The Westmount examiner, 21 novembre 1952, vendredi 21 novembre 1952

[" PP wu Hem .NE mn NN, Ann MI EPRASAEREEENDRR The Examiner Co .Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis voL.XXill, Ne.47 Progress ual Meetin WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1952 1V \u20ac .Young Canada Book Week Comes To Close Tomorrow | ! [ Windows Unveiled In Memory Of Late Minister Dedication of two stained glass windows took place last week at Stanley Presbyterian Church.The window on the east side of the church was dedicated to the memory of the late Rev.Dr.and Mrs.W.D.Reid and as a tribute to the clergy.Dr.Reid was minister of the church when the present building was erected and remained with the congregation for 25 years.The west window was dedicated to the memory of the late Mr.and Mrs.James Muir, who were pioneer members of the church.Mr.Muir was a church elder for 15 years after it was built.The window was also dedicated as a tribute to the laymen.Installed by the families of Lhe deceased, the windows were unveiled by Dr.E.A.Stewart Reid and George F.Muir, sons of the deceased.Rev.J.D.Wilkie, minister of the church and Moderator of the Montreal Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, officiated.\u2018The east window scene wag taken from the Book of Revelation and depicts John's vision of the new Jerusalem.The west window, taken from the Book of Micah, shows Micah prophesying the coming of Christ.Doreen Day To Speak At Rotary \u201cLadies Night\u201d Doreen Day, fashion consultant for Eaton's, will be the guest speaker at the Westmount Rotary Club's annual ladies night Wednesday starting at 6.30 p.m.in the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.Pal.J Examining hooks in the Young Cunada Book Week display at Westmount Public Library are, left to right, Monique St.Germain, Lise Dubois, Catherine Fraser, Monigue Desjardins, and Liliane ends tomorrow, has kept chief lib go\u201d during the past week.Revised With Ne BY JOHN O'MEARA Not since the days when such famous names as the Patrick brothers, Art Ross and Russ McConnell, wielded a stick on Westmount rinks, has the city been so hockey conscious.i Back in 1943 Doug Alexander and his Golden Eagles caused short-lived excitement when they won the Quebec Juvenile title in the QAHA, \\ And although, hockey has heen ; on the decline in Westmount since the mid 'forties, hig bruising de- | fensemen and scrambling little; I forwards from Westmount have \"had their share of glory in the past | few decades.Such notables from the district as Johnny Pierson, Tommy Brennan, Johnny Chenier and Johnny Mahaffey, have made good in the game., A revision is planned by Rocky Rothwell, recreation supervisor who has formed the Westmount Municipal Hockey League this vear which he hopes \u201cwill put the district back on the hockey map.\u201d Already, the league boasts 225 young players with a total of 19 teams consisting of pee wee, bantam, midget and juvenile.Rothwell says that many fathers of youngsters in the district have already volunteered their service for the league.\u201cHockey hasn't had the co-op- eration of parents in Westmount for a long time and Lhis league can really be something if everyone co-operates,\u201d Mr.Rothwell stated.The schedule has not yet been drawn up but games will be play- of the Westmount Library, Parlovitch.The display which rarian Kathleen Jenkins \u201con the Old Westmount Hockey Days New League ed on 1 Westmount Park rinks, Staynor Park and Prince Albert.Pee wee teams will play in the afternoon and Juvenile's in the evening.\u2018Many of the teams have already been backed by local merchants.Winners will enter the playoffs in the Quebec Minor Hockey Association at the close of the sche-! dule.Woman, 70, Breaks Both Legs In Car Accident A 70 year old woman sustained fractures to her twn legs when struck hy a car at the corner of Sherbrooke street and Wood Avenue.Injured was Mrs.Yvone Lyons of 1620 Selkirk avenue, apt.7, who was thrown 15 feet when struck by a car while attempting to cruss Sherbrooke street at the west end of the safety zone., Driver of the car Michael Gueb- restante, 6730 Cartier street, 33, who was driving his taxi west on Sherbrooke street on Lhe south side of the safety zone.Hg said he saw the lady attempting to cross and sounded a warning with his horn, The woman kept on walking.and when he pulled out to go around her she was struck by the right side of the bumper.Mrs.Lyons told police she did not think traffic could pass on the left side of the zone.* \u2014\u2014 Watch Your Wife If She Looks At Broadloom Rugs When your wife starts thinking she wants a broadloom carpet that stretches from wall to wall \u201cbrother, you've had it\u201d, I D.(Jack) Hausner told members of the Westmount Rotary Club in a classification talk at their weekly luncheon.Mr.Hausner is the owner of the Perfection Rug Company.Mr.Hausner told of how the rug business gained prominence in the late twenties with an advertising \u2014\u2014-# PRICE FIVE CENTS Conservative g Tuesday Dinsdale To Address Meeting Walter G.Dinsdale, Member of Parliament for Brandon, Manitoba, will address the annual meeting of the .St.Antoine-Westmount Progressive Conservative Association, to be held Tuesday, in Victoria Hall at 8.15 p.m.Born in Manitoba 35 years ago, Mr.Dinsdale came into prominence with a spectacular by-election victory in June 1951.He has already made his mark xs a fine speaker and is an important addi- Lion to the group of members who represent the Progressive Conservative viewpoint in the House of Commons.As this will be Mr.Dinsdale's first public appearance in Moa- real, the meeting is of general in- telest and the public is invited to hear his talk.His subject will he \u201cHow To Win Elections\u201d and il is expected that he will discuss campaign that decreed \u2018broadloom was the only way to furnish the home properly.\u201d This change in fashion also changed the business, he said.Mr.expensive and fascinating part of the trade is the oriental rug.\u201cBuying and selling oriental rugs is a trade in itself and I advise that- if you are buying one of these, to do so from a reputable dealer, as there is sometimes skullduggery in the trade,\u201d he ; said.Following his talk a movie was shown titled \u201cAccent on Carpets\u201d.\u2018Alcoholism\u2019 Films To Be Shown On Sunday On Sunday at 2 p.m.in the Webster Hall of the Westmount Park- Emmanuel Church, corner of Western and Lansdowne Avenues, the Westmount Group of Alcoholies Anonymous will show two sound films dealing with alcoholism.One of the films is entitled, \u201cWhere Does It Get You\u201d and the other, \u201cAlcohol And The Human Body\u201d.Hausner said that the most ! | | WG.DINSDALE the policies and organization techniques which resulted in his election.Moore Address Young Couservatives In an addtess to the Yourp= Conservatives oË St.Antoine, Weat- mount E, T.Moore, well known Progressive Conservative, said that \u201chousing is one of the greal- est bulwarits against socialism or communism.\u2019 Mr.Moore said thal some of the low cost housing projects have heen on such a cheap level that there is \u201cno pride of ownership.\u201d Stressing the need for a sound housing program, Mr.Moore said that \u201clow cost housing should be for the low income and middle income families.\u201cThe down payment is the big problem and it shout! be hetweeu $500 to 31.000,\" He said, \u201cthe resl should be spread ¢ over a period of \u201c(Continued on Page 19) \u2014 ET. API Ts A NE ie de blr me LATER ne fem a ITT Ceres ee EE ; PAGR TWO o .That Harry Poirier had better stay away from those poker games out et Lachine If he can't get home before 4 o'clock in the morning.e + .That the Hazeldine Shoppe received many compliments on their window display for Remembrance Day.e « + That a nasty mess was narrowly averted at the corner of Victoria and Sherbrooke when a huge tanker truck going east on Sherbrooke ignored | the fire engine sirens and the frantic signalling of the Tramways inspector and made a wide, sweeping turn down Victoria.Luckily the fire trucks coming down the hill turned east.+.e.That Ken Willock won a I tion prize of £100 in the recent Irish sweepstake.Didn't know a thing about it till he received his check.eo + » That Ken Colson of Charlotte Gowns got up early the other morning for nothing.Went out to the airport to catch the 7.15 plane to N.Y.only to find the flight cancelled because of mechanical trouble.+ + « That Mrs.Aiken, nee Miss Barrett, who was formerly with local dress shop, Is a new member of the staff af May's Ladies Wear, s+ + » That American Decors is the new business opening at 1235 Greene Ave.Sell decorative ornaments, lamps and things like that there.Mostly for hotel lobbies, clubs, etc.Mr.Pizza.gaill, Sr., is the owner.+ .» That F.L.Silver, the tailor, is now operating his newly renovated A premises at the same location.Says he went to à wedding recently, his | daughter's.+ « + That Macy's Mr.Ellis is having trouble with those ulcers again, - + « + That Miss Herring the Beauty Culturist is proud of her new chair which puts her customers in a relaxed mood while being beautified.« + » That Miss Emard of Olivier Ave, was Queen for a Night at the Monitor: Bowling League last Monday.Bowled the highest single and highest triple ever rolled by a female Monitor employee.+ + + That ydu'll have a chance to win your Christmas turkey in the Examiner Limerick Contest being published in next week's issue.Courtesy of the Victoria Ave, businessmen.There's other prizes, toor Westmount Recreation Dept.News Adult Activities On Thursday evening, Nov.13, a meeting was held at the West- mount Athletic Grounds to discuss the possibilities of organizing and promoting activities for interested adults of Westmount.The meeting, which was chaired by George Cairns.The persons present were most enthusiastic in contributing ideas towards a successful program.\u2019 Mr.Cairns asked for volunteers to serve on a putting tournament committee and also on a ladies\u2019 committee, The following offered their services for the tournament committee:- Phil Warner, Bert Aldford and Charles Cassels, The ladies\u2019 committee, which consists of Mrs.Kent, Mrs, Aldford and \u2018Mrs.Warner, has consented to help with activities that will be presented from time to time in the basement premises of the West- mount Athletic Grounds.Lionel Fournier has arranged to have indoor putting equipment purchased.This equipment is to be used by anyone interested in putting on the coco mats which have been laid out on the basement floor, The first indoor putting tournament will be held on Monday evening, November 24, at 8 p.m.in the basement of the Westmount Athletic Grounds.Any resident of Westmount who is interested is welcome to come along and participate, so bring along your putters for next Monday's tournament, For those not interested in the putting tournament there will be facilities available such as shuffleboard, darts and ping-pong, in which anyone may participate on an individual basis.These activities, which are sponsored by the Recreation Department, are open to any citizen of Westmount, On Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings the premises are available to anyone interested in coming down for individual games.Hockey A hockey meeting was held last night at the Westmount Athletic Grounds at 8 p.m.Players certificates were given out to some 18 teams.Any teams who are thinking of.entering this year's competition are advised to get in touch with Rocky Rothwell, Recreation Supervisor, at FI.6975 immediately.More volunteer referees and coaches are needed, so please call and leave your name now.It is important that we have everything organized by ice-time in order to see a 8mooth-running schedule, , Teen-Agers The Teen-Agers' registratiôn is | now in full swing and there is | much enthusiasm being shown by those who have already registered.The dance committee was formed on Monday afternoon, November 17, at 4 p.m.Those serving on |\u2019 the committee:- Lillian Gallery, Paul Zwinge, Jim Beasant, Grant Gill, Linda Brooks, Ann Mulligan, Paul Amos, Dave Donohue, Roger Lellig, Gerry Apostolatos and David Gray.You may register at the West- mount Athletic Grounds any day | from 9 am.to 5 p.m.Monday through Friday.The first event, a \u201cHard Times\u201d dance, will be held on Friday evening Dec.5 at 8 p.m, It is important that you register hefore December 5 so that you are in possession of a registration card to show on entrance to the Dance, True humility is not an abject, groveling, self-despising spirit; it is but a right estimate of ourselves as God sees us.\u2014Tryon Edwards.3 Receives Appointment Walter J.Tardiff, has been appointed as general manager of the Canada Paint Company.Mr.Tardiff has been an active figure in the paint business for 28 years and has held many important positions in the industry.Prior to his new appointment he was manager of the Institutional Division.Unity Boys Win Basketball Games Unity Boys\u2019 Club basketball teams have just completed a busy week in exhibition games.The Intermediate girls team lost to Verdun High School 30-17, This gives the girls\u2019 team one win and a loss in the two games they have played to date.The boys fared better with the newly formed Biddy Basketball team Winning from 79th Battery of Point St.Charles by the score of 26 to 17.The Unity Midget team edged Rosemount Boys\u2019 Club 27-23 in a closely fought encounter.The Unity's M.B.L.entry in the Golden Ball Tournament, defeated Tauras 75-73.YM.CA.Notes Boys Swimming Team The Westmount \u201cY\" Boys Swim Team led by coaches Gil Young and Lloyd Kishino have a team of 12 boys interested in the Inter- YMCA Swim Meet, which is being held at International YMCA today.+ La * Adult Swimning Adult mixed swimming continues to be held on Tuesday and Friday evenings from 8 to 9 p.m.Young men and women 18 years of age or over are invited to join this group.* * * Badminton\u2019 Friday evening from 8 to 10 p.mis badminton night at Westmount \u201cY\".This is also a co-educational feature; anyone interested is invited to contact the physical director.Seventh Day On Saturday, | \u201cWhich Day is the Seventh-day Sabbath?\u201d was the question asked in the \u201cVibrant Living Health Class\u201d conducted in Victoria Hall Wednesday night.In answering the question, Harold J.Brendel, Director of the \u201cBetter Living Health #Team\u201d and the \u201cRays of Light Evangelistic Team\u201d as well as Pastor of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, stated that the Seventh-day Sabbath was still on, Saturday as the Biblical evidences clearly prove, To give all opportunity he stated that he would hold a special meeting in the Seventh-day Adventist Church on Sunday night, Nov.23 to the above question, Mr.Brendel stated that he was a member of a world-wide move: ment of Seventh-ddy Adventists with members who keep the Sab- 1) Sabbath Still Brendel Says bath in practically every country of the world, The world membership is 756,712 with $10,237 churches.Every church conducts divine service every Saturday, being the Sabbath of Sevehth-day Adventists.He further stated that the church was organized in 1863 with 3,500 members but now works in 714 langugges in 193 countries of the 230 of the world.Pastor-Evangelist Brendel stated that they conduct 4,155 elementary schools with 6,108 teachers and 166,793 pupils.Besides this the church owns and operates many senior accredited colleges including a medical school and a Theological Seminary and over 20 Sanitarium and Hospitals.When asked if the Seventh-day Sabbath was observed in all of the institutions of .learning and the Parple 'N White REVIEW = = ; .by I.Ya mabor, Due to a conglomeration of misunderstandings and question of poliey we shall curtail sharply our section\u2014the Red 'n White whilst we dig up some facts and figures ; meantime we'll stick to the reporting of newsworthy item; concerning said \u2018Ecole\u2019 .Such as\u2014there\u2019s a dance bein staged at the WJHS Gym this evening with a good turnoy expected as usual .also our handshake of the week to the! gals of the\u201d Junior school\u2019s Intermediate volleyball squ the occasion of their contributing yet another city tite % the school\u2019s already swelled trophy cabinet .this make three to date (Bantam boys\u2019 football and soccer) take note! On The Spot-Dept.This week\u2019s * Purple \u2019n White \u2018award\u2019 goes forth to a quick-thinking young lad by -the name of George Alivosados of 1345 Greene avenue, a student at the Red and White, who earned high praise in several quarters in last Monday afternoon .he knocked on the WHS staff room door, asked who was the owner of a green .Ford and upon learning that it was the property of French in- .structress Miss Ross, proceeded to inform that he had witnessed a blue panel truck back out of a laneway on Argyle Ave, crash into the door of said Ford, whereupon it \u2018took it on the lam\u2019 .+ George not only took notice of this, but he immediately jotted down the license number « « « we publish it for what it\u2019s worth \u2014 Quebe.No.F-17740 only wish there were many more such wide-awake guys and gals around this tewn \"WHS HIT PARADE NO.2 Despite Heather's plea of being too lazy to turn the page (!) we have had requests to repeat our Hit Parade contest in the same vein as last week .again look for the answers elsewhere .only this time it won't be easy to find .it's hidden somewhere on the sports pagé with a clue in the WHS sport column .the tunes and eople involved are as follows: .Wish You Were Here I'll Walk Alone .Too Young .My Bill .You Can't Get a Man with a Gun .You Call Everybody Darlin\u2019 7.I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm 8.All of Me 8.You Can't Be True, Dear 10.Begin the Beguine (Melodies \u2018composed\u2019 by Mlles.Pat Roberts, Heather Cross and Bev Christmas).The jumbled results are: .Shirley Ross \u2014 Bill Halsey .Carol Alexander Greg (woo-woo) Walker Ann Tyner M'Liz to Bob Betty Menzer .Joan Bullis .Joan Adams Tan Roussac and Pa-( 7) oh! .Lyn Tyler j.Bev Bryant Now don't get mad at us, we're only kidding .* * LS Underneath The Lampost .I'm really sorry 1 didn\u2019t take any notes the other night .seems 1 recall something about Ted and \u2018Louise\u2019 .\u2018Biff\u2019 says it\u2019s all off .say it isn\u2019t so «.and Bud, .it doesn\u2019t do any good being jealous .caught Paul at the Westmount last Sunday .say \u2018stah\u2019, how \u201cew Ch 0H œ FER AS TR Hospitals, Mr.Brendel replied \u201cdefinitely yes!\u201d To help all understand the meaning of the Bible Sabbath, which the Seventh-day Adventists believe is still binding, the meeting on Sunday night in the church on the cor.of Western and Oliver will explain just why the Sabbath is kept and how it should be observed.The meeting in the church on Sunday night is especially for the public.Organ meditations begin with Paul Burgess at the Hammond at 7 p.m, and Ernest Roy leading singing at 7.30 p.m.The message begins at 8 p.m.- + « Seniors, \u2014_\u2014 about an intro ., missed last Saturday's puck practice ., .how\u2019s she goin\u2019 Gerry?.looks like a good squad this year, what with able men like Jim Beasant, Gerry Apostolatos, Paul Zwinge, Richie Bell, Gav Scott, Grant GHl and Johnny Langshaw, to mention only a few .hoop tourney tomorrow (all day) with the WHS seniors \u201cscheduled to step on the floor versus Montreal High at 9 A.M.if they win (Westmount, that is) they play again at one P.M.and if they win that, they play aff for the title at 8.00 .yours truly will be there with bells on and we think a goodly percentage can take a little breather from : exam studies, in other words, \u201cwhy not come on down to the Arthur Currie Gym tomorrow, take your mind off studies for awhile and feel relaxed for another bout later in the day ., admission is free, so come one, come all .show your team YOU care .And I quote, \u201cHow did a certain chem master find out about Mae West?wait \u2018till Le \u2018discovers\u2019 Marilyn Monroe! What then, Sir?\u201d \u2014 unquote.(copyright reserved) - .half Westmount was said to have \u2018supported\u2019 the dance last Friday at L.C.C.among them, Pat Mowat minus Richie .wha hoppen?.so Sue doesn\u2019t want her name mentioned, too bad .we had a 'bra bricht moonlicht one for ye; d'ye ken, lassie?.ah yes, we are sly tonight .that reminds us, had a chat Wed.with a brace of Bruces .thanks for favour received, pal .Sorry we misspelled your name, Ian, it's definitely McCrea .Good luck to Bruce McFarlane on his new venture, the P.& W.plans to get it out every second Monday .that's what we need, competition .three Proctorites coming up for the 'Xmas holidays are \u2018Eddie, Rocky and Bob\u2019 .corresponding femmes \u2014 \u2018Judy, Joyce and M°Liz\u2019.and who might those sox be for, Alison, well, we guess it IS cold in Korea .everyone is wondering how hose blind dates turned out for Denise and Georgia .ticket sales for Dec.1st\u2019s hockey carnival not doing so well - .how about a little support for your fighting teams, gang .after all, they're representing you and your school .CEC NOTE: popular prexy, Derek Dawson showed a couple of interesting films to the club on Wednesday .they were titled \u2018Racial Segregation\u2019 and \u2018Events In Canada\u2019, FINI: We're starting with this week's issue a little closing humour in the form of an anecdote ., anyone wishing to contribute a witty saying or story to this corner is very welcome to do so .credits will be given and entries will be judged on originality and suitability .so prepare today .you may possibly have a chance at winning a prize or two in the near future .mail all entries to: The Purple 'n White Review, c/o 2191 Hampton Ave, Montreal 28, Que.here\u2019s one told us by staffer J.K.\u2018Jake\u2019 Snyder: It seems there was an old aborigine in Austgalia who had bought a brand new Boomerang .he\u2019s been irying all his life to get rid of his old one! I believe the first test of a truly great man is his humility: Ruskin, PTS arr A PO POSE TT EVE tata amabor IS and à ON\u2014th res .Y item \u20ac bein turnout < to the puad on title p makes seniors, ped last ® ., « lookg T, What easant, i winge, Grant Baw, to « hoop 5) with ed to Ontreal ey win PY play and if aff for 5 truly Pn and entage from words, to the orrow, es for or any.ye one, team certain Bt Mae covers\u2019 , Sir?\u201d served) said to 'e last them, « Wha | Want a.ht one .ah that | With + : : MACY'S, DRUGGISTS, HARD-|37 SITUATIONS WANTED 20 ROOMS TO LET GAS STOVE WARES, MORGAN'S AND DEPT.MALE ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH ORES.S-14 CENTRAL Westmount, bright warm Magle Chef 4 burner model with = 7 room for young lady In refined pri- |monel metal plate, broiler, time CHILDREN'S PHOTOGRAPHs ORDERS TAKEN NOW CARPENTRY vate home, near Macy's, Murray's, Clock, thermostat, 1st class condition, FOR SNOW REMOVAL Continuous hot water, suitable $75.00.WA, 2491, S-38 |Taken in your home.The ideal gift ; ; S.STANDRING \u2014 tteneral carpentry teacher, librarian, etc, references; ALASKA seal coat, x Jength excel- [and family record.McCullagh, LA.FROM WALKS AND and cabinet-making.Expert crafts 3-3 8-5] 1721 evenings.S- - manship on all lines of woodwork.$40.00.monthly.DE, 9389.lent condition.WA.DRIVEWAYS Planned kitchens and custom bulls ) 2 NEW electric TS ad, never ROYAL typewriter, fir 1 - : 2 ROOMS WANTED used, $4.00.Hall ing pnd, table tion, plesse call.vis EST Sara 7 MONTHLY RATES Interiors a specialty.Estimates free, EDUCATED woman desires room, lamp, two lights, 3 .00.Bright colored p.m.S-23 ATLANTIC 8581 Satisfaction guaranteed.EL, 63.kitchen privileges, with other lady, AL for $ FI.4763, Sherbrooke, = 2 eastern Westmount near Sherbrooke.water.S-43 CONTRACTS now being accepted for CARTAGE & MOVING Write Box 447, c-o 2185 Hampton Ave, SOUTH WIND car heater, will fit Chesterfield and chair, excel- the removal of snow from your drive- S.41 any model car, excellent condition.lent condition, reasonable.HA.way, front and back walks, parking wESTERN Crating and Movin = WA.40186.S-42 6461 after 6 p.m s.58 lanes etc.We have- a complete fleet 1 g Be UNFURNISHED or semi furnished Boys bio IF a of tractors, jeeps, plows and trucks Séneral transport.Local and long with large cupboard, quiet cycle, 24°, good condition.to fully meet your needs.Enquire distance.Speclaltyx furniture, Manos room, and location.Must be moderate rent.TR.0827.8-50 21-b NURSING HOMES COMFORTABLE warm home, care for the aged.Reasonable rates.80 LaSalle Rd., Lachine.NE.5-3417 R, S-43 26 GARAGES TO LET DE.6227.S-40 WHITE rabbit skin three quarter evening coat, Peter Pan collar, $35.00.| EL, 9541, 5-32 HARDWOOD kitchen table, 2 leaves, like new.EL.4027.S-M LIONEL electric train equipment in excellent condition, costing over $500.00 for sale at material reduction.FI.8857 after 8 p.m.S-35 McCLARY 4 burner apartment size gas stove, new condition, broiler, automatic oven control, $110.00; guitar $5.00; mantel and \u2018electric grate.$20.00.FI.2541, S-17 VACUUM cleaners only $10.00 each.Hoover, Premier, Apex, Eureka, ete, Used.Lucky Home Appliances.Hemlock 6883.S-8 now.Our rates will really surprise you.HU, 8.5524.NORTH-WEST SNOW REMOVAL CO.39 LOST refrigerators.Call FI.DRESSMAKING EUROPEAN dressmaker and designer, dresses made, Alterations and repairs.5110 Sherbrooke West.Apartment 1.EDUCATIONAL FRENCH CONVERSATION T SKATES, girl's figure size 4, $6.50; LADY'S wrist watch lost vicinity Paris, Montreal! universities graduat SRARKNAN PLACE, entrance diffi- tube size 2, $3.50, GL.3866.S-25 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE Westmount Theatre.DE.8056.S-31 former MeGH professor, Private, 15.00, heated.\u2018EL.4942, $ CHINA, old and new; glassware; Q LOST on Sherbrooke between Vic- Small groups.3479 Prud'homme, near $ ! 9 > 8:56 silver; brass; Windsor and wiréback CHEST OF DRAWERS toria and Metcalfe, child's rubber, Sherbrooke.DE.2290.28 TO RENT chairs; chaisse longue; typewriter Wanted, walnut finish.WA.4677.size 8, GL.1576.S-55 chairy; chaise longue; typewriter HOME IMPROVEMENTS RENT a vacuum cleaner $1.50 month- ME.1-1724.s-26 AIRFORCE BOOTS 41 DOMESTIC PETS iy.Mr.Wright, Fl, 7804.S-12 Tol proven, hi carpentry, ; an\" 1 ws - PEDI ric ainting, cement, chimney, roo VACUUM cleaners rentals, Vic a PROOF ENGRAVINGS, VARIOUS fan's size Ti wanted good condi- TI Sra aap.chshund pupples 109 | repairs.Call GL.2422.rt day, floor polishers at 20c a day on SUBJECTS, BEAUTIFUL FRAMES, DOG boarding, heated Kennels.1756 UPHOLSTERING special rental plan also repairs and WA.2491.- WANTED ALL KINDS OF |Cote de Liesse next to Morgan's sales of all makes new or rebuilt, at warehouse.BY, 3493.S-15 CHESTERFIELD sets re-covered, re- Lucky Home _Appiances on easy BARGAIN.Bon mouton coat, size 16, ORNAMENTS = converted to modern styles.For free terms.HE.6883.S-9 excellent condition, $35.00.AT.7427.ANNOUNCING the re-opening Of estimation call WA.5582.Mid-Town 29 FOR SALE S-53 Old-fashioned cnina, cut glass, small Veva Robson Boarding Kennels, now gpholstering Co., 5337 Western Ave.- antique furniture.Oriental rugs, oil under her own personal management.-5 DAVENPORT new, 5 pieces spring SQUIRREL Jacket un mst aise.12.paintings.EX.9518.s- For reservations phone Ste.Anne de Ds 2 , 8, 2134.8-1 VENETIAN BLIN.filled, 2 tone, sacrifice $75.00; kitchen FL 9521.' 8-57 STUDIO couch set, and desk table 75-00 set new, chromed table arborite top, BLACK coat, mink collar; faille silk wanted.DE.4306.\u2019 s-18 42 PERSONALS VENETIAN BLINDS \u2014 Fiexalum beautiful chairs, sacrifice $50.00; suit 16.short person: dress top, black \u2014 spring tempered slats.Vinyl plastio refrigerator 7 cu.ft.fully guaranteed net with sequins.DH.9627.5-20 TEN or twelve mahogany dining room ALCOHOLICS tapes.Newest and best on the mar- by manufacturer, $155.00; electric - Chas.chairs in good condition, wanted.RL AN T ket.No Installation charge.Steel washer, Lovell, good condition, $40.00, BEDROOM suite; kitchen set: ches- |4-2821, 5-27 ONYMOUS a ts given free of EL.7325, 5820 Sherbrooke West.8-44 terfleld set; (Combination Seve CARPENTERS work bench with vise GROUPS ae caPRr free estimate.3.PB, BEDROOM set, Gibbard walnut, twin Sidaire: washing machin wanted.WA, 2491.S-39 Beaudoin.veteran.- \u2019 chair, All in good condition.Phone For particulars, P.O.Box 218 - 642 after 6 m.- 4.oll carriage, toboggan, fancy tation beds with springs and spring-filled wi 1 p.8-21 LARGE doll tol f Station L, Westmount OXFORD VENETIAN BLINDS large or a) Ver 5190.\" 8.33 MONARCH gas stove, good condi- skates size 6 wanted.DE.0898.S-46 Wednesday, Westmount REG'D.OPPY : tion four burners, griddle plate, and WANTED child's commode chair.GL, Thursday: West End YO, 565 EVENINGS, HE.0581 grill, GL.1689.s-22 1576.S-54 Sunday afternoon.S-1 == 4, Mount Royal Hotel Lawrence Temple Emmanu- El Marks, honorary-Secretary of the ITT mA (ollin i 610 5 Sherbrooke St.W, DExver 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED Funerai Home and Chape! Church Sabbath services will be held tomorrow evening at 8:15 Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Power Of Faith.\u201d Saturday morning, at 11.30 a.m, the sermon will he \u201cThe Patriarch Isaac\u201d, based on Torah portion.+ Three Score And Ten Service of Rededication will be held Friday evening, Nov.28 at 8 p.m.at the Temple, The Service is open to all who wish to come, Congregational dinner and dance will be held Saturday evening, Nov.29, 6:30 p.m.at the The Chapel of Cathadral Beauty 1234 Mountain St.Diversity 6-6363 Congregation and chairman of the Three Score and Ten, will preside at the Dinner, Book Lovers\u2019 Forum On Wednesday afternoon, Nov.26, at 2:45 p.m.in the Temple Community House, Rev.Dr.F.W.Norwood will review \u201cA Many \u2014Splendoured Thing\u201d by Hans Su- yin.Presiding at the meeting will be Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern.Co- Chairman of the day will he Mrs.Louis B.Goodman, Tea will follow, Presiding at the Tea Table will be \u2014 Mrs.F.W.Norwood and Mrs.Jack Freedman.Hostesses, Mesdames \u2014 D.H, Lisser, Reuben Ginsberg, George Rauch, Lloyd Davis, Pauline Marsh, Max Swir- sky, Hyman Grover, Herman Tower, Jack Rubin, Ivor Kursbatt.The Book Lovers\u2019 Forum is devoted to a study of current literature is now in its eighth season and is held under the auspices of Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood, in | co-operation with a number of womens\u2019 organizations of leading.churches.Chaim Weizmann By unanimous action of the Temple Board of Trustees, the name of Chaim Weizmann, first president of the State of Israel will be inscribed on the Temple Memorial Tablet.It is planned that this formal inscription will take place in conjunction with the Service of Rededication on Friday Evening, Nov.28, Canada's Eskimos are divided into two cultural groups\u2014the Eskimos of the Eastern Arctic end the Caribou People.Decoratively Speaking Simple Furniture Refurnishing By Frances James Brighten up that old chest of drawers with a pretty little provincial wallpaper.If you are a busy homemaker with little time to spare for such activities as removing old paint and varnish, sanding and rubbing for hours to create new finish, then try covering the chest with wallpaper.It is a simple job requiring litlle time and few materials.As a result that little used chest which has always \u2018been pushed into the darkest corner can now take the spotlight and become an attractive centre of interest in any room, Bedrooms particularly, lend themselves to the use of wallpaper to pep up dull areas.A clothes closet lined with a bright plaid paper becomes fresh, clean and attractive.Hat boxes, lamp shades and waste baskets in the room could be covered with the same plaid paper.An attractive teen-aged girl's bedroom with a pretty little nosegay wallpaper on the ceiling was decorated with the same pattern used in various parts of the room.The dressing table had a glass cover and under this was placed a piece of the wallpaper cut to the exact size of the table top.The lamp shade of the pin-up lamp by the bed was covered with the same paper.Inside the cupboard the walls matched the ceiling paper and she had even covered \u2018her hat boxes with the same walil- paper.What a bright interesting room it was for a teen-ager.As you can well imagine these bright | Autry Vets Back For \u2018Pack Train\u2019 Gail Davis, Sheila Ryan, Kenne Duncan and Harry Lauter, all of whom have appeared in many of Gene Autry's Westerns at Columbia, have joined the cowboy star in his latest film, \u201cPack Train,\u201d Miss Davis will have the feminine lead, Miss Ryan will be seen in a supporting lead and Duncan and Lauter will appear as heavies.Smiley Burnette co-stars and Geo.Archainbaud directs.bits of pattern in the room cost very little.If you buy a plastic coated paper to cover these chests, card tables, trays, dresser tops and hat boxes, you will find that they can be washed with soap and water and will last much, much longer.Also, if paste is smeared on the right side, it can be washed off.With a little ingenuity, wallpaper, paste and scissors you will find it a simple task to brighten up scarred and worn furnishings in your home.vi ams } aA a Aline ont eatin chat i io AE Ee tnd A rin A v PAGE TIN \u2014 _ , = \u2014\u2014 i THE EXAMINER, + _ \u2014 \u2014 T : | ( URSELF ) 1 | | Ls Sa GWE « à A Lox FACIAL! | \u2019 | : oH wo 2000 \\ J il \\spEciat|| Pt H Jl ob 4 12.50 JAR OF - hy | ROSE CREAM = MASK : \u201c#/25 || |DExter 4853 SHERBROK Makes the face young, radiant, firm, 3 > 2 5 * FREE DELIVERY CORN ER VIC Chases that sallow, druoped look.; A fe \"comes he LS Downtown Store : 1133 ST.CATHERI } Now \u2014 the most fabulous permanent since home waves were introduced! t Playtex Ventilated Baby Rubber Pants 89c 58 Playtex Baby Bib in Safety Catch.All Pouch 09\u20ac t Babies\u2019 Safety Manicure Sets Grane.2.50 / fh Ostogen 1.10 - 2.20 = wad Koo.LU .Ostoco 1.45 - 2.40 - 4.25 So lovely! 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So lasting! ~ | by Infantol 1.00 - 2.00 - 3.25 Holds the set longer than any other permanent! $ 7 5 fa i Pablum or Pabena 43c ° { 2.1 5 ¢ Household Cotton I Ib.1.09 OM, in £ Wampole's Baby Cough Syrup 60c Males you forget your hair y Boric Acid, sifter top, 16 oz.45¢ | was ever straight! fy Ayerst 10D Cod Liver Oil, 16 oz.2.25 | ë \u2018 QUICK RELIEF FROM LOLI ELI I 4 | ACID INDIGESTION iy | HEARTBURN\u2014 NAUSEA | IRIN Righttvim Vi | \u2018 3 Ï ogronce f PH | ER AN BUY THE LARGE SIZE ponte CE A Sed 3 ; Messiah ia = .the ball in Wesley United Church.A.Neale played the wedding music of O tawa, who will make their The Church of the essi } war, to wear uniforms at the ball.and Mrs.Lorna Sullivan sang, debut at St.Andrew\u2019s\u2019Ball on No- holding its annual fair in Channing à \u2014 4 Baskets of bronze and yellow pom- vember 28, Hall, 3415 Simpson Street, tomor- 1 o£ Ï pons with ferns decorated the M à Mrs.William Wall ow om 2.30 to try sh 2 A church.r.an rs.iam allace gift shop, a pan shelf, boo.( O A Given in marriage by her father, and Mr.and Mrs.Harry S.Porter stalls, fishpond, toy shop, snack | the bride was atended by Miss ir.of Toronto, arrived in town yes-|bar and general store will be \u2019 AND ; Kathleen Whidden as maid of terday to be guests of Mrs, Oliver among the many attractions.Those J honor.Mr.Ian McGilp acted as| Gagnier, Westmount and attend in charge of the stalls will be in 35] S U | | best man, and the usher was Mr.St.Andrew's Ball on November 28, costume, Ralph Proulx.when Mrs.Gagnier\u2019s daughter, W \"+ .A ballerina gown of white Chan- Miss Doreen Gagnier will make Milita hist Our entire stock of Suits and Coats reduced for quick tilly lace over satin was worn by her debut.ry clearance.the bride.A white feather cap Guests at the hont table at th A military whist will be held * .i i i - 8 e ne ; ; Rich, new fabrics, assorted sizes and colours.held 2 place her vel le hu luncheon to be held by the Uni.by Next of Kin A 350 cia er om ! ; .: , - ursday December 4, a DRASTIC REDUCTIONS bouquet of pink roses and white versity Women's Club on Satur-| Drummond Street at 8.15 p.m.pom-pons.The maid of honor, in day, November 22, at a quarter to (Top Floor).A cordial invition is 50 50 : 50 & ballerina frock of ice blue silk |one o'clock, at which Mr.Victor extended to all who care to attend .taffeta, wore a pink feather head- George will be guest speaker will on this evening.Kindly take your : dress and carried a Colonial bou-|be: Mr.and Mrs.Victor\u2019 George, own playing cards.There will be Formerly 69.50 to 110.quet of pink carnations.Miss Helen Falconer, Mrs.R.G, door prizes » * » Mrs.Turnbull, mother of the Gilbride, President of the Mont- \u2019 2 bride, wore a street length frock real Council of Women, Mrs.E.H.Francoeur and Mrs.Frank W.WN of sapphire blue satin taffeta, |S.Piper, president of the Univer- Moore, and the proceeds will be Ÿ with navy accessories, and a|Sty of Toronto Alumnae, Mrs.F.used to dispense Christmas Cheer shoulder spray of pink carnations.W.Judge, president of the Queens to the needy.1 5 00 20 00 2 5 00 up The bridegroom's mother, Mrs, Alummae, Dr.Mary Winspear and .' : : \"Peck, in wine crepe wore black Miss Helen Gould.accessories, and a cluster of Ta- Milli 1 T0 y OFF li .By the kind permission of the isman roses at her shoulder, y pe l ery 3 2 Following the reception in the Officer.Commanding, 6) oareneral v NN f Green Room of Victoria Hal, the Price Branch (Que.206) Canadian y A 1 yt ; ; ; ; i J ; Don't miss these exciting values EE Cr Wedd ng trip Red Cross Corps members who \\ 19 Fla., before taking up residence Served overseas) is holding vy © Na ! : % in Montreal.For travelling the erry party oe of.\\ « y a bride wore a light blue tweed suit Regiment.Tans ove Catharoa C ALL .with navy blue accessories.Street West, on Saturday from four to seven o'clock.Friends are .St.Geor ge Curlers cordially invited to attend.(Frame) § UNIORS ; Mrs.J.Hubert Zesperance, Kent \u201c To Hold Fall Bridge President of the Blue Goose La- Me S pd 1353 GREENE AVENUE Westmount St.George Ladies Curling Club tes ary ' mas ae mem- 3 \u2018 ; NEAR SHERBROOKE OPEN 8 TO 6 DAILY FI.7773 is holding a fall bridge on Tues- mas bridge and tea on Tuesday, WN \u20ac) PLat.; day at 2.15 p.m: a e Clubhouse, ; \\ & 3685 The Boulevard.Members and Perember 2 at 2.15 p.m, in the ç 44 ; ; = Cartier Room of the Sheraton- \u2019 = guests will be received by the A y se president, Mrs.Gilbert Layton Mount Royal Hotel.Co-Conveners idee ; \u201cy |for this party are Mrs.Gordon Bridge conveners are Mrs.J.! .MME A COUR V AL H.Reid and Mrs.James Brodie JS OO 114 © assisted by Mrs.A.W.Earle, Mrs.i CORSETIERE J.A.Gauthier and Mrs.A.G.|= .R 111 + Woolwine, Mrs.J.T.R.Steeves, e Specialist in: chairman of the House Committee, ï / L NU-BACK - GRENIER - LeGANT is in charge of refreshments, as-|@ ; ° D e PLAYTEX sisted by Mrs.R.R.Ault, Mrs.® REMODELLED .REPAIRE .Murray Hayes, Mrs.E.M.Hul-|2 .; PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS bert, Mrs.A.G.MacDonald and |B ® Fur Jackets ® Fur Linings | GOTHIC BRASSIERES and GIRDLES Mrs.W.A.Ralston.ï © Trimmings | NATURE'S RIVAL - A'LURE .CORETTE L di B k Club u ® Hats and Muffs Hi r BRASSIERES actes boo # Made from your out-of-style ! 43 MATERNITY and SURGICAL SUPPORTS Monthly meeting of the West.|B fur coats Ju * ELASTIC STOCKINGS mount Park-Emmanuel Ladies | \u20ac oe ee + Book Club will be held on Monday, | RD at 8.30 p.m.in Webster Hall.i HOROWI I / 5 Stores At Your Service Mr, James H.Patrick, a mem- = ber of the teaching staff of the = 4861 SHERIROOKE ST.WEST Westmount High School, will be a CUSTOM TAILORS 3 Kk the guest reviewer.Mr.Patrick i : .: 1 + Also 4235 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.S ç 4 449) ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.will review the ey Jove The i 344 Victoria Avenue DE.3003 v AS ONTARIS ST.a Fa pk se fre shments ï \u2019 (Below Sherbrooke) .413 ONTARIO ST.EAST iscussion and refres Tova ==\u201d will follow.Visitors are welcome.#88 mm Lm - » we ese ptit Br ven 1 ! 2 Det , Rd v \u2018eddy Memorial Hospital it was pas now started its rounds of the well as patients and their friends are all benefitting from this new service.Mrs, O.Nutik, the convener, assisted by Mrs.S.F.Raymond and Mrs.J.C.Schwartzman x ave laid the groundwork for the roject.An illuminated showcase for the front hall of the hospital bas been donated by a friend, where 8 tempting array of articles is displayed, many of them made py members of the auxiliary.Plans were discussed for a home cooking and white elephant sale and afternoon tea to be held on wednesday afternoon, Nov.26, at the home of Mrs.R.T.Gaunt, 4263 porchester Street West.Proceeds from the sale of-the white elephants will go towards the profits of the Travel Cart while all other proceeds will be used to further the work of the auxiliary in the Teen -Agers! Adorable DRESSES Just for You !- k Pastel Wools * Novelty Fabrics Also * Formals At Junior Prices 1 Charlotte Gowns 353 Greene Ave.- FI.7773 Near Sherbrooke 2 pro = | RKS QUALITY DIAMONDS be best value in Canada * Sterling silver presentation case included with every diamond rin riced _at 100.00 or more.?, BRKS BUDGET TERMS: * 109 down, balance in ten monthly payments, with small carrying charge.BIRKS JEWELLERS \"To Perform For Welfare - will present a concert in the audi- ; under the baton of Lewis V.Elvin, announced that the Travel Cart hospital.Doctors and nurses, as Ceylon Model Is New Canadian \u2014Centiat Press Canadiar First of the immigrants from Ceylon admitted under t he new Canadian immigration \u2018laws.Ayesha Silverstone, a model and dancer arrived with her husband at Quebec City.The couple will settle in Montreal where they intend to continue in the .entertainment business.One of their enterprises they say will be no bring the Folies Bergères from Paris to appear in Montreal.hospital.Mrs.S.Dworkin is the convener, assisted by the following members: while elephants, Mrs.S.F.Raymond; tea.Mrs.L.W.Vezina.telephone, Mrs.J.C.Schwartzman, and Mrs.J.C.Dickison., Mrs.M.Kunstler, Mrs.M.B.Mackenzie.The student nurses of the hospital will help with serving tea.Following an outline of the work of the auxiliary by the president, new members were welcomed.Radio announcer Lee Fortune gave an interesting talk on Music on, the Air, illusirated with tape recordings, Tea was served.The president, Mrs.M.B.Mackenzie, presided.Junior Symphony Group The Town of Mount Royal Branch of the Women's Auxiliary of the Montreal General Hospital torium of the town\u2019s high school on Tuesday.November 25, to raise funds for its general welfare work among the hospital's patients.Guest artists will be the Montreal Junior Symphony Orchestra | Mus.Bac.This will be the first | appearance this season of this gifted group of 75 young people aged 15 to 20 years.Drawn from schools.colleges, and business houres from al) paris of Montreal Island.the members have established for themselves a reputation as competent interpreters and players of symphonic music.Their program will include both classical and modern works.Tickets may be obtained from the ticket convener, Mis.H.A.Kayes, Ex.6884, or at the door on the concert night.Westmount W.C.T.U.On Wednesday, November 26, at 3 pm.at Dominion Douglas Church, Westmount Blvd, corner Lansdowne Avenue, Westmount, the Frances Willard and Wést- mount Union of the W.C.T.U., will be \u201cThe New Canadian.\u201d The spenker will be Mrs.Walter Husaruk and her lopic will hold a meeting.Soloist will be Mrs.George Milne and the accompanist Mrs.George Adam.Travel Cart Running Smoothly Reports Reddy Hospital W.A.At a recent meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the Herbert Zonta Club Again Opens Competition For, Earhart Award Notable among the scholarships established in honor of the late famous flyer, Amelia Earhart, is the $1200 award given annually , by the Zonta International service : organization of executive and professional women to an air-minded ; girl for graduate study in aeronautical engineering.The 1953 competition, which closes March 1, 1953, is being announced this week, as Zonta cele- | brates its 33rd anniversary as a service organization.The Zonta Club of Montreal will observe the occasion at a birthday dinner on November 29 at the Windsor Hotel, Montreal.7 Candidates for the Amelia Earhart gward must hold a bachelor's degree and be recommended for excellent character and outstanding ability.The recipient may study at any graduate school where aeronautical work of a high order is offered and after approval has been granted by Zonta's scholarship committee.Applications should be filed by March 1, 1953 with he chairman of he committee, Miss J.Winifred Hughes, Syracuse University, Sy- facuse, N.Y.If no applicant qua- lifies by that date.two awards will be made the following year, Montreal Truth Centre Has Evening Service Of Music And Poetry On Sunday evening last at the Montreal Truth Centre, a devotional service of sacred songs, religious poetry and inspirational readings replaced the usual form of service.This presentation, \u201cA Liturgy of the Presence\u201d was compiled and directed by Mr.Gordon Morrison.The choir of guest artists included Miss E.Tolson, Mrs.C.Hutchison, Miss M.Hodgkinson, Mrs.J.R.Macreadie, Mrs.M.Watson, Miss Edith Murray, Mr.A.Barnett and Mr.E.Oborne.Accompanist was Mrs.H.F.Briegel.Readers were Dr.Margaret Edwards, Miss M.Kirkness and Miss J.Low.On Sunday evening next, the guest speaker will be Mr.Gordon Morrison and his subject will be \u201cFinding the Christ Within.\u201d The Montreal Truth Centre conducts classes in metaphysics on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 8.00 o'clock, and is open daily.Canadian Club The Women's Canadian Club speaker at the meeting to be held at the Ritz Carlton Hotel Monday at 2:30 p.m.will be Hans Selye, Professor and Director of the Institute of Experimental Medecine and Surgery at the Université de Montréal.His talk, illustraed bv slides, is entitled \u201cModern Trends in Medical Research.\u201d Girl Guide Event The Canadian Girl Guides of Centra) and St.Henry are holding a home cooking sale, tomorrow at 2 p.m, in the Chevrolet Motor Sales Rooms, 2085 St.Catherine St.W.PAGE THIRTEEN .Nylon Party A \u201cNylon Party\u201d, under the due spices of the Elizabeth Read Misa card party on November 28, in| sionary Auxiliary, will be held at the Legion Memorial Hall, 1191 Calvary Church, corner of Greene Mountain St, at 8:30 p.m.Memb- j and Dorchester Streets, West- ers please bring playing cards.mount, on Monday, at 8.15 p.m.Card Party The Ladies Auxmiary of Branch 16: Canadian Legion, are to hold RT at VOUS mer Ay, EERE E EERE REDE Hair Tinting and Manicuring in the most SPECIAL! ¥ * B CUT, STYLING & COLD WAVE 4 by Emile 2 With the newest, improved Im- g munite which assures foolproof, \u2018lovelier Per $7 50 = manent Waves.All for?{vw § Expert Hair Styling, Permanent Waving, 5 BE A \u201cA ; 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DRESSES REDUCTIONS OF 10% » 337% Our entire selection of exciting new Fall Styles\u2014including many Imported dresses priced to clear 1316 Sherbrooke St.West NEAR MOUNTAIN STREET @ TELEPHONE MARQUETTE 1876 .an incomparable Salon Permanent Wave GL.4957 Walter's 4839 SHERBROOKE WEST A Creme Emulsion Cold Wave fis the utmost in Permanents; custom- curled to your hair's special texture.A wave so lovely, so easy to care for .it almost sets itself.Hairdressing Reg'd.(Corner Victoria) \"THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1952 Chicken Gumbo On Yams, Southern Specialty | One small chicken goes a | way in a rich and filling old Louisiana Creole specialty.An equally good gumbo may be made with the leftover meat and carcass of a roast chicken or turkey.The old French cooks never wasted a thing, and a fine gumbo followed a family feast of roast game birds or poultry just as surety as sun-up.Many Louisianians, particularly those of the northern sweet-pota- to growing areas of the state, are fond of eating their poultry gumbo over baked or boiled yams, and this will prove a real treat to the uninitiated.Yams with Chicken Gumbo (Serves 6) One chicken (2-3 pounds), cut in pieces, seasoned, 1, cup fat, 4 cup flour, 1 cup finely chopped onion (if green, use tops), 1 cup chopped parsley, 2 quarts boiling water, 3% teaspoon thyme, 2 small bay leaves, 1 teaspoon salt (more 6 medium Louisiana yams, cooked, or whole canned yams.Melt fat in deep, heavy pot and brown chicken well, Remove chicken; add flour.Turn heat nin [| and stir flour constantly until mixture becomes a dark brown \u201croux,\u201d or foundation gravy.Add onion, parsley; cook 2 minutes.Reduce heat; return chicken to pot; add boiling water.Cover tightly; simmer over low heat until chicken is tender.Add thyme, bay leaves, salt.Remove the meat from larger, bony pieces, if desired; return meat to gumbo and get it hot.Add the file and stir; turn off heat.Cut yams in halves and place in soup plates.Cover with hot gumbo, adding pieces of chicken to each plate.Left-over Turkey Gumbo Strip meat from bones, reserving carcass.Make a roux, using amounts given above; add other ingredients in order.Add turkey meat and bones to mixture, cover, simmer until done.Remove \u201cbones.Add file.Serve hot over sliced yams.W.A.Describes Booths For Bazaar at Stanley At the annual bazaar of the Women's Association of Stanley Presbyterian Church, to be held on Friday, Dec.5, there will be a table of aprons of all kinds, as well as knitted goods, under the convenership of Mrs.D, A.Taylor and members of her group.Mrs.Frank Jones and Group A will have the miscellaneous and nearly new tables, where Christmas gifts of all kinds will be featured.Although the bazaar is being sponsored by the Women's Association, the General Store will be conducted by the managers of the church, who will have a fine collection of groceries, etc., for sale.Mrs.Geo.Knox and members of Group E will serve afternoon tea from 3 to 5 p.m.Sisterhood Will Send Clothing to Israel Temple Emanu-el Sisterhood meets for sewing on Mondays at 1:30 p.m.Articles are requested for the needy in Israel.In charge are Mrs.Joseph Cooper, Mrs.Ed- uard Widrick, and Mrs.Max Wein- thal.At the Dec.9 meeting, there will be a pre-Chanukah program.In charge will be Mrs.Alfred Miller, Mrs.George Hollinger, Mrs.C.H.Goldstein, Mrs.Jack Freedman, Mrs.W.N, Carin, Mrs.David Miller, Mrs.Irvin Gertsman.Rummage Sales The Ladies Auxiliary, Canadian Pacific (Quebec 96) branch of the Canadian Legion will hold a rummage sale at Calvary United Church Hall, Corner Greene Ave.and Dorchester Street, tomo:- row at 2.00 p.m.The sale is under the co-convenership of Mrs.A.Lyle and Mrs.N.H.Chalmers and proceeds are to be used in the.branch's Christmas welfare program.to taste), 2 tablespoons gumbo file Xi 5 Rich Chicken Gumbo served over yams is a filling Louisiana Creole specialty to tease the taste of the most discerning eaters.+ 0 POCO D0O\u2014\u2014O< >o FO< 200 et\u201d Î Pt ne By IDA BAILEY ALLEN | LEE 0o\u2014oe\u2014o\u2014\u20140\u2014 \u201cIn Europe, fish and seafood are used more often for main dishes than in North America,\u201d observed the Chef.\u201cI was much surprised to learn through a recent survey of homemakers that most North American\u2019 families eat only one fish meal every two or three weeks, With fish now available almost everywhere, why does this habit exist ?\u201d » MONEY > FOR CHRISTMAS Lady collector will buy |p ANTIQUES - ORNAMENTS CHINA - OLD DOLLS - ete.» WAInut 6252 ) Keep this number for future reference, alabsssaanss RE EXOTIC, Our Gift Suggestions Direct linen, Ladies! and Gentlemen\u2019 and smoking jackets in Oriental woven designs.84 Lagauchetière St.W (near St.Urbain} from the ORIENT.unusually fine collection of art pieces, hand-carved figures of birds and animals in teakwood, Statuettes in fine porcelain, vases in cloisonné.Novelty framed pictures in silk and cork.Hand-embroidered #able- cloths, bureau scarfs, blouses and lingerie in silk and fine embroidered slippers and scuffies.Blouses, cocktail jackets, housecoats WING-TAI-CHONG CO.Christmas Cards with Oriental Designs : MA.5416 LE LE EE EC CRE EE EOE EIR MOREE from China include .An ivory and stones hand- ure silk fluff Juice Juice, wor- Be {| - =.oi World More Fit For Common Man Dr.James Tells Westmount Club In a special Armistice Day address to the Westmount Women's Club, Friday at Victoria Hall, Dr.F.Cyril} James reflected on the) progress of the world s Bince.\u2026 the 1914-18 war.The Principal and Vice- Chancellor of McGill University, and nationally prominent figure in the\u2019 fields of education and social welfare, pointed out that the magic of the day commemorated was the: confidence and sincerity of our hopes.We believed, he said, that we nad_ just finished the war to end all war, and that henceforth the world would be a much finer place for the heroes to live in.But now, with World War II and.the present cold war intervening, \u2018human beings are embarrassed by re memory of these.hopes, and ashamed that there was a period in our lives when we actually believed such things.\u201d The speaker maintained that we must not feel this way, for what we meant was that the world would be more fit for the common man, He stated that \u201cthe world is more comfortable for that one-third of the population which was least well off.\u201d It is easier, Dr.James told the club, for the poorer Lo get an education and to progress as far as.their talents will allow.And more is dome, he pointed out, for the sick and homeless, than was done in 1914, with increased attention - to pensions, baby bonuses, and other social welfare funds.Dr.James commented on the great advances made in ihe cause of human freedom and tolerance among the races, and cited the new self-governments of India, Pakis- lan, and Israel.\u201cEven in spite of the failure of the League of Nations, the basic idea is still there,\u201d the speaker contended, and noted how well the United Nations Army was defying an aggressor at the moment.\u201cThere is much to do, and far to go\u2019, the speaker warned.\u201cbut we need not be ashamed of the ex- ient to which we have gone in the past 34 years.\u201d Mrs.E.B.Savage thanked the speaker.The club choir.conducted by Mrs.F.G.Sharpe, sang several timely selections, accompanied by Miss Cousins, Tea was served afterwards.C.McD.Nation- Wide Firms- To Be Represented At \u201cM\u2019Lady Fair Arrangements have been concluded by a group of Canada's foremost business firms to display their products or services at \u201cM'Ladv Fair\u201d, à selective, educational type of exposition, explaining the how and why of what women buy, which will take up the entire ninth floor of the Mount Royal Hotel for three con- gecutive- days, December 2 to 4.Sponsored by the Montreal Women\u2019s Club, this project bag ereated considerable interest among several consumer groups Interested in pointing up the value of meritorious products and services.In addition to some 30 displays, \u201cM'Lady Fair\u201d will feature two fashion shows\"daily at 3 p.m.and 8 p,m, under the direction of Mrs.Eve Trill, fashion director of Henry Morgan and Co.Ltd.Valuable door prizes, including a T.V.get, will be drawn for.Numismatic Society Women's Branch of the Anti-' Quaçian and Numismatic Society will hold a monthly meeting Wednesday, Nov.26, at 2:45 p.m.\u2019at the Chateau de Ramsay.Speaker Will be Mme.Nicole Germain, and her topic will be: \u201cCinéma Canadien.Réalité?Espoir?ou Utopie ?Tea will be served.Next Of Kin Assn.Monthly meeting of the Next of Kin Association will be held tonight at 1173 Drummond St., at 8.30 p.m.sharp, in Room \u201cD\u201d.A cotdial invitation is extended to all wearers of the Silver Cross Including all members of the fam- lly to attend on this evening.Pin-Up Timepiece Lustrous cultured pearls in 4 romantic heart - shaped filigree setting are téamed in the design of this new Swiss pin-up timepiece, worn as a brooch with an evening gown.Mother-of- pearl dial is set beneath the raised crystal, Opals\u2019 Fiery Coloring Said Optical Illusion It is interesting to know that there is no actual color in the opal \u2014 if you crush it you get nothing, while a sapphire similarly treated leaves a blue powder.The infinite variety of colors flashed in the opal are an optical illusion.caused by the shattering of the spectrum by thousands of microscopic veins in the stone, on the same principle as the rainbow.The colors change with the light.Opals originally .came from Hungary, It was not until 1899 that the first white Australian opal was discovered.so superior in fiery brilliance that it outclassed the milky Hungarian opals in popularity, Today Australia is the world's Jeading producer of this wonder gem.In fact, out of 1.000 gems niined, 890 come from Australia.- It is strange that this trapped sunlight is found only in the most arid and desolate region of central Australia in land which was once the bed of ah inland sea.There opal diggers live and work underground in settlements such as Couber Pedy (aboriginal for \u201cwhite man down the hole\u2019) where, because of extreme temperalures.homes, the bank and the post office are all dug into shallow escarpments of a dried salt lake.The opals are mined with hand picks by sinking a shaft, usually under 25 feet, from which drives are tunneled when the opal hearing strata is reached.Verdun Group Posted On Work Of A.HR.C.The Association for the Help of Retarded Children, (Quebec) Inc., Verdun Group held the first meeting of this season, Wednesday November 12, in the Church of St.John the Divine.960 Moffat Avenne, Verdun, This first meeting of the season served as a means of bringing the members up-to-date about the work of the Association.Next meeting will be held Tuesday, December 16, and anyone interested will be cordially welcomed.Further information may he had by calling Mrs.Lemm, TR.2786 or Mrs.Dupuis, BY.7083.St.Andrew\u2019 s W.A.Women's Association of St, Andrew\u2019s Chureh, Westmount, will hold its next meeting for sewing on Tuesday at 2 p.m.in Hutchison Hall.Tea hostesses will -be Mrs.McMaster and the members of the Lansdowne Group.The Red Cross \u2018Group will meet at 10 a.m. Serve Broiled Tuna With Broccoli For Dinner VNR AA Don\u2019t Spare the Fish on this inviting platter of almond-sprinkled broccoli flanked by large portions of broiled tuna.or 1 No.2 tan okra.1 7-ounce can | Save Time, Energy, and Money By Planning Menus In Advance You'll be surprised how much easief cooking for the family can be if you plan menus for several days in advance.Not only time will be saved, but you'll also avoid last-minute confusion.By careful shopping, you'll banish waste of leftovers, and save money by buying foods that are in plentiful supply.* Dinner: Saute chicken, savory mashed potaloes, green lima beans, sunshine salad, French rolls, butter, golden layer cake, coffee, milk.Dinner: Deviled ham and egg casserole, parsnip cakes, steamed carrots, green salads, bread, butter, gingerbread with applesauce, coffee, milk, Dinner: Tomato juice, Sweedish meat balls, buttered noodles, glazed carrots, escarole salad, French bread, butter, lemon layer cake, coffee, milk.Dinner: Eggs in baked potatoes, buttered beets, steamed spinach, Waldorf salad, whole wheat rolls, butter, jelly roll, coffee, milk.Dinner: Veal goulash with noodles, Harvard beets, head lettuce with French dressing, bread, butter, gingerbread with lemon sauce, coffee, milk.Dinner: Fried liver, creamed rice.cold vegetable salad vinai-: grette, crisp bread, butter, pire- apple coffee cake, coffee, milk.Dinner: Creamed salty codfish on baked potatoes, steamed spinach, radish roses, hot herb biscuits, butter, winter fruit compote, cof-\u2019 fee, milk.| Dinner: Baked bean casserole, vegetable salad plate, bread, butter, tangerine ambrosia, coffee, milk.Dinner: Meat and eggplant casserole, green salad, French or Ital- .ian bread, butter, prune torte, coffee, milk.Dinner: Sinoked country style sausages, Dutch potato salad, red and white cole slaw, rye bread, butter, gingerbread with applesauce, coff~3 milk, Ladies Elect Skips At St.George Club Semi-annual meeting of the St.George Ladies Curling Club was held pecently under the chairmanship of Mrs.Gilbert Layton, president.Reports were read from all committees, and it was unanimously decided to continue send- ing monthly food parcels to Britain.Skips for the coming season were \u201celected, with Mrs.H.M.Smith, Match Committee Chairman Curling began Tuesday.How\u2018\u201cSkinny\u201d\u2019 Girls Get Lovely Curves Gain 5 to 10 Ibs.New Pep Thousands who never could gain welgh! bélore, sow have shapely, attraciive Bgures No rnore bony limbs, ugly hollows They thank Ostrex It pute flesh og bodies skinnv because blood lacks from.Peps you up, loo [proves appetite, digestion so food nowrlshes yon better.Don\u2019t fear getting too 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sergeant in Hall Wallis\u2019 \u201cJumping Jacks\u201d, Paramont comedy opening Saturday at the Monkland Theatre.The tilm stars Dean and Jerry LAST SHOWING TODAY! \u201cRED BALL EXFRESS\u201d with Jeff Chandler and Alex Nicol.Also \u2014 \u201cIT'S A BIG COUNTRY\u201d with Ethel Barrymore and Gary Cooper, x Starting Saturday * THEY HIT Le LE ANEW | A HIGH IN LAUGHS! MONA FEEMAN DON PL FORE EDRERT SRNL veces oy NORMAN TAURDG Sime, by FOBERT LEE ne FRED ONALDO ons HERBERT BAKER Aston Pb ge by JAMES ALARDICE ane [BCHARD WEL From à Story by Brian Marion A Famsrrerurtt.Picture HUMPHREY OGART 87 THE HEADLINE- Jy HOT STORY OF REVENGE KILLINGS! 20.Century-Fox's Deadline- USA ETHEL BARRYMORE - KIM HUNTER with PAUL STEWART THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1952 + 2 Tense Action Films To Share +: Double Bill | \u201cWhat Price Glory\u201d, Twentieth Century-Fox's new Technicolor version of the play by Maxwell Anderson and Laurence Stallings, will open Saturday at the West- mount Theatre starring James Cagney as Captain Flagg, Corinne Calvet as Charmaine and Dan Dailey as Sergeant Quirt.A story of camaraderie forged in the flame of battle, \u201cWhat Price Glory\u201d is the account of soldiers who- fail Lo lose their identity behind the \u2018olive drab uniforms which turned them into a fighting machine during World War I, and of the fears, hopes and desires of these individuals, and of the romance which some managed to find even amid the holocaust of war.It is also the humorous, brawling account of two of the most dynamic, characters American letters have yet produced \u2014 \u201cCaptain Flagg\u201d and \u2018Sergeant Quirt\u201d \u2014 the fun loving, death- defying professional soldiers who fight each other, tooth and nail over a mademoiselle until its time to face the Boche and then, arm in arm, they march off to battle.Added Attraction On the same program are Richard Widmark and Marilyn Monroe co-starred in \u201cDon\u2019t Bother to Knock.\u201d Set realistically within the various confines of a typical mid-city New York hotel, and dealing entirely with the .sharply dramatic occurrences there during a single evening.\u201cDon\u2019t Bother to Knock\u201d is said to utilize in full measure the pressure-cooked personalities of stars Richard Widmark and Marilyn Monroe.While the dialogue is on the steamy side, there is no lack of bright and crisp comedy in the process.MRT Studio To Produce ; \u201cTartuffe\u2019 | The Studio of the Montreal Repertory Theatre opens its new season with a modern adaptation of Moliére\u2019s famous satirical comedy \u201cTartuffe\u201d.The play will run for two nights, Wednesday and Thursday, Dec.10 and 11, at Vie- toria Hall.The English actor-playwright, Miles Malleson, has written his version of the well-known French classic, revived annually by the Comédie Française, in light, easy- flowing, colloquial English.It was first produced in 1950 by the Bristol Old Vic at the Theatre Royal in Bristol.Its success with English audiences carried it to the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith, where London audiences laughed at it throughout the season, \u201cTartuffe\u201d was first performed at Versailles before Louis XIV in 1664, as part of the festival which Molière was helping to organize.It was condemned by the courtiers.who were shockéd by its attack on religious hypocrisy, and banned from public performance by the king, despite his known enjoyment of it.Five years of private readings, revisions and protests resulted at last in Louis\u2019 authorizing a public presentation.It has been a favourite of French audiences ever since \u2014 close to 300 years.Kool Vent.Theatre Changes Names Dramatic Association formerly known as the Koolvent Theatre, have decided to rename the group \u201cThe Canadian Players.\u201d The players who will continue - to be sponsored by KoolVent Awnings Ltd., have engaged Roger Dann, star of the Broadway pro- duction of \u201cThe Happy Time\u201d, to Barry Morse and Fifi Koenig the new directors of a Professional repeat his role of the Father in the Robert Fontaine - Samuel Taylor play.The \u201cHappy Time\u201d will be the second production of the group and will start a week's run at Her Majesty's Theatre on Monday, Dec.1.Louis Levin, president of Kool- Vent Awnings Ltd.has also en- PAGE SEVENTEEN gaged Oliver Cliff, director of the American touring company of the play as director of the first Cane adian professional production.A truth that disheartens because it is true is of far more value than the most stimulating of faise- hoods.\u2014Maeterlinck.5 rans INI ERE Ce rir Arg a CHILDREN 'S THEATRE Presents \u201cANNE OF GREEN GABLES\u201d Victoria Hall, Saturday Afternoon, Nov.22nd Candy For Every Child and Lovely Door Prizes a All Seats Reserved .70¢ and $1.25 af Lindsay's OOO OF Westhill Hi CORNER (Terrebonne 4023 Tupper Box Office EDWINA BLACK \u2018 b WILLIAM DINNER end \u2019 WILLIAM MORUM NOV.25-26 \u2014 8.45 P.M.gh School Auditorium DRAPER and SOMERLED Bus, to Somerled and Draper) 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.St.Fl.4683 ALL SEATS RESERVED $1.98 tax incl.obtainable at auditorium on evenings of performances Sherbrooke at Grey WESTMOUNT EL.9545 More than ~~ the miracle of their courage .you'll cheer the miracle of their _ laughter! £° \u201cRICHARD WIDMARK \"Starts SUNDAY for ONE WEEK! Por the first tim, laugh .\u2026 (v7 e the sere, { lt & story about this kind of woman! They reach, out in the loneliness of the nighe oa Stranger Passing by! Because the y belo, Moment, of , \"6 (© the MARILYN e TODAY and SATURDAY! \u201cLOVELY TO LOOK AT\", Grayson, Red Skelton and Howard Keel.Also \"HOLIDAY FOR SINNERS\" with Gig Young, Keenan Wynn and Janice Rule.in Technicosor, with Kathryn 2 § \u2019 5 = B : i rm emma ew ~~ a \u201cie.oo Ca RATS War rae = Bh le i ! {1 ; # ie { 4 - PAGE RIGHTEEN errs Thi X Ï Intermediate Girls Win + \u2018Volleyball Championship 1 OO 5 OO , \u201d By ALLAN SANDZELIUS Another city championship went by the boards this week with the prolific Westmount Junior High.sportives notching their third title in four starts with the girl's Intermediate Volleyball crown.With tennis, boys\u2019 bantam foot-* ball and Soccer.and the volleyball just concluded, the Red and White raiders have swept through the other Montreal high schools to the tune of three firsts and a third.An enviable record no matter which way you look at it.And with but half the season over.Our congratulations once again to the Junior high and we'll publish a complete list of champions in next Fridav's Examiner.Basketball Tomorrow It must be getting embarrassing to the seniors to be shown up so constantly by their little brothers! and sisters, but lel's not weep, | rather let us sally forth to bigger tields \u201cwith a cry of Veni, Vidi, Vinci.(Yours truly took Latin!) Tomorrow, morning at nine sharp will see the local hoopsters hit the McGill gym floorboards with the first round of the annual GMIAA high schools\u2019 basketball tourney as they tee off on the Blue and White.Should the Sharp-led boys emerge on the heavy end ot this count they tangle again at one p.m.with another undefeated opponent, the winner of this game to fight it out in the play downs of the A\u201d section at 8 p.m, Over 44 teams are entered in this giant Tournament with the PLUMBING \u2014 HEATING \u2014 ROOFING - VENTILATION LEO FALARDEAU 3955 St.James Street West Montreal 30 Telephones \u2014 WE.2432 - FI.2595 Evenings \u2014 VI.4127 - FI.4458 yi.BEEBE RERE ! Accident and Collision } Repairs : PAINTING ON ALL TYPES OF CARS a DARMO'S AUTO BODY: n SOMERVILLE AVE.\" - EL.0785 » LOOKING FOR reatty MILDER?sk .MILDER AN ALE THAT'S * because.O'Keefe's Ale is brewed with seedless hops.Removing the seeds removes all unpleasant bitterness ., assures milder, extra \u20ac Cm LT Sega Si nd Ck A SS A Mr AST LTD hime EE satisfying flavour.* | High.Fortunately the Junior high Lee mere eme \u2014 THE EXAMINER; - WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY -NOVEMBFR« 21, 1052 JE ps = : City Title For e- e © I'll stop them somehow six \u201cA\u201d quintets being West- mount, West Hill, Montreal, Baron- Byng, Catholic High and Verdun decided at the last moment not to enter teams in the Junior and Bantam sections in order that the teams competifig might have a! \u2018better chance to win\u2019! Old Girls Beat School Wednesday afternoon saw the invasion of eight WHS old girls (or Alumnae) to the locals\u2019 bas- Kketball court with the visitors coming oul on the heavy end of a 26-18 count.Starring, as usual, for the \u2018Old Girls\u2019 was Janky Bev Walker, who with teammate - Ann Crombie racked up most of the scoring between them, Others on the visiting team were: .Mary Davis, Pat Mowat, Lynn Rutherford.Gwenny Lord, Pru Aykroyd and \u2018No.7.Among the gals representing the school were: Pat Roberts, Cairine Gilmour.Ann Wilkinson, Suzanne Stevens, Sue Christmas.Judy Thorne, Judy Kaulback, Rosemary Cooke, Jenny Palmer, Carolyn Davis and Ann Fleming, In Girls\" inter-class sport this week we hear from reporter Jan Buzzell (vep, she remembered) that on Monday aft.10 Ge blasted | 10 Ga 9-0: 10 Gb beat 11 Gb 2-1.! 10 Ga downed 11 Ga 8-2 while- 10 Ge edged their elder sisters 11 Gh.9-7, .Wednesday's games ended up as follows: 10 Ga 2-11 Gb 1: 10 Gh 4-11 Ga 1: 10 Ge 12- 10-11 Comm.0: 10 Ga 14- 10-11 Comm.4: 10 Gb 3- 0 Ge 2 and 11 Gb 2- 11} Ga 1.\u2018 CLUE .If you look very carefully you might find the Hit Parade solutions in a little box in one corner of this page .starting nexi week, the Purple °n White will keep this column company on a Feature Page right alongside .so after you've read through one weeklies, settle down to your own tittle section with features like the PEW, Red \u2018n White, Sports, Cartoons, ete.Don't forget, next week, see you on these two pages and every week thereafter .Britisher May Try Softball In England A Calgary-born British indus- {rialist said he believed softball would score a hit in the \u2018Old Country.Brig-Gen.Alfred Cecil Critchley said he would fry to interest British football clubs in softball.He sald he might import a Canadian soccer-softhall team Le teaeh the.game.The General is a sport fan from Calgary days and built the first dog-racing track when he went to live in Manchester in 1923, 4 The solutions are: 1.e; 2.J: 3.f; 4.a;, 5-d: 6-c; 7-9; 8-h; 9-b; .10-i.High Schools\u2019 Ice Carnival December 1 Elmer Lach Named Athlete Of Year At a special meeting of the directors of the Sportsmen's Asso- \u2018ciation, the outstanding Montreal athlete for 1952 was chosen.He [is none other than James Eimer Lach, outstanding -hockey player | with Les Canadiens.« In making the choice the direct- \u2018ors had to.check carefully the Tecord of five other individuals who, during the past year, hit the spotlight for Montrealers.The fields of golf, softball, tennis, track and field had to be analysed befoxe the laurel was placed on the head of the famous Canadien star, * In choosing Lach, the Sports- l [men\u2019s Association felt that they had picked the man who, in 1952, rose to his greatest thletic heights.The outstanding hockey- ist with the N.H.L.is all-time assist leader.all-time point champ- ton inclusive of play-offs, a Hart Trophy winner, and twice the National League scoring champ.When given the news this morning, Lach who was quite a softball player in the Snowdon Fastball League somd years ago, was very much overcome but pleased.In a phone call to leaye officials he stated.\u201cI am extremely honored to have been chosen { particularly as I was under the impression that this honor was of Canada\u2019s finest.\u2019 All the high schools of Greater Montreal will participate in the gargantuan Hockey Carnival fo be staged by the Greater Montreal Interscholastic Athletic Association Hockey Union on December 1.The varied programme will be reeled off at the House of Selke, more commonly referred to as The Forum.Starting time for the show is 7.30 p.m.The feature events of the programme will be a pair of all-star puck contests in which the cream of the East will meet the best of the West in Junior and Senior competition.The two games will each be 20-minute affairs.Players from West Hill, Loyola and Westmount iligh will be selected for berths on the West's two dream teams while the East will be represented by puckehas- ers from Monireal High.Catholic High, Cardinal Newman andj] t D'Arcy McGee, OF Larrea JUST DUCKY \u2014 Duck huniers enjoyed a plentitude of waterfowl} all over the nation never sports plaver.\u201d .given to a professional The outstanding athlete will be guest of honor at the Sportsmen's Association place #t the Windsor Hotel on December 1.The annual dinner, in addition most outstanding sports execulive, whose name has not yet been announced, and all Montrealers who won Canadian championships during the past year.dinner which takes to honoring Montreal's High School Soccer Finishes \u201952 Schedule Verdun High School bantam soccer team finished their 1952 season with one win, and one draw against four losses.They ied with two other schools with three points apiece.Westmount Junior High School won the title in a playoff with Herz.Byng in the other playvdown tilt.The latter defeated Baron The senior \u2018A\u2019 section title was shared between Baron Byng and High School played to a 1-1 draw in the playoff.The junior title was won by R.H.S.with six straight games.of Montreal.They DRY MARTINIS OR MANHATTANS at theo veny beet! L7 YOUR GOVERNMENT LIQUOR STORE were 1 MH à - @964Œ61 =\u201c tu = i \u2014 or mr Fw om Ter.y een TW ry | Avenue Stars Defeat Royal Pharmacy ome Westmount vere Star on top of the St.Laurent Intermediate Hockey League this week, \u2018a result of last Saturday's 8-5 .shellacking of Royal Pharmacy.Kev Kennedy's crew will be out in force tomorrow in this week's battle .against the St.Laurent Laurels, when they meet at the St.Laurent Arena at 2 p.m.on Saturday.The second game features.Royal Pharmacy and the NDG Regents, A three goal splurge by Sim-1 mons sparked the Stars to their second win of the season, but three goals by Royal Pharmacy threw a scare into the Stars\u2019 camp and they fought back with two goals in the final frame, Royal Pharmacy's Jackson found the Star's cage three times to make the game a high scoring affair with 5 goals in the last period in two minütes and 28 seconds between the two teams.St.Laurent Intermediate Hockey League standings follow: Teams PWLTF APts Westmount Ave.Stars 3210 19 10 4 N.D.G.Regents 3210 6 94 St.Laurent Laurels 3111 9103 Royal Pharmacy 302110151 Two Heads Better Than \u201cOne With These Boxers Gene Takach of Trenton and Charlie Slaughter of Westfield, N.J., bumped noggins in the fourth : round of their stheduled 10-round- er at Trenton Arena.They suffered severe eye cuts in the collision and Dr.George A.Carlo ruled both unable to continue, Referee Joe Kukal called the bout a \u2018double TKO\u201d \u2014 which is regarded as a - draw in New Jersey.Unity Boys\u2019 Seek Coaches The Unity Boys\u2019 Club of West- mount is in need of volunteer coaches to supervise the hockey teams that are being entered in the Westmount Municipal League, Maurice Mariasine said today.Four teams have been entered, one Pee-Wee, one Bantam and two Midget teams.Anyone interested in applying for coaching positions should contact Chris.Gallop at the Club, NEW PENALTY RECORD When Toronto Maple Leafs and Detroit Red Wings played a 4-4 tie in Detroit on October 12, a new N.H.L.record for penalties was established.A total of 25 penalties, composed of 19 minors, four majors, one misconduct and one game misconduct were meted out \u2018by Referee Bill Chadwick.Jack Lang, Supervisor of Physical Education for the Greater Montreal Protestant School Board, Jack is the man In motion behind the high schools\u2019 huge cage tournament which will be run off at Sir Arthur Currie Memorial Saturday, and ditto for the Hockey Carnival which is billed for the Forum on the night of December 1, Bomar Urges B Bowlers To Have | Their Own Bal, Custom-Fitted \u2014 Only by constantly using the same equipment can you progress, says Buddy Bomar.(NEA) First of an instructive series written and illustrated for NEA Servicet.By BUDDY BOMAR Former Match-Game Chammpion It\u2019s possible to bowl without owning any equipment.Your bowling proprietor has balls you can use and shoes you cen rent.He will see that a ball is cus- tom-fitted to your hand with the proper size thumb and finger holes and finger span.Using a ball which has not been custom-fitted, you are almost certain to run into difficulties.Finger or thumb holes of the wrong size Bal, Bog And Shoes put additional strain on your fingers, wrist or arm, prevent you from scoring well and enjoying bowling as you should.Selecting street shoes, you certainly insist on a comfortable fit, don't you?There's no difference in choosirtg bowling shoes.While the bag is not necessary to improve your .game, it is a convenience in carrying your ball and shoes.Just as every golfer knows he can't develop his game to any extent without his own clubs, you cannot expect to improve your bowling very greatly without proper equipment, _.Progressive \u2026 (Continued from Page 1) 30 years and the remainder of the mortgage paid on a 3% basis.\u201cAn organization which call themselves the Canadian Tax Foundation have gone on record by saying that there\u2019 could be a cut of 10% in the sales tax and a decrease in the co-operation tax, without hurting the country any,\u201d Mr.Moore said.He said that there is a great deal of telegraphing going on in election and recommended that a jail term be imposed on offenders.Mr.Moore said that in an election individual votes count and urged that everyone visit the polls at election time.Stained Glass Windows Replacement Studied The biggest order ever given for ecclesiastical stained glass has been placed by the Coventry Cathedral Reconstruction Committee.They have asked the Royal College of Art to design ten great windows in the nave of the new Cathedral, to replace those destroyed in the wartime bombing raid.The windows, TO feet high, will depict : man\u2019s journey through life.Home is the dearest spot on earth, and it should be the centre, though not the boundary, of the affections \u2014Mary Baker Eddy.Without hearts there is no home.\u2014Byron.O give thanks unto the Lord; for he is good: for his mercy en- duret forever.\u2014I Chronicles 16:34.No JOKE! A Canadian Army order prohibits overseas soldiers from mailing \u201cmotor vehicles, airplanes and motorcycles\u201d back home.The order is not a joke.During the Second World War some troops actually attempted to ship a vehicle to Canada by individual pieces.Truth brings the elements of Van Horne district swim team put on a very fine display in the _ : .'° semi-finals of the Metropolitan swim meet Saturday afternoon.The following boys are to be congratulated:\u2014Cubs Melbourne Yull, Glenn Murray, Paul Marchand, Don McDougall, Robin Nicolle, Jerry Stewart and Allister Russell.Scouts Gordon Smith, Donald Moffit, Jim Godfrey, Gregor Ramsay, Donald Adams, Robert Kerr, Abe Silverstone, Doug de Savoye and Tom de Grey Stewart.: Van Horne had two \u2018firsts\u2019, three \u201cseconds\u201d and five \u201cthirds\u201d, for 37 points.They were eliminated by Eastern district with 39 points and South shore with 38.It was a very close result.The finals of the * meet will be held this Saturday: evening in the Legion Memorial Pool on Mountain street.We hope a large crowd will be in attendance to cheer their district on.TOYS \u2014 TOYS \u2014 TOYS Have you any unwanted toys, broken or otherwise?Then, send them into the Boy Scouts Association, at 5867 Cote St.Antoine road.Here, the boys, in their own workshop, will recondition the toys and distribute them to needy and un- der-privileged children for Christmas.If you cannot send them in yourself, and live in the area bounded by Montreal West, West- mount, Cartierville and Outre- mont, then call WA.2942 and a pick-up will be arranged.The headquarters (western) is open 8:30 am.to 1 pm.and 7 to 10 p.m., Monday to Friday.Here is your chance to help the Scouts to do a good turn! Westmount Park Cubs First stars have been presented to John Murgatroyd and Denis Robertson.Carlos Keizer, Peter Rose, Denis Robertson and John Murgatroyd passed their highway code, and first star flags were passed by Dwight Keizer, James Lister and Murray Wordrope, Dickie Shorrock passed Message.USED sn EN) d43iH1O A WESTMOUNT Y.M.CA | SQUARE DANCE CLUB invites you to the A FALL SQUARE- DANCE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29th, 8.30 P.M.PROCEEDS FOR Y.M:C.A.\u2014 SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS TICKETS \u2014 $1.00 per person obtainable at Y.M.C.A.or from club members EXERCISE CLASSES \u2014 FENCING liberty-\u2014 Mary Baker Eddy.> Oo = < COLLEGE BUILDING FUND = m wn B ADMINTON- SWIMMING -GYMNASTICS TOOTHSOME TWOSOME ! by eliminating all adverse temperature variations in the brewing process.\u201cCOOL CONTROL\" brewing extracts only the top goodness from Dow quality ingredients = \u20ac % hl 3 3 PAGE TWENTY THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, \u20181952 \u2014 \u2014 +, FH] 7 / Welcome to our PRE- Our thousands of Christmas Toys, Dolls, Games, etc., etc., are now on display at our store.Everything to make the kiddies happy when Santa Claus time arrives, from a rattle for baby to elaborate Lionel Train layouts for Junior .and Dad! All our merchandise is properly displayed so that you can make your choice easily.Gifts for every member of the family.Come in and see for 8 yourself or shop by phone and take advantage of Fomor -\u2014 our speedy delivery service.10 Stores In One QUEEN MARY HARDWARE 5323 Queen Mary Road (At snowdon) ELwood 1129 Tr i Ex aies "]