The Westmount examiner, 31 octobre 1952, vendredi 31 octobre 1952

[" ab Llee lub hy restj on, i Unio Will altce On al Re] eld on emben e this district Club held at int on quarty ally iy The Ex anminer Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis VOL.XXII, No.44 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 371, 1952 PRICE FIVE CENTS TRAFFIC GUARDIANS SOUGHT TO PROTECT CHILDREN HERE Reddy Memorial Records Room Charred Scene After Fire Parents To Be Insured More Help For School Children The City of Westmount has taken a step forward in insuring parents of the district more protection for their youngsters on their way to and from school, In a move to prevent traffic accidents to school children, the City is presently looking for five \u201cguardians\u201d to assist students in crossing busy streets.Four men who have been stationed at hazardous corners for the past year have proved to be \u2018a very successful experiment\u201d Westmount personnel officer, W.T.Dawe, told the Examiner today.Î They have been at work at Roslyn and Western Avenue, for the Westmount Junior High and King\u2019s School; at Western and Clarke C h B P Ji avenues, for St.Leo's and St.Westmount \u201cpolice have taken, nue for King's School.into custody a youth who had caus- Special Types Sought mount earlier this week, Chiet of for pensioners, housewives and jai- Police Robert Byford told The itors, who are living in the vi- Examiner today.| cinity of the crossings and can Youth Who Broke i children of King's School; at Lans- Paul's Academies, and St.Cath- ed \u201cvandalism\u201d to the interior of] The youth smashed a stained- spare 314 hours, five days a week.| downe and Sherbrooke Street, for erine Street and Lansdowne ave- the church of St.Leon de West-! City Hall is especially looking glass window, damaged the altar\u201d A Westmount fireman inspects the records room of the Reddy Memorial Hospital following the blaze which started in the hospital William Cobb Sunday.The origin of the blaze is still unknown, Chief damage was caused the records, be back in order shortly.Although extensive today.the files will | said Reddy Memorial Hospital Fire Of and candelabras and ransacked the church.Sunday.The vandal gained entrance by, smashing a window facing on Kitchener avenue.He had to ne- | gotinte a 14 foot drop from there to the rloor of the church.A nuinber oË bloodstains were found where the youth entered.in- Sexton Maurice Deneau discovered the damage when he|jans: opened the church, at 8.20 a.m.st.Three corners have heen named for the new positions of the guard- They are: Olivier avenue and Catherine street; Roslyn \"avenue and Cote St.Antoine road; Roslyn and Westmount avenues.The guardians are sworn in as special constables, Mr.Dawe points out that they are \u201cdefinitely mot expected to direct traffic -\u2014 they are to wait till a sufficient num- PE on > - SEB dirnting he had cut himself on the ber of children have gathered way in.around them on the sidewalk and touce report a carved wooden, then cross the street with the bird adorning one of the pews | children.\u201d was ripped from its place and put | They are equipped with cap, altar.A floodlamp was, raincoat and belt, with small arm- from another part of the|hand and white shoulder strap.church and focussed on the figure A hand operated stop sign is also Unknown Origin, Chief Cobb Says The origin of the fire which raced through the records room of the Herbert Reddy Memorial Hospital, destroying the hospital's entire files of case histories, is still undetermined, Chief William Cobb told the Examiner today.\u2019 It is believed that the files, will be replaced because the actual index files were not!on the burnt.Chief Cobb said that this was the first fire at Reddy Memorial.taken Unity Boys Club Stages Hallowe en Parties Tonight Three parties at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club tonight will mark an evening of Hallowe'en fun with 300 members guests of the club for the occasion, Maurice Mariasine, Director of the Club announced.The first party will be held this afternoon for boys between the ages of 6 and 9 years of age.À special program for this event has been arranged by Margaret Nolte and Christopher Gallop girls and boys work supervisors respectively.The midget and junior groups will hold their party this evening at 7 p.m.and the program will consist of active games, community singing, talent show entertainment, prizes and refreshments.The newly formed Teen-age club will officially open their season's activities with a Hallowe'en Dance and have Invited members of the (Continued on page 4) Damage other than the files was* relatively light and was estimated at \u201ca few thousand dollars\u201d for only a few desks, typewriters and machines were destroyed.Westmount Firemen under Chief William Cobb confined the fire to | the records room and extinguished it in about 15 minutes.Chief Cobb had special mention for the hospital personnel in helping fight the blaze.The blaze cut off telephone service to the hospital and some buildings north of it.Service was partially restored about 2% hours later.Patients were not disturbed by the fire.The records room is on the ground floor near a side entrance to the building.The hospital was about to begin microfilming its files of case histories which date back to 1927.A newly-purchased microfilm viewer worth $400 was destroyed.Index cards containing summaries of the confirmation in the case history files are kept in metal cabinets and were not damaged.Dr.E.E.Robins, chairman of # \u2014+ Fined $50 For Assault On Constable | + + A Laxi driver \u201cwho tried to\u2019 shove a Westmount police constable around got the worst of the deal when Recorder A.E.Laverty fined the accused $50 and costs, following the driver's plea of guilty to the charge.Police witheld the driver's name but said that he was parked in the vicinity of Elm avenue and St.Catherine at 1 a.m.when he was approached by a constable and asked to show his driver's license.It was then that the driver got out of the car and began pushing the constable.He was taken to the station a short time later.Police said that a woman was in the the medical board, belleves the fire taxi at the time.may have been caused through an electrical short circuit.The driver was charged with assaulting a police officer.ol the bird.\u201csupplied to the guardians.high school officials.large crowd of students and alumnae, estimated at about 1,000 persons, Mr.Marler remarked, as did all the speakers, upon the international goodwill which this annual school football contest fosters.\u201cThere can be no better pluce than on the field of play to display such international camaraderie,\u201d he said, continuing, \"and if I may say so.when I attended high school, I seem to remember that Westmount High foothall In a short address to thex- Marler, U.S.Consul Address Large Gathering Of Students For the third time in four years of competition, West- mount High School's football team defeated Proctor Academy of Andover, N.H.in a game played at the Westmount Athletic Grounds earlier this week.Of particular significance was the presence of such dignitaries as George Marler, M.L.A, for Westmount, the consul general.of the U.S.A.to Montreal, Richard P.Buttrick, Donald Baillie of the Westmount School Board, Walter Smaill and teams always gave us the toughest fights, and I think that some of the well known stars of my day are still probably playing for the school!\u201d U.S.consul, Mr.Buttrick also pointed out that international relations were usually best cemented on the playing field, \u201cnot only in tennis, as I clearly saw during this fall's Davis Cup matches in Montreal, but also in football, hockey, or whatever the sport may be\u201d.He (Continued on page 4) °° Ears ye pr rt pompe i PAGE TWO \u201ce » + That Albert Smithers believes that there is nothing like cleaning off his car's windows himself.Takes no chances of having his vision obscured by any spot left there by a careless gas station attendant.Has them shining just like à new pair of shoes.« «+ « That Fred (Acme Radio) Griffiths has discovered a mew way to talk to his friends.Fred is so tall that he just stands In the gutter and carries on a conservation with someone who Is standing on the sidewalk.Say: he can look them straight In the eye that way instead of gazing over theh heads.e » + That Russ Graul is still proud of the suit that he won last year as a top Electrolux merchandiser.Is also proud of the fact that his Westmonut branch Is leading all others: peross Canada.But Russ hasn't got 8 swelled head, the next suit will have to be slightly larger around the waist.+ + .That Olive Boulanger, Macy's drug dept.cashler, has quite a variety of sweaters in her wardrobe.+ o « That the Children's Theatre is staging that perennial favourite, \"Anne of Green Gables\u201d, at Victoria Hall tion of the Ganadian Council of Foremen's Clubs, «+ That C.W.Houston, retired City secretary-ireasurer, is associated with ©.J.Dryden Co., contractors, Hillside Ave.« «+ \u2026 That the congregation of the Church of the Advent will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the founding ~ on Saturday, Nov.15th.of the church on Advent Sunday, Dec.7th.+ « » That the Mary Helen Beauty Salon ot the corner of Western and Clare- mont has been sold and wiil be newly renovated and redecorated by the new owners, + + + That the lady who lost her shoe when it caught In the tracks at Victoria and Sherbrooke on Wednesday A.Ms « + That Norm Millington, Y.M.\u2018se- eretary, spent part of the week In Toronto attending the annual conven- Tr wirnouT WEEE WARMT ne mrnch à QE wook THE GENUINE a PACAIA | MOTHPROO\u201d some of the spectators who didn't know whether to offer help or just pretend that they didn't see anything at all unusual about a lady crossing the street minus one shoe.« «+ » That Mrs.Pope's Home Cooking store has also changed hands and is now offering a much larger variety of baked goods.« +» + That Mrs, Taylor of the Swop Shop Is mow ome of the youngest- looking grandmothers In Westmount.It's a grandson, born Monday.Unity Boys\u2019 Club Plans Mixed Ping Pong Event Insist upon this label.#'s ALPACAMA, the overall choice of a lightweight overcoat, handsomely styled and failered.6b ALPACAMA CANADA'S MOST FAMOUS COAT Open Fridays to 9 p.m.BRUCE JOHNSTON MEN'S WEAR 1267 Greene Avenue (Opposite Steinberg's) Fl.6015 ff S EXHIBITION of PAINTINGS By STANLEY B.WILSON A ping-pong tournament for girls age 10 to 15 will get underway Nov.1, and all girls in this age range\u2019 who are interested in participating in this tournament are urged to sign up early.Maurice Mariasine, Director of the Unity Club announced.AT 231 ELM AVENUE, WESTMOUNT October 25th to November 8th Daily: 2:30 to 10 p.m.L 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 FAMILY for a period of two years The Policy pays up to $10,500.00 for EACH FAMILY MEMBER Insure To-day Call.E.D.CHRISTMAS 388 St.James Street West \u20ac Glenview 4519 LL MA.3332 Pe was not nearly as embarrassed as Eee po A PE Oe et TEA - 7 gaan THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1952 Hallowe'en Party At YMCA Tonight For Hi-Y Clubs Westmount Hi-Y Clubs are holding a Hallowe'en party at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.tonight for all the children in the neighborhood, it was announced, Under the leadership of Jane Bartlett and Derek Dawson, & varied and interesting program has been planned, including a Haunted House, a Shadow Show, fortune telling, movie, and refreshments, consisting of ice cream and candies.The party will start at seven p.m.and end at nine.The highlight of the evening will be the Grand Parade, when all the costumes are judged.Prizes will be given for the best costumes, Westmount Junior Stamp Club Shows Great Progress Five years ago this November a group of boys got together weekly and formed what is now the West- mount Junior Stamp Club.From that small group has grown the largest and most progressive postage stamp club in Canada.The first president was Max Caplan, followed by David Hackett.Michael Ashby this year became the club's third president.The aim of the Westmount Junior Stamp Club is to promote greater knowledge of postage collecting, which, in turn promotes facts about geography, history, and many other subjects.It is therefore educational as well as being an interesting hobby.The most interesting part of the club has been made since January of this year.Since then a constitution has been drawn up, a bank account started, paper notices sent out to members and accounts of the club's meeting published in this newspaper.Also a first-day-of-issue service has been made possible.During the season 1951-52 the club held 30 meetings with an average attendance of 24.6.The average attendance this season so far has heen 40.7.The latter is a considerable rise, which, it is hoped, will be continued.At the end of the 1951-52 season 90 members were registered.Now that figure has risen to 117.Last season various quizzes, raffles, auction sales, talks and votes on different matters took place.The proceeds of the quizzes, auctions etc.went to charitable worthwhile purposes.These activities will be continued this year.The Westmount Junior Stamp Club is governed by two adult advisers and an executive of five consisting of a president, vice- president, secretary, treasurer and membership whip.The latter's duty is to get members to attend the meetings.The executive and advisers abide by a constitution consisting of five articles and 17 sections.The executive is either clected by the club or appointed By the advisers.All boys and girls who are interested in stamp collecting are urged to join the club.Meetings are held in the Oak Room of Victoria Hall on Thursdays at 7 p.m.All juniors are cordially welcomed, \u2019 Church Of Advent To Celebrate 60th Year The 60th Annivessary Bazaar of the Church of the Advent will be held Friday, Nov.14 from 7 to 10 p.m.and on Saturday Nov.15 from 1.30 until 5 p.m.Situated at Wood and Western avenues, the Church ig celebrating its 60th anniversary \u2018in November.W.H.S.\u2014\u2014 ie Purple 'N White REVIEW .We had some more comments on our little little corner this week .- .all good we're happy to say .also we are including a new section this issue, a Red 'n White review ., thanks to the combined efforts of Lynn Rodger, Eleanor Bowles and Fran Remillard (hope we spelled that correctly) .: Hear that amiable French master, E.A.Hutchison is out for his M.A.in French at McGill.we wish him luck.the Proctor bus was evidently in such a hurry that it almost left one of ity passengers behind - .or maybe he just couldn\u2019t tear himself away from our local belles! .Glee Club hit their season's stride with a concert at the Vic Hall on Dec.8 .Gifford handsome prize at the Saturday nite do .noticed St.Leo's star, Tom St.James looking over 4.pes.Mitchell at the podium .the best possible choices were made, in our opinion at least, in Paul Zwinge and Bev Christmas as Football King and Queen.long may they reign .L'AMOUR TOUJOURS, L'AMOUR M\u2018Liz Thompson was the first of a host of Westmount's finest to receive letters (ar- the field at the same place , , .Grad Patter Forty-niner Terry Seaman now doing some part-time music teaching at King\u2019s and Queen's #schools while studying for a musical degree at McGill .George \u2018Shorty\u2019 Cochrane taking an M.A.at the same institution .just concluded his ninth season in association with the Snowdon Major Fastball reddy?) from the departed Proctorites .seems like they're taking Jack Lang's game-time suggestion of having the cheer-leaders come on\u2019a my house .get it?.we don\u2019t +».did Trudy and Heather really misplace those decorations?.and speaking of friend Trudy, we spied her coupled with Harry Nasmith at the big dance on Sat- loop .Bill Macdonald, '44, B.A, McGill now practicing law in (pardon the expression) Toronto .also in the Queen city \u2014 Joe Duf- fin \u2014 \u201944 , .John Clennel \u2018Jake\u2019 Dickins (!!) making a name for himself in the radio \u2018racket\u2019 in Ontario .\u201945 grad, John Pepper, (Continued on page 4) urday nite along with such not- NG ables as, Paul 'n Ann, Heather % ?ANT WG Cross and Bruce McBean, Agnew e prAW FLUNG and Swift, Bev 'n \u2018Biff\u2019, and sis- o MOP ter Sue with Pete, of beverage fame .parties were held Sunday nite at the domiciles of the Misses Doig and Cooke In honor of the visiting Americans .Had the seniors won Wednesday, John Savoy's birthday would have been remembered with a \u2018bang\u2019 .popular \u2018Don\u2019 McRae and spouse walked away with a [JJ WESTMOUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE [J] MISS R.WOOD, Principal Cor.St.Catherine S?.and Greene Ave.Reyal Bark Bullding \u2014 Entrance: 1165 Greene Ave, Why not enroll with a school established over 20 years in Westmount and which has graduates in all leading Montreal firms?Classes, Expert instruction.for Children 8-12 SATURDAY MORNINGS STARTING NOV.8 Denyse Gadbois Chaput Olivier Ave., Westmount WA.6939 .Day or Evening.WEllington 1885 \u201cTHE SCHOOL OF SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS\u201d also private lessons.HOWARD S.ROSS Q.C.Barrister and Solicitor Department for the Closing of Estates of Deceased Persons Office: Suite 1115, Daily Star Bldg., Residence: Terrace Apartments, 231 St.James Street West, Ten Rosemount Avenue, Plateau 4451 Westmount, GLenview 2177 If no answer at residence 'phone PL.4451 funds, the club account and other; R.GERARD SAMPSON Advocate and Barrister Department for the closing of Estates of Deceased Persons OFFICE : RESIDENCE : 57 St.James Street W.628 Davaar Tel.BE.4439 Tel.CA.3856 CITY OF WESTMOUNT COMMEMORATION.SERVICE Public notice is hereby given that a Commemoration Service in honor of those who made the supreme sacrifice in the wars of 1914-18 and 1939-45, will be held at the War Memorial on Sunday, 9th November, 1952, at 2:30 p.m.All citizens and the next of kin of those whose names appear on the monument are invited to attend.Those wishing to deposit wreaths may do so at the conclusion of the service.A.W: D.Swan Secretary-Treasurer J.S.Cameron Mayor = om a mt im HIND dA SEO F]g g 0 gm + er in- or Dr» is pst nt e\u201d for in er, {\u20ac IIS Lib ENT 3 \u201c new staff members have joined the \u2014_\u2014 FINE FLOORING ® ASPHALT e HARPWOOD ©-RUBBER SUPPLIED - FINISHED - CLEANED * Specializing in Refinishing Old Floors A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET WE.2323 Free Estimates WESTMOUNT VOL.XXII, No.44 hd ; - Che Eleven New Staff Members Joined Unity In October During the month of Oct, 11 growing Unity Boys\u2019 Club Staff, They are: Barrie Charters, who has assumed the duties of Club Secretary and in addition will be in charge of the games room operation.Mrs.J.C.Wakely who will conduct a leatherwork, felt- work and shell work class on Thursday evenings.Miss D, Peterson who gives group piano lessons for both boys and girls every Saturday morning from 9 to 12 noon.John B.Eckstein, leader of the Chess Club, which meets on Wednesdays.Frank L.Paradise, who takes two groups, the leather- work class on Wednesdays and the |.Stamp Club on Thursdays.Frank Reilly who instructs woodwork on Thursday nights, Lorna Phillips of the School of Social Work of McGill University who leads a play group.Herbert Davies, club projectionist.Unity graduate, June Craig, who conducts an Art Class every Friday evening, Mrs.William Pitts, teaches sewing on Monday afternoon and J.C.Wilson who began his Photography Class last Monday night.Robins, bluebirds, bobolinks, wrens, humming birds, and scores | of others cover distances from five | to 10.000 miles in migration flights.FURS REMODELLED TO 1953 STYLES also Repaired - Cleaned - Glazed at exceptionally low prices OVERCOATS TURNED AND MADE TO LOOK LIKE NEW We specialize in making Fall Coats into Winter Coats, © Avenue Tuilors & VALET SERVICE Hand-tailored Suits and Coats For Ladies ond Gentlemen, DeLuxe Dry Cleaning 1186 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St, Catherine) Pick Us WE.5908 end Delivery OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS CLOSED SATURDAYS Fred Weyman, artist, shown above working on one of the pictorial panels in the United Church Exposition.Rev.Arthur E.Kewley, secretary of Stewardship for the United Church of Canada and director of the Exposition looks on, Upper right, are Rev.A.A.Scott, left, Moderator of the United Church of Canada, and veteran of 40 years missionary service in India with Professor C.W.David, Christian professor on the staff of Indore Christian College.Shown right are Prof.C.W.David of India, Miss Maria Chela of Angola, Africa; Rev, Floyd Honey, returned missionary from China and Rev.Harold Steed, Agricultural mis- ~ sionary on furlough from Angola, Africa.They are shown in front of one of the Exposition\u2019s pictorial panels.\u201cChurch At Work\u201d Started At St.Andrew\u2019s Yesterday Designed to offer a popular, | graphic outline of United Church missionary endeavors, the local version of the largest exposition of the \u201cChurch-At-Work\"\u201d, will be presented at St.Andrew\u2019s Church Hall, Cote St.Antoine Road, West- mount, Oct.31 until Nov.3.The following is a list of events to be held at the \u201cChurch-At- Work\" :\u2014 Friday, Oct.31 \u2014 8.15 p.m.Young People\u2019s rally, Rev.M.N.Buchanan, Montreal, Prof.C.W, David of Indore Christian.College, India, who accompanies the Exposition on tour throughout Canada during the next two years.Saturday, Nov.1 \u2014 945 am.and 1.45 p.m.\u2014 Sunday School rallies.Sunday, Nov.2 \u2014 Interchange of United Church ministers in local pulpits, and special speakers.Chairman is Rev.Eric D.Errey at DExter 4309 or 4907, Monday, Nov.3 \u2014 8.15 p.m.Mass meeting.Rev.Dr.Camp- MORTIMER 1215 Greene Avenue B.A., B.C.L.Barrister 3+ Solicitor WEINFIELD WE.9071 65 Hillside Avenue ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.P.McCuaig Limited WESTMOUNT = + = WI.1104 bell, chairman, Rt.Rev, Dr.A.A.Scott, Moderator, speaker, J.Bieler Elected President Of Hi-Y Clubs At the joint meeting of the Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hi-Y, October 23, the executive for the 1953 Hobby Show was elected.The executive is as follows:- President, Jackie Bieler; Vice - Presidents, Joan Adams and Jeff Seymour; Secretary, Lyn Tyler; Treasurer, Bob Haslett.Several committee chairmen were elected at the same time, and they are as follows:- Advertising, Joan Scharfe; Booklet, Sandra Ross; Music, Sandra Bennett; Art, Gordon Clements; Pets, John Blachford.Lettors D | The Editor Dear Sir: It was with pleasure 1 read the excellent \u2018open letter\u2019 in last week's issue of the Westmount Examiner by Isabel M.Hurst, The City of Westmount has a right to be proud of its hospital, Reddy Memorial, on Tupper street, West.It is unnecessary for me to repeat anything already said by Isabel M.Hurst, but I wish Lo announce anybody interested in the Women's Auxiliary of the Reddy Memorial Hospital is cordially invited to a membership tea, taking place on Wednesday, Nov.5 at 3 p.m,, in the Oak Room of the Windsor Hotel.Mr, Lee Fortune, well known radio commentator for radio station C.J.A.D.will be the guest speaker.Isabel Christie.+ + es ee Wxaminer WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1952 \u201c50 YEARS IN.WESTMOUNT\" Reliable ee .JEWELLERS » WATCH REPAIRS 4 Certified Wotchmakers OHMAN'S WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THREE \u2014 = United Church Exposition Draws Large Audience ed fo ofc.\"SALADA TEA HENRI DEMERS Suggests .FOR THE WEEK-END ROAST OF PORK FRESH KILLED \\ 55: MAPLE LEAF BROILERS HAM - - - .55 RUMP AND RIB ROAST OF BEEF \u2026 75- OLD ENGLISH STYLE CORNED BEEF RIB END Featuring Red Brand Beef, Fresh Killed Poultry, Fresh Fish received daily and complete stock of High Class Groceries.es BEER < ALE «PORTER CLIFFORD'S MARKET 1319 GREENE AVENUE FREE DELIVERY - Fl.1166 rs me Se ne Fg Te \u201cPace FOUR THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, octoneh & ÿ, 1982 \\ With No Home To Go To, Welcome Hall Mission Keeps Them Going Mission Competes With Tavern; | Needs Clothing To.Aid Service + By MORTON RANSEN 7 Two west end men, who operate an independant Montreal mission, are in competition with down town taverns in reaching « out Jor the patronage of unfortunate passers-by.W.J.Smith of 72 York avenue, Westmount and George H.Jewell of Melrose avenue, N.D.G.told The Examiner that most of the \u201ctransients\u201d who drop into the Welcome Hall Mission, at 1017 &t.Antoine street are \u2018really unfortunate\u201d.However they admit that \u2018Welcome Hall is sometimes passed up in favor of the \u201cpopular tavern next door.\u201d \u201cMost of the transients we get (we don't call them bums)\u201d said Mr.Smith, their desire to get jobs and live useful lives\u2014 they have just been unfortunate and need help.\u201d In its 60th year of service.Welcome Hall is one of the only independent missions run on the same basis as those first established in this country a century and a quarter ago.Its purpose is to provide food and warm clothing for the un- \u201care really sincere in fortunate.Although Welcome Halls management is completely independent certain ties in welfare work are held with other worthy associations.Mr.Smith and Mr.Jewell frequently distribute meal and lodging tickets from Salvation Army homes and other mis- slonaries, The missions 14 directors are: Anson Walker, 4360 Grand Boule- Nov.4 \u2014 Registration Nov.11 \u2014 2nd Session Nov.18 \u2014 Final Session to the WESTMOUNT CIVIL DEFENCE BASIC TRAINING COURSE A Basic Civil Defence Course will be held in the Westmount Grounds Building, 4350 St.Catherine Street West, as follows: Opening Session .Athletic \u2026\u2026.7:30 - 8:00 p.m, 8:00 - 10:15 p.ms\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.8:00 p.m.\u2019 Films and Demonstrations will he used extensively.Westmount citizens interested in this course and whe have not yet registered through their Warden, may inquire or register by phoning or writing Administration Officer WESTMOUNT CITY HALL 4333 Sherbrooke Street Telephone: WI.5836 - FI.8531 ecoveousue 8:00 p.m.West W.J.Smith, far left of Westmount encourages as group of \u201ctransients\u201d with excerpts from the Bible, while, at his right, George H.Jewell of N.D.G.looks on.The two, are officials of the Welcome Hall Mission, 1017 Cote St.Antoine, which like the Salvation Army and similar groups \u2018aims to help the unfortunate and unemployed, The other men in the picture are wanderers who are looking for employment.They have received food and clothing and are now getting spiritual encouragement.vard, president; andrew Hamilton and Sidney G.Madeland of Town of Mount Royal and Chateauguay Heights respectively, vice-presi- dents; Gilbert Scott of N.D.G,, treasure; Joheph Dugid, 5333 Ma- hon avenue; William Ingram, 5040 Beaconsfield; D.V, Gonder, Town of Mount Rqyal; Edward Walcott, 4650 Beaconsfield avenue, Tom McKnight of Verdun; Walter Jamieson of Champlain; W.Bell Elliot, William M.Gardner, Frank J.Kettyle, 5200 Mayfair avenue and Howard R.Hart of 4907 Mariette avenue.The mission operates solely on funds donated by the public.Appeals are made periodically for articles which help them in their work.At present the mission is asking for old coats to keep the unfortunate warm throughout the winter months.Meals are served at the mission with large quantities of soup prepared.Mr.Smith points out that there are some \u201cregulars\u201d who turn up at the Hall.These are vagrants who have become known in welfare offices for their consistance appearance, Since they may have been taking undue advantage of the clothing offer the Hall makes, they are not granted any of the overcoats, but \u2018are never turned away until they fill their stomachs.\u201d For the deserving transient, the whole thing is sometimes a new experience.He sometimes hesitates on the stalrs of Welcome Hall wondering just what he's in for but his reception inside is equal to that of a gentleman of high rank.He à asked to step into Mr.Smith's office and offered a chair.the telephone in your home stands ready to serve you for a fraction of a cent an hour.What else in your daily living means so much yet costs so little?- \u2014Examiner photo by Ed.Bermingham.Ater introductions are made, he is usually greeted with a \u201cYes my man and what may I do for you ?\u201d \u201cSometimes they need .warm elothing or a place to sleep, others need advice \u2014 but all require something to eat.\u201d Former Welfare Worker Mr, Smith was a welfare worker in England, attached to the Glasgow City Mission, he was stationed in police courts.: He arrived here 12 months ago and has taken up residence in Glasgow.Mr.Jewell & resident of N.D.Gis active secretary of the association and is well respected by the \u201cvisitors.\u201d Unity Boys' Club.Yoo from Page 1) Friday Night Club of the Kinsmen's Boys Club of Verdun as their guests.Prizes will be awarded for the ' ap 4 \" .\\ e Marler U.S.-(Continued from Page 1)- mentioned too that he was great] honored to be able to witness thi school football clässic and that he hoped it would continue as long g, these two schools existed.In welcoming Proctor Heag, master, Lyle Farrell, WHS princi, pal, R.O.Bartlett noted that he was \u201cvery pleased to see many interested spectators, eg.pecially those graduates of oyy school who have participated iy foothall and skiing competitions with Proctor Academy\u201d, He said, \u201cto us, (WHS) this contest means much more than deciding the winner of the Doug Smaill Memorial Trophy; it is an occasion to make friends and renew acquaintances with our good neighbours who live in the United States\u201d.\u201cIt is my fervent hope that members of this year\u2019s teams, after they leave our schools, will want to return to .future contests .; then we shall Know that we .have played our parts well in cementing the bonds of friendship and understanding between our two great countries\u201d, Mr, Bartlett concluded.Mr.Farrell received a great ovation from the crowd of students when he announced a decision of the schools\u2019 officials to have thig annual football game played in Westmount each fall with the local school the visitors at Proctor each winter for skiing, Jack Lang, head of the Montreal schools\u2019 athletics department was master of ceremonies with Douglas Bourke, president of the Westmount High Old Boys\u2019 association - presenting the trophy to the winners.Walter Smaill, father of the late WHS football great, Doug, kicked off to start the game as Mr.Bourke held the ball.The final score was Westmount, 22; Proctor, 5.sol most original costume worn, Entertainment, novelty dances, social dancing, prizes and refreshments will be on the program, The planning committee who are re-, sponsible for the organization of the first special event consist of: Colin McDonald, Terry Horwood, Bernard Pelletier, Sylvia Rosvald, Beverley Hurst and Judy Fair- weather, \u201cTha Sanazlian Bank | of Cominaisa The Canadian Bank of Commerce _ FORO HT SO 4 2 13 1)- Ereatly PSS that he long a Head.Princi, hat he * + 80 8, es.of our ted in ptitiong his con.An de.Doug is an Nd re.Tr good United hope teams, Is, will Ire con.WwW that ts well friend- [etween >, Mr.great udents ion of e this ed in h the roctor Mont.rtment 5 With of the asso.bhy to he late kicked ' \u201cte Purple N White.(Continued from Page 2) out of Loyola and McGill Law gchools now a big-wig in the young Liberal circles .Bert Grindley, '45 out at Canadian 14- quidair in Montreal .and we noted \u201952 Grads Thompson and \u201cMowat at the dance Saturday .EXTRA, EXTRA, EXTRA RED 'N WHITE REVIEW Here at last is what you've all been waiting for .news and views from yet another Alma Mater of yours truly, Westmount Junior High .brief this week but coming fast .We hear that a dance held in the school gym last Friday eve was a huge success , , .although the gal\u2019s backs are a little sore .« seems that the swains are a little below par these days!!! .was that 8 certain Chesterfield ave \u2018romeo\u2019 dancing with his next door neighbor?.a pity, we're informed Patsy's Johnny wasn\u2019t much of a success, wonder why?.maybe the gang should take the new Arthur Murray dance courses being offered each Friday after school .always.be prepared, they say .next party coming up November 21.Donnle waits faithfully for Barb, so they tell me .how about some more of that.Clubs and Things Miss Ruth Smith in charge of the debating club which starts up soon .and Miss Jamieson's Glee Club in full swing with a concert planned for early December .want to learn to type?(could use some myself) ., then come along each Tuesday noon .we couldn\u2019t find out where .guess the gang will know .did yqu know that Miss Cochrane is now Mrs.The Tunisian issue which now faces the seventh General Assembly of the United Nations boils down to the fact that the French are doing nothing to bring Tunisian Nationalists to a state of self- government.These were the words of E.C.Carter, Westhil High School English teacher and Canadian delegate to UNESCO in 1948, in an address to the Westmount Rotary Club yesterday.Mr.Carter said that a large number of French have settled in Tunisia and are not anxious for a Tunisian native government.In expressing his critism of the French handling of the situation, Mr.Carter quoted the word of the Bey of Tunis in an address before the UN.The Bey said \u201cThe.whole of Asia practically knocks at the door of the United Nations.Does it Hollingshead?.just try to address her by that title .a little confusing, we agree ., SO Now you know what to expect from this coner ., how about more contributions .just call WA.2776 any Wednesday evening between eight and nine , , .ask for the Purple 'n White ., see you next week .P.8, Seven-thirty yesterday morn was the departure hour of \u2018Jake\u2019 Snyder's gang of 41 Current Events Clubbers on their way to the U.N.in New York .complete outline of activities in Gotham in next week's issue.Jack Hirshberg's Direct From Hollywood.HOLLYWOOD, Oct.29 \u2014 With the election only a matter of days away, work on the Hollywood sound sets has slowed down somewhat in the final flurry of pre-voting excitement, Betting on the outcome is fairly even, with Stevenson given a slight edge in some quarters and Eisenhower in others.The popular vote will undoubtedly+ be close, though the peculiar American system of electoral college votes \u2014 so many votes to each state in the union on the basis of population \u2014 makes it possible for a candidate to win a minority of the popular vote and yet become president of the republic.This has happened before and can occur again.Here in Hollywood there is the usual reticence of the stars to state their political preferences for publication.They figure \u2014 and rightly \u2014 that whomever they choose they'll alienate many fans who think otherwise.Still Humphrey Bogart, Tallulah Bankhead, Richard Widmark and many others have come out for Stevenson, while Ginger Rogers and George Murphy head the Eisenhower delegation.* * LA Apparently the Eisenhower tactic of continuous hammering on a few points has had its effect in Canada where President Truman's popularity scems to have hit a new low.Unfortunately, Canadians have had little opportunity to know Stevenson, the man, whereas they have much respect and a fair share of hero- worship for Eisenhower, the general.But Eisenhower's glad-handing of such smear artists as Senator Joe McCarthy of Wisconsin, who labels everyone who has the cour- LUMBAGO (Lame Back) When your back is stiff and very painful and it\u2019s an effort for you to stoop or bend, take the remedy that has brought swift, mfe relief to thousands\u2014Templeton's T-R-C's, Don't suffer from the nagging misery of Lumbago a day longer than you have to.Get T-R-C's today.65c, $1.35 at drug counters.T-840 age to call his bluff a communist, and Senator Robert Taft, whose views have always been the antithesis of Franklin D, Roosevelt's, has lost the General many votes which at one time were headed his way.Perhaps his greatest handicap is his running mate for the vice-presidency, Richard Nixon.The California junior senator refuses to divulge his own tax records although he challenged Stevenson to do so and the latter obliged.Nixon's tactics have been at all times questionable from the viewpoint of fair play, and without exception all public opinion polls in recent weeks have shown the swing is to Stevenson.Whether this swing progresses far enough by November 4 to overcome Eisenhower's initially very great advantage is the question nobody as yet can answer.» » * Coming back to Montreal very soon may be a young named Reuben Ship.Ship came to Hollywqod some years ago as a writer and eventually worked himself into the big money as one of the squad of authors turning out the radie and television scripts for the \u201cLife of Riley\u201d program, : Ship's name wag mentioned before various government committees inquiring into un-American activities.He has been identified as having attended many meetings of the Communist party in Hollywood.He has refused to answer any questions relative to his alleged contempt charges.Because Ship has never taken out American citizenship he is liable to deportation, and editorial writers on Los Angeles newspapers haye strongly suggested he \u2018be shipped back to the Dominion.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1952 oT E.C.Carter Of Westhill Speaks On UN Problems say, \u201cPlease punish the French?\u2019 God forbid, Does it say \u201cplease make the Tunisians free tomorrow! God forbid.At this stage it merely says one thing.\u2018Please in Heaven's name discuss this question\u2019 \u201d.\u2018The speaker pointed out that the United States went so far as to PAGE FIVER PLUMBING \u2014 HEATING \u2014 ROOFING ' VENTILATION LEO FALARDEAU 3955 St.James Street West Montreal 30 RÉ Telephones \u2014 WE.2432 - Fl, 2595 + Evenings \u2014 VI.4127 .Fl.4458 criticize France for using force against the Tunisians.Claiming that the greatest problem facing the United Nations today in Korea Mr.Carter said that | the prisoner of war question had caused a stalemate.\u201cThe truce negotiators at Pam- munjong achieved fairly satisfactory agreement on all questions excepting that concerning prisoners of war.On other points the UN command gave some ground, and so did the communists.There was good reason to believe that a basis for peace could exist, provided the prisoner question could be settled\u201d, he stated.The speaker said that only half the 140,000 chinese and North Korean war prisoners of the UN would consent to repatriation and this is when the truce negotiations broke up.\u201cThe Geneva Convention provides without qualifications, that prisoners of war shall be released and repatriated without delay after the cessation of hostilities\u201d.\u201cPrisoners may in no circumstances renounce, in part or in entirety, the rights reserved to them\u201d, Mr.Carter said.\u201cThis\u201d, he added, \u201cthe Communists read as meaning that the prisoner was prohibited from renouncing the right of their own state to make them return\u201d.Mr.Carter was introduced by Lincoln Newman and thanked by | WINDOW GLAZING FRAMES CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED KEYS Of All Makes +, MADE WHILE YOU WAIT West End Hardware Co.M.& M.SPECTOR, Proprietors ONE STORE ONLY 5251 Sherbrooke Street West Siren) Phil Page.We are PAIRS FROM i ; 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; A ; A A A i REE EEN ER EN ER EN ER EN ER BR ER ER ER ERE, 4 1h i.W * ar Ea bi ST ae dr ep AE a ed ee de Sn TOE se ST, dars PAGE SIX THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount GARDEN SUBURB UF CANADA'S METROPOLIS ; Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.\u2018 fr WAlnut 27734 \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aim» to be an independent, \u2018clean newspaper for the home, devoted to .Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per years 81.00 half-year.Authorized as 21d Class Mail Fost Office Depl.Ottawa.\u2014 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1952 instead it is the compulsory serfdom .of | hearly two hundred subjugated peoples, speaking different languages and stemming from different cultures, each one trampled upon and held in leash by terror.Yet in this there is nothing new, for as the Pan-Slavism of Tsarist Russia was a catchword for Russian Imperialism, so to-day Communism is public service.FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1952 A Structure Of Lies * + * \u201cIn 1917 Lenin introduced a new philosophy.He took the basic maxim of Western civilisation\u2014'The truth shall make you free\u2019 \u2014and inverted it.Thus in vocabulary every word is perverted: a lie is called the truth, and truth is denounced as a lie, police terror is called democracy, serfdom is called freedom, conquest is called liberation, subjection is called sélf-determination, and the Political Bureau of the Bolshevik Party is called the proletariat, in the interest of which all individual freedom and natural rights are suppressed.\u201d ¥ ox ox \u201cThe very name the Russian Empire now bears,\u2014namely, Union of Soviet Socialist Re- publics\u2014is a lie; for the U.S.S.R.is not a union of republics, as it is proclaimed to be; 7 Communism a Catchword for Bolshevik Imperialism but the catchword for Bolshevik Imperial- ism\u2014the most ruthless the world has ever known\u201d \u2014Ma jor-General J.F.C.Fuller, C.B., C.B.E., D.8.0.Careless Driving .% # %# of Municipalities Asks Crackdown by Judiciary the judiciary the Bolshevik oe arising out of resolutions, The Quebec Union of \u2018Municipalities is the latest group to appeal for a crackdown on careless driving.They have requested that in the province of Quebec be more severe in fixing blame in civil cases auto accidents caused by gross negligence, They have also made a plea for permanent automobile plates.This brief, which also contained nine other was presented to Premier Maurice Duplessis in Quebec City, and there is a good chance that some of them will come before the Legislature when it starts its session on November 12.Mr.Duplessis had previously promised rate.drastic action to curb the growing accident The municipalities tried anyway.Now it\u2019s up to the government.! | Sympathy With Violence By Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor Trinity Memorial Church - Early in the year a long wanted criminal was found in New York, and when the police picked him up they were booed by the school children in the neighbourhood.Their sympathy was with the gangster.This fall four gangsters escaped from jail in Toronto.The general tenor of the comments was: \u201cThey were a smart lot.\u201d And it was considered a good joke on the police.We see on the newsstands a good many gangster films.After a long career of brilliant violence the gangster is brought to book by a more brilliant gangster of the Robin Hood type.But the po- Jice rarely figure in the pictures as heroes.If they appear at all it is as a pair or more of flat-footed dumb-bells.The sympathy does not lie with law and order.We have built up a dream picture of picturesque adventurous violence and it is no wonder that it reacts on the minds of the children who devour the pictures.We all know that law breaking! will destroy a nation; yet we seein to accepy the situation which develops a law-breaking mentality.Some educationalists maintain that comics as such do no harm, but surely violence is not comic.Further, a very high degree of emotion is aroused by pictures of violence; and what 1s presented and accepted with emotion makes a strong impression on character.A century ago a German statesman set out fo build a war mentality in Germany.He produced the result desired by offering a certaio type of education in German schools, reinforced by emotion.Japanese leaders did much the same thing in their PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D., Minister, Sunday.November 2nd 11.06 am Publie Worship, and Sunday School, 2.30 pm.Public Worship, Visitors and Friends Are Cordially Welcome, Lester A.Woudin, Organist and Choirmaster, | country.In this country we have avoided emotional emphasis in our teaching.Possibly it has made for better and sounder education, but it has left the emotions to be won by outside influences, and the result leaves something to be desired.! + Calvary United - | + Services of Worship will be held in Calvary United Church on Sunday.At the morning service the minister, Rev.Walter J.Spence, B.A., will conduct the service of worship and will preach.The Sunday School will be in attendance.At the evening service the minister will conduct the worship service, and the guest preacher will be the Rev.Arthur Kewley, secr- tary of stewardship for the Mis- sionavy and Maintenance Department of the United Church, Immediately following {he service a fellowship hour will be held in the Church Parlors, at which time the Rev.Arthur Kewley will give an illustrated address on his work for the United Church.Mr.Kew- ley is one of the Inspirational Leaders with the United Church Exposition which is in Montreal for the week from October 30th to Nov.6th.On Tuesday, at 8 p.m.the Young Adult Group will hold its regular meeting in the Church Parlors.All young adults are invited.Wednesday.the Women's Association will hold a box lunch in the Ladies\u2019 Parlor at 1 p.m.Every lady of the congregation is invited.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE +; + + | Shaar Hashomayim | + + BAR MITZVAH Joseph Mendelson, son of Cantor and Mrs.Nathan Mendelson, will be called to the reading of the Torah in celebration of his Bar Mitzvah on Sunday.YOUNGER MEMBERS\u2019 GROUP An open meeting for the young married members of the Congregation and their friends will take place on Wednesday, Nov.26 at the Synagogue.An interesting program has been arranged and these interested are urged to reserve the date.JUNIOR CONGREGATION At the regular Sabbath services held on Oct.18, the Chazonim were: Michael Cape, Stephen Gold- schleger, Stanley Hopmeyer and Mark Shapiro.Those called to the Reading of the Torah included , Perry Cohen, Philip Greenberg, Lawrence Kalman, Michel Levitt, Edward Rodney and David Shapiro.George Rosenberg chanted the Haftorah and Frances Fogle explained the Sedra.The Ark was opened by Billy Toker and Debbie Lefcort gave the Benediction.Regular Tuesday afternoon sessions in the Institute are now in progress.Registrations are still being accepted for the classes, which include instruction in Ele- mentarv.Intermediate and Ad- lution of Jewish Life and Literature; Art in Jewish Life; and Manual skills and Handicrafts.Further information concerning courses and schedule may be obtained from the Educational Office.YOUTH GROUP Preparations are now being made for participation in the national convention of the United Synagogue Youth to be held in Washington, D.C., Dec.28 - 31.Regular meetings are being held each Sunday morning, at 10:30 a.m., in the Cafeteria under the leadership of Gabrial Glazer, .BAPTIST First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 52 Academy Road, Westmount.Que.Sunday Service 11.06 a.m.Subject of Lesson Sermon: \u201cEverlustivg Punishmient.\u201d Golden Text: Proverbs 13:21.Evil pur- sueth sinners; but to the rightcons good shall be repayed, 11.00 a.m.Sunday School, .Wednesday 8.15 pom.Testimony Meeting.52 Academy Road, Tuesdays, (except Reading Room, Open 2.00 to 4.00 pon, Thursdays and Fridays holidays).WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street and Roslyn Avenue John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Willizm J.Neale, Organist, and Cholrmaster Sunday.November 2nd 11.00 a.m.\u201cSLEEPING FRIENDS.\u201d \u201cOur Friend Lazarus Sleepeth.\u201d COMMUNION AT NOUN a.m.CHURCH BIBLE SCHOOL, p.m.\u201cBIG NOISES AND LITTLE VOICES.\u201d \u201cThe Lord was not in the Earthquake.\u201d POST-SCRIPT CIRCLE OF FRIENDSHIP 11,00 7.30 Dr.Johnston At Both Services TF YOU WANT REVERENCE, BEAUTY, REALITY \u2014 WORSHIP WITH US vance Hebrew; the Bible, the Evo- | SRE se ; Come to Church Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourish, Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly, + = * | Christian Science | + wo \u201cEverlasting Punishment\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.This Lesson-Sermon teaches that God is not a personal judge, acquitting or condemning according as He is petitioned and placated; but that wrondoing will surely bring enough suffering to or profit in sin; therefore pardon and reform must go together.The Golden Text is from Proverbs: \u201cEvil pursueth sinners: but to the righteous good shall be re- payed.\u201d - Bible citations include the following also from Proverbs: \u2018\u2019The way of life is above the wise, that he may depart from hell beneath.\u201d Correlative passages from the Christian Science text book \u2018\u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy include the following: \u2018To remit the penalty due for sin, would be for Trüth to pardon error.Escape from punishment is not in accordance with God\u2019s government.since justice is the handmaid of mercy.Sin makes its own hell, and goodness its own heaven.It is quite as impossible for sinners to receive their full punishment this side of the grave as for this world to bestow on the righteous their full reward.\u201d ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsoy Rev.Alexander Mellor Saturday, November 151 All Saints\u2019 Day 7,00 a.m.Holy Communion, 7.30 a.m.Mattins, 3.00 a.m.Holy Communion.8.00 p.m.Evébsong.21st Sunday After Trinity 3.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 8.45 a.m.Parish Breakfast, 49.90 wom.Holy Communion.945 a.m.Sunday School, Bible Class, 10.15 a.m.Mattins, 11.60 a.m.Solemn Eucharist, 7.00 p.m.Festal Evensong.Week-day Services Communion: 8 a.m., Monday and ! Friday: 7 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday; 9.30 an.Wednesday, : Mattins: 7.30 am, daily Wednesday at 9 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 pan.daily, except on; Saturday at 8 pan, ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH WESTMQUNT Cor.Churchill & Cote St.Antoine Rd.Holy except on | Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, Rev.C.Douglas Ellis, M.A.21st Sunday After Trinity ALL SAINTS DAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11,00 a.m.Holy Communion (Choral) and Sermon, Preacher: The Reetor, 7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon, Preacher: Rev.D.Douglas Ellis.Wednesday Holy Communion, 10.00 a.m.Organist: Mr, Eustace Tait, A.C.C.O.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH Sherbrooke Street at Marlowe Avenue 4 Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector Rev.C.J.Abraham, Assistant Saturday AR Saints\u2019 Day 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 10,00 um.Holy Communion, 2151 Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.9.45 a.m.Junior Department and Junior Confirmation Class, 11.00 a.m, Choral Communion, Preacher, The Rector.Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Department.7.30 pan.Evensong, Preacher, The Rev.C.J.Abraham, Monday 8.00 p.m.Adult Confirmation Class.Wednesday 7.00 am.Holy Communion.Thursday quench all expectation of pleasure |- 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion, UNITED .CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester St- at Greene.Ave, Westmount Minister: Rev.Walter J, Spence, B.A, Organist and Choir Director, Mr.S.W.W.Lynch, L.T.C.L.Sunday, November 2nd 11.00 a.m.Morning Worship, Sunday School in atlendance, 7.30 p.m.Guest Preacher, Rev.Arthur Kewley, Secretary of Stewardship for the Missionary and Maînte- nance Dept.of the United Church, 8.30 p.m.Fellowship Hour, In ladies Parlours, when Rev, Arthur Kewley will give illustrated nd- dress.Refreshments, Young Peuple and Visitors to the City are most heartily invited ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH 101 Cote St.Antoine Road, near Argyle Avenue, WESTMOUNT MINISTERS: Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A.Rev.Donald MacGuire, B.D, * Sunday, November 2nd 11.00 am.Mr.Grant \u2014 \u201cWHEN THE UNEXPECTED HAPPENS.\u201d (Broadcast C.B.M.).7,30 pm.Mr.MucGuire \u2014 OF THE ETERNAL.\u201d (Broadcast C.J.AD.) 11.0¢ a.m.Church School, 6.00 p.m.Junior Young People's, \u201cVOICES Organist and Choir Director, Phillips Motley, B.A.Mus.Buc.F.C.C.0.ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH .463 St.Catherine Street West Rev.B.B.Brown, Interim Minister Sunday, November 2nd 11.86 a.m.Sunday School, 11.00 sn.Morning Service.Guest Preacher: Rev.Beverly L.Oaten, M.A.\u2026.M.R.E, head of the \u201cFive Oaks\u201d School for lay Workers, near Paris, Ontario.7.30 pm.Evening Service, Guest Preacher: Rev.E.Clifford Knowles, M.A., B.D., Chaplain of MeGill University.St.Junes at the Heart of The Down Town.A CORDIAL.WELCOME TO VISITORS Organist and Choir Director, Arnold Bellis ; [a WESTMOUNT Park 1 - EMMANUEL \" 4 UNITED CHURCH a Western Ave, at Lanrdowne Minister: HARVEY CAMPBELL, B.D.Rev.D.D.Sunday, November 2nd 11,00 a.m.Morning Worship and Sunday School.Preacher: Rev, A, W.Kewley, 7.30 pom.Evening Worship, Sermon: \u201cNOW ARE WE THE SONS OF GOD\u201d.Dr.Campbell Will Preach.A Cordial Welcome Is Extended To AH Residents of the Westmount Community Director of Musle, J.C.Scott, LT.CM., RM.Organist, 0.R.Glidden SYNAGOGUE ~ CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, WESTMOUNT, QUE, Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Mr.Samuel J.Leibowitz, Educational Director.FUBLIC WORSHIP Sabbath Eve., Friday, October 31st Candle Lighting, Evening Service.4.20 p.m.4.30 p.m.SABBATH SERVICES a.m, Sabbath Morning \u2014 Scriptural Readings.Torah: Genesls, Ch.12\u2014Ch.17, Prophets: Isaiah, Ch, 406, v, 27\u2014 Ch, 41, v.16.Evening Services.9.00 4.30 p.m.WEEKDAY SERVICES Sunday Morning.Sunday Evening.Weekday Mornings, Weekday Evenings, 8.30 1,25 7.30 6.30 un, p.ma.m, pin.Next Friday Evening p.m.Candle Lighting.pm.Evening Service, 4.10 4,20 hor hip Hea «h, es?hur ad- City A o |HE ES he ay rd Feet alts a eet pat.USE EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS vos A A eb a A \u2014\u2014 5 AE THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER \u201c5, 1952 \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 | WAInut 2771+ ra or Ga AR The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising ] os || 10 Words 35¢ y 3\u20ac tor each additional word RS Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10.30 a.m.Thursday tor current issue PAGE SEVEN 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 Fl.3006 12 APARTMENTS TO LET 3% ROOM apartment.3060 Linton, apartment 15, $65.00 a month, Com pletely furnished, modern, $1,300,00, Leaving for U.S.A.Apply after 6 E m.or all day Saturday and Sunday, P-82 13 APARTMENTS WANTED HAVE YOU LEARNED THE ADVANTAGE OF DEALING WITH DWELLING LOCATION SERVICE.Selected Tenants Chosen For You, Serious Tenants They Rent Quickly Reliable Tenants Less Worry You Can List In Advance NO CHARGE TO LANDLORDS DWELLING LOCATION SERVICE HA, 8466 HA.4644 NOON TO NINE P-39 OR duplex not necessarily immediately in remodelled home, vicinity Grey, Windsor, Lansdowne, One responsible adult.EL.9265.P-61 19 SHARE LIVING QUARTERS BACHELOR will share 5 room apartment, furnished, Dorchester St, West- mount, business couple preferred.Available space, large living room, double bedroom, dining room, Kkit- chen.Phone FI.1785.P-81 20 ROOMS TO LET SMALL room in good home, lady, reasonable.DE.8620.elderly P-75 SINGLE room for business girl.Vicinity Westmount Station.EL.1310.GROSVENOR and Sherbrooke, newly furnished room for 1 person with or without cooking facilities.GL.389%; -5 21 ROOMS WANTED ROOM for refined business girl, kitchen privileges, $3.00 per werk.Write box 426, c-o 23855 Hampton Ave.P-50 26 GARAGES TO LET GARAGE, Lansdowne between West- mount Avenue and Boulevard, Overhead door.\u2026 2608.V-72 AA Collins REC'D.FUNCRAL HOME 5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExTter 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED funeral Home and Chapel GARAGES TO LET 29 FOR SALE 29 FOR SALE 42 PERSONALS PAIR of handso i fire-d , GARAGE, Jnheated, for small 5 PARCHMENT SHADES - $18.00; \u2018also set of steel fire-irons\" ALCOHOLICS GARAGE heated, vicinity Victoria Plain or hand painted, made to order: a Fo ONYMOUS Ave.and Sherbrooke.$25.00 monthly.reasonable 3 81 WANTED TO PURCHASE GROUPS 27 GARAGES WANTED WANTED garage.near Sherbrooke and Atwater.Telephone evenings GL.4805.P-34 WANTED vicinity Claremont and Windsor Avenues.Heated preferred.WA.6252, P-36 27-b STORAGE WANTED STORAGE for winter months for Dodge 4 door sedan.WI, 0777.P-44 28 TO RENT VACUUM cleaners rentals, 07c a day, floor polishers at 20¢ a day on speclal rental plan also repairs and sales of all makes, new or rebuilt, at Lucky Home Appliances on easy terms.HE.688 P-10 RENT a vacuum cleaner $1.50 monthly.Mr.Watt, Fl.7804, P-46 28-c FOR SALE\u2014EXCHANGE SET of 8 adventure books.Ideal for 10-15 year old boy.Excellent condition.Also game of horseshoes \u2014 Hardly used (table model).Will exchange for any L.P.or \u201845 records in perfect condition to a similar value.Call Saturday and Sunday, After 6 pm.WI 0280 \u2014 Allan.29 FOR SALE ELECTRIC sewing machine, also lady's clothes, WE.5078 between 6-7 p.m, P-63 WESTINGHOUSE electric refrigerator, 5% cu.ft, good condition.FI.6656, .P-66 BOY'S navy gabardine coat, brown sport jacket, size 14; girl's winter coat, size 16.WA.5146.P-68 GOING SOUTH.Contents of better home.Biack Persian coat; new ski outfits and clothes; modern den fur- niture; bedroom suite; iwo Khalabar rugs; wardrobe trunk, DE, 8645, P-70 BICYCLE, man\u2019s reasonable, also short skiis.WA.3433.P-73 UNDERWOOD typewriter 14\" car- ringe, perfect condition, $35.00, WE, 5488.V-74 ADMIRABLY cut riding coat, waistcoat, and breeches by leading British tailor; hunting bowler; dark brown riding boots by Dangerfield \u201c(cost $75.00); many dresses (for girl or lady size 12); silver blue and black dancing shoes, size 5; coral velvet evening cloak by Schianti, with enormous white Lapin collar; short chinchilla cape, cost $450.00; pale grey topper and morning coat for garden parties, racing and such functions.GL.1067 from 10.30 a.m.to midnight.P43 GIRLS and hoy's ice skates for sale, cheap.CR.1219.P-40 GAS stove, like new, McClary four burners, oven temperature control, broiler, hest offer.EX.2174.P-37 THOR Gladiron, Kelvinator refrigerator, both in excellent condition, DE.8652, P-38 TUXEDO and tails, size 40; single sewing machine, foot treadle; handmade wool shawl; all in good condl- tion.WI.8996, P-32 BABY'S combination wardrobe, call FI, 4414.P- WOMAN'S Tyrol boots, nearly new, P-2 size Tl.DE.6141 BLACK Persian lamb coat, full length, size 16, like new, EX.5631 after 6 p.m.only.TP-28 BED; vanity with mirror; lady's dresser; man's overcoat.GL.4067.P-26 BEDROOM set: wing chair, club chair, odd chairs; andirons and drapes.DE.7802, P-24 FOUR solid oak and leather chairs, small wall cabinet; one new single mattress, bargain.Apply WA, na The Chapel of - Cathedral Beautz Lu 1234 Mountain St.UDiversitz 6-6363 UPRIGHT PIANO 50\u201d perfect condition medium brown mahogany.Call from 6 p.m.to 9 p.m.CH.7433.P-65 OWEN'S NU-CLEAN Removes Ball Point Pen Stains CLEANS LIKE NEW CHESTERFIELDS, CHAIRS, RUGS Auto upholstery, suits, suede LEDUC'S, PASCAL'S, PHILBINS MACY'S, DRUGGISTS, HARD- WARES, MORGAN'S AND DEPT.STORES.P-64 STAMP COLLECTION Over 1,000 stamps of all countries, Partially completed album.Best offer, Call Saturdays and Sundays after 6 p.m.WI, 0280 \u2014 Allan.DIAMONDS Most beautiful engagement rings, latest styles, also unset diamonds, Blue Steel, perfect.To settle estate.5205 St.Hubert Street, Apt.4.P-47 BLACK SEAL COAT Good condition, reasonable.WA.1687.21-A Chesterfield Aye.P-51 GAS STOVE Monarch, table top, $50.00.EL.9541.P-30 WANTED ALL KINDS OF ORNAMENTS Old-fashioned china, cut glass, small antique furniture.Oriental rugs, poil painting.EX.951 GARDEN fuvniture, tables, penche.or chairs, all wood or all metal only.Evenings EL.7114, P-59 JUNIOR bed; chest of drawers; child\u2019s auto wanted, EL.2319, P-49 WANTED antique (Period) or very old odd chairs for private party.EX.2754.P-6 LADY collector wishes antiques of any kind.Old dolls etc.Good prices.WA.6252, P-35 33 DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT WANTED MIDDLE-AGED widow (English) desires part-time or full day work, looking after apartment, or small home.Dependable.Cooking if desired.DE.4054.P-55 35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE STENOGRAPHER - typist desires part-time work, morning or afternoon, Previous experience.DE.4812, P-56 37 SITUATIONS WANTED MALE CHILDREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS Taken in your home.The ideal gift and family record.McCullagh, LA.1721 evenings, P-16 SOIL Specially treated black earth for lawns and gardens, $4.00 single load, $7.00 double.Wholesals and retail.Bulldozing.EL.1177.P-8 FURNITURE, new, for 3 rooms, as bedroom set, walnut finish; kitchen set, chromed table and 4 chairs; 1 chesterfield, 3 pieces; sacrifice $295.00, Will sell separately if desired, 5820 Sherbrooke West.EL.7325.P-17 ATTRACTIVE sectional chesterfield, detachable rubber cushivn, Hunter green, bleached mahogany living room table; three large Hudson Bay Sables, sacrifice, MA.8712, P-62 BEAUTIFUL hand hooked yarn rug, reasonable.DE.5120 evenings.P-57 MAN'S desk and chair, fireside stool, EL.7093.P GRANDMOTHER clock, Westminster chimes, perfect condition.No dealers.WI, 0193 after 7 p.m.P-45 VICTORIAN rosewood what - not; lady's rosewood desk; also figured rug approximately 11 x 12; record cabinet.EL.6965, P-77 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\"' x 20° or smaller, transportable, low cost of $299.97 complete and installed from Bergeron and Son Reg'd.4282 Breheuf.Call CH, 2419.Evenings FR.1556.P-13 VACUUM cleaners.only $10.00 each, Hoover, Premier, Apex, Eureka, etc, Used.Lucky Home Appliances.HEmlock 6883.P-9 ¥\u2014 \u2014 | Westmount Baptist | + + \u201cSleeping Friends\u201d will be the subject of Dr.J.A.Johnston's sermon On Sunday morning in Westmount Baptist Church.The evening theme will be , \u201cBig Noises or Little Voices\u201d.These sermons are planned to be of interest and value to all who hear them.Visitors are cordially welcomed.Jack Eccles To Travel To England For Reunion Jack Eccles, a pensioner for some years of the Northern Electric Company is travelling overseas tomorrow via TCA to be with his mother Mrs.Mary Eccles on Nov.3rd.when she celebrates her 95th birthday.Present for the celebration will also be his brother Joseph who will be 75 years old on Nov.8 Jack, who has been a resident of Oxford Ave, N.D.G.for some years, will be 72 years old next March 6.The joint birthday celebration will take place in Erdding- ton, a suburb of Birmingham, England, where Mrs.Mary Eccles lives.Mrs.Eccles visited Montreal thirty years ago when she stayed two years, on a visit which was HANDY MAN, gardener, part-time janitor, etc.Call after 4 p.m.and ail day Saturday and Sunday, HU.8-5548.39 LOST MONDAY evening, baby's pet, vicinity Westmount High School, small ginger cat, FI.3355.P- SILVER pencil Saturday 25th, vicinity Grosvenor, Sherbrooke, Queen Elizabeth Hospital.WA.5108, P-23 40 FOUND SMALL black handbag containing upper plate, also a fancy umbrella, Call Mr.Joubert, WA.5636.P-60 41 DOMESTIC PETS ANNOUNCING the re-opening of Veva Robson Boarding Kennels, now under her own personal management, For reservations phone Ste.Anne de Bellevue 2134.P-7 42 PERSONALS TEA cup reading by appointment, Call DE.8296 P-33 GERMAN lessons, sation, correspondence, ences.WI.A PARTY TREAT Will slow movies at your child\u2019s birthday party.Free group picture to each guest.WA.5198.P-22 SKINNY GIRLS! GET LOVELY CURVES! Gain 5 to 10 1bs., new pep Try famous health and weight builder, Ostrex Tonic Tablets, Introductory \u2018\u201cget-acquainted'\u2019 size only 60c.All druggists, P-21 FRENCH lessons .75¢ hourly.Elementary High School conversation.DI.6713.P-42 Grammar, conver- Best refer- P-15 only supposed to last a couple of months.She made so many friends here then that Jack still meets people who remember her and enquire about her.Jack is a well known member of the Montreal Life Members\u2019 Club, Telephone Pioneers of America, whose members wish him a happy holiday.Karnak Club Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club will meet in the Masonic Temple, Sherbrooke Street West, on Tuesday at 2:30 p.m.for business, mending, Knitting and sewing.There will be an executive meeting at 1:30 p.m, The president, Mrs.J.W.Buck- land will preside.For particulars, P.O.Box Station L, Westmount us Wednesday, Westmount Thursday: West End Sunday afternoon.TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65e ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH CARPENTRY and cabinet-making.Expert cr - manship on all lines of Woodwork, Planned kitchens and custom bulit Interiors a specialty.Estimates free, Satisfaction guaranteed.EL.7453.CARPENTRY work and painting, also general repair work, Done by expert.Phone A.Tapp, EL.2793.P- 18 CARTAGE & MOVING WESTERN Crating and Movin, general transport.Local and long distance.Speciaity; furniture, pianos, refrigerators.Call FI.1328.P-3 DRAPERIES CUSTOM made draperies, bedspreads, etc.Reasonable prices, curtains, Work guaranteed.Mrs, E.V.Mc- Sweeny.NElson 5-5586, P-19 DECORATING J.A, BROSSOIT and Son Reg\u2019d., offers first class work in painting and decorating.Free estimates, work guaranteed.Reasonable.WE.3466, P-12 WALL papering \u2014 Painting, Cleanli- nes and good workmanship.M.J.Hunter, DE.9238.P-20 LIP reading classes for hard of-hear- ing veterans and civilians will be resumed at Boy's Scout Heuadquarters, 1523 Bishop Street, at 8.00 p.m., Wed nesday November 5, 1952, under the direction of M, Burus and W.Cory.P-41 FRENCH CONVERSATION Parls, Montreal universities graduate, former McGill professor, private, small groups.3479 Prud'homme, near Sherbrooke.DE.2290.P-6 DRESSMAKING ALL KINDS of dressmaking done, 20 years experience, vicinity Dor- chester and Greene.WE, 2357.P-76 EXPERIENCED dressmaker, afternoon and evening gowns, references, vicinity Girouard, and Cote St.Antoine.HU.8-67 P-T71 EUROPEAN rosier and designer, dresses made.Alterations and repairs, 5110 Sherbrooke West.Apartment 1, CHILDREN'S dressmaker.Hand smocked dresses and blouses, alterations and repairs, on adulls dresses and suits.VI.4604.P-14 DIPLOMA HIGH SCHOOL OR SPECIAL COURSE DIPLOMA AT HOME, SPARE TIME.AMERICAN SCHOOL, INFORMATION EX.8730, P-48 MUSIC LESSONS PIANO lessons, experienced graduate teacher.English, German, One lesson $1.25; one hour $2.00.Paula Langer 1233 St.Mark, Apt.3.FI, 3478.P-26 UPHOLSTERING CHESTERFIELD sets re-covered, res converted to modern styles.For free estimation call WA.5582.Mid-Town Upholstering Co., 6337 Western Ave, VENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS «\u2014 Flexalum spring tempered slats, Viny] plastio tapes.Newest and best on the mars ket.No Installation charge.Steel drapery supports glven free of charge, Call for free 8 estimate, J P Beaudoln, veteran.BLINDS OXFORD VENETIAN REG'D.YO.5681.EVENINGS, HE.0681, x USED AUSTIN CARS S.STANDRING \u2014 tenerai carpentry 120 1 Li Se care paye sn ay EE = Le amies MAMA A ones are __ > ee pe i ?PAGE BIGHT - \u2014 Tue EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1882 mc = : Social > >< Personal +++ Engagements +\u2014 + + 1 | ES pre tuerie pren des i a no tm er re restant ee enn 2 sist at the tea and Christmas sale \" which will be held by the Mount .* Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Anderson, 61 Oakland Avenue, returned Monday after spending a few days in Sackville, N.B., visiting their son, Mr.Jon Anderson, a student af Mount Stephen University.The Laurentian Service Organization held its regular monthly dessert luncheon meeting on Tuesday at the home -of Mrs.M.Born- stein, 66.Forden Crescent, West- mount.Mr, S.Hayes, national executive director of Canadian Jewish Congress, was the guest speaker.Mrs.J.Krakower, president, presided.A gioup of debutantes will as- Royal Chapter, I.O.D.E., on Wednesday, November 12, at three o'clock at the residence of the regent, Mrs.R.E.Haldenby, 49 Rosemount Avenue, Westmount, Mrs.J.C.Hope is convener.Mis.Stanley Phillips and Mrs.C.C.Alloway will preside at the tea table, assisted by Mrs.Allan Aitken and Mrs.Geoffrey Mec- Dougall.Mrs.Malcolm Ross is tea convener.- ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Hearne Fooks of Georgetown, Delaware, announce the engagement of their daughter, Florence Rebecca, to Mr.Kenneth Raymond Lindsay, son of Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Lindsay of Westmount.Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Salter announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy Nellie, ,to Mr.Edward (Ted) W.Kendall, son of Mr.and Mrs.P.S.Kendall, of St.Eustache-sur-le-Lac, Que.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday afternoon, November 15, at three o'clock, in St.Stephen's Church.Married In Dominion- Douglas Church Mr.Robert Berney Jackson, and his bride, th\u20ac former Miss Pauline Just, photographed following their wedding in Dominion-Douglas Church, Westmount, on Saturday afternoon, October 25.The bride Ys the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Fullerton Just, of Westmount, while the bridegroom is the son of Mr.and Mrs.C.Blake Jackson, of Toronto, where the bride couple will also reside.À * WOOLS * TAFFETAS : Modestly ./ In Madison Baptist Church the ra mar resses marriage was solemnized recently * JERSEYS * NOVELTY FABRICS | Charlotte has them alll A beautiful selection to choose from in stunning black and all the rich, new Fall tones.WEDDINGS MOSBY \u2014 PATERSON of Joyce Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Clarence W.Paterson, of Westmount, to Mr.Jonathan David Mosby, son of Rev.and Mrs.Sigfrid B.Mosby, of Trujillo, Estado Trujillo, Venezuela, South America, with Rev.Stanley S.Stock officiating.Mr.Donald Mc- Coll Mallinson played the wedding music while Mrs.E.W.Griffith sang.\u2018Together with Jesus\u201d, before the ceremony, and \u201cMy World\u201d during the signing of the +* CREPES Priced OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY | register.Chrysanthemums in shades of 1353 GREENE AVENUE NEAR SHERBROOKE OPEN 8 TO & DAILY gold, yellow and bronze decorated the church.i Given in mariage by her father, the bride was attended by her sis- * vet hat, and navy patent leather {le bY The Newfoundlanders Associa-| tion Entertainment Committee are holding a Hallowe'en Party tonight at 694 Cathcart Street, at 8.15 p.m.There will be prizes given for best costumes.\u2018Mrs.Frank Foster, 267 Metcalf Avenue, Westmount, returned Sunday after visiting for two weeks with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Dyson Lord, formerly of N.D.G., \u201cand now of St.Johns, Que.Miss Madeleine St.Germain, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.Prud\u2019- homme St.Germain, of West- mount, will make her debut at La Ligue de la Jeunesse ball at the Windsor Hotel on\u2018 November 14.Mrs.Wilfrid Bovey and Lady Carson will preside'at the tea table at the Membership Tea being held by the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Reddy Memorial Hospital on Wednesday in \u2018the Windsor Hotel, on which occasion Mr.Lee Fortune Will be the guest speaker, and his topic, \u201cMusic on the Air\u201d.The following members of the auxiliary will assist in serving: Mrs.M.L.Watt, Mrs.L.W, Vezina, Mrs.L.M.Samuels, Mrs.A, J.Rutherford.Mrs.D.R.Robinson and Mrs.M.Savage.; brown accessories, and a shoulder spray of orange Delight roses.Rev.and Mrs.Mosby were unable to attend their son's wedding.The reception was held in the hall of Madison Baptist Church where yellow, gold, and bronze chrysthe- mums were arranged.Leaving later on the wedding trip to the New England States before taking up residence in Chicago, Ill, the bride wore a lapis blue sheer wool frock under a grey coat with a gold vet- accessories.PANNETON \u2014 HARASYM Bronze and yellow chrysanthemums decorated the Church of St.Ignatius of Loyola for the marriage there at nine o'clock on Saturday morning, October 25, of Miss Nadia Mary Harasym, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Peter Harasym, of Rosemount, to Mr.Gordon Arthur Panneton, son of the late J.Arthur Panneton and of Mrs.Panneton, Harvard Avenue, N.D.G., formerly of Westmount.Rev.Father George Thoms officiated at the ceremony.Miss Ellen Fisher was soloist, ac- companjed at the organ by Mrs.Monahan.Given in marriage by her father, : the bride was attended by her sis- | ter, Mrs.Bernard DesCotes, as matron of honor, with little Miss Lydia Joan Ratkowski, niece of the bride, as flower girl.Mr.Brian O'Neill acted as best man, and the ushers were Mr.John Harasym and Mr.Lionel J.Walsh.ter, Miss Lorraine Paterson, as maid of honor, with Miss Jean Dunn, cousin of the bride, as bridesmaid and Miss Lorna Hee- ney, another cousin, as flower girl.Mr.Dwight Patterson acted as best man, and the ushers were Mr.Gordon Paterson, brother of the bride, Mr.James Donnell and Mr.A MEN Westmount Fl.7773 Specialist in: NU-BACK - GRENIER - LeGANT PLAYTEX PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS NATURE'S RIVAL - A'LURE - BRASSIERES ELASTIC STOCKINGS e eo À 5 Stores At Your Service 4861 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST Westmount Also 6850 ST.HUBERT ST.413 ONTARIO ST.EAST MME A.COURVAL CORSETIERE GOTHIC BRASSIERES ond GIRDLES CORETTE MATERNITY and SURGICAL SUPPORTS 4235 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.4491 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.==.\" Fred Galpin, her cousins, while the, bride's other brother, Master David Paterson, was ring bearer.| The bride wore a long sleeved gown of white bridal satin, the and lace yolke, while the bouffant gold taffeta shot with rust, with skirt extended into a train.Her finger tip veil of tulle illusion was held by a bonnet of satin trimmed with seed pearls, and she carried a cascade bouquet of tawny gold roses.The attendants wore iridescent taffeta gowns featuring fitted bodices and six-gore skirts, the maid of honour wearing green, shot with brown, and matching hat with gold feather trim.The bridesmaid was in rust shot with green and matching hat with green feather trim.The little flower girl wore a matching bonnet, while all attendants carried bouquets of gold end bronze \u2018mums, Mrs.Paterson, bride, wore a coat dress of bronze fitted bodice fashioned with a net IH SRE OT OO A mother of the |: taffeta with a matching hat, 5 .1 0 LO A long-sleeved gown of bridal satin was worn by the bride, the pointed waist bodice having a scalloped yoke and a Peler Pan collar of Chantilly lace, while the long skirt ended in a train.Her finger tip veil of tulle illusion fell from a Juliet cap of satin accented with |.feathers, and she carried a prayer hook adorned with gardenias and streamers of stephanotis.The maid of honor, wore a frock for Tailored By from LONDON'S WEST END FUR REMODELLING and 344 Victoria Avenue .- (Below Sherbrooke) 0000 A; JO 5 A LD A AL WARMER CLOTHES COLDER WEATHER HOROWITZ LADIES\u2019 CUSTOM TAILOR linge The Wednesday.Tea, spunsored by the Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, was arranged this week by Mrs, Robert Pilot, assisted by Mrs.E, Buchanan, Miss E.Morrice, Mrs.E.LeMessurier and Mrs.H.W.Brainerd.The President of the Quebec Music Teachers\u2019 Association, Miss Frances Goltman, and the members of the executive committee, Dr.Felix Bertrand, Mr, Bernard Symons, Mme.Fleurette Beau- chdmp, Mr.Georges Lindsay, Miss Isabel Davis, Mr.Alexander Brott, Miss Rena Silverman, Mr.William Stevens, Mr.Albert Chamberland, and Mr.Jean Papineau-Couture received at the \u201cMembers Evening\u201d observing the fenth anniversary of the association,.held last night at 9 o'clock in the Windsor Hotel, Salon ¥.Refreshments will be served.Preparations for the Shaare Hashomayim Auxiliary's participation in the forthcoming Biennial National Convention of the Women\u2019s Leagug in Philadelphia have been completed, and it is announced that Mrs.M.A.Brown, the president, will lead the delegation which will also include Mrs.Harry Lazare in addition to those previously mentioned.The Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of the Officers\u2019 Mess, Royal Canadian Signals, will hold a silver sherry party in the Officers\u2019 Mess, 1179 Bleury St., tomorrow at half past four o'clock in the afternoon.Mrs.J.H.Townsend and Mrs.S.E.Alsop are conveners.Proceeds of the event are to be used for the welfare work of the Auxiliary.A buffet supper will be served.Pouring tea will be Mrs.R.D.Harkness, Mrs.C.D.Taylor, Mrs.M.G.Evans, and Mrs.A.B.Hunt.There will be dancing later.Special invitations have been extended to Maj.Gen.J.P.E.Bernatchez, D.S.0., and Mrs.Bernatchez, Maj.Gen.E.G.Weeks, CB, CRE, M.C.M.M,, C.D., and Mrs.Weeks, Col.W.C.Dick, and Mrs.Dick, Col.KR.D.Harkness, D.S.0., M.C, and Mrs.Harkness, Lt.Col, C.D.Taylor, M.B.E., and Mrs.Taylor, of royal blue velveteen with a matching headdress, while she carried a bouquet of gold and yellow \u2018mums.The flower girl was wearing a floor length light blue vet- veteen frock trimmed with lace, Sherbrooke Mount | ALTERATION DE.3003 I om q\u2014 with a toning coronet, her nosegay of white baby \u2018mums.Mrs.Harasym, mother of the pride, in an afternoon frock of moss green faille and lace, wore a moss green hat, and black acces- gories with a shoulder spray of ink carnations.The bridegroom\u2019s mother, Mrs.Panneton, in grey Jace over taffeta, wore a jewelled ruby feather hat, with toning accessories, and a cluster of Joanna Hill roses at her shoulder.Following the reception in the Berkeley Hotel, Mr, and Mrs.Panneton left by \u2018plane on their wedding trip to Miami.For travelling the bride wore a suit of gold wool topped by a brown fur jacket, with a brown hat, matching accessories, and gardenias pinned at her lapel.The couple will reside on Clan- ranald avenue upon their return.The bridegroom is a graduate of Loyola College.Out of town guests at the wedding were: Mr.and Mrs.George H.Johnson and son Robert of Toronto; Mr.and Mrs.Joseph B.Ratkowski and daughters Irene and Lydia Joan of Winnipeg; and Mr.and Mrs.Bernard DesCotes of Seven Islands.ARTHUR \u2014 MAPPIN The marriage of Sheila Bell, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth George Mappin, of Westmount, to Mr.Gerard Raymond Edgar Arthur.son of the late Pascal Raymond Arthur and of Mrs.Arthur Foucault, of Sillery, Que.took place on Saturday afternoon, October 25, at four o\u2019clock, in the Sacred Heart Chapel of Notre Dame Church, the Rev.Father George Henri Levesque, of Quebec, officiating.While chrysanthemums and roses and white candles in candelabra were used to decorate.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a gown of white faille faconne, the fitted bodice having long sleeves and the skirt falling into a train.Her fingertip length veil of tulle illusion was held by a small faille cap and she carried a bouquet of white roses and bouvardia.Mrs.Jacques Des Baillets as matron of honor, and Miss Willa Benson, cousin of the bride, as bridesmaid, were in frocks having pale grey velvet bodices with long sleeves, and grey tulle skirts over taffeta.They wore matching velvet caps, trimmed with ostrich tips, and carried bouquets of dark red roses.Mr.Jacques DesBaillets acted as best man for Mr.Arthur and the ushers were Mr.John Mappin, brother of the bride, and Mr.Donald Taylor, uncle of the bride.Mrs.Mappin, the bride\u2019s mother, Was gowned in rose crepe, with a velvet stole and wore a small velvet hat -and a corsage bouquet of Pinocchio roses.Mrs.Foucault, mother of the bridegroom.wore a gown of black velvet, with an insert of black Convening Party Mrs.Andrew C.Young, treasurer of the Westmount High School Alumnae Association, and chairman of the ticket committee for the Association\u2019s Card and Coffee Party which is being held on Wednesday, Nov.12, at 8:30 p.m.in Victoria Hall, | Proceeds will be devoted to scholarship awards and other educational activities for West- mount High School students.Chantilly lace, a small blue feather hat and a corsage bouquet of dark red carnations.| Miss Maida Arthur, sister of the bridegroom, was in a gown of honey beige faille with, a yoke of Alencon lace, and wore a small matching feather hat and a corsage bouquet of deep pink carnations.Mrs.Percy Taylor, grandmother of the bride, wore a gown of black crepe, trimmed with black faille, the skirt having an inserted panel of old gold taffeta, with a small black hat, sable furs and a corsage bouquet of deep red roses.The reception was held in the Blue Room of the Ritz - Carlton where white chrysanthemums and white roses were used as decorations.Later Mr.and Mrs.Arthur left on a motor trip, the bride travelling in a frock of French blue wool crepe, under a silver rnuskrat jacket, and wearing a small grey hat, black accessories and a corsage bouquet of mauve chrysanthemums, white roses and bouvardia.Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Foucault, of Sillery, Que.; Mr.and Mrs: Rene Arthur, of Quebec; Mr.and Mrs.Rene Garneau and Mrs.Jules Leger, of Ottawa.W.A.Luncheon Monthly luncheon of the Wo-, men\u2019s Association of Westmount Park-Emmanuel United Chureh will take place on Tuesday in Webster Hall at 1 p.m.Hostesses will be Mrs.S.R.Groves and Mrs.J.S.Cook.On Your at OSTIGUY'S Reliable Furriers Since 1889 In Valleyfield Your trip will bring you great savings at Ostiguy's.Give us a It is a Fact! | SAVE 10% to 20% trial and you will be satisfied.215 VICTORIA STREET VALLEYFIELD, P.Q.Store Open on Fridays and Saturdays until 1 |the 0 p.m.Baltimore Speaker To Address Parents \u201cOur Children \u2014 What Makes Them Tick\u201d is the subject of Dr.Katharine Whiteside-Taylor's address to the evening public meeting of the Institute on Parent Education and Family Living to be held at 8:15 p.m.on Tuesday in Y.W.C.A.Auditorium, 1355 Dorchester Street West.This Institute is sponsored by the Mental Hygiene Institute in cooperation with the Montreal\u2018 Council of Social Agencies and the Quebec Federation of Home and School Associations.Dr.Whiteside-Taylor who is supervisor of Parent Education for the Baltimore Public Schools hold's a doctor's degree from Columbia University in Child Guidance and Parent Education.At the afternoon session Dr.Whiteside-Taylor and a panel cf consultants will discuss \u201cParent Education In the Community\u201d With community leaders and others interested in the fields of education, health and social welfare.On the panel with Dr.White- side-Taylor are: Mrs.Gretta Andrews, formerly of Montreal Council of Social Agencies; Mrs.R.E.G.Davis, Psychiatric Social Work Consultant, Ottawa; Mrs.G.B.Clarke, Chairman, Parent Education Committee, Q.F.H.S.A.; Mrs.Ernest Crowe, Director of Parent Education, Mental Hygiene Institute and Mr.Heber Mathews, Chief Guidance Consultant, Montreal Protestant Schools.Lady Lawn Bowlers Elect New Officers The 23rd annual meeting of the Ladies Lawn Bowling Association was held recently at the Business and Professional Women's Club under the chairmanship of the president, Mrs.W.Archibald, when the past season's activities were reviewed and new officers elected.The Open Rink Elimination Competition sponsored annually by the association was won by the Verdun rink, skipped by Mrs.W.Archibald, who defeated the West- mount rink skipped by Mrs.R.C.Braithwaite in the finals.The Victory Competition ended in a tie between the Lachine and Notre Dame de Grace Clubs, and the prize donated by the association for this event was divided equally between the two clubs.Montreal Clubs also participated in an Interprovincial Tournament at Ottawa, when ten rinks from Montreal and twenty rinks from Ottawa and other Ontario Clubs met in two games on the greens of the Ottawa Bowling Club The St.Lambert rink skipped by Mrs.J.Robitaille had the honour of carrying off the first prize and the fifth prize went to the Lachine Rink skipped by Mrs.J.Clark.A vote of thanks was passed to the retiring officers and a present-' ation made to the retiring President, Mrs.W.Archibald.Newly-elected officers are: \u2014 president, Miss W.A.Mann; vice- president, Miss K.Austin; secretary, Mrs.T.B.Hurson; treasurer, Mrs.J.Ward; match convener, Mrs.R.M.Rowat; press representative, Mrs.J.A.D.Annett.mp 75 , .THE EXAMINER, WESTMQUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 91, 1953 oo 4 OO Pa Temple Emanu-el At the Sisterhood Cooking School, Mrs.Abbey Sankoff directs a class in cookery.The Young Marrieds are especially invited to learn something of Jewish cookery in connection with the holiday observances.The class PAGE NING) meets every Monday at 2 p.m.in the Temple Community House, For information contact Mrs.Abbey Sankoff, Elwood 2879.Sisterhood Sewing every Monday, Temple Community House, at 1.30 pm, in charge of Mrs.Joseph Cooper, Mrs.Edward Wid- rich.0 A .v 0 7 \\/ oO 7 Y Oo \u201cA Q PRINCE ALBERT HALL Available for Wedding Receptions, Parties, Bridges, Club Meetings and all types of social events.Make your reservation NOW \u2014 phone WA.8163 4887 Sherbrooke Street West oO O0 OC 0 OC OO > DISTINCTIVE FRENCH PASTRY | du fois CATERERS So Much Better For The Same Price Whether it's a Wedding, Birthday, Anniversary or simple social of- fair, duBois will supply anything Irom a magnificent Wedding Cake to dainty little cokes and tookies and suitably inscribed Birthday Cakes, etc.Also complete Catering Service fer large or small events.Price list mailed FREE on request WA.8163 \u2014_\u2014 O00 O00 OCT OO ODOC o\u2014 OO OO 0 OI I \"Im DOC TOCDOCESTOEDOESOCESO SPECIAL! 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The youngsters count on their fingers too\u2014no wonder they find it easier, They bring in bottle caps and learn to count them.Evens Fashion 27 Mints Tweed twinkles in the spotlight of popular acclaim for suits, coats and dresses, with a soft, supple weave used mostly for the latter.This brown and white wool tweed dress has a snug surplice line bodice fastening with one brown satin button above the brown satin belted waist, One more button is placed centre front below the waist and double to the skirt hem.The pockets are splashed into side seams.A white pique dickey is detachable, and its tie is buttoned with a rhinestone pin.he answered.\u201cI don\u2019t like it at home.\u201d \u201cDo you like it here?\u201d I asked.\u2018Not much,\u201d said he, But as a learning device, the hot cereal was a fine dish.Afterwards the teacher drew the face of a clock on the board, \u201cIf you had dinner at six, went to bed at seven and from that time on had nothing to eat until 8:30 in the morning, how many hours did you go without food?\" A bit of prompting from the teacher and the children figured it out \u2014 fourteen and one half hours.The new approach applies to writing, too.Some children aren\u2019t ready to write in the first grade, so they're learning manuscript.Block letters are easier at a tender age than cursive writing.Remember in our school days when the Palmer method was used?For an hour we would try to make perfect -çircles or push-pull-push- pull, until we hated to write.Your child\u2019s handwriting is not so artificial.After the first two or three years he goes from printing to regular writing and the transitigh is not at all difficult.But he goes beyond that.Writing means something to him today.He just doesn't write a list of thirty words.Maybe the school has a couple of turtles \u2014 80 he writes down turtles.And soon he learns what it means when he sees the word on the blackboard.Or he writes a letter home to his parents, asking for permission to go on an excursion.He's learning to write words that make sense.(To be continued) In young beef, bones are porous with a reddish tinge.In older animals, bones are hard and white.Greene Abe.Salon Adds Elegant Air To Hairdressing To women who love to revel in luxurious surroundings and the very last word in streamlined equipment, the new Emile Beauty Salon at 1347 Greene Avenue represents progress at its best.Formerly situated nearer Sherbrooke St., the recently opened salon is fronted by full-length glass, accentuated by California redwood pillars.The interior, in pastel colors, is furnished in ultra modern style, the ceiling is sound proofed, and folding doors close off every booth.Basins, etc., are concealed under dressing table tops when not in use, and an inter-communi- cation system links the front desk wit® every booth and to the employees\u2019 quarters downstairs.Fluorescent lighting and air-condi- tioning are used throughout.A Westmount resident, Max Roth, is the architect.Despite the high class setting, prices have remained moderate, and customers come from as far \u2018| away as Cornwall, Ont, for hair styling by the well-known Emile and his staff.Mrs, Lilian Lewis, receptionist, told The Examiner that scalp \"treatments and hair tinting have been their specialty for a long time, and admitted that even supposedly practical Montreal women were asking for the latest style of having one long, bright streak of silver or gold through their hair, regardless of its own natural color.Of course, the liquids or powders used are removable, and can he brushed out the day after a big party or dance.Mostly, however, the popular trend at Emile\u2019s is towards a \u201csmooth, close-fitting hairdo,\u201d for under the season's cloche-type hats.Mts.Janes Heads Local Lady Bowlers Mrs.E.C.Janes was elected president of the Westmount Bowling Club, Ladies\u2019 Branch, at their recent annual meeting, when reports of the year's activities were read and prize-winners named.Other officers elected were: vice-president, Mrs.F.L, Gall; sec= retary, Mrs.N, Read; treasurer, Miss Nan Kirk; chairman of match committee, Mrs.R.C.Braith- waite; chairmen of house committee, Mrs, George Cheese and Mrs.H, H.Griffin; and direct- resses, Mrs.Krause, Miss F.Ewing, Miss E.Johnson, and Miss M.Sau- valle.Prizewinners were as follows: club singles, Mrs.S.Barnett, and Miss M.McDonald as runner-up; doubles, (not finished), Mrs, Barnett and Mrs.Hughes, or Mrs.Guilboard and Mrs.Braithwaite; rinks, Mrs.Pascoe, Mrs.Barnett, Mrs.Binks, and Miss Johnson, runners-up being Mrs, Martin, Mrs.Krause, Mrs.Anderson, and Miss Sauvalle; green singles, Mrs.Defries, with Mrs.Korning as runner-up.Stanley W.A.The regular monthly luncheon of the Women's Association of Stanley Presbyterian Church will be held on Tuesday at 1:15 p.m.in Franklin Hall Memorial, when the hostesses will be members of a business meeting and shower, when members and friends are asked to donate articles for the bazaar which will be held on Friday, December 5.As this will be the last meeting before the bazaar, a full attendance is urgently requested, to complete plans for this annual event.QUICK ASTHMA sue Don\u2019t wheeze, gasp, cough, fight f breath.Take Templeton\u2019s RAZ-MAR Capsules, specially made to help asthma sufferers breathe more easily and comfortably, so they work regularly and enjoy long restful nights of sleep, 65¢, $1.35.8-52 Group D.This will be followed by.\u201cFETE En QE tite noc\u2014\u201cDoD oc Do DO 60 YOO! 32oee\u2014>0o>oc< DOC 320 OC A0 bl in ined puty hair mile nist, calp have long sup- men tyle reak hair, plor, ders big ular sa for ype ted -importance or the rallies, first tc The Woman's Missionary Soci held a well attended rally Thursda: with Mrs.F.L.Shonkwiler, Montreal Presbyterial President, presiding.Miss Laura Grace, Superintendent, ducted the devotional service, this service being based on the 51st ety of the Montreal Presbyterial y in Mount Royal United.Church, Children\u2019s Home, Lachine, con- Psalm, read in unison.Welcomexk was extended to the gathering by Mrs.J.M.McNieoll, President of Mount Royal W.M.S.Mrs.Shonkwiler outlined the take stock of the results, second to get new ideas to carry on with increased interest and enthusiasm.Mrs.J.J.Fitzgerald, trasurer, reported an increase to date as $1,- 622.00 over the same period for 1951.Mrs.E.A.Kirker, speaking on Christian Stewardship said that members should ever be mindful of the methods used in raising money, the unselfish dedication of time and talents being most successful where properly developed and managed.Mrs Margaret Messenger sang a solo, \u201cI to the hills will lift mine eyes\u201d.Mrs.Wm.Yeudall, Conference Branch President, introduced the guest speaker Mrs.S.R.Collins, recently returned from Chissamba in Angola, Africa.Mrs.Collins in her warm and friendly way gave a vivid account of life both in pagan and christian villages, without walls, Mount Royal C.G.I.T.girls dramatized.African Panorama illustrating how \u2018a large number of the native people have come a long way to a higher and finer standard of living.The afternoon session closed with singing hymn 377.Tea was served by the ladies from Mount Royal Churéh.The evening session opened with the devotional by Mrs.G.R.Cragg, followed by a brief talk hy Mrs.F.T.Webb, Literature Secretary.Mrs.A.McK Parrett presented a frank and informative ac- Teen - Agers! 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At Junior Prices : OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY Charlotte Gowns 1353 Greene Ave.- Fl.7773 Near Sherbrooke sooo YA) EUNTING! .in your wardrobe with DO D OI DTOESTODOESO ES Go Hunting among last year's Suits, Ties & Coats \u2014 there's no telling how much to the good you'll be \u2014 especially after they've been cleared and made pre- paign and C.G.I.T.girls from Cai- gary entertained with African music and songs in which all present took part.Mrs.Collins illustrated her evening address wih colored slides giving a most interesting account of the Students at Currie Institute and the life of hte African people.Mrs.J.E.Buchanan presented \u201cQuest of Youth\u201d with younger members.Rev.C.W.: Coleman closed the sessions with count of the Training Schoo] cam- | | the benediction.- TRE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER s1, 1952 Aspécts Of WMS Work Outlined | At Presbyterial Autumn Rally \"Bazaar Convener H.L.Ward, convenership the Women\u2019s Auxiliary, Canadian Paraplegic As- Mrs.under whose sociation, Que.Div., will hold their annual bazaar on Saturday, November 15, from 11 a.m, to 5 p.m.in Trinity Memorial Hall, corner Marlowe Ave.and Sherbrooke St.West.Silver Cross Whist Tickets for the military whist to be held on Wednesday, Nov 5, at 8 p.m.by the Silver Cross Women of Canada in Y.W.C.A.Auditorium are now on sale.Contact Mrs.J.R.Hamilton, DE.9626, Mrs.J.Jones, AT.2962 and Mrs.Fallis, EL.4816.There will be an apron table at the whist.Proceeds from this party will be used to purchase gifts for the boys at Queen Mary Vets Hospital.Used playing cards are always a welcome gift.afternoon, Home Marks 4th Anniversary: \u201cPound Day\u201d Is Great Success To mark the fourth anniversary of the dedication of the Orange and Protestant Home for Children at Rosemere, Que.125 members of the Orange Order, Ladies Auxiliary and on Saturday 20-40 Club Hold Dance: Will Hear J.Cohen, Q.C.A very successful dance by the 20-40 Club featured the opening of the current season of social and cultural activities at Shaar Hash.omayim.Miss Esther Foldenberg, who recently retired as President of this group, was presented with a gift in appreciation of the outstanding services which she rendered in founding the organization and conducted its activities with signal success during the past two years.Mrs.Leonard Ellison, the Chairman, has announced that Mr.Joseph Cohen, Q.C., will be the PAGE ELEVEN guest speaker at the next open meeting, to be held on Tuesday, at 8:30 p.m.at the Synagogue, * REMEMBER MOTHER Give her a box of red berried Holly.All gift wrapped, for Christmas.| For details write The C.D.MORRIS NURSERY Ltd.P.O.Box 5, Ocean Park, B.C.Design Your If you are interested in for you.PRO ART ' NAME 1 PHONE .1429 Bishop Street, Suite 2, Montreal ' Please send me more details about your course.ec et ere reece cs ttt asco ngs.ADDRESS .citi iii iiaiinaaans Own Clothes sewing and would like to dress in your own ideas, you can easily make it a reality by mailing the coupon below.This course is maiply adapted for you in the home and priced FASHIONS - = - = = \u2014 = = = = \".e\u2026rnecn use 02081 It Makes a Difference., friends of the Home brought literally tons of food as admission.Hundreds of pounds of groceries and still much larger amounts of vegetables, fruits, honey, ete.filled % one room of the Home and cellar, | 500 gts.of jams and pickles for \u2014\u2014\u2014\u20140\u2014, | Doc DUK >o< >O< >O< >OC DOC uk Ottawa Valley.Argenteuil, Fontiac Counties, the Eastern Townships as well as Montreal District.Roya; Werry, Q.C.President of the Home, welcomed all and thanked them for their generous support, after which he introduced the guest speaker Rev.John S.Mc- Bride, B A., Minister of Ephraim Scott Memorial Preshvterian Church, Montreal.He took as his subject the Story of the Good Samaritan, took time from his busy life to look after the man by the wayside, bound up his wounds and put his mind at ease.The splendid condition of the home and its 14 little residents spoke well of the generosity ot the friends of the Home.and he urged continued support.Mrs.Ethel Erskine, Grand Mistress of the L.O.B A.ot British America, thanked Rev.the New Brunswick Heme which she had ings from Children\u2019s just visited.W.E.Atkins, Grand Master of the 1.0.A.of Quebec.asked com Tieasurer of the Home.sentable by VOGUE DRY CLÉANING INC.5669 Monkland Ave and 3854 Decarie Blvd.Pick Up and Delivery DE.1197 ADO OC DOC DOC POC O00 0 Co 0 COC OCT OCS 0 C\u2014O COC DOC DOC O00 oC Oo of Quebec, was congratulated on bringing in a truekload and a carload of vegetables and home canned food from Luskville.There was also a truckload of fruits and vegetables from Argenteuil County.Geo.Argue, President of the Orange Social Club, spoke briefly of the financial support given by the club.Ruben Cole, W.M.of Lorne Lodge 1373 was introduced and thanked for the continued support of that Lodge to the Home, especially in the \u2018exterior painting and repairing of the buildinæ Mrs.Margaret Durning, Matron of the Home, expressed her thanks for the pounds (tons) donated and announced that she has made over - having teen brought in from the! use this winter.and \u2018 pointing out that he John S.! 2| MeBride and also brought greet- ! tinued support as did W.J.Butler.\u2019 Clifford \u2019 Bradley, Past Master of the L.O.A.Refreshments were served by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Home under the convenership of Mrs.Frances Burness, following which Stanley Royston showed movies of the children and friends at the July 12th.picnic at the Home, followed hy other movies.Business Women\u2019s ( Club Plan Benefit Bridge Se Professional and Business Women's Organization of the | Parish of the Ascension of Our { Lord.Westmount, is holding its BLACK PERSIAN LAMB (Dyed) .$355 up .lf You Can Say Your Furs Are \"by Pichet!\u201d annual fall bridge on Thursday.November 13.at 8.15 p.m.in St.GREY PERSIAN LAMB .$500 up | Leo's School Hall._ LL _ Proceeds of this bridge will help ., .This Week's Special : | | the organization to defray the ex- .penses of the many charitable works in which the club is interested.Miss Alice Kelly.chairman of; the entertainment committee is and Canadian OTTER BEAVER 5795 general convener for the occasion while Miss Beryl Quigley, Vice- President, is in charge of tickets.MUSKRAT Bocks Rummage Sales : Monklands Chapter 1.O.D.E.will .hold a rummage sale on Wednesday, Nov.5 at 1 p.m.in Queen Mary Road United Church hall,'13 Finchley Rd.A rummage sale, under the! sponsorship of the Earl of Bess- borough Chapter I.O.D.E.will be held Tuesday in Wesley United Church hall.corner of N.D.G.and Royal Avenues, starting at 1:30 p.m.Donations for the sale will be picked up by arrangement with the conveners, Mrs.A.Wallace.FI.7914 or Mrs.H.Pegg, HA.9419.The Women's Auxiliary of Catherine Booth Hospital will hold a rummange sale in St.Stephen's\u2019 Church Hall, + pry HUDSON SEAL (Dyed Muskrat) .$445 up SHEARED RACCOON PICHET'S feature a \u2018matchless collection of hoary furs.Variety of JACKETS .$95up PST [EN .$295 up $495 wp 2170 St.Catherine West Twe blocks East of Alwaler e Wi.6111 Atwater and Dor- ! = relate at: Ml mie pt J jé { I | | ( | $ / a ear PAGE TWELVE - THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1952 BOO REVIEW by .@.C., D.C.L.K [FJ Howard S.Ross LE] \u201cIN PLACE OF FEAR\u201d by Rt.Hon, Aneurin Bevan.Published in Britain by William Heinmann Ltd, London and Melbourne.Distributed in Canada by British Book Service Sanaa) Ltd, Toronto.201 Pages.32,50 .*% This is the political testament of one of Britain\u2019s most interesting of contemporary political figures.It sets forth in coherent and sometimes moving terms the mainspring of the author's political life.Fascinating autobiographical glimpses and administrative experience gained in local government and a cabinet minister lend color and substance to a political argument which is well sustained, closely reasoned and forcefully expounded whether or not the reader may agree with his final conclusions.Whatever view may be taken of Mr.Bevan ,former Welsh miner and in younger days a lay preacher, he has an important and perhaps outstanding political future, not withstanding the serious reverse he met with at the hands of his fellow trade unionists who at their recent convention representing 8,000,000 workers, voted by an overwhelming majority against his claim that Britain should not risk bankruptcy by spending such large sums for rearmament.But even so, without any question, he is a dominant influence in the Labour Party which at the last election suffered defeat, although, strangely enough, it received a majority of the popular votes.When will more attention be given to the finding and adopting of a more effective system of voting?Thus, apart from the light it sheds on the author\u2019s personality, \u201cIn Place of Fear\u201d is an important document with a large bearing on the future Labour Party.As such, it is bound to be praised and inveigled against and no one keenly interested in the contemporary political scene in that important country can afford to miss reading it.In Chapter I, Poverty, Property, and Democracy, he writes: \u201cA young miner in a South Wales colliery, my concern was with the one practical question, where does power lie in this particular state of Great Britain and how can it be attained by the workers?The circumstances of our lives made it a burning, luminous mark of in- terrogation.Where was power and which the road to it?\u201d He said he is concerned with the impact of the arrival of the -| People's representatives at Westminster and with the atmosphere and physical organization of the Houses of Parliament.Surely that is not a pressing problem, when the real problems are the land and money question! Even the man on the street now sees the acts of legislators (notwithstanding most legislators and in particular the author and his able wife) have the best of intentions, the net results are far from satisfactory and end in continuing\" wars quite unavoidable as long as your different economic Systems have the fundamental faults which our system of land ownership and the basis of our medium of exchange have, and with no one in particular to blame, but all of us at fault for our failure to study those basic and all important \u2018questions.And how strange it is that one With such zeal and energy as the author and after being a member of the House of Commons for 24 years and 35 years of political and industrial activity \u201ccan find no reason to alter my convicition that the principles of democratic socialism are the only one broadly applicable to the situation in which mankind now finds itself.\u201d Those are the closing words and what could be more indefinite?: In his first chapter he wrote: \u201cIn such cases the question shapes itself in some such question as, How can I get on?or What career shall I choose?\u2019 I don\u2019t mean by this that we are necessarily less selfish It was merely that the texture of our lives shaped the question into a class - HERE IS NEWS PURE WHOLE EGGS in Powder Are More Than Welcome in England We have been informed by a traveller just returned from England that due to the shortage of eggs, 2 per person per week, egg powder is more than ever welcome to supplement this egg shortage.Send some PURE WHOLE EGGS IN POWDER as a MUST in parcels being shipped overseas, especially now before the Christmas season.Excellent for cakes, waffles, biscuits, custards, ples, scrambled eggs, and any other uses In which eggs are ordinarily used.A reserve for housewives, campers, hunters, and fishermen, RECIPES PRINTED UNDER THE LABEL ORDER TODAY PACKED AND DISTRIBUTED BY Montreal Food & Supplies Ltd.910 St.Timothee St., Montreal SOLD AT ALL LEADING STORES Buywell \u2014 Dionne \u2014 A&P \u2014 Gordon & Son \u2014 Walter Paul \u2014 T.Eaton Co.\u2014 Ogilvy's \u2014 Ye Olde English Cheese, \u2014 Pesner Bros.\u2014 Steinberg's \u2014 Henry Gatehouse & Son \u2014 Walter J.Chatfield \u2014 Thrift Stores, Etc.Court Of Opinions To Feature Meeting Of Dance Teachers The Quebec Dance Teachers\u2019 Association will meet on Sunday, at 8:15 p.m.at the Y.W.C.A.on Dorchester Street West Mary Beetles will preside.The program for the evening will consist of a lecture-demonstra- tion by Elizabeth Leese on her European tour and a \u2018Court of Opinion on the Dance\u201d.Guest artists invited to participate in the discussion are, Sidney Johnston, Frank Coleman, and Paula Dunning.Members of the panel will be Ann Lendman, moderator, Eleanor Moore-Ashton, M.Alvarez, Mary Beetles, Elvira Gomez, Elizabeth Leese, Maurice Morenoff, Lois Mc- Gilp, Jeanne Rodier and Alex Mc- Dougall, teachers.Thé meeting is open to the public and anyone wishing to question the panel on the subject of the dance may send questions to Miss Ann Lendman, 1357 Van Horne Avenue, Outremont.This program is completely un- rehearséd and the opinion of the panel will be forthcoming readily and spontaneously.Books Commemorate The Late Norah Bailey A memorial library presentation in honor of the late Norah Elizabeth Bailey was made recently at the Mental Hygiene Institute.Miss Bailey who hadreceived her M.A, in child psychology from the University of Toronto in 1936, joined the staff of the M.HI.in 1947.She reorganized the Institute's Parent Education Department, then developed and conducted the two-year courses which train leaders in the group discussion method of child study for parents.The donation of books was made by the leaders who had studied by Miss Biley.Mrs.R.Ayre made fhe presentation.Mrs.O.Doob accepted on behalf of the Board of Directors of the Mental Hygiene Institute.Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Bailey attended the ceremony in memory of their daughter.Many graduate leaders in parent education and the present leaders-in-training were present also, Reddy W.A.Tea To Be Held At Windsor Hotel Reddy Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary will hold a Membership Tea in the Oak Room of the Windsor Hotel, Wednesday, Nov.5, at 3 p.m., with Lee Fortune, of radio station CJAD, as guest speaker.In charge of arrangements are Dr.Margaret Kunstler and Mrs.Maurice Berne, program conveners; Mrs.H.Shister, membership; Mrs.J.Christie, publicity; and Mrs.J.C.Dickison and Mrs.Leo W.Vezina, social conveners.Fashion Show Trinity Memorial Senior A.Y.- on Wednesday, November 5, in Trinity Hall, at 8:30 p.m, Coordinator will be Mrs.Peggy Mc- Vey.1.Always fill the firebox as full as you can, A deep fire (a) applies more heat to eidewalls of furnace; (b) circulates more hot air; (c) burns steadier\u2014easier to control; (d) needs less attention.P.A.will present a fashion show Chanukah Celebration To Include Folk Dances .Under the sponsorship of the .Women's Auxiliary, Congregation Shaar Hashomayim, representatives of all the affiliated groups of the Synagogue met recently £o formulate plans for the forthcoming joint Chanukah Celebration to be held on December, 10.This gala event, initiated by the auxiliary, will take the form of a Congregational Family Celebration to ine clude displays of festival foods, ceremonial objects, gifts, books and various other aspects of -ap- propriate home observances.Colourful folk dances and Israeli hor ahs will also be featured, and a Snack Bar will provide refreshe ments, \u201cI always think flowers can see ug and know what we are thinking about.\u201d George Eliot and not into an Individual form.\u201d That class consciousness, it seems to this reviewer, is one of the primary defects of socialism.What our worried world needs is equally free individuals cooperating to carry on the work of the world without anyone paying- tribute to anyone hecause a sound money system \u2014 work for work, hour for hour, life for life with the work measured according to time the only common denominator.Then with mutual banking (much the same as at present but with the tribute element abolished) and free for use natural resources we would not need Mr.Bevan and hosts of others ruling over us, but we would have equally free people co-operating to carry on the work of the world.And it would not be necessary for us to be divided into parties within nations and between individuals in each nation struggling for place, power and exalted positions.There cannot be any real democracy while some rule others or struggle with others even in the same party to be the supreme leader.We hadly need thoroughgoing educators who see that it is not Mr.Churchill or Mr.Attlee or the author who are to be opposed but rather curses of wars and the other undesirable features of social order.Other chapters (all filled with well-written material) are Modern Man and Modern Society, Private or Collective Spending, A Free Health Service, Social Tensions, World Leadership, Raw Materials, Scarcities and Priorities, and Democratic Socialism.There is a lengthy appendix filled with valuable material useful in any public or private library.| I hope if the author sees this review, he will not think I am too dogmatic and am taking too long à look into the future and am per- 3.Lasalle Coke makes so little ash that hard shaking of grates is not necessary.Use poker to loosen ash, then if you must\u2014shake grates very gently.2.Coke needs less draft than coal.Draft settings vary with each furnace.A little experimenting will prove the most efficient positions to set your smoke-pipe damper and cold-air check.Bottom draft- door should be open only when you want been reached:\u2014 2.Close bottom draft door.haps too fond of premature truth.In the morning and at night:\u2014 1.Open key damper, close air check, clean fire with poker, 2.Shake grates gently until red glow appears in ashpit.3.Add a few shovels of Coke and open bottom draft.Then, when desired house temperature has 1.Heap firepot as full as you can get it.3.Nearly close key damper.Set cold-air check according to temperature you require.- FREE HEATING SERVICE \u2014 Trained and experienced service men are at the disposal of all Coke users to assist in obtaining maximum satisfaction from their heating equipment.Call your dealer or Lasalle Coke Service Department, UNiversity 6-6531, for this FREE service.© 044-1-RR es the on ati- s of Tor ala ses ing fot -.\u201cAfrican Queen\u201d Starts Saturday \u201cAt Monkland John Huston's fabulous Technicolor adventure drama, \u201cThe African Queen,\u201d is due to open this Saturday at the Monkland Theatre through \u2018United Artists release.Co-starring Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn, who turn in sparkling performances, the film is a delight throughout.It was produced on location .in Central Africa by S.P.Eagle 88 an Horizon-Romylus Production.Hair-raising adventure and a poignant, completely unusual romance dominate this exciting film based on C.S., Forester's novel of the same title.Under the masterly direction of Director Huston, Miss Hepburn and Mr.Bogart bring to persuasive life the characters of Rosy, the prim English mission ary's sister and Charlie, the genial, salty river boat trader who are thrown together in & native village during a German skirmish in World War TI.Also on the same program is the Intrigue, mystery and romance are wrapped into one exciting package of film fare in \u201cMacao.\u201d Starring Robert Mitchum, Jane Russell and William Bendix, the drama has its setting in the notorious Portuguese colony of Macao on the Chinese coast, a popular refuge of crooks because of its lack of any extradition treaties.The trio ar- \u201crives on a ferry from HongKong, apparently with no ulterior moti- ves\u2014but one of the two men is in reality a New York police officer seeking to entice a badly-wanted criminal outside the three-mile 1limit.Cornation Shillings A hundred newly minted shillings will play a big part in the Coronation.In a ceremony faithfully maintained at all Cornations since the Middle Ages, the shillings will be used to redeem the mangi- ficant jewelled States sword presented by the Sovereign in homage to the Church.Afterwards, the shillinge and the velvet bag in which they are con- \u201cWhere's Chârley?\u201d starring Ray Bolger, with Allyn McLerie, who was his dance partner and costar during the sensational two and a half year run of the Broadway play from which the Warner Bros.Technicolor film is adapted, begins its much heralded engagement at the Westmount Theatre on Sunday.Based on Brandon Thomas\u2019 comedy, \u201cCharley's Aunt,\u201d with music specially composed by Frank Loes- ser, the screen story concerns who masquerades as his wealthy aunt when she is prevented from acting as chaperone for a party he has planned.While dressed as the elderly woman.Charley is chased by two fortune-hunting characters, neglects his best girl and almost loses her, sets off a series of hilarious episodes on the campus, not the least of which is tained will remain the property of Westminster Abbey.MUNKLAND LIRBLARD DL 9/0 Starting SATURDAY ! LAST SHOWING TODAY DAVID & BATHSHEBA\" in TECHNICOLOR, with GREGORY PECK and SUSAN HAYWARD.Added \"GIRL ON THE BRIDGE\".ACADEMY AWARD WINNER For the Best Actor of 1951 COUOR BY * TECHNICOLOR! yi Added Exciting Hit! { ROBERT aL SOV UUUUUIE ¥ KATHARIME \"HEPBURN.ROBERT MORLEY À HORLZON-ROHULUS PRODUCTION Redaased thru Uritad Acticy .JANE RUSSELL |; WILLIAM BENDIX OMAS GOMEZ o GLORIA GRABANE ewe Te aren met \u2014 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1952 » Ray Bolger In Comedy A At Westmount Sunday Ray Bolger, disguised in his aunt's garb, has just received a proposal of marriage from Horace Cooper in a scene from \u201cWhere's Charley ?\u201d, the new Warner Bros.Technicolor musical based on the smash Broadway hit, The film opens on Sunday at Westmount Theatre.Top Comedy Film Begins Sunday At Westmount Theatre finding himself locked in a ladies\u2019 dressing room, Climax of the impersonation occurs when the real aunt arrives on the scene from Brazil.Also on the same program is the exciting drama \u201cDiplomatic Courier\u201d starring Tyrone Power and Patricia Neal.French Poodle Makes Cast Of Koolvent Play One of the first tryouts with a view to making him a professional member of the KoolVent Theatre, now playing \u201cDinner For Three\u201d at the Gesu Theatre until Saturday, Nov.8, was made an experiment in London, Ont.Calico, a stage-struck French poodle, has won his place in the KoolVent Theatre cast.His present status as an actor and a clown in his own right may be seen any night at the Gesu and, it is said he has established himself as a full-fledged member of the cast.Calico established himself after he had learned hig clues practically overnight, After seven performances in London, Ont., he returned for the official premiere in Montreal last Friday no more an extra, but a worthy fellow player with Barry Morse, Elfi Koenig, Herbert Kramer, Robert Goodier and Joan Blackman.The acting poodle, like the rest of his breed a born clown, has been trained by Miss Koenig for KoolVent Theatre, Calico humbly obeys her ° slightest command, otherwise he wouldn't be in the cast.It would be too dangerous.Like all other genuine actors he can't resist the temptation to steal the show occasionally.Being a natural animal this is never done with malice aforethought.The remarkable poodle, however, quickly forgets his exhibitionism and returns to heel.On the whole players and audience claim he has done an efficient job.He is not yet a ham.MACHINE AGE In the early days of Quebec's canning industry, in the 1870s, cans were made by hand during the winter at the rate of 60 or so per day per man, Now a single production line at the American Can Company's Montreal factory turns out in excess of 30 metal containers a minute without a hand touching the cans.Cloves come from the islands of the West Indies nowadays.The plano accordion was introduced in 1910 by Pietro Seiro, SÉ., & vaudeville hoofer.EAE.SEEN \u2018{ Schull for - Canadian Playwrights Best At Comedy, Rittenhouse Says Canadian playwrights are at their best in comedy and fantasy, while their seripus work is \u201cfrequently lugubrious and overwrought\u201d, Charles Rittenhouse, oñe of the directors of the Montreal Repertory Theatre, told the Women\u2019s Branch of the Antiquarian and Numismatic Society at the Chateau de Ramsay last night.Mr.Rittenhouse took his audience on a tour of Canadian theatres from Halifax to Vancouver where native plays have been produced.He especially lauded Joseph \u201cThe Bridge\u201d being termed the best Canadian Play, Gralien Gelinas for \u201cTit Cog\u201d the most successful Canadian play and Robertson Davies for \u201cFortune My Foe\u201d and \u201cOverlaid\u201d, the best comedies, As the most promising playwrights, Mr.Rittenhouse named William Digby of London, Ont.Shirley Fowke of Chester, N.S, and Paul Toupin of Montreal.The speaker also praised the efforts of John Coultier, Morley Callaghan, Janet McPhee, Gwen Ringwood, John Hoare, Graham Ferguson, Pierre Dagenais, and Hilda Mary Hooke.In conclusion Mr, Rittenhouse warned would-be Canadian playe wrights to keep away from certain characters who had been used too frequently and are now cliche.Mr.Rittenhouse, who resides at 8036 Guelph avenue, is well known in theatre circles throughout the city.Women\u2019s Institute Mrs.Alex Shulman, Chairman of the Women\u2019s Institute, Congregation Shaar Hashomayim, announe ces that the First Book Review Tea of the current season will be held on Tuesday, November 25, at 3:30 p.m.in the Dining Room, Guest speaker will be David Rome, Press Relations Officer of the Canadian Jewish Congress, who will speak on \u201cContemplation of Books.\u201d BOTHERED BY SINUS Joe Primeau, the extremely polite coach of the Toronto Mapla Leafs, has been bothered with sinus trouble of late.The Toronto mentor was plagued by the trouiblesome allment throughout the Maple Leafs training period.Sherbrooke at Grey WESTMOUNT EL.9545 SN ci a x 3 He's where { THE FUN'S FLOWIN' AND THE GALS ARE GLOWIN' TARRING : AY BOLGER.À ano ALLYN McLERIE X Starts Sn Y for ONE WEEK! \u201cIT'S PERFECT! in TACHNICOLOR «aom Wannen Bros.x Ray Bolger is the greatest comedy dancer of this\u2019 era!\" \u2014Strassberg, Mirror.j 1 @® ADDED ! PATRICIA POWER - .NEAL.McNALLY - TODAY and SATURDAY! \u201cJUMPING JACKS\" with LEWIS.Added \"DEADLINE DEAN MARTIN and JERRY BOGART and ETHEL BARRYMORE.BILDEGARDE'S NEFF U.S.A\" with HUMPHREY arta | orme à 2 i i + + mes FOURTEEN Kinsmen Defeated | By Unity Club In Girls Basketball \u2018In an exhibition basketball game last Saturday afternoon the Unity Intermediate girls team defeated Kinsmen Intermediate girls by the score of 26 to 6.The teams: Unity\u2014Irene Clarke, Helen Craig, Patricia Neilson, Margaret Selby, Judy Fairweather, Norma Craig, Betty Jones, June Darlington and Winnefred McDonald.Kinsmen \u2014 Ellen Sawicki, Marjorie, Smith Beverley Greeley, Hazel Niven, Joyce Niven, Joan Dwyer, Florence Siteman, Margaret Mayhew and Mary McCann.* with a close 12-11 loss to High tos scored two T: Ds and a convert.Playing their best for the local gridders were, as usual, Paul Zwinge, \u2018Biff\u2019 Byford; Ian Roussac and Pon Ferrier, Paul ripping off some nice run-backs of punts as well as lofting some neat left-handed.passes which were rather spoiled by the receivers\u2019 inability to hold on to the ball, as\u2018 Biff\u2019 called offensive signals and Don and Ian upheld their defensive » duties to great effect.McGRAIL CHOOSE FROM: THE BEST SELECTION ENGLISH USED CAR IN THE CITY A Special Every Day VANGUARD, MAYFLOWER, AUSTIN, PREFECT, MORRIS and many other makes Drop in and compare prices \u2018McGrail Motors Ltd.M.M.U.C.WEST END BRANCH 5228 Cote des Neiges Rd.\"MOTORS EX.8459 AT.1919 led \"11-10 only to have a running \u201cpoints.\u201cmiscues and an \u2014 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1952 - = Apostolatos Gives One Man Show WHS Beat Proctor 22-5: Lose To| HSM As Byford And Zwinge Star by Allan Sandzelius Last Wednesday afternoon at the W.A.G., Westmount High\u2019s senior \u201cA\u201d footballers wound up their current season School of Montreal, Apostola- The score at the end of the first guarter was 5-0' in Westmount's favor, 11-5 at the half.With half the final quarter left, the locals play stopped in their own end zone, awarding the Blue and White two Ron Sharp's fighting -charges- came back strong in the remaining minutes of the game, but fumbles, \u2018intercepted \u2018forward cost them.their last hopes to win.Herewith much credit must he given coach Sharp for a valiant struggle against seemingly insur: mountable odds to mold a team from so much inexperience and to come up finally, in all too short a time, with a squad -that will definitely .he a contender for league leadership next season.- Down Proctor 22-3 In what easily was their best all-round tussle of the season, the local twelve downed their annual American rivals, Proctor Academy to the tune of 22-5 last Monday morning, hehind the stellar display of Paul Zwinge and Gerry Apos- tolatos.Gerry scored the local's first TD under the American code to put his team ahead 6-5, This was followed by a sustained West- mount drive climaxed by Zwinge lofting a long twenty-yard heave to Ted Hough, who raced thirty vards for the major, making the count 13-5.After Gerry's convert, Paul put the game on ice with a TD.late in the final stanza on a beautiful |_ thirty-five yard run through the center of the line with Apostolatos getting the final convert.Ian Roussac kicked into the end zone to give the Purple and White an extra two points.Proctor's single major came early in the first quarter on a ter- ritic ninety yard run by star half back, \u2018Tip\u2019 Gilbert who did the majority of the visitors\u2019 ball carrying.A good indication of the true sportsmanship displayed by the two teams was evident as no major \"COOL CONTROL\u201d brewing extracts only the top goodness from Dow quality ingredients by eliminating all adverse temperature variations in the brewing process.© ds best?/ WE D owe, + \u2014 SPO Mike Lunny's Rough Riders, captured St.Leo's Bantam Six Man Touch Rugby title last Friday morning at Westmount Athletic Grounds, when they downed Frank rough play penalties were called in the entire game.The pace was fast and\u2019 close with Westmount showing a sharp edge in offensive.\u2018rushing with Proctor\u2019s forte being in the air.Referees of the meet were' Andy McGillis, Frank Utley and Lou Miller.Proctor's record, by the way, i two won, one lost in their league; south of the border.\u2018Westmount retains the Doug Smaill- Memorial trophy they won\u2019 last fall by virtue of defeating the Proctorites at home, 49-5.Previous \u2018scores were 35-28 for Westmount \u2018and 11- 0 for the Green and White.Distaff Diversions Tuesday next is \u2018the big day for the WHS lady volleyballists as they sally forth to defend their City Championship \u201cat the High School for Girls under the mentor- ship of \u2018all star\u2019 coach, Miss M.J.MacMillan.In Junior High girls\u2019 sports, the junior gals downed Macdonald \u2018| High 6-0 in an exhibition soccer game.With each goal worth two points, the scorers were Dot Morgan, Sharon Horning, and Carol ! Roberts.It's understood that school volleyball is well underway at the Red and White under the guidance of Miss Cochrane and that the annual Leaders\u2019 corps camp session is scheduled for the week-end of Nov.8 where the girl leaders take training in athletic leadership.The local group of girls is headed by both junior school gym teachers, the misses Cochrane and Matthews.Deadline Lines Hockey practices are well under way now every Saturday morning at the Forum and this afternoon at four ., , all star coach, D.N.McRae back to \u2018guide the squad's fortunes .prospects look very good this year, provided a goalie can be procured .defenceman John Langshaw appears to be all set for the season with Gav Scott, Dick Dunbar,\u201d Bud Agnew and Richie Bell some more of the returnees .maybe it would be better if a certain \u2018one man team\u2019 gave more thought to his teammates .could possibly lead to a few more victories , ., hear that \u2018Biff\u2019 favors studies to hockey this year .a good thing too .if you want to pass .Johnny Fuller has switched to the ice-lanes now - .how about basketball, John, think they'll get along without you?.and don\u2019t forget, Paul, what happened to a \u2018star\u2019 last Year can happen again .a swelled head can easily be punctured .not that we think anything's wrong .not yet anyhow .but we think Gerry better think twice these days .something's bound to give « .the smallest crowd yet to a league game at the HSM-WHS battle made more noise than the largest .how about that?.water polo has started once more with the first league game coming up soon .High School Golden Ball Hoop-la tourney \u201c coming up at the end of the month .watch for it .and did you know that the \u2018Hutchy\u2019- coached WHS juniors defeated Macdonald High in an exhibition last Friday, 11-1 behind the pitching arm of Paul (you know who) and the catching of Bobby Hamilton .Dick Christensen was also in on the scoring .did you know the Proctor game made a feature in the N.Y.Herald Tribune +.also the Times.RTS at St.Leo's Jago's Alouettes 7 to 2, in the final game of the season.The Alouettes upset the leagua leading Argos in the semi-final, while the Rough Riders were disposing.of the Tiger-Cats.\u201c The Championship game was a \u2018well played affair, with the results in.doubt until the final.whistle.The Alouettes went into an early lead; on a single point, kicked hy Chris Larie -and at half time Jago's boys, held a slim 1 to 0 lead.The Rough Riders, began to roll in the second half and spearheaded by g their two big guns, Bernie Fisher and John Farrell, had the hard fighting Alouettes bottled up in their own end and soon tied the game on a rouge, with nice kicking by Fred McManus.A John Farrell to Bernie Fisher pass, put Lunny's lads up five points and they added one for.good measure | in the last quarter, to round out the score 7 to 2.Congratulations are in order to coach Mike Lunny and his team in winning the Academy Bantam Six Man Touch Rugby title.Introducing the members of the championship squad: John Farrell, Bernie Fisher, Fred McManus, Dick Robinson, Allan Kelley, Gerald McGee, Victor Sal- vaneschi, Jimmy Shaw, Guy La- brosse and Anthony Donavan.In a post season All Star game, the Greens beat the Reds 12 io 1.Individual crests, will he awarded to all members of the Rough Riders and their coach Mike Lunny, A vote of thanks is in order, to the following boys, who worked hard- to make the past Bantam season, such an outstanding success; 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