The Westmount examiner, 24 octobre 1952, vendredi 24 octobre 1952

[" it d - ke Examiner - Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb.of Canada\u2019s Metropolis VOL.XXiil, No.43 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1952 PRICE FIVE CENTS \"WHS And Proctor To Play Football Classic On Monday Heather Curling Club Votes To Go Prohibition \u201cWet\u201d Ending 64-Year Half-century Mark Reached MEMBERS OF CLUB SHOW \u201cSPIRITS\u201d A 64-year prohibition was ended at the Heather Curling Club Monday night when members voted to serve liquor this year at their Ken- sington avenue establishment.A total of 144 members attended the special meeting with 121 casting their vote in favor to \u2018go wet\u2019.members voted the suggestion while three ballots were termed void.All other curling clubs in the Metropolitan area dispense hard drinks and members of Heather feel that it was always a one-way deal in which they couldn't reciprocate.This decision was expected as it ends a 64 year prohibition and takes Heather members off the so-called \u2018exclusive list\u2019.Liquor served on the establishment will come under the jurisdiction of the Board of Directors.Old Question The question has been brought up time and time again over a period of years but was squashed soundly at previous meetings.The club will amend its by-laws concerning liquor being dispensed on the premises.One of the major rules will be that members will not be permitted to buy drinks for one another but will be able to buy for their guests.They also feel that the new move will help to promote hospitality with other clubs in the Metropolitan area.The club is scheduled to open Nov, 17.Queen\u2019s H.-S.Meet Wednesday In Gym A.Pitcairn, principal of Queens School, will discuss school activities at a general meeting of the Queen's Home and School Association Wednesday at 8.15 p.m.The meeting will be held in Queens School gymnasium, 208 Oliver avenue.Mr.Pitcairn will also introduce the teachers to the parents, Following the meeting the parents are inviled to meet the -teachers in their respective classrooms.Twenty | ! MR.AND MRS.BEYSON Mr.and Mrs.A.Golden Wedding Anniversary C.Bryson Mark The music which echoed through St.James United Church à half century ago still rings in the memory of a Westmount couple.For Mr.and Mrs.A.C.Bryson, 417 Claremont avenue, the memory of that music has never waned.\u2019 The couple, who were married 50 years ago in St.James United Church, were feted at a party to honor their Golden Wedding anniversary.More than 90 guests attended the get-together at the home of Mrs.William Peel, 4145 Hingston avenue.Mrs.Peel is Mrs.Bryson\u2019s sister.Expressing his views on married life, Mr.Bryson said that it -certainly didn't seem as though he had been married 50 years.\u201cThe time goes quickly but I wouldn't have traded my married life for anything\u2019, he sald.Mr.Bryson added that he and Mrs.Bryson have always enjoyed good health and prosperity, and expect to for a long time to come.He is the former proprietor of the old Westmount Windsor - Market, which was situated at the corner of St.Catherine street and Greene avenue.Parish Asked $32,000 To R.C.Charities To Donate Parishioners of the Ascenslon of A.McTaggart; Committee: Wil- Our Lord Parish nave been asked liam Hodgin, to contribute a total of $32,000 to the combined appeal of the Federation of Catholic Charities and; the St, Mary's Hospital.The appeal swings into its final week with the last day Oct.29.The following is a list of the parish officers of the drive: Chairman, Henry L.Cullen; vice-chair- man (Women's Division), Mrs.J.George Mulligan; Michael Bronsletter, J.W.Fox, Mrs.M.S.Milloy and J.P.Moy- naugh.Captains: Frank Feron, T.P.Healy, J.H.Platt, Ed, Lafontaine, John McElroy, G.H.Cook, Evan Fraser, J.W.Belcourt, Moore MeNaughton, John Sessenwein, Leonard Walsh Sr.E.D.Helshy and D.J.McDonald.; | War IL George Marler, U.S.Consul To Attend 3rd Annual Game Along With Civic Officrals An annual event of international interest takes place at the Westmount Athletic Grounds on Monday morning at which George Marler, MLA for Westmount; Richard P.But- terick, U.S.Consul to Montreal; and various other civic and local dignitaries will be present.The participation of these offi-* cials is in direct reciprocation to similar honors bestowed upon the visiting Westmount High football team when they made the trip to Andover, New Hampshire, last fall far the now classic U.S.-Canadian High School football competition between WHS and Proctor Academy.This will be the third meeting of the two teams.At that time the Governor of the state of New Hampshire was present along with the Canadian consul to Boston and school notables.Monday's game will be kicked- off by Walter Smaill, well-known local official of the QRFU whose son, a graduate foothall great of Westmount High, lost his life in service to his country in, World The Doug Smaill Memorial Trophy was instituted last vear to be awarded the winners of each year's game by the Old Boys Association of Westmount High.Marler to Speak In addition to Mr.Marler, who wilt say a few words of greeting to the American visitors, the City of Westmount will be represented by the Pro-Mayor, the Westmount School Board by its chairman, Donald Baillie, and the Old Boys Association by its president, Douglas Bourke.The American Flag presented Lo Westmount High two years ago by the visiting team will be flown fram Lite grandstand.Mr.Bourke will present the trophy to the winners at the end of line game; Westmount are the defending holders by virtue of their 49-5 victory last fail at Andover.R.O.Bartlett, Principal of WHS will be on hand to welcome Proctor headmaster, Lyle Farrell, who accompanies the 32 visiting |- bovs.Modern Extension Of Roslyn School Is Now Underway To eliminate the use of unsuitable basement -area for classroom purposes, an extension will be erected to Roslyn School, Roslyn and Westmount Avenues, the Greater Montreal School Board revealed today.} The addition, for which excavation has already been completed, will consist of six classrooms, two kindergarten rooms and a gymnasium.; Architect is H.Leslie Perry.The contract was awarded to Cecile Carpenter and Company.Rotary Club Marks 22nd Anniversary The Westmount Rotary Club which has contributed several hundred thousand dollars to child welfare observed the 22nd- anniversary of its founding at a luncheon Wednesday.Members listened to a review vf past work and future plans of the club in addresses given by Percy Jarman, Ewart Everson and Percy Delgado.In the past 22 years, it was pointed out, the club has given more than $135,000 to the Montreal Childrens\u2019 Memorial Hospital.In addition, it provided a $173,- 000 boys and girls club with necessary equipment in the St.Henri- St.Antoine-Westmount districts.The club has also been donating $15,000 per year toward the operation of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.The sum of $9,000 has also been contributed to the Julius Richardson Convalescent Hospital for children.The club presents two univers ity scholarships to boys who, otherwise, would not be able to carry out their university educa- Lion.The club also built the Were- dale Camp at Lac I'Achigan and each week sends food parcels to needy European families.Stiff Fine For Leaf- Burners Residents of Westmount who burn leaves in the district ave liable to a stiff fine, Chief William Cobb, of the Westmount Fire Department said this week.Chief Cobb has appealed to citizens to cease burning leaves in the district as the fire department has been called out numerous times to squelch blazes described as minor.The Police Departmient assists the Fire Department in seeing that fires of this type are kept under control in the district.?rat ES eT ha Sa X- art = me te re ES \u201c fer es 50 miles ewoy, It Is fascinating te see end hear genial Den Adey, » « « That a fellow could easlly waste away a morning In the effice ef Western Taxis ea Victeria Ave.Now thet Western has 11 twe-wey redie equipped cars end a transmitter which con keep In touch with them es who is acting as dispatcher, issue instructions and recelve messages from Ms drivers all over Montreal.As well os contralling the radio taxis, he veceives all incoming phone calls and phones the messages to the cabs walting at the stands.Meanwhile keeping track of the cars en each stand ts the drivers check in and carrying on à conversation with a visiter at the same time! Phew! Two heads would be handy.» + « That Fernand Girard of Girard Automobile spent last week in Windsor being briefed on the new Chrysler- Plymouth cars.Says the 1953 medels are changed from bumper to bumper and have 73 new features not In- Corporated in the old ones.Fernand was supposed to stay in Windsor tii Saturday A.M.but had his fill of speeches, conferences and banquets on view in the showroom by about Nevember 14th.« « « That Mar-Lor Dress Shop celebrates ite first anniversary this week.+ « « That Miss Olive Fergusen has returned from Toronte where she was vacationing.« +» +» That Norman Giguere, a new addition to Macy's staff, has a new addition to his fdMily.It's a girl.« + « That a certain driver for West- W.HS \u2014\u2014\u2014 Purple N White REVIEW THERE SEEMS TO BE A LITTLE MISUNDERSTANDING as to the purpose of this column which we'd like to clear up immediately .in the first place, anything that is accepted for this effort must first be common knowledge among the majority of the readers and therefore to be regarded as merely the announcement of said knowledge .in the second place, anything printed in these spaces is presented solely as entertainment and should not in any way.be construed otherwise.in the third place, any so-called \u201cbreak-offs\u201d in various kinds of relationships cannot be our responsibility.Therefore, please believe us when we say we mean everything we reveal to be taken strictly in fun, in .| every sense of the word and any \u2018spats\u2019 are strictly up to you.and \u2018we do mean YOU .,.* #% 0% - AH! SWEET MYSTERY .and bring their friends (male of the species especially) .\u2019 According to latest reports, the Rock of Gibraltar is Wayn- Har = ing away\u2014\u2014 do tell .In the EDUCATION\u2019S THE THING .same vein, Pete Cowie must We were chatting to popular have rocks in his head .after Westmount staffer, Jimmy Pat- Paul walked Ann home, we no- Fick, (a WHS °32 grad, by the ticed friend \u2018Biff\u2019 shopping for .way) and he Informs us that the by Friday afternoon and left for home mount Taxis, who was Involved in an on the quiet.The new cars will bel accident with a street ear, is still Polio Light This Year But Cycles 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 FAMIL for a period of two years The Policy_pays up té $10,500.00 for EACH FAMILY MEMBER Insure To-day Cdl.E.D.CHRISTMAS 388 St.James Street West Glenview 4519 BERGERS SHOE CLINIC 376 Victoria Avenue {Next to Girard Automobile} WaAlnut 0003 Highly recommended by chir- MA.3332 3 REUEEN BERGER, the expert shoe man with a good opodists and foot specialists for reputation orthopaedic revisions and com- plimented by hundreds of appreciative clients for skilled workmanship and highest quality materials.Entrust your child's as well as\u2019 your own footwear to a qualified shoe man.Treat your feet right \u2014 enjoy the comfort and appearance of your shoes and also compare our prices, ® Tinting expertly done to match your ensemble ® Galoshes, overshoes and all colours of suede shoes renovated and vacuumed inside.© Zippers replaced COUPON 15% DISCOUNT Will be allowed on presentation of this coupon at BERGER'S SHOE CLINIC 376 Victoria Avenue \u2018Christmas\u2019 .avid electioneering no doubt taking place right this moment in preparation for the Proctor Party coming up\u201dtomorrow and the accompanying \u2018King and \u2018Queen\u2019 of football .and who should we spy sneaking into the Old Boys\u2019 Party last Friday eve at about midnite but the illustrious personages of Paul )better known as \u2018Stah\u2019, Zwinge, Richie Bell, \u2018Biff\u2019 Byford jr., Gav Scott and \u2018coachie\u2019 Liddell « + « in for a quick hot dog and out again , .remember fellas, spade and anchor, every time!.\u2019 * * * Grad Gleanings Among the good five hundred persons who showed up to make last Friday's Old Boys' Fun Fair such a success were the following recent WHS\u2014habitues: Mel Reece, Skip and Pinky, George Gough, Graham Watt, Andy Reid and Carol Fischel, Fred Hofman, Ri chie Thompson and one Ian plus one John .others not so recent included yours truly, Dave Wiggs, Don Ross, Jeff Williams, Graham and Betty Nicholson (nee Thompson) from \u201949 .plus such outstanding luminaries as Jack Anderson, Geoff Merrill, Bruce Johnson, Johnny Glen, Ted Vineberg, Arnie Engel, Gar Birnie, and many many more .see also where '52 gradette, Nan Blachford is one of the season's debs being presented at the forthcoming St.Andrew'\u2019s Ball .note also the WHS Alumnae Card and Coffee party coming up Nov.12, that's a Wednesday evening with starting time 8.30 at the Victoria Hall .all \u2018old\u2019 gals are asked to come out waiting to collect damages although many months have passed since the accident occurred.- \u2026 .That Tommy Donohoe closed up the summer cottage on Lake St.Francis on Thanksgiving Day and is now spending his week ends at home.+ + « That Reuben Berger is a man withour peer, When the wintry weother and storms are drawing near, For he'll fix your rubbers and overshoes too, So that, for one more season, they'll see you through.+ + » That the policeman who balled out the motorist for blowing his horn when he was blocked at the curb by a double-parked truck on Wednesday A.M.on St.Catherine near Greene would have better fuifiiled his duty if he had told the truck driver to move some time before as the truck |wes in plain view from where the | policeman was standing at the corner.Instead, the motorist, who was quite evidently blowing his horn to attract the officer's attention, was threatened with a fine for making a nolse.+ « + That there are some remarkable Laurentian.scenes Included in the paintings being exhibited by Stanley 8.Wilson at his Elm Ave.home.« « « That John Ryan's father Is seriously ill in hospital.John Is the proprietor of the Ryan Paint store on Greene Ave, < De : matrie geography class 1s to be treated to something special in the not too distant future as they will be honored by the presence of Miss June \u2018Rocky\u2019 Carroll ., .for the uninitiated, Miss Carroll is at present taking her PhD in geography at McGill after spending some time lecturing at a college in California plus taking some trips to the far north of Alaska and acting as visiting lecturer at a Finnish University this past summer .Miss Carroll is considered one of the foremost authorities in world geography in America and will deliver a lecture on the American Desert to the local stu- derfts .should be quite informative .* * * Odds \u2019n Ends Lost:\u2014One gold charm bracelet by Sandra Bennett \u2014 somewhere between Wood avenue and the School ., wonder if those kittens found a home yet .Bev Christmas and Gord Clements in charge of tomorrow night's party at the school .an orchestra conducted by Art Willams will be in attendance as will a femme vocalist for your dancing and listening pleasure .added attractions will be the election of football King and Queen plus a few door prizes and free refreshments .starting time is 8.30 ., let's have a big crowd to welcome our good neighbours from the south .we've been asked to publicize the fact that Monday has now been \u201coffict, ally\u2019 designated as \u2019bow-tie day\u2019 at ye ol\u2019 Purple 'n White with T.shirts to follow on Tuesdays.friend Judy had a few kind words to say about this corner, for which Fwe thank her kindly .would the young lady from the Junior High who greeted us so familiarly in Westmount Park the.other day be so kind as to give us a call either at WA.2773 Loc 17 days or WI.0280 after six, introduce herself, and discuss the posibilities of assisting us on our proposed Red \u2019n White section .ah yes, such is notoriety .forgot to mention last week how we tuned in the CFCF home and school broadcast with Bill Peddie on the teachers\u2019 convention and heard one Ron Sharp give a \u2018prediction\u2019 of his team\u2019s chances in this year's competition .his comment was, \u201cNo comment\u2019 .we hear that Bruce McFarlane and Nan Bacal are making plans to start up the old Purple and White .we wish you luck, kids .still no word from the Junior high gang, could be they're not interested .look for Examiner scoop on this issue.concerns forthcoming ceremonies at the Proctor game .Morgan Realties Limited Real Estate Brokers 1455 UNION AVE.HA.0251 CATHERINE H.SMITH Expert Matthay Piano Teacher Has had wide experience in training for examinations.Her pupil Mary Munn, well known artist, working for BBC in London last winter, at sixteen \u2018in her Final examination R.S.M.won the gold medal for highest marks in Canada.Many other Distinctions and Credits taken here.Celia Benett, who gained 3 Distinctions running in R.S.M.and 3 silver medais running in- R.C.M.T., has taken Harmony from McGill in her Arte course; she won First Class Honours in 1951 for Junior and First Class Honours in 1952 for Senior Harmony.Other Distinctions and Monours taken at McGill.Seven silver medals and a Harris Scholarship taken at R.C.M.T,, also many other First Class Honours and Honours.Results 1952: 4 First Class Honours; several Honours, Sheila Davis, thirteen, in Grade VI, gained First Class Honours In both Practicals .and .Theory.Recitals Operetta Orchestral Rhythm Band Theory Harmony Tape Recording Phone GL.2046 LE] WESTMOUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE [EJ | and which has graduates in all also private lessons.MISS R, WOOD, Principal 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REPAIRED © REFINISHED © SUPPLIED \u201c LAID © FINISHED © CLEANED A.Ross Grafton 2323 Es The auminer \u201c50 YEARS IN WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN'S WE.4045 WESTMOUNT\" Reliable JEWELLERS 4 Certified Watchmakers 1216 Greene Ave.No.43 Cab Driver Pleads Guilty To Charge Of Injuring Woman Mrs.F.G.Ferron, 55, 4277 Western avenue, suffered a possible concussion when she was struck by a taxi cab at the corner of Sherbrooke street and Elm avenue, A charge of failing to give the right of way to a pedestrian was laid against the driver Paul Emile Longtin, 24, 1862 Champlain street.Longtin pleaded guilty to the charge.Longtin was proceeding west on Sherbrooke, turned on Elm avenue and struck Mrs.Ferron as she .attempted to cross the street.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1952 The Bank of Montreal-announced the appointment of Jack England as manager of Lhe Westmount branch.He succeeds William M.Jackson, who is retiring on pension at the end of the month, ~ Mr.England, a banker of more than 30 years\u2019 experience, is no stranger to Westmount.Educated in N.D.G.at West Hill High School, he entered the service of the bank at the McGill and St.Paul streels branch in 1920.During the following years, he gained valuable banking experience at a variety of offices across Canada, including those at Charlevoix and Centre streets and Park and Bernard avenues, in Montreal, and at Arnprior.Westmount Public Library Reports Busy The Westmount Public Library reported Seplember was one of its busiest months with issue of books totalling 17,057, an increase of 3,448 over the same per iod in 1951.It was also announced that 240 new members registéred at the Library.J A list of new books, recently issued by the Library, indicates the variety of subjects made available through its recent acqusi- tions.The beguiling title, \u201cI cannot rest from travel\u201d, heads a number of books about far countries \u2014 Guernsey and the Isle of Man, Tibet and the high Himalayas, Ethiopia and South Africa, Australia and the Arctic.The war remains a favored topic with writers: \u201cThe white rabbit\u201d, by Bruce Marshail, \u201cThe battle of Baltinglass\u201d, by Lawrence Earl, \u201cThe diary of a young girl\u201d, by Anna Frank, and \u201cThe naked island\u201d, by Christopher Braddon, Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE Hond-tailored Suits and Coats For Ladies and Gentlemen.Remodelling and Repairs of all kinds.Deluxe Dry Cleaning 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St, Catherine) Pick Ur WE.5908 and Delivery Parking Lot for Our Patrons OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS CLOSED SATURDAYS September The opening of the schools has brought boys and girls bagk to the Library, after their summer lwacations.A number of teachers from the elementary schools, accompanied by their classes, have visited the Boys and Girls Department, and many been received \u2018for school assignments.Much work, of a rather \u201cspecial\u201d nature, has been done in helping to select books for those who cannot come to the library in per- help sons within their own homes, and proved to be a constant delight.umes, entitled ain\u201d, published by the Oxford Uni- the Pilgrim Trust.of the Trust, Lord MacMillan, has contributed an introduction, in which he states that the books grew out of a wartime project, Britain\u201d.\u201chavoc wrought hy the enemy and , by our own necessary defensive measures .; .the outward aspect of Britain was changing all too quickly at the sinister hands of improvers and despoilers.\u201d\u201d These | fine books are now made available to Westmount readers through the generosity of an individual donor.Experts agree that the most dangerous speed for a blowout is between 45 and 60 miles an hour.At higher speed, the centrifugal force holds the tire up somewhat, MORTIMER B.A., 1215 Greene Avenue Barrister & Solicitor WEINFIELD B.C.L.WE.9071 65 Hillside Avenue mac 24101 = ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.P.McCuaig Limited \u201cWESTMOUNT - ~~ WI.1104 + É requests \u2018have! in high\u2019 son.Illness keeps many such per-, for them, the reading of books has: The Library has received a gift of the four finely illustrated vol- \u201cRecording Brit- | versity Press in association with, The Chairman : \u201cRecording the changing face of \u201cQuite apart from the | Jack England Appointed Manager Of Local Bank J.8S, ENGLAND Ont., St.\u201d\u2019John\u2019s, Nfld, and Vancouver.Manager Since \u201933 Mr.England received his first appointment as acting manager of the B of M\u2019s Charlevoix and Centre streets office in 1935.Following four vears there, he was promoted to manager of the Arnprior, Ont, brrneh in 7029.0 In 1915, he was W.M.JACKSON appointed an inspector at head office on Place d\u2019Armes and, four years later, he was transferred to the Park and Bernard office as manager, which post he now leaves to take over his new duties here.An active and well regarded member of this community, Mr.England, during his periods of service in Montreal, was a member of the Heather Curling Club and the St.George Curling Club here in Westmount, Some years ago, he was connected with the old M.A.Hallowe'en Party At Local YMCA On October 31 On Friday evening, Oct.31, the witches and goblins will haunt the Westmount Y.M.C.A.on the occasion of the annual Hallowe\u2019en party, sponsored by the West- mount Boys and Girls Hi-Y Clubs.The program for the evening will include witch hunts, trip to the moon, grand march, movies and refreshments.The feature of the evening will be the grand march, for all those dressed in costume.There will be prizes for the best, most original and funniest costumes.} The party is planned as a joint project of the Boys and Girls Hi- Y Club to the children of the community.A.A.Skating Rink on St.Catherine street here, 40 Years Career Mr.Jackson, the retiring manager, has become well known to residents of Westmount and district during his four-and-a-halE- year stay here.A banker of wide experience, his retirement, at the rend of the month, will -bring to a Years.PAGE THREE , Youth Rally To Be Held In St.Andrew\u2019s, Oct.31 A great youth rally will be held !!- in St.Andrew's United Church, od Friday.Oct.31, as a part of the \u2018lj visit of the United Church Exposi- { ¥ tion, it was anncunced.On Saturday morning Nov, 1, close a career of more than -40| Children\u2019s Day will be he!d at the Exposition.TEA Sol in hrupcrects of.mitéont \"SALADA BAGS 1204 Crescent Street | | J NAME | STREET | 1 e ELECTRICITY e RADIO e TELEVISION REGISTER NOW TOR NEW CLASSES DAY OR EVENING Office Hours: Daily 9 to 5 \u2014 Evenings 7 to 9 CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY BUILDING - recto scesc000n04a Telephone UN.6-0959 *esoucancaceusassenceuoue | FRESH, LEAN \u2014 MINCED STEAK - » 99° HENRI DEMERS FOR THE WEEK-END Suggests .MAPLE LEAF HAM - RUMP AND RIB ROAST OF BEEF .75° - - u 5% OLD ENGLISH STYLE CORNED BEEF FREE DELIVERY Featuring Red Brand Beef, Fresh Killed Poultry, Fresh Fish received daily and complete stock of High Class Groceries.e ALE CLIFFORD S MARKET 1319 GREENE AVENUE PORTER FI.1166 eee res ee ae oo cm ! » .That à fellow could easily waste away « morning In the office ef Western.Taxis on Victoria Ave.Now thet Western hes 11 twe-wey redie oquipped cers end a transmitter which can keep In touch with them es far as 30 miles away, It la fescinating te see and hear genial Den Adey, who is acting as dispatcher, issue instructions and receive messages from his drivers all over Mentreal.As well as contrelling the radio taxis, he veceives all incoming pheme calls and phones the messages to the cabs waiting et the stands.Meanwhile keeping track of the cars en each stand as the drivers check in and carrying on a conversation with ¢ visitor af the same time! Phew! Two heads would be handy.» + .That Fernand Girard of Girard Automobile spent last week in Windsor being briefed on the new Chrysler- Plymouth cers.Says the 1953 medels are changed from bumper to bumper ond have 73 new features not in- torporeted in the old ones.Fernand was supposed to stay in Windsor till Saturday A.M.but.had his fill of speeches, conferences and banquets by Friday afternoon and left for home on view in the showroom by about Nevember 14th.« « + That Mar-Lor Dress Shop celebrates its first anniversery this week.« + » That Miss Olive Ferguson has returned from Toronte where she was vacationing.« + + That Norman Giguere, a new addition to Macy's staff, has a new addition to his fdhily.It's a girl.+ » « That @ certain driver for West- mount Taxis, who was Involved in an on the quiet.The new cars will be | accident with a street cor, is still MA.3332 Polio Light This Year But Cycles 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 FAMIL for a period of two years The Policy_pays up to $10,500.00 for EACH FAMILY MEMBER Insure To-day Cdl.E.D.CHRISTMAS 388 St.James Street West GLenview 4519 REUBEN BERGER, the expert shoe man with a good reputation BERGER'S SHOE CLINIC 376 Victoria Avenue (Next to Girard Automobile) WAlnut 0003 opodists and foot specialists for orthopaedic revisions and complimented by hundreds of appreciative clients for skilled workmanship and highest quality materials, Entrust your child's as well as your own footwear to a Highly recommended by chir- qualified shoe man.Treat your feet right \u2014 enjoy the comfort and appearance of your shoes and also compare our prices.® Tinting expertly done to match your ensemble ® Galoshes, overshoes and all colours of suede shoes renovated and vacuumed inside.COUPON 15% DISCOUNT Will be allowed on presentation of this coupen af BERGER'S SHOE CLINIC 376 Victoria Avenue Purple \u201cN White REVIEW by DON TELMI THERE SEEMS TO BE A LITTLE MISUNDERSTANDING as to the purpose of this column which we'd like to clear up immediately .in the first place, anything that is accepted for this effort must first be.common knowledge among the majority of the readers and therefore to be regarded as merely the announcement of said knowledge .in the second place, anything printed in these spaces is presented solely as entertainment and should not in any way be construed otherwise .in the third place, any so-called \u201cbreak-offs\u2019 in various kinds of relationships cannot-be our responsibility.Therefore, please believe us when we say we mean everything we reveal to be taken strictly in fun, in | every sense of the word and any \u2018spats\u2019 are strictly up to you.and \u2018we do mean YOU.* » % AH! SWEET MYSTERY .According to latest reports, the Rock of Gibraltar is Wayn- ing away\u2014 do tell ., in the same vein, Pete Cowie must have rocks in his head .after _ Paul walked Ann home, we noticed friend \u2018Biff\u2019 shopping for \u2018Christmas\u2019 , .avid electioneering no doubt taking place right this moment in preparation for the Proctor Party coming up*tomorrow and the accompanying \u2018King and \u2018Queen\u2019 of football .and who should we spy sneaking into the Old Boys\u2019 Party last Friday eve at about midnite but the illustrious personages of Paul )better known as \u2018Stah\u2019, Zwinge, Richie Bell, \u2018Biff\u2019 Byford jr.Gav Scott and \u2018coachie\u2019 Liddell « + « in for & quick hot dog and out again .remember fellas, spade and anchor, every time!.\u2019 * * * .Grad Gleanings Among the good five hundred persons who showed up to make last Friday's Old Boys\u2019 Fun Fair such a success were the following recent WHS\u2014habitues: Mel Reece, Skip and Pinky, George Gough, Graham Watt, Andy Reid and Carol Fischel, Fred Hofman, Ri chie Thompson and one Ian plus one John .others not so recent included yours truly, Dave Wiggs, Don Ross, Jeff Williams, Graham and Betty Nicholson (nee Thompson) from \u2019'49 .plus such outstanding luminaries as Jack Anderson, Geoff Merrill, Bruce Johnson, Johnny Glen, Ted Vineberg, Arnie Engel, Gar Birnie, and many many more .see also where 52 gradette, Nan Blachford is one of the season\u2019s debs being presented at the forthcoming St.Andrew'\u2019s Ball .note also the WHS Alumnae Card and Coffee party coming up Nov.12, that's a Wednesday evening with starting time 8.30 at the Victoria Hall ., .all \u2018old\u2019 gals are asked to come out waiting to collect damages although many months have passed since the accident occurred.J.+ + « That Tommy Donohoe closed up the summer cottage on Lake St.Francis on Thanksgiving Day and is now spending his week ends at home.+ +» That Reuben Berger is a man without peer, When the wintry weather and storms are drawing near, For he'll fix your rubbers and overshoes too, \u2018So that, for one more season, they'll see you through.+ + + That the policeman who balled out the motorist for blowing his horn when he was blocked at the curb by a double-parked truck on Wednesday A.M.on St.Catherine near Greene would have better fulfilled his duty if he had told the truck driver to move some time before as the truck was in plain view from where the policeman was standing at the corner.Instead, the motorist, who was quite evidently blowing his horn to ettract the officer's attention, was threatened with a fine for making a noise.« « + That there are some remarkable Laurentian.scenes Included in the paintings being exhibited by Stanley B.Wilson at his Elm Ave.home.« + » That John Ryan's father Is seriousiy ill In hospital.John Is the proprietor of the Ryan Paint store on Greene Ave.+ , \u2018 and bring their friends (male of the species especially) .¥ » * EDUCATION\u2019S THE THING .We were chatting to popular Westmount staffer, Jimmy Patrick, (a WHS \u201982 grad, by the .way) and he informs us that the matric geography class is to be treated to something special in the not too distant future as they will be honored by the presence of Miss June \u2018Rocky\u2019 Carroll .for the uninitiated, Miss Carroll is at present taking her PhD in geography at McGill after spending some time lecturing at a college in California plus taking some trips to the far north \u2018of Alaska and acting as visiting lecturer at a Finnish University this past summer .Miss Carroll Is considered one of the foremost authorities in world geography in America and will deliver a lecture on the American Desert to the local stu- derfts .should be quite informative .} * * * Odds 'n Ends Lost:\u2014One gold charm bracelet by Sandra Bennett \u2014 somewhere between Wood avenue and the School .wonder if those kittens found a home yet .Bev Christmas and Gord Clements in charge of tomorrow night's party at the school .an orchestra conducted by Art Williams will be in attendance as will a femme vocalist for your dancing and listening pleasure .added attractions will be the election of football King and Queen plus a few door prizes and free refreshments , .starting time is 8.30 ., let's have a big crowd to welcome our good neighbours from the south .we'\u2019ve been asked to publicize the fact that Monday has now been \u201coffic).ally\u2019 designated as 'bow-tie day\u2019 at ye ol\u2019 Purple 'n White with T.shirts to follow on Tuesdays., friend Judy had a few kind words .to say about this corner, for which |'we thank her kindly .would the young lady from the Junior High who greeted us so famfliarly in Westmount Park the.other day be so kind as to give us a call either at WA.2773 Loc 17 days or WI.0280 after six, introduce herself, and discuss the posibilities of assisting us on our proposed Red 'n White section.ah yes, such is notoriety .forgot to mention last week how we tuned in the CFCF home and school broadcast with Bill Peddie on the teachers\u2019 convention and heard one Ron Sharp give a \u2018prediction\u2019 of his team's chances in this year's competition .his comment was, \u201cNo comment\u2019 .we .hear that Bruce McFarlane and Nan Bacal are making plans to start up the old Purple and White .We wish you luck, kids .still no word from the Junior high gang, could be they're not interestéd ., look for Examiner scoop on this issue.concerns forthcoming ceremonies at the Proctor game .Morgan Realties Limited Real Estate Brokers 1455 UNION AVE.HA.0251 CATHERINE H.SMITH Expert Matthay Piano Teacher Has had wide experience in training for examinations.Her pupil Mary Munn, well known artist, working for BBC in London last winter, at sixteen \u2018in her Final examination R.S.M.won the gold medal tor highest marks in Canada.Many other Distinctions and Credits taken here.Celia Benett, who gained 3 Distinctions running in R.S.M.and 3 silver medals running in- R.C.M.T., has taken Harmony from McGill in her Arts course; she won First Class Honours in 1951 for Junior and First Class Honours in 1952 for Senior Harmony.Other Distinctions and Honours taken at MeGill.Seven silver medals and a Harris Scholarship taken at R.C.M.T,, also many other First Class Hon- .ours and Honours.® Results 1952: 4 First Class Honours; several Honours.Sheila Davis, thirteen, in Grade VI, gained First Class Honours In both Practicals .and .Theory.Recitals Operetta Orchestral Rhythm Band Theory Harmony Tape Recording Phone GL.2046 i) WESTMOUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE LE] and which has graduates in all also private lessons.MISS R.WOOD, Principal .Cor.St.Catherine St.and Greene Ave.Royal Bank Building \u2014 Entrance: 1165 Greene Ave.Why not enroll with a school established over 20 years in Westmount Day or Evening.WEllington 1885 \u201cTHE SCHOOL OF SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS\u201d leading Montreal firms?Classes, Expert instruction.© MAILING - 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Reliable JEWELLERS WATCH REPAIRS 4 Certified Watchmokers OHMAN'S WE.4044 1216 Greene Ave.Cab Driver Pleads Guilty To Charge OFInjurmg Woman 22255 as manager of the Westmount branch.He succeeds William M.Mrs.F.G.Ferron, 55, 4277 Western avenue, suffered a possible concussion when she was struck by a taxi cab at the corner of Sherbrooke street and Elm avenue.A charge of failing to give the right of wav to a pedestrian was laid against the driver Paul Emile Longtin, 24, 1862 Champlain street.Longtin pleaded guilty to the charge.: Longtin was proceeding west on | offices across Canada, Sherbrooke, turned on Elm avenue and struck Mrs.Ferron as she attempted to cross the street.Jackson, who is retiring on pension at the end of the month, ~ Mr.England, a banker of more than 30 years\u2019 experience, i3 no stranger to Westmount.Educated in N.D.G.at West Hill High School, he entered the service of the bank at the McGill and St.Paul streets branch in 1920.During the following years, he gained valuable banking experience at a variety of including those at Charlevoix and Centre streets and Park and Bernard avenues, in Montreal, and at Arnprior, Westmount Public Library Reports Busy September The Westmount Public Library reported Seplember was one of its busiest months with issue of books totalling 17,057, an increase of 3,448 over the same pefiod in 1951.It was aiso announced that 240 new members registered at the Library._ A list of new books, recently issued by the Library, indicates the variety of subjects made available through its recent acqusi- tions.The beguiling title, \u201cI cannot rest from travel\u2019, heads a number of books about far countries \u2014 Guernsey and the Isle of Man, Tibet and the high Himalayas, Ethiopia and South Africa, Australia and the Arctic.The war remains a favored topic with writers: \u201cThe white rabbit\u201d, by Bruce Marshall, \u201cThe battle of Baltinglass\u201d, by Lawrence Earl, \u201cThe diary of a young girl\u201d, by Anna Frank, and \u201cThe naked island\u201d, by Christopher Braddon.Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE \u201c Hand-tailored Suits and Coots For Ladies and Gentlemen.Remodelling and Repairs of all kinds.Deluxe Dry Cleaning 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) Pick Up WE, 5908 end Delivery Parking Lot for Our Patrons OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS CLOSED SATURDAYS * \u201c The opening of the schools has brought boys and girls back to the Library, after their summer \u2018vacations.A number of teachers from the elementary schools, accompanied by their classes, have visited the Boys and Girls Department, and many requests \u2018have been received \u2018for help in high school assignments.Much work, of a rather \u201cspecial\u201d nature, has been done in helping to select books for those who , cannot come to the library in per son.Illness keeps many such persons within their own homes, and for them, the reading of books has : proved to be a constant delight.The Library has received a gift of the four finely illustrated volumes, entitled \u201cRecording Brit-\u2019 in\u201d, published by the Oxford Unl- versity Press in association with, the Pilgrim Trust.The Chairman of the Trust, Lord MacMillan, has contributed an introduction, in which he states that the books grew out of a wartime project, \u201cRecording the changing face of Britain\u201d.\u201cQuite apart from the havoc wrought by the enemy and by our own necessary defensive measures , ; .the outward aspect of Britain was changing all too quickly at the sinister hands of improvers and despoilers.\u201d These fine hooks are now made available | to Westmount readers through the generosity of an individual donor.Experts agree that the most dangerous speed for a blowout is between 45 and 60 miles an hour.At higher speed, the centrifugal force holds the tire up somewhat.MORTIMER 1215 Greene Avenue B.A., B.C.L.Barrister & Solicitor WEINFIELD WE.9071 85 Hiliside Avenue ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.P.McCuaig Limited Seve ooo WESTMOUNT ~~ == WI.1104 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1952 Jack England Appointed Manager Of Local Bank J.S.ENGLAND Ont., St.\u201cJohn\u2019s, Nfld, and Vancouver.Manager Since \u201933 Mr.England received his first appointment as acting manager of the B of M\u2019s Charlevoix and Centre streets office in 1935.Following four years there, he was promoted to manager of the Arnprior, Ont, hrrnoh 34 JARN In 1915, he was W.M.JACKSON appoinled an inspector at head office on Place d\u2019Armes and, four years later, he was transferred to the Park and Bernard office as manager, which post he now leaves to take over his new duties here.An active and well regarded member of this community, Mr.England, during his periods of service in Montreal, was a member of the Heather Curling Club and the St.George Curling Club here in Westmount.Some years ago, he was connected with the old M.A.Hallowe'en Party At Local YMCA On October 31 On Friday evening, Oct.31, the witches and goblins will haunt the Westmount Y.M.C.A.on the occasion of the annual Hallowe'en party.sponsored by the West- mount Boys and Girls Hi-Y Clubs, The program for the evening will include witch hunts, trip to the moon, grand march, movies and refreshments.The feature of the evening will be the grand march, for all those dressed in costume, There will he prizes for the best, most original and funniest costumes.; The party is planned as a joint project of the Boys and Girls Hi- Y Club to the children of the com- munity.PAGE THREE Youth Rally To Be Held 40 Years Career In St.Andrew's, Oct.31 Mr.Jackson, the retiring manager, has become well known to] A great youth rally will be held | residents of Westmount and dis-| in St.Andrew's United Church, A.A.Skating Rink on St.Catherine street here, trict during his four-and-a-half-| Friday.Oct.31, as a part of the i year stay here.A banker of wide visit of the United Church Exposi« #; experience, his retirement, at the| tion, it was anncunced.; end of the month, will bring to a On Saturday morning Nov, 1, iclose a career of move than -40 Children\u2019s Day will be held at the years, Exposition.Soil in hapdreds df mitéonts \"SALADA ~~ TEA BAGS e ELECTRICITY * RADIO e TELEVISION REGISTER NOW FOR NEW CLASSES DAY OR EVENING Office Hours: Daily 9 to 5 \u2014 Evenings 7 to ¢ CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY BUILDING .1204 Crescent Street Telephone UN.6-0959 | | | J NAME .\u2026.vrareserreresascaacerencer store sencensa crc scans | | | | { ] mess HENRI DEMERS Suggests .ls WEEK-END MAPLE LEAF HAM - - - RUMP AND RIB ROAST OF BEEF FRESH, LEAN \u2014 MINCED STEAK » 99° w 19° .99° OLD ENGLISH STYLE CORNED BEEF Featuring Red Brand Beef, Fresh Killed Poultry, Fresh Fish received daily and complete stock of High Class Groceries.e BEER °« ALE - PORTER CLIFFORD S MARKET 1319 GREENE AVENUE | FREE DELIVERY FI, 1166 x Sot rE remem, (users career a EU ROUTE 231 ELM AVENUE, WESTMOUNT | | \u2018 Daily: 2:30 to lo p.m.| EXHIBITION o PAINTINGS October 25th to November 8th Fo cream, chocolates; | shortbreads, coffee, etc.etc.- Gift Certificates, \"Nugget Parcels™ ranging from ASK FOR OUR FREE CATALOGUE whiskies, nylons, shortening, fruits, puddings, | PICCADILLY PARCELS Fresh beef, bacon ham, goose, turkey, eggs, cheese, butter, raisins, | FOR BRITAIN AND THE CONTINENT ' $2.25 - $4.88, i Standing Orders with 10% discount, pre-selected parcels, i .©.J.DENYS, REPRESENTATIVE MA.1744 re The battle of a free and vigor ous press against the forces of, big city corruption, where politics\u2019 | and crime has too often been found, | to go hand in hand, is delineated In: \u201cDeadline \u2014 U.S.A,\u201d the new Twentieth Century-Fox melodra- | ma opening Sunday at the West- | mount \u201cTheatre, Healing the cast! of the realistic display are Humph-| rey Bogart, Ethel Barrymore and Kim Hunter.\u2018Bogart, plays a crusading edi- | tor who will not be intimidated by! the rackets machine headed up by boss Tomas Rienzie, enacted In | the film by the noted stage \u2018and | screen character actor, Martin Gabel.Giving sustenance to the Bo-: | gart drive are Ethel Barrymore as the reliant publisher of the.newspaper he edits and Kim Hunter as the wife who sees her loy- |alty in à new light es à result | of Bogart's efforts.Actually Iilmed in large part, in the news plant of the New York Daily News for the sake of authenticity, \u201cDeadline \u2014' Pam & | { | | Box 10, 3504 Park Avenue, Montreal | _ i IF THEY ASKED YOU PDP \u201c 0 U.S.A.\" employs a number of well- known New York stage players in tt» company.Among these are of, HOTELL 0 COULD YOU REFUSE?Be equally generous when on their behalf you are asked to CATHOLIC, ROLLER rame Thriller and Comedy Share.Westmount Double Bill lot a big city newspaper; the in- | casts Dean and Jerry as a vaude- { plain to the colonel that it\u2018s all a | Dean to Fort Belding, to become j & paratrooper.J gun, Jerry's attempt to master the Ed Begley, Paul Stewart, Warren Stevens apd Audrey Christie, \u2018Others featured are Joseph de Santis, Joyce MacKenzie, Fay) \u2018Baker and Jim Backus, and there is a long supporting roster.\u2019 Richard Brooks, author of the screenplay as well ag director of \u201cDeadline\u2014U.8.A.,\"\u201d is noted for his realistic flair, and has spared nothing to incorporate this flavor in his latest work, The workngs tricate alllance of gangsterism with weaknesses in a political setup; the cold slaying of an ex-show- girl who becomes involved with the rackets king, these are among the graphic events virtually lifted from recent headlines that punc- \u2018tuate the narrative of \u2018Deadline \u2014U.S.A.\u201d Sol C.Siegel produced § the Film, ADDED ATTRACTION Also on the same program- is Hal Wallis \u201cJumping Jacks\" star- Ying Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis who give a riotous demonstration of what happens when an anemic song- and-danoe man and his gril- happy buddy join the paratroops.Punctuated with bright music, Hvely dancing and romance, the \u2018demonstration stacks up as the\u2018 screwball team\u2018s freshest and funniest screen chore to date.To get down to cases, the story ville team.For a while, that is.Then Dean answers the call to the colors.Jerry can't follow because his rickety frame just isn't up to the rigors of Army life.But while visiting Dean, he\u2019s mistaken for a genuine GI.Before Jerry can ex- terrible mistake, he\u2019s clapped into a soldier suit and marched off with What happens when Dean and Jerry undergo the rugged training for \u2018chute-jumping\u2019 sky soldiers marks one of the wildest military episodes since the invention of the mysteries of packing a \u2019chute, his tussle with a tough top kick, and his near-strangulation on the prac- tice-jump rig are to be seen, not described.The base is reduced to belam as the scatter-brained bungler and his conniving buddy leap from one catastrophe to the next.In the war games, Jerry hilariously fumbles his way into the role of hero.And in the big graduation jump (actually photographed at Fort Ben- ning), the pair goes through some aerial maneuvers that would have the Wright brothers writhing in their graves, Initial Meeting 0f Municipal League Wednesday The Westmount Municipal Hockey League, operated by the Westmount Recreation Department, will hold its opening meeting on Tuesday evening, mount Athletic Grounds, 4350 St.Catherine Street West.It 1s hoped that we may get enough entries to operate a Pee Wee, Bantam, Midget, and Juvenile League, All those Interested in entering a team, or In helping to organize a team, or in doing any volunteer work to help the League are welcome and asked to be present.Age qualifications have been altered and are now as follows: Pee Wee\u2014Under 12 as of Au- 14, Midget under 16, Juvenile under 18\u2014all as of above date.All players\u2019 cards will be glven out and returned during the week of Nov.17, 1952, and must be completed and returned (with birth certificate where necessary) by December 81, 1852, Your early co-operation In turning out to this first meeting will help us to get a good Oct.28 at 8 p.m.at the West- gust 1st, 1952; Bantam\u2014Under | TES - Dot maman mice, 3 ens 3h FUTUR ra rR spe a go on .; ens ÇÎ * .LR .THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, \u2014 OCTOBER M4, 1688 \u2014 - A FREIGHT INCREASE SHOWN freight train in the United States has increased 108 tons since 1943, {In the same period the average number of cars has gone up from 521 to 585 Notwithstanding these increases, freight trains are moving 9.0D per cent faster than they did nine years ago.Only those persons lving near the equator are able to see all of \u2018the star constellations.A TASTE THE ALE WITH THE SEEDLESS HoPs\u201d .prove to yourself that O%éefes has a REALLY MILDER FLAVOUR oi O'Keefe's Ale is brewed with geedless hops.Removing the seeds removes all unpleasant bitterness .assures milder, extra satisfying flavour., ASK 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3955 St.James Street West Montreal 30 * Telephones \u2014 WE.2432 - Fl.2595 Evenings \u2014 VI.4127 - Fl.4458 uF Act.have already commenced in wilful intent.OVERDUE .Have You Purchased Your Radio Licence The obtaining of new Radio Receiving Licences is mandatory on April 1 or as soon thereafter as possible.Under the Radio Act, 1938, the Department of Transport is not only required to collect the licence fee from all radio owners but may prosecute where necessary to enforce the Warning is given that investigations and prosecutions Licences are overdue through neglect, misunderstanding or DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT Ottawa, Ontario cases where Radio Receiving P KITCHENER EDMONTON DOES YOUR MONEY WORK AS HARD FOR YOU AS YOU WORK TO MAKE IT?Many hard-working people keep more money in the bank than they need for current expenses.By so doing they are making their money work for them, but not nearly as hard as if they bought Canada Savings Bonds The new issue pays 3.44% if held to maturity, and 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tea.Capacity Crowd Seen For Church Exposition Here A capacity crowd is expected here, as has been the rule in the few communities already visited by the United Church pictorial exposition that is to visit all Canadian urban centres during the next two years.Chairman Fred N.Stephen, of Marcil avenue, said today that accommodation for the pageant in the Town of Mount Royal high school auditorium for the nights of Nov.4, 5 and 6 will only be 2,844 seats in all.Recently in Windsor, Mr.Stephen said, almost 2,000 persons crowded into a much larger auditorium used there on opening night, and at least another 400 failed to gain admission.The Mount Royal high school hall has 948 seats to accommodate each night's audience here, he said.Rev.Harvey B.Campbell, minister of Westmount Park-Melville United Church, is to be chairman of a supper gathering on Thursday, Oct.30, in St.Andrew's church on Cote St.Antoine road.This will be an event preliminary to the opening of the pictorial exposition and the pageant to follow, will include a large assembly of representatives of official boards of the participating churches, together with representatives of the Women's Missionary Societies and the Women\u2019s Associations of these congregations.SPECIAL SPEAKERS Guest speaker on this occasion wil lbe Rev.\u201cBob\u201d Elliott, secretary for evangelism in Southern Sask., and the Rev.R.(\u201cBob\u201d) Morris, well known member of the same department, also from Toronto.Following, at 8 p.m., there will be the official opening and dedication of the exposition and a tour of the exhihits.Dr.Campbell will also preside at this time, and the dedication ceremonies will be conducted by the Right Rev.A.A.Scott, Moderator of the United Church of Canada, from Toronto.Dr.Scott, himself a missionary for 40 years in India, is taking a particularly personal interest in both the Exhibition and the Pageant.For the latter, Sir Ernest MacMillan has composed the musical background and accomn°- The Exposition is to be open to the public from 2 to 5 p.m.on Friday, Oct.31, and at the same - ES a « 4 > 1.ow hours on Monday, Nov.3.PAGE WIVES AUCTION SALE 500 Valuable Oil Paintings (i) Sou BRITISH, COLONIAL and _ CANADIAN ARTISTS For account of LESLIE W.LEWIS of LONDON, ENGLAND will be held at ANTOINE'S NEW ART GALLERIES 939 Victorla Square , On THURSDAY AFTERNQON, October 23rd, at 2:30 o'clock.Alse FRIDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS and EVENINGS, October 24th and 23th, at 2:30 and 8 o'clock.Paintings now on view and may be urchased by Private Treaty except during Auction Sessions.WALTER M.KEARNS & SON AUCTIONEERS AND EXPERT VALUATORS.ALPACAMA Canada\u2019s Most Famous Coat! 55.00 Warmth without weight.HATS 05 12.95 WOLSEY HALF HOSE 6-3 rib, all wool, Nylon 1.50 spliced The New Fall ADAM ROYAL B.V.D.Nylon Tricot SHIRTS REVERSIBLE : WINDBREAKERS Blue corduroy and red 16-50 satin with white trim The most economical shirt you can by Open Fridays to 9 p.m.BRUCE JOHNSTON MEN'S WEAR 1267 Greene 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dealers,\u201d and trust or loan companies.Your order can be FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1952 A Good Investment * + * 7th Issue of Canada Savings Bonds Offered for Sale The 7th issue of Canada Savings Bonds will soon be placed before the public.This Is most encouraging, a proof of the soundness of the bonds, and an incentive for all many others.sorry.placed with your employer if you wish, when regular deductions to cover it will be made from your salary for 12 months.This is an easy way for the average person to get in on a sound investment.These bonds are, immediately dedeem- \u2014 able, should the time arrive when you desire ready cash.Nothing can possibly be a safer investment than Canada Savings Bonds.They are|+ backed by all of this country\u2019s resources, farming, forestry, fishing, minerals, and Further Canada\u2019s prosperity by buying Canada \u201cSavings Bonds \u2014 and encourage your friends to do likewise.You won\u2019t be oh s On Using Time | By Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor Trinity Memorial Church TE - Frm tbr re tt remis It is quite likely that I laid myself open to the retort: \u201cThis just proves it; from now on I give up reading regular columns in the Well, I do not blame them if they do; 1 should much rather they would read one of Wordsworth\u2019s Sonnets on Thursday evening than anything that I shall ever be able to write.But there are so many other ways of using the twenty - four | # hours God has given us.I know en elderly woman in Notre Dame dé Grace, who does not enjoy very * good health, but who uses all her spare tine knitting and sewing and organizing others to knit and sew for the Old People's Home.And I can assure you she gets a great sense of happiness out of it.I do not believe that even winning bridge prizes would compare with it.And, of course, there are those who organize themselves for many activities in the various churches and hospitals, and legions \u2014 the Ladies\u2019 Aids and Auxiliaries and Sodalities and Sororities.They have their useful social side, but they have their indispensable contribution to the general charitable work of ihe community.For no matter how well organized our wekare groups may be there is always something extra for which no regular provision is made.That does not begin to exhaust the openings for volunteer work.There are Scout and Guide activities and youth work generally.No one will ever estimate the contribution to civic welfare that has been made in the past half century by Scout and Guidé leaders and by the committees behind them.I see the leaders and their committees at work in my own Church end I ttrank God from the bottom of my heart that there are some people who do not say: I'm sorry, but I haven't got the time.\u201d 1 attend monthly meetings of a certain board, which consists mainly of busirtess men, and I am amazed nct only at the amount of time they give without any remuneration, but at the care with which they examine every item of business.This is just plain good citizenship.It is the means by which a democratic society maintains itself in health and good spirits.PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D., Minister.Sunday, October 2610 11.08 nm.Public Warship, 7.30 pm.Publle Warship.Visilors and Friends Are Cordially Welcome.Lester A.Woodin, Organtss and Cliolimuster, When we all come to the point where we say: \u201cI'm sorry, but I haven't got the time to do anything but look after my own affairs\u201d, then we are very close to the point of handing over the control not only of what is not our business, but of what is our business as well, to someone or sofhe group who will do it for us.| St.Andrew's Church | | | Westmount + + \u201cLaymen's Sunday\u201d will be observed in St.Andrew\u2019s, West- mount, on Sunday morning.The Service will be conducted by members of the executive of the Men of St.Andrew's.Those taking part are: Kenneth Copland, Cameron Hough, Forest Rutherford, Donald Ross and Douglas Bremner.The address will be given by Ralph C.Young, of Toronto, Secretary of the National Committee of United Church Men.He will speak on \u201cFishers of Men.\u201d In the evening Rev.D.M.Grant will conduct the service of worship.The sermon will be entitled, \u201cBut We See Jesus.\u201d During this service there will be \u201ca period of Joyful Praise\u201d \u2014 the singing of hymns of the Church.led by W.Maxwell Ford.Mr.Phillips Motley will preside at the organ, and St.Andrew's Choir will sing appropriate anthems, and other selections at the morning and evening services.The Church School (all departments) meets at 11 a.m., the primary, junior and intermediate departments joining with the congregation in the opening part™of the service, and after the Sermon- ette by Rev.Donald MacGuire will retire to their class rooms.The Junior Group will meet on Sunday evening at 6 p.m.Young People in their teens (15-18) are invited to attend.Refreshments, sing song, and a suitable program will be included.Leaders: W.M.Ford and Rev.Donald MacGuire.The Evening Group of the Women\u2019s Association will meet Monday evening, at 8 p.m.at the home BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street and Roslyn Avenue CONCLUDING ADDRESSES By Rev.Gordon S.Vincent, B.D.Saturday.October 25th £.00 p.m.GREAT YOUTH RALLY.Salvation Avmy Instrumental GO Quarteile.WHAT M ARES HISTORY Sunday, October 26th 11.00 sm.\u201cTRYING TO MAKE HEAVEN WITHOUT A SAVIOUR, 11,00 am.CHURCH BIBLE SCHOOL.7.40 p.me CINE TRAGEDY OF \u2014 ALY ; Dr.Jehnston Will Preside VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOMED CIRCLE OF FRIENDSHIP Young People\u2019s of Miss Hilda Sewell, 5530 Cote -St.Luc Road.The guest speaker Will be Miss Connie Stewart of Cameron House, Prestonfield, Scotland.The Woman's Association win hold its next meeting for sewing on Tuesday, October 28.The tea hostesses will be Mrs.S.B.Cay- ford and the members of the Ox- ford-Ballantyne Group.The Red Cross Group will meet at 10 p.m.\u2018 + [ Christian Science |} + \u201cProbation after Death\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.This Lesson - Sermon stresses that death is not the key to immortality; but that here or hereafter sin, sickness and death must be opposed and overcome in the way shown by Christ Jesus.\u201d The Golden Text is from 1 Corinthians: \u201cThe sting of death is sin; and the strength of sin is the law.But thanks be to God, which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.\u201d Bible citations include the following from I Peter: \u201cBut the God of all grace, who hath called us into his eternal glory by Christ Jesus, after that ye have suffered a while, make you perfect, stab- lish, strengthen, settle you.\u201d Correlative passages from the Christion Science text book \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy include the following: \u201cIf the Principle, rule ænd demonstration of man's being are not in the least understood before what is termed death overtakes mortals, they will rise no higher spiritually in the scale of existence on account of that single experience, but will remain as material as before the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 52 Academy Road, Westmount, Que.Sunday Service 11.00 am, Subjret of Lesson Sermon: \u201cPROBATION AFTER DEATH?Golden Text: 1 Corinthians 15: 56, 07.The sting of death is sin; and the strength of sin is the law.Bul thanks Le to God.which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.11.60 son.Sunday School.Wednesday 8.15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.Reading Room, 32 Academy Road, Open 2.00 to 4.00 par.Tuesdays, Thursdays Fridays holidaysi.und (except Your Church ss the Bulwark of Democracy.: There Does Freedom Flourish.Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.Come in Church | transition, still seeking happiness through \u2018a material, instead of through a spiritual sense of life, and from selfish and inferior motives.\u201d f Chureh of The Advent ! + Harry Bell, sexton of the chureh died in hospital as a result of injuries sustained while attempting to cross a street near his home.Taken to the Montreal General Hospital, he died shortly after the accident on Oct.15.The funeral service was held in the Church of the Advent and the interment was in Hawthorndale cemetery.He is survived by his wife, four children and one grandchild.His eldest son died 15 years ago.Harry Bell was not only a fait- ful sexton for 15 years but was an outstanding fardenet.For many years he was employed as gardener for the City of Westmount.\u201cRest Eternal grant to him, O Lord, And may light perpetual shine upon him\u201d.Chapter Whist Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi is planning to hold a military whist on Saturday, November 1, at the 6th D.C.R.C.Hussars Armoury, 1103 St.Matthew Street, Montreal, at 8:15 p.m.Proceeds to be used for welfare work.There will be refreshments and door prizes.Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.D.Matheson, 369 Clarke Ave., Westmount, FI.5862.ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev.Alexander Mellor Twentieth Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.n.Holy Communion.9.45 am.Sunday School and Bille Class.10,15 g.m, Maltins, 11.00'a.m.Solemmn Eucharist.Preacher: Rev.E.N.McColl 7.00 p.m.Festal Evensong Preacher: Rev, Robert Slater, Ph.l l\u2018eek-day Services Holy Communion, 8 a.m., Monday and Friday: 7 a.m.Tuesday, Thurs- duy and Saturday; 930 a.m.Wednesday.Mattins: 7.30 a.m., daily except on Wednesday at 9 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 pm.daily, except on Suturday at 8 TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH Sherbrooke Sireet at Marlowe Avenue p.m.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector.Rev.C.J.Abraham, Assistant Twentieth Sunday After Trinity HARVEST THANKSGIVING 8.00 s.m.Holy Communion, 9.45 a.m.Junior Department and Junior Confirmation Class.11.00 #9.Choral Communion.Preacher: The Ven.Lidstone, Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Department.7.30 p.m.Evensong.Treacher: The Rev.8, Eldon Davis, Monday 8.00 pan.Adult Confirmation Class, Tuesday ST.SIMON and ST.JUDE, A.and M, 1.06 aan.Holy Communion.IV ednesday 7.00 a.mm.Holy Commneunion, Thursday 10.00 a.m Holy Communien, \u2018Minister: Rev, Rev.Rev.Reetor: SUNDAY, 8.00 a.m.31.00 a.m.7.30 p.m.10.00 a.m.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH ° WESTMOUNT Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th, M.C.C.Douglas Ellis, M.A.SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY \u2014 1877 - 1952 OCTOBER 26th Holy Communion.Morning Prayer and Venerable C.G.Hepburn, B.D., D.C.L.Evensong and Sermon.H.Andrews, M.B.E., R,D.TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28th \u2014 ST.SIMON AND ST.JUDE Holy Communion.Sermon.Preacher: The \u2018Preacher: The Reverend Organist: Mr, Eustace Tait, A.C.C.O.UNITED CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester St.at Greene Ave., Westmount \u2018 Walter J, Spenee, B.A.~~ Organist and Choir Director, Mr.8.W.W, Lynch, L.T.C.L.Sunday, October 26th 11.00 a.m.Morning - Worship.Sunday School in attendance, 7.30 p.m.Dramatic presentation of Thomas Costain\u2019s famous book, \u201cI'HE SILVER CHALICE\u201d, the story of the Cup that Jesus used at the last supper with Hls Disciples, Young people and visitors te the City are most heartily invited to attend, ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH _ 101 Cote St.Antoine Road, near Argyle Avenue, WESTMOUNT MINISTERS: Rev, D.M.Grant, R.A.Rev.Donald MacGuire, B.D.Sunday, October 26th 11.00 a.m.LLAYMEN\u2019S SERVICE, Sermon: \u201cFISHERS OF MEN.\u201d Speaker: Mr.Ralph C.Young, Secretary of Natlonal Committee of United Church Mén.7.30 p.m.\u201d EVENING W ORSHIP.* -Sermon by Mr.Grant.Text: \u201cBUT WE SEE JESUS\u201d.6.00 p.mi.Junior Young People's.11,00 a.m.Church School, (All Departments).Organist and Choir Director, Phillips Motley, B.A., Mus.Bac.F.C.C.0.ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street West Rev.B.B.Brown, Interim Minister Sunday, October 26th 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 nm.Morning Service \u201cTHE JUDGMENT oN PRIDE.\u201d Guest Preacher: Rev.G.G.P.Kilpatrick, D.D., LI.D 7.30 pn.Evening Service, \u201cTHE CONVERSION OF THE SOUL.\u201d \u201cGuest Preacher: Rev.J.S.Thomson, D.U., LL.D.St.James at the Heart of The Down Town.A CORDIAL WELCOME TO VISITONS Organist and Choir Director, Arnold Bellis VEsTouNT Park | -FMMANUEL UNITED CHURCH Western Ave, at Lansdowne Minister: Rev.HARVEY CAMPBELL, B.D., DD.Sunday, October 26th 11.00 a.m, ORDINATION OF ELDERS, Sermon: \u201cIF THERE COME IN UNBELIEVERS.\u201d 7.30 p.m.Evening Warship, Sermon: \u2018GO WITH MORROW.» GOP TO- Dr.Campbell will preach at bolh services, A Cordial Welcome Is Extended To All Residents of he Westmount Commiunity Director of Music, J.C., Scofl, \u2026T.C.M.B.M.Organist.O.M, SYNAGOGUE CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, WESTMOUNT, QUE.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Mr.Samuel J.Leibowitx, Educational Director FUBLIC WORSHIP Gliddon.Sabhaih Eve., Friday, Oct.24th 4,35 pan.Candle Lighting, 4.40 p.m.Evening Service, SABBATH SERVICES 5.00 aan.Sabbath Morning Seviptural Readings: Torah: Genesis, Ch.6, v.§ \u2014 Ch, 11, 32.Prophets: Isniah, Ch, 54 \u2014 Ch.ns v à 4,40 p.m.Evening Services, WEEKDAY SERVICES 8.30 am.Sunday Morning, 4,40 pm.Sunday Evening, 7.30 a.m.Weckduy Mornings, 6.40 pou.Weckday Eveninys.Next Friday Evening 4.20 pm, Candle Lighting, 4.20 pan.Evening Service, \\ EXAMINER | CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS ne AH THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER M, 1000 nf \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2771x Please \u2018phone your Ads early in fhe week.No Ads accepted \u201cafter 10.30 a.m.Thursday for current issue The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising Ts eS 3c for each additional word re SU ER EXPERT APPLIANCE REPAIRS RADIOS & T.V.WASHING MACHINES VACUUM CLEANERS ELECTRIC RANGES ETC.Free Estimates MOST MODERN EQUIPPED SHOP WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES COMPANY 4209 St.Catherine St.W.WE.2226 FI.3006 18 APARTMENTS WANTED LANDLORDS YOUR TIME 1S VALUABLE We'll send you tenants chosen to fit your vacancies.Good reliable people who won't waste your e.What do you have to rent NO CHARGE TO LANDLORDS DWELLING LOCATION SERVICE NOON TO NINE HA, 8468 HA.4644 19 SHARE LIVING QUARTERS WE are a young well mannered Christian business couple, Are you the owner of a large home, vicinity Westmount, that you wish to share.We require bedroom, sitting room, kitchenette, furnished or unfurnished.All suggestions gratefully considered must be reasonable.PL.6629, O-48 20 ROOMS TO LET LARGE front room newly decorated, with electric plate.In private home, WE.4332 O-46 CENTRAL Westmount, bright room private home, suitable for business lady, light privileges.References.DE.9389.0-22 21 ROOMS WANTED HAS someone in Westmount or N.D.G.a home big enough to rent two housekeeping rooms to a mother and her two school aged girls.Call EL.8665 evenings.0-20 YOUNG business executive desires superior type room, above average accommodation, breakfast, in West- mount, or N.D.G.Excellent references.Please give al! details to Box 420, c-o 2185 Hampton Avenue.\"0-49 MIDDLE age gentleman would like room with private family, first four days of the week, vicinity Atwater, GL.2871.0-50 28 GARAGES TO LET UNHEATED garage, dead slorage, Murray Hill Avenue, $10.00 monthly.DE.9302 evenings.0-31 21 GARAGES WANTED HEATED, vicinity Grosvenor and Sherbrooke.Telephone GL.3890 before 8.30 p.m.0-27 JUHI FUNCRAL HOME 610 5 Sherbrooke St.W, DExter 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED Funera) Home and Chape\u2019 CTT i ili 28 TO RENT 29 FOR SALE 81 WANTED TO PURCHASE 41 DOMESTIC PETS VACUUM cleaners rentals, 076 a LEAVING CANADA SCOTTISH terrier pupples, female day, floor polishers at 20c a day on Attractive home furniture living CHEST OF DRAWERS 10 weeks bld, strong, healthy, register- special rental plan also repairs and |room get; dining roam set; double Wanted, 4-5 drawers, walnut finish, ed pedigree, champion stock.WE.sales of all makes, new or rebuilt, at |pedroom set; single bedroom sets, 820d condition.WA.4677 evenings.7415.0-48 Lucky Home Appliances on terms.HE, 6883.29-b FOR SALE OPPORTUNITY easy O+10 For ladies of discriminating taste, size 16-17; cocktail dresses; assorted dresses, suits, and muskrat coat, the very best, reasonable price.And assorted pieces of furniture also.285 Outremont Ave., between 11 a.m.- 2.30 p.m.Starting Monday through week.GR.4611.0-52 + SOIL Specially treated black earth for lawns and gardens, $4.00 single load, $7.00 double.Wholesale and retail, Bulldozing.EL.1177.O-8 TWO evening dresses, condition.FI.8187.SIMMONS single steel bed, spring and mattress, good condition, $15.00.CL CHAIRS, tables, \u2018rugs.Good condition.Painted bed and painted book- cages, Moving out of town, WI, 0-38 BEAUTIFUL Vietortan sofa, in perfect condition.GL.2705 0-37 size 12, good 0-4 Dark walnut bedroom suite, good condition.Selling owing to having to obtain junior furniture for children.Terins accepted.Phone EL.4380.O-29 BEDROOM, living room, kitchen furniture; gateleg tables; chesterfield; wing chair, like new.Lamps; dinette set; studio couch.Vacating apartment.LA.1994, O-26 ELECTRIC sewing machine; also lady's fur coat, Call WE.5078 between 6-7 p.m.0-54 EASY washing machine, good condition, has white enamel tub.AT.pat bureaus and other items, No dealers.GL.2918.0-33 CHILDREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS Taken in your home.The ideal gift and family record.McCullagh, LA, 1721 evenings, 0-16 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, FA- BIENS, MORGAN'S AND DEPT.STORES.0-17 FURNITURE, new, for 8 rooms, as bedroom set, wal finish; kitchen set, chromed table and 4 chairs; 1 chesterfield, 3 pieces; sacrifice $295.00.WANTED ALL KINDS OF, ORNAMENTS Old-fashioned china, cut glass, small antique furniture, Oriental rugs, oil painting.EX.O-4 42 PERSONALS FRENCH lessons .75¢ hourly, elementary High School conversation, DE.6713.0-63 TEA cup reading by appointment.Call DE.8296.yap 0-21 84 tip WANTED GERMAN lessons, Grammar, conver- n, r FEMALE sation wie espon ence.Best refer EXPERIENCED TYPIST ALCOHOLICS Preferably with shorthand, part- ANONYMOUS time work, afternoons or evenings.FI.0769.0-45 35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE MIDDLE-AGED woman seeks position as housekeeper to elderly couple 974, or invalid, Good references.HA.897 0-25 Will sell separately if desired, 5820 LADY requires posiilon as companion, Sherbrooke West.EL.7825, 0-19 excellent references, live in.GL.4356.39 LOST Wine velvet valance, 18% ong; pair of wine patterne drapes\u2019 Tach TH wide.WA TABBY CAT LOST 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, 11'2\"\u2019 x 20\" or smaller, transportable, low cost of $299.97 complete and installed from Bergeron and Son Reg'd.4282 Brebeuf.Call CH.2419, Evenings FR.1556.O-13 VACUUM cleaners.only $10.00 each.Hoover, Premier, Apex, Eureka, etc.Used.Lucky Home Appliances.HEmlock 6883.0-9 Red collar, answering to the ame of Chinky.Thursday Oot.6th, vicinity Claremont and Chesterfield, Reward.DE.2204, 0-32 GOLD charm bracelet, Friday, Oct.17, reward.FI.8729.0-41 KITTEN lost, October 14th, vicinity Boulevard and Grosvenor, dark and light brown, stripes on body, white face and paws.Phone DE.1307.O-47 PEN grey Waterman's Crusader, lost Tuesday, phone WI.7989 0-40 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE TUXEDO AND TAILS Wanted, size 42, tall.EL.4275, WANTED, antique or very old odd chairs, for private party.EX.2754.41 DOMESTIC PETS ANNOUNCING the re-opening Veva Robson Boarding Kennels, now under her own personal management.For reservations phone Ste.Anne de Bellevue 2134, O-7 of GROUPS For particulars, P.O.Box 218 Station L, Westmount Wednesday, Westmount Thursday: West End Sunday afternoon.TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65e ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH CARPENTRY CARPENTRY work and painting, also general repair work.Done by expert.Phone A.Tapp.EL.2793.O- 3% S.STANDRING \u2014 wteneral 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.7458, > 0-3 CARTAGE & MOVING WESTERN Crating and Moving, general transport.Local and long distance.Specialty: furniture, pianos, refrigerators.Call FI.1828.-8 DECORATING + Shaar Hashomayim J Bar Mitzvah Robert Allan Hausner, son of Mr.and Mrs.Jack Isidore David Hausner, will this Sabbath morning be called to the reading of the Torah in celebration of his Bar Mitzvah.Women\u2019s Institute All classes In the Women's Institute are now in regular session, and those who have not yet enrolled are urged to do so.Registration may he made through the Educational Office.The First Book Review Tea of the current season will be held on Tuesday, Nov.25, at 3:30 p.m.Foundation School An Open Meeting of parents of the children attending Foundation School was held last Wednesday, at the School.Mrs.Samuel J.Leibowitz, the Headmistress, outlined the aims, program, daily routines, and the specialized procedures in developing a bi-cultural atmosphere for our pre-school and Kindergarten groups.The members of the staff were introduced The Chapel of Cathedral Beauty 1234 Mountain St.UDiversitz 6-6363 to the parents, who visited the class-rooms to observe some of the children's work and to discuss their individual progress.A paper on \u201cArt For The Pre-School Child\" was also presented by Miss Marion Aronson, a member of the staff.Regular parents\u2019 meeting are being planned to take place periodically during the school year.; Men\u2019s Association Other 500 members and friends attended the recent open meeting at which Maurice Samuel spoke on \u201cThe World of Sholom Aleichem.\u201d The address stressed the values of the Jewish life of the past, and their relevance to contemporary Jewish life in Israel and the Diaspora.The speaker was introduced by Dr.Harry C.Ballon, the president, and was thanked by Dr.A.Stilman, Arrangements were supervised by Mr, Fred Packer, Program Chairman.The Inaugural Kiddush honoring new members of the Congregation was held on Shabbos Bereishis.Greetings were extended on behalf of the Association by Fred Packer; Basil Rubin responded on behalf of the new members, and Kiddush was led by Mort.Flanders.+ 1 Westmount Baptist | + + Rev.Gordon S.Vincent, who has been conducting a series of services in Westmount Baptist Church, will conclude his ministry on the approaching week-end.Saturday evening will see & Youth Rally which will be characterized by singing and preaching.Mr.Vincent's address will be entitled \u2014 \u201cWhat Makes History Go?\" A Quartetfe from the Salvation Army will provide music.Two services will be held on Sunday.In the morning Mr.Vincent's address will be \u201cTrying to make Heaven without a Saviour\u201d.In the evening the theme will be \u201cThe Tragedy of \u2014 Almost!\u201d Westmount Cholr, under the direction of W.J.Neale, will provide music.Dr.J.A.Johnston will preside.: Friendship Prize Won By Painter, John Anderson John Anderson was awarded first prize in the Friendship Club's plant competition held Wednesday Oct.15 in the Westmount Athletic Grounds.Presentation was made by E.J.Anderson, Park Superintendent, who was also the judge.Mrs.A.Bryant, copped second prize while Mrs.F.Ward was awarded third prize.Through the courtesy of the City of Westmount plants were distributed td members last June, The plan was that members would take care of the plants and return them in the fall for judging.It was announced that the October birthday party will be held Wednesday, Oct.29 when all those birthdays in October will be guests of honor.Postponement The first meeting of the Parliamentary procedure class of N.D.G.Women\u2019s Club, which was to have been held on October 30 at the home of Mrs.M.H.Schade, \u20182365 Hampton Ave., has been postponed until Thursday, November 6.WALL papering \u2014 Painting, Cleanli« nes and good workmanship.M.J.Hunter, DE.9238.0-51 J.A.BROSSOIT and Son Reg'd., offers first class work in painting and decorating, Free estimates, work guaranteed.Reasonable.WE, 3466.0-12 DRAPERIES CUSTOM made draperies, curtains, bedspreads, etc.Work guaranteed.Reasonable prices, Mrs, KE.V, Mc- Sweeny.NElson 5-5686.0-36 DRESSMAKING EXPERIENCED dressmaker, afternoon and evening gowns, references, vicinity Girouard and Cote St.Antoine.HU.\" 8-6767.0-30 CHILDREN'S dressmaker, Hand smocked dresses and blouses, alterations and repairs, on adults dresscs and suits.VI, 4604.0-14 EUROPEAN dressmaker and designer, dresses made.Alterations and repairs, 5110 Sherbrooke West.Apartment #5 EDUCATIONAL FRENCH CONVERSATION Paris, Montreal! universities graduate, former McGill professor, private, small groups.3479 Prud'homme, near Sherbrooke.DE.2290.ELECTRICAL REPAIRS IF you have any electrical or mechanical troubles, motors, or vacuums toasters etc.or what have 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NEW (dea in Homie Manearing.CLR O73 designed : JALL-IN-ONE | Contains « CUTICLE REMOVER « ABSORBENT COTTON « EMERY bOARDS « INSTRUCTION BOOK 1 .Montreal Museur of Fine Arts, \u201c414 ores TEN : = Social >> \u2018The Wednesday Tea, sponsored by the Ladies\u2019 Committee of the hoa was arranged this week by Mrs, J.Paradis, assisted by Mrs.R.Quimet, Mrs.A.Vanier and Mrs.R.Hanan, Mrs.Florence Seymour Bell, of Westmount, Miss Mary Caton, of Verdun, and Miss May Jackson, of Westmount, of the Zonta Club of Montreal attended the District 1 Zonta International Fall Conference at Burlington, Vermont, last weekend.\u201d Mrs.Q.C.D.Bovey, Mrs.Wakefield Elliott, Mrs.Arthur Lyman, Mrs.James M.Fraser and Mrs.A.H.Dalrymple, will pour tea at the annual sale of handicrafts of the Grenfell Labrador Medical Mission being held today at 2:30 o'clock in Kildonan | Hall, 3419 Redpath Street, Montreal.As well as the handicrafts, Christmas cards, home cooking and hand knitted articles will be on sale.\u201c At the Panneton-Harasym marriage, tomorrow morning, the out-of-town guests will include Mr.and Mrs.George H, Johnson and son Robert, of Toronto; Mr.and Mrs.Joseph B.Ratkowski and daughters Irene and Lydia Joan, of the season.Miss Barbara Chadwick, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Austin R, Chadwick, and Miss Nancy Blachford, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.-H.Lloyd Blachford, who are among the Westmount debutantes + or \"THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, QCTOBER 3, 198 rrr ZH Va 21 3 ds dat us Cs same ey ve À rsonal + > Fovegonmts >< < Weddings | Westmount Misses Making Their Debut Thi Season of Winnipeg; and Mr.and Mrs.Bernard DesCotes, of Seven Islands.of Mr.\u2018and Mrs.George V.Green, and Mr.Kenneth C, Mercer, son of Mr.and Mrs.Keith Mercer.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Wednesday, November 12, in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.GOING STEPPING?ENGAGEMENTS The engagement is announced of Miss Helen Mary Green, daughter EVENING GOWNS COCKTAIL DRESSES REDUCTIONS 5 0 % UP TO DON'T MISS THESE OUTSTANDING VALUES! Personal, Individual Attention \u2014 Away from the Hustle and Bustle of Downtown (Chaylee offe JUNIORS = ours = WOMEN 1353 GREENE AVENUE Westmount NEAR SHERBROOKE OPEN 8 TO 6 DAILY FI.7773 MME A.COURVAL CORSETIERE ie Specialist in: NU-BACK - GRENIER - LeGANT PLAYTEX PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES and GIRDLES NATURE'S RIVAL - A'LURE - CORETTE BRASSIERES MATERNITY and SURGICAL SUPPORTS ELASTIC STOCKINGS eo e oo 5 Stores At Your Service 4861 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST Westmount Also 4235 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.4491 8T.LAWRENCE BLVD.6550 ST.HUBERT ST.413 ONTARIO ST.EAST WEDDING CHEYNEY\u2014FOSTER The marriage of Rose Mavis, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Edmund Foster, to Mr.John Kenneth Chey- ney, son of the late W.B.Cheyney and of Mrs.Cheyney, took place on Saturday afternoon, October 18, at three o'clock, in the Sacristy of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, the Rt.Rev.Msgr.Wilfrid E.McDonagh offi- cating.Mr, J.E.Savaria played the wedding music and white chrysanthemums were used to decorate.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a gown of ivory satin the bodice fashioned with embroidered motifs of seed pearls having a tulle yoke and sleeves ending in points over her hands, and a hoop skirt, Her shoulder-length veil of tulle illusion was held by a satin Juliet cap, trimmed with seed pearls, and she carried a prayer book covered with gardenias and stephanotis.Mrs.W.H, Fisher, as matron of honor for her sister, was in a frock of pink tulle and nylon with a nylon redinggote.Miss Elisabeth Anne Patterson, niece of the bride, as junior bridesmaid, wore a frock of pink tulle and nylon.They all had matching Juliet caps and carried Colonial bouquets of Sweetheart roses and carnations.Mr.John Dunlop acted as best man for Mr.Cheyney and the ushers were Mr.J.H Watson, Mr.J.8S.Hodgson, and Mr.Edmund J.Foster, brother of the bride.Mrs.Foster, the bride's mother, was gowned in beige crepe and wore a brown velour hat, mink furs and a corsage bouquet of bronze roses.Mrs.Cheyney, mother of the bridegroom, wore a gown of navy blue lace with a blue velvet hat and a corsage bouquet of peach Talisman roses.The reception was held at the residence of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs, C.J.Shaw, 602 Victoria avenue, Westmount.Later Mr.and Mrs, Cheyney left for the Southern United States, the bride travelling in a frock of pale blue wool, under a brown sealskin jacket, and wearing a brown felt hat, trimmed with pale blue, brown accessories and a corsage bouquet of pink roses.Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs.Blair Gilmour, of Fredericton, N.B.; Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Allan, of Mont Rolland, Que.; Mr.and Mrs.Murray Sheriff, of Toronto; Taplin, of Waterbury, Conn.To compensate for the years of busy occupation, the retired person requires some form of employment for hands and mind.+- x and Mr.and Mrs.Robert |: APPROACHING MARRIAGES The marriage fo Miss Nadia Harasym, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Peter Harasym, of Rose- mount, to Mr.Gordon Arthur Panneton, son of the late Mr.J.Arthur Panneton and of Mrs.Panneton, of Harvard Avenue, N.D.G,, is to take place at nine o'clock on Saturday morning, October 25, at St.Ignatius of Loyola, the Rev.Father George Thoms officiating.The bride will be given in marriage by her father and will be attended by her sister, Mrs.Bernard DesCotes, as matron of honor, Miss Lydia Joan Ratkowskl, niece of the bride, will act as flower girl.Mr.Brian O'Neill will be groomsman, and Mr.John Harasym and Mr.Lionel J.Walsh will usher.A reception will be held at the Berkeley Hotel.The bridegroom is a graduate of Loyola College.The marriage of Miss Marcelle Tessier, daughter of the late Dr.Marcel Tessier, and of Mrs.Georges Boileau, of Notre Dame de \u2018Grace, to Mr.Claude Panet-Ray- mond, son of Mr.and Mrs.Real Panet-Raymond, of Westmount, has been arranged to take place very quietly on Saturday, October 25, at ten o'clock in St.Leo's Church, Westmount, The reception following the ceremony will be held at the home of the bridegroom's parents, Belmont Crescent.Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Salter, of Montreal, announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy Nellie, to Mr.Edward (Ted) W.Kendall, son of Mr.and Mrs.P.8.Kendall, of St, Eustache - sur -le- Lac, Quebec.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday afternoon, November 15, at three o'clock, in St.Stephen's Church, wn tra ) i or Lt.Cmdr.and Mrs.J.A, Dp: Falkner are entertaining at thejy home this evening, and later wity their guests will attend the Trafal,- gar Ball, being held at H.M.CS§, Donnacona, Drummond street.3 The Naval Officers\u2019 Club, Me.Gregor avenue, will give a buffet supper from eight until half-past nine o'clock this evening, prior tg ° the Trafalgar Ball.Mrs.Lloyd Blachford will entertain at a late afternoon party at her home on Roslyn avenue, West.mount, on Friday, November 14, in honor of her debutante daughter, Misg Nancy Blachford.Mr.and Mrs.W, Leadbetter, 8 Albert Place, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Saturday, and were at home to their friends during the evening.Westmount Women's Club mem-' bers are taking a tour to New York leaving Monday morning, October 27 and returning Friday October 31.Members interested please contact Mrs, H.B.Pope at GL.3266 not later than Saturday, October 25.The opening tea of the Montreal Women's Branch of the Canadian Institute of mining and metalurgy will be held at the home of, the president, Mrs.A.E.Dyment, 242 Stanstead Ave, Town of Mount Royal, on Monday afternoon at four o'clock.Presiding at the tea table will be Mrs A.B.Jackson, Mrs.W.Carter, Mrs.J.M.Forbes, and Mrs.H.Y, Russel.Members of the executive will as- gist in the serving of refreshments, and Mrs.À.Gordon Cam- Victoria Avenue, left by Monday morning to spend weeks in Jamaica, Mr.eron, plane three Tickets for St.Mary's Hospital Annual Ball to be held on Friday evening, November 7, at the Windsor Hotel under the distinguished patronage of the Hon.Lieutenant Governor of the Province of Quebec, Dr.Gaspard Fauteux and Madame Fauteux, may be obtained at the Ball Committee Office, 1500 St, Catherine St.W., Room 218, Telephone FItzroy 9831.Cottons woven for warmth and heaviness are seen in the unfamiliar guise of wool tweed.A EC RE TIT for COLDER WEATHER Tailored By HOROWITZ LADIES\u2019 CUSTOM TAILOR from LONDON'S WEST END 3 FUR REMODELLING and ALTERATIONS 344 Victoria Avenue ; (Below Sherbrooke) dl X WARMER CLOTHES DE.3008 | Z A = BY Ral, 5) à oh 7 PRAY all \\ i\" x PAE Ne RSODS Enunue ie = : pre pride ; M EL AO OA AS ET The Gord st.Fi offic bride; bride.and and A Mont, ec DUS Fin annee a be pm; bmmië casig A pi tiviti Jrop 135 0 PES ES The bride and groom pictured bride is the former Miss Leonora above, Mr.and Mrs.Charles Gordon Millar, were married recently at the little log church, St.Francis of the Birds, in the Laurentians, the Rev.H.G, Baugh officiating.The wedding reception was held at the home of the bride\u2019s parents on Chanteclerc Hills Estate at Ste.Adele.The Mary de Mers, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Warren A.de Mers, of Westmount and Ste, Adele, Que.: and the bridegroom is the son of Mr.and Mrs.G.E.Millar, of Montreal West.Reddy Auxiliary To Commence Jusy Year At Membership Tea First in a series of entertainments and money-raising events being anned by the Women's Auxiliary of the Reddy Memorial Hospital ill be 2 Membership Tea, to be held on Wednesday, November 5, at p.m., in the Oak Room of Victoria Hall.Mr.Lee Fortune, well-known bmmentator for radio station CJAD, will be guest speaker for the casion.* A program for the new season's! tivities was drawn up at the Teen -Agers! Drop in and see our smartly || styled, glamorous | DRESSES SEPARATES Just For You Charlotte Gowns 1353 Greene Ave.- Fl.7773 Near Sherbrooke SWOP SHOP Wants LAMPS FIRESCREEN SMALL TABLES BOOK SHELVES CUPS and SAUCERS Offers BOOKS DISHES | PICTURES JEWELLERY | STENOTYPE MACHINE ® WE RESTRING PEARLS @ 319 VICTORIA AVENUE (Near Western) ELwood 2230 auxiliarv\u2019s first fall meeting, held recently in the Nurses\u2019 Residence of the hospital, Mrs.M.B.Mac- Kenzie, president, in the chair.The Gift Wagon will soon be wending its way through the hospital, according to plans made this summer by Mrs.Oscar Nutik and her committee.The wagon will be stacked with washcloths, cards of bobby pins.colognes, soaps, and small jars of homemade jams and jellies.A tea, to be held November 28, will include a sale of home cooking and a while elephant table, and will be held at the home of Mrs.R.T.Gaunt, 4263 Doichester st W.In December there will be the annual Christmas tree party, with gifts for the out-patients depart-, ment, and a tour of the hospital.January will feature a tea meeting with guest speaker, and at the February meeting a presen\u2018ntion will be made to the hospital.A tea meeting with speaker will also be held in March, while a theaire, party is planned for April, since last year's was so successful.A closing luncheon, musical program.and annual meeting will end the season in May.Zonta Club The Zonta Club of Montreal will hold a dinner meeting at the Windsor Hotel on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.The speaker will be Miss Harriet Hill, columnist of The Gazette, whose subject will be \u201cThe Newspaper Game.\u201d Members may take guests.Fashion Show A Fashion: Show staged by the Speirs-Miller Studios for the benefit of the Woman\u2019s Auxiliary will be held in the Memorial Hall of the Queen Elizaheih Hospital on Friday evening, November 14, at 8 p.m.Betty Speirs will be the commentator.| cluded Mrs.Ee terms etl trator ert Veo mt 2 DO \u2018 Shaar Hashomayim Ladies To Attend\" National Meeting \u201cHow Beautiful Is Our Herl- tage\u201d will be the theme at the forthcoming Biennial National League of the United Synagogue of America, to take place November 9 to 13 in Philadelphia.The Auxiliary .will be represented by a.delegation including Mrs.M, A.Brown, the President; Mrs.P.Levy, immediate Past-President; Mrs.Samuel J.Leibowitz, Hon.Member; Mrs.J.Cohen; Mrs.B.Aaron; Mrs.B.H.Fogle; Murs.Rose Finestone; Mrs.Alex Shul- man; Mrs.M.Shuchat, Mrs.R.L.Bercovitch and Miss Celia Livin- son, : At the recent Succos Meeting, the picture painted and very graciously contributed by Mrs.Mary Goltman, was raffled and won by Mrs.Henry Greenberg.Special Guests included Mrs.Herman Abramowitz, Hon.Member; Mrs, M.Nirenberg, President Young Israel Sisterhood; Mrs.George Hollinger, President Temple Emanuel Sisterhood; Mus.\u2018M.Kanigsberg, President Shaare ZioneSisterhood; Mrs.Chas.Eisen- tadt, President Adath Israel Sisterhood; and Mrs.B.L.Cohen, President Shearith Israel Sisterhood.Head Table Guests also included Mrs.Robert Shiller, Vice President of the Eastern Canadian Branch of the National Women's League; and Mrs.Josef Nevo, wife of the Israeli Consul.The Hospitality Committee in- A.L.Goldschleger, Mrs.Ralph Cummings, Mrs.David Kirsch, Mrs.Louis Richstone and Mrst, H.Lazare, who were assisted by Mrs.Joseph Cohen and a committee of twenty ladies.The Sucecah Committee was headed by Mrs.David Kirsch and Mrs.A.Fleming; Mrs.Fred Pack er and Mrs.B.H.Fogle were in charge of Succah Decorations; and the following assisted in serving: Mis.Louis Richstone, Mrs.Jack Greenwood, Miss Shirly Hirsch, Mrs.T.I.Levine, Mrs.Philip Vineberg, Miss Debbie Lef- cort, Miss Judy Rosen, Miss Sandra Steinhause, Miss Gilda Guttman, Miss Frances Fogle and Scouts Philip Greenberg, David Cohen, Lionel Packer and Stanley Hopmeyer.Stanley Bercovitch and Raymond Besner helped to supervise the serving.Mrs.S.Rudy Convener Fund Raising Activity The Jewish Welfare Group, with Mrs.Rudy as convener, is sponsoring a card party and bazaar on Wednesday evening, October 29, at 8 p.m, at the B'Nai Jacob Synagogue, Fairmount and Esplanade Avenue.Proceeds will be donated to the Association for the Help of Retarded Children (Que.) Inc.These public-spirited workers are making this donation to the; Association in recognition of its | inception and maintenance of | community work.Help is needed .for the Class for Retarded Children, now being operated for a group of 12 children, regardless of their ability to defray costs.| The A.H.R.C., a non-profit public organization, is also planning | showings of films related to its work, as part of its Public Educa- | tion program.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1953 Mr.Charles Millar And His Bride 9 0000 1 AS ALL SPECIAL ! 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Caledonians Will Hold 15e os shacks, wil sa ost ort.Betty Speirs =~ St.Andrew's W.A.The Wome! .Association of g ch, Westmount wy hold its next meeting for se on Tuesday at 2 p.m.in Hutchigy 66 Hall.Tea hostesses will be Mrs, § F Ÿ B.Cayford and the members kL! 4 the Oxford-Ballantyne Group.E The Red Cross will meet at 3 ternoon on \u201cPoise and Health for the Business Girl,\u201d Betty Speirs concludes a very busy week with will provide music for ballroom dancing, square dances, eightsome reels and quadrilles.Society will take place at Victoria Ll Hall, Westmount, on Friday, October 31, at 8 p.m.President, Mr, R.! her fashion show \u2014 ] .\u2018 Saturday afternoon, | Oct.28, at Jack ING J Tm ua Hern\u2019s luxurious pAIN WN i Continental Cafe.pRA LING à The Speirs-Miller ° ° MODE Models will display gowns, and hats by | M ; for Children 8-12.Vera Gowns uliette.Children\u2019 , uiotte pudeur SATURDAY MORNINGS : ALEXAND , getog and Little STARTING NOV.8 AT ORS Nuggett\u201d by Jack Denyse Gadbois Chaput | Olivier Ave.Westmount WA.6939 How\u201cSkinny\u201d Girls Get Lovely Curves: \u201cGain 5 to 10 Ibs.New Pep usands who never could gain wi eight before, naw y, attractive figures.No more \u2018bony Limba, ugly hollows.They thank Ostrex.It puts flesh on bodies skinny because blood lacks Iron Pepa you up, too.Improves appetite, digestion so food nourishes you better.Don't fear getting \u2018oo fat, Scop when you gain figure you wish.In uctory et-acquainted\u2019 size only 604 Try Ostrex Tonle ES ets tor new pounds, lovely curves.DSW Den saday.At all druggists.Rubin; and the latest in furs by Bradner of Westmount.Festive Fashions for Gala Occasions Imported cocktail, dance and dinner dresses Just the smart dress you are looking for for Junior sizes, Misses and Women ave mp er 1316 Sherbrooke St.West ° NEAR MOUNTAIN STREET © TELEPHONE MARQUETTE 1876 meta sr wel im embed 2 22777 77 277d 2727 77 Rd e707 Pep id A AIG UN UE LAMPS \u2014 SHADES © LAMPSHADES : Made to order to your own specifications.Choose from a wide variety of original and s different modern finishes \u2014 Polyplastex, Parchment, Opaques, Handmade Silks.® LAMP MOUNTING : Your objets \u2018d'art such as vases, candelabra, figurines, and antiques converted into lamps.Also renovation of Lamps.® LAMPS: Beautiful selection of lamps and shades, including Swedish wrought iron lamps.O LAMPSHADES RECOVERED, REPAIRED AND CLEANED.Reasonable Prices VERONIQUE Lampchades I .- IN THE É Shocking Women\u2019s } ealm | a S / Barn Dance La .upp Les Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, Westmount ; Exclusive agency for Branch No.39, Canadian Legion, will hold a barn dance in aid of - GRACE L.KNOTT SMOCKING SUPPLIES i ® DOTS ® PATTERNS ® DESIGNS the Breadnor Room, Canadian Legion Memorial Building, 1191 Mountain St.,, tomorrow at 8.15 p.m.Hocdowners Orchestra will be in attendance.Guests bring their own box lunch, and coffee will be supplied.Door prizes will be given.Westmount Club The first business meeting of the Westmount Women's Club, season 1952-1953, will be held in Victoria Hall today at 2.30 p.m.This meeting is open to members only and it is desirable that members procure their membership tickets at the door if they have not already received same.Mr.Edwin M, Briggs, President, will preside at the meeting and a full atendance is requested, C.W.L.Card Party The annual card party to raise funds for the \u201cBellelle Guerin Scholarship\u201d given at Marianopolis College by the Montreal Subdivision of the Catholic Womens League of Canada, will take place or on Saturday, November 8, in Victoria Hall, at 2.30 p.m.Mrs.T.J.Guilborrd is chairman.St.David's Society First meeting of St.David's Society for the 1952-53 season will take place tonight at 8:15 o\u2019clock in the Oak Room, Victoria Hall, Sherbrooke Street, Westmount.Miss Glenys Hughes will show Kodachrome slides of her recent trip to Europe.À movie film entitled, \u201cThe Battle of Britain \u2014 Why We Fight\u201d will also be shown.There will be community singing, and light refreshments Will be served.All Welsh people in Montreal are invited to attend, also persons interested in the work of this Society.> Inquire about our ! 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Mrs.T.M.Walpert\u2014 music; Miss Betty Quinlan and Miss Jacqueline Quinn\u2014girls\u2019 ju- Mr.R.Handfield \u2014 boys junior committee; Mr.Dale Bourcier\u2014photography; *Mr.J.E.L.Hollyer\u2014protocol; Mr.T.P.Slattery \u2014 printing; Mr, J.Byrne \u2014 refreshments; Mrs.B.Dansercau and Miss Berini\u2014secre- tary.Mrs.C.H.Wood is president of the St.Mary's Hospital Ladies Auxiliary and Mrs.J.L.D.Mason is president of the St.Mary's Hospital Maternity Committee, the two organizations which benefit from the proceeds of the ball, The ticket sommittee is assisted by Mrs.William Boyd, Miss N.Carlin, Miss Frances Carroll, Mrs.Pdul Casey, Mrs.Frank A.Coffey, Mrs.H.L.Cullen, Mrs.A.M\u201c Dever, Mrs.T.J.Donnelly, Mrs.Charles R.Doyle, Mrs.J.C.Hennessy, Mrs.W.Lonsdale Holland, Mrs.F.B.Kelley, Mrs.R.J.Mc- Cauley, Mrs, Andy O'Brien, Mrs.John T.O\u2019Brien, Mrs.J.J.Ryan, Mrs.Geo.J.Terry, Mrs.John C.Wade, Mrs.W.Edgar Wayland, Mrs.Vernon G.Wisby.Helping the junior ticket committee .are: Miss Jacqueline DuBois, Miss Micheline Harwood, and Miss Charlotte McGillis.The members of the Ladies Auxiliary work many hours at St.Mary's Hospital on such work as surgical dressings, story-telling to the children, Snack - Bar service of coffee, tea and cookies for the Women's Realm Aux.63 Whist Ladies Aux.63, Clan MacLen- nan, Order of Scottish Clans, is to hold a military whist at 8:30 p.m, in Rialto Hall, 5711 Park Avenue, tonight, There will be door prizes and refreshments.Please bring own playing cards.Scout Group The Ladies Auxiliary of Trinity Memorial Scout Groups will hold its regular monthly meeting on A court whist will follow the meeting.A cordial invitation is extended to Jubilee Tea The Church Women's Year of a Diamond Jubilee Tea and Sale of home cooking tomorrow from $ to 6 p.m.in the Parish Hall, Westmount.Mrs.B.H.Little Is convener, assisted by Mrs, C.N.Stevens, Mrs.A.W.Moore, Mrs.Hungate, Mrs.Cotten, Mrs.R.Bunclark and Mrs J.B.Eveleigh.Ladies Book Club The Rev.Dr.Harvey Campbell will be the guest reviewer at the regular meeting of Westmount on Monday at 8.30 p.m.in Webster Hall, Dr, Campbell will review the Discussion and refreshments will Tle 8 EE CP SEER 0.*æ \u2014 2 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 THE EXAMINER, \u2018WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTORER 24, 1952 \u201cFather-And-Daughter\u201d Waltz | To.Start Off St.Mary's Ball on mea Gove at ner Co Singtel patzonngs of Fauteux and Mrs.Fauteux, Friday evening, November 7, at the Windsor Hotel, will have as guests of honor, My.Justice John D.Receiving Guests Mrs.Edwin M.Bri Jr.sident of the Westrsount \"High School Alumnae Association who WII receive the guests at the Association\u2019s Cards and Coffee Party which is being held on Wednesday, November 12, at 8.30 p.m.in Victoria Hall, This is one of the Association\u2019s major fund raising events and all proceeds will be devoted to their fund for scholarships and other educational activities for West- mount High School students.Tickets and information may be obtained from Mrs.Andrew C.Young, 440 Mt.Stephen Ave, Apt.15, WE.9150.outdoor patients, layettes and Hos pital Aides, members work hard for the St.Mary's Hospital and their services include \u2014 The Maternity Clinie, Social Services, Dental Clinic, Surgical dressings, Layettes Nurses Aides.Guild Membership Tea Being Held At Loyola Loyola Mothers\u2019 Guild will hold dts opening meeting and Membership Tea tod'ay at Loyola College, commencing with Benediction in the College Chapel at 2:30 p.m.Presiding at the tea table will be Mrs.J.P.Leech and Mrs.H.McCallum.In charge of tea arrangements will be Mrs.W.Lons- dale Holland, assisted by Mrs.O.Gaudet.Mothers of past and present The Maternity Committee and and |?students are cordially invited to attend.Queen Elizabeth W.A, Lists Bazadr Conveners The ladies of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital are: very busy these days preparing for their annual fall bazaar which takes place Thursday, November 20, in the Memorial Hall under the joint convengrship of Mrs.E.D, Johnson, Mrs.A.J.Goodenough and Mrs.J.T.Copland.One feature of the bazaar this year, will be a special booth known as \u201cCoiton-town\u201d where one can hd Christmas gifts for young and 0 Canveners af tables are: Tea and Supper, Mrs.J.McRitchie and Mrs.R.Perrie; Wool, Mrs.T.Heron and Mrs.Alex Smith; Dolls, Mrs.H.Thompson; Home Cook- PAGE THIRTREN ing, Mme.G.8.Morgan and Mrs H.L.Greaves; White Elephant, Mrs.C .S.Smith; Christmas Table, Mrs.C.N.Knowles; Children's Corner, Mrs.F.A, Smith and Mrs, E.A.Rice; Cotton Town, Mrs.A.W.Gordon and Mrs.C, P, Bronse don; Drawing, Mrs.R.Pickford and Mrs.C.J.Smith, REMEMBER MOTHER Give her a box of red berried Holly.All gift wrapped, for Christmas.For details write The C.D.MORRIS NURSERY P.O.Box 5.Ocean Park, B.C.\u201cManufacturing Furriers Since 1889\" 215 VICTORIA STREET VALLEYFIELD, P.Q.\\, THE HOUSE OF FINE FURS Os Yb.| Highest Quality Furs at Substantial Savings on Ready-Made & Made-to-Measure FUR COATS Of Every Description You Can Always Rely on OSTIGUY'S @.A.OSTIGUY, Prop.Store Open on Fridays and Saturdays until 10 p.m.quick heat.careful inspection and any necessary furnace replacements follow.Visitors are welcome, Every user of Lasalle Coke qualifies for a free indpection service which includes heating equipment :;.fuel-saving tips on firing and draft control.:.report of periodic call-back Ine spections during the heating season: For Free Service simply telephone Lasalle Coke Service Department, UN.6-6531, or your regular fuel dealer and a Lasalle Coke service man will call.TROUBLE-FREE FURNACE CARE Fernace firing methods when you use Lasalle Coke are easier.Here's the A-B-Ct A\u2014Keep the fire box filled as full as you can get it.B\u2014Use less draft than with other hard fuels.the bottom draft door of your furnace should be opened only while firing or when you went C\u2014Shake very gently\u2014use poker lightly to loosen any ash.Free Inspection Service Remember, when you buy Lasalls Coke, you buy service, too! Call your regular fuel dealer er Lasalle Coke Service Depariment-s Telephone UN.6-6531 conditioning of repairs or parte : Se re eran oe RES ran reat na png te mr 5 es mena orme pe PAGE FOURTEEN \u2018Dinner For Three\u2019 Premiere At Gesu Theatre Tonight \u201cDinner For Three,\u201d the Kool- Vent Theatre production, has returned to Montreal after its London, Ont.tryout and is in rehearsal for its official Canadian premiere at the Gesu Theatre tonight.Barry Morse, Mountain Play- Starting SATURDAY ! ! \u201cTECHNICOLOR A + JOY | M-G-M's BIG MUSICAL SALUTE TO THE WAVES! À STARRING ESTHER WILLIAMS JOAN VIVIAN EVANS -BLAINE \u2018GUYS AND DOLLS HIT BARRY SULLIVAN KEEFE BRASSELLE BILLY ECASTINE THE OF MARCO SISTERS - DEAN MILLER On the Same Program KILLER OR HERO?M-G-M gives the dramatic answer in a grzat new real- life story! n° sacs HAGEN - COREY Sst SHOWING TODAY! \u2018TEA FOR TWO\" in TECHNICOLOR, with DORIS DAY and GORDON McRAE.Also \"SUEZ\" RONE POWER.Martin spartner Jerry Lewis (left) runs afoul of a man-eating top sergeant Dean in Hal Wallis\u2019 \u201cJumping Jacks\u201d,- Sunday at the Westmount Theatre.The film stars Dean and Jerry as wild and wacky paratroop trainees.op (center) settles down to watch the fireworks as Paramount comedy.opening Herbert Kramer, author and composer of this comedy with music, and Robert Goodier scored a great success during the week\u2019s run in London which ended on Saturday, Oct.18.This is the first produc- Lion of the newly KoolVent Theatre, a significant professional undertaking in Canadian theatre.Reviewing the London tryout of \u201cDinner For Three\u201d in his column, Show Business, in the Toronto Globe and Mail, Herbert Whit- taker pronounced it \u201can.experience that will not soon be forgotten.\u201d Beatrice Taylor, drama critic of the London Free Press, called the piece \u201c a comedy that had meaning and a sauve sting in the tail of many of the lines.\u201d \u201cDinner For Three\u201d iz a Kool- Vent Theatre presentation planned in line with a policy of launching and \u2018 touring Broadway destined shows to give Canadians an opportunity to see them in Canada before their Broadway opening.house and radio star, Elfi Koenig, , First Aid Course Starts At Victoria Hall Monday Bri- an- The St.John Ambulance gade (Westmount Division), nounced the commencement of a first-aid course to be held at the Victoria Hall, Monday, at 8 p.m.Anyone interested in the work of this association is invited to attend each Monday evening at the Hall, it was announced hy the: Divisional Superintendent this week.MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM Many architects now are incorporating a ground floor multi; purpose room, adjoining the kitchen, in new home floor plans.The room separated laundering and other housekeeping functions from the cooking ar=a but allows the housewife to keep an eve on the gas range and on the children, too.WESTMOUNT Sherbrooke at Grey EL.9545 Starts SUNDA y for ONE WEEK ! * BOGART CLARKE.| Rone POWER YOUNG ahd TYS 20: CENTURY- -FOX°S Deadiine- wre ETHEL BARRYMORE KIM HUNTER: On the Same Program THEYRE JUMPING WITH JOY 1 MARTIN-LEWIS | P four Free - JON vire Re PORT Sous TODAY and SATURDAY ! \"SCARAMOUCHE\" in TECHNICOLOR, with STEWART GRANGER and ELEANOR PARKER, \u201cATOMIC CITY\" with \"GENE BARRY and LYDIA A The headline: $8 hot story of re-\"| 2 venge killings 88 \u2014and how men à ME who \u2018tell\u2019 are ; marked! j USA.with ED BEGLEY - WARREN STEVENS * PAUL STEWART JERRY 2e Added \u2014 \"THE Tes EX AMINE, \u2018WESTMOUNT, FRIPAY, ocToBER 24, 1953.\u201c Martin, Lewis and Top Sergeant \"Chatting\" or { , LA .wnt 4 Three Wavy Waves in Skirts Ahoy! Ce Joan Evans, Vivian Blaine and Esther Williams, as the three girls of varied backgrounds and temperaments, who become clog] friends when they join the U.S.Navy Waves in M-G-M\u2019s lilting new Technicolor musical, \u201cSkirts Ahoy!\u201d opening this Saturday af the Monkland Theatre.Others in the big cast include Barry Sul.van, Keefe Brasselle, Billy Eckstine, the De Marco Sisters and Dean Miller.Skirts Ahoy! And Western At Monkland Starting Saturday M-G-M\u2019s \u201cSkirts Ahoy!!\u201d launches a boatload of stars, songs, dances, love and laughs on the Monkland screen on Saturday.Esther Williams, in a role as form-fitting as her Wave uniform, leads the big parade of talent garnered for this rollicking musical tale of three girls who join the Navy either to get or to forget a man, with Joan Evans and Vivian- Blaine as her tourch-bearing buddies and Barry Sullivan, Keefe Brasselle and Dean Miller as the males responsible for it ail.Also involved in the whirl of entertainment are the five De Marco Sisters and the popular singing star, Billy Eckstine.Miss Williams plays Whitney Young, the Long Island society girl who ditches her prospective bridegroom at the altar, fits into the life of the Waves like a duck to water, fall head-over-heels in SEATS NOW The critics say |.MORSE EVENINGS: $2.80 (tax in the Canadion Premiere of Herbert Kramer's sparkling comedy with music J MATINEES: $1.30 (tax .20) love with a Navy doctor (Bar | SuNivan) who doesn't like pre atory girls, then put up a sti fight to win and hold him.Hy two buddies have their romant work cut out- for them as well Joan Evans as the shy and homs sick smalltown girl, Mary Kal Yarbrough, who gets jilted by Did (Keefe Bradseélle), her childhog sweetheart; - and .Vivian Blain à the brassy ex-salesgirl, who ase her cap for Archie (Dean Miller) a sailor who once took her rowin in Central Park.But everythin turns out for the best by the tim the Wave fledglings have com pleted their ten weeks of boy training and emerge as knowing and competent Navy girls.Also on the same program is th true story of \u2018Carbine Williams portrayed by James Stewart co starring Jean Hagen and Wenie Corey.GESU HALL 1200 Bleury Street, LA.4453 Opens Fri., Oct.24th, to Sot., Nov.8th Matinees Oct.25th, Nov.1st Eve.8:30 Mat.2:30 .an experience that will not soon be forgotten.\" Herbert Whittaker, The Globe & Mail, Toronto ves a woll-bred and well-spoken comedy.\" .Beatrice Taylor, The Free Press, London BARRY ELFI HERBERT with ROBERT GOOBIER 35} - $1.30 (tax .20) - 390 (tax .10) * A \u201cKOOLVENT THEATRE\u201d PRESENTATION + i | IX [ht £4 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1952 PAGE FIFTEND ul 1] ee girls B Clos lilting rday at ly Sulli.prs and At r.(Bar ike pre Pp a sti Toman As well Ind hom ry Kat td: by Did childhos Blain : \u2018Who se mn.Miller) er:rowin verything the tim ave con Williams wart co Wendel f soon ittaker, loronta spoken Taylor, London i ER him.He |Zwinge \u2018 Stars As WHS Lose 22- 5 à | HSM Next Week: International | (lassic Set For Monday Morning By ALLAN SANDZELIUS Paul Zwinge can truly wear the star's mantle this week if only on pis performance versus Loyola last Friday aft%n which Westmount lost out to experience, 22-5, In scoring the locals\u2019 second TD of the season, Paul received a fourth down punt on the Loyola thirty-five, feinted, then proceeded to plow right through the entire opposition\u2019s team to break into the clear at the fifteen to go over standing up in what was perhaps the most spectacular touchdown run of the high school league this season.Others who played standout.games for the locals were Dickie By- ford, whose passing was all that could be asked for, hard-charging Richie Bell, Gerry Apostolatos and Jan Ferrier whose hard tackles sent the Maroon team packing many & time.Tan Roussac\u2019s punts went for an average of forty yards for most of the game.With yesterday's tussle with Catholic High off their chests the Purple raiders will be out to gain | revenge for their 18-0 white wash at the hands of HSM when they DRY MARTINIS OR f _ MANHATTANS at their very beat! AT YOUR GOVERNMENT LIQUOR STORE SAVE $ $$ 1952 METEOR MERCURY Also Demonstrators Right Now -Today- is the time for you to call in or telephone us for a price on your old car.You will agree that the allowance we are prepared to make is exceedingly liberal.TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS 4269 St.Catherine St.W.2 Blocks West of Greene GL.3901 meet in the seded game (5th vs 6th team) next Wednesday afternoon.Starting time is 3.30 sharp.This Monday morning, however, is most likely to be the biggest event in the current schedule for the Sharp coached squad when they take on their annual rivals from down Andover, N.H.way, Proctor Academy, to try and make it two in a row.The scores in the three meetings to date have been 35-28; 11-0; and 49-5; WHS victorious in the first and third.From what your reporter saw of the visitors last year, the game on Monday should be fast and high scoring with the apparefit weakening of this year's local team and the return of practically the same \u2018eleven\u2019 that proved too.light last fall against Westmount\u2019's hard charging.\\ The game is played half American Code, half Canadian, featuring three of the finest referees Montreal\u2019s high school league can produce.Turning now to WHS Junior football, we are told that said stalwarts have played a few exhibitions to date versus LCC and Mac- Donald High.A few weeks ago, they tied LCC 6-6 then last week dropped a 10-0 decision to the Macs.It seems there's a \u2018six-foot giant\u2019 on the St.Annes\u2019 team who has what 1s termed an educated toe.He helped his mates\u2019 cause along by booting the pigskin four times for a total of ten points.Three field goals (3 pts.) and a single! The return match is slated for this afternoon at four at the Park.Mr.Hutchison late of the WJHS Coaching staff mentors the Juniors.A glance at the latest standings brings us some solace in that at least two Westmotint teams are on the top rungs; the WJHS Bantams in both Soccer and Rugby.Good show, gang, let's keep it up.Deadline Doodling For the benefit of the young Junior school miss who corrected us\u2014we regret our error last week; the girls\u2019 tennis standings were: WHS-9 pts; WHHS-7; WJHS-6; MWHS-4; and MRHS- 8.Doug Alexander asking for participants in his new ven- ture\u2014the West-end Grads basketball team to be entered in the senior or intermediate section of the MBL depending upon the calibre available, and provided a sponsor turns up in time .is invited to join in the practice sessions being held each Monday night at 7.30 in the Junior high gym .Jim Liddell up to the school to offer his home as & billet for ome of the visiting Proctor lads .only a few more were to be procured by press time, Wednesday night .the Green and White will bring with them 32 players, 2 managers and three coaches and will arrive between 4 and § p.m.on Saturday .high spot of the local high schools\u2019 hoop-la term coming up soon in the form of the annual all-day Golden Ball tourney held at the Arthur Cur- rie Gym .prospects for the locals Iook fairly bright with such able players as Pat Baker, Ian Roussac, Johnny Fuller, Randy Brooks, Johnny Smith, and messers Lipski and Rosenberg back to take the Hmelight.add to that All-star eoach Ron Sharp and you have a potent combo .popular hockey mentor, D.N.MacRea back to guide Co ; it anyone interested in basketball SPO Aces, Pee Wee Cham pions Joe Gallagher's Aces upset Jimmy Grant's Cubs, last Saturday 51 to 50 at the Westmount Athletic Grounds, to capture St.Leo's Pee Wee Rugby title, Jean Rinfret, George Spare and Fred Collins, were the three aces .that trumped the Cubs, in spite of the one man show put on by Dave White, who notched all his team\u2019s points with ten touchdowns.This game brought to a close, & highly successful season of rugby competition among the eight, nine and 10 year old youngsters and before signing off, will introduce the Champs.Jean Rinfret, Jim Sullivan, Rodrick Holmes, Douglas Campbell, Michael Leger, Fred Collins, George Spare, Tom Lafontaine and Mike Barry.Bantam Title Game Today The Bantam Six-Man Tough Rugby championship, will be settled this afternoon at the West- mount Athletic Grounds.Kevin Dunnigan's Argos, finish- the fortunes of the Senior puck- sters .hockey holdovers include Gerry Apostolatos, Jim Beasant, Richie Bell, Gavin Scott with starry newcomer, Paul Zwinge, late of the contending Lachine high aggregation joining in on a front line position ., football standings as follows: RTS at St.Leo's ed in first place with ten points.The Alouettes, Rough Riders and Tiger-Cats, wound up the regular season in a second place tie, each club having six points in the final standing.After today's final game, there remains but the all star game to close out the league activities for 1952.Seni rs in Hockey Practise The Academy's senior hockey club, held its second practise last Monday afternoon at Verdun Au- ditoriun» and a turn-out of 18 candidates were present.- 0 0060 00 \u20140\u2014>0C\u20140CA ù ) [ i STRIKE OUT CAR TROUBLE U 5 26462 WITH OUR I | 382% TENSTRIKE SPECIAL © 5 A | ® Adjust Carburetor ® Check Distributor gs © Check Fuel Pump ® Check and Refill © Clean Air Cleaner Battery ® Check Spark Plugs, Re- © Focus Lights Ô 0 gap or replace if needed © Check Battery Cables |] | ® Check Timing » ® Check Ignition Wiring 3 Q Strike out grief by having us check your ONLY | car thoroughly with our TEN STRIKE , à SPECIAL.Drive in today! Our expert $7.50 A (| mechanics do a wonderful job, quickly and y > economically.Parts extra © y 3 A Ô | AUVOMOBLEML/ EQUIPMENT | \\/ T Q À 4010 St.Catherine West Fl.4611 (Corner Atwater) Uy Y\u2014 o> ooo 0Do Do oO OR Kingsbeet THERE'S NOTHING LIKE sheer\u201d FOR OVERALL FOOTBALL COVERAGE \" FOOTBALL THEATRE presents 1191 Mountain Street FULL COLOUR MOVIES o of all ALOUETTE home and away games at the CANADIAN LEGION HALL TWO SHOWS EACH THURSDAY: at 7 p.m.and 9 p.m.For two FREE tickets write: Please mention \u201cMountain Street Showing\u201d in your letter.Due to regulations, children under sixteen cannot be admitted.oom Hinqs Don\u2019t miss the broadcasts of Alouette home and away games each week-end over CECF (dial 600) and \u201cThe BIG TIME in SPORTS\u201d every night except Monday at 10.45 p.m.over the same station, featuring Doug Smith, your \u201cKingsbeer™ sportscaster.FOOTBALL THEATRE P.O.Box 7300, Montreal peer\u201d BREWERY PAGE SIXTEEN By ISABEL M.HURST The people of Wesimount are very proud of -:their city and well they may be.Thanks to a City Council whose members serve voluntarily, we have a clean city, beautiful and extensive park areas, with many facilities for outdoor sports in both .Winter- and summer, broad well- .paved shady streets, a public library which caters to every type of reader from tots to gray heads, - the first floral clock on our Continent and many advantages too innumerable to mention, We have a very active West- mount Women's Club, a West- mount Municipal Association, an up-to-date Fire Department and a vigilant Police Force, fine schools in fine buildings, with highly qualified staffs.And one could cite many other attractions \u2018of our beautiful city.Their name is legion.But has anyone ever heard a Westmount citizen hoast of its one and only hospital?Yet the Reddy Memorial Hospital deserves much praise.Since its complete reorganization in 1916, it is forging ils way ahead in spite of almost insuperable difficulties.The Department of Pathology is most up-to-date.The staff of specialists in this department has been increased as well as its equipment, and the volume of work is now three and one-half times greater than it was in 1916.Miss Grey who trained under Dr.Papa- nicolau of the New Cornell Medical Center is of very special value in this department.The new fully equipped X-ray Therapy Department was inaugurated last June as an addition to the X-ray Department and to the Cancer Control Clinic.The equipment installed in this section is of the latest model, It is most up-to-date and completely automatic.The Maxitron 250 unit makes possible the treatment of cancers which respond to radiation, whether- they are accessible, as cancers of the skin or deep as cancers of the bowel, bladder or cervix and certain intra-abdominal cancers.The unit is also for treatment of some non-cancerous conditions, and with this addition the X-ray Department is now complete and can handle any cases, whether in the Diagnostic Section or in the Therapy Section, that were previously referred to larger hospitals for diagnosis and treatment.; \"The nursery is the appealing feature to most women.Yet how many Westmount women know that each baby after birth lives in its own glass cubicle in an adjustable bassinette so that the babies are changed and cared for in their own little units.That the baby\u2019s clothes, etc.are kept in its cubicle, that no doctor or nurse enters the cubicle without donning a fresh gown?And that there were 1,316 infants born in the Reddy last ~vear?That, in fact, the Reddy has the best nursery on the Island of Montreal?Nor is the Children's Ward one to he ashamed of with new attractive furnishings.The Home Care Plan (the first and only one in Canada) makes it possible for a patient to leave the hospital sooner, receive regular visits from a Victorian Order nurse who bathes, makes up bed with fresh linen.etc., administers injections, changes dressings, also visits from an interne of the hospital when necessary.Think of the lessened expense to the patient who receives expert care at a remarkably low cost, of the extra hed made free for a more seriously ill person! Westmount is the only city in Canada which can boast of such a plan in connection with its hospital.The Reddy has a fine library with a large number of hooks and DOUBLE TRE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER An Open Letter To The Citizens Of Westmount magazines for both pat egts and staff.Cr .* How have you, men and women, helped the Reddy?Hou can you help?Here are a few suggéstions:- 1-Every citizen can work through established organizations such as the City Council, the Municipal Association, the Westmount Women\u2019s Club, etc.by urging these bodies to take eoncrete steps now to give to the people of West- mount not a better hospital but a bigger one (it is bursting its seams now) where the excellent work now being done can be carried on under better conditions and on a larger scale.2.You might with profit read the last Annual Report of the Red- dy Memorial Hospital.It has one defect\u2014it states the work of the | hospital too modestly.3.You can offer to do voluntary ae 24, 1952 work for the hospital\u2014he]pers are needed in most of the clinics, in the Library, in the ouf-door departments, ete.The Women's Auxiliary is desperately in need of active members, the work is so great and so urgent and the workers are few.The citizens: of Westmount by helping as suggested above and in other ways, are bound to bring theli hospital up to the standard of excellence achieved by the various municipal departments.When that end is obtained I®hope every citizen will feel a deep satisfaction that each one\u2019s contribution, work and sacrifices helped to make Westmount\u2019s ho spital a proud boast.Isabel M.Hurst (A Citizen of Westmount) \u2018Philatelique de .: ° - Activities For Winter Planned By Stamp Club .The, Programme Committee of the Westmount Stamp Club ha arranged a number of interesting events for the winter season.Mr.J.P.Rouleau of the Union Montreal wil} speak on the stamps of France on Oct.30.The Club's annual Req Cross Auction will be held on Thursday Nov.13, and member, are asked to again give thy cause their support.Collectors living in the distrig are invited to come to the Club, weekly meetings which are held at Victoria Hall]: Westmount 0 Thursdays at 8 p.m.More than 45,000,000,000 quarty of milk are produced annually iy the United States.\u201cCOOL CONTROL\" brewing extracts only the top goodness from Dow quality ingredients by eliminating all adverse temperature variations in the brewing process.most satisfyin \u2014 + DCR4 + INDOWS PUT UP au WA.7229s: Paul A.Brault & A.Decaqueray, Props.1422 ST.ANTOINE STREET RIDGEWOOD WINDOW CLEANING nev eg "]