The Westmount examiner, 21 mars 1952, vendredi 21 mars 1952

[" Le RE RE DIET mer \u2014 1.THE I ruth Ye wo .ry Fe Poo ow Fd JL.XX, No.12 3 are Swimming Classes \"So Commence At \u201d April 1 \u201crne Westmount Y.M.C.A.will Eiimence its annual Learn-To- dim campaign April 14.None of the \u201cY's\u201d most sucËess- # courses, the campaign is run a large scale.\u2018It has been very seldom that a pil failed to take to the water hen the course was completed,\u201d gir Buckley, Physical Director the \u201cY\" pointed out to The aminer.llach class is limited to ten pils, so.maximum attention can given each boy and girl.There two fully-qualified instructors y each class working under the pervision of the Physical Dir- ore \"Y\u201d has evolved a most ef- tive technique and instruction #8d have maintained a high stand- of water control and safety.ull partiqulars and applica- Bn forms may be obtained at the gice of the Physical Director the Westmount Y.M.C.A.omework is but part of the Medule of the Learn-To-Swim Birse.They have also applied a \u201cMPthod known as the Wash Basin @Bbutine.This is done at home and 8 applied primarily to instill the We inner with confidence.fadet Squadrons change Visits Air cadets squadrons of Ottawa Westmount exchanged visits urday mornings.FOltawa No.211 Kiwanis Squad- gin flew to Montreal in an R.C.JBF.Dakota and the Montreal Westmount Squad returned in Même.Win Montreal, the 20 members of {fle Ottawa Squadron toured Dor- | Station and heard about 426 underbird Squadron activities 8 the Korean airlifts.Later in Me day they visited C.B.C.new dio Canada building and tour- historic Montreal sights.The Westmount squadron were (own through Ottawa's Rock- Mllffe air station and taken to the ar Museum and Parliament pildings.- M In each case the day ended with WE dinner given by the host squad- an.ICommanding officer of thé West.punt group was Squadron Lead- 95 Hugh Green.| Court Cases 137 cases were made during 8 month, in Westmount, 1,135 of hese, including 1,099 for traf- igh offences, were taken before MM Recorder's Court, and 2 cases wills taken before .the Social Wel- foi Court.363 cases were carried Ard from the previous month.Fe Ware 956 convictions and 3 élfbdrawars 541 cases were cari 3 forward to the following ath.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1952 \u201cNews Letter\u201d Distributed With Spring just around the corner, Westmount become a bit hazardous to people on the sidewalk.Precaution has been taken by the city who have placed warning signs this week reminding motorists that it Is uncouth to drench the less unfortunate without cars.\u201cNo Splashing Sign the inundated streets of Described To Some of the more humorous and satisfying aspects of publishing a weekly newspaper were discussed by Eric Wilson, advertising manager of the Montreal Daily Star, in a speech hefore the Westmount Rotary Club Wednesday.Mr.Wilson told of his career as.publisher of a small-town weekly newspaper in an Ontario agricultural district.He said that his family were the best-fed and best- - dressed people in town, but he had trouble getting enough cash to pay his bills, because all the store- Keepers and merchants paid for advertising in goods instead of money.He discussed the organization of small-town administration, and told of some \u2018crusades\u2019 he initiated for civic improvements during his decade of weekly newspaper publishing.He succeeded in getting money voted for a new water system when tests showed the existing facilities were supplying water unfit for human consumption.Another crusade resulted in the community holding an old-fash- ioned \u2018barn-raising bee\u2019 to build à concrete and steel community center, which supplied complete recreation facilities including an ice rink and a movie theatre.On the humorous side, Mr.Wilson told of a subscriber who stated he had the hest newspaper she ever saw because \u201cno other paper cleans the stove half as well.\u201d In his speech, entitled \u201cThrills, Threats, and Thrift\u201d, the University of Toronto graduate touched on all aspects of weekly newspaper work.He Loid how contests were used to hoost circulation.Prizes were obtained at cost from merchants in return for free publicity to them, and the goods were awarded to persons bringing in the grealest number of new subscriptions.Most of the ready cash was obtained through job printing, Mr.Wilson said.Despite heavy competition from the weeklies in nearby towns and the big-city dailits LS which were malied in, weekly Life on Weekly Newspaper Rotarians \u201ca lot of newspaper work was fun.\u201d > : Westmount Rotary Club president James G.Lawson was in the chair.The speaker was introduced by J.S.Miller and thanked by D.McKean.Answer Eighteen February Calls Eighteen calls were received hy Westmount firemen during the month of February.Nine were for fire, Causes were:-motor vehicle, chimney fire, explosion in furnace, gas oven, gas stove, gas meter, rubbish in basement, overheated smoke pipes, and a street car.The other calls were: 1 false alarm, 1 smell of gas fumes, 2 smoke scares and 5 miscellaneous calls, (oil leaking, cans burning.explosions in furnaces, ete.) The 18 calls were received in the following manner: fire alarm system, 14 calis on fire telephone.3 calls on police telephone.Fire department prevention inspectors reinspected 262 premises, issued 35 notices, gave 20 cautions, received 10 complaints, inspected 111 fire extinguishers, reported [four defective wirings.Water pressure on all levels.was reported as satisfactory.February Snow Removal 40,650 Cubic Yards About 40,650 cubic yards of snow and ice were removed from the streets of Westmount in February, the City of Westmount announced.Casting was carried out on 31 miles of streets, The total snowfall for February was 22.7 inches.The average snowfall for the month of February for the past 78 years is 23.8 inches.Snow fell on 8 days.The total expenditure for the month amounted to $58,550.00.There were three storms of three inches or\u2019 over, By Municipal The bulletin The Examiner H Sening the City of Westrhount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis = PRICE FIVE CENTS Association \u201cNews Letter\u201d distributed from time to time by tha Westmount Municipal Association has reached the homes of its mems bers last week.Touching all items concerning citizens of Westmount, the bulletin explained the vastness of the city's civil defence program.\u201cThe firsi stage of basic civil defence lecturss has been complete ed,\u201d reads the Letter.The second stage is the teaching of first aid to 100 citizens by the St.John Ambulance organization.The technical training of 300 wardens will form the third step.Commenting on the criticism of the traffic system on Sherbrooke 1 call on- Restrict Parking Against Traffic The city council at a Monday evening meeting approved a recommendation which will restrict parking in the direction of the prevailing lraffi: during rush hours on through streets.On the following streets, no vehicle can be parked on the south side between 7 and 10 a.m.: Cote St.Antoine Road, from west city limits to Roslyn Avenue, from Arlington Avenue to Forden Avenue.Dorchester Street, Hallowell Street to Greene Avenue.St.Catherine Street, length.No vehicle may be parked between the hours of 4 and 7 p.mon the north side of the following streets: St.Antoine Street, from At- water Avenue to west city limits.Dorchester Street, Atwater Avenue to Hallowell Street.St.Catherine Street, length.No vehicle may be parked on the west side of Victoria Avenue from Sherbrooke Street to the Boulevard between the hours of 7 a.m.and 10 am.and 4 p.m.and 7 p.m.No vehicle may be parked at any time on either side of the Glen Road from St.Catherine Street Lo south city limits.The city's snow removal program will be co-ordinated with these parking restrictions.entire entire ¥ Street and Victoria Avenue, the letter explains that further experiments will be made with the signs reading \u201cwall and wait.\u201d .The Westmount City Council ig studying the matter of television and will release regulations of same shortly.The letter advises that citizens wishing to instal video antennae first check with civic authorities.The \u201cNews Letter\u201d notes that the annual financial report of the city will \u201cbe presented to the council about the middle of March.\u201cNo Splashing\u201d signs will be displayed in an attempt to reduce the gplashing of pedestrians whi.is an infraction of a city by-law.The bulletin announces that the annual Spring Flower show is scheduled to open on April 10.Unity Boys Club Stage Barn Dance The Barn Dance at 8:30 p.m.Friday, March 28, at Unity Boys\u2019 Club will see.the Parents of Club Members and Teen-Agers enjoy a night of old time dancing.Amongst the callers for the eves ning will be Lionel Fournier popue lar Superintendent of Recreation for Westmount and his assistant \u201cRocky\u201d Rothwell.\u2018 Keith Armstrong has lined up another caller in the person of Walter Wiimot as well as an orchestra to provide the music.This Dance is open to Parents and the older teen-agers of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.Refreshments will be on sale.Taxi Bandit Pulls Gun; Arrested In Westmount An alleged taki bandit, arrested in Westmount on March 14, faced charges yesterday in Montreal on four counts of armed holdup and another of attempted holdup.He also- appeared before Recorder A E.Laverty to be sentenced on three charges made by Westmount police.The 24-year-old suspect, Gaston Beaumier of Cap de la Madelaine, was arrested by \u2018Police Sergeant A, Lawson at 2:15 a.m.of last Friday morning after a phone caller reported a suspicious per- \u2018son lurking in the vicinity of the Church of the Ascension.He was found hiding in some bushes on Kitchener Avenue, a loaded .32 revolver on the ground beside him.Westmount police charged him under three sections of the criminal code with possession of a weapon dangerous to the public peace, pointing a firearm at another person, and having an unregistered fir earm in his possession.ti Ar > EE The suspect held up a Veteran Taxi driver in Montreal at about 1 a.m.Friday morning and stole his money and the car.Chased into Westmount by another taxi driver, he turned up Stanton, a blind street.He pointed a gun at his pursuers, and made his escape on foot toward Greene Avenue, but was later arrested and detained.He pleaded guilty before Recorder Laverty to the three West- mount charges, and on Wednesday pleaded guilty in Montreal to charges of carrying a gun and attempting to use it for armed robbery.Westmount Police Chief Robert Byford told The Examiner he expected jail sentences would ba given in both cities.In the meantime, a check is being made on the gun.RCMP records in Ottawa showed it was registered in Smiths Falls, Ontario, and had not been reported stolen or sold.Further investigation of the weapon is planned.v | may be Blessed \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, and under today's conditions can be so costly, that being without a policy is like looking for trouble.Be sure that you are adequately insured.CALL | ED, CHRISTMAS : MA.3332 Montreal, Que.iL .CL.4519 YALL A a ct EG Sim.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1052 E.J.Anderson | Will Address ; Garden League The 20th annual meeting ef the f|Communitp Garden League of | Greater Montreal will be held in Budge Hall, Central Y.M.C.A, Drummond Street at 8:15 p.m.o Friday, Mareh 21.Ck Reports, including those from the distriets, wlil be submitted.À \"brief report will be given by E.J.| Anderson, Chief Judge of the 11951 Garden Judging Competition.| In addition, some entertainment :Will be provided.À generous num-.Lber of door prizes donated by seedsmen, florists and other mer- | \u2018chants will he distributed throughout the evening.Refreshments will be served.aura à Le ES LE a « « « That Miss Frances Jobin of \u2018the West End.| from N.Y.where she previewed the Spring and Summer styles, « « « That Walter Cross has returned from a vacation In the Sty land is reported to be in improved health.| birthday this week and received a heavy mail.+ .That Bertha, who gives you service with a smile at Macy's ¢ | counter, is searching desperately for a small apartment somewhe + + « That the new proprietors of the Swop Shop will be Mr.and Franeis Beauty Salem celebrate Taylor.Mrs.Taylor is well knog |Genereux Motors Ltd.Only Ford-Monarch Show Exhibit Genereux Motors Limited will be the only Ford ant Monareh dealer in a motor show to be held'| at the Palais du Commerce, 1650 Berri Street, from March 21 to 31.The 26-year-old firm will display all models of the 1952 Ford.and Monarch.Featured will be the new Customline Ford with the \u201cCoachcraft\u201d body and Strato- Star V-8 engine.Models of the Monarch will include the two and four-door sedans, convertible and Monterey.The cldcst Ford dealer in Montreal, Genereux Motors is now boasting a new repair service being inaugurated at 2144 Bleury Streets.Another newly improvea service of.the company is the ultra modern ten-minute/car wash.The aged problem of rgpairing a car which must be used in the day time has been solved by Gen- ereux Motors in their offer to do repairs in the evening.The Customline Ford will feature the new \u201cCurva-lite Safety- Vue\u201d, a one-plece windshield which 1s 17 percent larger.The span of the rear window has been increased 48 percent.The interior of the Cusiomline is upholstered in new style-selected fabrics and colours, with \u201cflight style controls.The Ford this year is far bigger than ever before.The wheel- base iz Jonger-front tread wider space inside.The '62 Monarch is noted for its lèight new body colours and its eight two-tone color sehemes.The .wide doers of the Monarch are hinged at the front for safety.In addition to the standard colours of the Monarch convertible rare Vassar Yellow and Coral Flame Red with three interior trim combinations, All windows lin the convertible are push-but- ton eontrolled.| Oratorical Contest At New Y Building Scheduled In April Due to the large number of contestants wishing to enter the Oratorical Contest of the Montreal Debating League, the date of the contest originally announced for March 23, has been set for Sunday, April 20, at 2 p.m, in the auditorium of the new Y.W.C.A.building, Dorchester Street West.Any clubs or individuals who have not yet received application forms but who wish to enter this contest should contact the Secretary A.W.Wileman, 50 Bruce Ave., Westmount, Que.All entries must be in the hands of the Secre- tary by April 16.and there is a lJerger amount of- Fe +.That you'll get your chane | to win & canary or a budgie ney - | week when The Examiner wi | Elizabeth Leese | nual Canadian Ballet Festival tak | Who designed the costumes an de- * | cor for the New York production | let schedule for the latter part of RM | | cannot fail to foresee the doom (Do to Swop Shop customers as has been associated with My Dumagesq for some time.« .That Les Morrow, former I.-aminer editor and now a mains\u2019 of 'Bhe Herald, will shortly mence authoring a new columnf:: that journal on hunting, fishy and other outdoor sports.- » .That Art Janelle is pla to have a landscaping jab \u2018this Spring on the grounds { his B.A.service station at corner of Western and Victoria .+ » That Mrs.Hofman of Croff} Fabric Centre is enjoying a ho day on the Florida beaches wi.her family.To IE + « « That Mr, Levin of Aven: Tailors has lost that worried lo: now that his sister is recoveriy': satisfactorily from a recent y \u201d eration.» Fhat Bruce Johnston look : very snappy in that new suit thy he sold himself.Took his ow measurements, too.» .That the City Roads Dept.i : really doing a job on these Wes ern Ave.potholes.Diverting à traffic from a bloek or two at: time while repairing operations an - in progress.; + +.That C.A.James is enthus astic about a new dried milk pn duet for pets.It\u2019s called Mille and Is full of added vitamin yt \u20ac Thirty cents worth makes 3 quan 4 à Advent, of milk.» » That the carload of passengen à who were forced to get off of th #5; SA tram at the corner of She brooke and Greene on Wednesds) morning and take the car behin * were not passing complimentar \u2018 remarks to each other about th M.T.C.publish the Limerick Contest spor fis sored by the merchants of Vir if: | toria Avenue.Presents Ballet la liste sera élue par acclamatios The Canadian Ballet Festivi - Committee today advised Elize beth Leese that her ballet, \u201cTh \u20ac Lady from the Sea\u201d, had been ac .\u201c | cepted for presentation at the ar ing place in Toronto this year dur fi ing the week of May 5.: \u201cThe Lady from the Sea, basei | upon the theme of Ibsen's play of the same name, is danced to a8 original score by Montreal com poser Saul Honigman, and tht & .Choreography is by Elizabeth Leese, Costumes and decor art : by Jean Fournier de Belleval of Ti-Coq.» A second Ballet by Elizabeth - \u2018Leese, \u201cMount Royal Fantasy\u201d M © is being presented for ajudication 4 me.this week.Both ballets will be E seen in Montreal during perform- \u2018 ances of the Elizabeth Leese Bal- {iif : May.pu 4 Discerning the rights of man, we 1 |i of all oppression.Slavery is not i : | the legitimate state of mean.God a.made man free.as À ; Mary Baker Eddy = Cie on val, de- % iction \u2018will be the special preacher at glenn Evensong.- 4 Cen & COMPANY 4485 ST.CATHERINE STREET WE.2323 Free Estimates WESTMOUNT Hardwood Floors, A.Ross Grafton L.XXiil, Ne.12 Fix The .Mothers offen At the Church of The : # Hand-tailored Suits and Coats ka large assortment of imported Er \u201cThis is just part of the playful shenanigans that \u201cmembers of the Westmount YMCA Square \u201cDance Club employ every Tuesday.Chief Caller Howard Fairbairn renders one of his special calls A \u2018\u201cDosido\u201d\u201d and dance.led Mothering Sunday; it day in the Anglican vent, Westmount, special inter- will be offered for mothers.The Rev.Clifford An- deews.rector of Coxsackie and thens in the diocesse of Albany, By Johnny O'Meara Square Dance Callers sometimes sound like frustrated tobacco auctioneers but at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.they have a \u201cpattah that is fastah than any mastah of the chattah.\u201d At their Tuesday night Square Dance Club, Chief Caller Howard Fairbairn walked nonchalantly to the microphone, adjusted his glasses and to the accompaniment of fiddle and piano.commenced in a nasal tone.\u201cGrab your partner, get to your places, hitch up your traces, straighten your faces, tighten your braces, and all get ready for anvther long haul.\u201d Presently, there were \u2018five squares\u201d deftly following Bob's instructions\u2019 as he calmly suggested the \u201cAllemande\u201d, \u201cPromenade.\u201d and \u201cDosido.\u201d When the crescendo had.subsided the dancers swung into a \u201cSchottische\u2019\u201d which seemed to be a cross between jitterbugging and the minuet.With Square Dancing now sweeping Canada, members of this venue at the \u201cY\u201d are This Easter At Prices Thot Will Suit Your Eudget For Ladies and Gentiemen.nglish material clways on hand.kinds, Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE \"11866 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine» es = = 5 Pick Up and Delivery WE.5908 Parking Lot for Our Patrons jOrEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS iy CLOSED SATURDAYS PE popular | YESSIRUITSHARDTOSELIEVEEUT [t's True ; 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Call in and ask the attendant for more details regarding this offer ! liGrosvenor Service Station i Your Champlain Oil Dealer il CORNER GROSYENOR and SHERBROOKE WEST hg Greasing, Washing, Simonizing and minor Mechanical Repairs.A Also snow ploughing of driveways, ete.B Don't forget, when you're stuck \"Don't groan, Just phone\u2019 Fl.0573 At your service from 7 a.m.to 10 p.m.daily, except Sunday à Err n° W NE 1} 13 3 a \u2014_\u2014 mn a LEP reason = ~ ps while Bob Hill struts his stuff on the fiddle.Blinky Hill is on the piane (her face hidden by the fiddle) white Carolyn Kerr and Alf Asmiszko \u201cPromenade\u201d At \u201cY\u201d Hoe Down Tuesday probably the most enthusiastic \u201cHoe Down\" fans in Montreal.The \u201ccallers\u2019 are considered by many to be the best in the city.Chief caller is Howard Fairbairn who is in competition with such stalwarts as Guitarist Bob Hill, Jay Conn, Bill Hopper, Bill Thompson, Bill Rose and Frank McGru- ther.\u2018 \u201cI Was Shot\u201d This Reporter who had never square danced before was asked to join festivities the other night: Shyly taking my place close to a pretty young Miss, she issued me brief instructions.We began with a \u201cturn around\u201d which is simply two partners twirling in harmony.As my legs began to act crazily I was sure I heard someone whisper: \u201clook at that Schmoo!\u201d (Although, it may have been my conscience! } Things were going fine until the caller shouted \u201cshoot the bird\u201d and when I landed 15 feet away I thought they had missed and hit me.Picking myseif off the floor I was able to reach my feet before the referee tolled 10.It was then I discovered that the requisite for square dancing is | patience.\u201cSome Fun\u201d How did I like it?\u201cDoggone, when they hold their Third Annual Barn Dance May 3, thar I'll be! Between each dance one may relax to the dilatory tempo of a waltz which gives everyone a chance for thelr second wind.Marathon runners wishing to train may contact Clair Buckley at the \u201cY\u201d, Tremendous Success There are very few organized clubs in the city and the \u201cY\u201d has gone to the fore with President Alf Asmiszko and other members of the executive pitching in to make it a tremendous success.Clair Buckley, indefatigable \u201cY\"\u201d Physical Director also takes great interest in the orgdnization.aminer WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1952 WATCH REPAIRS For the sake of art 24 year old Hans Schleeh can be found deftly working away ir his Westmount Y.M.C.A.studio any time of the week.Hans, who has been in Canada since November is a combination painter-scuiptor.Like most struggling artists he finds work in Canada to be limited in his field of endeavour.The bright eyed young German who paints modern style prefers \"50 YEARS IN 8 WESTMOUNT\" OHMAN'S WE.4046 Reliable JEWELLERS 4 Certified Watchmakers 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THREE German Painter-Sculptor Works Patiently In \u201cY\u201d Hans is very happy in Canada and finds that Canadian\u2019 girls have a lot of initiative.On the other hand he pointed out, the German girl har a much deeper feeling.Hans favorite sport is skiing but he also likes to swim, play tennis and skate On observing his first NHL hockev game in Montreal hands was fascinated by the speed Canadians put into their play.Hans, isn't stating that of his art the On future plans, worrying too much, while he takes care seulpturirg hut has a compatible.fondness for each.Dolting the wall of his bedroony samples ! future will take care of itself.studio are numerous which Hane¢ produces at a rapid! -\u2014 Lu mm see pace.° - He made money by seiting, United Motions Group memorial statues busts and paint-! | ings while residing in Halifax and Quebec Citv an] already special | Jo Meet March; 26 jobs are appearing on the horizon! TT for him in Montreal.Hans has a special fondess for abstract art and likes \u2018the modern sculpturing of famous English sculptor Henry Moore.Hans finds the Canadian people very kind, In Germany.Hans says, no matter where you live the local police force keeps a full record of all citizens.\u201cIn Canada they don't have this practice and it makes one feel very free,\u201d he explains.The Western-Montreal Branch cf the United Nations Association will hold their March meeting on Wednesday 26, at 8:15 p.mat\u2019 the Westmount Junior High School, Academy Road.A number of moving pictures will be shown, dealing with the work of the United Nations, including one which tells of the help given the Republic of Korea to fight aggression.The meeting is free and open to all interested.Hoole Toe nodose way! \u2019 ALA À A TEA BAGS GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP > ANNOUNCEMENT Lower Canada College is offering FOUR SCHOLARSHIPS for entry in September 1952.SCHOLARSHIP A For entry into Upper 5th {equivalent to 10th year) and tenable for TWO years.SCHOLARSHIP B For entry into Upper 4th {equivalent to 8th year) and tenable for FOUR years.SCHOLARSHIP C For entry into Lower 4th {equivalent to 7th year) and tenable for FIVE years.Scholarships A, B, C, are open only to boys not at nresent attending the College.*CHOLARSHIP D OLD BOYS' SCHOLARSHIP A Special Scholarship is reserved for sons or grandsons of Old Boys of the school.Candidates write the same papers as boys trying for Scholarship \"B\" or \"C\u201d, depending upon what grade they are attending in public school or on what class they are in at L.C.C.The Scholarship will be given to the best candidate in the two divisions.Each Scholarship is a grant of free tuition at Lower Canada College from the time the winner enters the College\u2019 until he takes his Junior Matriculation provided his work and conduct continue to be satisfactory.For further information please apply to the Headmaster, Lower Canada College, 4090 Royal Ave., Montreal 28.Es rm a SE Se Ta vend imp arts de ae - ht ka se Ee.\u2018vr ran ETE cm 4 PAGE FOUR \\ THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1952 HOWARD S.ROSS Q.C.Barrister and Solicitor 57 St.James St.West Department for the Closing of Estates of Deceased Persons Office: HA.9238-39 Residence: Ambassador Apts, Westmount 4557 Sherbrooke St.West \u2014 GLenview 2177 Y.M.CA.Notes ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.P.McCuaig Limited 65 Hillside Avenue Wi 1104 WESTMOUNT : TITANIUM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION.N.P.L.(Successor to Joannes Goldfields Ltd.) 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FOR COMFORT, CONVENIENCE, ECONOMY If you need more fuel to finish out the heating season,order Lasalle Coke.Its high quality assures even, continuous warmth, easily controlled under all weather conditions.For maximum efficiency, take advantage of the advice of expert service men.Simply call your dealer or telephone the Lasalle Coke Company at UN.6-653 and an efficient, courteous service man will show you how to get the utmost in value and comfort.RINT Fencing Club The Westmount \u201cY\u201d Fencing Club was host to the McGill Fencing Club last night for an Inter- Club competition.Results of the competition were not available at press time.Gymnastic Club The Gymnastic Team, fresh from their Eastern Canadian] Championship meet last week will journey to Valois tomorrow night, Saturday, to stage a gymnastic demonstration for a Parents\u2019 Night in Valois School.Judo Club The newly formed Judo Club, under Coach Jack Gatto, meets every Tuesday and Friday evenings at 7.00 o'clock.All those interested are invited to turn out on either of those evenings.Learn-to-Swim All parents in the community are reminded of the coming Learn-to-Swim lessons starting next month.Some classes are almost full at the present time, and everyone is urged to submit their application as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.All adults are reminded of the Learn-to-Swim Classes for men and women.Those interested in improving their swimming before summer rolls around are asked to contact the Physical Department at GL.3916.Square Dance Club At an executive meeting of the Square Dance Club -held last Tuesday prior to the regular dance session, plans were put in motion for the Annual \u201cMonster\u201d Square Dance to be held in the Gymnasium, Saturday, May 3.\u201cLive\u201d music provided by \u201cthe Hills\" added much to the regular dance last Tuesday night.Guests present appeared to thoroughly enjoy themselves.Hobby Show The Hobby Show Committee | will meet this afternoon at 4.00 at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.All committee members and representatives of the schools are asked to attend.Gym Junior Boys\u2019 gym is held on Wednesday afternoon at 4.00 and Saturday morning at 9.00.Intermediate gym periods are held on Tuesday afternoon at 4.00 and Saturday morning at 10.00.Senior boys\u2019 gym periods are held on Monday and Friday afternoon at 1.00.Swim Instruction Swim instruction for beginners js held on Tuesday afternoon at 4.00 p.m.Advanced swim instruction is held at 4.30 on Tuesday.\u201cLittle Women\u201d Presentation On March 29 An attractive event is scheduled for Saturday afternoon, March 29 and Saturday afternoon April 5.These dates wil see the presentation of \u201cLittle Women,\u201d a comedy based on the famous novel of Louisa M.Alcott, and presented by the Children's Theatre under the direction of Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters.The play touches emotions common to all humanity, and its appeal is universal for adults as for children, and demonstrates, as few other plays do, the basic strength of the homely virtues.A fine cast of players has been selected for this production, including Ruth Roskies, Gertrude Gordon, Barbara Hamil and Ellen Joy Lewis as the four daughters with Frances Steel as the mother and Felicia Bonaparte as Hannah, and Lola Kipnis as Aunt March.The male characters will be handled by Walter Wakefield, David Luck, Bob Davis Bill Springford and Milton Shutler.For the second Saturday\u2019s performance, the cast will include Sally Rayner, Eleanor Rubin, Paula Abracon, Helen Lib- erman, Judy Lauria, Barbara Burnett, with the male members remaining the same.#.At The Monkland Theatre \u201cGordon MacRae and Doris Day are teamed in \u201cStarlift,\u201d Warner Bros.\u2019 new all-star musical, due on Saturday till Tuesday, at the Monkland Theatre.Roman also star.Virginia Mayo, HEAVY MEAL Roy Rogers, co-starred with Bob Hope and Jane Russell in Paramount's \u201cSon of Paleface\u201d, receives approximately a million t, letters a year.Seven girls han his mail, largest staff in Hol wood history.Gene Nelson and Ruth Qualified Arborite \u2014 J.E.R.BERGEVIN INC.KITCHEN PLANNING-| Complete Home Planning Service FREE ESTIMATES Formica Applicators For Quality Workmanship .Call GR.8719 7714 Lajeunesse AT Ju iE LLL Try the NEW Black Horse Ale yourself and discover the reason for Mr.J.G.McEwen's enthusiasm.You, too, will agree that no other ale compares with the NEW BLACK HORSE ALE! ow BLACK HORSE ALE es A - THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1952 PAGE FIVR ô TT tional Purim Seudah which was by the Committee headed by Mrs.| | Shaar Hashomayim Hall.The Toastmaster was Mr.| Leon Levin, School Committee - (i Chairman, and a Purim message [| | ) } 1 EL RE AE OL 1 OO was delivered by Rabbi Shuchat.Qualit R O OFIN C Sabbath Services 1, at 2.30 p.m.at the Synagogue, | Greetings were extended for the y iday, March 21: Candle Lighting at 5.45 p.m.; Evening Services at $.55 p.m, i Maturday morning services at ÿ 9.09 am.riptural Readings: Exodus, if 34-Ch.40; and Ch.12, vs.1-20; ng Ezekiel; Ch, 45, v, 16-Ch.46, A6, \u201cun ; Weekday Services ; \u201c\u2018gunday: at 8.30 a.m.and at 6.00 1.; Weekdays: Mornings at 7.45 .and Evenings at 6.30 p.m.\u2018Bar Mitzvah rank S.Yelin, son of Mr.and .S.Yelin, will this Sabbath # Junior Congregation eri.BAt the regular Sabbath mor- au services held on March 8, Junior Chazonim were: Ha- \" yola Shapiro, Mark Bercuvitz, fi: Yen Glickman and Charles nés iwartz.Mark Shapiro read oly\u201d the Torah and David Flem- ne chanted the Haftorah.Those \u2014 galled to the Torah Reading in- Syed Bernard Shapiro, David ™ Poftigal, Stephen Goldschleger, \u2018Stéphen Packer, George Rosenberg, Edward Silver, Gordon Was- -serman and Arthur Levitt.Mary Mi er gave the Benediction, and Ark was opened by Mark Le- and Motrie Epstein.Youth Group IE \u201cAt the regular Sunday mor- |.Jing meeting of the Youth Group -\u2014 \u2018on March 9th, plans were formulated for group activties for the balance of the season.Sections of the \u201cUnited Synagogue Youth Constitution\u201d were.read, and the discussion on \u201cGerman Reparti- tions\u201d was continued.An Israeli .\u2018movie will be screened at a forth- icoing meeting.D.Games Night } ime forthcoming Social of \u201cThe 20-40 Club\u201d will take place on Thursday, April 3rd, in the form of a Games Night.Many intriguing and enjoyable group _\u2014 events have been planned, and there will be fun galore for all.\u2019 Rè reshments and dancing will \"i © clude the evening's entertain- Closing Assembly he Fifth Annual Closing As- bly of the Women\u2019s Institute 1 take place on Tuesday, April ount Junior Stamp Club was 1d on Thursday, March 13.The Main event of the evening was the : ection of the committee for the }¥@¥hibition to be held in May.Each \u2018tfiember voted twice; once for a ember and once for a member 5 the executive.The following members \u2018were minated: Teddy Evans, Donald - @bchrane, Wendell Laidley, David 4 Mendelson.The following mem- y Bêrs of the executive were nomin- ed: Michael Ashby, vice-presi- nt; Tan Grant, treasurer.In the first vote, Teddy Evans ghd Donald Cochrane were elect- , receiving the highest and ih the second vote the vice-presi- ent, Michael Ashby, was elected the committee.The committee Abers of the junior stamp wishing to enter the exhibi- Thirty-eight members and guest attended the meeting.e treasurer and vice-presi- of the club both report that Epüroximately 50% of the tickets tou both raffles at the club have fh sold.pupils participated in this eminently successful and thoroughly held March 11, in the Community Leon Levin and directed by Mrs.enjoyable production.A.Finestone.A large cast of following the early classes which qaughters by Mary Unterberg; for meet at 1.80 p.m.Mrs.Alex Shul- the sons by David Portigal; for Cali us today for free estimates on man, Chairman of the Advisory! the mothers by Mrs.Theodore that roofing job.Committee, who will preside, Will Levine: and for the fathers by Mr, a present a brief summary report of Edward Barkoff.Grace was led TAR & GRAVEL AND ASPHALT % the year's activities, and greetings by Leslie Notkin, and communit Will be extended to- the students es by Mrs.B.Elman, The ROOFING À SPECIALTY and faculty.A program of songs, highlight of the evening\u2019s enter- featuring some of the traditional tarament was the en \u201cThe All types of roofing: slates, galvanized iron, copper favourites of Pesach, will be pre- Glorificafion of the Hamentash\" shingles, asphalt shingles and tile.sented by Mr.Saul Resnick, prom- produced under the general dis- Fl.1189 inent member of the Synagogue] cussion of Mr.8.Lerner, Head ° ® roel.the members of the Teacher ot the school, with mus | Westmount Plumbing & Roofing cal direction by Mrs.B.Elman friends, are very cordially ihvited and accompaniment by Mrs, M.N.LIMITED to attend.Fineberg.The decorations were by 206 Olivier Ave., Westmount Enjoyable Seudah Miss Marion Aronson, assisted by E jes: AM.1418 CA.9864 A capacity attendance the the children of the Arts and Crafts mergencies : .- .roughly enjoyed the Congrega- project.Costumes were prepared proudly presents.The Big New for '52 Designed to out-go, out-look, out- ride, out-value and out-last every other car.Also.the New\u2019 ONARGH Beyond compare .anywhere\u2014new _.all through\u2014different in every way.ELE RT TIE Ath \"Telephone Fitzroy 5225 _ ee si dir a FTE EN à A PIAL ae oa PAGE SIX \u2019 THE E WAInut 2773 % \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aimr to be an independent, clean devoted to public service.per year; $1.00 half-year.2nd Class Mail Post Office Dept.Ottawa.FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1952 newspaper for the home.Mail subscriptions: §2.00 Authorized as \"EXAMINER GARDEN SURURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.1939.OUR WELFARE SPENDING * * + We Spend Eleven Times As Much Now Than In 1939 Remembering the recent words of Justice Minister Garson that the program for defence that we have undertaken might have to be continued for a generation or more, we might ask ourselves whether we can do this and add to it our soéial program without being ready to sacrifice something of our present way of life.If we are satisfied with our abilities in these regards we are entitled to go ahead.Comparisons are not always ccrrect hut they are generally instructive.In 1939, before we had undertaken large commitments for war, our spending on social measures cost us about $8.50 per head of population or a little more than $86 million.In the current year it is estimated that federal spending on various welfare measures will ap- income.\u201cmeme 1 » THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1952 proximate $1,042 million or something more than $75 per head of our materially larger population, Approximately $100 million are for pensions and other benefits resulting from the last war.But, eliminating this as a charge we are still spending eleven times as much on welfare projects as we spent in Are we that much better off?It hardly seems so.Our net national income in 1949, the last year of complete record, was $12,917 million.That is about three times the $4,- 289 millions of net national income in 1939.They were different dollars too, so we aren\u2019t quite as well off as this would make us appear.But though our welfare spending was sharply less than we propose to spend this year it was rapidly creeping up and has continued to climb, so that this year it will amount to about one twelfth of our national Now we have hardly begun on our defence program and that will add up to much more than our welfare program.Of course we are told that we will have to expect heavier taxation.We would be happier about this if we were starting say from the basis of 1939 figures.Then corporation and individual income taxes brought in $145 million and the sales tax and other imposts were relatively modest.But in 1950 personal and corporation income taxes brought in £1,221 million.Thal, though better than eight times as much, provided only enough to look after our welfare program for this year.Of course we have added to these taxes since then, and we are proposing other taxes.But we wonder if there will be enougn to provide for everything and, if not, which will we give up first.the guns or the butter?\u2014J.L-R.+ : + | St.Andrew's-Westmount | Sunday in St.Andrew's, West- mount, will be observed with services suited to the Lenten Season.Rev.D.M.Grant will preach morning and evening.\u201cThe Wounded Christ\u201d will be -the theme of the morning sermon; and at night a character-study, \u201cJudas, the Friend who Turned Traitor\u201d, will form the basis of the message.Among the organizations meeting during the week will be The Men of St.Andrew's on Wednesday evening, March 26.The speali- er will be Dr.C.P.Martin, Professor of Anatomy at McGill University.The Bruce Copland Mission Band will meet on Thursday afternoon, and the other Girls\u2019 and Boys\u2019 Groups at the usual hour.Sunday, March 30, will be Membership Sunday, with the reception of new members into the fellowship of the Church.The following Sunday, April 6.will be Communion Sunday, with the Sacrament of the Lord's supper celebrated both morning and evening.* + Ï Christian Science | + \u201cMatter\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.The Golden Text is from Colossians 3: \u201cSet your affection on things above, not on things on the earth\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u201cAnd one of the multitude answered and said, \u2018Master, I have brought unto thee my son, which hath a dumb spirit Jesus said unto him, \u2018If tou canst believe, all things are possible to him that believeth.\u2019 And the spirit cried.and rent him sore, and came out of him: and he was as one dead: insomuch as mony said, \u2018He is dead.\u201d Bul Jesus took him by the hand, and lifted him up; and he arose.\u201d Mark 9.) The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christion Science textbook \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cLike the great Exemplar, the healer should speak to disease as one having authority over it, leaving Soul to master the false evid- dences of the corporeal senses and to assert its claims over mortality and discase.When we remove discase by addressing the disturbed mind, giving no heed to the body, we prove that thought alone creates the suffering.The action of so-called mortal mind must be destroyed by the divine Mind to bring ont the harmony of being.\u201d Head Table Guests For Club Luncheon Reservations for the Inaugural Lunchenn of the American Women\u2019s Club to be held at the Ritz Carltyn Ball Room on Tuesday, April 1, at 12:30 may be made with Mrs.C B Short or Mrs.J.B.Murphy.Guests at the head table will be: Mrs.J.B.White.the president, who will preside; Mrs.Helen Myers, noted custom jeweler and gem authority who is the guest speaker; past presidents, Mrs.E.B.Luke, Mrs.Perley E.Pope, and Mrs.William H.Roe, Jr.also the following members of the executive board.both retiring and newly elected members: Mrs.Alan Chippindale, Mrs.F.D.Ackman, Mrs.J.C.Westaway, Mrs.Clande R.Blake.Mrs.F.G.McArthur, Mrs.John F.McIntosh, Mrs.G.M.Hawthorn, Miss Edna Martin, Mrs.F.E.Holland, Mrs.F.C.Harder Mrs.Gordon Ball, Mrs.J.F.Scandrett, Mrs.Donald Crawford, Mrs.Perry Preising, Rev.Angus D.Cameron Addresses Book Forum Mrs.Angus DeMille Cameron and Mrs.Alfred Miller presided at the tea-table, following a book review by the Rev.Angus DeMille Cameron, Minister of the Church of the Messiah, who spoke on \u201cGods, Graves and Scholars\u201d by C.W.Ceram.They were assisted by Mrs.W.N.Carin, Mrs.Albert Simon, Mrs.Jack Carrick, Mrs.Irvin Gertsman, Mrs.Jack Ruben Mrs.David Jassby, Mrs.Abbey Sankoff and Mrs.Francis Beck.The meeting, under the auspices of the Book Lovers Forum, took place Wednesday afternoon at 2:45 p.m.in the Community House of Temple Emanu-El.4128 Sherbrooke Street West.Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern presided and co- chairman for the day was Mrs.G.W.Parmelee.\"\u201d Westmount W.C.T.U.On Wednesday March 26 at 3 p.m.at Dominion Douglas Church, Westmount Blvd, corner Lans- downe Avenue, Westmount, the Frances Willard and Westmount Union of the W.C.T.U.will hold the annual meeting.Tea will be be hy Mrs.G.W.served.Music will Murray Hall and Mrs, Johnston.+ Calvary United + + The services in Calvary Church next Sunday will be conducted by the Minister, Rev.Walter J.Spence, B.A.The theme of the sermon that Mr.Spence will preach at the moining service will be \u201cLiving by our High Moments.\u201d At the evening service the theme will be \u2018Religion is Outdated \u2014 the Church is Doomed.\u201d This evening sermon was suggested by a conversation on the train with a Salesman, a Farmer, the Conductor and the Minister of Calvary Church.All young people are most heartily invited to attend and to hear this message of real challenge.The Church School will meet in all departments at 9.45 a.m., with the Nursery Division and Mission Band meeting during the morning hour of worship at 11 a.m.Regular through-the-week activities include: Monday, the Explorers from 6.45 to 8.15 pm.Cubs at 7 p.m.\u2014 Thursday, Trail Rangers at 7 p.m., C.G.I.T.at 7.30 p.m and Choir Rehearsal at 8 p.m.each week.Following the evening service the Masonic Choir will give a short recital.\u2014* BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street and Roslyn Avenue John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister William J.Neale Organist and Choirmaster Sunday, March 23+d 11.00 a.m, \u201cTHINGS MONEY CANNOT BUY.\u201d \u201cThe Things Best Worth Having.\u201d Broadeast Station C.B.M.10 w.m, - Church Bible School - 11 a.m.7.40 Tr \u201cGOD WAS IN CHRIST.\u201d f this he true\u2014what then?Broadcast Station CAJA.D.Dr.Johnston At Both Services VISTTORS CORN ALLY WEI.COMED PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.R.Minister Sunday, March 23rd 11.00 a.m.Public Worship, 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.7.40 p.m.Public Worship.Visitors and Friends Arve Cordially Welcome.A nursery for small children is conducted during the morning Seryice of Worship.Lester A, Woodin, Organist and Cholymaster, ) } PA J Attend the Church of Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourish.Your Choice Regularly.La J The services of Westmount Baptist Church, morning and evening, will be broadcast on Sunday, that of the morning, over CBM and that of the evening, over CJAD.In the morning.Dr.Johnston will have as his theme \u201cThe Things that Money can not Buy\u201d.It is a very remarkable fact that \u201cThe Things best worth having\u201d are not purchaseable in any currency.Long ago someone said that, \u2014 \u201cIf life were a thing that money could buy, the rich they would live and the poor they would die\u201d.The priceless things, the lasting things are available for all of us yet a Croesus couldn't purchase them nor a Rothschild buy them.The evening address will be based on this statement, \u201cGod was in Christ\u201d.Here is something which, if true, interprets history, sheds light upon our misery, gives promise of personal felicity and illumines the unknownness of Eternity.Friends who can not attend their own Churches either | morning or evening are cordially invited to share in the services at \u201cWestmount\u201d.This invitation is especially given to those who can no longer participate in the Public Worship of God and those who ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev.M.J.C.Levason Mothering Sunday 0 a.m.Holy.Communion.0 a.m.Holy Communion.5 a.m.Sunday School and Class.5 a.m.Matins.0 a.m.Solemn Eucharist.0 n.m.Evensong.ev.0 3 4 8.9.9.Bible fi.1.oc / Preacher: Clifford Andrews IV ednesday p.m.CONFIRMATION Bishop of Montreal.8.00 by the 1Week-dav Services Communion.8 a.m.Monday and Friday: 7 a.m.Tuesday.Thursday and Saturday: 9.30 a.m.Wednesdav.Matins: 7.30 a.m.dally Wednesday at 9 a.m, Evensong: 5.30 p.n.daily.Saturday at 8 p.m.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Rev.C.Douglas Ellis, M.A.Holy except op except on Fourth Sunday in Lent 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer and Sermon.Preacher: Rev, Canon R.K.Naylor, 7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon, Preacher: The Rector, Wednesday 10.00 a.m, Holy Communion.8.00 p.m.Lenten Service.Organist: Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.C.O.TRINITY' MEMORIAL CHURCH Sherbrooke Street at Marlowe Avenue Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector, Fourth Sunday in Lent 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.9.45 u.m, Junior Department, Confirmation Class.11.00 a.m.Maltiins, Preacher: Canon Gilbert Oliver.Nursery School, Kindergarten, Primary Department, 7.30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: The Rector, Monday 4.00 p.m.Service for Women.Address by the Rector.| 8.00 p.m.Adult Confirmation Class, Tuesday (The Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary) 10.00 &.m, Holy Communion, ednesday 7.00 wm.Holy Communion, 8.00 fom.Evensong, Address tev.Northeott Burke.Thursday Rev.by the 10.00 a.m.Holy.Gommunion.+ Westmount Baptist | + through disability are temporarihgd out of circulation.By sharing, parF 4 ticipating and.praying you cn help make these memorable ani profitable services.The vox populi, through th providence of God, promotes ang impels all true reform; and, gf the best time, will redress wrong and rectify injustice.\u2014Mary Baker Edgy CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ CSSS Scientist EEE 52 Academy Road- Westmount, Que.Sunday, March 23rd a.m, Sunday School.an.Morning Service.Subject: \u201cMATTER.\u201d 11.00 11.00 Golden Text: Colossians 3:2.Set veut no \u201caffection on things above, not RS things on the earth.Ws han Wednesday 8.35 p.m.Testimony Meeting.Room, 52 Academy Road.- Reading > 2.00 p.m.to 400 p.m.Tuesdays sndg @ ridavs, except Sundays anig( Holidays.CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester St.at Greene Ave, Westmount Minister: Rev, Walter J.Spence, B.A, Organist and Choir Director, Mr.S.W.W.Lynch, I.T.C.1.Sunday, March 237d rou 9,45 a.m.Church School in all depart ga: ments.- 11.00 a.m.Mission Band and Nurserisoy, Division.; LOF 11.00 a.m.\u201cLIVING BY OUR HIGH MOMENTS.\u201d Bt 7.30 p.m.\u201cRELIGION 1S OUT-DATED ii \u201cHE CHURCH 1S DOOMED.\u201d = This sermon was suggested hy 1=% : conversation on the train with 4pÆ Salesman.a Farmer, the Conductot.and the Minister of Calvary Church om Following this evening service, ihe ogo Masonic Choir will give a shorlyygy Recital.: ALL ARE MOST HEARTILY 18:8 INVITED TO ATTEND.AG ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH 10! Cote St.Antoine Road near Argyle Avenue WESTMOUNT Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A.Minister Rev.George K.Ward, B.A.Assistant Minister Sunday, March 23rd a.m, \u201cTHE WOUNDED CHRIST.men am.CHURCH SCHOOL.p.m.\u201cJUDAS THE FRIEND \\VHO TURNED TRAITOR.\u201d (Mr.Grant at both Services) 11.00 11.60 7.30 Organist and Choir Director, Phillips Motley.B.A., Mus.Bac.F.C.C.0.COME AND WORSHIP ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 453 St.Catherine Street West Rev.Thomas BE.Mclennan.D.D.Minister: Rev.B.B.Brown, Visiting Minister.Sunday, March 23rd 11.00 a.m.Morning Worship, = £1.00 a.m, Sunday School.; =} ; 3.00 p.m.Si, James Men\u2019s Association = 4 7.30 p.m.Evening Worship.EY 8.45 p.m.THE FRIENDLY HOUR.Ré&.T.E.McLennan will preach at both services.Mr, Arnold Bellis, Organist and Choir Director.NS U\\WesTMount Park 7/44 \u201cEMMANUEL UNITED CHURCH Western Ave.at Lansdowne Minister: Rev.HARVEY CAMPBELL, B.D, D.- Sunday, March 23rd 11,00 a.m.Morning Service and Church pr School.; Co Sermon: \u201cHELP AND-HINDRAN 4 CES TU CHRISTIAN LIVING.\u201d A 7.30 p.m.Evening Worship.Nermon : \u201cWHAT THE WORLD OWES TO PROTESTANTISM.\u201d °° 8.30 p.m.Sunday Night Club.J.\u20ac.Scoit, I.R.S,M., Choir Director | / 0.R.Glidden, Organist =n \u201cCARPENTRY ALTERATIONS ® Planned Kitchens 'o Basement Suites ® Rumpus Rooms | on FREE Building Contractor WI.1519 460 Eim Ave.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1952 The Westmount Examiner lassified Advertising 1 10 Words 352 ; | 3e for each additional word es Please phone your Ads early in the week, No Ads accepted \u2018after 10.30: a.m.Thursday for current issue CLEARING! 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WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES 4209 St.Catherine West (Near Greene Avenue) WE.2226 - FL.8674 - Fl.4.3006 BOY'S CAMP FHITTET'S CAMP LACLOUWHI IN AURENTIANS EIGHTEEN MILES ROM JOLIETTE.THE FRIENDLY AMP.EVERYTHING THE BEST, (EMBERSHIP LIMITED TO 389 OYS, AGE TEN AND UP, TWEN- 'Y BOYS SEVEN AND A HALF TO INE AND A HALF.TWENTY IOYS\u2019 5 AND A HALF TQ SEVEN.\"WEN TY-SECOND SEASON.GL.-WO6YS' AND GIRLS\u2019 CAMPS \"AMP with unsurpassed facilities.pn Se for 25 boys and girls.a 1 advance rates: 8 weeks for .Write Box 12, Montreal.J-38 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES workshop, , ete, 89x 65.WE.J-49 APARTMENTS Fe TO LET l'O\" LT, furnished, 43-room apart- aentSvery central, would rent from Oth April for two months, $175.00 or month, References required.hone Fi.6202, evenings, J-30 ILM, - 882, 4 \u2018rooms; Greene, 1081, 5 A.ooms;} furnished.WE.4907.J-45 3 APARTMENTS PTS WANTED FOUR: 5 or 6 roomed apartment jganted, r rent not to exceed $100.00.ar \"dA.141 J-16 FeNTOUR \u2018to 5 room heated apartment 168% flat, two bedrooms, stove, Frigid- dre Immediate occupancy or May repét .Adults, WE.8040, evenings, or write Box No.294, c-o 2185 Hmpton Ave.h h RTMENT wanted in a residen- Fara istrict in Westmount, 4 or 5 Thiooms.Also garage space.September hortk® For adults.Apply Box 296, c-o is Hampton Avenue.18-8 LIVING _.ACCOMMODATION WANTED *HPROFBSSOR and family want to rent furnished apartment or house for July and August.WE.2290.J-43 18 FLATS, DUPLEXES TO LET DETACHED, heated upper duplex, 4805.{Western, 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, continuous hot water (electric), oil heated, frigidaire, gas stove, tlled bathroom.Real fireplace in parlor.Rent; $150.00 plus water.Garage in rear:\u2018available if desired.Phone F, Ba hittet, GL.1600, for appoint- T.\"me 3-22 AGollins FUNCRAL HOM ¢ e 5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExter 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED Funeral Home and Chape\u2019 | 21 24 SE8 to rent, Greene, suitable | 27 GARAGE wanted vicinity Strathcona Ave.,, Westmount.GL.4887 J-47 GARAGE space for one car in the] vicinity of Sherbrooke Street between Wood Avenue and Atwater Avenue.Phone WI.0491.J-42 VICINITY Greene, Dorchester, Columbia, yearly preferred.FI.2541.J-23 22 ROOM AND BOARD TO LET INDIVIDUAL care glven invalid lady in private heme.WA.9432.J-52 29- FOR SALE OAK dining table, 2 leaves, 2 chairs, $10.00; Monarch table top automatic gas Stove, Eriadle sproller, storage compartmen 8, e new, EL.7941, pipe no TWO living room chairs, straight backs, without arms.AT.8087.J-51 (has.Petrie Dies; Was NU Candidate And Businessman Numerous friends in the business world joined with relatives to pay final respect to the memory of George Petrie, prominent Montreal coal merchant, who died Monday in the Private Patients\u2019 Pavillion of Western Division of Montreal General Hospital.The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m.from the Chapel of Joseph C.Wray and Bro, Mountain Street.Interment was in Mount Royal Cemetery.Born in Quebec City in 1880, (NE (RAY a FuneraL Diractors Gstablished 1840 | f A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At your disposal without charge Silk, hand @wn, made to order.Also clean them.DE.4818.J-3 TWIN 4 POSTER BEDS, MATTRESSES, BUREAU AND CHIFFE- ROBE.ALL IN GOOD CONDITION, WALNUT FINISH.GL.2168.ROOMS TO LET 29 FOR SALE 29 FOR SALE FURNISHED \u2018single room, desirable istrict, further information phone CHESTERFIELD SUITE FISHING REELS 7 J-32| Three pieces, chesterfield makes Swedish make of highest qualily.At: TWO large furnished rooms, private double bed, excellent condition.FI.very favorable prices.MA.2642.J-34 | bath, in Jady's nice residence.Quiet) 1977.J-29 DININ ; surroundings, WE.9585 3-20 G' room set, watnut, 9 -pieces, PIANO very good condition, private home, ROOMS WANTED - Westmount.Also- 8 Hepplewhite din- Apartment size, Willis Acadlan, ex- Ms chairs and two orlental scatter NURSE, quiet, desires large bright cellent condition, WE.0862, evenings, TUES, 6x 4'2\", 6x 46\", Call sL sem! furnished \u2018room in apartment, - Zag 2091.J-21 or Westmount, Kitchen privi- = | leges.Reasonable.DE.#42 before 21 GIRL'S, BOY'S CLOTHES GRAMOPHONE p.m.3-44 Spring coats, raincoats, gray suit, Cabinet style with 50 records in AUTOS FOR SALE dresses, shirts, etc, 7-10 years, $1.00 cases, Good condition.$10.00.WE.to $5.00.WE.7390.J-4 | 7648.J-26 HATS remodelled, moderate rice.ENGLISH CARS FISHERMEN WA.2138.PTIT Wide selection of used English cars, This is your opportunity to get top| VACUUM cleaners, guaranteed, 38.85 some reconditioned, from $300.00 to quality Swedish reels direct at bar- UP: Electrolux, Hoover, Premier.$1,500.00.McGrall Motors Ltd., 5260 gain prices.MA.2642.J-19 H.B.Kirby: also all makes new with Cote des Neiges Rd., EX.8459.J-27 LAMPSHAD top frade-in allowances.Rentals and ES repairs, Re-new Vacuum, ctoria.GARAGES WANTED EL.9359.J-9 MIRRORS FACTORY PRICES Plate order, Mirrors resiivered, Glass tops for furniture, 5-year bonded guaran- tically new.Reasonable.5652 an- ranald, Snowdon.-54 GOLF clubs and bag: lady's writing desk.Evenings and week ends.WA, BABY carriage; baby crib and mat- 3 2 - tress, reasonable.EL.4247, J-10 fur Pre joer Rte HA.4912 5% BICYCLE, boy's, C.C.M., 28\", ex- J cellent condition.FL.7818.J-39 30 PIANO WANTED DINNER jacket and talls including all accessories, suitable for a young PIANO man, size tall 38.GL.3877.J-33 Kaderly lady wishes to rent BREAKFAST suite, 5 pieces, yellow apartment size piano.Gl.formica tabletop, chrome trim, prac- 3317 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED ALL KINDS OF Mr.Petrie was National Union candidate in Westmount-St.George Ward in provincial elections of 1939 and 1944, He was vice-president of George F.Lee Coal Co.of Wilkes Barre, Pa., and director of Dickson and Eddy Coal Co., of New York and Wilkes Barre.He retired from business in 1942, Educated at Quebec High School and Laval University, Mr.Petrie was president of Montreal Coal Association, vice-president of St.George's Club and president of Wheelsmen's Club of the M.A.A.A.Surviving are his wife, the former Flora Simon; two sons, Major W.G.Petrie and C.P.Petrie; a daughter, Doris Petrie, five brothers, Stewart and Alexander of Quebec City, Gordon of Rock Island, James of Brockville and William of Toronto; three sisters, Annie and Ida of Quebec City and Edith of Montreal; also five grandchildren.Ellen Douglas The Ellen Douglas Auxiliary, Evening Dept.of the W.M.S.of Melville Presbyterian Church, will meet in Melville Church Hall on Monday at 8:15 p.m.when the speaker will be Miss Bertha Ferguson; ¢Worship service will be conducted by Miss Olive Ferguson.St.Andrew's W.A.The Women's Association of St.Andrew's Church, Westmount will hold its next meeting on Tuesday, at 2 p.m, in Hutchison Hall for business and sewing.Tea hostesses will be Mrs.Duclos and the members of the Hampstead Group.The Red Cross Group will meet at 10 am, American Club The Inaugural Luncheon of the American Women\u2019s Club will be held on Tuesday, April 1, at 12:30 p.m.in the Ball Room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Mrs.Helen Myers, noted custom Jeweler and authority on gems will speak on \u201cGlam- our \u2014\u2014 Sparkle \u2014 Style.\u201d and window glass made to.87 SITUATIONS WANTED MALE EXPERIENCED painter desires work, WA.1848.J-13 41 DOMESTIC PETS AMERICAN cocker Spaniel, thorough bred, well trained, 8% months.HE.3801.J-14 SCOTTIE, male, 11 months, thoroughe bred registered, excellent with chile dren, house trained.5524 Clanranald.42 PERSONALS MOVIES FOR CHILDREN Show movies at your child's Birthday Party.WA.5198.Je TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65c ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH BUILDING REPAIRS GENERAL BUILDING REPAIRS Albert Hansen, Building Maintenance Contractor.WA.6109.J-1) CARPENTRY S.STANDRING \u2014 General carpentry and cabinet-making.Expert craftsmanship on all lines of woodwork.Planned kitchens and custom built interiors a specialty.Estimates free, 3838.J-50 Satisfaction guaranteed.EL.7433 BEDROOM suite, à pie : a , MOVING gany, good condition: dining room ORNAMENTS CARTAGE AND MOVING set, 9 pieces, almost new.WE.7643.Old-fashioned china, cut glass, small WESTERN Crating and Moving, J-25 antique furniture, Oriental rugs, Oil general transport.Local and long ple EX.$518.J-4 distance.Specialty furniture, pianos, NCH coat and windbreaker] refrigerators Mr.Petrie moved to Montreal in wanted for 12 year boy.Must be in = 1905.perfect condition.GL.3317.J-35 DECORATING DOILL'S carriage, good condition.GL.331 J-36 AIRCRAFT QUALITY CONTROL EXAMINERS SALARY \u2014 $3160-$3860 AND $3860-$4400, ACCORDING TO QUALIFICATIONS AND POSITIONS TO BE FILLED FOR DETAILED AND FINAL INSPECTION OF AIRCRAFT COMPONENTS, S8UB-ASSEMBLIES AND COMPLETED AIRCRAFT.Application forms should be sent to, the Civil Service Commission, 685° Cathcart St., Montreal, quoting Competition No, 52-M4231, not later than April 3, 1952 J-48 HELP WANTED MALE, FEMALE MARRIED couple, man as chauffeur, handyman.Woman as housekeeper.Accommodation on premises.Write Box No, 296, c-o 2185 Hampton 4 RE 36-a sal.wanted in, DESROCHES & SON Painters and decorators.Residential and Industrial work.Spray-gun, raining.ne, whitewashing, paper hang- .8493 Decarie Blvd.WA.1648.J-11 EDUCATIONAL FRENCH CONVERSATION Pars, Montreal universities graduate, former McGill professor, private, small groups.2479 Prud'homme, near Sherbrooke.DE.2290.J-8 UPHOLSTERING CHESTERFIELD sets re-covered, re- | converted to modern styles.For free estimation call WA.5582, Mid-Town Upholstering Co., 5237 Western Ave.VENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS \u2014 Flexalum spring tempered slats, Vinyl plastic tapes.Newest and best on the market.No Installation charge.Steel drapery supports given free of charge.Call for free estimate, J.Pr.Beaudoin, veteran.OXFORD VENETIAN BLINDS REG'D.EVENINGS, HE.0581 J-1 VENETIAN BLIND SERVICES BLINDS beautifully cleaned for as low as 79c.Repairs done by experts, TO.5681.also new blinds sold.Free estimates- on cleaning, repains and new blinds, MONTRÉAL VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE 1760 LAURIER E CA.7857 1204 Crescent Street STREET nrceuetbu00.| | | NAME | | CITY .escapes esBR reese arr os e ELECTRICITY «RADIO e TELEVISION ENROLL NOW FOR MARCH CLASSES DAY OR EVENING _ Office Hours: Daily 9 to 5 \u2014 Evenings 7 to 9 CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY BUILDING \"r10ernoos se 0 ta0ccan tué 0 seen Telephone UN.6-0959 +.800s | - gre Pr » A .N 89 à À P 3 J - nn air am ii, os Smee i I A Rh te AAA ink 1 re ~ \u201c PAGE\u2019EIGHT = \u2014 \"| GALE! sd CREAMY MASQUE e DRY SKIN TREATMENT CREAM EACH | 50 CREAMY MASQUE 4 oz.JAR\u2014REG.$2.50 DRY SKIN TREATMENT CREAM 8 ox.JAR\u2014REG, $3.00 LIMITED TIME ONLY! i Two wonderful cleansing creams .: , to help keep vour skin silky-smooth ! 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WESTERN |, \\ \\ TAXI |, STANDS IN « WESTMOUNT - N.D.G.AND SNOWDON HOURLY & METER RATES WEDDINGS FUNERALS OUT OF TOWN TRIPS Mary | \u2018| ly on Saturday, April 12, at St.Mr.and Mrs.Hugh B, Jacquesy have returned home after spending a month vacationing in Florida.Mrs.Pierre F, Casgrain has returned to Montreal \u2018following a short trip to Kingston, Ont, where she addressed the University Women's Club.St.Margaret's Ski Club announces that Montreal City and District Jumping Championship will be held at the Chalet Cochand Jump on Sunday, March 23.The following Sunday, March 30, St.Margaret's Ski Club is to hold its annual Sugar Derby on Big Slalom Hill at 11:30 a.m.All members of the Laurentian Zone Ski Clubs and members of the Canadian Instructor\u2019's Alliance are invited, the only provision being that masquerade costume will be worn.Last year the event, which had been revived after the lapse of some years, was a great success.Over 80 costumed entries made a colorful spectacle.ENCAGEMENTS .\u2018Rev.and Mrs.George Harrington, of Richmond, Que.announce the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Joan, to Mr.Peter Stuart Taylor, of Toronto, son of Mr.and Mrs.Claude B.Taylor, of Westmount.The marriage has been arranged to take place guiet- Anne's Church, Richmond.Mr.and Mrs.L.G.Matthews, of Montreal, annoupce the engagement of their younger daughter, Thelma Kathleen, to Mr.William Alexander Berry, only son of Mr.William Berry and the late Mrs.William Berry of Westmount.The marriage has been arranged to take place quietly on Saturday, April 5, at Westmount Park- Emmanuel Church.=== collection of Dresses.Look Ahead / / Warm weather is on its way .Charlotte's outstanding new Crisp, sheer materials .light as a cloud.Washable cottons, Nylons, etc.Ultra smart .modestly priced.be prepared .see \"Spring into Summer\" SUITS and COATS Expertly tailored in the superbly elegant fabrics of the season.Drop in and see them today! JUNIORS NEAR SHERBROOKE Personal, Individual Attention .{way from the hustle and bustle of downtown.(Chayts 1353 GREENE AVENUE, WESTMOUNT OPEN 9 TO & DAILY 15 offe Fl.7773 Specialist in: PLAYTEX BRASSIERES ELASTIC STOCKINGS e e oo Westmount Also , 6550 ST.HUBERT ST.MME À.COURVAL CORSETIERE NU-BACK - GRENIER - LeGANT PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES ond GIRDLES 1\"ATURE'S RIVAL - A'LURE - CORETTE MATERNITY and SURGICAL SUPPORTS 4 Stores At Your Service 4881 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST 4338 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.4491 ST, LAWRENCE BLVD.RE SV SIN THE EXAMINER, WESTUOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1952 - .KS > > Personal + + + Engagements + + + + Whddings Speirs-Miller Fashion Show Model Claire Baillargeon, who will model junior garments at Speirs- Miller Fashion Show at the Continental Cafe, Saturday afternoon, March 29.All ages and styles will be featured from the leading garment houses of Montreal.magnificent fur stoles donated by Bradner.Among the door prizes\u2014two Year Of Femininity Sketched At Westmount Club Style Show \u201cAppealing Feminine\u201d said the program cover for the Westmount Women's Club Charter Day fashion show, presented Friday afternoon in Eaton's Dining Room.With Doreen Day as commentator, the \u201cfeminine\u201d theme was evident in every detall of the showing.7 The first important sign of the times pointed out by Mrs.Day.was in the housecoats, New York originals by Jean Dessés.Whereas in former years it was considered improper to appear beyond the bedroom door in a dressing gown, the present elaborate styles are dêliberately designed to be seen and approved.Fabrics are crisp and often sheer, and sleeves and skirts are fuller than ever.Other high spots of '52 are patent leather accessories; high, fitted waistline; crinoline skirts under everything from formals to tweed suits; and, at long last, the reappearance of knitted suits.A colorful interlude was provided by the modelling of a mother's, father's, and child's typical outfit before the turn of the century, and of a bride's gown in 1907.For contrast, this was followed by a 1952 wedding style.Of the originals, special enthusiasm was shown for an apricot shantung tweed daytime suit by Dior, with the fashionable knee- high pleats; and an \u201cEnchanted Evening\u201d gown by Digby Morton, in three shades of grey net, with irridescent embroidery and taffeta pouff.To add the last word in elegance to the show, a half dozen Paris hats were modeled, and were surprisingly demure and uncomplicated.Light refreshments were served at the conclusion of the revue, the tables being decorated with var- iagated spring flowers.Miss Florence Ewing is Hospitality Chairman, Mrs.J.C.McKean, president of the club, introduced Mrs.Doreen CI I a mas Day.Maritime Club The Maritime Women\u2019s Club of Montreal, Incorporated, will hold its regular meeting in the Prince of Wales Salon, Windsor Hotel, on Wednesday evening, March 26, at 8:30 o'clock.Mr.Murray R.Chipman, Director, MacLean-Hunter Publishing Company\u2019 Limited, will be the speaker on this occasion, and will talk on the subject \u201cLet the Mind Wander.\" Mr.Gordon Penny Brand, baritone, recently returned from studying in England, will be the soloist, / Members may take guests.3 OO dès %#4¥ DE.3003 Bo A garment well made .is a garment worth wearing.§ CLASSICAL STYLES FINEST OF MATERIALS AND TAILORED TO PERFECTION = HOROWITZ LADIES\u2019 CUSTOM TAILOR FROM LONDON'S WEST-END 344 Victoria Ave.En 1 5 |) 1 ON 1 Mr.and Mrs.K.E.Baldwin, of + Coaticook, Que, Will be in Montreal tomorrow _to attend the Roberton-Lowry wedding.Mrs.K.B.Roberton will enters tain at a buffet supper this.evening following the wedding ree hearsal for her son, Mr, Irvine Baillie Roherton, whose marriage to Miss Mary Elaine Lowry, R.N,, is to take place tomorrow.Mrs.Sydney Levitt, Belfrage Road, Westmount, entertained recently at a luncheon for the Hertzl- Weitzman Chapter of Hadassah, 1 for which Mrs.Louis Schreiber acted as comnientator.Among the head table guests at a luncheon at the University \u2018Women's Club, 3492 Peel Street, tomorrow at 12:30 p.m., will be Mrs.Olive Dickason, guest speaker, Miss Barbara J.Dougherty, president of the club, Miss Helen Gould, Miss M, Cameron Hay, Miss Eleanor Laing, Miss M.Cameron Hay, Miss Dorothy Roberts, Mrs.Allan Smith, Mrs.R.S.Van Patter.\u2019 At the annual Dinner Dance being held by the Woman's Auxiliary of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital this evening in the ball room of the Sheraton Mount Royal Hotel, those in the receiving line will be Mr.and Mrs.Hugh C.Fet- terly, who are joint chairmen for the event; Dr.and Mrs.Howard Griffith; Mr.and Mrs.H.Harding, Mr.and Mrs.C.N.Knowles, and Mr.and Mrs.Thomas E.Heron.Ladies\u2019 Literary Group To Hear Local Author At Closing Meeting Dominion Douglas Ladies Literary Society will hold its final meeting for the season today at 3 p.m.in Leslie Hall, corner .| Lansdowne Ave.and Westmount Blvd.Phyllis Lee Peterson will speak on \u201cA Canadian Patchwork\u201d with emphasis on nationality groups.Maureen Forrester, contralto, a recent artist on the \u201cSinging Stars\u201d radio program will provide musical selections, accompanied by Phyllis Rowell Hutchins.Tea will be served by the Monday serving group.LL ll t OO 0 Westmount Mrs.G.McCarthy Elected By RCASC Ladies Aux.Br.105 At the regular monthly meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, R.C.A.S.C.branch No.105, Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L., the following officers and chairmen were elected: President, Mrs.G.McCarthy (re-elected); past president, Mrs.C.Fox; first vice president, Mrs.C.Capstick; second vice president, Mrs.C.Lancashire; treasurer, Mrs.E.Morache; secretary, Mrs.D.Tottle; corresponding secretary, Mrs.C.French; and sergeant-at- arms, Mrs.B.Madeleine.Hospital chairman Is Mrs.Brennan; welfare chajrian, Mrs.Coull; ways and means chairman, Mrs.Sharpe; social chairman, Mrs.Main and publicity chairman, Mrs.ing the year includea visits to St.Harwood.Activities of the Auxiliary dur- Anne's, Queen Mary and St.Hyacinthe hospitals; military whists, WESTMOUNT RUG CLEANING CO.REAL CARPET SPECIALISTS From the Orient ® CLEANING © REWEAVING @ REPAIRING @ INSTALLATIONS Office: Phone GL.1471 4474 St.CATHERINE ST.WEST CONFIDENCE You must trust the physician who attends you and the pharmacist who fills your preseription, for both are skilled technicians whose knowledge you cannot measure yourself, Our customers have learned te trust us because our many years eof prescription servies has merited confidence, PHONE UN.6-9426 For Prompt Delivery MILNE'S PHARMACY REG'D.Pharmacien \u2014 Druggist J.G.CASAULT, L.Ph., Prop.1446 St.Catherine St.West Corner Mackay Street | Spring Colours i n Nylon Hosiery By Orient, Kayser and other famous brands.42 gauge 30/40 denier 1.35 45 gauge 30 denier 1.50 51 gauge 30 denier 1.75 51 gauge 15 denier 1.75 60 gauge 15 denier 1.95 Sizes 82 to 11 Ask for them by name to be sure of quality.LADIES WEAR 1233 GREENE AVENUE (Opposite Avenue Theatre) Fitzroy 9541 Christ Church Women Sponsoring Dramatic Recital At Y.W.C.A.MRS.HAROLD LAWS The dramatic recital being given by Eleanor Stuart and Sam Vatcher on Thursday, March 27, at 8.15 p.m.in the auditorium of the new Y.W.C.A.is sponsored by Branch \u2018A\u2019.of Christ Church Cathedral W.A.The committee in charge is as follows: Mrs.Kenneth Evans, Mrs.T.V.L'Estrange, Mrs.D.Baldwin, and Miss Greta Finley.General covener is Mrs.Harold Laws.Tickets may be obtained from the ticket convener: Miss D.Armstrong, 400 Kensington Ave, Westmount, FI.8179, or from the church office of Christ Church Cathedral.Montreal Is Swept By Yogurt Habit, Born In Bulgaria What started out a while ago as a gourmet\u2019s fad, has developed into a nationally popular eating habit.This latest companion to our daily bread is yogurt, national food of Bulgaria, and now being thoroughly expounded in our own country.Says Professor Assen Todorqff Kantardjieff, former director of the Institute of Dairy Bacteriology at University of Sofia: \u201cIn all hospitals of Bulgaria, yogurt is part of the regular daily diet.Prof.Kantardjietf, who makes his own cultures in Montreal, says \u201cconsumption is mounting all the time.We hope to see people in Montreal eat 10,000 jars a day before long.\u201d Yogurt is a milk preparation infected with a special bacillus that the Bulgarians believe responsible for the fact that it's not uncommon for men to live to the age of 110 in their country.Dr.A.Donoff, a 42-year-old Bulgarian doctor who.operates the Montreal north factory of Vita- Yogurt Products, says that Illia Metchnikoff, the great Russian biologist, first spotted the value of yogurt in keeping Bulgarians hale and hearty.| Here, it is very commonly eaten as is, in six-ounce portions.However, Montreal housewives, adapting this new food to standard Cishes, are using it as a salad dressing, or as a topping for jelly, fruit, etc.Dessert Luncheon The monthly dessert luncheon meeting of the Laurentian Service Organization will be held at the home of Mrs.Munroe Leopold, 4730 Meridian Ave.on Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.The program will feature a book review by Mr.Donald Huwitz, the executive director of the Combined Jewish Appeal.1 Mrs.Ben \u2018Goldberg, president will, preside.\u2018 ~n Egg whites whip faster and lighter when a dash of salt is added.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1952 Successful Climax To Skating Project Of Mothers\u2019 Club The fancy skating group sponsored by the Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club of Westmount gave a very entertaining exhibition of figure skating on Monday, at the Verdun Auditorium.The group, under the convener- ship of Mrs.R.Finnell, assisted by Mrs.J.Casey and Mrs.T.Lind- ley, provided a diversified program that gave evidence of the remarkable strides that have bgen made since the inauguration of 1947.Westmount Park rink was originally reserved, but due to the uncertainty of the weather and the growing interest in the activity, it was decided to change to an indoor rink.Arrangements were made with the Veraun Auditorium in 1949 for \u201cice time\" once a week and the\u2019 services of Mrs.Jean Ramus retained to coach the girls.Buses were chartered to transport the children to and from the rink.: + This year there was an enrolment of sixty-five children and four of the senior girls \u2014 Isabel Carson, Nina Roche, Claudette La- caille and Barbara O'Connor\u2019 volunteered to assist Mrs.Ramus in coaching the juniors.A souvenir pin was presented to each member at the close of the exhibition.Mrs.Leslie, Chairman Karnak Dessert Bridge Karnack Ladies Club is holding a dessert bridge on Tuesday, March 25, at 1.15 p.m.in the Masonic Temple, Sherbrooke and St.Mark Streets, under the chairmanship of Mrs.A.Leslie.The proceeds are to assist in the club's various activities in connection with the Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children.Members will be welcomed by Mrs.J.W.Buck- land, president, and Mrs.A.Leslie, chairman for the bridge.Table- holders are asked to bring their own playing cards.Following is a partial Jist of Tableholders.Mrs.J.W.Buckland, Mrs.J.McL,.Marshall, Mrs.K.M.Mathe- son, Mrs.J.E.Hastie, Mrs, C.A.Fickett, Mrs.A.W.Welham, Mrs.À.Christie, Mrs.H.Morgan, Mrs.E.W.Johnston, Mrs.T.Prince, Mrs.L.McCammon, Mrs.F.E.Cunningham, Mrs.E.D.MacIntosh, Mrs.A.Goodenough, Mrs.W.H.Mack, Mrs.J.Spence, Mrs.E.W.Francis, Mrs.A.Leslie, Mrs.W, G.Critchley, Mrs.G.S.L.Retal- lack, Mrs.M.W.Drayton, Mrs.A.R.Frossard, Mrs.T.Kearney, Mrs.A.G.Walker, Mrs.H.C.Call, Mrs.A.Cadman, Mrs.A.J.Child, Mrs.A.Clarkson, Mrs.Mann.Mothers\u2019 Club The monthly meeting of the Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club of West- mount will be held Wednesday, March 26, at 8:30 p.m.in St.Leo's School Hall, Members are invited to bring friends.Tea will be served.PAGE ELEVEN St.Matthias Ladies Plan Fashion Show A fashion show will be presented in the Parish Hall, Church Hill, by St.Matthias Association of Women in aid of the War Memorial Bursary, on Friday, March 28 at 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& spring fashion revue, on Tuesday evening in Victoria Hall, The fashion display is under the direction of Mrs.Eve Trill of Henry Morgan and Company Limited, Others who will be receiving with Mrs.Coppin |- are Miss M.A.Dyke, honorary president, Mrs.Edwin M.Briggs, 1st vice-president, and Miss Phyllis Wood, 2nd vice-president, and chairman of the program committee.Specially invited guests will include Mr.R.O.Bartlett, principal of Westmount High School and Mrs.Bartlett, Mr.J.D.Lawley, vice-principal and Mrs.Lawley, and Mr.H.B.Parker, former principal.1951 scholarship, public speaking and award of honor winners will serve as ushers for the occasion.These include Tiiu Tam- mist, Chrystyna Palijiw, Louise Tollstam, Margaret Cragg, Carole Fischel and Diane LeMieux, Members of the Alumnae who will assist in serving refreshments are Mrs.J.S.Charters, Mrs.Bruce Slemin, Mrs.Victor Elkin, Miss Beatrice Whalen, Mrs.W.G.Pardoe, Miss Doris Goode, Mrs.Helene Hutchins.Also assisting will be executive 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Reports Heard on Year's Work,| United Church Ladies\u2019 Homes Mrs.Gordon McKay, chairman of the board for the United Church Home.for Elderly Ladies, at the annual meeting in Cheney Hall, Erskine American Church, Thursday evening, March 13, reported the good news that the extension tothe ®acilities of the Dunedin Home has been begun.This will give accommodation for 15 ladies more there.FREE! 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Vice Chairman, Mrs.J.H.Norris; Treasurer, Mrs.C.B.Parsons; Assistant-Treasurer, Mrs.Geo Ingleson and Secretary, Mrs.E.H.Woodley.Pine Avenue House Committee Chairman, Miss Alice Mowat; Pine Avenue Hospitality Commit- teey Mrs.Katien; Dunedin House Committee, Mrs.E.A.Everson; Dunedin Hospitality Committee, Mrs.H.A.Graham; Selection Committee, Mrs.Frank Findlay, Mrs.\u20181 A.B.Tousaw, Mrs.A.S.Ross, Mrs.Gordon Fowler.Board Members Members of the Board for the United Church Homes for Elderly Ladies are: Rev.H.G.Tuttle, Rev.Ivor Williams, Rev.R.Dewitt Scott, Rev.G.C.Wadsworth, Rev.G.Lynn, Mesdames G.Mc- Kay, G.B.Parsons, Geo Ingleson, Frank Findlay, E.T.Armitage, E., F.Pelton, A.Robinson, G.Fowler, B.D.Rogers, R.J.Jarvis, F, C.Brown, A.E.Coleman, HA, Christmas, A.P.Christmas, C.H.Taylor, A.B.Tousaw, A, W.Barker.Mesdames H.Guthrie and E.A.Everson, Miss Ruby Stroud, Mesdames L.S.Fogg, R.O.Stewart, A.S.Ross, A.E.Kimmerly, E.H.Woodley, T.Dawson, H.A.Graham, T.H.Martin, R.E.Cherry, G.W.Johnston, H.G.Smith, Miss A.Lang, Mrs.A.Aitken, Miss Alice Mowat, Miss Agnes MacFarlane, Mesdames P.T.Jordan, J.H.Norris, J.Lynn, W.Kerr and Katien.Major T.L.Carswell of the Salvation Army gave a very interesting address in which he described the nationwide care the Salvation Army is giving to the problem of homes for elderly people.During his talk he spoke of the plans the \u201cArmy\u201d has for an extensive home which is to be built in the near future in Montreal West, Cavell Br.Whist Edith Cavell Branch of the Canadian Legion will hold its annual military whist on Friday evening, March 28, at 8 p.m.in the Bread- ner Room of the Legion Memorial Building, 1191 Mountain Street.There will be card prizes, door prizes, spot prizes, and refreshments will be served.Players are requested to take their own cards.THE -EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1952 List of Patrons, Queen Elizabeth Aux.Dinner Dance Because of the wish expressed by Her Majesty the Queen that plans for charitable events be carried out, regardless of the prescribed period of mourning for her father King George VI, arrangements have been completed for the annual Valentine dinner dance being given by the Women's Auxiliary of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.Postponed from Saturday, February 16, the affair will take place this evening, in the ballroom of the Sheraton Mount Royal Hotel.Patrons and patronesses for the event are: Dr.and Mrs.J.J.Griffith, Dr.and Mrs.H.R.Griffith, Dr.and Mrs.T.J.Ostopovitch, Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Bremner, Dr.and Mrs.E.M, Crawford, Mr.and Mrs.N.P.Woods, Air Vice Marshal and Mrs.Adelard Raymond, Mayor Romuald Bourque and Mrs.Bourque, Col.and Mrs.R.A.Brock, Dr.and Mrs.John W.McMartin, Mr.and Mrs.L.B.Unwin.Dr.and Mrs.Harold L.Greaves, Dr.and Mrs.George S.Morgan, Mr.and Mrs.C N Knowles, Dr.and Mrs.A.D.French, Dr.and Mrs.H.Wyatt Laws, Dr.and Mrs.R.W.Pearman, Dr.and Mrs.W.Finlay McMartin, Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Marden, Mr, and Mrs.A.H.Webster and Dr.and Mrs.R.M.Heslam.Argentina, Canada and the United States of American are three of the principal oat-growing countries.Great Britain is one of the largest importers.PAGE ey tion of officers for 1952-33 will be\u201d \"7 held on March 26 at 2:30 p.m.in the Blue Room of the Ritz-Carlton: Hotel.Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the American Women\u2019s Club and elec- marthe carpentier HAUTE COUTURE GLenview 1971 Westmount 1317 Greene Ave.to do your Easter 3 shopping.Only.3 weeks left to buy that Tri Hundreds of styles, all colours in straws and felts.Priced from $§ 95 and up MI-LADY ANN MILLINERY REG'D.4114 St.Catherine St.West WE.6227 N ; 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