The Westmount examiner, 14 mars 1952, vendredi 14 mars 1952

[" ÉVOL.XXII, No.11 et April 16-19 * The Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 obby Show.Committee consist- g of 50 boys \u201cand girls from all the schools of Westmount have en planning and preparing for the Hobby Show for the last four months.This year marks the 16th\u2019 nnual Hobby Show in West- ount.It will be held at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.from April 16 to April 19.* Plans are now taking shape, The ¢ publicity campaign will be launched early in March with the sending - of blotters to the schools of estmount.Prizes have been and till are being secure from loeal fftores the contributions this year are well worth winning, and all departments have excellent prizes.he prizes will be exhibited in he store window of the Canada Company on Sherbrooke rest near Prince Albert Avenue.The department of collections has five categories this year; Btamps, coins, scientific collections, scrap books, _and miscellaneous collections, The last divi- Sion consists of pennants, match Xes, dolls, buttons, ete.It is isa to start preparing your en- riss now as the Hobby Show is à little more than a month away.J Waterton\u2019s Picture ppears In \u201cTime\u201d ; They say Time waits for no one ut Westmount\u2019s Johnny Waters- > oh ast week.Time Magazine, that is.Johnny, who is a fourth year student at the Royal Military College in Kingston, is captain of the i college hockey team.His pic- i ture appeared in Time last week along with the captain of West Point's team.RMC defeated West oint in a recent game and cap- iain Waterston was much to the fore with his aggressive type hockey.\u2014 This is one of the eleven American elms which are being transplanted to new positions on Sherbrooke Street.The transplanting of trees from other Westmount streets and parks was undertaken by-the cit widening of Sherbrooke \u2018street.to replace trees removed during the recent n was able to catch up with it Special Constable Happy In Role Of Woman Cop Gpecial Constable = Dorothy Barnes who has policed parks for the City of Westmount these past ten years, finds her job the fulfillment of an early ambition.\u201cAfter all, she told The Examiner in a recent interview, I come from a long line of cops.My father, brother and numerous uncles were all on the police force.\u201d Miss Barnes diligently carries out her duties at Westmount and King George Parks respectively.In the evening while patrolling her beat she carries a night stick \u2014 a fair warning to those with nefarious intentions to keep their Philanthrople work in other ountries is wasted unless the re- ipients have enough community pirit and organization to main- ain the charitable work, Howard Bimpkin, prominent electrical en- + and contractor, told the estmount -Rotary Club on Wed- esday.: Mr.Simpkin, who apent several years in southeastern Europe and African countries working on large bharity projects before the war, ave many examples of private Bits which were not wanted or Bised by the recipients.* } He told of a great experimental arm built in Albania by an American foundation at a cost of $1,- 850,000.The most modern build- ngs, equipment, and facilities ere installed, while teachers were brought from America to staff the rojecl.But the Albanian govern- ent doubled their customs duties bn materials brought in for it, and t was closed soon after comple- ion.since little farming ean be Farried on in Albania.In Turkey, a millionaire gave 3.485,000 and provided a $2,500,- R00 endowment to build the most Modern hospital south of Vienna.Put it was built at his birthplace among the sand-dunes miles 8Charity Work In Europe $Outlined To Rotarians from any large city.It was equipped by experts, and every supply down to writing paper was provided.A Lafrance ambulance, the most modern Mr.Simpkin had ever seen, was brought in \u2014 and locked away in the hospital garage because there were no roads over which, it could operate.When the institution was open, fascinated officials of the Turk government slid over the linoleum floor and rode up and down in the automatic elevators for hours.Later, the building fell into disuse, and only the outdoor clinic today, although it has become the center of a large community.Private philanthropy has wasted millions in these countries, the speaker said, because there has been no co-ordinated planning and no attempt to \u201cSell\u201d the gifts to the beneficiaries.Only by understanding the needs of other nations, and by making sure that, given the original gift, the recipients can carry on to use it for their own benefit, can we be sure that charitable gifts are not wasted.The speaker was introduced by Eob Edwards and thanked by Felix Alexandor.Club president J.G.Lawson was in the chair.is operating | noggins well protected.Miss Barnes finds Westmount Park very busy \u2018 in the summer while King George Park shows more activity in the winter.She has already found two persons dead of heart attacks in King George Park \u2014 one a 19 year old girl and the other a 60 year old man, - If the situation sometimes gets too hot to handle then Miss Barnes calls in the Westmount Police.She finds that there is never a dull moment at Westmount Park.On the other hand she {finds King George Park beautiful but monotonous in the summer.A firm believer in physical culture, Miss Barnes finds time to work out twice weekly at the Y.W.C.A, She received her medallion in first-aid from the St.John's Ambulance Brigade.\u201cThe funny thing about this job, she says, is that a lot of the children confide their troubles to me,\u201d \u201cThe most trouble we encounter in the parks are the young gangs bent on vandalism and other trouble making acts,\u201d she finds.Seldom sick she says that fresh air is the greatest thing for a person's health, Miss Barnes has been a special constable for the Parks longer than anyone else and by .the looks of things, the woman who wanted to be a cop will be carrying out her duties for the City of West- mount for years to come.McGill Elects M.Rothman To Highest Post Melvin Rothman of 789 Lexington Avenue, first year law student, was last week elected to the highest student post on McGill campus \u2014 president of the Student Society \u2014 in annual Spring term elections.Officials said that voting was \u201cextremely heavy\u201d.About 58 per cent of the student body cast ballots.\u2019 \u2018sulting Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1952 Trees For Sherbrooke .PRICE FIVE CENTS Induction Service Tonight The induction of Rev.Walter |For New Calvary Minister J.Spence as minister of Calvary United Church, Westmount, wili take place at the church tonight, followed by a reception for the new minister and Mrs.Spence, in the church hall.Mr.Spence, who accepted the unanimous call extended by the congregation, will preach his first sermons this Sunday.MF.Spence formerly was minister of St.Paul's United Church, Brandon, Manitoba.He leaves his western charge with deep feeling of regret and sorrow, but said he feels that the new call is to a piece of challenging work which he cannot refuse after hearing of the needs and opportunities of the new field.Since the death of the dearly-* beloved Rev.Dr.T.W.Jones, the congregation has been ingebted to a great number of devoted ministers in and \u2018out of Montreal for the continuance of its preaching and pastoral work.Rev.Walter J.Spence was born in India, but lived most of his life in Western Canada.He had his early schooling in Winnipeg, and graduated in both Arts and Theology from United College, Winnipeg.While in business, before entering college to study for the Ministry, he conducted a Bible Class for young men with a membership of over one hundred in St.Matthew's Anglican Church, Winnipeg.After ordination in 1940, he was for two and a half years Assistant Minister at Knox United Church, Winnipeg; for the past nine years he has ministered to the congregation of St.Paul's United Church, Brandon.His preaching has attracted large congregations.During his Brandon pastorate, he has been particularly interested and eminently successful in young people\u2019s and young adult work rein a growing Sunday School and a lively and strong Youth Program.Club Funds Main Topic At Meeting The last meeting of the West- mount Junior Stamp Club was held on Thursday, March 6, in the Oak Room of Vicicria Hall.The president, David Hackett, presided.The treasurer, Ian Grant, then made a report on the club funds.It was decided to pay the secretary, Barrie Wilson, back the money he had spent on various corespon- dence and to buy paper, envelopes and postage stamps for the club.Michael Ashby, vice-president of the club then introduced Mr.Roth- well, supervisor with the Recreation Dept.who spoke to the club for a few minutes Several members won door prizes.The meeting was adjourned on a motion by Irving Mauer seconded by Tony Kirsch.General trading then followed.38 members attended the meeting.| A letter thanking the club for sending its congratulations on his recent appointment was received from the Postmaster General of Canada.The membership at the club has been rising steadily during the last two months.An all high record for this season was reached on Feb.28 when 39 members attended the club.The executive and directors sincerely hope that this will continue.Several raffle sales will be held at the club in future meetings.One will be held hy the treasurer in the near future while another will be held by the vice-president at the end of the month.Tickets for both these raffles are 5 cents each.Rev.Walter J.Spence Difficulties In Street Repairing City Manager T.J.Hughes this week asked Westmount citizens to note the difficulties facing the Westmount Roads Department in keeping the streets under repair.There is no way of making repairs until the spring thaw brings frost out of the ground.he said.Until then, any material used to fill holes Is first squeezed by water freezing in pavement cracks at right and then broken up by the pounding of traffic during the day.Western Avenue is in particular- I bad condition hecause it was under heavy use last summer while traffic was diverted from Sherbrooke Street during the widening, he stated.Large-scale repairs are being considered, but no work can be undertaken until May when all frost is gone.Numerous Items Lost In Parks The Westmount Parks Depart- | ment has again appealed to citizens to check on whether their children have los: any items of clothing or toys.Hundreds of these items are piling ap in the Parks\u2019 comfort stations.Owners may claim them by identification of the lost articles.Among the articles accumulated are socks, mittens, gloves, scarves, cvershoes, tohoggans, sleighs, ski- poles, windbreakers, parkas, dolls, purses, eyeglasses, etc.Couservatory Display On display at the Conservatory in many colorful varieties are Polyanthus, Primula, Cineraria, Cyclamen, Begonias, Orchids, and Clivia.Cy WITT PN CCAR = ti dant EURE RE EE + aaa Sams aon as PAGE TWO «+ .That the Norwells are moving to Sherbrooke St., near Claremont, after 28 years on Victoria Ave, Grandfather Norwell started business below Somerville and Father moved up, in 2 hops to the present location.And now the big jump to Sherbrooke St.by Father and Son.All hands hope they strike it right and wind up in a good spot where THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT; FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1952 they will keep things ticking.« + + That the item which appeared in a\u2019local morning paper last week thanking a certain store for the invitation to \u201ccome in and wait for your tram\u201d referred tot Grind- ley\u2019s Pharmacy.» That a store on Sherbrooke St.in N.D.G., not too far from the Westmount border, has \u2018a sign in the window which reads \u201cCustom Jewellery Repaired\u201d.H-mm.Could it be that old Spanish Custom Jewellery ?+ + + That Juliette is recovering from an ear infection which has kept her away from her millinery | emporium for over a week.That there is a slick operator 4884 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST {At Victoria Avenue) DE.3982 SHIRTS Fused collar attached.High count All lined and wool.GLOVES 20% imported English broadcloth.4 69 NOW .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.LESS Reg.6.45 to 6.95 .NOW » Fancy prripes, be collars oe SOCKS mates: eg.4.ALL LESS 20% Pure Botany wool by Wolsey, etc.1 39 Lo TS Formerly 1.76 .NOW \" White, reg.fused collar attached.Formerly 4.95 \u2018NOW Us Elastic top Half Hose by Pen- 1 35 .YORI wrens man's.Formerly 1.75 .NOW Eu Odds and ends.Formerly to 2 98 495 me eee NOW f= Formerly 1.50 .NOW 1.19 PAJAMAS (Men's) Formerly 1.25 .now 95\u20ac.red to 6.95 .NOW 4.79 SHORTS (Men's) merly 2.45 Fashioned Argyle plaid, pure Botany wool.Formerly 3.45.NOW Fancy ali Kroy wool Socks, For- Cs ees ee tee 2.49 1.69 NOW Broadcloth, boxer type.Reg.1.65 NOW 100% Nylon, by B.Y.D.and_For- syth.Reg.4.45 and 3.95.NOW 1.29 2.19 fee sae ee sas rib regular Socks.ALL LONG-WEARING 100% SPUN 100% NYLON HOSE Hand-framed diamond designs, Anklets.Formerly 2.95.NOW Embroidered rib anklets.Former- 1.98 1.29 1.39 NYLON .NOW NOW cer ese ly 1.75.SWEATERS ce Made in Scotland by Wolsey, pure Botany Formerly 1.95 .wool.CARDICANS PULLOVERS SLEEVELESS Formerly 15.95 Formerly 13.00 Formerly 8.25 - NOW ALL LESS 20% Also by Wolsey, an Argyle plaid, sleeveless, Two-ply all Botany wool.Reg.9.75 NOW 5.95 SPORT SHIRTS Knitted all Kroy wool, permanently moth-proofed.In red and canary, by Harvey-Woods.Formerly 11.95 now 6,95 \u201cev be eae Pure UNDERWEAR (Men's and Boys\u2019) Combinations and two-piece.All 20% wool and wool mix.By Ceetee, Turnbull's Harvey-Woods, Wat- ly 9.45 Botany - wool Shirts, long sleeves.Drawers, ankle length.Former- \u201cere ene SKIING RED FLANNELS {Ceetee).5.95 .NOW Pure Botany Wool, by Forsyth.WHITE SCARVES now 2.89 eet seen son's, etc.ALL LESS TIES All fancy silk.Reg.2.00 and Formerly 6.45 .250 .Cee NOW 98¢ ODD TROUSERS in Wool Tweeds Men's sizes 30, 32 and 34 (waist).BOYS\u2019 WINTER JACKETS Wool frieze, leather trim.Belted, detachable mouton collar.Reg.1.99 NOW Reg.7.95 to 10.45 ., NOW 5.98 17.95 LE ee Rea ow 4.69 Boys' Knickers, sizes 8, 9, 12 and 13.Reg.4.95 to 5.45 ,.NOW 2.98 Reg.6.95 FRIEZE WINDBREAKERS Sizes 6, 8, 14 and 16.Cees re eer, ALL MERCHANDISE OFFERED AT REDUCED PRICES IS FIRST GRADE AND PRODUCTS OF STANDARD BRAND REPRESENTATIVE HOUSES.VV VV -who Streamlined cycling\u2014A conventional cyclist stare at the radical design of the two-wheeler riäden b in Berlin stops to a young woman in the American sector of Berlin.Her bike, equipped with gear housing, mudguards and a well for packages was designed by Walter Fischer, a Czechoslovakian refugee.« has been selling cheap watches at fancy prices to some of the unsuspecting employees of business firms around Vic and Sherbrooke.« « « That the birds will soon be winging their way back from the south and you bird lovers would do well to look over the display ef bird houses at the Personal Novelties store on Victoria.+ - , That the new apartment bldg.at the corner of Rosemount and Sherbrooke has been named the Queen Elizabeth Apartments in honour of Her Majesty.The building is nearing completion and prospective tenants should not walt too Jong before selecting thelr suites.« + .That the window in Bradner\u2019s Fur store, corner Claremont, makes one get that real Spring feeling.Its a work of art, we mean George.« « « That Eric Ohman\u2019s Scandinavian ancestors would probably glance askance if they were to see that St.Patrick's Day display that adorns the window of his store.It's really something to see, ay ban tell you, begorrah! « + « That you missed it if you didn't go in for a free cup of coffee at Pope's Home Cooking last Friday when they opened.Why not try for one anyway.Just drop in at 4915 Sherbrooke and say sort of casually, \u201cI see by The Examiner that you're giving away free cups of coffee.I'll take two Jumps\u201d.But if you get the wrong kind of lumps, don\u2019t blame us, « « » That the lady who had the vehement discussion with one of Westmount\u2019's finest because she bad just received a ticket for parking in front of the Avenue Theatre last Wednesday was mot making much headway when last seen, .+ .That Paddy Goulden of West- mount Taxis gets younger looking as the years go by.« « .That Stevenson & Kellog, consultant engineers, have purchased the old Cooke residence at the corner of Sherbrooke and Elm where the Countess of Haddington was born.« «+ « That the Limerick Contest is tentatively scheduled to be published In the March 28th issue ef The Examiner.East Germany Ends Reform Of Educational Policies BERLIN \u2014 East Germany has passed another milestone on its part toward a Marxist education gystem with the completion of university reform.Its main six universities, with 35,000 students, have been transformed into education factories.East Germany is crying out for more iron, coal, and steel to force a higher export rate and contribution to the \u201cpeace front.\u201d To guarantee success, it must be able to call on qualified engineers, researchers, and state administrators, who not only can technically push the programs through, but unquestionably will accept the political motives for them.To some extent what has happened to the coal miner, now working a harder shift than in 1950 on the coal face, also is happening in the university classroom.The 35,000 men and women who began their academic year in in September are going through a rugged cramming drill, For one thing, they were confronted with an academic year of 10 months instead of the customary seven.There are 30 hours a week of lectures and study groups.Special cadres of \u2018reliable\u201d students make sure the norms are fulfilled.' ' American educationists in West Berlin claim that altogether about one third of the new East German university curriculum con- athée are ine sists of compulsory courses in Marxism-Leninism and other political lectures, as well as Russian language and literature, Degrees in combined fields are abolished and replaced with \u201cone field\u201d curriculums which aim at turning out highly qualified but narrowly educated specialists.To discourage \u2018emigration\u2019 te the West, professors are paid abe normally high salaries.In addition, the state honors them as one of the most important of all classes.An East German lecturer earns between 50 and 200 per cent more than his colleague in West Germany.He may receive the equivalent of about $4,360 a year against the West Germans\u2019 $1,400 a year.Apart from keeping a lookout for Communism, the students are equally alert to the dangers of right-wing extremism.They don't go for neonaziism.THE SCIENCE OF STACKING .Improper methods of handling and piling heavier objects often lead to injury to workers.Careless stagking of metal bars, pipes or large wooden objects may result in shifting in the stacks, causing upper layers to fall or lower layers to slide.New men on this type of job should get instruction from the plant safety man who ig familiar with the hazards of the work, Ç * :-2102 AMD Eata agpr tira, & COMPAN Free Estimates WESTMOUNT REPAIRED © REFINISHED © SUPPLIED LAID © FINISHED © CLEANED A.Ross Grafton 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET WE.2323 re Æ The ammer \"50 YEARS IN 1.WESTMOUNT\" WE.WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN'S Reliaole JEWELLERS 4 Certified Watchmakers 4046 1216 Greene Ave.e Ski WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1952 PAGE THREE Instruction For The Lot rray Hill Fre TT 7 RI EE 7 Sy SE Taking advantage of free ski instruction on Murray Hill are a group of young enthusiasts observing the plough technique employed by instructer Hugh Cummings of Salt Lake City, Utah.Cummings, who turned down a berth on the United States Olym- and Peter : a exhibition of paintings by Ruth Dingle Douet Douet will be shown March 15 to at the Douet\u2019s Studio; 315 Elm This exhibit will be of parti- Siar interest to many in the com- nunity as Mrs.Douet is the in- \u2018the Westmount Athletic Grounds, 2 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ! SF Have your Suits and Coats .f prices no higher than ready- a ; | Avenue Tailors i recreational program under the fraction of Lionel Fournier.\u201cThe paintings on show are of uebec country-side, around the pasons, from the flowering trees Of spring to the changing of their olors in the fall.There are de- forative flower paintings and still BIG SAVINGS hand-tailored NOW at \u2018to-wear.We have just re- } ceived a large assortment fl of imported English Woollens.* ALTERATIONS AND REMODEL- 3 LING OF ALL KINDS i 0 & VALET SERVICE ; 1166 CREENE AVENUE * (Just below St.Catherine) Pick-Up end Delivery WE.5908 Parking Lot for Our Patrons § OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS j CLOSED SATURDAYS ad 7 pic ski team, holds free ski instruction twice If skiing conditions prevail for the next few Saturday mornings.sveekly and on weeks, the school hopes to continue classes.Free Ski Class Has Large Turnout On Murray Hill Free ski instruction will be available on Murray Hill the next few weeks, weather permitting.A ski school under the sponsorship of Hugh Cummings, of Salt Lake City, Utah, held its first class Saturday with over 50 enthusiasts on hand to learn the fundamentals.Cummings who turned down an opportunity for a berth on the U.S.Olympic ski team is spending two years in the East here as a missionary for the Latter Day Mormon Saints.Church.- Skiers will meet Tuesday and Thursday afternoons on week days starting at 3 p.m.and on Saturday at 10 a.m.Anyone interested The ski season is coming to a close but the school hopes that another two or three weeks will hold satisfactory skiing conditions.The school plans to climax their courses with competitive skiing.With most of the United States Olympic ski team composed of skiers from Utah, Cummings is well qualified as an instructor.He placed first in the Timpanogis giant slalom in Utah and won the Jackson Hole downhill and slalom, He also placed within the first ten in the giant slalom held in the Sugar Bowl in California.Cummings and several other Mormor Elders, all expert skiers, in the school is invited to attend.are running the school.Popular \u201cY\u201d PE Director Off To Halifax Shortly The man whose job it is to instill confidence into youngsters on the - threshold of a career will shortly be leaving Westmount.He is amiable Clair Buckley, Physical Director of the West- mount Y.M.C.A.who is leaving for Halifax at the end of April to take over as physical director uf the Halifax \u201cY\u201d, \u201cIt is with reluctance I, leave my present position here in West- mount.I have many friends and contacts in Westmount\u201d, he told the Examiner.He felt that the new post in Halifax was not to be overlooked as plans for the \u201cY\"\u201d there are on a tremendous scale.His views on sport tie in witn # Grosvenor Service Station! 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IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE BUT It\u2019s True FREE FREE J Greasing Washing Road Service TO ALL OUR REGULAR CUSTOMERS Call In and ask the attendant for more details regarding this offer FREE his affable personality.He rates skiing as probably the most au- teresting spert but finds gymnastics one which is of particular interest to hin.At present he manages the indomitable senior team at the \u201cY\u2019\u201d which ig rated one of ihe best gymnastic teams in Canada.The 28 year old director graduated in Physical Education from McGill and had been connected with the \u201cY\u201d in Point St.Charles while studying for his degree.He is married to the former Marilyn Sinclair and they have a daughter Marilyn who is one and a half years of age.While in school Clair was especially adept at English Rugby and had been a member of Lhe McGill Senior Intercollegiate gymnastic team which won the C.I.- A.U.championship.In his capacity of Physical Director he finds that employing a little psychology is of great benefit in his work.\u201cThis is a fascinating job and the main thing about it is you never stop learning.\u201d he explains.Clair pointed out that women as well as men could have a full and richer life through participating in athletics.The concensus around the \u201cY\u201d these days is that Westmonni's loss is Halifax's gain, 1t is common to men to err; but it is only a fool that perseveres in hig error; a wise man alters his opinion, a fool never.Coaster Classic Set For June 28 \u201d~ The Montreal Kinsmen Club All-Canadian Coaster Classic, 1s scheduled to be held on Saturday, June 28.It is open to all boys between the ages of nine and fifteen years.Applications may be obtained by writing to Post Office Box 915 Place D'armes.The Kinsman Club has received applications from British Columbia, Ontario, Newfoundland, New Brunswick and Quebec.The length of the course is approximately 1,000 yards.The winners of last year Coaster Classic was clocked at 31.3 miles per hour.All boys must build their own cars, which will have either Roller or Ball Bearings.YMCA Notes A Judo Class has been recently organized and meets twice weekly under the coaching of Jack Gatto.Members and \u2018non-members in the community who are interested in this fascinating sport are asked to contact the Physical Department immediately.Gymnastic Club Congratulations are due the Senior \u201cY\u201d Gymnastic Team for their fine showing in the meet at McGill University last Saturday afternoon.The team now boasts the Eastern Canadian \u2018Senior Gymnastic title, Fencing Club .The Fencing Club will play hosts to the McGill fencers next Thursday night for an inter-club tournament.To date the Club has won two such meets against Palestre Nationale and Sir George Williams College, Miss Gwen Blott added more laurels to the Club by winning the Provincial Women's Class C Championship last Saturday at McGill.Young Adult Department \u2014 \u2018President AIf Asmiszko of the Square Dance Club has called a meeting of the Executive for next Tuesday, March 18, at 7.15 p.m.All members are reminded to turn out for the regular Tuesday Session next week .Photographers representing the Press will be present.Boys\u2019 Department \u2014 The Junior Leaders Corps will play an exhibition game with the Negro Community Centre tomorrow, Saturday.March 15, at 1.80 p.m.Help The Red Cross \u2018SALAD } TEA HY BANE TO A MILLION CANADIANS CO BANK My Bank\u2019 1S Canada\u2019s First Bank OF MONTREAL WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN -EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817 BRANCHES in WESTMOUNT to serve you Westmount Branch, Greene & Western Aves.: WILLIAM M.JACKSON, Manager Claremont Ave.& Sherbrooke St.: Sir Edwin Arnold JOHN E,, HOLLYER, Manager PAGA FOUR Food and Peace Closely Connected, Meeting Told The world cannot hope for a|ty in relation to our plenty.secure peace as long as great! This statement was made at the numbers of its peoples border on annual meeting of the Canadian starvation and who are becoming Federation of Agriculture by the increasingly aware of their pover-| Prime Minister of Canada who LOOK AT THES LOWR Fresh Killed Maple Leaf, Rindless PORK LIVER \"5%: BACON Fresh Killed \u2014 Boiling Grade A FOWL \u201c*** .49: BROILERS .49 MAPLE LEAF HAM \u201c'® , 55¢ ® All our meat is guaranteed fresh cut @ DEMERS LTD.Famous For Red Brand Beef 1347 Greene Avenue GOOD GOVERNMENT .Begins with you! Good Government springs from the ACTIVE interest of the people and can only be assured sw.29° WI.8748 by a strong two-party system.You can help yourself and the cause of Good Covernment by becoming an active member of your local Progressive Conservative Association.JOIN THE ST.ANTOINE-WESTMOUNT PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION P.O.BOX 99, WESTMOUNT, P.Q.om pola.Sur's REACHING for some small change \u2014 perhaps to pay for a cup of coffee, or Æ some candy, or her favorite magazine, 7.$ It's the kind of casual purchase y we all make every day.You may not think of your Go iy, telephone bill in just the same way, Yet tire daily 4 cost of telephone service Uy is a \u201csmall change\u201d que purchase too.The most anybody pays for a home telephone is 18¢ a day; most people pay considerably less, SY Measure this cost against the value of your telephonc\u2019s round-the- clock convenience.the way it saves you steps, : .+ 4 \u201c id i time, money, Think, too, % ni how its uscfulness has grown.You can lf Hn reach twice us many people as ten years ago; kL and more telephones are going in all the time, Few home necessities mean as much as your telephone, or match it for all-round value, THE BELL TELEPHONE THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1952 NEW CHRYSLER Here is a view of the new Chrysler K-310 put on display recently by Chrysler Corporation.This experimental car has a wheelbase of 125% inches, an overall length of 2204 inches and an overall height of 59 inches.It seats six persons comfort- EXPERIMENTAL SPORTS- TYPE MODEL ably with abundant headroom.It is designed for either the standard Chrysler FirePower V-8 180-horsepower engine or for the new K-310 engine, an evolution of the FirePower that develops 310-horsepower on commercial premium fuel suggested that Canadians can help to alleviate the world hunger by producing more through improved farm practices and sharing what they have with the hungry.No one can dispute the Prime Minister's argument.As long as people have insufficient food, they will regard those who have sufficient with suspicion and hostility.It is difficult to talk a person into being a friend when the shadow of starvation is lurking behind him.Some Canadians think we are producing as much as we can and that most of the arable land in the country is now in use, But increased production does not necessarily require more soil.It may be achieved by getting more out of the existing farm acreage.An announcement by the National Fertilizer Association verifies this.The Association said that if grasslands in the United States were fertilized as recommended by the nation\u2019s agricultural colleges, the additional fertilizer would have made possible the production of almost 3,000,000 extra tons of beef.Moreover, if adequate amounts of fertilizer had been applied to land devoted to field crops, U.S.farmers could have increased their corn output by 22 per cent, wheat by 13 per cent and cotton by 28 per cent.If this could be done across the border, the same should be possible in Canada where facilities to produce fertilizer and other essential agricultural chemicals have kept pace with increased demands in recent years.Chrysler Reveals New Sports Car; 310 HP.Engine Recently unveiled was a special sports - type car, designed by Chrysler Corporation enginêers with a body built by Carrozzeria Ghia of Milan, Italy, from Chrysler\u2019s design.This experimental car, designated K-310, though now powered by a standard Fire Power engine, also can use the new 310-horse- power engine designed by Chrysler.Dimensionally, the new engine is almost the same as the Fire- Power, with 331 cubic inches piston displacement and the same hore and stroke.Valves have heen enlarged to permit it to \u201cbreathe more deeply,\u201d exhaust manifolds have heen redesigned, four carburetors are used and the compression ratio is raised to 8.1 to 1.The 310- horsepower rating as 5,200 r.p.mis attained with commercial premium fuel.It is understood that with special high-octane gasoline the engine has shown better than one horsepower for each cubic inch of piston displacement.The body of the car is so distinctive that there is nothing else that might serve to form a basis of comparison, The whole vehicle speaks speed, grace, ability and competence, The seating arrangement is original, with what might Cripples Prepare Letters For Easter Seal Campaign The tremendous task of addressing, stuffing and sealing 300,000 appeals envelopes, which will eventually carry Easter Seals to resident; throughout Greater-Montreal has been going on for many weeks.À group of crippled workers many confined to wheel chairs, have been doing this work in preparation for the third annual drive for funds to be launched shortly.They have been assisted by members of the Inner Wheel and other organizations, and also by Rotarians, who will gather on Tuesday, March 11 to put finishing touches to the stuff- # ing operation.The letter being mailed to citizens 1s signed by Earl T.Moore, Fresident of the Rotary Club of x Montreal, which is sponsoring the campaign in this district, and Rene B.Perrault, President of the Quebec Easter Seal Society.It invites the recipients of the sheet of Easter Seals that is enclosed, to put à dollar bill (or more) in the return envelope, and thus do their share, in the season of hope and charity that is particularly ne associated with Easter, to help fulfill the hope that many little bodies, now twisted and bent, will be made well and strong.There are thousands of cripples in Quebec Province, many of whom have not yet been given much help, because of lack of organization and funds.But hundreds have been helped, the letter says, through the support given Easter Seals.Many organizations throughout the Province have dedicated themselves to the welfare of cripples, through the distribution of Easter Seals, and at least $100,000 is required to fill the growing and continuous need.\u201cIf the enthusiasm of these crippled workers is an example of community spirit, we are confident that our goal will be reached,\u201d James L.Busfield, executive secretary and manager of the Society, said today.\u201cThe funds raised will finance services for crippled children in this commun- ily and support a nationwide program of education, research and direct services by the Canadian Council for Crippled Children, with which the Quebec Easter Seal Society is associated\u201d.be called a sedan motif, For all of its low sleekness \u2014 it is 59 inches high from road to roof \u2014 the car affords plenty of headroom and is generous in all dimensions productive of riding comfort.Large wire wheels are used.The wheel base is 12515 inches.The K-310 car at present is listed as purely experimental and when and whether it will become commercially available is conjectural, as this depends on many factors that cannot be determined at this time.THE LONELY YEARS Loneliness may be a greater; problem in old age than physical ills and poverty.Where possible, groups should be formed to provide recreation for older people and contact with their contemporaries.Many of these people have skills that could bring pleasure and new interests to the group, with the probability of improved health and wellbeing, The fury beg: , with the exam} ation of ent os arge and smal Usinesses y necessan TELEVISION IN MONTREAL to enjoy matchless performance in your - own home with the proven leader \u2014 RCA VICTOR TELEVISION RCA VICTOR Model 17-T-41 \u2018@© e Come in and talk it over e Guaranteed installation by T-Day\"\u2019l AVENUE RADIO & TELEVISION Inc.Joe Zauchner, mgr.4174 St.Catherine St.W.{Near Greene) Fl.9192 the cam ded Lawrence Kalman, George g Robert Sloan.hen and Brahm Galfand.The Ark was opened by Melvin Glickman BREAKFAST PROGRAM The Breakfast Roundtable Discussion on March 2nd, featured a Rosenberg, Danny Gaisin, Perry le.\u201d The speaker was Mr.Ed Fkoff, veteran communal work- d Canadian répresentative on the xecutive Council of the Jew- \u2018wish Federations and Welfare Fuñtis of America.Following a \u201cAvely question and discussion per- -Aod;the speaker was thanked by Mr, Victor Elkin.A special guest \u201cwas Mr.Charles Samuelsohn, Pres- - ent of the Burlington Congrega- i tion Chavei Zedek, who brought oh.eting to the Shaar Hashomayim © Men's Association, sponsors of the Weekly breakfast gatherings.The on this occasion was Mr.Leon Levin, Vice-President and Chair- \"man of the School Committee and he Seminary Affairs Commit- \u201ctes of Shaar Hashomayim.Passover Institute #How To Celebrate Passover\u201d will be graphically portrayed at the Adults\u2019 Seminary Workshop arfanged by the Affiliated Societies in conjunction with the Wom- Institute, at a series of work- a discussion to commence on day, March 17th, at 8:15 p.m,, Moore, {asthe Synagogue.Instruction will iven in the significance of the Ba e stuff.i the exami \u2018and sma) neceman the cam Bd.The general membership, jcularly young parents, are cordially invited to particip- these valuable and instruct- nue on Wednesday, March and will conclude on Monday, ch 31stow To Celebrate Purim\u201d was he theme at the Adult Seminary \\ Agrkshop held on Monday, Feb- fiary 25th, Participating lecturers fpluded Mrs.Samuel J.Leibowitz, Méadmistress of our Foundation Bhool, Mr.I.Lieff of our Hebrew Bhculty and the Educational Di- getor.Jot Mat il Men\u2019s Association \u2018Marginal Judaism\u201d is the in- Bguihg title of the Symposium ar- ged by the Men's Association its Open Meeting on Wednes- 0 March 19th, at 8.30 pm.At the Synagogue.Prominent mem- | Jars of our Congregation will par- gipate in the discussion, which vill deal with the problem of how { bring the individual Jew closer the core of Jewish life.The ificreasing importance of the Syna- Que as the central pivot of Jew- \u201818h life on this continent makes this question a very timely and rtinent one, of vital concern to ery man and woman in the com- mimity.The panel of participants will include: Dr.Alton Goldbloom, samuel S.Cohen, Mr.Melvin Borne and M.A.Mendell, Q.C., x.Harry C.Ballon, Pregident of e@ Association, extends a cordial invitation to the men and women \u201cthe community to attend this Dpen Meeting, and to participate Rîthe question and discussion per- i to follow.Talmud Group Minder the leadership of Rabbi LP Baron, the Talmud Class is con- Hiuing its regular Thursday eve- fig meetings at the Synagogue.te Tractate under discussion is i a members are i in- d to attend.Eminent Speaker Coming it is interesting to note that Dr.~38in of the Baltimore Hebrew Col- ® and Teachers\u2019 Training School, D is scheduled to address an Pn Meeting at the Synagogue on Ih day, March 24th, at 8:30 p.m, \u201con \u201cOne Community, Indiv- x Liberation Medal in 1946 in appreciation of his leadership in raising a fund for the relief of Danish Jews who had escaped to Sweden.Dr.Kaplan's biographical sketch includes an imposing list of achievements among which we note that he is the author of \u201cA New Approach To The Teaching Of The Torah\u2019 which is a commentary and interpretation of the Five Books of Moses, religious plays and pageants.Auxiliary Event The Purim Luncheon, in honour of Torah Fund, arranged by the Women\u2019s Auxiliary on Wednesday, March 12th, at the Synagogue, enjoyed a dramatic presentation of \u201cHow Uriel Got Into Heaven.\u201d This Eternal Light script was dramatized by members of \u2018The 20-40 Club\u201d under the direction of Mrs.Hy Witkov, who also was the Narrator.The cast included Doreen Nicoll, Florence Sammett, Violet Kirt, Helen Phizicky, Sam Bendit- sky, Nat itner and George Hirsch, with Anne Goldenberg at the piano.Torah Fund Chairman is Mrs.M.Bercuvitz and Treasurer is Mrs.R.L.Bercovitch.Hospitality arrangements were supervised by Mrs.A.L.Goldschleger and Mrs.S.Samuelsohn; Decorations by Mrs.Lou Levine and Publicity by Mrs.B.J.Freedman.Hostess Conveners were Mrs.M, Shuchat and Mrs.J.Cohen Youth Group.The tenth meeting of the Youth Group was held in the Cafeteria on Sunday, March 2nd, at 10:30 a.m.The Constitution of the United Synagogue Youth was read.A discussion was started on- \u201cThe Implication of German Reparations and German Rearmament to the Jewish People.\u201d The discussion also branched out into the problems of racial tolerance and the Jewish position in the Diaspora.Purim Masquerade The Annual Children's Purim Party will take place this Sunday, March 16th, at 3:00 p.m.in the Community Hall.Prizes will be awarded to the most_original cos- fumes and refreshments will be served by the P.T.A.Parents are cordially invited.All children wearing costumes must be ready to join the procession which will start promptly at 3 o'clock.Trees Planted In connection with Tu BiShevat, our children planted 130 trees this year, in the Rabbi Herman Abram- owitz Memorial Forest in Israel.Women's Institute Mrs.Alex.Shulman, Chairman of the Women's Institute Advisory Committee, has announced that the Closing Assembly will take place on Tuesday, April 1st, at 2:30 p.m,, in the dining room.An interesting programme 1s in preparation, and all Institute members and their friends are asked to reserve the date and to participate in this gala closing event.20-40 Club .A Social Event including games, refreshments and dancing, has been arranged by \u201cThe 20-40 Club\u201d for Thursday, April 3rd, at 8:30 p.m,, at the Synagogue.The Dance Group, under the direction of Johnny and Willa O'Connor, popular Latin-American Dance Team, will commence shortly, Sessions will be held at the International School of Dancing on alternate Tuesdays, from 9-10:00 p.m.The Marriage Counselling series recently given by Dr.George J.Strean, attracted an audience of over 400 members and friends.Keen interest wag shown, and a lively question and discussion per- iad followed.Miss Esther Golden- berg, the President, conducted the meeting, and the Educational Di- THE EXAMINER, \u201cWESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1052 OO 0 0 INS Shaar Hashomayim 1 OE EE) 0 I JUNIOR CONGREGATION.At the regular Sabbath morning Service held on\u2019 March 1st, the azonim were Mark Bercuvitz, Charles Schwartz, Leslie Halpert and pphen Goldschleger.David Shapiro read from the Torah and David pming chanted the Haftorah.Those called to the Torah Reading In- evening at 5.40 p.m, Saturday mor- PAGE FIVE vs.16 \u2014 38; Saturday afternoon, The \u201csplit-nib\u201d pen point was at 5:20.invented about 1850, according to WEEKDAYS: Marning services| the Sheaffer Pen Company re- at 7:45; evening services at 6:30.search library.er, who was thanked.by Mr.Ralph Fryfield, Purimusical Cancelled Mr.Bernard J.Finéstone, Younger Members\u2019 Group Programme Chairman, has announced that due to unforeseen cireum- stances beyond control, his organization has been forced to cancel the projected Purimusical, planned for March .17 and 18.Public Worship SABBATH SERVICES Friday ANNOUNCEMENT .POPE'S HOME COOKING Invites you to see their new Cake Shop at 4915 Sherbrooke Street West (Between Claremont and Prince Albert) WA.0075 All Home-cooked Cakes and Pies \u2014 Fresh Daily ning at 9 a.m.Sermon at 11 a.m.Win Pope Ruth Murray Scriptural Readings: Exodus, Ch.Formerly with Cowan's Formerly dietician at Eaton's 30, v.11 \u2014 Ch.34; Numbers, Ch.Toronto Montreal 19; vs.1' \u2014 22; Ezekiel, Ch.36, Queen Elizabeth Apartments Co) Westmount's finest apartments in the City's choicest and most oo convenient location CORNER SHERBROOKE ST.& ROSEMOUNT AVE.Luxurious 3 to 7 Room Apartments Containing every modern comfort and convenience RENTALS from $110 to $300 monthly y ( Garage optional \u2014 $20 monthly extra) MAY 1st OCCUPANCY Now Renting by Appointment Only.For Appointment \u2014 Please Phone LA.0326 \u2014 9 a.m.fo 5 p.m.DE.1347 \u2014 Evenings Week Ends GL.4470 \u2014 |] a.m.to & p.m.ROSE REALTIES COMPANY wi awarded the King.Christian rector introduced the Guest Speak- \u201c PAGE SIX HOWARD S.ROSS Q.C.Barrister and Solicitor 57 Department for the Closing of Estates of Deceased Persons Office: HA.9238-39 Residence: Ambastador Apts, 4557 Sherbrooke St.West.\u2014 GLenview 2177 St.James Street West Westmount ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.P.McCuaig Limited 65 Hillside Avenue WESTMOUNT Wi.1104 .YOU may be blessed with \u201cTHE LUCK OF THE IRISH\u201d | don't look for trouble No automobile owner, no matter how careful a driver can afford to operate his car without Automobile insurance, Accidents are so frequent, conditions can be so costly, that being without a policy is like looking for trouble.Be sure that you are adequately insured.CALL E.D.CHRISTMAS 388 St.James St., West, Montreal, Que.| MA.3332 4 and under today\u2019s GL.4519 JOHNNY HOTFOOT SAY \u201cThis is important COKE USERS One thing is essential when heating with coke \u2014 HEAP THE FIREPOT FULL! Lasalle Coke\u2014clean and light\u2014needs just a little different treatment from unrefined fuels, but no extra attention.It is a little bulkier than fired \u201c\u2018deeper\u201d to provide the same the firebox for a long-lasting fire.If you keep a \u201cdeep\u201d fire, draft regulation is simplified and you will find coke lasts at least as long, ton for ton, as other solid fuels.Follow this method and you are sure of: * Steady and abundant heat.* Ease of handling and control.x Economy of operation.if you have the slightest difficulty, take advantage of the Lasalle Customer-Service \u2014 it is absolutely free.Whether you obtain coke from your dealer or direct, you are entitled to consultation with one of our experts on your heating problem.He will show you how simple it is to have heating satisfaction with coal and must be weight of fuel in this uniform, modern fuel.A phone call to your dealer or the Lasalle Service Department, UN.6-6531, will bring a segvice man promptly to your door, at no cost to you.LASALLE an ar A We repeat: Heap firepot full Shake less Use very little draft.A simple instruction pamphlet is yours Jor the asking.re eae rhe aL he 4 RAD AM A Ain mbm = +c 1a THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1957 .- Chairman's Bell Presen ted To Association Shown above is chairman's bell presented to offi- Stewards and Caterers cers of International Association, Montreal Branch Walker, Special Representative of Duncan Har- wood and Co.Ltd.43, by Clary Left to right: Bill \u201cMAAA\u201d Brewer, director; Clary \u201cHarwood\u2019s\u201d Walker; Bob White, President of International Association, Montreal Branch No.43, Stewards and Caterers LLSSISSLLLTS SSS IL ISIS SILL LLL ISLS SS SELLS SSS SLL SSS LLS IL SSSI SSL A A M A A A M M A A UMA AM Temple Emanu-El « A AA A AU A M A AA A M A A Lr AA MA A M LA AAA MAL Sabbath Services, Friday evening, March 14 at 8.15 o'clock, Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Idolatry of Ideologies.\u201d Saturday Morning, March 15, 11.30 o'clock Sermonette \u2014 \u201cThe Broken Tablets\u201d based on Torah portion.Congregational Seder The Annual Congregational Seder Feast will be held on the First night of Passover, Wednesday, April 9 in the Temple Emanu- El Community House, following the Passover Evening Service, which will commence at 6.45.Dr.Stern will conduct the Seder and the traditional melodies will be chanted by Cantor Staeren and the Temple Choir, under the direction of Mr.Phillips Motley.For the children an Afikomen Treasure Hunt will take place.Reservations are to be made with Mrs.J.Roston, DE.1765.Committee in charge: Mesdames George Hol- linger, Abbey Sankoff, Jack Carrick, Jack Freedman, Alfred Miller, Joseph Cooper, Max Roth.Bar Mitzvah Michael Graham Kursbatt, son of.Mr.and Mrs.Ivor Kursbatt Will be called to the Reading of the Torah both at the Friday Evening and Saturday Morning Services in observance of his Bar Mitzvah.\u201cGod\u2019s Graces and Scholars\u201d The Rev.Angus DeMille Cameron, Minister of the Church of the Messiah, will * review \u201cGod's Graves And Scholars\u201d by Geran before the Book Lovers\u2019 Forum, Wednesday afternoon, March 19 at 2.45 o'clock, in the Temple Community House.This will be the fifth lecture of the Seventh Season of the Book Lovers\u2019 held under the auspices of the Sisterhood.Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern, will preside and co-chairman for the day will be Mrs, Thomas M.Macdonald.Following the review tea will he served by the following hostesses.\u2014- Mesdames \u2014 W.N.Carin, Albert Simon, Jack Carrick, Irvin Gertsman, Jack Rubin, David Jassby, Abbey Sanlkoff, Francis Beck.Presiding at the tea table will be Mrs.Angus De- Mille Cameron and Mrs.Alfred N.Miller.Temple Youth Society Spring Social and \u201cAt Home\u201d Saturday evening, March 22, at 8.30 o'clock.Committee in charge: Elena Reiskind, Eva Stearns, Irwin Bankoff, Doris Berbier, Elaine Newman, Cyril Carrick, David Mo»riimer, With Our Temple Sisterhood _Mrs.Colin Spiegel and Mrs.Harry Stern request members to send their rummage articles to the Temple as early as \u2018possible.In charge of dues are: Mrs.Ben Yates and Mrs.Moe Wegler.The Annual Mother and Daughter Sabbath will be observed on Saturday, April 18th.Hostesses at Oneg Shabbat last Friday evening were: Mesdames Montague Buckman, Mervyn Git-.tleson, William Gross, Leon Good- lin, Lewis Poch, Dean Mark Ker- ner, Ted Nashman, Justin Loeb, Joseph Bercusson, Marvyn Grover, Stanley Marsh, George Rauch, Harold Rittenberg.Pulpit Honours Last Sabbath Hymun Grover, Gerald L.Nash- man, Montague Buckman.Assisting with the reading of the Megil- lan: Mr.and Mrs.Jack Rubin, Mr.and Mrs.Dean M.Kerner.Those who blessed the Sabbath lights are: Mrs.Lewis Poch and Mrs.Justin Loeb, the Kiddush service was shared by Dr.Lewis N.Poch.Temple Crowded to Capacity The Temple Brotherhood Forum had as its guest speaker, Rabbi, Dr.Abba Hillel Silver, last Monday Evening, March 3.The Temple Auditorium was filled to overflowing and the audience was compelled to wait for Dr.Silver due to his late arrival.Dr, Douglas J.while wailing for Dr.Silver.Mr.Wilson addressed the audience, Reuben Ginsberg, Chairman of the Forum presided and Mr.Irving Solowey, Co-Chairman, conducted the Forum.The Temple Brotherhood held a reception following Lhe lecture in the Temple Community House, With Our Temple School Mr.Efraim Rosenweig, B.A, Rabbi, Educational Director; Mr.W.Maxwell Lighstone, L.Ph., Executive Director; Mr.Abraham Wolk, Principal Hebrew School.Passover preparations in all departments of the Religious School are now taking place.The annual children's seder under the auspices of the Home and School in cooperation with Temple Constituent Societies is scheduled for Sunday, April 6.The parents of the 1952 candidates for Confirmation met with Dr.Stern last Friday Evening after Divine Service.Under the direction of Mr.Bernard Figler the Sunday Morning classes are now learning the traditional celodies in connection with the Passover observance, and recent new Israeli Passover hymns.We congratulate members of Class X who produced the Purim play.of their own assisted by Mr.E.M.Rosenzweig in preparing the Book of the Play.Temple Board Holds Important Meeting Ç Under the chairmanship of Mi.Hyman Grover, the Temple Board of Trustees held an important meeting on Wednesday, March 5 at which time Committee appointments were ratified and matters of importance to the Temple programme were considered.French United Church Pastor - To New Post The Rev.Claude de Mestral has informed his congregation that he will end his 14 years pastorate ai Béthanie United (French) Church at the end of June.He has accepted a position ss secretary of the International Committee on Christian Literature for Africa, with headquarters in London, a division of the International Missionary Council.His new work will be facilitated by his knowledge of many languages and his personal relationship with many of the secretaries of Europe: J an missionary societies having mission fields in Africa.The Rev.C.de Mestral, who, has been pastor of Bethanis/ %R Church since May, 1938, ha jy always had a great interest in: religious literature, and.has been since 1946 the editor of L'Aurore, the French-Protestant bi-monthl; ; publication.He has also contribut : ed many articles to religious ani § secular papers and reviews.Ht has taken a reen interest in the life of the community In 1943 he organized the French Work Inter-Church committee, of which he was the first president.He is now president of the Verdun Ministerial Association.In 1918, as press correspon dent, he attended the first Assen bly of the World Council d Churches, at Amsterdam, from À which he sent many reports an articles to French and English speaking Canadian newspapers.Together with his wife, thi former Lulu Bates, daughter o \u20183g the Rev.Dr.C.J.L.Bates, for # years a missionary in Japan, an former president of Kwans Gakuin University, near Kobe- and their four children, he wi sail for England during tht 3 summer.Morgan Realties Limited Real Estate Brokers 1455 UNION AVE.HA.0251 sition as national Litera- quartcrs he Inter- cil.His ed by his ages and p with Burope- al, Bethanit; \" New Stars Twinkle \u2018 JEFFREY SUSAN MORROW 25, THE EXANINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1952 ROBERT | SHERMAN £; 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WA 1, ZAXY /) | «SERVICE DAY & i Wy, STANDS IN V4 WESTMOUNT -N.D.G.AND SNOWDON HOURLY & METER RATES WEDDINGS , ushers will be Dr.Lester McCal- Mrs.N.B.McLean, who was the guest of Mrs, H.L.Clifford, in Westmount, has returned to Ottawa.A social evening with movies will be held Monday at 8:30 p.min St.Matthias Church Hall, 12 Churchill, for all members of the congregation, Coffe will be served.Mrs.Alma Robinson and Mrs.Leontine Roberts of Elm Avenue are vacationing in St.Petersburg, Fla.APPROACHING MARRIAGES At the marriage of Miss Bar bara Pibus, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Hugh A.Pibus, of Magog, Que., to Dr.Stewart Reid, son of Rev.Dr.W.D.Reid, and of the late Mrs.Reid, of Westmount, which will take place at Stanley Presbyterian Church on Saturday, March 15, at half-past three o'clock, the bride will be attended by her sister Miss Beverly Pibus, as maid of honor.: Dr.Edward Murray will act as best man for Dr.Reid, and the lum, Mr.Alec MacLeod, Mr.Ernest Rex, and Mr, Russell Meri- field.The reception wili take place at 450 Strathcona Avenue, West- mount, the home of Dr.and Mrs.A.E, Moll, cousins of the bridegroom.At the marriage of Miss Beverley Carol Hammond, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Hammond, to Mr.Gerard Howard Wright, son of the late William Wright, and THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 14; 1953 Married at Queen Mary Road Church v TRANNY EY TY ; Rs a kd a Mr.and Mrs.Reginald Allison Brewer, photographed on Saturday afternoon following their wedding in Queen Mary Road United Church.Mrs.Brewer was formerly Miss Shirley Hope Derick, daughter of Mrs.Russell A.Derick, and Mr.Brewer is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Orlo L.Brewer.BREWER - DERICK maid of honor, and Miss Betty of Mrs.Wright, which is to take place at three o'clock, on Saturday, March 22, at St.Matthias Church, Westmount, Miss Clem FUNERALS OUT OF TOWN TRIPS Ia \u201cDresses /.: Colors that are soft and flattering, > materials that you have to touch to believe .and prices that you just LÀ | won't believe! 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velling in a grey suit, under a grey kidskin coat, and wearing a navy blue hat and accessories and a i corsage bouquet of white carna- , tions.\u2019 Among the out-of-town guests were Lieut.-Col.Gilbert Bradbury and Mrs.Bradbury, and Miss Claire Johnson, all of Ottawa; Mr.and Mrs.D.J.Brewer and Miss Patty Brewer, of Fredericton, N.B.; Mr.and Mrs.Gordon W.Olive, of Gananoque, Ont, and Mr, and Mrs.C.W.Chamberlin, of Toronto.ED LO TO A GE DE.3003 NO OOOO LO IEEE EE < Whddings Dr.Edward Murray, of Cambridge, Mass, is to act as best man for Dr, Stewart Reid, whose marriage to Miss Barbara Pibus, R.N., is taking.place tomorrow.Miss Blanche Emard, Olivier Avenue, left Saturday for Washington, D.C., where She will spend ten days as the guest of Mr.and Mrs, C.Bernier.The Delta Gamma Fraternity held the annual Founder's day banquet last evening, at seven o'clock, at Victoria Hall, West- mount.Miss Barbara Whitley acted as toast mistress and Miss Frances Currie, as mistress of ceremonies.ENGAGEMENTS The engagement is announced of Miss Marilyn Gean Ellis, younger daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Done ald Ellis, and Mr.Keith Malcolm Wray, son of Mr.and Mrs.Douglas C.Wray and grandson of the late Fred A.Wray and of Mrs, Wray and of the late Charles F.Smallpiece and of Mrs.Smallpiece.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Friday, May 9, in Dominion Douglas Church West- mount.The engagement is announced of Miss Mary Theresa Ascoli, dangh- ter of Mr.J.R.Ascoli, Consul of Ecuador, and Mrs.Ascoli, of Westmount, and Mr.Jan G.Pate terson, son of Major Frank L.Patterson and Mrs.Patterson, of Jamaica, BW.L.The marriage has been arranged to take place in June, Karnak Plans Party For Members Only Karnak Ladies Club will hold their annual party for members only on Tuesday, March 18 at 2.15 p.m.sharp, in the Masonic Temple, Sherbrooke Street W., when they Will play military whist.Mrs.J, W.Buckland, president will preside, and the military whist will be under the chairmanship of Mrs.W.H.Mack, Immediate paste president, and Mrs.J.McL.Marshall, first vice-president.Please bring your own playing cards.The notice of members and their friends is called to the dessert bridge to be held on Tuesday, March 25, in aid of the Shriner's Hospital for crippled children.PLat.4444 tain Ses ve Sherbrooke | A garment well made .i .is a garment worth wearing.:; } CLASSICAL STYLES 3 FINEST OF MATERIALS : AND TAILORED TO PERFECTION \u2018| BY 3 H ; HOROWITZ ©: \u201c LADIES\u2019 CUSTOM TAILOR y FROM LONDON'S WEST-END a : 344 Victoria Ave.Westmount PR BRIG M KENNA & S McK hay | i: À 2.' LEE ES 3 \u201cah 87%! = » Eve dome eus\u201d St.Paul\u2019s Gives First Exhibition Of Fancy Skating Parents and.friends of some 60 girls of St.Paul's Academy gathered in Verdun auditorium Monday night \"to witness their first organized exhibition of figure skating.They are taught by Mrs.Jean Ramus, and trained for various routines by none other than \u2018their own Claudette Lacaille, who this year completes her 11th year as a student at St.Paul's.\u2018The skating club was begun three years ago, and consists of classes every Friday evening at Verdun auditorium, during the winter months.The parents have been accompanying them often to the lessons, but pronounced Monday's demonstration to be quite beyond their expectations.Among the featured numbers was \u2018\u2018Synccpated Clock\u201d hy Patsy Hart, and duets by Barbara and Diane, and Isabel Carson and Louise Donati.Group efforts included a grand march, \u201cBunnies at Play\u201d hy the younger girls, a Dutch waltz by more advanced pupils, and a precision number.Solo skating was also done by Claudette Lacaille, Intermediate Figure Skating Champion of Montreal, and Senior Dance Champion.Trinity CWY.The Church Women's Year of Trinity Church will hold a meeting on Tuesday at 3 p.m.in the church hall, Sherbrooke St.and Marlowe Ave.when Mrs.H.Butler Section Manager of Beauty Counselors, will give a talk on skin care and suitable make up.Members and friends are invited to attend this meeting.Tea will be served.\u2018WESTMOUNT RUG CLEANING CO.REAL CARPET SPECIALISTS From the Orient ® CLEANING eo REWEAVING © REPAIRING @ INSTALLATIONS Office: Phone GL.147) 4474 St.CATHERINE ST.WEST with AN IMPORTED HAND-MADE HAT : from Mi-Lady Ann Millinery REG'D.(Under new management) 4114 St.Catherine St.W.WE.6227 The first duty of the pharmacist is service.He is bound to serve the community by an ancient code of ethics which is similar to that of the physician.We have complete facilities to give you fast and efficient nrescription service.PHONE UN.6-9426 For Prompt Delivery MILNE'S PHARMACY REG\u2019D.Pharmacien \u2014 Drugg ist J.G.CASAULT, L.Ph., Prop.1446 St, Catherine St.West Corner Mackay Street Ly Tea.today at 3.30 p.m.Attending Charter Fashion Tea The Westmount Women\u2019s Club is holding a Charter Day Fashion in the dining room of the T.Eaton Co.Ltd.Tickets are available from Miss F.Ewing, ELwood 3065.A list of subscribers for this event includes: Mrs.R.W.Mitchell, Miss A.T.Coleman, Mrs.P.L.Verdon, Miss N.Callard, Mesdames! Alumnae President Mrs.Frederic B.Coppin, president of The Westmount High School Alumnae Association, the reception which follows the Association's \"Fashions in the Morgan Manrver\u201d on Tuesday, March 25, at 8.30 p.m,, in Victoria Hall.Westmount.Westmount Students Will Benefit From Fashion Show Funds \u201cFashions in the Morgan Manner,\u201d a spring fashion revue will be held by the Westmount High School Alumnae Association on Tuesday, March 25, at 8:30 p.m.in Victoria Hall, Westmount.Under the direction of fashion co-ordin- ator Mrs, Eve Trill, the display will be presented by Henry Morgan and Company Limited.Mrs.H.Russell will play accompanying music.A major effort in the association\u2019s program for raising funds for educational activities for West- mount High School students, the revue will be \u2018followed by a reception in the banquet hall.The guests will be received by Miss M.A.Dyke, honorary president, Mrs.Frederic B.Coppin, president; Mrs.E.M.Briggs, Jr., 1st vice-president; Miss Phyllis Wood, 2nd vice-president.Specially invited guests will include R.O.Bartlett, principal of Westmount High School and Mrs.Bartlett, J.D.Lawley, vice-principal and Mrs.:Luwley, and former principal H.B Parker.A special feature of the evening will be the introduction of scholarship winners Tiu Tammist, Chrystyna Palijiw and Louise Tollstam, public speaking winners Margaret Cragg and.Carole Fischel, and award \u2018of honour win- rer Diane Lemieux.Active in the organization of this event, to which all members and friends are invited are committee chairmen Miss Phyllis Wood, program; Mrs.Lloyd G.Stern, telephone; Mrs.Eugene L.Gardner, tickets; Mrs.J.A.Hart, hospitality; Miss Hazel Moore, membership; Mrs.F.B.Coppin, publicity.Variety Concert On Friday evening, March 21 the Crawford Park Men's Club is giving a variety concert in Franklin Hall Memorial, under the auspices of a group of the Women's Association of Stanley Presbyterian Church.There will also be homecooking, jams, mar- malades and candy for sale.Tie- kets for this concert may be obtained by telephoning Mrs.J.H.Ferguson, EL.5168.who will receive the guests at ¥ G.H.Moran, Little, A.M.Lindsay, G.Hill.F.Strong, F.Green- shields, J.C.Langston, H.R.Oke, G.Beattie, R.A.Brehm, G.Goudie, A.J.Wright.Herbert C.Holland, J.C.McKean, A, C.Stewart, J.Gordon Birnie, Frank Binmore, D.O.\u2018McNiece, \u2018L.L.Bishop, C.W.Thompson, Lyons, Miss F.Ewing, Mrs.W.D, Fowlie, Miss S.Gardner, Mesdames G.Olesen, Jean B.vey, E.C.Riel, J.R.Beverdige, M.J.G.Hogan, Gordon T.Plair, H.S.Jacques, J.B.Churchill, P.A.Paterson, John T.Parker, J.T.Rowe, F.A, Jennings, E.C.McKenna, W.J.Ahern, H E Baily, John Applin, C.H.Armstrong, Lower, and Goldric.Miss M.Pardce, Mesdames A.Barnes, J.H.Goode, À H.Taylor, Tomkins, J.A.Bremner, R.C.Johnson, T.O.Leggett, H.C.| Spencer, Mrs.A.E.Wilkinson, R.H.Switzer, C W.Williams, E.Lucas, R.E.Beaven, F.Holland, J.Dart, E.D.McCallum, A.Wood, F.Fraser, C.F.Gardner, A.M.Kenworthy, W.Hardie, Miss A, E.Mattinson.Mesdames J.Anderson.R.H, Anderson, G L.Hellstrom, Frank Baylis, Guy Smith, H.McKay, Miss B.Woodgate, Mesdames Hasen, F.Parkinson, F.W.Bryce, G.Flynn, H.L Smith, J.W.Brown, L.Stinson, J.J.Cormack, P.B.Aldred, H.D.Caswel), R.A.MacIntyre, J.B.Rice, W.H.Reynolds, G.Peillard, D.A.Whit- taker, Miss A.Riel, Mesdames D.Armstrong, R.J.Bailie, F.Garvin Smith, C.A.Smith, J.Shiels, Ogilvie, J.C.Manning and R.S.McEacher.Miss E.Harper, Miss G.Des- jardin, Miss M Frampton, Mrs.W.Millinchamp, Miss W.Mann, Mesdames J.Kirk, P.Sinclair, C.J.Warren, RB.Pennoyer, A.A.Mc- Niece, Stokes.H.Soden, M.Mc- |: Lachlin, K.Burnham, W.Mc- uigan, Henry Griffin, C.H.Borrie, W.C.Shaw, F.Lindsay, Miss | Terrill, Mesdames Jackson, M.A.Smibert, R.Rogers, G.White, W.R.Somerville, A.W.Knowles, F.Reynolds, R.W.Mitchell, W.J.Spring Whist Party The Westmount Conclave No.4, Order of True Kindred, will hold their annual spring military whist party on Wednesday, March 26, at 8.30 p.m.in the Notre Dame de Grace Community Hall, Cote St.Antoine Rd., at Decarie, under the general convenership of Mrs.Robert Melrose.Also on the committee are Mrs.Charlotte Irwin, Mrs.H.E.Green, and Mrs.Elizabeth Munro.Mr.Wm.Lebrun will conduct the whist, There will be prizes for first, second and third tables; home-made refreshments will be served and door prizes given.Table holders are requested to bring their own cards.Mrs.John Tolson will charge of the door prizes.have THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 14,.1052 Westmount Club Lists Guests LeGallais, Robine, U.Beck, Miss E.Read, Mesdames -C.Duclos, B.Levinschi, PAGE ELEVEN M.Hudson.J.A.Grant, W.D.Niel, F.Wigg, A.W Hutchings, G.B.Weatley, Raab.Percy French, A.N.\\ 1817 Greene Ave.marthe carpenlier HAUTE COUTURE GLenview 1971 Westmount 1373 GREENE AVENUE PERSONALIZED HAIR STYLING FO 1 I o 11D OO NO SPECIAL! 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Look at what Canada's only Chenille Specialists can do with your old bedspread .Redye it any colour you wish \u2014 Add a beautiful colourful design \u2014 the kind you see on $25.00 spreads .or renew it by expert washing and fluffing.Phone TRenmore 2501 for full particulars.Free pick-up and delivery.VERDUN CHENILLE DYEING & WASHING CO.TABLES from PLYWOOD can be made up to 4' x B', A good size is 14°\u2019 wide, 26\u201d long and 22\u201d high, while a coffee table may be as low as 16\u201d.Top and face boards are 34\", though for large tables it is better to use 78\u2019 plywood.Legs are 2 x 2 tapered at bottom, BOOK CASES and SHELVES may be mode of inch or %\u201d\u2019 material, with end of Inch pine.Before spacing shelves, be sure to check books for height, pL e 4 LI] ONE } LTRS JL AT A) Famous Women\u2019s Club To Mark Silver Anniversary At Supper The University Women\u2019s Club of Montreal celebrates its twenty- fifth anniversary on Monday, March 17.To mark this event a buffet supper is heing held at the club house, 3492 Peel Street, at 6:30 p.m.Miss Barbara\u2019 J.Dougherty, president of the club, will preside.The University Women's Club of Montreal had the distincition +.x or dinner parties.Each month guest speakers are invited to luncheons and dinners to which members may bring guests.A French club meets for lunch and discussions each week.Book fairs are held frequently.: The Montreal Club is affiliated, through the Canadian Federation, with the International Federation leges are available to any university woman who comes with an introduction from an affiliated club.Reciprocal arrangements exist with university clubs such as Crosby Hall in London, England, Reid Hall in Paris, France, and with clubs in New York and many Canadian and American cities.All ladies of Government House have Leen guests of the club on various occasions.All presidents of the International Federation of University Women, who have visited Montreal, have been entertained by the Montreal Club as well as university women who have come to Canada to attend meetings connected with the Federation.of University Women, Club privi- |- THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1952 - - Fashion Hin ak Here is a dress that manages to be impressive and important without overdoing it.The bodice and elbow-length sleeves are in lace placed over sheer crepe, the same navy sheer as the body of the frock.The silhouette is narrow on one side, the other side being draped to a flare.The body of the dress is lined in taffeta, and the bow at one side is of taffeta, LC.A.C « +» On Food Packaging .-.« « « Confusion To The Consumer .+ Reports A short time ago your reporter had the pleasure of hearing the National President of the Canadian Association of Consumers give a most thought-provoking address to a Food Processors Convention.Some of the points made were very telling ones.C.A.C.'s President, Mrs.W.R.Walton Jr, dealt particularly with present methods of ent systems are used for marking and packing that the poor consumer ends up in a state of complete bewilderment.It was Mrs.Walton's opinion that if the prime goal was the confusion of the consumer, a more perfect set-up could not have been provided.She cited the following; BUTTER is sold in 1st, 2nd and 3rd Grades.But nowhere is there any specification as to what these grades mean, Is the water content higher in one than in the others?Is one fresher or has it more butterfat?The poor consumer cannot tell and nothing on the label gives her a clue, POULTRY is bought by Grade A, B and C.What is the difference and what does Milk Fed mean?The poultry man knows of course but does the Consumer?TINNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES have markings which are fairly well known by now , ., Fancy, Choice, Standard and Sub-Standard.Even here too many women still wonder which is top quality, Fancy or Choice ?FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES again have a little world of markings all their own.In vegetables we have \u201cCanada Number One,\u201d \u201cCanada Number Two\u201d and \u201cCanada Number Three\u201d; \u2018\u201cCanada Number One Large\u201d and on through medium and small.Now which is the best to buy \u2014 Canada Number Two or Canada Number One Medium?Fresh Fruits are called \u201cExtra Fancy\u201d, \u201cFancy\u201d, \u201cDessert\u201d and \u201cSelect\u201d, also Canada Number One, Two and Three Grades.Just to complicate this situation a little it is also possible to have a marking called \u201cCombination Fancy and C\u201d .\u2018Fancy and C\u201d .and Domestic, What do these grades really mean?Are they based on size of the fruit, quality, ripeness or just what?MEAT.Beef is called \u201cRed Brand\u201d, \u201cBlue Brand\u201d, \u201cCommer cial\u201d or \u201cCutter.PORK is mare keted under special brand names but nothing is known as to which is Number One or Number Two.Then to muddle the homemaker packaging foods.So many differ-% a little more thoroughly, we have the increased tendency to put up foods in packages of odd weights and sizes.For instance, soup in 10 and 28 ounce tins; tinned milk in 5% and 15 fluid ounce tins; fruit juices in 6, 20 and 48 ounces; ketchup in 11 fluid ounce bottles; spices are packaged in weights of %, Ya, 1%, 1 and %, 15, 1%, 2 and 213 ounces.Tinned Puddings come in 815 ounces, biscuit flour in 40 ounce packages, ple crust in 18 ounces, tinned poultry and meats in 15, 15% and 32 ounces, 2 pounds and 2 ounces, 15, 1, 2 and 3 pounds.On behalf of the Consumer, Mrs.sizes and preferably in quarter, half and one pound tins and packages, or multiples of these amounts,\u201d She pointed out to the listening food processors, the amount of mental arithmetic involved in family shopping: where the housewife tries to figure out how much will be required to feed five people or whether the larger size is a more economical buy.Well we have found out that Mrs.Consumer is liable to be suspicious of these odd amounts and weights She has to buy them but she resents them just as much as she resents the 10 ounce packet of washed spinach, the 14 ounce tube of tomatoes, and the 7 ounce salad package.Why not half.or one pound packages she says.She was brought up to buy goods in an economy where the pound and Half pound are standard weights.If you have noted this trend to odd weights when you shop and if you do not like it, the Canadian Association of Consumers is championing your point of view.C.A.C.Play Scheduled For Members Day At Westmount Club The Drama Group of the West- mount Women's Club is taking part in the program arranged for Members Day on Tuesday at 2:30 p.m.in Victoria Hall.The group will appear in \u2018\u2018Confidentially,\u201d a one-act comedy by Peggy Fern- way, directed: by Janet Campbell.Mrs.J.B.Rice is drama chalr- man, and stage and properties are being handled by Mrs.P, R, Aldred and her committee.Mrs.D.A.McNiece, Music Chairman, announces that songs will be rendered by the.newly formed club choir under the direction of Mrs.F.G.Sharpe.Miss Elizabeth Cousin: is accompanist, Mrs.D.A, Whittaker and Mrs.E.C.Riel are co-chairmen for Members Day.Miss Ewing and her committee will serve tea.Ditty bags, which have been filled by members of the club under the chairmanship of Mrs.Harold Mills, will be presented to the Navy League of Canada.Unity Youth Group Conducts Service In the Green Room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel Wednesday evening, March 5, a Unity service was conducted by the Youth of Unity group.The speaker was Mrs.Pat Williams, President of the Y.O.U.group, her topic being \u201cTreasure Map to Happiness\u201d.Mrs, Williams brought out several excellent points, one being that of likening a person's life and thinking to that of a tree.Just as a tree needs care in order to keep its strength and beauty, so one's thinking must be daily guarded.In the same manner\u2019 as a tree is pruned in order to remove all dead and hindering branches, so one's thoughts must be freed of worry, anxiety and fear to remove obstacles presently barring happiness from manifesting.Inner peace must be embodied in order to obtain and express complete happiness.Miss Mabel Badger acted as chairman and gave the meditation.Queen Elizabeth W.A.The Woman's Auxiliary of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital of Montreal will meet in the Memorial Hall, Northcliffe Avenue, on Wednesday, March 19, at 3 p.m, Mrs.C.E.Mackenzie and Mrs.H.8.Morton will be the guest speakers.The Service Group will meet at 10 a.m, to roll dressings.is doing this and providing many other benefits for the women consumers of Canada.If you would also like to have simplified markings for the common foods which we buy every day, why not join the growing number of C.A.C.members who are backing their own organization in its efforts for easier shopping and better understanding between customer and merchant ?M.F.G.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 Complete Home J.I.R.BERGEVIN INC.\u2014KITCHEN PLANNING\u2014 FREE ESTIMATES Qualified Arborite \u2014 Formica Applicators For Quality Workmanship .Call Planning Service GR.8719 7714 Lajounesse ep m2 .\u2026- ctl Po ctr æ 9 Te EERE EX XL] St.Patrick\u2019s Society Supper Dance To Feature Original Irish Decor Dancers attending St, Patrick's Society annual supper dunce this evening in the Windsor Hotel will be transported back in spirit to \u201cthe Ould Sod\u201d by the Irish decorations.Mrs.W.P.Kierans, who last year created Blarney Castle for the event, has been busy of late making an Irish Wishing Well, which is a replica of one on 8 farm at Killybegs, Donegal, Ire- % land, which was sketched by Mr.G.E.Gerrand, the sketches then being flown by air mail to Mrs.Kierans.The Wishing Well she has made for the dance is of simulated rough farm stone, complete with a handled bucket, and is seven feet high by four feet wide.Tradition has it that in Ireland, if you want your true love to be your faithful lover, or to have the fairies wave a wand, you throw pennies into a Wishing Well.The St.Patrick's Society of Montreal invites its patrons to throw \u2018their pennies into their Wishing Well tomorrow night so that their good wishes for St.Patrick's Orphanage for Children, may come true.The Well will be set picturesquely among real bushes, the \u201cground\u201d around it covered with real moss.Mrs.W.P.Kierans, who incidentally is third vice president of St.Augustine of Canterbury Subdivision of the C.W.L., has brought the North and the South of Ireland together in her use of four crests \u2014 Ulster, Munster, Leinster, and Connaught, which will grace the ball room along with a caricature of De Valera, and illuminated harps.For Peacock Alley Mrs.Keirans has drawn two caricatures, one of J.Austin Murphy, Q.C., Past President of St.Pat- \u201crick\u2019s Society; and E.J.Cooney, Immediate Past President.In the receiving line this evening will be Mr.Fred Reynolds, President of St.Patrick's Society, and Mrs.Reynolds; Mr.James Shanahan, vice president of the society, and Mrs.Shanahan; Mr.W.P.Kierans, secretary of the society, and Mrs.Kierans.Consel- lor Leo McKenna is chairman of reception for the ball; and Miss Elaine Lepre is chairman of the ticket committee.Committee And Depots Named For Rummage The Women's Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital is hold- fing a rummage sale in St.Stephen\u2019s Hall, Dorchester and At- water Avenue, on Thursday, April 3, at 2 p.m.Mrs.P.Swail is chairman of this event, assisted by the following committee:- Mesdames G.Leverette, Dean Davis, C.S.Waldo, D.Sutherland, Roy Glass- ford, J.B.Rice, F.N.Ward, C.E.Box, G.L.Bartram, A.S, Thomson, J.B.Hardman, T.D.Hand- rahan and Mrs.C.À.Camirand.The following ladies have offered their homes as depots to receive contributions for the sale:- Mrs.H.W.Paul, 3464 Oxford Ave.; Mrs.D.R.Sutherland, 2376 Grand Bivd.; Mrs.G.Leverette, 4344 Madsion Ave.; Mrs.Matthew Fisher, 4211 Kensington Ave.; Mrs, G.L.Bartram, 4554 Wilson Ave.; Mrs.F.Bowden, 4612 Patricia Ave.; Mrs.G.D.MacKay, 2425 Mariette Ave!; and Mrs.P.Swail, 3609 Benny Avenue.Prized Carpet Patterns Handed Down In Family Hand-woven Persian carpets are esteemed by Westerners, but in Iran they hold a special place among works of art in the hearts of the people.They are the expressions.of the love of form and beauty by all of the folk.The finest of carpets will often be found in an otherwise poor nomad's tent, and it will be prized above all else by the illiterate tribesman.The intricate patterns frequently have been handed down through generations in families which make their own carpets.Although the Islamic religion forbids the representation of the human form, art has always taken precedence in Persia, where figures of men and women, as well as the more frequent geo- IN THE / omen 3 eaim D.ON.Whist Excelsior Lodge, Daughters of England, is holding a military whist tomorrow, at 8,15 p.m, in Community Hall, N.D.G, There will be prizes and refreshments.Players are asked to bring eards.Zonta Club Zonta Club of Montreal will hold a business meeting for members only on Tuesday evening at 8 p.mat Victoria School, 1522 St.Luke Street.Presiding will be Miss Helen Guiton, president of the club.Telephone Pioneers + The monthly get-together party of Montreal Life Members Club, Telephone Pioneers, will take place in the Club Rooms, Beaver Hall Bldg.at 2.00 p.m., Wednesday, March 19.There's fun for all.Daughters of Nile A Stated Session, Ceremonial and Election of Officers of Oasis Temple No.46, Daughters of the Nile, will take place on Monday at 7:30 p.m.at Victoria Hall, Westmount.Mrs.Leona M.Bell, Queen, will preside.Officers and candidates formal.Club Luncheon Mrs.Olive Dickason, editor of the women\u2019s page, The Gazette, Will be guest speaker at a luncheon for members and guests of The University Women\u2019s Club of Montreal at the club house, 3492 Peel Street, on Saturday, March 22, at 12:30 p.m.The topic on which Mrs.Dickason will speak is the Royal Tour.Council Of Women The annual meeting of the Montreal Council of Women wil take place on Wednesday, March 19, at 2 p.m.in the Y.W.C.A.building, 1355 Dorchester St.W.The Canadian Association of Consumers will be hostess, with Mrs.Netlam Beer and Mrs.L.J.Notkin in charge.No.39 Legion Aux.The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, Westmount Branch No.39 Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L., will be held Tuesday, at 8 p.m, in the Legion Hall, 1191 Mountain St.Sewing Meeting Canon Scott Chapter IO.D.E.will hold a sewing meeting at the home of Miss M.Stewart, 73 Strat- ford Road, Hampstead, on Tuesday, at 2:45 p.m.St.Patrick's Tea St.Stephen\u2019s Senior W.A,, West- mount, is sponsoring a Saint Patrick's Lenten Tea in the parish hall, Weredale Park, tomorrow from 3 to 6 p.m.There will be a Home-Cooking table.Tea will be served and members and friends are invited.Perch a shamrock atop each bowl of soup in honor of St.Patrick\u2019s Day.A leaf of watercress does very well for this.Pretty and good-eating on condensed cream of celery or mush room soup.It adds new intrigue to this grand hot dish, soup, which fits so well into economical menus.metrical patterns and floral motifs appear on carpets, and in miniatures.co Er ree a p=] THE EXAMINER J J ] J | J , WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, List Of Patrons For Supper Dance Among those extending their patronage to the annual ball of St.Patrick's Society of Montreal which will be held at the Windsor Hotel this evening for the benefit of St.Patrick's Orphanage, are: Rt, Hon.Louis St.Laurent, Prime Minister of Canada, and Madame St.Laurent; Hon.Maurice Duplessis, Q.C., Premier of the Province of Quebec; Hon.D.C.Abbott, QC, Minister of Finance, and Mrs.Abbott; Hon.Brooke Claxton, Minister of National Defence, and Mrs.Claxton; Mr.Camillien Houde, C.B.E., Mayor of Montreal, and Madame Houde; Hon.Sean Murphy, Ambassador from Ireland, and Mrs.Murphy.Hon.Francis M.Forde, Commissioner for Mrs.Forde; Mr.T.P.Healy, M.P., and Mrs.Healy; Mr.Alan A.Mac- naughiton, Q.C., M.P,, and Mrs.Macnaughton; Senator W.J.Hush- ion and Mrs.Hushion; Hon.Frank Connors, M.L.C., and Mrs.Connors; Commodore Paul Ear], M.L.A., and Mrs.Earl; Councillor Frank Hanley, M.L.A., and Mrs.Hanley; Mr.George C.Marler, M.L.A., Leader of the Opposition, and Mrs.Marler; Councillor Dave Rochon, M.L.A., and Mrs.Rochon; Hon.John D.Kearney, M.C., Q.C., Chief Commissioner, Board of Transport, and Mrs, Kearney.Hon.Mr.Justice Fred T.Collins, and Mrs.Collins; Air Vice-Marshal C.M.McEwen, O.B.E,, C.B,, M.C, D.F.C, LLM, and Mrs.McEwen, Councillor Leo J.McKenna, Dr.and Mrs.E.A.Amos, Mr.and Mrs.Murray G.Ballantyne, Mr.and Mrs.R.T.Birch, Mr.and Mrs.J.G.Bourdeau, Mr.Romuald Bourque, Mayor of Outremont, and Mrs.Bourque; Mr.James P.Boyle, O.B.E., and Mrs.Boyle; Mr.and Mrs.H.J.Carmichael, Mr.and Mrs, John A.Carmody.Mr.and Mrs.John H.Cooney, Mr.Gilbert Carroll, Mr.D.C.Coleman, 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Smith's best-seller.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 Monkland Theatre on Saturday till Tuesday.A top-flight cast headed by Dennis Morgan, Virginia Mayo and Gene Nelson leads the musical doings.In the film, they go to the picturesque Nevada town to perform in 8.Z.Sakall\u2019's 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 hoasts new through some hilarious antics in \u201cElopement,\u201d Twentieth Century- Fox\u2019s human interest comedy which is the companion feature at the Westmount, In the picture, Webb plays the role of a harried, though sharp-tempered parent who worries about the midnight elopement of his daughter, played by Miss Francis, and a young college professor, William Lundigan.The complications which arise from this situation and the enmity that develops between the families of the girl and the boy all add up to a swiftly moving story which Director Henry Koster has embellished with deft direction.\u201cElopement\u201d gives Miss Francis her first step toward the stardom she has been looking forward to for 13 years.Gene Nelson and Virginia Mayo in the \u201cBlues\u201d sequence featured in Warner Bros.\u2019 \u201cPainting the Clouds with Sunshine,\u201d Technicolor film, starting Saturday till Tuesday at the Monkland Theatre.Dennis Morgan also stars in the musioul comedy.; Our second feature: Ray Milland, guardian of a millionaire cat, introduces his wiskered ward to Jan Sterling.Ray's problems with these two sleek numbers spark some of the wonderful nonsense in Paramount\u2019s \u201cRhubarb,\u201d film comedy on H.Allen \u2018Painting the Clouds with Sunshine\u2019 Also \u2018Rubarb\u2019 at the Monkland Sat.tunes and some of the most ame bitious 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 \u2018 With a Song in My Heart,\u201d \u201cWe're in the Money\u2019 and the little tune.David Butler, who has directed some of the most popular recent musicals including \u2018Look for the Silver Lining,\u201d and !\u2018Lullaby of Broadway,\u201d directed the new film.Paramonnts \u201cRhubarb,\u201d which ig the second feature, is a fresh, imaginative, off-beat comedy that mixes a wide assortment of uproarious situations with crisp dialogue and a score of really funny performances.Based on the best-selling novel by famed humorist H.Allen Smith, and starring Ray Milland and dynamic Jan Sterling, this high-powered howler loses no time in tracing the outlandish consequences when Rhubarb, a battle- scarred, trouble-loving alley cat, inherits $30,003,000 and the Brooklyn baseball club from an eccentric curmudgeon.Ray Mil'and, team press agent, draws the dubious honor of playing guardian and nursemaid to the well-heeled tabby, soon finds his love life curtailed because of girl friend Jan Sterling's allergy to (Continued from page 15) = Tor Fate Cuaid Aid.* DENISE DARCEL \u2018+ 7HUNDER inthe PINES \u201cSTARLIFT\", IN TECHNICOLOR, with Doris Day, Gordon MacRae and if WINTERS CONTE \u201cTHE RAGING TIDE\u201d wom ELLA ginla Mayo, Added \"THE ASPHALT JUNGLE\", 4 1 Jimmy McCarthy started \u2018the half-way mark before any : kihs spoiled Doug Brambell\u2019s bid 20% a shutout finally getting Royal \u2018\u2019\u2019Pfarmacy's name on the score - Sheet.Des Griffin received credit 3 y \u2018with an assists on the play.a owever, a minute later West- unt took command of the game ce more, Harry Wolfe banging e Pat Lomasney's relay.# A few minutes after Wolfe's \u2018tilly, Stan Simmons took passes m Bourassa and McCarthy to pound out the scoring sending \u2018Westmount into a one game lead tf the series.Activity continues again this aturday at 2 p.m.at the St.Lau- int Arena with the.teams batting in the second game of their ed | \u2018an \u201cexhibition game played pi- er the opening game of the nd fipals last week, & combination Stat\u2019 -turent Laure] and N.D.G.Regent Au x walked off with a 9-3 ne ph over R.C.A.Victor.Hal en \u2018 nnor scored five times and Jimmy Darcy twice.These teams \u2018meet again next week.Mghly feared Notre Dame football # ted ent en a new idea or system is* the ed the athlete usually feels of Mwhkward and loses some of his Im.\u2018Miel at first, and usually some of} hich his interest.The wise coach must esh, atll the athlete on the idea that that @fter this temporary period of up- decreased skill a new peak of effi- risp clency will be reach ally \u2018Another point to remember is that the time it takes to acquire dvel this new skill or technique depends llen :-.en the attention and effort the and | athlete gives to its practice and this be the confidence they have that ime ' \"their coach knows what he is on- \"talking about.tle- Just a note of warning.A new cat, ai], involving à lot of change by hae athlete should not be taught an t before competition, ent \u201cLou don't throw away a new av.pair of shoes, you try to get used rt \u2018Yo them.Neither should the new his ea be tossed off.The athlete or irl ach with a \u201ctried it once, didn\u2019t 5 ke it\u201d philosopny is limiting his 0 rogress.So don\u2019t you make that Lo