathers friend, Maestro Pelletier.On Friday, at 5-30, Miss Arden will meet the public at Willis ond Co.,, Drummond and St.Cath.Backing up Star Toni Arden is an excellent Scvilie variety program.Show opens with Walton and Simon who have created something quiet different in the way of novelties for the spectators.Bobby Judge, just back from a South American trip, i= the young man who performs some amazing feats of juggling, while Sonny H.ward is a very funny mimic and is ahle to take off movie stars, politicians, and \u201cyour friends next door.\u201d Seville Theatre presents another first run movie this week, a hilare ious comedy featuring the amuse ing experiences of a group of Englishmen strated without money in Sweden.It is \u201cTravel lers Joy.\" in Person.Star LOT \u201c\u2019GooGie PER WHAT A SWELL KID}, The big-time mouthpiece with erime on his mind.and the green-eyed doll who made a beautiful alibi! W.R.Burnett's story of the city under the city filmed by John Huston \u201cFAMOUS AUTHORS ACCLAIM IT! \u2018LA great picture full of suspense.\u201d \u2014Gerold Foirlie, outher of \u2018Bulldog Drummond\u2019 \u201cExtraordinary Picture.\u201d a=W.R.Burnetl, ovther of \u2018Lisle Consar\u2019 \u201cRare, Brilliant acting, direc= tion and script.\u201d \u2014Normon Moiler, author of \u201cThe Noked And The Dead\" \u201cOne of the most exciting pictures I've ever seen.\u201d =\u2014Pavl Osborn, author of the play \u201cA Bell For Adeno** ASPHALT JUNGLE STERLING HAYDEN - LOUIS CALHERN JEAN HAGEN « WHITMORE » JAFFE + MoINTIRE M-G-M presents The City Under The City STARRING with JAMES SAM TODAY and SATURDAY! \"PAINTING THE CLOUDS WITH SUNSHINE\", in Technicolor, with Dennis Morgan and Virginia Maye.Added: \"RHUBARB\" with Ray Mil.and and Jan Sterling.Starts SUNDAY i ! ne IE FOURTEEN THE EXAMINER, \"WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MXRCH 7, 1952 \u201cComplete Team Lineups ~ For WHS In This Issue By ALLAN SANDZELIUS As wag promised last week, our story today contains complete school lineups &s well as a few notes of coming and past basketball exhibition games.° In boys\u2019 basketball, two exhibitions are forthcoming between the WHS \u201cB\u2019s and the LCC \u201cB\u201ds, home and home, and the \u201cA\u2019s take on the YMHA Juveniles locally, then journey out to Cornwall and Ottawa next weekend.At least one more girls\u2019 cage exhibit is due, possibly this week after their victory over West Hill last Thursday in which the hapless \u201cB\"s won their first game of the season, 17-8.the \u201cA\u201d team won 25-7 with Liz Lobel potting 11 and Patty Mowat $ for the \u2018A\u2019 and Roberts, Nancy Dalton, i sp\" Janet Tova Liebowitz § for the \u201cBs.Cross, Margaret Webster, Nancy Lineup and {inal standing of the| Bacal and Sandra Bennett.girls\u2019 school teams are as follows: Senicr.\u201cA\u201d Basketball-No Senior Tennis Second: Alicia| League: Patty Mowat, Liz Loebel, | Blakeney-Fatly Mowat; Bonnie| Cairine Gilmour, Mimi Pascal, Louson (now.at HSM)-Pinky| Judy Thcrne, Gwen Lord, Alicia Parsons; Pru Aykroyd - Cairine| Blakeney, Mary Parsons and Gilmour; Margareta Sandzelius;| Janet Buzzell.and Heather Dnig-Bev Christmäs.| genisr \u201cB\" Bagkethall-No Senior Volleyball-City ~Cham- League: Nina Chadwick, Diane pions: Palty Mowat, Captain; Pat| Blumer, Tova Leibowitz, Carol RE Smith, Cairine Gilmour, Ju ismi cay i : , .ue \u2019 .Thome, Morpesets Sandoaius vn Bios Sie ane HOW TO GET ULCERS-\u2014Despite the fact that Michigan States baskeltall team js of fo an excel pe oo ; , , + nes, lent start, Pete Newell still believes the coach has to apply body English.With the Spartans\u201d mentor Py nv Carolyn Sykes, Gwen Lord, Prul| Rosemory Cooke and Joan| it's not a \u2018erying, büt a chewing towel.He gasps at a shot by the opposition.The shot went in.(NEA) Aykroyd, Trudy Cornell, Jean| Scharff, Patsy Smith served as \u2018 \u2018 Dunkeld, Barbara Boland, Marilyn offici#® scorer and Pru Aykroyd McRobert enc Jenice Perry.as timer.Pru along with Dolce .Senior Swimming-Third: Carol| Narizzano played a few invitation S And Ph Naismith, Pru Aykroyd, Jan|games during the season, on the tars armacy t rac ll ows Buzzell, Mary-Liz Thompson, Pat \u2018B\u201ds.| Last Wednesday, the Senior F Pl Off ° ° an, enter ue Soo For Play-Offs Tomorrow Encouraging Sign WHS \u201cB\"\u201d squad, 61-42, as Buddy : Naismith tched 2 i .; Members of his year's Eo! A The Westmount Avenue Stars |gan Kerr of the St.Laurent Lau- hoop-la_ quintet were as follows\u2014 start their Fiaal Play-offs tomor- rels in their private feud.The Westmount Recreation De- Capt.Mitch Klein Bud Naismith row against Royal Pharmacy.Guy Bonnier and Mickey Bou- partment announced the intention Pat Baker, Ian Roussac, \u2018Murt' Game time is set at 2:00 p.m.at rassa were the two who placed ON of organizing a Track and Field Greenwood.Gerr Levy John the St.Laurent Arena.the All-Star team with Bonnier Club in the West tE ; ( Abbott, Jim Licdell nd Eq| Royal Pharmacy swept thelr sharing a tie with N.D.G.Regent's ub in the Westmount Lxaminer Last Chance To Martin, Bruce MacFarlane was Séries with the St.Laurent Lau- defenceman Pete Simpson, Bou-| on February 15th, 1052.V manazer.rels in two straight games, win- |Tassa's 10 points were only two To date the Department has SAVE REAL MONEY mc si.