The Westmount examiner, 10 octobre 1952, vendredi 10 octobre 1952

[" i + .Den & | Examiner Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis VOL.XXIH, No.41 F.QUINLAN Lt.Gen.Sir Arthur Smith Says British Ideals High \u201cThere is something about British character that is extremely good\u201d, Lt.-Gen.Sir Arthur Smith, noted British soldier, told the Westmount Rotary Club af their weekly luncheon meeting Wednesday.\u2019 He cited examples of British generosity and courage in India and Pakistan (where he served) that greatly impressed the people of those countries.\"I have seen a British soldier on more than one occasion risk his life for a Mohammedan,\u201d the speaker said.- Lt.-Gen.Smith said that \u201credemption\u201d is needed in the world today.He stressed that \u201cthe centre of life is the Christian ideal.\u201d \u201cIt is the basic British Christian traditions that have kept British character at such a high level,\u201d he said.Lt.-Gen.Smith added that people are sometimes too reticent to say that they believe in God.Co \u201cDon\u2019t be engaged in only a social gospel\u201d, the speaker advised, \u201cthe Christ you live ®oday is a spiritual gospel.\u201d Lt.-Gen.Smith was introduced by James de Lalanne and thanked by Cecil Medlar.St.Leo's S t REY St.Leo's Academy .students pour from three fire exits that lead Into the school yard In a fire practice drill held at the school Wednesday, The older boys exit from the fire stairs two floors above the building while the smaller pupils leave the school from the basement yard.Chief Cobb of the Westmount WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1952 udents Practice 'Escape' For Fire Prevention Week PRICE FIVE CENTS UATION HONORS WON | BY KATHERINE YOUNG A St.Leo's And St.Paul's Academies Hold Joint Scholarship Exercises Eleven girls and 14 boys graduated from High School Sundav eveninz at the Church of the Ascension, when St.Paul's and St.Leo\u2019s Academies held joint commence ment exercises.i ; Katherine Young and Frank Quinlan gave the Valedictory addresses with Marilyn Kearns and John Quinlan (in absentia) as Salutatorians.i Miss Young was presented with a Gold Cross by the Rt.Rev.Msgr.Wilfred McDonagh and a $50 award by the Catholic Mothers Club of Westmount for having attained the highest average of the graduating girls in the Quebec Provincial Examination in addition to General Proficiency.A special award for perfect attendance throughout her four years at school was given Miss Brenda Hudon.A scholarship donated by the Graham Business College was won by Catherine Kerr while Miss Carol Roberts was presented with a $100 scholarship to the Notre Dame Secretarial School.Remaining prize-winning graduates of St.Paul's were Misses Colleen Cooil, Barbara Hanley, Alanna Lapierre, Mary Kay Martin, Ann Mulligan and Ann Pearson.DOUBLE HONORS Valedictorian of the boys\u2019 side, Frank Quinlan, received double honors when he was awarded the Sir Edward Beatty Memorial Scholarship to a value of $600 to McGill University in addition to a $50 prize from the Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club of Ascen- cion Parish for having reached the highest #iggregate of the St.Leo's graduates.\"A prize offered by the Hon.Omer Coté, Secretary of the Province of Quebec was won by Dermott Murphy.Other presentations were made to Kingsley Beattie, Marc Belcourt, Ronald Fagan, Pierre Généreux, Raymond Losito, David McVey, Mau- (Continued on Page J) ae, j ç A ads ment urged that the smaller students be kept on the ground floors, Fire Depart ment Tuspectors have been visiting schools throughout the district as part of the fire prevention program, St.Leo\u2019s 480 pupils took 2 minutes and 27 seconds to leave the school.With fice prevention week ending tomorrow, Chief Cobb urges ihe co-operation of citizens in preveating fire.- ET Fire Depart- - PAGE TWO ve.That Mrs.W.H.Sutherland of Grosvenor Ave., didn't have any trouble renting her garage.Put a classified ad in the good, old Examiner.and had 14 Jeplies.Smart lady, Mrs.Sutherland.» + » That Jack Aikman, veteron tennis star, Is one of the outstanding bird bashers with the Westmount Badminton Club.» » .That Somerville Ave.is quite often practically impassable due to , trucks end trailers double- and triple-parked at one end of the street, + » That Wilma Warnecke took a flying trip to Fredericton last week end to dttend a wedding.Had a rough passage east and a heavy schedule while there.: e+ + That the Westmount Hobby Shop has a greatly improved entrance which Is the.work of Mr.Chesmer himself: « .That the smile behind the cashier's desk at Macy's on Wednesday was Bertha doing temporary duty.o « « That R.E.Parker is very fond of pools orn the World's Series.Espe- clally when he wins two of them.so +» That the first theatre in Montreal was the Theatre Royal.+ + + That Elphege Menard, president of the Westmount Guest House and Property Owners Association, Is walk- Ing around in a cast to protect the broken ribs and twisted spine he sus- Morgan Realties Limited Real Estate Brokers 1455 UNION AVE.HA.0251 *- tained in a fall while working on his summer cottage at St.Timothee.+ « +» That Kay Montague Is opening her ladies\u2019 fashion salon on Tuesday.If you want to see a satisfied gleam in her eye, ask her to show you the chair and lamp she made with her own hands.+ + » Thot misadventure befell a certain gentleman, well known In the drug trade, at the A.P.D.M.dinner held at the University Club on Monday evening.Seems that he was unable to avoid the gravy train and also was the recipient of more coffee than he ordered.After enjoying a dripping evening, cleaning fluid was offered as a remedy.+ + « That Wilf Buckley, formerly secretary at the Westmount Y.M.C.A, and u member of the Westmount Rotary Club, has been nominated as a candidate for District Governor of Rotary Distriet No.250 by the Kingston Club, of which he is a past president.+.That ex-Chief Wm.Wren, former Chief of Police for Westmount, enjoyed a trip west recently and attended the convention of the Police and Fire Chiefs in Winnipeg.+ + « That the former Forman girl, now happily married and living in Burling.AT NEW LOW PRICES Have 'em repaired by experts PLUS good material NEW WESTMOUNT SHOE REPAIR 4464 St.Catherine St.West near Metcalfe Ave.HOWARD S.ROSS Q.C.Barrister and Solicitor THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, \u2018FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1952 E.Hamilton Named W.H.S.\u2014\u2014 - Purple N White Boys Work Head Of Westmount * Y A.W.D.Swan, chairman of the Board of Management of Westmount YMCA annoiînced this week that E.L.Hamilton has been appointed chairman of the Boys Work Committee of the Westmount YMCA.Mr.Hamilton succeeds Mr.H.C.Nourse who has been chairman of the Committee for the past year.Mr.Nourse was recently elected vice-chairman of the Board of Management and Chairman of the Executive Committee.The members of the Boys Work Committee for the 1952-53 season are the following: J.M.Venters, vice-chairman; E.I.Taylor, secretary; J.G.Atkinson, J.G.Brierley, R.T.Clib- bon, W.F.Dawson, Dr.B.F.Graham, H.C.Nourse, F.K.Row- ley, BR.Sproule, A.Stanway, G.Wright.Do\u2019s And Don\u2019ts Talk Given Club The weekly meeting of the West- mount Junior Stamp Club was held in the Oak Room of Victoria Hall.President Michael Ashby presided, The minutes were read and adopted on a motion by James Varey seconded by Daphne Decary.The secretary, Barrie Wilson gave a talk on some \u201cdo's\u201d and \u201cdon'ts\u201d ¢f stamp collecting.The winner of the previous week's quiz was Richard Comber.The meeting was then adjourned and general trading followed.The club now has 101 members registered compared to 99 last week.Decoration Expert To Give Lecture In Third Of Series The third in a series of Popular Lectures on Hobbies will he given in the Lecture Hall of the Mechanics\u2019 Institute of Montreal, 1200 Atwater Avenue, on Wednesday, Oct.15, at 8.15 p.m.The lecture, which will be in the | form of an informal talk, followed by a question period, will be on \u201cColor and has slowed down yet?towels still vanishing at a good rate, it\u2019s reported won\u2019t talk to me, Bruce .comes the quest \u2014 \u2018what'd I do?\u2019 of lampost fame who brings out the animal in 11 Bb?.now the new abode of maestro, Mr Dyck, formerly of way that the Alumnae are trying to decide what to do with a bit of spare green .be given to a deserving student new Vox Editor in the person of one Bob Thompson \u2014 here's wishing you a bigger and better publication than ever .3 .i a REV [EW By \u2018SANDY\u2019 Got a nice call from Ernie Taylor up at the \u2018Y\u2019 the other day giving us some c \u2018epistle\u2019 .seems he was afraid our that the boys and girls\u2019 Hi- » .rest assure onstructive criticism on our mentioning the fact ; d Y groups at the school were minus teacher-advisers would be detrimental to negotiations now underway d it was not a put up job thanx also and a tip of ye Purple beanie to friend Bev for timely info .sure can use, beautiful! ., that goes for everyone at WHS .this is YOUR chatter corner, so why not use it to advantage and supply yours truly with that ever lovin\u2019 gossip .OCTOBER ACTION Hear that Bev Bryant is getting \u2018Foxier\u2019 by the milmite \u2018(ouch!) .Joanie Adams is one for the birds \u2014 Drake, that is , .wonder also why Sue Christmas finds checkers so Interesting these days, she's so long at the park .and dig M\u2019Liz Thompson taking oh, so good care of a certain \u2018child every afternoon .sad news for grads Johnny Swift and Skip Warnock .there's purportedly half a C's fine for osculation out at Mac so, natch, Alicia and Pinky have the \u2018keep- off\u2019 sign up .Ann Tyner should be careful, she might get lost in the Reids., .Can anyone tell us if \u2018Speedy\u2019 FE pape .So you .80 .could it be the same \u2018Lilli\u2019 .Dixie, \u2018Fisix\u2019 (you'll pardon.the expression, Verdun) .recent Student Council elections netted four more \u2018workers\u2019 in vice-presidents Joyce Benson and Pete McMartin; secretary, John Nourse; and Treasurer Lloyd Kishino.GLEE CLUB EXEC.We overheard, in a round-aboute¢ .probably will .in the meantime, I'm willin'! .+ Glee Club +.x its Application to Home Decorating.\u201d The speakers will be J.Win full swing with the following in command .Prexy-Jan Cross, Department for the Closing of Estates ot Déceased Persons Office: Suite 1115, Daily Star Bldg.Residence: Terrace Apartments, 231 St.James Street West, Ten Rosemount Avenue, Plateau 4451 Westmount, Glenview 2177 If no answer at residence \u2018phone PL.4451 R.GERARD SAMPSON Advocate and Barrister Department for the closing of Estates of Deceased Persons OFFICE : RESIDENCE: 57 St.James Street W.628 Davaar Tel.BE.4439 Tel.CA.3856 Polio Light This Year But \u2018Cycles\u2019 Bring Warning 53 May Be Worse (Extract \u2014 The Gazette) For the very moderate premium of $12.00 Medical Reimbursement Insurance is available for THE ENTIRE FAMILY for a period of two years The Policy pays up to $10,500.00 for EACH FAMILY MEMBER Insure To-day Cail .E.D.CHRISTMAS 388 St.James Street West GLenview 4519 MA.3332 Arnold of Sherwin-Williams Co.Ltd, and W.Murphy of Martin- Senour Co.Ltd.These lectures, held on alternate Wednesday nights, are free, and open to the public.Greta Lett Speaks On \u201cWhat Is Hi-Y\u201d At Fall Banquet The Westmount Girls Hi-Y Club held their fall banquet Tuesday evening at the Westmount YMCA.Guest speaker of the evening was Greta Lett, Women's and Girls\u2019 Work Secretary of the N.D.G.YMCA.Miss Lett spoke on \u201cWhat is Hi-Y ?\u201d The address was followed by a number of qquestions from the members.Honored guests at the banquet included R.O.Bartlett, principal of Westmount High School, and Mrs.Bartlett, and N.A.Milling- ton, Executive Secretary of the Westmount YMCA.The next meeting of the Club will be a joint meeting with the Boys Hi-Y on Thursday, Oct.16, when they will lay plans for the Hallowe\u2019en party for the boys and girls of the community and elect officers for the 1953 Boys and Girls Hobby Show.ton, was noted meeting friends at Macy's while on a recent visit to her native city.+ « » That R.W.B.thought last week's column was alright but he won't think so much of this one.V.P.\u2014 Enid Breslow, Treas.\u2014 Trudy Cornell (Wot?All femmes?) .Sec, Benny Dwyer (that's more like it!) and Li- brarian\u2014Ruth Morgenstern .Gifford Mitchell at the podium, as usual .ed in the \u2018forbidden\u2019 lot behind the School .gate's locked ?since Sunday, apparently .Boys\u2019 party set for next Friday eve with about 2,000 guests expected .yours (getting writers\u201d cramp) truly will be there with bells on .soon for elementary school news as supplied by King\u2019s School educator and WHS Old Boy \u2014 Geoff Merrill .Gradette is getting long distance calls from the hmm?.shorn is having trouble negotiating traffic while groping on car floor for missing lighter! .that's all for now, still with us next semaine .Sandra Bennett has evidently decided to lay off baby-sitting in the prospects of better things + « + Interesting \u2018literature-a-la- desque\u2019 keeping the staff busy with those brown bottles labeled \u2018Parisian\u2019 (plug) .no Current Events Club get-together this week either .Pres.Jane Bartlett lining up McGill mentor Vie Obeck for next Wednesday .should be interesting «.» what\u2019s this we hear of competition ?.if the school paper, Purple 'n White starts up again, we\u2019ll be out one column .RANDOM RAMBLINGS A brand new Pontiac seen park- .hasn\u2019t he heard the , been there .Old .Watch these pages say, what young '52 nation's capital, see where Selma Her- hope you're YMCA.Notes Bill Gerhardt, fellowship student at Sir George Williams College, is again acting as assistant physical director at Westmount \u2018Y\u201d, The Wednesday night (7 \u2018to 10 p.m.) and Saturday afternoon (2 to 4) Basketball periods will be conducted by Bill, as well as a number of special periods for boys, Fencing The fencing club meets every Monday and Thursday evenings 7 to 10 p.m.This year our coach is Tony Calderisi who will provide instruction for beginners, Mr, Calderisi is replacing Rolland As- selin.Stephen E.Vamos is the Professional Fencing Master attached to our club and will provide advanced instruction by appointment.Business Men\u2019s Gym Class The Business Men's Gym Class has been meeting every Tuesday and Thursday from 5.30 to 6.30 p.m.The order of the day is conditioning exercises followed by a relaxing period of volleyball, Square Dance Club Attendance has been increasing each Tuesday at 8.00 p.m.and it is hoped we will soon have a large enough crowd to use the \u201cY\u201d gymnasium.Plans are underway for the election of officers for 1952-53 season on Tuesday, Oct.21.All members are urged to attend this coming Tuesday and your suggestions to the nominating committee for new club officers.would be helpful.Ladies Keep-Fit Class Yesterday morning was the first meeting of the Ladies Keep-Fit Class.It will be held each Tuesday and Thursday at 10 a.m.with Lewis R.Waller, new Physical Director of Westmount Y.M.C.A,, conducting the class, The program will consist of an exercise period, badminton, or swim instruction for those who desire it.Stamp Club The stamp club will hold its second meeting on Monday, Oct.13 from 4 to 57 a.m.All members, old and new, are asked to attend.Chess Club The first meeting of the West- mount Y.M.C.A.chess club will be held this Friday evening at 7 p.m.All boys and men whether experts or beginners at this game are invited to play chess this Friday evening.Mr.Panesar who has played in a number of city-wide tournaments will be the advisor for this group.Crafts All boys interested in soap carv- planes are invited to attend the first meeting of Westmount \u201cY\u201d Craft Club, Niles Ring will be the iB®structor.Gym Classes Gym classes for junior, inter\" mediate and senior boys are now underway.Junior boys gym classes are held Wednesday at 4 p.m, and Saturday at 9 a.m, Intermediate gym classes are held on Tuesday afternoons and Sate urday mornings at 10 a.m, The senior beys period on the gym are Monday at 4 p.m, and Thursday at 4 p.m, ing, woodworking, and model air- \\ \u2014 = Free Estimates WESTMOUNT | Hardwood Floors REPAIRED © REFINJSHED © SUPPLIED LAID.© FINISHED ® CLEANED A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY ~ 4486 SY.CATHERINE STREET WE.2323 The - Examiner \u201c50 YEARS IN WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN'S WE.4046 WESTMOUNT\" Reliable JEWELLERS 4 Certified Watchmakers 1216 Greene Ave.VOL, XXII, No.41 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1952 PAGE THREE Fire Chief William Cobb Appeals To Citizens For Help In Preventing.Fires Fire Chief William Cobb, has appealed to the citizens of West- mount for co-operation in helping to reduce fire losses.\u201cAlthough our fire prevention program is 52 weeks a year we have been visiting homes and schools this week instructing citi- gens in how to prevent fires\u201d, the Chief stated.= Fire prevention week ends tomorrow and is held yearly in mem- oùy of the famed Chicago fire.More than half the fires and most deaths from fire occur in homes.Practically all can he prevented by heeding the following rules: Smoking \u2014 Do not smoke in hed, in the attic, closets and garage.Maiches-\u2014Keep out of children\u2019s hands, Place used matches in incombustible trays.Keep \u201cstrike anywhere\u201d matches in closed metal boxes.\u2018Safety\u2019 matches are safest.EXTINGUISH SMOKES AND MATCHES BEFORE DISCARDING.BE SURE THEY ARE COLD.Trash and rubbish\u2014Keep cleaned oul, especially in basement.attic and closets, Burn safely and never on windy days.Use rubbish purners in built-up areas.WATCH FIRES TILL OUT.* Flues and heating plants\u2014Have them cleaned, examined and repaired if necessary once a year.Protect exposed woodwork with incombustible shields or mats, Do not pass stovepipes through ceilings, roofs or wooden partitions.NEVER OVERHEAT.Flue stops \u2014 Use metal kind.Do not paper over flue holes or stuff with rags.Ashes \u2014 Use only metal receptacles, Do not dump hot ashes against anything which can burn.Gasoline, benzine, naphtha \u2014 Do not store or use on home premises.IT'S DYNAMITE.Kerosene \u2014 Do not use to start a fire.Flash-backs and explosions kill and main scores yearly.Electricity \u2014 Have an expert do all electrical work and repairs.Do not use lamp cord for circuit extensions or hang it over nails.Electric fuses \u2014 Use 15 ampere fuses for ordinary circuits.-Never plug blown fuses with pennies nor replace with oversize fuses.Electric irons \u2014 Always disconnect current before leaving them.Gas tubing \u2014 Replace with rigid pipe.\u2019 Gas plates\u2014Protect underneath with asbestos covered with metal.Open lights, lamps \u2014 Do not have near curtains or combustible material, Decorations \u2014 Do not place open lights or heaters.They ignite spontaneously.Avenue Tailors | seldom has a fire; a clean, ; place seldom burns.| UK.To Design flimsy or combustible decorations: rector over electric light globes or near *«-\u2014 Craft Course Now On YMCA Program The Westmount YMCA has started a Craft Course for boys in soap carving, woodworking, cardboard modelling, leather work and | airplane modelling.Instruction in these crafts will take place Thursdays at 4,00 p.m.There is still room for a few more boys in each of these groups.Further information may be obtained at the Westmount YMCA.Soap Carving began yesterday and will continue until October 23.Westmount Legion Branch No.39 To Meet Oct.14 \u2018The regular meeting of the Westmount Branch No.39, Canadian Legion B.E.S.L.will be held in the Westmount Junior High School, Academy Road, at 8 p.mon Oct.14.is reported.very welcome this year and that the publie is.invited to attend.A record turnout is expected in the vicinity of 2,000 persons.provide deserving and needy students in.high school with the necessary aid to continuing their studies at college.Funds are also needed to build up the athletic department of Westmount High School.This Fun Fair is in addition to the annual W.H.8.Old Boys\u2019 Ban- quet and is not restricted to graduates of the school.Margaret Nolte Appointed Unity Girls Supervisor ! i | It was announced by Club Di- Maurice Mariasine that ; Miss Margaret Nolte of Iowa City.Iowa has been appointed Girls\u2019 Oil mops, oily rags \u2014 Keep mop Work Supervisor of the Unity in closed metal can.Destroy rags.{ Boys\u2019 Club in Westmount.Miss Nolle atlended Cottey Col- ; Remember \u2014 A careful person |ege orderly { and the State Univraity of Towa City where she received her: During for Women at Nevada Bachelor of Arts degree, the past year she has been doing singing, dancing or playing a mu- WHS Old Boys Expect Large I Turnout At Fair Next Week |; There are seven days remaining till the Westmount High Old Boys\u2019 Fun Fair being held next Friday night al the RMR Armoury on \u2018 St.Catherine St.West.Starting time is seven p.m.Many games of chance and skill are being made available for the guests\u2019 amusement as well as prizes every fifteen minutes, it Oysters will be up for sale, on the half shell, as well as hot dogs and sandwiches.The Army canteen will be open Lo the public.It is pointed out that ladies arex- Proceeds of the Fun Fair go to} Obedience Club To Hold Meet Oct.14 The opening meeting of the \u201cObedience Club\u201d will be held Oct, 14 al the Westmount Recreation Department at 8 p.m.Honorary president and training e«dvisor is Miss Blanche Saunders + of Bedford.New York, noted authority on Dog Obedience Training.Members of the executive are: Mrs.Alex Chase-Casgrain, Training Director; Mrs.A.Casgrain, jresident; Dorothy Budge, vice- | resident; Agnes Lovetl, secretary; Capt.R.W.Tyner, RCNR, sical instrument would be given an opportunity to demonstrate those |lreasurer: Mrs, J.Dempster; Mrs.abilities any Wednesday night |H.G.Ferrabee and Mrs.W.S.from 7 to 9 p.m.Yuile, Councillors.| MORTIMER WEINFIELD B.A.B.C.L.Barrister & Solicitor graduate work in social group & VALET SERVICE \u201cCrescent Win 9 work.Her experience includes: 1215 Greene Avenue WE.9071 Hond-tailored Suits and Coats g grace assistant at the Chi) ~ For Ladies and Gentlemen.| So | dren's Hospital in Iowa City: | ea a Remodelling and Repairs of all U.K.aircraft designers are supervisor ol women at the Iowa ! I busily working on a revolutionary | City Recreation Center.For the kinds.Deluxe Dry Cleaning 1166 GREENE AVENUE \u2018wing design.It is crescent-shaped- past two summers her work in- swept back from the fuselage and | cluded.recreation and industrial \u2018then straightened out again 1o-) therapy work at the East Moline: (Just below Bt.Catherine: Pick Up WE, 5908 and Delivery Parking Lot for Our Patrons OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS CLOSED SATURDAYS \u2018wards the tips.The crescent de- | State Hospital Last summer Miss , sign lakes advantage of the best | Nolte worked with Isabel Berger.features of the delta, the swept- \u2018back and the razor-thin wing all designed for flying neat speed \u2018the of sound.author of Creative Drama and the straight | national U.S.authority on Chil- \u201cdren's Drama; and Grace Staini- | street.drama instructor at Adel- AND & GENUINE \u2018WELSH ANTHRACITE COAL More Heat \u2014 Less Ash \u2014 No Dust For Immediate Delivery CALL DEXTER 1131 TODAY Authorized Dealer PARKER LIMITED 4857 Sherbrooke Street West Fuel Oil \u2014 Oil Burners BI A M MM MA MM A MAMMA DT AIM phi College.| Miss Nolte is especially interested in organizing a dramatics group at the Unity Boys Club and is hopeful that someone with dramatics experience would volunteer to lead a group at the Club.CLUB NEWS There are openings in the craft department for instructors in work, sewing and knitting.bers of the Club will attend their tative plans were laid for the formation of a Teen-age Club.Tonight's agenda will include a discussion on a Hallowe'en Dance as an official opening of the group's activities, TALENT CLUB Fred Pennell, supervisor of the tered for auditions which are held every Wednesday: evening.Mr.Pennell advises that any boy or girl living in the Westmount or St.Henry districts with talents in Lithework, art work.plastics, shell | Tonight al 8.30, teen-age mem- second meeting of the season.Last: Friday night 14 boys and girls at-, Lended the first meeting and ten-.Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade, - which is in the process of formation, reports that to-date, only a small number of boys and girls\u2019 from the community have regis-\u2019 FRESH KILLED { | FREE DELIVERY MAPLE LEAF Featuring Red Brand Beef, Fresh Killed Poultry, Fresh Fish received daily and complete stock of High Class Groceries.« BEER ° ALE CLIFFORD'S MARKET 1319 GREENE AVENUE LB.59 x HAMS \u2026 536 Tr nrDat TRE « PORTER imam Ti Fl.1166 As = ie \u2014- \u2014 -A PAGE FOUR Maurice Samuel To Speak Here Maurice Samuel, author, lecturer and interpreter of Jewish Life to the English speaking world, will adress an Open Meeting at the! Bhaar Hashomayim Men's Associa- | tion on Monday, Oct.13, at 8:30! p.m.in the Synagogue's Community Hall in Westmount.>The Speaker recently returned from a four months tour of Jewish centers in Europe and Israel, where he studied contemporary developments and the problems of the Jewish Communities.The subject of the address will be the \u201cWorld of Sholom Aleichem.\u201d Dr.Harry C.Ballon, the President will conduct the meeting.85 Hillside Avenue ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.P.McCuaig Limited WESTMOUNT WI.1104 SCHEDULE Note THIS MONDAYS \u2014 Men's Handball 5:00 - clock tower and two children at play.Gymnastic Club 7:00 - 9:00 YMCA Basketball Grads 9:00 - 10:00 TUESDAYS \u2014 Ladies Keep-Fit Club 10:00 - 12:00 Business Men Square Dancing WEDNESDAYS \u2014 Men's Handbali A Program For You Every Doy of the Week SWIMMING EVERY DAY For Further Information CALL WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.4585 SHERBROOKE ST.W.7:00 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1952 Times Are Better Now Community symbols at Chicago's Park Forest are the modern Forty per cent of the population is under 14, half of those are pre-school age.5:30 - 6:30 8:00-11:00 -5:00 - 7:00 | Bockev Association City Play-offs, EXPERT STORM WINDOW SERVICE EL 8569 GL.3916 YOU CAN BUY YOUR BONDS ~for cash or by instalments - at your neighbourhood B of M branch WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817 Aletter ToParents On Hockey In Westmount we must have at least three leagues, with a minimum of three teams in each, operating efficient- : 'v and acveording to rules laid down hy the Q.A.H.A.Our experience in the 1952 season has shown that to operate successfully, we must have supervision, I Basketball 7:00 - 10:00 : I am writing this letter on be- THURSDAYS \u2014 Ladies Keep-Fit Club 10:00 - 12:00 |[}haif of your sons.Business Men 5:30 - 6:30 AN on Westmount has been, at a low ebb for some years now,\u2019 Young Men 7:00 - 8:30 and we of the Recreation Depart- Gymnastics 8:30- 10:00 |: ment are endeavouring to put.| Westmount back in the running FRIDAYS \u2014 Men's Handball 5:00 - 7:00 , 8s a contender for the City of : Busi Girl 7:00 8:00 Greater Montreal Championships usiness iris , T ° im the different age groups.Badminton 8:00 - 10:00 ||| In order to organize this sport; ! for our boys, \u201cwe must have an SATURDAYS \u2014 Basketball 2:00- 4:00 ||: ahnndarce of volunteer per 10 see it through smoothly and effective- Handball £:00- 6:00 Ty.E : Gymnastics 4:00- 6:00 * Before we can become eligible ;to enter the Quebec Amateur fair skater How can vou help?There are many ways to help, us that you probably never thought of.Following are some of the siuties that parents could carry out: \u2014 Refereeing \u2014 Anvone who is a vould do this job.Rules \u2018and Regulations can he picked up - SR [3 0) 5 du LQ) wn 3 : gat IN EASY INSTALMENTS OVER À YEAR - quickly hy attending a one or two: evening course at the Athletic Gr-mnds under our supervision Managing and Coaching \u2014 Any father with enongh interest could help his son and friends to get a team together.The Plavers\u2019 Cards.and Birth Certificates (where ne- cessurv) could be controlled by an adult and handed in by the read- fine date.Timers, Scorers and Goal Judges \u2014 Any father could be instructed at MY BANK 70 A Mi LION CANADIANS DOWN (AL [Ta BRANCHES in WESTMOUNT to serve you Westmount Branch, Greene & Western Aves.: WILLIAM M.JACKSON, Manager Claremont Ave.& Sherbrooke St.: JOHN E.HOLLYER, Manager D1788 adult: Yiarrvives in A.J.Groleau Is Appointed To Bell Post Arnold J.Groleau, 4876 West- mount, has been appointed chief engineer in Bell Telephone\u2019s special projects organization.new post Mr.Groleau will assist H.G.Young, general manager, special projects, who is moving his headquarters from Toronto to Montreal.Mr.Groleau was formerly chief engineer of Bell Telephone's eastern area which comprises the Eastern Ontario.Mr.Groleau gradubited from Me- Gill University with a B.Sc.degree in 1927 and joined the Bell Company in 1928 as a student engi- j neer.j neering posts with the \u2018company, being successively a traffic assist ant, dial equipment engineer, manual equipment engineer, general | traffic engineer, general facilities superintendent, a in the office of the assistant vice- president engineering, and since February, 1951, chief engineer of the company's eastern area.Reddy Memorial Since the official opening of Memorial Hospital.nations have been sent to Leo W.able institution.The objective of the campaign is $115,000 and the money collected will be used to make up the deficits undergone by that general hospital during the recent years.\u201cIn order to agree with the needs of the population of the Greater Montreal.\u201d Sir Frederie Carson, general president of the campaign, said, \u201cthe hospital must survive and even more, become prosperous\u201d.He added that the generous donations received to date was very encouraging to canvassers who give generously their time for the success of the cam- ;paign.\u201cIts ever-open door policy gives evidence to the fact that Reddy Memorial Hospital is a well known and popular institution in Montreal .for time, race.creed or purse are no bar to the many who seek and find hospital care within its walls,\u201d he said.SPOTS COME L ATER | The Dalmatian, or coach dog, ,as this breed is popularly known, | the world pure white cand the many black spots with | which it is covered do not make i their appearance until the pup is many weeks old.| NAMED FOR SEAW EED | The Cape Verde islands received their nome from the green seaweed which drifts into their nu- | merous bays.not from the vege- | tation of the islands.which is very sparse, CURVED BACK The sickle-billed hummingbird, of South America, has a curved beak that enables \"it to feed on flowers whose calyxes are upright.in one evening by us as to the correct procedure for these duties.Little knowledge of the game is not sufficient excuse for Dad to sit back and take it easy.Being outdoors and having fun\u2019with yonr boy can be very invigorating both to your physical condition »nd your mental outlook.This letter has been addressed to Mother and Dad.Please note that there are duties that Mother can perform too and we will be pleased to have her help.Also, Mother can maybe prod Dad into getting into action.We need you to help us help your sons.Should you be interested, please call the writer at FI.6975 from 9 a.m.to 5 p.m.or EL.5476 from 6:30 p.m.to 8 p.m.We shall be pleased to hear from you.B.A.Rothwell, Recreation Dept.4350 St.Catherine St.W.In his- Province of Quebec and part of He has held various engl-.staff assistant public subscriptions to the Reddy.numerous do- Vezina, treasurer of that hospit-. - mes ae .death of 494 persons and property loss estimated at over $80,000,000.Fighty Million Dollars, 494 Lives Lost in 1951 fa Canadian Fires All through the ages man has been prone to take an apathetic view of dangerous conditions which are apparent to ordinary reasoning, and eventually catastrophe occurs, Year after year newspapers, fire marshalls, insurance associations and other fire prevention authorities publicize their efforts with a view to awakening the public to the ever present danger of fire.Despite all these efforts the fibre bill for Canada reaches a figure that no Canadian can be proud of.In 1951 there were reported in Canada, 66,159 fires causing the It is the old story of \u201cit can\u2019tx- » | Pr emises causing untold disolution, happen to me.\u201d Until a fire OCCUTS |) as of lives, homes, factories and and effects a particular individual, iohs, according to statistics of the fire wastage is regarded as \u201cjust Dominion Board of Fire Under- cne of those things.\u201d writers.On an average, every 10 or 13! The tragedy of these fires is that minutes a fire occurs in some | most of them ave caused through bome, institution or manufacturing carelessness.If more care were PLUMBING \u2014 HEATING \u2014 ROOFING VENTILATION LEO FALARDEAU.3955 St, James Street West Montreal 30 Telephones \u2014 WE.2432 - FI.2595 Evenings \u2014 VI.4127 Fl.4458 SO GOOD \u2014 SO MANY WAYS Now sold in Canada For Free Colourful Recipe Folder Write Box 98, Station \u201cD\u201d, Montreal * MILDER because 0'Keefo\u2019s Alo is brewed with seodless hops.Removing the seeds removes all sapleasani bitterness , .assures milder, oxira satisfying flavour.smtorrar Ono Wr Laurso Sep, | ing pr ize-winners.| > exercised and thought given to eliminate or minimize.potential fire hazards the yearly toll of destruction could be easily reduced.| \u2018The property, Forest and Federal Government, losses of over $80,000,000 in 1951 effects the eco- namy of the country.In other words, we wasted this sum mm buildings and goods.\u201d Fire Prevention Week,\u201d Oct.5-11 is designed to focus public attention upon a great and ever present so- tial and economic problem, but 1t St.Leo's.(Continued from Page 1) rice Noiseux (in absentia), Pierre Richard, Robert Rogers, Magnus Seng and Kevin Smart, (both in absentia).GIVES ADDRESS Presiding over the joint ceremonies was His Excellency, The Most Reverend Lawrence P.Whe- lan, Auxiliary Bishop of Montreal who also gave a brief talk.Bishop Whelan said, that \u201cgreat changes have taken place in this world since the beginning of man! and greater changes are now being ! effected -\u2014 and at a precipitous speed.\u201d \u201cNeverthless,\u201d he continued, \u201ccertain fundamental principles of ; life - must be adhered to\u201d.He said that, \u201cthe Christian philosophy of living.is one such principle, and that this, coupled with the knowledge you have obtained and will obtain in your fu- | ture studies.will: fit you for a | prosperous life - both beneficial | to yourselves and to your fellow | man.\u201d Scholarships and prizes were | also awarded to deserving stu- | dents in the lower grades at both | Academies with the presentation | of Westmount Catholic Sthoo! Commission scholarships for third and fourth year high to the Misses | Patricia Simpson and Lois Beland, respectively and the same for fourth year to Brian Sheridan.i Andrea Mills, Kent Farrell and Gilbert Lanthier were the remain- R.CMP.\u201cPolice Service Dog\u201d Theme Of Film | The world-famous Police Service Dog of the Royal Canadian\u2019 Mounted Police is featured in Associated Screen Studios\u2019 October Canadian Cameo release, i This lalest theatrical short subject is entitled Canine Crimebus- ters, and it embodies a new movie\u2019 technique in that Dirk, one of the \u2018intelligent beasts supposedly narrates the tale.He outlines the Mountie dog program and introduces the audience his pals by name, being oulstanding ones in the! annals of R.C.M.P.crimebusting.The locale of the film was York-' ton, Sask.nual refresher courses for these valuable animals was being held.The four-footed cops have\u2019 played a very important part in | the work of the Federal Police, a fact which is pointed up hy the | motion picture camera, The film stiows.how the dogs are employed | successfully in searching for lost persons, in tracking down criminals, in locating lost or missing.articles, and in scores of specialized chores.Ï Canine Crimebusters runs for ; ten entertaining minutes.Direction was handied by Gordon Spar- ling, with camera work by Jack | Hynes.The original musical score | was written and conducted by, Lucio Agostini.The film hag now been Universal theatres in this country.most of them jects were seen on theatre screens States.There was a lapse of a few vears while Sparling was overseas in charge of a section of the Canadian Army Film and Photo Unit.On his return, he resumed production of the short subjecls, tha first postwar one being re- leased in 1948.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1952 - PAGE FIVE Sound pitched so high that it, compound, oil and grease frorg cannot be heard now is being tiny opi.ngs and corners of elec~ used in industrial cleaning on atric shaver heuds.production line basis.By means of an ulirasonic cleaning machine, If ity were not {or the rotation of high-pitched sound waves, directed ' the earth on its axis, the direction through a liquid solvent, silently | ot the trade winds would always remove metal particles, lapping be the same.DAKS I Bank \u2014 \u2014\u2014 -\u2014 eee J AIT 3 0 en, cesse N Ss \u201cMy son has .chosen banking\u201d When a bank manager retired last year, he wrote his General Manager to tell why he was proud his son also had chosen a banking career: ¢I shall always recall my banking days with pleasure and I cannot think of any other occupation that gives one a greater opportunity to meet people and form lasting friendships.I have been privileged to serve the bank in three provinces .That my son has chosen banking is also a great satisfaction to me, He is most anxious to make good on his own account.\u201d Any young man on the lookout for an interesting and worthwhile career\u2014 for opportunities to grow and get ahead\u2014should take a look at banking.Have a talk with the bank manager in your neighborhood branch.It may well prove an important turning point in your life.This advertisement, based on an actual letter, is presented here by THE BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY Diocesan Theological College; and ; à ; i i in a \u20ac the M Jt tal doctor memb wides little in gel House shine are ti but t end for elect thro mons Godd every \u2014 th Co] chan to th to hi must expe; rule, Ever faced move done road Th consj ed iy the effox tees the real to ej de \u20ac wan deal he i met ofte cons gro eu@ V4 HE 05H55 TS 4 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 OTTAWA OBSERVER | Parliament And Its Tasks + R.J.Deachman % x Topics of the Week x x And Their Political Experience \u2014 The House Is Critical But Tolerant \u2014 What The Young Member Should Be Prepared To Speak About .: + = The New Members + The more I think of it the more astonishing it becomes.We live in a democracy, government by the people for the people, and yet the men-who rule over us are largely a product of hazard and chance.Jt takes about seven years to train a lawyer, six years or more for a doctor, five or six for a plumber or a chartered accouhtant but the members of parliament are chosen by chance or accident from the widest possible range of occupations.They lack experience.They know little of the tasks which confront them.The marvel is that we succeed in getting away with it and we do \u2014 at least after a fashion! What happens when the newly elected members arrive at the House of Commons?They hope to shine in the field of politics.There are times when genius finds a way but to this group we give little and expect much.What do we do for the members when they are elected ?Nothing! They are simply thrown into the House of Commons, left to the mercy of the Goddess of Luck.The party owes everything to the active members ~ they should have more help.Consider the new member.The chances are that he was not born to the job, few are.The task is new to him.He has much to learn, He must now confront men of wide experience.He is not, as a general rule, a student of political affairs.Everything is new to him, He is faced with many problems, he moves in a maze, What is being done to start him on the right road?The work of parliament does not consist solely of speeches, delivered in the House.These are often the dried bones of past political efforts.The work of the committees is often more important than the work in the Chamber.It takes real effort to bring out the facts, to examine an issue as it ought to new member to ask questions if, for no other reason than to get acquainted with the sound of his own voice when heard at a public meeting, - Every effort of this kind when strictly party questions are under discussion will, of course, be confined to the separate parties but there should be in the early weeks \u201cTHE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1952 of a new parliament, an opportunity to discuss in camera, the policies of the various parties including that of the government party.It is only in this way that the policies of the different parties can be examined, explained, bravely defended or seriously attacked.PAGE SEVEN 1t is essential also that each individual member should study and know intimately the policies of the opposing parties as well as the policies of his own.The more he knows on this subject the stronger will be his position in either attack or defence.The young member ought to be able to answer off-hand every criticism against the party to which he belongs.If he knows the weaknesses of the opposing party he will be better able to attack and remember \u2014 the attack is almost always the best defence, Tel.EL.0511 EL.3149 FREE CUSTOM SERVICE Your favourite color will be mixed for you quickly, easily, correctly .No muss, no fuss, no bother.we do all the work.Any Color Made Up Exclusively for You Bring us a sample, be it draperies, rugs, lamp shades, etc.we'll match it.ABSOLUTELY FREE.The CANADA, PAI NT@ 4883 Sherbrooke St.West (Near Prince Albert) COLOR ca ran Nae be examined.The new member will want to be on the committee which deals with the subjects in which he is particularly interested.The methods followed in committee are often quite free and informal.They constitute a first class training 4 ground for the new members.The qualities needed are the possession | of a broad intelligence, a questing : mind.Naturally enough, for the ! committees, members are chosen i from different sides, there will be 3 a wide divergence of opinion.Some\u2019 members will have a certain amount of misinformation.The informed members, the ones who know the field, are invaluable.There is abundant material on which the new member can feed.There will be those who have the capacity to use it.The committee moves forward gradually by the ! synthesis of divergent opinions.Above all the new member must retain an open mind.The capacity to analyse, the ability to form reasonable conclusions based on facts is of vital importance for any M.P.When this is natural® thed member speaks with assurance and conviction.- oak SERENE FPL ir You'll find him about 20 years of age .fully trained and full of the zest for flying \u2026 keen \u2026; \u20181 went air crew because, more than anything alert.brimful with a sense of accomplishment else, | wanted fo fly \u2014 and I felt I'd gef more rs flying and experience in the Air Force.Jets?, .yes, they're easier fo fly .Sorry, 1 can't describe the feeling to you, but there's just nothing like being up there .35,000 and responsibility! He probably won't admit to you he feels a pride in doing his duty \u2014 in feet.in a world of your own.in a je! being prepared to defend freedom \u2014 but it's that's \u2014 well \u2014 your baby .\" The House of Commons is crit- ; fcal but tolerant, It has a measure | of sympathy for the new member.When the subject turns to something with which he is familiar he should enter the discussion, state his own point of view and sit down.The curse of the House of Commons and of Parliamentary Com- 4 mittees is the tendency of some members to keep on speaking when they have nothing to say.Something might very well be done in the first session after an election to aid the new members in their search for facts.There is the Bureau of Statistics, the hasic obvious he does.: SEE THE CAREER COUNSELLOR AT THE ADDRESS IN THE COUPON \u2014 OR MAIL THE COUPON! ¥ you are 17 and not yet 25, find out today how you can be a P ILOT in the RCAF ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE Director of Personnel Manning, R.C.AF.Headquariers, Ottawa.A Please mail me, without obligation, full particulars regarding enrolment requirements and openings now available in the R.C.A.F, Tp NET me rose Se ie a NAME (Please Print) source of facts.The library of the (Surname) (Christian Name) : House of Commons is also an : 1 amazing source of information.STREET ADDRESS 3 | There are experts in government § departments who are always will- CITY .avngatonnannenennuns PROVINCE .aivossensessssseorvensees) i ing to help new members of the House, drawing, of course, their wisdom from past experiences.Members should attend the party caucus and make some effort to speak upon questions which inter-| .est them.It is even helpful to the EDUCATION (by grade and province).AGE.CAF-18.W Thigh PAGE EIGHT 0° THE EXAMINER Berving the City of Westmount GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.Wainut 2773% \\ \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year: $1.00 half-year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail Post Office Dept.Ottawa, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1952 Canada \u2014 A Blue Chip + \"Political Stability, Economic Stability, /.Proper Attitude Toward Business\" \u201cIt is estimated that in this year alone Canadian manufacturing industries will spend more than one billion dollars in new construction and equipment.Canadians may well take pride in the fact that their enter- -prise and energy, to which this remarkable investment bears witness, are thus creating great new opportunities and are playing their part in raising the standards of living, not only at home, but in all the free nations of the world.\u201d .The words are those of Mr.G.K.Sheils, C.M.G., the president of the Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association, and they were said about a month ago at a Canadian National Exhibition directors\u2019 luncheon.Certainly, a billion dollars in expansion js a lot of money, but Canadian industrialists are not the only people who are aware that betting on Canada is not like betting on a long shot.Let us quote further from Mr.Sheil\u2019s speech on this subject.\u201cNot all of the capital which will be expended this year in the expansion of Canada\u2019s industrial economy will come from the pockets of Canadian investors.On the contrary there is every reason to believe that the influx of foreign capital, which, over the last two\u2019 years, represented approximately 15 per cent of our aggregate capital expenditure during that period, will not only be continued, but will be accelerated.\u201cIn this connection, I am sure many of you read with interest, as I did, the report in the August 16th issue of the Financial Post of the talk given by Mr.James H.R.Cromwell at a Colgate University Conference.on \u2018Investment and American Foreign Policy,\u2019 in which the former U.S.Ambassador to Canada set out certain fundamental reasons why investment ih Canada was more desirable, from the point of view of the United States citizen, than in any other country in the world, not even excluding their own.As the basic facts so clearly stated by Mr.Cromwell become better appreciated by more of his fellowcountrymen, and provided, of course, we in Canada can maintain intact the first three assets which he places to our credit in his ledger, namely political stability, economic stability and a proper governmental and national attitude towards business, there would seem to be little doubt that more and more U.S.funds will be seeking profitable investment in our country.\u201cAnd, let us not be afraid to take advantage of the opportunities, and to accept the responsibilities, which accompany these foreign investment funds.Let us not hearken to the timid soul who whispers in lugubrious tones that we are selling our birthright.to the United States, or to any other country.Point out to him instead, that if the net foreign investment from all sources in Canada were to be considered as a mortgage on our national wealth, that mortgage has decreased, during the past generation, from 19.2 per cent of Canada\u2019s wealth to less than 5 per cent of that wealth today, and this despite the heavy capital inflow of the past two years which I mentioned a moment ago.\u201d We think that the speaker proved one point definitely: Canada is certainly the brightest of the world's blue chips today.Or maybe gilt-edged would be a better way of describing this country of ours.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1952 - Come to Church Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy, There Does Freedoin Flourish.Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.+ Ï Christian Science | + + \u201cAre gin, disease, and death real?\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Oct.12.- This Lesson-Sermon explains that while sin, disease and death seem very real to the mistaken belief that man is material and mortal, Jesus demonstrated that these evils are no part of the real man who is God's image and likeness.The Golden Text is from Psalms: \u201cBless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his bene- rits: who forgiveth all thine iniquities; who healeth all thy diseases; who redeemeth thy life from, destruction.\u201d Bible citations include the following from Luke: \u201cAnd he said, Young man, I say unto thee, arise.And he that was dead sat up, and began to speak.And he delivered him to his mother.And in that same hour he cured many of their infirmities and plagues, and of evil spirits; and unto many that were blind he gave sight.\u201d Correlative passages from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy include the following: \u201cSickness, sin, and death, being inharmonious, do not originate in God nor belong to His government.His law, rightly understood, destroys them.Jesus furnished proofs of these statements.God does not cause man to sin, to be sick, or to die.\u201d ee of I Shaar Hashomayim | \u2014\u2014\u2014 + Talmud Class Regular Thursday evening sessions of the Talmud Class have resumed, under the leadership of Rabbi L.Baron.Legal procedure in civil and criminal law, and the jurisdiction of the various types of courts in ancient Israel is the present subject of instruction from the Tractate Sanhedrin.Extensive knowledge of the Talmud is not required, and interested beginners will also enjoy these lessons.The lecture starts at 8 p.m.Institute Schedule Regular weekly sessions of the Women's Institute will start this Tuesday, Oct.14, on the following schedule: 1.30 p.m., Hebrew: elementary, intermediate and advanced reading skill and modern conversational hebrew will be stressed: instructors, Mrs.S.J.Leibowitz, O.Boros, and I.Lieff.1.30 p.m., Literature and Life: A comprehensive survey of the great works personalities and historical periods in the evolution of the Jewish people; instructors, S.J.Leibowitz, education director.2.30 p.m.The Bible: Deuteron- emy: Fundamental teachings of Judaism; instructor, Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat.3.30 p.m.\u2026 Art in Jewish Life; jnstructor.Eric Goldberg.3.30 p.m., manual skills and handicrafts; instructor, Mrs.Rose Finestone.MEN'S ASSOCIATION Author and analyst of contemporary Jewish life, Maurice Sa- BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH \u201cSherbrooke Street and Roslyn Avenue John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Williem J.Necle Orgonist and Choirmoster THANKSGIVING THEMES 11.00 sm \u201cA THING OF BEAUTY.\u201d 11,00 nan, CHUROIT BIBLE SCHOOL.7.80 pom.CA JOY FOREVER.Students and Young People Are Especially Inviled, De, Johnston At Belh Services VINCENT EVANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN Sal.Gel, 18th lo Sun, Oel, 26h muel, will be the guest speaker at the first open meeting of the new season on Monday, Oct.13 at 8.30 p.m.in the Synagogue's Community Hall.The numerous books, articles and published statements dealing with the Jewish people past afid present have earned for him a position of pre-eminence as the foremost interpreter of the contemporary scene.The subject of the address will be \u2018The World of Sholom Aleichem\u201d and will highlight the characteristics of the Jewish life of a former generation which accepted the stark realities of life with deep faith and an unfailing sense of humor.The annual Inaugural Kiddush, sponsored by the Men's Associa- the Congregation, will take place on Shabbos Bereishis, Oct.18 im- tion in honor of new members of mediately after the morning services.Junior Congregation Chazonim at the recent High Holvday Services were: Michael Cape, David Fleming.Stephen Goldschlager, Marvin Goldsmith, Charles Schwartz, David Shapiro, Mark Shapiro, Edward Silver, and Gordon Wasserman.Torah readers were: Philip Greenberg and David Shapiro.The readings were explained by Beth Jacobs and Charlotte Toker, and the benediction was given by Mary Miller and Ilene Riddell.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 52 Academy Road, Westmount, Que.Sunday Service 11.00 s.m.Subject of Lesson Sermon: CARE SIN, DISEASE, AND DEATH HEAL2?\u201d Golden Text: Psalims 103:2-4.Bless the ford, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits: who forgivelh all thine iniquities: who healeth all thy diseases: who vedeemeth thy life from destruction, 11,00 a.m.Sunday School, THANKSGIVING SERVICE 11.00 a.m.Monday, Oclober Lith Wednesday 8.15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.Reading Room, 52 Academy Road, Open 2.00 fo 4,00 pn, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays (except holidays).Westmount Park-Emmanuel + + The Temple Emanuel Brotherhood will hold their opening dinner meeting in the Temple Community House Wednesday, Oct.29, at 6.45.* A committee consisting of Maxwell Hochwitz, Hershell Lewis, Joseph Cooper, Maurice Schwartz and George Bauch, will take charge of arrangements.PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH .Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.\u20ac.Cochrane, B.A., B.D., .Minister.Sunday, October 12th (11.00 am.Publie Worshtp.7,40 pm.Public Worship.Visitors and Friends Cordinlly Welcome.\u2018 Lester A, Woadin, Organist and Choirmaster.SYNAGOGUE CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, WESTMOUNT, QUE, Rabbi\u201d Wilfred Shuchat Mr.Samuel J.Leibowitz, Educational Director PLBLIC WORSHIP CONCLUDING, FESTIVAL SERVICES Friday, October 10th HOSHANA RABBA 7.00 a.m.Morniug Service.4.50 pom.Candle Lighting, 5.00 pn.Evening Service.Saturday, October r1h SHEMININ ATSERES 8.30 a.m, Morning Service, 10,60 aan.Scriptural Readings.10.30 am.MEMORIAL SERVICES.16,56 an.Sermon, 530 pm.Evening Service.5.40 p.m.Simchas Torah Youth Ser- vive.6.00 p.m, Candle Lighting.Sunday.October 12th SIMCHAS TORAH SA am, Morning Service.16,00 a.m, Seriptural Reading.510 pom.Evening Service.H'eck-dav Services 7.30 won.Morning Service, 8.30 p.m.Evening Service, NEXT FIIDAY EVENING 4.45 pan, Candle Lighting, 4.55 p.m.Evening Service.ANGLICAN \u201c110.15 an.Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev.Alexander Mellor 18ih Sunday After Trinity HARVEST FESTIVAL 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.$.45 nm.Sunday School and Bible Clauss.Mattins.Solemn Eucharist, Festal Evensong « «Monday, \u201cOctober 13th THANKSGIVING DAY 11.00 gan.7.00 p.m.7.30 am.Multins.8.00 #.m.Holy Communion.5.30 p.m.Evensong Week-dav Services Holy Communion, 8 a.m.Monday and Friday: 7 a.m.Tuesday,\u2019 Thursday und Saturday; 9.30 nm.Wednesday.Mattins: 7.30 a.m., daily except on Wednesday at 9 aan.Evensong: 5.30 pm.daily, except on 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, Harvest Festival and National Thanksgiving 8.00 a.m.Holy Conimiumion.1.00 a.m, Morning Prayer and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector, 7.30 pan.Evensong and Sermon.\u2018reacher: Rev, C, Douglas Ellis.Wednesday 16.00 a.m.Holy Communion.Organist: Mr.Eustace Tait, A.c.t.o.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH Sherbrooke Street at Marlowe Avenue Rev, Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector, 18th Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 9.45 a.m, Junior Confirmation Class.11.00 a.m.Choral Communion, Preacher: The Rector, Moving Piclure for the Junior and Primary Sunday School.7.30 p.m.Evensong.Prencher: Rev, Canon F, L.Whitley.Wednesday 7.00 a.m, Holy Communion, Thursday 10.00 s.m.Holy Commnuion, \u2018 + \u2014\u2014 + | Westmount Baptist | Li + Thanksgiving themes will characterize the services in Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday.The morning sermon will be titled, \u201cA Thing of Beauty\u201d while that of the evening will be \u201cA Joy Forever.\u201d The Young People will hold a Thanksgiving Retreat over the weekend.The conference takes place near St.Scholastique, P.Q.An address will be \u201cgiven by George Adam, chairman of the Westmount Board of Deacons.A special week of evangelism will be held in \u201cWestmount\u201d from Saturday, Oct.18 to Sunday, Oct.26.The speaker will be Rev.Gordon S.Vincent, B.A., B.D., à successful pastor-evangelist who has wide experience, an arresting message and a record of impressively successful service.UNITED CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester St.at Greene Ave.Westmount Minister: Rev.Walter J.Spence, B.A.Organist and Choir Director, Mr 8 W.W.Lynch, L.T.CL.Sunday, October 12th 11.00 a.m.Harvest Thanksgiving Service.Sunday School jn attendance, 7.30 p.m.Dramatic Presentation of the book by Fulton Oursler THE GREATEST STORY EVER FOLD, Both Services will be broadeast, the morning Service aver Station CBM, the evening Service over Station CJAD.Young People And Visitors To The City Are Must Cordially Juvitea ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH 101 Cote St.Antoine Road, near Argyle Avenue, WESTMOUNT Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A, Minister Thanksgiving Sunday October 12th 11.00 =m.Mr.Grant \u2014 \u201cEACH WIS OWN GARDEN PLOT.\u201d 7.30 p.m.Chora) Service -\u2014 THANKS IN PRAISE.\u201d 11.00 om.Church School, (Nursery.Beginners, Primary, Junior Intermediate and Seniet).\u201cGIVING Organist and Choir Directar, Phillips Motley, B.A, Mua.Bac, F.C.C.0.ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street West Rev.B.B.Brown, Interim Minister Sunday, October 12th 1.00 a.m.Sunday School.1.00 un.Morning Service, \u201chanks Be To God.\u201d Gutst l'rencher: Rev.G.Kilpatrick, D.D., LL.D.7.30 pb.m.Evening Service, \u201cThe Fruit Of Fhe Spirit.\u201d Guest Preacher: Rev.J.8, Thomson, D.D.LL.G Db, St.James at the Heart of The Down Town.A CORDIAL \\VELCOME TO VISITORS (Special Thanksgiving Music) Orgunist and Choir Director, Arnold Bellis VES OUNT Park 4 \u201cEMMANUEL IN UNITED CHURCH 4.Western Ave, at Lansdowne > a3 Minister: Rev.HARVEY CAMPBELL, B.D., D.D.Sunday, Ociober 12th 11.00 a.m.Morning Worship and Sune day School.Preacher: Rev.M.Laverty, Chaplain of Queen's University.: 7.30 pou, Evening Worship.Preacher: Dr.Campbell, A Cordial Welcome Is Extended To Ab Residents of the Westmount Communiiy Director of Music, J.C.Scott, LT.C.M.\u2026.B.M.Organist, O.R.Gliddon.WHE 7 1 AA 7 i H t EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS _ .THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1953 \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2771x The Westmount Examiner lassified Advertisin 10 Words 35¢ 3c for each additional word Please phone your Ads early in the week, No Ads accepted after 10.30 a.m.Thursday tor current issue EXPERT APPLIANCE REPAIRS RADIOS & TV.WASHING MACHINES VACUUM CLEANERS ELECTRIC RANGES ETC.Free Estimates MOST MODERN EQUIPPED SHOP WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES COMPANY 4209 St.Catherine St.W.12 APARTMENTS TO LET WE LOVE WORK HONEST WE DO \u2018And we'll work hard to help you find & place to live.30 days of service.Total fee five dollars.DWELLING LOCATION SERVICE 177 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST Noon to Nine Saturday Nine to One HA.4644 18 APARTMENTS WANTED GET THE RIGHT TENANT FOR YOUR VACANCY See only tenants who are chosen to suit the dwelling you are renting.They rent faster, areginore permanent because they require what you offer.No charge to landlords, If our lines are busy, You'll be glad you did.DWELLING LOCATION keep trying.SERVICE HA.8466 HA.4644 NOON TO NINE 18-a LIVING ACGOMMODATION WANTED BACHELOR apartment wanted by relinble business man, vicinity Victoria Ave.Belanger, DE.8436.M-41 Retired lady desires clean, unfurnished room with kitchen privileges or one room apartment with kitchenette or bed- Ep and sitting room.GL.20 ROOMS TO LET ; ROOM with breakfast, private home Westmount.GL.2446 M-53 26 GARAGES TO LET TO LET PREFERABLY English car.woth Road.WE, 6405.27 GARAGES WANTED WIDE garage vicinity Westmount Y.Al.Mah, GL.3916 or BY.1217.M-52 GARAGE heated or unheated vicinity Grosvenor and herbrooke, before 8.30 p.m.GL, 3890.M-44 15 An- M-54 MA Collins REG FUNCRAL HOM 5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExter 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED Funeral Home and Chapel = \u20141 es 4 = \u2014 \u2014 ps = Tp JO Ie he day, floor polishers at 20c a day on special rental plan also repairs and sales of all makes, new orsrebullt, at Lucky Home Appliances on easy terms.HE.6883.M-11 FOR SALE CHILDREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS Taken in your home.The \u2018ideal gift and family record.McCullagh, LA.1721 evenings.M-17 SOIL Specially treated black earth for lawns and gardens, $4.00 single load, $7.00 double.Wholesale and retail.Bulidozing.EL.1177, M-8 OWEN\u2019S NU-CLEAN Removes Ball Point Pen Stains CLEANS LIKE NEW CHESTERFIELDS, CHAIRS, RUGS Auto upholstery, suits, suede LEDUC'S, PASCAL'S, PHILBINS DRUGGISTS, HARDWARES WOOLWORTH'S, DEPT.STORES, LEAVING city.China; linens, other furniture, 421 Osborne Ave.,, Verdun, M-30 MUSKRAT dyed coney coat, size 16, Finest silverware; full length, very good condition, $60.00.FI.5430 M-3 TWIN beds; dolls carriuge; two lady's brown cecats size 44 and 16; boy's ski sweater, size 16.FI.6655, ANTIQUE oval glass, china cabinet.DIZ.0257.M-36 TWO Simmons double bed mattresses, good condition.FI.6807.M-37 LADY'S winter coat black broadcloth, mink collar, $25.00.EL.3563, after 6 p.m.M-39 SET 7 Tercentenary stamps.Perfect mint condition.No dealers, $12.50, WI.8786.M-40 BED and spring; tray; pictures; clock; lady's coat.EL.0966.M-42 DOUBLE bed mattress; ice refrigerator, capacity 50 Ibs, \u2018Both in good condition, $17.00 the lot.FI.7923 between 10-12, 2-6.M-43 MOUTON jacket, medium size, fingertip length, practically new.Reasonable.WI.3527, M-46 CHESTERFIELD set with wine _slipcovers, $125.00.4490 Sherbrooke West.SILVER raccoon coat, lady's or girl's, 16-18, excellent condition, exceptional value, $75.00, FI.5316.7 irons, fender with seats, $15.00; desk, smoking stand, large trunk, and other articles all in perfect condition, lea- sonable.EL.0472.M-55 FUR COAT Muskrat-back, full length, 16-18, mink dyed, made to order for present owner by Henry Morgan, practically new, owner going south, $225.00, EL.21, FORMAL WEAR Dinner jacket and tails,, including accessories, size 38 tall, \"20.00.Glo PIANO FOR SALE Knabe Baby Grand, in excellent condition, used only slightly in private home, Phone EL.5748.M-24 BEDROOM -SET Cordovan mahogany, 7 pieces, $500.00, Days DE.8916, Evenings HU.8- 2550 ATTENTION, how will you protect your car this winter and save it for a long time?If you are worried, find a garage.The best thing to do is buy a Standard Aluminum Garage, ll'2\u2018\u201d x 20\" or smaller, transportable, low cost of: $299.97 complete and installed from Bergeron and Son Reg'd.4282 Brebeuf, Cali CH, 2419.Evenings FR.1556.M-14 VACUUM cleaners, only $10.00 each.Hoover, Premier, Apex, Eureka, etc, Used.Lucky Home Appliances.HEmlock 6883.M-10 Contents of flat.Household furniture; dining room, bedroom, chesterfield set, ete.ISL.Oriental rugs, oll painting.EX.9518 M-4 32 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED COOK FOR WESTMOUNT RESIDENCE Experienced cook repired by West- mount family.Excellent working conditions.To live in, Other help kept.Please apply to Miss Sullivan, Eaton's Employment Office.1485 Victoria Street corner Burnside.M-25 33 DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT WANTED WOMAN desires cook dinner, light duties, 4 « 8 p.m, Westmount oniy.YO.9870.M-26 27 GARAGES WANTED FOR SALE 81 WANTED TO PURCHASE 41 DOMESTIC PETS GARAGE wanted, preferably heated, PIEDIGREED registered golden Aimee in immediate vicinity -of Redfern Ave.BARGAIN WANTED ALL KINDS OF rican cocker spaniel pps, female FI.8600.M-60 Single bed complete, bureau to match ORNAMENTS $25.00, male $50.00, best pedigreed 28 TO RENT 385.00; nine piece dining room set stock.FI.9296 or Knowlton 612-R-8, ark oak red leather upholstering Old-fashioned china, cut glass, small - VACUUM cleaners rentals, O7c a sie.00; fire place basket, screen, antique furniture, ANNOUNCING the re-opening of Veva Robson Boarding Kennels, now under her own personal management, For reservations phone Ste.Anne de Bellevue 2134.M-7 HOME wanted for Targe dog, 2 years old, collie shepherd type.Country home or someone with grounds, Wonderful with children.DE.0755.M-32 BLACK American cocker spaniel puppies, champion blood lines, Must sell, lack of space.WE.1743.M-29 42 PERSONALS FRENCH lessons, 7c hourly, elemene tary high school conversation.DE.6713.M-57 TEA CUP reading by appointment.Call DE.8296.M-51 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS GROUPS For particulars, P.O.Box 218 Station L, Westmount Wednesday, Westmount Thursday: West End Sunday afternoon.34 HELP WANTED FEMALE GOOD TYPIST To take charge of Westmount office, afternoons.Call WI, 0108 or WE.5590 mornings only, M-18 385 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE REFINED elderly lady desires light duties, preferably part-time, Can cook, 4679, 1-33 Absolutely conscientious.Live in, Particulars please to box 414, c-o 2185 Hampton, M-58 DRAPES, and matching slipcovered EUROPEAN dressmaker and designer, chair, new, of pure linen Liberty fabric.Small print, fully lined, short length.Enough to cover 13 \u201cof window area, with frilled Valance.Also 3 throw cushions to match $85.00, No calls before Tuesday.WI.six, TWO boy's gray herringbone suits, each with two trousers, one size 12 excellent condition, one 13.DE.peu 81 WANTED TO PURCHASE BABY'S playpen, WI.0468.M-45 STATION wagon coat, and pair gray flannels, for boy age 10.Morning.Fi.5524 y M-34 Decoratively Speaki ng Pre-Holiday Chores By Frances James sheets are help or use old sheets to cover precious pieces of furniture, If the blinds are not drawn, pull varnished tables, sideboards and chests.away from the direct sun ° 0 AR 1951 | gen ge Funeral Servica Cathedral AU \u2014 1234 Dountain St.== 3 Diversity 6-6363 The Chapel of Beauty When planning what to do with your home and its furnishings when you're away for the winter, here are some considerations.Leave the blinds drawn if possible.This will protect rugs, wallpaper, draperies and fabrics from sun.And naturally yeu'll carefully close and lock all windows to keep out prowlers as well as dust and rain.Dust a tremendous, rays.The surface will blister and crack if exposed to direct hot sun.Where heavy pieces of furniture leave the impression of their feel on your carpets, move them.Help the pile to stand upright by applying a steam iron on the spots, then give those spots a complete rest while you're away resting.Cleanliness is important in an empty house.We realize you've just finished housecleaning so all will be clean.Maybe some drawers and cupboards could be re-done and your favorite patterned wallpaper used to line drawers and shelves, This helps to keep the moths away.Remember what a thrill it is to come home to a clean kitchen?Change the shelf paper and drawer linings before you go away.The new plastic coated wallpapers are splendid for drawers and shelves.They can be readily washed and a single roll will do the whole kitchen very inexpensively.Leave a clean tidy home when you start on your vacation and you'll thoroughly enjoy a worry- free holiday.Goodbye , .have fun, dresses made.Alterations and repairs, 5110 Sherbrooke West.Apartment 1.\u201cTRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65e ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH ° CARPENTRY S.STANDRING \u2014 General carpentry and cabinet-making.Expert craftse manship on all lines of woodwork, Planned kitchens and custom built interiors a specialty.Estimates free.Satisfaction guaranteed.EL.7453, 37 SITUATIONS WANTED MALE WINTER OR YEAR ROUND MAINTENANCE OF PROPERTY, MONTHLY RATES, REFERENCES GIVEN ON REQUEST.HU.8-4656.M-49 DOUBLE WINDOW M-50 COMPLETE SERVICE.HU.8-4656.Ï Calvary United , + + Next Sunday morning will be Harvest Thanksgiving service in Calvary United Church, when the murch will be decorated with flowers, fruits and vegetables, Gifts of fruits and vegetables will be welcome and should be sent to the Church on Saturday.At the evening service, the minister, the Rev.Walter J.Spence, B.A., Will° give a presentation of Fuiton Oursler's book, The Greatest Story Ever Told.Both these services will be broadcast, the morning Service over CBM and the evening service over CJAD.Visitors to the City and Young People are invited to these services.The through-the-week activities are now in full swing, the Cubs and Explorers on Monday, with the Mission Band every second Monday.Young Adults and Young People's Union on alternate Tuesdays, Trail Rangers and C.G.I.Ton Thursday, also Choir rehearsal on Thursday.CARTAGE & MOVING WESTERN Crating and Moving, general transport.Local and long distance, Speclalty; furniture, planos, refrigerators.Call FI, 1328.M-3 DECORATING J.A, BROSSOIT and Son Reg'd., offers first class work in painting and decorating.Free estimates, work guaranteed.Reasonable.WE.3466.M-18 DRESSMAKING CHILDREN'S dressmaker.Hand smocked dresses'and blouses, alterations and repairs, on adults dresses and suits.VI, 4604.M-15 EDUCATIONAL SATURDAY mornings, painting draws= ing, modeling.Starting Saturday Oc=- tober 18 for children 8-12 years.Denyse Gadbois Chaput, Olivier Ave, Westmount, please call WA.6939.FRENCH CONVERSATION Paris, Montreal unlversities graduate, former McGill professor, private, sma groups.3479 Prud'homme, near Sherbrooke.DE.2290.M- GERMAN lessuns, Grammar, conversation, correspondence, Best references.WI, 9210, M-16 SMOCKING LESSONS ENGLISH smocking Four lessons for $5.00, morning and evening classes.Chella Thornton Smocking Books, smocking supplies.Clearance of Enge lish broadcloth, Phone WE, 6168 1-5 pan.M-9 UPHOLSTERING CHESTERFIELD sets re-covered, reconverted to modern styles.For free estimation call WA.5682.Mid-Town Upholstering Co., 5337 Western Ave, VENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS \u2014 [Flexalum spring tempered slats.Vinyl plastio tapes.Newest and best on the market, No (installation charge.Steel drapery supports given free of charge, Call for free estimate.J.P.Beaudoin, veteran OXFORD VENETIAN BLINDS REG'D.YO 5681 EVENINGS].HE 068] ES PAGE TEN Mrs.Hyman Robinson entertained last Friday afternoon at her home on Westmount Avenue, for the special names and advance names sections of the Combined Jewish Appeal Women's Division.\u2014\u2014 Mrs.Evelyn Furnel), formerly | Miss Evelyn Roberts, accompanied by her two children, of Gilgandra, New South Wales, is sailing home on the 8.8.Oarangie from Vancouver, on October 23, after spending \u2018our months with her father and nother, Mr.and Mrs.David Rob- ; arts, 90 Columbia Avenue.APPROACHING MARRIAGES The marriage of Lillian Emily, fnly daughter of the nd Mrs.4.D.G., formerly of Westmount, to Ar, Frederick Moir Pattinson, on of the late Mr.and Mrs.oseph Pattinson, of Montreal, is aking place quietly at eleven \u2018clock Saturday morning, October 1, at Trinity Memorial Church, tev, Canon R.Kenneth Naylor fficiating.The bride will be given in narriage by Mr.Cyril E, Gillard, hind will be unattended.Mr.Alec dind will act as best man for the sridegroon.The marriage of Joan Margaret, laughter of Mr.and Mrs.Walter Turnbull, of Westmount, to Mr.ll George Frank Peck, son of the late Arthur Peck, and of Mrs.Peck.of Montreal, is taking place tomorrow aflernoon at three o'clock late Mr.; Henry Harrington, of | ! friends in the evening from 7 until Social >> Personal >> Engagements, >< Mrs.William J.Hyde, of West- mount, Provincial Commissioner, Girl Guides Association, is attending the New England Girl Scout Regional Conference being held on October 8, 9 and 10, in the New Ocean House, at Swampscott, Mass, i Mrs, Sydney Levitt, Belfrage Road, Westmount, will entertain at dinner on Wednesday evening in : honor of Mrs.Moise S.Cahn, of New Orleans, La., who: will be in Montreal to address the Montreal Section of the National Council of Jewish Women at their opening meeting that day, at half past two | o'clock, at the Windsor Hotel, Mrs.\"Cahn will speak on \u201cPersonal Observations on an International President at Home and Abroad.\u201d Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Leadbetter | will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Saturday, October i 18, and will be at home to their 10 o'clock.The Marquise de Ruzy d'Effiat entertained at her home on Wood Avenue last evening in honor of Dorothy Pfeiffer, director, the cast and the production staff of M.R.T's forthcoming first play of the season, \u201cTraveller's Joy\u201d which opens on Tuesday next at Victoria - Mr.and Mrs.J.Langley, Notre Dame de Grace Avenue, have returned from a trip to Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.Mrs.Langley leaves shortly for Regina to attend the 32nd Annual Convention of the Catholic Women's League of Canada, and will be a guest at the Ho- in Westmount Baptist Church.tel Saskatchewan, MCKENNA - MORGAN Lo set orks ew priced.Exciting news for one and all! New York Imports * = \u201cDresses // 5 marriage was quietly of Martha daughter of Mr.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY,\"OCTOBER 10, 1952 McKenna Horgan Wedding Party Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Justin McKenna, photographed following their marriage in the sacristy of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, on Saturday.The former Miss Martha Elizabeth Morgan, the bride is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs, Theodore G.Morgan, of Westmount.The bridegroom is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Frank J.McKenna, of Montreal.the couple are Mrs.Kenneth C.Eaton, matron of honor, and Mr.James D.McKenna, best man, In the sacristy of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord West- mount, at half-past three o'clock on Saturday afternoon, October 4, | solemnized | Elizabeth, | and Mrs.Theo- | FVers.dore G.Morgan, of Westmount, tu \u2014 _ Shown with |of Quebec, brother-in-law and sis- ier of the bridegroom, and Miss Anita Duchastel; Mrs.H.U.Dug- gan, of Kingston, Ont., great-aunt cI the bride; Mr.and Mrs.William Baldwin, of Ottawa, and Mr.and | Mrs.Kenneth C.Baton of Three for the Fall \u2014 Pure silk fabrics \u2014 crepes and wools.| Mr.Thomas Justin McKenna, son | of Mr.and Mrs.Frank McKenna.JUNIORS MISSES WOMEN'S | Rt.Rev.Msgr.Wilfrid E.Mc- from 24.95 from 29.95 from 35.00 SUITS and COATS In the new, lush, Fall fabrics and colours.All modestly SEPARATES \u2014 MILLINERY 1353 GREENE AVENUE Personal.Tndividuai Alicntion \u2014 Away from thy Hustle and Bustle of PDozentoien AICHHOLZ - ROBB Calvary United Church, West- ! Lonagh performed the ceremony.| Mount, was the scene of a very ! Given in marriage bv her father.| pretty wedding recently, when : Miss Helen Robb, daughter of Mr.the bride was attended by Mrs.rand Mrs.David Robb, Westmount, | Kenneth C.Eaton.of Three Rivers, ' = it ; io Li i as matron of honor.with Miss | Was uni ed in marriage to Lieut.| Anita McKenna, sister of the | B 0 g er.Raymond _ Aiehholz, ; ; tro fni | US.A.F, son of Mr.\u2018and Mrs.bridegroom; and Miss Virgfnia ; ; oe > Birks as bridesmaids, Mr.Raymond Aichholz, of Cincinnati, James | D.McKenna acted as best man Oo.Rev.Walter Spence per- ol formed the double-ring ceremony.bo .for his brother and the ushers were > non \"Mr.John D.Morgan, brother of.Mr.S.W.W.Lynch Was organist Mr.R.Stewar: and Miss Jean Cleghorn, soloist.; the bride { Willis, © A white brocade gown was worn i:v the bride, the fitted bodice \u201calyled with an Elizabethan neck- , Of the bride was matron of honor, ,and ' decorations.{slight train.Her veil of tulle illu- ' maid.Mr.Aichholz was best man lion was held by a coronet of for his son, while Mr.William La- | crange blossoms, and she carried gendyke, brother-in-law of the | a bouquet of gardenias and stepha-, bride, and Mr.Harry Williams, nots \u201cushered.: : - | .The attendants were dressed, Given ï alike in street length aqua marine | ther, the bride wore a gown of Westmount \u2018Lrocaded frocks, fashioned along Chantilly lace, redingote style, lines similar to those of the bride's With long sleeves ending in points NEAR SHERBROOKE OPEN 8 TO 6 DAILY FI.gown, and worn with matching over the hands, and a -bouffant | velvet caps, while they carried skirt falling into a short circular | MME A.COURVAL CORSETIERE Specialist in: NU-BACK - GRENIER - LeGANT PLAYTEX PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES and GIRDLES NATURE'S RIVAL - A'LURE .CORETTE BRASSIERES MATERNITY end SURGICAL SUPPORTS ELASTIC STOCKINGS 5 Stores At Your Service 4861 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST Westmount 4235 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD, 4491 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.6550 ST.HUBERT ST.413 ONTARIO ST.EAST Also = bouquets of salmon pink carna- | train.Her fingertip veil of tulle tions.{illusion was held in place by a Mrs.Morgan, mother of the Juliet cap of matching lace, while Candles and gladioli composed the : Mrs.William Lagendyke, sister, lute, while the skirt swept into a and Miss Joan Perry was brides- in marriage by her fa-: + eddings Mr.and Mrs, Brian Daville have returned home after a short stay at the Chateau Frontenac.Miss Lilian Emily Harrington, bride-elect, was feted recently by her co-workers at the Dominion Rubber Company, at a kitchen shower, held in the home of Mrs, William Kitts.Miss Harrington was also entertained at a presente ation shower at the home of Mrs.M.Hogg.The Wednesday Tea, sponsored by the Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, was arranged this week by Mrs, Jacques Paradis, assisted by Mrs, Antoine Danier, Mrs.Roger Oui« met, Mrs.Rene Gauthier and Mrs.Jean Berard.white orchids , stephanotis and heather from Scotland, composed her bouquet.\u2018Her attendants were gowned alike, Mrs.Lagendyke in pale maize and Miss Perry in pale green, both wearing floor-length tulle over taffeta, having strape less bodices with little capes, very full skirts over crinolines and headdresses made in the shape of leaves of matching material.They carried Colonial bouquets of yellow and bronze baby mums.Mrs.Robb, the bride's mother, wore a model gown of Dior blue taffeta, with hat to match, and a shoulder bouquet of Premier Sue preme Roses.Mrs.Aichholz, mo« ther of the bridegroom, was of the same shade, and a corsage gowned in eggshell satin, with hat bouquet of Ophelia Roses.The reception was\u2018 held at the Prince Albert Hall on Sherbraske Street, West, where candles and gladioli were arranged, Later, the bridal couple Jeft, by motor for Florida.Mrs.Aichholz travelling in a Dior blue woollen dress, with hat to match, wearing a grey kidskin jacket, and a shoulder spray of orchids.Lieut, and Mrs.Aich- holz will take up residence in Mitchell, Long Island, N.Y, upon their return from Florida.MILLAR - de MERS The marriage of Leonora Mary Warren A.de Mers, of Westmount de Mers, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, and St.Adele, Que., to Mr.Charles Gordon Millar, son of Mr.and Mrs, G.E.Millar of Montreal West, took place in the picturesque Lau- rentians, in a setting of autumnal brilliance.The marriage was so- | © Sherbrooke &Moaptain Sts.| bride, in Copenhagen blue crepe, wore a matching feather hat, and IR had a cluster of orchids pinned to ber handbag.Mrs.McKenna, mother of the bridegroom, was gown- cd in deep blue crepe with which she wore a light blue hat and a shoulder spray of white orchids.- Following the reception at the home of the bride's parents, Sunny- side Avenue, Westmount, the souple left on their wedding trip.the bride travelling in a blue wool frock, worn with a toning feather hat, black accessories and a short jacket of brown muskrat, with a cister of gardenias at her shoulder.We are LADIES\u2019 Mr.and Mrs.McKenna will reside on Graham Boulevard, Town | ot Mount Royal.Among the out-of-town guests were Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Laroc- que, of Darien, Conn., brother-in- law and sister of the bridegroom; FUR REMODELLING 344 Victoria Avenue (Below Sherbrooke) OE i.À this Fall showing a new line of 3 ou English materials and a new selection 4 of Parisian styles.i HOROWITZ CUSTOM TAILOR from LONDON'S WEST END LEER.EH and ALTERATIONS DE.3008 = u Mr.and Mrs, Pierre A.Duchastel, guy ummm) mm) me) mm mm ms: ms im: mim) me mmm) Hm) == TSI PIU jemni § of St.Revere anist po\u201d the during pert A Bittle.autugn in the formin) colour.The ation ¢ pouffa a tig with a a sta stuar vet hg She cd baby H The Bjorns a floo]] velvelq mon P ers cu ried Mrs.dant stvle, rust carried The li Bjorng a long and She \u20ac baby The Jength crepe Jour W plume ican gowne waist.The rose 1 black trimm match was 0 Mr.brothe the u and À The home Chant Adele the b lage the J The suit Ÿ hat W Am were of W de M Harté Ont, Vinnd Mrs.Mr.rontq of O D.C Shr Th Tem] Mrs.gon, anny past Mrs.Oasis M.} Oasi Ethe and ed t} pied for torig Ee jemnized -at the Little Log Church of St.Francis of the Birds by the Reverend H.G.Baugh, The organist was Mr.Terry Bittle, uncle of the bride.Solos.were sung during the ceremony by Mr.Ro- pert Archambault and Mr.Terry Bittle.The tones of \u2018the beautifyl autugn background were recalled in the gowns of the bridal party forming an unusual symphony of colour.\u2018 The bride wore an original creation of porcelain blue velvet with pouffant skirt with a slight train, a tight strapless bodice topped with a jewel encrusted bolero with a standup tulip collar.Her Mary stuart headdress of jewelled velvet had a finger-tip length veil.she carried a little muff of white paby poms and Sweetheart roses.The matron of honor, Mrs.Tore Bjornstad, sister of the bride, wore a floor length gown of lemon peel velveteen with a headdress of lemon peel shade.and bronze feathers curled over one ear.She carried a nosegay of bronze mums.Mrs.T.Bittle, the other attendant was gowned in the same style, but in a shade of autumn rust with matching hat and also carried a nosegay of bronze mums, The little flower girl, Ann Marie Bjornstad, niece of the bride, wore a long picture dress with bonnet and mittens of yellow velveteen.She carried a colonial bouquet® of paby poms and Sweetheart roses.The bride's mother wore a floor |.Jength draped gown of royal blue crepe and a matching hat of ve- hour with blue bird of paradise plumes.Her corsage was of American Beauty roses worn at the gowned in a floor length dress of waist.The mother of the groom was THE EXAMINER, Mrs.Briggs Named Woman Of .vo.