The Westmount examiner, 30 janvier 1953, vendredi 30 janvier 1953

[" in steel, justice ig pspeara © - ~ © oe = OL AE.AE AG ef A VoL.XXIV, No.5 CITY The Exami \u2014\u2014\u2014 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1952 WILL DEMOLIS ner : Serving-the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis PRICE 5e H FLATS FOR PLAYGROUND EXTENSION Canine Park Emmanuel Will Dedicate Tablet Sunday Four stained-glass windows will be dedicated and a memorial tablet will be unveiled in West- mount Park-Emmanuel Church on Sunday morning, Feb.1, at the eleven o'clock service.Rev.Col.J.P.Browne, M.C., senior clrap- lain in the Quebec Command, will unveil the tablet and dedicate the windows.The nfemorial tablet will bring together in one plaque, the names of the men of the former West- mount Methodist Church, of Melville Presbyterian Church and of Emmanuel Congregational Church Who served in World War I.The Windows will carry the names of those of Emmanuel Church who served in World War IL The windows are the work of C.W.Kelsey of Westmount.They represent four great scriptural events: Peter's confession, \u201cThou are the Christ\u201d, the Crucifixion of Jesus, the Ascension of Christ, and the Descent of the Holy Spirit.Relatives and friends of those Whose names are on the tablet or on the windows are invited to the dedication service Sunday morning.Millar, \"Cuties\" Await Diplomas At Graduation Exercises \u2014Photo by Ed.Bermingham.Just prior to receiving their graduation diplomas at St.Matthias Church, three of the outstanding canine students wait patiently for their names to be called.The threesome just completed 10 weeks of novice training.From left to right a are \u2018Pooch\u201d, \u201cWicky- Woo\u201d and \u201cMax\u201d.Courteous Canines Capably Complete Classes At Church Canine graduation exercises.Corgi, \u201cTuck\u201d; Mrs.B.Churchill, took place at St.Matthias Church ; Irish Setter, \u201cKatie\u201d; Mrs.K.Ol- Wednesday evening with 17 dogs graduating \u201csumma cum laude.\u201d Purpose of the 10 weeks novice course is to teach the dog better manners so that he will be easier; to manage.Directress of the course is Mrs.C.F.McCullough.Later on, when tne Canadian Kennell Club holds its trials, many of the dogs will strive for more\u2019 important degrees.| In the novice class, the dogs are taught ta walk (heeling), recall, sit, stay, down, and returning work.Any dog regardless of\u2019 breed, if in healthy condition and over eight months is accepted in the novice class.The following 1s a list of graduating dogs and their owners: ; H.V.de Bury, Dachshund, \u201cRusty\u201d; Michael = Landsherg, Golden Lab, \u201cTaffy\u201d; Peter Barr, Golden Lab, \u201cMeg\u201d; R.Vidricaire, Beagle, \u201cDebbie\u201d; R.K.Robert- | son, Boxer, \u2018Tugger\u2019; Miss Sonia Taylor, Puli, \u201cPuli\u201d; S.Back, Ger- | man Shepherd, \u201cDinah\u201d; G.W.Min Poodle, \u201cJolly\u201d; Mrs.Peter Demers, Min.Poodle, \u201cSilver\u2019; Miss Mary Murray, Stand- | ard Poodle, \u201cChris\u201d; Miss (race Raymond, Min.Poodle, \u201cSambo\u201d; W.Markham, Welsh Oorgi, \u201cNixie\u201d; Mrs.P.Mack, Welsh TTT CR TT A sen, Mrs.\u201cHappy\u201d; American Cocker, \u201cJem\u201d Elliott, Scotch Terrier, Miss Pat Houstoun, Welsh Terrier, Wicky-Woo\".D.C.ABBOTT Hon, D.C.Abbots, Q.C., Member of Parliament for Westmount and Minister of Finance, who is the guest of honour at a reception being given by the West- mount Young Liberals this evening.The event is taking place at the Reform Club from 5.30 to 7.30 p.m.\u2018nue in Westmount, and it was here Noted Westm nt | Pianist To Give Radio Recital In a broadcast recital over the CBC French network Wednesday | evening, Rose Goldblatt will present the first performance for Canadian listeners of the suite written about her and her two children by the Montreal composer Albertine Caron-Legris, entitled \u201cScenes de Famille\u2019.Rose Goldblatt, who is a pianist of international reputation, lives with her young family in a white- painted brick house on Elm Ave- that the composer was inspired to ; write these musical character sketches.Madame Caron-Legris wrote the dedication of this \u201cScenes de Famille\u201d to Rose Goldblatt and her children Nina and Jon Darius.The three parts are entitled \u201cQuand Nina s'amuse\u201d (Nina amuses herself) \u201cL'espiègle petit frére\u201d (The roguish little brother) and \u201cDouce Maman\u201d (Fond mother).Two additional works will complete the program, the Mozart, Sonata in C (XK 300), and the Variations Sérieuses by Mendelssohn.The program will be heard in the Montreal area over station CBF from 10:30 to 11:00 p.m.| Tenants On Short Term Leases Six flats on the east side of Staynor Park, situated on Staynor avenue, will be demolished in order to extend Staynor Playground, City manager Thomas Hughes announced.Tenants have been on month-to-month leases since the city acquired the flats in 1947 and have now been given notice to vacate by May 1.For the present the land will be merely graded but someday the city may build a fieldhouse and comfort station on the property.Mr.Hughes said that the flats are not in the best of condition and the city féels that it is time to demolish them.\u201d At its first session since the recent election, the City Council appointed committees to supervise the administration of civic departments and to carry out other civic work.The gencral committee to supervise the city\u2019s administration comprises Mayor R.L.Campbell and Aldermen H.L.Blachford, Turner Bone, J.A, Laianne, R.Panet Raymond and J.S.Pemberton.Department commissioners are: Alderman Pemberton \u2014 Finance; Alderman Bone, Roads and Municipal Buildings; Alderman de La- lanne, Police and Fire; Alderman Blachford, Electric Light and Incineration, Health and Public Welfare; and Alderman Panet-Ray- mond, Parks and Recreation, Finance Body Named The finance committee also formed at the meeting includes all members of the council with Alder- (Continued on page 4) Wendy Wright New Chairman Science Dept.Miss Wendy Wright of the Westmount Girls\u2019 Hi-Y Club has been appointed chairman of the household science department of the Westmount Boys' and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show.Other members of the committee include Lyn Tyler, Sue Moseley and Irene Elkin.The Committee announced that classifications in the department will include cooking, embroidery, knitting, sewing and weaving.The 1953 Hobby Show will be held from April 8 to April 11 at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.The Committee includes representatives from all schools in West- mount.The next meeting of the Committee will be held this afternoon at 4 p.m.at the Westmount Y.M.C.A. .life but we're just going to > =) { .That Russ Graul's Westmount branch of the Electrolux Co.has led all other branches across Canada in sales during the last 3 months.The obvious thing would be fo say that Russ and his lads are cleaning up but let's make it read that the other boys are holding the bag, instead.That if you are interested in winning a Mixmaster, you should watch for the easy contest which next week.will be published in the Examiner .That Pam Seymour is wearing a sparkling chunk of rock on that important finger.se.That Mr.Aronson of Macy\u2019'sk was due for the surprise of his nasty and let the secret out.He reaches his 70th birthday in the near future and Macy's executive and staff have a big celebration all planned for Sunday, Feb.8th.Jt will take place at the Windsor Hotel.Mr.A, can hardly wait until he gets his first government pension check, too.« » » That Mr.Messenger of Victoria Ave.had the misfortune to break his leg while attempting to push his car out of the snow.As he is an enthusiastic devotee of the roarin\u2019 game, we cannot understand why he did not have his broom along.That the Ferguson sisters have Morgan Realties Limited Real Estate i Brokers 1455 UNION AVE.HA.0251 \u201cCHRISTMAS\u201d every day of the year for INSURANCE Edwin D.CHRISTMAS INSURANCE BROKER MA.3332 GL.4519 388 ST.JAMES ST.W.Montreal be | developed a habit of looking under their beds every night as an aftermath of the robbery which took place in their residence recently.That Denyse Lemaire of Melody House has not been playing hockey.The embroidery job on the top of her head was done as the result of an operation to remove a small cyst, \u201cThere wasn't anything funny about it\u2019 says Denyse.\u201cEven though they kept me in stitches \u2014 nine of them.\u201d .That Mr.Golden of Golden's Flower Shop won't believe what he reads on the dial.\u201cIt's got me worried\u201d, he says.\u201cAll the scales I get on are wrong.The indicator shows 10 Ibs.too much and I know I haven't gained any weight\u201d.That there's a new ball point pen on the market which carries the- niaker\u2019s guarantee that the ink it contains will not stain or discolour any material permanently.It just comes out in the wash.That's nothing, we have a pen that writes with invisible ink.Haven't been able to see a thing that it writes, yet.That Harry Poirier of Avenue mel of Westmount, enjoys treating his lady acquaintances to a cup of coffee in Nick\u2019s Restaurant.That Mr.Lehane, whose wife conducts the Blackburn School on Greene Ave., is an amateur painter and one of the best, too.That Mrs.Johnston had to take over management of the Men's Wear store (including washing the windows) while Bruce reclined in bed with a touch of the \u2018flu.However, business must go on and the Clearance Sale will proceed as scheduled.That the staternent concerning the advisability of reserving Prince Albert Hall well in advance | as set forth in the double spread ad for duBois Caterers in this issue is no high pressure sales talk.The hall has been reserved already for weddings as far off as July.Evidently some smart brides are taking no chances.That F.L.Silver is not only a first class tailor but an expert on sewing machines, too.Also he believes in helping out a competitor as he demonstrated by taking off his coat and settling down to fix the out-of-order machine at Ave- nue Tailors.FITZROY 0769 WILLS, MARRIAGE CONTRACTS, AGREEMENTS, Etc.George F.Bourke NOTARY .WESTMOUNT 320 REDFERN AVENUE OFFICE : Tel.BE.4439 R.GERARD Advocate and Barrister Department for the closing of Estates of Deceased Persons 57 St.James Street W.SAMPSON RESIDENCE : 628 Davaar Tel: CA.3856 Department for 231 St.James Street West, PLateou 4451 HOWARD S.ROSS, Q.C.Barrister and Solicitor the Closing of Estates of Deceased Persons Office: Sulte 1115, Daily Star Bldg., Residence: Terrace Apartments, M no answer at residence Ten Rosemount Avenue, Westmount, Glenview 2177 \u2018phone PL.4451 Hardware, still the Beau Brum-, THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1853 Letters to the © Editor Dear Sir, May we express, through your columns,\u201d our appreciation of the efforts of Mr.\u201cRocky\u201d Rothwell, Supervisor of recreation, in organizing a municipal hockey league in Westmount.In spite of repeated mild spells, lack of financial appropriation, and general apathy of Westmount parents, Mr.Rothwell has fought on, determined to bring hockey to West- mount.Having witnessed a few games, we have no doubt that \u201cRocky\u201d has a fine bunch of eager youngsters behind him.So come on, parents, let\u2019s get behind our boys ; and \u201cRocky\u201d and cheer them on.The hockey may not be up to NHL standard but at least they're out there trying.Two Westmount Parents Mr.and Mrs.G.A.Wardrope, 37 Burton Avenue.Y.M.CA.Notes .GLenview 3916.-18 points.\u2018p.m, -afternoon, 4 to 6 p.m.# \u2018up at St.Michel des Saints last Golf School & Clinic ! A Golf School and Clinic opens Tuesday evening, Feb.3 from 7 to 10 p.m.at Westmount the \u201cY\".Instruction will be given by \u201cFergie\u201d McPherson, assistant at Summeriea Golf and Country Club.There will be a series of at least eight class lessons on Tuesday nights.The course is open to non-Y members as well as Y.M.C.A.; members.Registrations may be made and details of the school obtained from the Y.M.C.A.desk or by phoning Lew Waller at Volleyball The \u201cHit or Miss\u201d Volleyball Tournament now has 23 men registered.High men in the tourney are Enesco, Mills and Waller who are all tied for first place with 25 points each.Second place is held by Errol Smith with 22 points, third place by R.Woldringh with Scores are decided by awarding points for attendance and for games won by the players.Games are played every Tuesday and Thursday night from 5:30 to 6:30 Handball Handball, the ideal sport for a business man, is one of the most popular activities among West- i\" mount \u201cY\"\u201d members.Visitors and new members are welcome Monday, Wednesday or Friday, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.or Saturday Senior Men\u2019s Basketball The Westmount \u201cY\u201d Senior Men's Basketball team added another victory to their list last night by defeating NDG \u201cY\"\u201d by the score of 34 to 29.The game was very fast and both teams play- .That Ken Colson of Charlbtte Gowns has practically become a New York-Montreal commuter.Flew down for a day's stay last week and then motored down on Monday of this week.That Mr.Sacoransky of May's Ladies\u2019 Wear is still talking about that 81% 1b.dore that he caught summer.» That Lou Waller of the West- mount \u2018Y\u2019 is fascinated by the City's snow blowers.Being a west- | erner from out Regina way, he is rather surprised by the amount of snowfall here and the mechanized monsters that help to clear it away.That Ken Willock would much prefer doing some fancy skating to shovelling out his driveway as he was forced to do after Wednesday's storm.A little out of condition, maybe ?.That Eryl Jones of Westmount Garage has returned safely from his trip home to Wales and is glad to be back.Wouldn't go over there to live again on a bet, Says the houses are not heated right and nobody dresses properly.Everyone just shivers during the winter.W.H.S.~\u2014\u2014\u2014 Purple N White REVIEW jo by Bo B.Preis Reporter \u2018Bev Christmas just chock full of newsy items.this week, for which we are most grateful , .seems practically all classes have now chipped in with representatives so we'll expect a good volume each semaine .thanks also to a \u2018student at WHS\u2019 for suggestions .but don\u2019t be afraid to tell me your name .according to \u2018anony- mous\u2019 George Joy is to be awarded kudos on his appointment as co- } manager of the school \u201cA\u201d hockey * \"tango at WHS?Doesn't like the high prices, either.squad .also our nameless friend tells us.about a few new couples seen around\u2019 school these days, such as: Jack \u2019 Sandra, Martha 'n Biff, Pete 'n Peggy and Lyn 'n Dave .a couple of fellas by name of Horwood and Rehack look promising.as future photo contributors .anyone else with a good flash camera and his own developing outfit is still welcome to put in a bid .our numbers are WI.0280 days and WA.2776 nights.CURRENT EVENTS Got in touch with \u2018Jake\u2019 this week and was informied that one Vic Obeck was the centre of attention at last week\u2019s CEC meet .was quite adamant, it seems, on the point of colleges subsidising football players .claimed pride in the fact that McGill was singularly free from such athletic abuses .also diseYtated on girls sports, agreeing with one Avery Brundage of the American Olympic committee that certain forms of athletics were quite unsuitable for girls, mentioning the shot putt as an example .another fact put forward by Mr.\u2018Redman\u2019 Obeck was that for a city the size of Montreal, not \u2018enough athletes of all kinds were forthcoming even though three quarters of all his teams have been \u2018 Montreal boys .see elsewhere in these pages for a pic if Vie with the CEC prexy .More CEC newë has it that club- members are already preparing for their annual February trip to the Parliament in Ottawa .negotiations now underway with M.P.Abbott ., .it will be noted that so \u2018far the record school contingent ever sent to Ottawa (Westmount\u2019s '49 crowd of 129) has yet to be surpassed by any -school in the Dominion! POLLS \u2019N STUFF A number of studes were asked their opinion this week, on the advisability of having a Valentine King and Queen and whether an ork should provide the rythms .all were in favour (natch) and suggested a secret ballot, as usual, for the royal elections .the school\u2019s last King and Queen, you will recall, were Paul \u2018you- know-who\u2019 and that \u2018Yuletide gal'!.Appreciations Dept: Thanx and a tip of ye Purple beanie to Mr.and Mrs.Roberts, Dr.and Mrs.Craig and Mr.Scaffelburg for very capable chaperoning at the Barn Dance last Friday and to \u2018Messrs\u2019 \u2018Jake' Snyder, Lovatt Fraser and Judy Logan for -the old time music .we hear that \u2018Jake\u2019 was slightly mixed up on his tango rythms .but who dances the .Congrats Dept: Orchids to Pete Reid who placed third in his class in last weekend's Taschereau race at Mont Tremblant\u2019.and to the two Christmases for placing fourth in each of their classes ., THEY TELL US.that Jill Preeborough is monopolizing a West Hillian .what's the matter with the guys on the home front, Jill?that a certain \u2018fortune\u2019 is really getting \u2018handled\u2019 from one girl to another .that there\u2019s a real celebrity in our midst in the personage of one Suzie Christmas .they ed hard and fought desperately til the final whistle was blown.It was anybody's game till the beginning of the fourth quarter when Westmount potted five quick baskets and then managed to hold their lead, High scorers for West- mount were Donald with 13 and.Mills who had 8, while R, Sharpe lead the NDG'aggregation with 10 points.like the way she races down those slopes .that the gals in 10ga aig! tig- uring in most of the school\u2019s \u2018steady twosomes\u2019 ., .couples like \u2014 D1 and Jeff, Carol and Pete, Mickey and Bill, Suzanne \u2019n Sid.that Georgette was seen at the barn dance with a new beau, or is it bo\u2019 (or maybe bow) , .oh! I see, Gene! .that Mary\u2019s with Don (another fortune?) .that everyone's wondering if the \u2018waitress will accept Frances\u2019 1.O,U.for a tip.We'd hate her to think we haven't thought\u2019 of her\u2019.that if someone says that \u2018our new treasurer is seeing quite a bit of a certain J.A., he\u2019s not to be called a prevaricater .by the way, are you still wearing her \u201cwaist-cincher\u201d, Bob?\u2019 ., .that Johnny Nourse has developed yet another way to make money , , .he may be found in any out of the way place \u2018flipping nickels\u2019 , .that a certain chemistry prof and his partner seemed to be enjoying themselves at Friday's Barn Dance, which is as it should be .that .what's this?.Paul \u2018Dreamboat\u2019 Zwinge hasn't asked anyone to the Hi-Y sleigh- ride to day?.you're slipping, stah! .that Joan Fanaberia held a party Saturday last in honor of her sixteenth year on this earth « « « hear the guys gave her a budgie bird, which she promptly named \u2018Sixteen\u2019 , .all of 62 of the Westmount Gang attended .\"THEY'RE STILL.TELLING US that Paul Zwinge attended the Barn Dance but didn\u2019t seem to dance .what gives, m\u2019friendly, the Westmount \u2018gals not good \u2018ik enough?that popular Bill Green have out : : with his magnificent tenor vocal- id izations at the same dance and really \u2018sent\u2019 the girls ., that Dave Mather held a little À .gathering following the Friday do \u2019¥ and that among those present were Pete and Ann, Dave and Jan, Paul and Glenda, Greg and another Jan, \u201cA John and Marg and Dave and Lyn.that \u201cLarry Finkelstein is het up about Vera Glassman and that ;Æ George Rosenberg is going strong (3 with friend Carol Lupovich .is Judy Manovitz \u2018finished\u2019 with Billy \u20184 Alexander?.we hear Schac- ter\u2019s still & bachelor .how is Alfie Naimer making out with Fran Stein?., .how would we know?.(Continued on page 4) REDUCED PRICES! 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REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS BEST WORK GUARANTEED # Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) Pick-Up and Delivery WE.5908 Parking Lot for Our Patrons OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS CLOSED SATURDAYS > us \u2018funnies\u2019 \u2014 ® ASPHALT \u2018a * Specializing in Refinishing Olid Floors A.Ross Grafton 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET WE.2323 \u201850 YEARS IN WESTMOUNT\" Reliable JEWELLERS WATCH REPAIRS 4 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN'S WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1952 Mscension Parents-Teachers | Hear Panel Discuss \u2018Comics \u201d long as they are( tute adventure that has been lost \u2018 1in our actual urban society\u201d he! said.\u201cThe great \u2018phenomena of the comics is only one exemplification of a broadar factor in our culture! where the graphic is stressed over the grammatical.\u201d Mrs.Ballantyne said \u201cfunny and, entertaining\u201d comics formed good relaxation for children.But she deplored any efforts to portray a! religious or educational lesson in any comie strip.\u201cComics should be funny- and, nothing else.The classics should be left alone.If Ivanhoe isn't worth reading as a classic, it is certainly not worth reading in*the funnies,\u201d Mrs.Ballantyne said.Mr.Thompson said that two decades or so ago, the comics were merely funnies for amusement only.He said many new serials have arisen without even \u2018\u2018the saving grace of humor.\u201d He said reading the comic books was not restricted to children.Even soldiers representing the Western Powers take to comics as staple reading diet.Prof.-Chattel said obsene comics \u201cnot sold on stands\u201d form a very serious menace for the young.He said, however, that there was not sufficient scientific evidence to link comics directly with erime.Mr.Dalton criticized the \u201cprimitive language\u201d of the comic strips and the \u201cvicious ideas sometimes\u2019 visualized.\u201d More than comic 50,000,000 books are sold each month over} 100,000 stands in North America, Mr.Slattery said.THIS WEEK AND NEXT Unity Boys Club 777277777272 î H ; 0077777727 B y M aurice M ariasine Fred Pennell\u20193s Unity Boys' Club Talent Parade consisting of 25 junior entertainers will present a two and a half hour Variety Show for the patients of St, Anne de Bellevue Military Hospital this Tuesday, at 8 p.m.Included in the cast are singers, dancers and musicians ranging in age from 4 to 15.The youngest, four year-old Sylvia Thoun does a solo tap dance and also combines with her sister Lorraine, 7 years of age.John Lorimer, 9, does a well executed tap routine.Nine Co 1215 Greene Avenue MORTIMER WEINFIELD 3 B.A.B.C.L.Barrister & Solicitor WE.9071 3 65 Hillside Avenue ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS 3 Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.P.McCuaig Limited WESTMOUNT i WI.1104 | verse As We Know It Today.\u201d | | this week | high powered S.N.C.of Southwest- | Chairman of Board | G.LL.Viciterson, rss ss, - pointed chairman of the School Commissioners for the municipality of Westmount.Mrs.M.L.Tucker was appointed to represent Westmount on the Protestant Board of greater Montr- real and C.H.Savage was reappointed Secretary-Treasurer.G.S.Beale To Address ' Astronomical Society G.S.Beale, M.A, Ph.D.D.Sc, F.R.C.S., immediate past-presi- dent of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada will be guest speaker at a meeting of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, Montreal Center, Thursday.Feb.5.The meeting will be held in the | Macdonald Physics Building, Mec- Gill University, at 8.15 p.m.-Dr.Beals is recognized as one of Canada\u2019s leading astronomers.The subject will be \u201cOur Uni- | | AT.year old Julia Whims and ten year | old Joanne Eragger specialize in comedy.Singers of note include: The Craig sisters, Helen and Nor- Marta | ma, Anna May Green, Moore, Dorothy Bragger, Alla Dlugo, Stewart Mitchell, James Foley, Gary Stevens of the Little Players of the Air, Walter Sobol- ta, Reggie Wilkins, Dawn Meat-! ing, Andrée Hebert and Gordon: Hachey and his guitar.The dancers are: Miss Personality, Ellen Hamon.Nicky Wistaff, Doreen Thornhill.Basketball ! George Presho's Intermediate cagers, currently tied for first place in the M.B.L., Intermediate \u201cC\" Section swamped Querbes Academy last Friday night by the! score of 83 to 46 George Cochrane paced the winners with 24 points, followed by Bert Kelly with 21 and Jack McKissock with 15.Other scorers were: John Reddon, 7; Mike Barnard, 6; Richard Brown, 5; Dave Barnard and Edgar Knight each 2; and Norman Good- ing, 1 Exhibition games on tap include one with the ern YMCA and the Airmen of La- chine RCAF depot.Tonight, Unity takes on Italian Pres.in a regular league fixture.Emmett Murphy's Intermediate Girls Basketball team won a home and home series with the Kinsmen of Verdun by scores of 10-0 and 19-11.The next exhibition game JE (Continued on page 4) TI TTR, ES IRF EP Raper fo SOR pi Closer Family PAGE THREE Ties Vital To Society Rotarians Told \u201cThe home is the smallest put the most important -institution of | our complex society\u201d, Kenneth Greenaway, Public Relations Director of Zellers, told the Westmount Rotary Club at the weekly luncheon meeting.Kie pornted out that clergymen could preach from tne pulpit \u201cuntil they are blue in the face\u201d, but unless parents exemplify his sermons to their children in the home, the child is not convinced.\u201cWhat the world needs today more than anything else is better homes where there is perfect harmony, friendship and loving under standing between father and mother and brother and sister,\u201d Mr.Greenaway said.The speaker said that the age , of adolescense is the age of doubt: \u201cI recently talked to a man who had just had the interesting privilege of talking to 21 boys and girls of high school age.Among those 21, he found just one girl who believed implicitly in God and who was confident that there was a life beyond the grave.\u201d He added that it was \u201cshocking\u201d when the interviewer discovered that not one of the 20 doubters had ever discussed the matter with either one of their parents.ed the higher grades of the public school, mis immature mind doubts God, doubts the government, doubts that virtue is always triumphant and that honesty is the best policy,\u201d he said.\u201cAlthough these doubts are healthy doubts\u201d, Mr.Greenaway said, \u2018our duty as parents is to guide the child\u2019s stumbling mind which is just beginning to think alone.\u201d He said that in guiding the child, | parents should establish harmony by mutual understanding, rather + x \u201cWhen a boy or girl has reach-' than cowea ovedience or by dictatorial methods.\u201cI've always been my husband's second choice\u201d SHE: Ralph hasn't spoken to me days.He any woman's company fo mine.Only lack of money keeps him faithful.for five prefers HE: Alice's jealousy drives me crazy.She likes to show poor provider.I'm on the edge of I'm a cracking up.Can This Marriage Be Saved ?A true case from a marriage coun- notebook.Read it in the Home Jour- selor's : new February Ladies\u2019 nal .on sale now! RED BRAND ROUND STEAK FRESH KILLED, GRADE \u201cA\" BROILERS .55 FRONT OUARTER OF 45¢ LAMB HENRI DEMERS Suggests.FOR THE WEEK-END RUMP AND RIB ROAST OF BEEF 15: i SPECIAL th.89 KIDNEYS:-:c.v.ea.Be LAMB 85 OLD ENGLISH STYLE CORNED BEEF | FREE DELIVERY Featuring Red Brand Beef, Fresh Killed Poultry, Fresh Fish received daily and complete stock of High Class Groceries.eo ALE e PORTER (LIFFORD 5 MARKET 1319 GREENE AVENUE Fl.1166 TARY Te TONER EN ETS ATT TIER oe dey ud | .; @ = : .; .: ke PAGE FOUR - THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1958.- - \" Acting Mayor for the months of IND U, .; Tenants On.rébruery, March and Apri 1958 Purple N.Anglican W.A.Has Unique Map 3 \"(Continued from page 1) Alderman Panet-Raymond.ontinued from Page 2) : ; \u2018 Civil Defence Committee: Mayor OUR TOWN 5 man Pemberton as chairman, Campbell, honorary chairman; Al-| Herewith the \u2018publicity commit- Other appointments included; dermaan de Lalanne, chairman; and tee\u2019 of the\u201d school's dramatic so- Representatives to the Library | Alderman Panet - Raymond, vice- ciety \u2014 Enid - Breslow, Joyce Committee \u2014 Aldermen Blachford, chairman.Emerson, Judy Manovitz Liane de Lalanne and Panet-Raymond, Representatives on the Commis- , \u2019 ; ike Field- Representative of the City of sion for the Study of Metropolitan Roberts, fon ob rc end Westmount on the Metropolitan Problems of Montreal: Alderman - committee \u2014 Lois Goldstein, Ann Commission \u2014 Mayor Campbell.Panet-Raymond.Hunt, Sue Petall, Wendy Wright, Joyce Newton, Helen Blagden and Fran Young .Purple and White Newspaper: (no relation) new slate of officers: Advisor \u2014 MT.Dick, Editor-in-chief \u2014 Jim Craig, Associate editor \u2014 Margery Klein, News Editor \u2014 Doug deSavoye, Sports Editor \u2014 Dave Fieldman, Club News Editor \u2014 Barbara Usher and Publisher \u2014 Gord Clements .Column Closer: This is à joke ?\u2018She\u2019s lovely! She's engaged! Map of Canada showing various aspects of the mission work of She uses ponds! She's too pie fer the Church of England in Canada, prepared under the direction] the bathtub!\u2019 of Mrs, eorge Dorey, was shown recently to members of the \u2019 women\u2019s auxiliary, Montreal Diocesan Board.White circles are} Unity Boy's Club.lighted \u2018jewels\u2019.Yoo, From Page 3) «art mes ae cs ae ho takes place at University Settlement.Unity\u2019s Biddy basketball team are in second place in the City League standing as a résult of their latest conquest, a 49-7 win over St.Columba House, Tomorrow, the Biddy team travel to Point St, Charles where they tangle with the league leaders, ; 79th Battery.; Hockey ; te h Ira Gray's Unity Stars were out- You know W ere lucked in two of the League : matches, losing to Comets 2-1 ; J Pi and Weredale 4-2, Unity\u2019s scorers to gel me, anie were: Brian Cassidy with 1 and Terry Grey with 2.The Pee Wee You can go out with an easier mind when you to Suttered a 3 ca on know the telephone is \u201cright there\u201d, * |sistant Captain Douglas Rowland scored two and Billy Stewart, 1.So many times, in so many ways, your telephone Louis Chartier, Jr, was elected ; .Captain of the Tigers.\u2019 contributes to your sense of security.to easier Table Tennis ' ; .The Unity Boys\u2019 Club Annual : and more pleasant living for you and your family.Table a Tournament will be held at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club on No price can measure its usefulness Wednesday, Feb, 25, under the supervision of Fred.Pennell, Ap- Plications are available for participating Clubs.COMPANY OF CANADA Gail McKaig New President Last Monday, the Busy Workers Girls Club elected their officers for 1953.They are: President, Gail McKaig; vice-president, Ileana e Andersen; secretary, Lindh r ° Thmopson; treasurer; Michelle ec Th d 1e has Pelletier.\u2018The group is planning j e to hold a skating and Valentine Be ping-Pong Tournament | now been cast\u201d Helen Craig topped a list of twelve girls who competed in the Girls Ping-Pong Tournament and : Ameri ufacturer was planning\u2019 4 i Sylvia Rosvald finished in second An erican man P 8 place.Others competing included; to open a plant in Canada.He > Bever! t innifr ! ; .Donald, Pays oni red he considered various locations and found Clark, Claudette Walsh, June Dar- what seemed a likely site.He talked to gton, Irene ark and Norma Craig.a local bank manager, got facts x \u201cVoyageurs\u201d mmuni d its facilities; Last Monday afternoon the about the co ty an ~ \u201cVoyageurs\u201d Boys\u2019 Group paid a : visit to the Metalcraft Manufactur- Some time later the company wrote Ë ing Plant.The tour which was to the banker: \u2018 arranged through the courtesy of .Mr.Glover of Metalcraft proved £The die has now been cast.It is our to be of great interest The boys .I in S We feel saw ornamental lamp bases and intention to locate in 5.ash trays in the making.Mr.47 3 our particular Glover showed them a huge saw that iis well suited to p for cutting marble and explained operation.You have been of great that owing to the thickness of the substance, it could only cut at aid to us.Your accurate and rapid the rate of 1 inch per hour.The presentation of facts necessary to reach a following boys participated in this 4 + 3, ) very interesting tour: Albert Ste- decision was top-notch.wart, Kenneth Annable, Robert Stewart, John Black, Michael Such letters show how a branch -| Harper, Robert Lister, Bryce Neill, : wn 1 and John McNulty.Chris.Gallop, bank serves not only its 0 depositors Boys Work Supervisor was in and other customers but how, by ÿ £ th .Ë wge OT Te group.assisting business development, it benefits 2 the whole community.iy [I-A A re tt on bet TO OO Ppt 4 NG.Ped un The body of Edith Cavell, war nurse executed as a spy, is ine terred in Norwich Cathedral, England.A baby's head and eyes should \"his advertisement, based always be protected from the on an actual letter, is direct sunlight.presented here by Abyssinian \u201cFuzzy Wuzzy\u201d THE BANKS SERVING women gum their hair over a network of wood.YOUR COMMUNITY > Ameri d Canadian fisher- Canada\u2019s fastest growing beer |men take an annual haul of ap Ro proximately 3,300,000,000 pounds.LE Vo ptm BRAT a i qu pr pe 4 SUR CET TCA SEE SE eg pen CE QE RE ur aie pr Shaar Hashomayim er @The Annual Shabbos Shiroh Lii gical Concert Service will be 1d this Sabbath morning, featur- traditional and modern Syna- i, #zue compositions, 1 Junior Congregation : À At the regular Sabbath morning #1 vices held on Jan.17, the Chaz- im were: Philip Greenberg, Michael Cape, Mark Shapiro, Ste- Men Goldschleger and Eddie Sil- @r, Gordon Wasserman chanted M.Haftorah ahd David Shapiro sd from the Torah.Those called M the Torah Reading included avid Portigal, Roger Baker, Alan plden and Eddie Silver.Maxine rean explained the Haftorah, dy Ballon explained the Sedra A 1 Frances Fogle gave the Bene- Bl tion.The Ark opened by Mich- MS] Botnik.ë Panel Discussion rk of j Current topics of vital interest nesday, Feb.11 in the Synagogue's Community Hall Three eminent Miscussants will present their views on what is happening \u201cBehind The Headlines,\u201d The subjects to be touched upon include the latest developments in eastern Europe, legislation to curb discrimination in social life and industry, and appropriate action to punish atomic spies and other subversive elements, The participants will be Joseph Cohen, QC.Max Bernfeld, QC, and Milton L.Klein, The speakers are all prominent in communal and fraternal organizations in our city.At the gathering held Sunday, Jan.18, the Guest Speaker was Monroe Abbey, President of the Eastern Region of the Canadian Jewish Congress.The discussion touched upon the issues raised at the recent Community Conference which discussed the growth of the Montreal Jewish Community and the trends in its religious, educa- étion El! feature the Panel Discussion tional and cultural development.Ek \u201cPrompt Service \u2014 A.P.FARMER ELECTRICAL SERVICE REG'D.\u2014 MONTREAL WEST \u2014 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Industrial & Residential \u2014 Repairs & Alterations WA.5736 \u2014 Day & Night SOARS i this uniform, modern fuel.Lasalle Service Department, 3 6.6531, will bring a service =) By \u201cThis is = Important | COKE USERS\u2019 \u201cA One thing is essential when heating with coke\u2014 {{HEAP THE FIREPOT FULL! B Lasalle Coke\u2014clean and light\u2014needs just a little fi different treatment from uarefined fuels, but no extra attention.It is a little bulkier than coal and must be fired \u201cdeeper\u201d to provide the same weight of fuel in Ë the firebox for a long-lasting fire.If you keep a \u201cdeep\u201d fire, draft regulation is simplified and you will find coke lasts at least as long, ton for ton, as other solid fuels.Follow this method and you are sure of: * Steady and abundant heat.* Ease of handling and control.* Economy of operation.If you have the slightest difficulty, take advantage of the Lasalle Customer-Service \u2014 it is absolutely free.Whether you obtain coke from your dealer Or direct, you are entitled to consultation with one of our experts on your heatiag problem.A He will show you bow simple it is to have heating satisfaction with | A phone call to your dealer or de We ot: promptly to your door, at no cost on TO BTA IEEE man Heap firepot fuil Shake less Use very little draft.A simple à Instruction am, is yours Be asking.LMiodn \u201cWE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1999 - # at the Y.M.G.Open Meeting Wed- An interesting feature was the \u201cEternal Light Program\u201d which dramatized the struggle for civil, rights by Ezekiel Hart, the first Jew to be elected to Parliament.The broadcast included an address by the Rabbi on the theme of religious and civil liberties.The speaker was thanked by Richard B.Dwor, of Port Colborne, Ont.The host was Mr, J.H.Edelberg, in honour of the recent Bar Mitz- vah of his son, David Shabsai.Men\u2019s Association Brotherhood Week will be uni- -Versally observed during the third week of February.The occhsion will be marked by a Luncheon Meeting to be held on Wednesday, Feb.11 in the Synagogue\u2019's Community Hall.The Guest Speaker will be Richard D.Jones, Executive Director of the Canadian Council of Christians and Jews.The speaker has travelled extensively | throughout all European countries, and has also visited India, China, Siam, Mexico and Alaska.\u2019 Women's Auxiliary At the highly successful membership tea recently held, 150 new members were inducted into the Auxiliary's ranks.Prior to the formal programme, the president, Mrs.M.A.Brown, the executive and the hostesses received the members and their friends in honour of the Guest Speaker, Mrs.Saul Margolis of Brookline, Mass.The speaker, a National Vice-Pre- sident of the Women's League and a prominent participant in numerous communal organizations, stressed the importance of sisterhood work in the life of the individual woman, and its pervading influence in the home., in the Synagogue and in the community.The speaker was introduced by Samuel Hart and thanked by Morrie Cosh- of, The Invocation was given by Mrs.Bernard Lande, and the enw members were inducted by Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat.Other honored guests were: Mrs.Arthur Soles of Toronto, President of the Eastern Cahadian Branch of the Women\u2019s League; Mrs.Clarence Gross, Immediate Branch Past-President; Mrs.Edward Solomon, Honorary Branch President; and the Presidents of other local sisterhoods, Testimonial Dinner The Faculty of the Hebrew-Re- ligious School were the guests of honour at the Congregational Annual Faculty Dinner recently arranged by the Parent-Teachers\u2019 Association.Special tribute was paid to Mr.Samuel Lerner, the Headmaster and to Miss Luba Gordon, who have completed 25 Years of service as Hebrew Teachers in the School.Representatives of.all branches of the congregational organization expressed the esteem and affection in which these two highly respected teachers are held by all their former pupils and by the community at large.Congratulat- Ory messages were also received from numerous individuals and organizations.Louis M.Dorsey, President of the P.T.A., was Toastmaster, Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat proposed a toast to the Faculty; Yechiel Glustein responded; greetings were given on behalf of the Board of Trustees and School Committee by Leon Levin; and for the Educational Department by Samuel J.Leibowitz, the Educational Director.The earlier generations of former pupils were represented by Mrs.Sam Kaplan and Dr.David Solomon, and the more recent graduates by Miss Phyllis Schwartz and Mr.Charles Solomon.Presentations were made to Mr.Lerner and Miss Gordon on behalf of the Congregation by M.J.Heillig, the President; and on behalf of the students by Mark Shapiro.An entertaining interlude of vocal selections was provided by the teachers, with musical accompaniment by Miss Yael Spier and Mr.Lenny Cohen.A most en- Joyable surprise feature was the announcement that the entire programme had been brought to Miss Gordon\u2019s bedside in the Queen Elizabeth Hospital by special arrangement with the hospital authorities and the Bell Telephone Company, The excellent hospitality arrangements were supervised by Mrs.Max Pascal; the programme was arranged by a committee headed by Dr, Paul Som- merfreund; and Mrs.Morrie Oosh- of was in charge of publicity, hindrance to subtlety of intellect.Simplicity of character is no John Morley cording changes in humidity.PAGE FIVR Tre fibre of ping coneg is used in the finest of instruments for re~ PLUMBING \u2014 HEATING \u2014 ROOFING VENTILATION LEO FALARDEAU 3955 St.James Street West Montreal 30 Telephones \u2014 WE.2432 - Fl.2595 Evenings \u2014 VI.4127 - FI.4458 My Bank is Canada's First Bank 10 A KILLION CANADIANS BANK oF MONTREAL WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817 BRANCHES in WESTMOUNT to serve you Westmount Branch, Greene & Western Aves.: JACK ENGLAND, Manages Claremont Ave.& Sherbrooke St.: JOHN E.L.HOLLYER, Manager BOMBER JACKETS GIGANTIC ENGLISH ALL WOOL HALFHOSE + 9% SPORT SHIRTS 3.79 Req.1295 0.95 23.30 12.89 Blackburn English All Wool Fabric BLAZERS SLACKS English All Wool Worsted Flannel SLACKS uve 12.89 TIES reo tos2 88¢ PYJAMAS 2457, 3.49 OVERCOATS \u201c55255 39.50 NYLON TRICOT SHIRTS 9.49 ALL GLOVES 30% OFF ALL SCARVES 334% OFF ALL JEWELRY 20% OFF ALL SWEATERS 20% OFF ALL SHIRTS 10% OFF ® ALLSALESFINAL © Open Fridays to 9 p.m.BRUCE JOHNSTON MEN'S WEAR 1267 Greene Avenue (Opposite Steinberg's) Fl.6015 on k THE.EXAMINER PAGE 8IX ; Serving the City of Westmount @ARDEN SUBURB UF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aimr to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year: $1.00 half-year.Authorized us 2nd Class Mai) 4 Post Office Dept.Ottawa.FRIDAY, JANUARY 30,'1953 New Teachers' Salary Scale * % + School Board Does Well With Difficult Problem The new salary scale for Protestant school teachers, announced yesterday, will, we think, meet with general approval.The Board had a difficult assignment in solving a long-time problem, but out of the multitude of complaints and conflicting suggestions and demands, have worked out a solution with which few can find any serious fault.The new scale is, wisely, based on years of preparation and length of service; brings parity between men and women teachers reasonably close; and is high enough to attract good men and women to the profession who otherwise might be lost to it.The position of the teacher in the community, and the heavy responsibilities inherent in the training of our youth, make it essential that the profession attract the best.Teachers\u2019 salaries should be, but haven't been, higher than many positions in the business world requiring considerably less in the way of qualification and responsibility.The new scale will help to correct that.We hope the Board won't go any further with the so-called merit plan.Like Canon Kenneth Naylor, we are decidedly \u201cuneasy\u201d about such a system.Who arbitrates merit, and on what basis?Who can decide whether a teacher who does brilliantly with a brilliant | class is better than one who does only moderately with a poor class?oo : However, that is far in the future.The Board members are to be congratulated upon a satisfactory golution to a very difficult problem.Eager Markets \u201cGo South, Young Man\" Today's Best Advice for Trade A generation or two ago Horace Greeley advised the eager and forward looking to \u201cGo west, young man.\u201d There was the land of still-untapped opportunity.But, in time, opportunities are satisfied.They have been satisfied largely in the west, \u2018and there is evidence that Europe have been forced to a policy of- self-containment.So the Horace Greeley of this day might well urge that we turn our eyes south to the last great frontier of opportunity.The United States, always.quick to sense an opportunity, in its investment policy thinks of Canada and next of South America.\u2019 Already Canada\u2019s trade with that southern continent tops half a billion dollars annually.It is greater than our trade with all the Commonwealth countries, outside of Britain.Fortunately our trading opportunity with the south is mutual.We need the oil of Venezuela, the oil and fruit of Colombia, the tin of Bolivia, the coffee and fine woods of Brazil.In that last country there are expanding demands of a population three times our own, just beginning to discover its needs and to learn that Canada has much to spare.\u2019 During the past five years a Canadian owned company, operating in Brazil and popularly known as Brazilian Traction, has shown how quickly trade can reach high figures.This company alone bought a million and a half dollars of Nova Scotia coal, four millions of base metals from all parts of Canada.And it bought thirty million dollars worth of electrical equipment.That is the sort of business to assure the markets for Canada\u2019s expanding industry.J.L.R.Whole Education By Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor Trinity Memorial Church PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D., Minister.It was a thrilling thing to hear last week an officer of the School Board describing a project being worked out in our High Schoals.We have had in our Elementary Schools classes in have contributed toys to the Junior Red Cross for Christmas distribution.This began during the War when toys were he a ee a Sunday, February 1st 11 00 a.m.Suñday School.11.00 a.m.Public Worship 7.30 p.m.Evening Service.hand work who scarce, and still Visitors and Friends Are goes on * The High School classes carried on a similar work, but they dey fact of suffering.cided that they wanted a bigger must make the pupils aware of the We tend to segregate our crippled Cordially Welcome.Lester A.Woudin, Organist and Choïirmaster.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1953 mn Come to Church | Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy, There Does Freedom Flourish.Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.St.Andrew's Church \" Westmount \u2014 The service on Sunday morning will be conducted by Rev.Herbert W.Reid and.the sermon will be entitled \u201cStand For Something.\u201d Mr.Grant, who is giving the anniversary sermon in Rosedale United Church Sunday morning will preach in St.Andrew's in the evening.His subject will be \u201cThe Light That Led Astray.\u201d The church school, in all departments, will meet as usual at 11 a.m.The Junior Young People's Group will meet at 6 p.m.This group is for Young People 15 to 17 of age.An.interesting program has been aranged and refreshments will be served.Organizations meeting during the week will include: (a) the MacGillivray Auxiliary, W.M.Son Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.The members of the Westmount Women\u2019s Club Choir under the direction of Mrs.F.G.Sharpe and Miss Cousins will be our guests.A missionary Quiz program on Africa will be conducted.Mrs.Bremner and the ladies of Circle No, 11 will be in charge of the meeting.(b) The Missionary and Church Work Committee on Thursday evening at 8.This will he the first meeting of the New Committee.ANGLICAN ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH WESTMOUNT Cote St.Antoine Rd.and Church Hill Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, Rev.C.Dougias Ellis, MA.Septuagesima 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.: 11.00 a.m.Holy Communion (Choral) and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector 7.30 p.m.Evensong and Scrmon, Preacher: Rev.C.Douglas Ellis.IV ednesday, 11.00 a.m.\"Holy Communion, Organist: Mr Eustace Tait, A.C.C.0.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH Sherbrooke Street at Marlowe Avenue Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector Rev.C.J.Abraham, Assistant 4 \u20180; k Cross i ., : project to work on.The Red children; we are almost forced to was very glad to oblige them, for yeep spastic and cerebral palsied CHRISTIAN SCIENCE their need is almost unlimited.children free of the rougher con- They had oh ay oun nerd tact of ig and our normal child- : First Church of Christ, \u2014 e cerebr ais \u2019 .ren might almost grow up with- .° High Schools volunteered to meet | out any consciousness of the prob- Scientist, Westmount at least part of the need.The Red lem of pain, 52 Academy Road, Cross designed equipment to help Pain, sickness, sorrow, suffering Westmount, Que.the patients walk and learn to co- are realities in life.They produce .; ordinate hand and foot and eye.|a problem that is discussed and Sunday Service There are oddly shaped skis, then not answered in the Book of Job.11.00 a.m.Subject of Lesson Sermon: shorter skis, tables and inclined As long as we look at it only ir a \u201cLOVE\u201d, planes.These were shown and ex- book \u2014 no matter how great that Golden dents Jeremish 0:34.Tet him : 3 4d glorie ; * Sy 1H plained to the Education Com- | book may be \u2014 we cannot under- he undérstandeth and knoweth mittee of the Board, and were very stand it.But when we come into me, that \" am ihe ord \u201cWhich strongly approved both for the |contact with it in life, it develops exercise ovine, kindness, Judg- idea, and for the magnificent qua- in us that divine sympathy \u2014 that earth, l'y of the workmanship.is, companionship in suffering \u2014 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.: 4 project of this kind has more which turns our academic study Wednesday ihon one value.It provides the |into the real matter of life.8.15 + i\" Moet p pils with the means of develop: 19 p.m.destimony Meeting.irg a high te:hnical skill in hand- SYNAGOGUE Reading Room, 52 Academy Road.ling, tools.It brings them into Open hu to 400 ban.Tuesdays, va i 3 sage Thursdays and ridays excep toush with the Junior Red.Cross CONGRECATION SHAAR holidays).\u2019 and its world-wide activities, It! trains them in citizenship, because HASHOMAYIM BAPTIST they must become aware of the 450 Kensington Avenue.needs of others, and especially of WESTMOUNT, QUE.- & small afflicted group who can- ; - = WESTMOUNT BAPTIST ; Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat nec speak for themselves.And, Mr.Samuel J.Leibowilz, CHURCH further, contact with that group Educational Director, herb = PUBLIC Worsmme Srerbrooks Street end Resin Avenue * #& Sabbath Eve, Friday, Jan.30th.Minister ro | Westmount Baptist | 4.55 pm.Candle Lighting, \u2014 o* > 4.40 pon.Evening Service, Williom J.Neale, Tam Organist and Cholrmaster \u201cDews of Quietness\u201d will be the - SABBATH SERVICES 4 > f the mornin sermon in 8.45 a.m, Sabbath Morning, - > 0 rning rie ain.Junior Congregation.Sunday, February Ist V.; tmount Baptist Church, .\u2019 Torah: vole, ch.1% 17 \u2014 11.00 a.m.\u201cDEWS OF QUIETNESS.\u201d + the evening service Dr.John- Ch.17, v.16.\u2019 Communion At Noon ss theme will he \u201cStuck -\u2014 Prophets: Judges, Ch.4, v.4 \u2014 11,00 a.m.Church Bible School.J 0 Way\" \u201cAnd Terah died in 115 pan.\u201d Ecoute, Servier 70 pam.STUCK \u2014 HALE WAY.\u201d 1.n\u201d and Terah had no business WEEK DAY SERVICES a (an \u201cj \u2018a .0.00 nam.Sunday Mor , » : in Heran.Heran Was only 1.50 pont, Sunday Morning Do You Want A Fuller Life ?Ï way to the goal which this 740 am, Weekday Mornings, So Do We ., 1 and his son Abraham were \u20184 pan.Evening Service.Worship With Us! ¢ d to reach.The father \u201cdied at oo ; .# md base\u2019 the son Abraham R Next Friday Evening Dr.Johnston At Both Services PR » 445 pm.Candle Lighting, \u2014 dcached the home plate.4.05 p.m.Evening Service, Visitors Most Cordially Welcomed ge C ; pare se TETE EEE srs Hem y Sree Tn HEN rp Au TT Ee Dm rR -\u2014 , - re \u2014\u2014 \u201cPy Ne rr» nN Sepluagesima 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.9.45 a.m.Junior Department, Junior Confirmation Class.Bible Classa.m.Choral Communion.Preacher: The Rector.\"Nursery, Kindergarten, Department.7.30 p.m.Preacher: 11.00 Primary Evensong.The Rector, Monday FEAST OF THE PURIFICATION 7.00 ami.Holy Communion.Wednesday 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion, * Thursday 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev.Alexander Mellor Septuagesima 8.00 a.m.- Holy Communion, 8.45 a.m.Parish Breakfast.9.30 aan.Sunday School and Bible - Class.9.30 n.m.Holy Communion.10,13 a.m.Mattins.11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist.7.00 p.m.Festal Evensong, 8.00 p.m.Colored Moving Plctures on \u201cINDIA?Monday, February 2nd Presentation of Christ and Purification of St, Mary 7.30 a.m.Mattins.8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 5.30 p.m.Evensong.Weck-day Services Holy Communicn, 8 a.m., Monday and Friday; 7 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; 9.30 a,m, Wednesday.Matting: 7.30 a.m.dally except on Wednesday at 9 a.m.Î Calvary United | + \u2014 + Calvary United Church, West.mounf, will celebrate jts 76th Anniversary on Sunday next by special services, when \u2018the guest preacher will be the minister of Trinity United Church,.Toronto, Dr.E.Crossley Hunter.At the morning service at 11 a.m.the theme will be \u201cThe Saints Shall Judge The World,\u201d and at the evening service \u201cRuling The Spirit.\u201d - The C.G.IT.and the Sunday School will be in attendance at the service.On the Monday evening, Feh- ruary 2, there will be an Anniversary Dinner at 6, when Dr.Hunter will speak on the intriguing subject \u201cThe Skin of Our Teeth.\u201d All former members and friends of Calvary Church are particularly invited fo attend, and to secure a ticket reserving a place at the Anniversary dinner.UNITED ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street West Rev.B.-B.Brown, Interim Minister Sunday, February 1st 11.00 a.m.Sunday School, 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.\u201cOne Church.\u201d \u2018Rev.Jé S.Thompson, D.D., LI.D.7.30 p.m.Evening Service.\u201cThe Fight For Character.\u201d Guest Preacher: Rev.W.A.Gir- ford, Ph.D, D.D.VV ednesdav.Februery jih 8.00 p.m.St.James\u2019 .Nizht, St.James ai the Heart of The Down Town.A CORDIAL.WELCOME TO VISITORS Organist and Choir Director, Arnold Bellis * UNITED CHURCH > Western Ave.at Lansdowne \u2018 Minister: Rev.HARVEY CAMPBELL, B.D., DD.Sunday, February 1st 11.00 a.m.Upveillng of Memorial Tablet and Dedication of Four Stalned Glass Windows.Colonel J.P.Browne, M.C., will offielate and preach the Memorial Sermon.7.30 p.m.Evening Worship.Dr.Campbell wil] preach, Director of Music, J.C.Scoft, L.T.C.M., BM.Organist.O.R.Gliddon CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester St at Greene Ave, Westmount Minister: Rev.Walter J.Spence, B.A.Organist and Cholr Director, A.J.Binnie » Sundav, February Ist N, y SEVENTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY SERVICES Special Preacher, : DR.E.CROSSLEY HUNTER Trinity United Church, Torvonte 11.00 a.m.\u201cThe Salnts Shall Judge the World.\u201d 7.30 p.m.\u201cRuling the Spirit.\u201d Former Members of Calvary ave particularly invited to these services.ANNIVERSARY DINNER, MONDAY, 6 o'clock Speaker: Dr.E.Crossley Hunter Subject: \u201cThe Skin of Our Teelh.\u201d ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road, near Argyle Avenue, MINISTERS: Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A, Rev.Donald J.MacGuire, B.D.11,00 a.m.Rev.H.W.Reid \u201cStand For Somethiung.* 7.30 p.m.Rev.D.M.Grant.\u201cThe Light That Led Astray.\u201d 11.00 a.m.Church School, ' 6.00 p.m, Junior Young People\u2019s , Organist and Choir Director, Evensong: 5.30 p.m, dally, Saturday at 8.00 p.m, except on Phillips Motley, B.A.,, Mus.Bae, .F.C.C.O.: = 4 pr ke Sagas lolita USE EXAMINER VAE, PRE Se EVA 3 = PAGE SEVIER) | WAlnut 277 1x * The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertisin Please phone your Ads earl early in fhe week, No Ads accepted after 10.30 a.m.Thursday tor current issue 10 Words 35¢ 3e for each additional word \"Bl CLASSIFIEDS + ot.\u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 An.: est FOR BEST Ruest Er of onto, oe RESULTS aints d at The I APARTMENTS 29 FOR SALE 1 TO LET MISCELLANEOUS bone china; cut Lu _ glass; Springtime dinner plates; i he ender.i 2 RUG 9 x 6, brand ne blue floral Feh a VACANCY COMING: design in corner.WI, C-33 he î DAVENPORT new 3 Bee spring iver- We in send ou the most suitable filed, 2 tone, sacrifice $75.00; kitchen nter en set new, chromed table arborite ton, A eautiful chairs, sacrifice 00; [on NO CHARGE TO LANDLORDS refrigerator [, cu.ft.fully guaranteed \u201d y manufacturer, .00; electric ; DWELLING LOCATION SERVICE washer, Lovell, good condition, $40.00.ends : EL.7325, 5820 Sherbrooke 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polishers at 20c a day on special rental plan also repairs and sales of all makes new or rebuilt, at Lucky Home Appliances on easy terms.HE.A 6853.C-6 29 FOR SALE PARCHMENT SHADES Plain or hand painted, made to order.Reasonable.WI.3384.C-30 CONTINENTAL BED Double, like new.WA.2838.AIR PE erro pu Men's suits, 36, 38, 40; also.lady's wearing apparel in excellent \u2018condition.AT.9286, a ONH chesterfleld chair.Call WE.Cu GENERAL Electric cabinet radio, in good condition.EL.4027.C-17 DINING table with leaves, also sideboard, good condition.Moderate price.FI.0712.C-20 \u2014 AA Collin REG'D.FUNCRAL HOM?5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExter 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED Funeral Home and Chape\u2019 GATT he I TIT condition.Reasonable, Leaving for south pArthur's 1171 St.Catherine St.Lewis, HA.5181.C-18 31 ns TO PURCHASE SCRAP ONLY Metals, plumbing, furnaces, grates, automobile batteries, mattresses, rags etc.WA.1930.C-27 DOUBLE BARREL GUN From private hands only, wanted.Iivenings.HE.7540.C- PIANO WANTED Must he good condition.GL.3317.C-13 | + Sabbath Services, Friday, Jan.30 at 8:15 p.m.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Song of Moses.\u201d Saturday, Jan.31 at 11:30 a.m,, sermonette \u2014 \u201cThe Sabbath of Song\" based on Torah Portion.Temple Emmanu-El 4 Chassidic Responses In observance of Jewish Music Month, the ritual on Friday evening, Jan.30 will contain Chas- sidic responses and will be chanted by Cantor Staeren and Temple Choir under the direction of Mr.Phillips Motley, Temple Organist and Choir Master.An Oneg Shabbat under the auspices of the Temple Committee on \u2018Religion follows the Friday evening service in the Temple Community House.Twelfth Annual Institute Co-operating with Dr.Stern in planning the Temple Emanu-El Institute in observance of The Five Hundredth Anniversary of Guttenberg\u2019s printing of the Bible, which will be held at Temple Ema- nu-El, all day Monday, Feb.9, are the following: The Rt.Rev, John Dixon, Bishop of Montreal; Dr.John S.Astbury; Rev.William J.Baxter; Rev.Professor Ritchie Bell; Professor George Caird; Rev.Angus Cameron; Dr.Harvey B.Campbell; Dr.Samuel Cass; John Hughes; Principal G.G.D.Kilpatrick; Principal Robert Len- Professor W.A.Gifford; Professor: Funeral Service The Chapel of Cathedral Beauty : 1234 Mountain St.UDiversitz 6- 6363 WANTED ALL KINDS OF ORNAMENTS Old-fashioned cnina, cut glass, small antique furniture.Oriental rugs, ofl paintings.EX.9518.HELP WANTED FEMALE 34 RELIEF SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR & TYPIST BILINGUAL ~ LARGE COMPANY SITUATED IN N.D.G.REQUIRES SERVICES OF YOUNG LADY TO RELIEVE ON SWITCHBOARD AND FOR GENERAL CLERICAL WORK.GOOD POSITION.PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS.COMPANY DENE- FITS.WRITE BOX 483, C-O 2185 HAMPTON AVENUE.C-35 FILING CLERK Young west end girl for filing and general office work.5 day week, usual benefits.Write box 482, c-o 2185 Hampton Avenue.C-32 YOUNG girl to be trained for work in grocery.National Food Shop.4865 Sherbrooke St.C-2 nox; Rev.Dr.F.Scott MacKenzie; Rev.Dr.M.F, McCutcheon; Canon R.K.Naylor; Rev.Dr.F.W.Nor- wood; Principal K.E.Norris; Canon Gilbert Oliver; Professor R.B.Y.Scott; Principal R.H.L.Slater; Rev.Dr.Lloyd Smith; Dean James S.Thomson; Rev.J.D.Wilkie; Professor W.L.G.Williams and Dr.Douglas J.Wilson.The purpose of the Temple Emanu-Bl! Institute is to advance the study of comparative religion and the means of considering together in the spirit of academic fellowship, subjects and problems of common interest and also the strengthening insight of our community.The Institute was founded twelve years ago and brings together annually a large gathering of clergy and educators.The guest lecturer at the Institute this year will be Professor Harry M.Orlinsky, of the Hebrew Union College-Institute of Religion, Cincinnati and New York, and one of the most distinguished of Biblical Scholars.\u201cCanada and World Economy\u201d Will be the theme of an address by The Honourable Douglas Abbott, Minister of Finance, at the twenty-sixth Annual Fellôw- ship Dinner Meeting between Catholics, Jews and Protestants, sponsored by the Temple Brotherhood, on Wednesday evening, Feb.11, at 6:45 p.m.in the Temple Community House.Members of the Brotherhood will have as their guests non-Jewish friends.Head Table guests will be men, leaders in the educational, civie and industrial life of Canada.Reservations for the dinner are to be made with the Temple Office, FlItzroy 2405.For the past twenty-six years, the Temple Men's Club has annually held a fellowship dinner dedicated to the cause of better understanding, towards the improvement of Canadian Citizenship.Presiding at the dinner will be Joseph Cooper, president of Temple Brotherhood.The entire program is under the chaïrman- ship of Mr.Maxwell Hochmitz.Temple Youth Delegates to the National Federation Temple Youth Lake Erie Region which takes place at Holy \u2018Blossom Temple, Toronto, Jan.30 HELP WANTED MALE COLLECTOR WANTED To collect for classified ads fn West- 36 mount.Prefer someone living in or near district.Commission basis.Call Miss McKinnon, WA.2771.39 LOST WATCH, lost January 20th.Zila, vicinity Greene and Western.Sk -25 42 PERSONALS \u201cSKINNY\" GIRLS! 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Rev.Walter CGIT Convention To Feature Discussions, Films And Games the Montreal area and from a few points outside will discuss the problems of Canadian Girls in Training.In addition to the discussion groups, there will be folk dancing, sing-songs and games; also a film entitled \u201cThe High Wall\u2019 \u2014 the story of growing tension between two es this weekend, when girls from Private Dinner Will Precede Ball Tonight Lieut.Ool J.P.C.Macpherson, MC, CD, and Mrs.Macpherson, will entertain at dinner at the United Services Club this evening before the annual ball being given by the Royal Montreal Regiment (MG) at the Westmount Armory.The guests will include Mr.and Mrs.Stephen Penton, His Worshid Mr.Roy Campbell, Mayor of Westmount, and Mrs.Campbell; Hon.and Mrs.Douglas C.Abbott, Major-Gen, J.P.E.Bernatchez, CBE, DSO, CD, and Mrs.Bern- atchez; Major-Gen.W.W.P.Gib- sone, CMG, DSO, and Mrs.Gib- sone; Major-Gen.R.O.G.Morton, CBE, CD, and Mrs.Morton; Brig.G.V.Whitehéad, VD, and Mrs.Whitehead; Lt.Col.A.James Tedlie, DSO, and Mrs.Tedlie; Lt.Col: and Mrs.John Bourne; Lt.Col.A.Nickson, DSO, and Mrs.Nickson, and Lt.Col.and Mrs.C.E.Parish.ol pink comp A1 rock honor while white + Mrs Mr.and Mrs.Guy Russel with MR Pride, -| their children, who were in Quebec Zi #9 City, guests at the Chateau Fron.[M Prown tenac, have returned to town.M match f hat a slow S Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Winsby have 0 room returned to town from Toronto lblue where they attended the annual B pink s meeting of the Bank of Toronto MEpink c and from Hamilton, where they The spent the weekend.STI], MChure .Rev.George and Mrs.Young, of Æfwhite Palmerston, Ont, were among Mbanged | guests from out-of-town attending ding t the wedding Saturday afternoon in [jiithe bri St.Andrew\u2019s Church, Westmount, | green à of Miss Margaret Wells Little, and fi brow Mr.Robert McDougall Everson 'Jend br Mrs.Ra Mrs.Cecil Teakle presided yes.J vel terday at the annual meeting and ¥ by The | election of officers at the St.Mat.1 oe thias\u2019 Association of Women hel ide \u20ac in the Parish Hall, Church Hi, 8 \u201cEl Westmount.Tea was served at th close of the meeting.WEDDINGS RAE - JOHNSON All white gladioli, chrysanthe # mums and candelabra with greenery decorated Dominion-Douglay: Church, Westmount, Saturday af.i ternoon for the wedding of Mavis Ruth, daughter of Mr, and Mrs .Edward D.Johnson, of NDG, formerly of Westmount, to Dr ; Howard Keith Rae, son of Mr.ani : Mrs.Walter Rae, of the Town do Mount Royal Rev.Dr.A, Lioyl : Smith performed the five o'clock | ceremony.Mr, John Robb playei \u2018 the organ, and Mrs.Armon Davis was the solotst.Given in marriage by her father, .the bride had Miss Noreen Jack son as her only attendant.M: William Merrit, of Deep Rive, Ont., acted as best man, while th \u2018 bride's two brothers, Messi: Crawford and Lyall Johnson, wen ushers, The bride was wearing a gow px, rec of white satin styled with lon gi pointed sleeves, the skirt endin in a slight train, An embroider: cap of pale pink and white flow > ers held in place her veil of cot ek web fine tulle, the sides of whid bn to} were embroidered in seed pears 28 .9 % and which was worn by her moth -##.vidft er, while lilies-of-the-valley, pal à chard 1 pace in Intatives \u201cAF commo $< \\ à The dat À upon f V'ubet ps * M ttlemer QO \\'A M Scou ~ Q Genter a < - Mery rac CALL §'= ve Sherbrooke &Mouptain St i © Physical Culture ® Turkish Baths For appointment, Spence: ' minister of Calvary WESTMOUNT HEALTH STUDIO 4937 Sherbrooke Street West (corner Claremont) aad | 2 © Massage © Reducing À phone DE.7922 \u2014 + United Church.Military Whist Montreal Whit&Shrine No.1 is molding a military whist at St.Stephen's Parish Hall, corner of Atwater and Dorchester, tonight at 8.15 p.m.There will be door prizes.Players please take cards.Karnak Club Karnak Ladies Club will hold a business meeting in the Masonic Temple, Sherbrooke Street West, on Tuesday at 1.30 p.m, There will be sewing, mending and knitting.There will also be an executive meeting at 1.30.RR ET TE and Designer 156 METCALFE AVE.(Below St.Catherine) Exclusive Jeweller @ Artistie Ring Settings | 3 © Jewellery Remodelling and Repairs A T © Experienced Dutch Workmanship VERY REASONABLE PRICES Hand-made, hand-painted | Duteh Delft Blue Chinaware \u2014_ant erm?@ Expert on Diamonds & Precious Stones For appointment WI, 2298 ] PAGE ELEVEN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1953 Sink rosebuds, and stephanois .> .kel, Mr, I.Kelso, Mr.J.Patter- 50 composed her, bouquet.| P rominent P air Mark Golden Wedding Burns Event Draws son and Mr.K.Meldrum, Mr.A, B, A red Valeu T de > on Velvet Proven, Mr.R.Milne, Mr.John G.rock was worn by e maid of .Withers, , honor with a matching Juliet cap, Gathering Of Scots Vers ; 3 hile she carrigd a bouquet of white flowers.Three hundred guests attended Émile : Beauty Salon 3 Mrs.Johnson, mother of the bride, in a cinnamon brown crepe the annual dinner dance of the Ca- | sel with ; Quebec End lace gown, was wearing ledonian Society of Montreal at Uu Fron.[A Prown velvet accessories with a the Windsor Hotel Friday night to wh.A matching white trimmed straw commemorate the one hundred {hat and a shoulder spray of yel- Mow sweetheart roses.The bride- by have {#lsroom\u2019s mother, Mrs.Rae, in navy Toronto fi blue crepe, was wearing a pale annual Eépink straw hat and a cluster of | and ninety-third anniversary of | the birth of Robert Burns.The standard of Scotland, the St.Andrew's Cross and other Scottish Toronto fllpink carnations at her shoulder.embl featured the decorations Te they JS The reception was held in Ross mblems lea w e dec p : Mai, Montreal West United Mr.Murdoch W.Boyd, president i \u201church, where pale pink and of the society, and Mrs.Boyd re- oung, of jjlivhite chrysanthemums were ar- ceived the honored guests includ- among panged.Leaving later on the wed- ing His Worship the Mayor, Mr.tending } ding trip.to New York and Spain, { Cantillien Houde, CBE.he bride wore for travelling a Fnoon in Mj itmount, | @&reen suit under a fur coat, with The honored guests, accompa- bile, and: 2p brown straw hat edged in velvet, nied by Caledonian Society offi- | verson, ' 4 pnd brown actes pr and cers, Mr.A.B.Proven, honorary Sirs.Rae will take up residence a |S .Pp ! ie yes.Harwell, Berkshire, England, | president, end Dire bave aaa | % (4 The bride is a graduate of the , Mrs.S.R , ohn G.Withers, honorary vice- | .g and Mr.and Mrs.S.Leonard T.Morrell, 5540 Queen Mary Road, who president, and Mrs.Withers; Mr.Introducing oe.È St.Mat.3 Phillips School of Nursing, Queen pen hell: marked their 50th wedding anniversary yesterday.They were married in Saint John, N.B., on January 28, 1903.The couple have three sons, Donald L., Douglas G., and Gordon L.all of Notre Dame de Grace, and a daughtér, Mrs.George J.Pradl (Dorothy), of Watchung, NJ., as well as «Ix grandchildren.Mr.Morrell is Vice-President of Jas.A.Ogilvy\u2019s Limited.The couple will be at home to members of the family and friends this afternoon, from five to eight o'clock, at the Mount Stephen Club.\"Mrs.S.L.T.Morrell THE NEW MODERN VERSION OF THE J PINEAPPLE CUT | with RE-CONDITIONING PERMANENT .:.I.C.Howarth, first vice-president ; and Mrs.Howarth; Mr.D.L.Car- stairs, second vice-president and Mrs.Carstairs, were piped in to supper by pipers of ithe Canaan National Railways Pipe Band.A highlight was the haggis ceremony catried out by the Messrs.D.8.Cameron, M.A.Enkel, W.lizabeth Hospital, while the gridegroom graduated in engineer- img from McGill University, and Mas his PhD degree from Prince- mn University.; 4 Guests from out-of-town attend- |.DE included Mr.and Mrs.Free- an Elliott, of Cornwall, Ont; Wr.and Mrs.Herbert Jamieson, hd Mrs.William S.Anliff, of Tonto; Mr.and Mrs.D.H.Mapes ., of Knowlton, Que.; Dr.Richard .A.Attree, Mis Janet Adam, .and Mrs.Allister Bain, of pep River, -Ont.; Mr.and Mrs.bhn A.Collins, of Ottawa; Mr.pd Mrs.Arthur E.Brown, of amilton, Ont.; and Mr.and Mrs.enneth McRae of Howick, Que.Douglas rday af Cooking School Canada Packing Company will hold a cooking demonstration at Tindale House on Friday, February 6, at 8 pm.There will be numerous prizes and tickets are obtainable at the door.Everybody will be welcome at 870 Richmond Square, 2 blocks west of Guy Street off St.Antoine Street.airried out the installation of two LY Representatives Of 23 Aux's ear Forecast Of Scout Plans Æ@ A meeting of the Ladies Auxiliaries of the Boy Scouts of the | Montreal Metropolitan District was held on January 26 at Scout Head- @larters on Bishop Street.The president, Mrs.M.G.McQuiggan, + ffe, as chairman of the Western Advisory Committee and Mrs.W.R._ Cox , recording secretary.On roll* i i it was announced that 23 aif.Children in this area are left to, ; | PEN TILL 10 P.M.THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY bent Auxiliaries were represent- find their own recreation.He said the piano by Mrs.À.E.Smith.OPE on \u2019 an at the meeting.he had found the Scout program to| The tea table was beautifully WE SELL HOME-MADE CAKES, PASTRIES AND VIENNESE SPECIALTIES ; provide the best answer for whole- decorated with roses and can- .CATERING SERVICE The Executive Board has been some useful activities for three! dles, centered with a 50th an- LL .; ited y ne soy Scout Associa- children.Nor ddbs the program: riversary wedding cake.® Distinctive Atmosphere - ® Delicious Food ; Bi a dinner.on th on cepriary stop at Scouting age.There are Mrs.A.M.Reicker, a sister, 1357 GREENE AVENUE Below Sherbrooke CL.4739 M.visit of Re: amiral Si Cubs, Guides and Brownies as well and Mrs.Pradle, a daughter of Be r Of Rear mir II'{ and a Ladies Auxiliary to comple- Mrs.Morrell\u2019s poured tea.à Féchard Bevin.Because of limited ment the work of the men\u2019s com- .A \u2014>0CDOCOC.DOC OC >0< >0< P0203 g fpace in the hall only two repre-.mittee.L h C ert I Entati liar ' Luncheon, Concer ; et dé bé Mr.R.L.Stevenson Honorary 7), \u2018 J Now Showing! ; by ni .Vice-President of the Boy Scouts On W.A.Schedule ô Ô È 4 The date of April 30, was decid- A jati for eu New Arrivals In Spring | à upon for the spring conference.ssociation for the District of ; d BM.William Jones, of the Iverle Montreal, having just completed a The monthly Juuncheon meeting 0 i i pttlement, addressed the meeting trip across Canada in the interests of Stanley Presbyterian Women's oO D R E Q ; Scouti i C to of Scputing, \u2018presented some very Association will be Wednesday, 1 t We n he ommuni y impressive facts upon the growth February 4, at 1.15 p.m.rather oO erular stock of [ E ; dr mes a orond ment With of Scouting.There are over five than Tuesday as previously an-! ur regwiar stoc ° gE 4 8 million Boy Scouts, Rovers, Sea- nounced.oO 3 M Parents often working, the scouts Cubs in the world today, A concert is planned for Wed.DRESSES \u2014 SUITS \u2014 COATS pe.said the speaker.The Dominion | Feb.11, by Group \u201cB\u201d, presented Still On Sale at À Executive Committee of the Boy by the S.ER.A.Glee Club at 810 0, o, Ô Y FIVE Scouts Association recently met in p.m.Tickets may be had trom 20% to 50° % Off FE \"TR six B Hamilton to celebrate its 101st Mrs.Thos.H.Ferguson, or Mrs.T.9 5 birthday .during this period McCrorie.° Oo scouting has grown to over 140! EE Eg thousand members in Canada.The Calanthe Temple ib quality of Scouting, he said, 15 Calanthe Temple No.1 Pythian 0 O À greatly improved, In leadership Sisters will hold a short form Ri- D be and supporting committees.' tual and business meeting on Wed- : EP sant Ai In the province of Quebec there nesday, February 4, at 8.30 p.m.16 oF LADIES WEAR S$ i: are over 10 thousand Scouts.What sharp at the Histadrut Bldg., Es- Er 3 is really needed now is more funds planade Ave., president Mrs.M.| {Opposite Avenue Theatrs) a : to carry on the work.Rear Ad-| Smiley presiding.Refreshments 1233 Greene Ave.Fl.9541 5 i Oversi i miral Sir Richard Bevin is coming will be served by Mrs.H.Mins\u2026y.>o\u2014>0\u2014>0\u2014>0\u20140\u20140\u2014>0\u20140\u20140\u2014, ih A ersize portion ; \u2014 - he sn f arilled from England to help launch a fin- hoi or 9 r ancial campaign for $115,000.The t ) i: \u20ac oice ground beef Scout Association is seeking fin- La 3 in a five inch buttered ancial support for a program that ij à ond toasted bun.has met with world wide accept- Aa eu ME Served in ao basket ance and is growing rapidly.BF _\u2014 with french fried potatoes.BE \u2019, 4 Mailing WMS, KENWOOD i ed MacGillivray Auxiliary, W.M.S.4) on St.Andrew's United Church, WESTMOUNT TRANSFER A Westmount, will hold its monthly L' STORAGE LTD.RB meeting on Tuesday at 3 p.m.in pl Hutchison Hall.Members of the KY $ Westmount Women's Club Choir Move in the right direction! For com- onds 3 under the direction of Mrs.F.G.plete reliable storage move your furniture 3 Sharpe, Choir Director, and Miss re one oF the modern worehouses of 3 BE.Cousins Pianist, will\u201d be the os s headquarters for careful rs TEL: MA.7351 special guests.ge.J weymouth There is to be a question period, 205 Olivier Ave, Westmount WE.113° * MATINS HOTEL \u201cInformation Please\u201d, on Africa.4 NES She | Mrs.D.O.Bremner and ladies of \" 98 : rbrooke St.West Circle No.11 will be in charge of the meeting.ry ' new officers \u2014 Mrs.F.A, Hinch- i Honored By W.A.At Anniversary Tea Group III of the Woman's Association of Westmount Baptist Church entertained members of the Association, on Monday afternoon, at the home of Mrs.H.Dunn, Hampton Ave.when Mrs.Dalton Drake and Mrs.H.Dunn were hostesses, at the Golden Wedding Anniversary tea,\"in honour of Mrs.S.Leonard T.Morrell.Mrs.Morrell was presented with a corsage of rose and two gold-trimmed china cups and saucers, by Mrs.Dunn and Mrs.Mallinson, gifts from the members of Group III and the Woman's Association members.Mrs.Ewart Hinds sang a group of songs, accompanied at Mr.and Mr.drambuie.W.Houston handling the dirk Johnston and G.Pinkerton with K.Meldrum carrying the address \u201cTo the Haggis.\u201d Mr, W.W.Robinson was general chairman for the event and was assisted by Mr.R.Milne and Mr.J.K.Neil, haggis ceremony; Mr.M.A.En- Regular INCLUDING Mr.T.Sim gave Burns\u2019 EVERYTHING 1347 GREENE co-ordinators of the $15 $8.50 AVENUE {Near Sherbrooke! Fitzroy 2486 4 OLD VIENNA We Now Serve a Home-cooked Business Lunch - 75¢ A NEW INTRODUCTION TO WESTMOUNT! Continental Sandwich DAINTY AFTERNOON TEAS AND FULL-COURSE EVENING DINNERS PYRE rr DL, 0 PAGE TWELVE The Gossip Bar | | (2019 PEEL ST.) i .wish to announce { | a VALENTINE DESSERT BRIDGE : Tuesday, Feb.10th | | at 2 P.M.Please call in your reservation of | LA.8088 after 11.30 AM.Please bring your cards For members and guests Newman Alumni Plan Bridge At Loyola The Newman Alumni Club of Montreal is holding its Fifth Annual Bridge in the Library of Loyola College, Sherbrooke street west, on Thursday evening, February 12, at 8.30 p.m.Mr.Gerard Boissonneault will act as bridge chairman, assisted by a committee comprised of Miss Sophie Stockwell, sale of tickets; Miss Ruth Williamson and Mr.Alan Hanley, prizes; Miss Margaret Seng, refreshments; and Miss Eileen Goodman, Publicity.The proceeds of the bridge will be in aid of the Chapel Fund.STEAM BATH ® 20 years experience 1368 Greene Avenue ELITE SLENDERIZING SALON MASSAGE New European machine for exercising and toning up the face muscles Removal of unwanted hairs, moles and warts by newest, improved methods Ladies Only Open from 11 a.m.to 8 p.m.CHIROPODY ® Medical diploma WE.4210 -+1 END OF LINE PANELYTE The Decorative Ch leiface UEAUTT FIRST = 7O SANT i 780 Atwater Avenue PANELYTE | PECKOVER'S NOT ALL SIZES AND COLORS AVAILABLE ' For Kitchens, Tables, Counters, Splash boards, Bathrooms, Showers, Recreation Rooms, and other home and office applications, « ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET ON REQUEST Free Delivery in Montreal on Orders of $5.00 or More YOUR LAST CHANCE TO BUY CUT TO SIZE from WE.6717 ve Cp Ey PC AY co | thebeerwith = Co the \u2014 | heartofgold ?Deep within its golden goodness is a mellow smoothness that no other beer can equal.That's because Carling\u2019s Black Label is brewed a little slower, to give you every bit of good taste .aged a little longer, to give you a real honest-to-goodness heartiness.That's what makes Carling\u2019s Black Label the , beer with the heart of gold.If you haven't already made its acquaintance, there's no better time pe to do so than today.You'll be glad, very glad, you did.| CARLINGS lack Léébel THE EXAWINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 90, 1958 In Ballet Lillian Jarvis, featured dancer in the ballet \u201cBallet' Behind Us,\u201d scheduled on the program of the National Ballet Company of Canada, during the return week- long engagement at Her Majesty\u2019s Theatre, February 9-14.Most Modem Incubator Added To M.G.H., Westem Division Purchase of an.isolette \u2014 a combined incubator \u2014 bassinette for premature babies \u2014 from donations made to the In Memoriam Fund has been announced by*Mrs.Alexander Hutchison, president of the Women's Auxiliary of the Montreal General Hospital.The incubator, most modern of its kind, is to be installed in the Western Division of the Hospital, Becausex of its many unique features the tiny babies, some weighing less than two pounds, will be bathed, changed, weighed, and fed without ever emerging or getting a whiff of outside air, By circulating filtered fresh outside air within a chamber which is kept constantly closed the Isolette eliminates exposure to droplet and airborne infection and minimizes the possibility of contach infection, according to Miss Herman, Superintendent at the Hospital.The doctors and unrses are able to care for the baby through four entry ports fitted with removable plastic sleeves which are simply twisted to be airtight.After four to six weeks, \u2018when a premature baby has gained sufficient weight, it will be moved to an ordinary incubator and a heated crib.\u201cIt seems particularly fitting,\u201d said Mrs, Hutchison in announcing the gift, \u201cthat a fund founded as a memorial to those who have left us should assist in saving the lives of these tiny babies who have come too soon.\u201d \u2018Further donations to the Hos- | Canad \u2018Enriched Bread Crystal Chapter Elect : And Install Officers At Victoria Hall, on Friday evening, Montreal Crystal Chapter No.35, Loyal Orange Association held their annual meeting, when reports from all officers reported a successful year, with progress in every phase of their work.M.W.Precep.Mary Walker conducted the election and instal- Jation of officers, the results of which were as follows \u2014 Senior Precep.Lucy Lundy; Junior Pre- cep.Frances Burness; Chaplain Rosanna Barkshire; Rec.Registrar Elsie Noel; Fin.Registrar : Catherine Ryder; Treas.Winni- | fred Roberts; Dir.of Ceremonies Gertrude Hoyle; 1st Lecturer El- \" vina Stevens; 2nd Lecturer Cathe- { rine Watson; 1st Escort Dorothy i Woods; 2nd Escort Alma Mac- Leod; Censors Lucy Burns, Annie Carlisle, Naomi McDonald, Sadie | Hannam, Lillian Harris, Jenny Coveyduck; Margaret Murphy, Edna Royston, Dorothy Prindeville, Janet Govan; Inner Sentinel Eleanor DuVall; Outer Sentinel Cecelia Clark; Auditors Ethel Er- skine, Etta Green and Ellen Helm; | Musical Director Florence Ho- warth; Soloist Sabia Deuel; I, P.Sen.Precep.Mary Walker.Following the ceremonial white gifts were presented to each of the officers and all enjoyed supper at the Chicken Chalet.Women's Institute Dr.A.Stilman, Chairman of the Committee on Adult Education of the Extension Activities Committee, will be the guest speaker at the Third Book Review Tea to be held Tuesday at 2.30 p.m.in the i Dining Room.The book to be discussed deals with the life and times of \u201cThe Vilna Gaon\u2019 and ject for discussion.Mothers\u2019 Group \u201cLe Cercle des Mères\u201d of Sty Leo's and St.Paul\u2019s Academies, under the presidency of Mrs.Jean St.Germain will hold its annual card party on Monday at 8:30 in St.Leo's Hall, Clarke Avenue, As usual, there will, be many attendance prizes.provides a most stimulating sub- a Joins Newfoundland! Here Monday Something new has been added to the staff of life: Starting Monday, housewives across Canada will be pleased to note the words \u201cenriched bread\u201d on most wrappers when they buy their loaves.¥ Enrichment means the addition to white flour of three of the B- vitamin group, thiamine, riboflavin, and niacin, as well as the mineral, iron.There will be no change in color, taste, or number of calories (good news for dieters!), and its nutritional value is equal to or greater than that of whole-wheat bread.In 1944 Newfoundland adopted the compulsory enrichment of flour as a public health measure to offset widespread vitamin deficiencies, anaemig, and the resulting apathy and lack of initiative.When the team of internationally- known scientists who made the original survey were summoned again in 1948, the results they found were startling and effective beyond a doubt.Consequently one of Newfoundland's terms of agreement in joining Canada was that it be allowed to keep its bread.The United States, England, and Sweden have been producing enriched bread for\u2019 more than 10 years, and within the past two years, even Jamaica and the Philippine Islands have adopted mandatory enrichment.In Canada definition for enriched flour and bread were included in the last revision of the Food and Drugs Act dated June 1, 1952.The section dealing with enrichment of flour became effective January 1, 1953, that dealing with enrichment of bread on February 2, 1953, putting the sale of enriched flour and bread on a volun- sary basis.Further good news for the shoppers on Monday morning is that the cost of enrichment is so slight that it has been ahsorbed by the baker and the consumer will pay no more.: .C.McD.Luncheon Meeting Stanley Presbyterian Women\u2019s Association will hold a luncheon meeting Tuesday at 1:15 p.m, Mrs.Jones\u2019 Group A is convening.C.M.H.Auxiliary Woman's Auxiliary of the Children's Memorial Hospital will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday, February 4, at 10:30 a.m.in the RR EER RT RT Windsor Hotel, \u201cHULL A \u201cANSE TAY TUT PETTY pital will be amnounced at the annual meeting of the Women's Auxiliary which is to.be held on Wednesday, February 4, at 2:30 p.m, in Victoria Hall, Sales Executive To Address W.A.At Park-Emmanuel A, C.WILKINSON The Women\u2019s Association of Westmount Park-Emmanuel Uni» ted Church is holding an open meeting on Tuesday, February 3, at 8:30 p.m.in Webster Hall, \u2018The speaker is to be Mr.A.C.Wilkinson, Sales Promotion Mane- ager of Electrolux (Canada) Limited.Mr.Wilkinson was born in England and came to Canada in 1929.He served in the Royl Navy and Royal Air Force in the First -World War.He is a former Hone orary President of the Sales Executive Club and Canadian Reglon- al Director of National Sales Executives and has given talks on advertising and related subjects to service clubs, boards of trade, etc.His subject for the evening is \u201cThe Fitly Spoken Word\u201d.Zonta Club The Zonta Club of Montreal will hold a business meeting for members only on Tuesday, February 3 at 8.00 p.m.in Victoria School, St, Luke Street.Mrs.E.M.Watt, president, will preside at the meeting.Calvary W.A.Calvary United Church Wome en's Association will meet Wede nesday, \u20aceb_4, in the church parlors.There will be a box lunch at 1 p.m, Rheumatic PAIN Good news for those who long for relief from rheumatic pain, but feel hopeless! Thousands get speedy relief from rheumatic and arthritic suffering by using T-R-C's.Don\u2019t let dull, wearisome aches, and sharp stabbing pains handicap you any longer.Try Temnleton's T-R-C's today.Only 65c, $1.35 at druggists, 7-844 HATS We teach you In 10 lessons how to design and make Felt, Straw and French covered Hats.The latest Spring and Summer models.Course commences Feb.4th ENROLL NOW BLACKBURN SCHOOL MARGARET LEHANE, Principal 1361 Greene Avenue WE.8752 5 'd 2 a M 23 {3 i a \u2018Bin, At the annual meeting of the Montreal Regiment held in the Armoury on Tuesday, Hon, Col.the Rev.Harold S.Laws, V.D., read the who gave their lives in the last war and offered a short prayer in their memory.Mrs.M.Wainford Takes 16th Term \u201c MRS, MARGARET WAINFORD At the first meeting of the year of the Province of Quebec Non- Pensioned Veterans\u2019 Widows Association, Inc.held in the Legion Hall, 4538 Verdun Avenue, reports were given and the president, Mrs.M.Wainford, was re-elected, this time for her 16th term of office.First vice president is Mrs.M.Richardson; 2nd vice president, Mrs.J.Gowans; secretary, Mrs.J.Robinson; treasurer, Mrs.J.Ritchie; standard bearer, Mrs.M.Wilkins; pianist, Mrs.J.Ainslie; executives, Mrs, M, Galloway, Mrs.Jajuemétt, Mrs.A.Stewart, Mrs.M.Page, Mrs.L.Clair, Mrs.K.Urquhart; sick convener, Mrs.D.Sharp.The association wishes to extend an Invitation to all veterans wives who are receiving the War Veterans Allowance and aldo to all widows of Veterans to join the group.Hospital Auxilliary - Names Committees For Fashion Show The following ladies will act on Comittees at the forthcoming fashion show, \u201cFashion and You\u201d, which the St.Mary's Hospital Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary is holding on Wednesday, Feb.11, in the Ball Room of the Mount Royal Hotel, and which is being sponsored by Henry Morgan and Co.Ltd.: Ticket Committee: Mrs.E.Leo Murphy, convener, Mrs.Harry + \u2018told of visits made by her, fort- Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Royal list of the officers of the Regiment The retiring president, Mrs.Dent Harrison, reviewed the activities of the committee during the past year.Mrs.Harrison commended the ladies on the success of their two rummage sales, The April sale was convened by Mrs., David Peebles and the one in October by Mrs.C.J.Pratt.Mrs, Harrison also.spoke of the splendid work done by Mrs.Peebles as Welfare convener.The treasurer, Mrs.Lorne Thomson, reported total regeipts for the year of $1431 and disbursements of $1001, including donations of $100 to the Montreal Soldiers Wives League and $50 to the Canadian Red Cross Society.$452 was spent on welfare work for needy members of the Regiment.Mrs, David Peebles, welfare convener, reported that continuoussas- sistance had been given to several families consisting of grocery orders and milk tickets and gifts of clothing and articles of furniture.At Christmas time ten homes were made cheerier with hampers of groceries and twenty-four children happier with toys supplied by tke Ladies Committee.Mrs.Pee- bles noted a substantial reduction in the amount of money spent for welfare indicating an improvement in conditions for several families w! had been receiving help in the past.Appreciation was expressed for the kindness and co-operation shown by the D.V.A, and the Family Welfare during the year.Mrs.Brickman, hospital visitor, nightly, to veterans in hospital where she distributed cigarettes and other comforts.Mrs.H.G.Brewer, a past pres- seconded the reports and congratulated the officers on their achievement for the year.At the close of the meeting tea was served, table decorations being carried out in the regimental colours.Mrs.G.Victor Whitehead, wife of the Honorary Colonel of the Royal Montreal Regiment poured tea.Arrangements were in charge of Mrs.Brickman, tea convener, who was assisted by members of the committee.The following officers were elected for 1953: Hon, President: Mrs, T.C.Lewis.Hon.Vice-President: Mrs.Dent Harrison, President: Mrs.J.M.Chamard.Vice-Presidents: 1st Mrs.David Peebles, 2nd Mrs.Lorne Thomson, 3rd Mrs.M.Brickman.- ~ THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1958 Extensive Welfare Work Noted At RMR.Ladies Committee Fashion Hints 2e AN The short-length evening dress of filmy fabric has something of the ballerina look about if, a delightful, airy charm that is perfect for gala goings-on.This one is of gossamer-light silk taffeta in rose pink, and has a crinoline to make the skirt stand out, A large bow in back marks the halter neckline.The buttoned front basque silhouette is seamed like a corselette making for a very snug-line, The skirt is gathered on to the low-placed hip yoke, List Patrons For Queen Elizabeth Dance February 7 The following persons have graciously extended their patronage to the annual dance of the Queen: Elizabeth Hospital to be held in the Mount Royal Hotel on Saturday, February 7: Dr.and Mrs.H, R.Griffith, Dr.and Mrs.J.J.Griffith, Mr.and Mrs.L.B.Un- win, Air Vice-Marshal Adelard Raymond and Mrs.Raymond, Mr.Gordon Ball, Mr.T.H.Atkinson, Mayor and Mrs.Roy Campbell, Dr.and Mrs, E.M.CraWford, Mr.F.R.Graham, Jr, Mr.S.B.Eimber, Col, and Mrs.R.H.Dean, Mayor and Mrs.Reginald Dawson, Mr.and Mrs.Victor George,\u201d Mr.AM.West, Q.C., and Mrs.West, Mr.and Mrs.John P.Rowat, May- Bourque, Dr.and Mrs.J.E.de Belle, Mr.Austin Murphy, Q.C, Mr.and Mrs.C.Douglas Taylor, Mr.and Mrs.H.McCormick, Mr.and Mrs.W.R, Henry, Dr.and Mrs.J.J.Ostapovitch, Dr.and Mrs.R.W.Pearman, Mr.and Mrs.N.P.Woods, Dr.and Mrs.W.PAGE THIRTEEN Her Telephone Corner Recalls: Schooldays One decorator who treasures things of the past has fitted up a unique telephone corner .in her home.An old school desk, found in an antique shop, serves as a table, painted black, with a quaint floral design ornamenting the ends.The accompanying chair, seat enlarged with plywood and upholstered, was painted to match the desk, and is screwed to the floor as in its original setting.Hanging within reach, for messages, is an old school slate with pencil, while on the wall above the desk is a Victorian magazine rack, also painted black, which houses telephone directories.The whole ensemble is unique and delightful, and sends many who see it scurrying to the nearest antique shop.NOW OPEN For Your Eating Pleasure EPPES ESSEN \u201cSOMETHING TO EAT\" DELICATESSEN TO TAKE OUT: The most complete variety of the very best In delicatessen and fancy ime ported food delicacies and imported cheeses.\u2014 READY TO EAT \u2014 We extend a cordial invitation te drop in and meet your good food host, MORTY CHENOY \u201cTHE DELICATESSEN BOY\" car HU.8-8711 FOR DELIVERY SERVICE 5339 Sherbrooke St.W.(Near Decarie) NO PARKING PROBLEM 898 St.Catherine West oing south for the winter?Fraid's wishes to invite you to look at their selection of SILK SHANTUNGS \u2014 SILK HONAN SUN DRESSES\u2014COCKTAIL DRESSES AND PASTEL COATS.RAIA PLateau 4183 Queen Elizabeth 11 uw; £ 3 id ia: A \\ | I Recording Secretary: Mrs, C.J.Pratt.Corresponding Secretary: Mrs.H, A.Harfield.Treasurer: Mrs.R.Schwob.Conveners: Welfare, Mrs.David Peebles; Hospital Visiting, Mrs.M.Brickman; Tea, Mrs.G.M.Bergson; Publicity, Mrs.K.J, Doig.Finlay McMartin, Dr.and Mrs.John W.McMartin, Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Marden, Mr.and Mrs.Arthur H, Webster, Dr.and Mrs.George S.Morgan, Dr.and Mrs.H.L.Greaves, Dr.and Mrs.R.H.Heslam, Mr.and Mrs.Roy Wa- gar, Dr.and Mrs.A.T.Hayward, Dr.and Mrs.A.E.French.Lovely Water Effects FB Bat With A sin DIGNIFIED POSE DISTINGUISHED COLOR Choosing to make a waterfall in a Japanese garden is not the simple problem you might think.The above is the ONLY accepted portrait .of Her Majesty and was painted by Margaret Lindsay Williams in Buckingham Palace.King, Miss Beryl Quigley, Mrs, M.J.McCormick, Mrs.C.A.Cami- rand, Mrs.W, McElligott, Mrs.W.Tanguay, Mrs.H.J.Kerrin, Mrs.C.A.Smith, Mrs.John Colford end Mrs.F, O.Reynolds, Decorations: Mrs.J.Dubois.Prize Committee: Mrs.Roy H.Dohn, convener, Mrs.Ed.Shea, Mrs.W.T.Forbes, Mrs.LeBaron LeBlanc, Mrs.F.Puttee, Mrs.Leslie Summers, Mrs.A.Mc- Donald, Mrs.F.D.Martin, Mrs.GHESTERFIELD SETS Let Premier remake your set like new Bers Aa aR SEE TSAR Ba RAR er cer Kenneth Toy and Mrs, G.F, Bartel.Reception Committee: Mrs.C.H.Wood, President; Mrs.Joseph Langley, Past President; Mrs.Paul Wickham, Co-Chairman and Mrs.Thomas Lee.Acting as ushers will be: Mrs.J.Dubois, Mrs.C.A.Magnan, Mrs, J.B.Murphy, Mrs.S.Berner, Mrs.Mary Roy, Mrs.J.Hodgins, Mrs.C.A.Mallon and Mrs, G.C.Stevenson.\u201c ge pe TY oT Tar yp There are at least 10 types of waterfalls from which to select, for waterfalls have an importance to the Japanese which we scarcely ds nr a A for as and estimate.: in low as $125.00 up French Lessons For instance, you might choose Beautiful Color Reproductions can be purchased i, According to style and fabric the glide-falling waterfall, where from a x Free French lessons are being [the water glides down the sur- and NOTHING ELSE to BUY.Our Representative will call with samples at your home, day or given from 7:30 to 8:45 p.m.on Mondays and Wednesdays, and sewing lessons on Saturdays from face of inclined rocks; a linen- falling one, where the water spreads itself in a thin sheet, or a Antoine 3 Abt Cols evening, 2:30 to 4 p.m,, at the Convent of thread-falling one, where the on ; CALL.Mary Reparatrix, 1025 Mount Roy- water spins its fall in threadlike The Sole Distributors for Canada \u2018 D À ñ al Blvd, These courses are for la- |lines; and uneven-falling type a \" \" \" \u201c oN | À PREMIER dies only.sinks the water more on one side (All \u2018sizes from 7 x 9\" to 19\" x 26\") i À UPHOLSTERING The Sisters will also hold Cate-|than the other; in a side-falling SEE THE COMPLETE DISPLAY AT Rt) à chism classes for children, pre- cascade, the water leaps froni one .fe) ui side; straight-falling, it pitches 939 VICTORIA SQUARE UN.6-4095 EN paratory to First Communion,\" on Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m.TA.2294 = \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 like a plummet from a height.Po Ry EE a EE «we sms re pr + uen sue rai PAGE FOURTEEN MRT to Produce Three Canadian \u201cThe Dream Unwinds\", Harris, of Saskatoon, Sask.The of Montreal, praised the playwright for his \u201cunderstanding of a his characters and their milieu\u201d and his \u201cability to create as strong One - Act P fay S an atmosphere through them as did Eugene O'Neil in his sea-folk For its second Studio production one-acters\u201d.\u201cThe Dream Un- of the season, the Montreal Re-! winds\u201d will be directed for MRT's pertory Theatre will produce three Studio by Janet Campbell.prize-winning Canadian one-act; The second prize was awarded to plays at Victoria Hall on Tuesday, | two plays, of which one, \u201cThe Feb.17, and Wednesday, Feb.18.Line\u201d, by Graham Murrdy, of In keeping with its policy of | Hamilton, Ont., has been selected helping to encourage Canadian; by the Studio Committee.\u201cThe playwrights, the Studio chose! Line\u201d, a symbolic comedy, will be three of the first four prize-win- directed by Cynthia Michaelis.ners im the 1951-52 playwrighting Third prize went to \u201cRise and contest of the Ottawa Little Shine\u201d, by Mrs.George Cadogan, Theatre Workshop.In November, of Durham, Ont.This farce-fan- all four plays were given a produc- | tasy Mr.Hoare referred to as \u201cthe tion at the Ottawa Little Theatre, funniest and wittiest piece in the at which two members of the \u2018entire competition\u201d.Winnifred.Studio Committee were present.| Dennis will direct \u201cRise and Winner of the first prize was, Shine\u201d.LAST SHOWING TODAY ! \u201cABOUT FACE\u201d, in Technicolor, with Gordon MacRae and Eddie Bracken.Added \u2014 \u201cTHE SAN FRANCISCO STORY\u201d, with Joel McCrea and Yvonne De Carlo.Starting o SATURDAY ! A WHOLE NEW WORLD OF _\u2014 SWEEPS THE SCREEN! ADDED ! The Lusty, Brawling Pages of Bret Harte's Greatest Saga of the Roaring Camps .It's Gold Hunt in Men ! ; \u2019 i by Neil |# Contest\u2019s Adjudicator, John Hoare, Lusty Adventure| To Be Shown | At Monkland .\u201cThe World in His Arms,\u201d starring Gregory, Peck as Jonathon Clark, commences, Saturday at the Monkland Theatre.Co-starring with Peck is Ann Blyth.In the film Peck wears a suit which was originally wern by Emile \u201cDandy\u201d Pradeau, a French soldier of fortune who acquired quite a reputation as a bon vivant and boulevardier around San Fran- | cisco in the 1850\u2019s.Pradeau swung from the gallows in same suit, Peck wears in the picture.It required two wardrobe men .to literally \u201cpour\u201d Peck into the outfit which fit him like an unripe banana.\u201cI can't understand why that guy had to wait until he was strung up into a tree before he strangled,\u201d was Peck\u2019s comment after the snug fitting.And on the same program \u201cThe Outcast of Poker Flat,\u201d Twentieth Century-Fox's new suspense west- i ern based on the classic Bret Harte story, starring Anne Baxter and Dale Robertson.A sharply-etched story of hu- | mans in conflict with the elements.of nature and the sadistic bruta- \u201clity of a half-crazed gunman, \u201cThe Outcasts of Poker Flat\u201d is one of the most frequently anthologized classics of American literature and is recognized as the fore- i runner of the modern western.Eva Baltas In YWCA Recital On Sunday Miss Eva Baltas, young Greek | pianist, will be the guest artist at the fifth of the free Sunday afternoon concert series at 4 p m., WESTMOUNT Sherbrooke at Grey EL.9545 Starts SUNDAY for ONE WEEK! WASTE STORMS SEA AND SHORE IN BREATHLESS FEATS NEVER SEEN BEFORE! WARNER Bios.PRESENT e The eZ $ J wed IME Soule : AGURAM ! - - Here are the answers to your LOVE QUESTIONS! A-G-M merrily presants \"YOU FOR ME STARRING PETER LAWFORD < me grees o sic young TODAY and SATURDAY ! I \u201cDREAMBOAT\" with Clifton Webb and Ginger Rogers.Added \u2014 \"THE STORY OF WILL ROGERS\", in Technicolor, with Will Rogers, Jr., and Jane Wyman.pe a FESSES IIS SE >» pd in the Y.W.C.A.Auditorium, 1355 Dorchester Street West, Miss Baltas is studying at the McGill Conservatory of Music under the directon of Helmut Blume.Two years ago she became an Associate in Music, and this spring will graduate with her Licentiate of Music.Recently she played the Brandenburg Concerto, No.5, by Bach, with the McGill Conservatory Or- cestra conducted by Alexander Brott.She has also played for different women\u2019s clubs in this city.Born in 'Thessalonika, Greece, 21 years ago, Miss Baltas began studying the piano at the age of of Music in Greece, despite the turmoil of the war years.Her father, an \u2018engineer who was engaged in the flour mill industry had all his mills burnt during the war, and in 1948 decided to settle with his family in Montreal, where Miss Baltas, his talented daughter lost no time in resuming her studies.Large Increase In Sr.Membership Approximately 50 members and friends of the Canadian \u2018Youth Hostels Association were in attendance at the Annual General Meeting of the St.Lawrence Region held on Saturday, January 24, in the Central YMCA, Montreal.Reports on Hostelling in Eastern Canada revealed a substantial increase in Senior members although a slight decline was registered in Junior membership for those under 21 years of age.The loss of office space suffered by the Association during the past year, was announced by the Chairman, Victor Roth, who made an urgent appeal for accommodation.The opening of two new hostels in the Eastern Townships and the completion of a new building at Sutton, constructed entirely by volunteer labor, was encouraging news reported by the retiring com- mittee, : & 10, graduating with her Diploma, THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 50, 1955 \u2014 - À > Burt Lancaster In Film At Westmount Sunday | Burt Lancaster and Nick Cravat get set for adventure on high + seas in this scene from \u201cThe Crimson Pirate.\u201d Distributed by Warner Bros.and produced with color by Technicolor, the Lancaster starrer opens this Sunday at the Westmount Theatre.\u201cLe Pommier\u201d Is Ballet On French Canadian Life of this delightful new ballet.Other ballets to be presented by the National Ballet here include Les Sylphides, the complete Giselle (Acts I and II) Acts I and II of Coppelia, Anthony Tudor\u2019s Lilac Garden, Ballet Behind Us, a satire on ballet by principal dancer David Adams, L'Apres-midi d'un Faune, as well as Casse-Noisetie (Act IT), Prince Igor, Etude, and Ballet Composite.There will be two matinees, Wednesday and Sat- Scheduled for its Montreai premiere the week of Feb.9-14, dur- | ing the week of performances by the National Balle#Company of Canada at Her Majesty's Theatre, is \u201cLe Pommier\u201d a new ballet by Celia Franca, artistic director of the company, based on French- Canadian life and themes.With a speclally commissioned score by the beloved Canadian composer Hector Gratton, Le Pommier was inspired by the famous home-woven Quebec rugs and concerns the activities in a village inhabited by the forefathers of present day French-Canadi- ans, to whom it is respectfully dedicated.M.Gratton\u2019s sparkling melodious score is based on quite a number of famous French Canadian folk songs, including \u2018\u2018Youk- WEARS NOSE GUARD Coach Lynn Patrick of the Boston Bruins lent Gus Mortson, Chicago defenseman, the guard that the Hawk defender is wearing to protect his broken nose, Mortson has to wear the nose protector for several games; aidi, Youkaida\u201d, \u201cMeunier, tu & protector he would be sidelined.ders\u201d, \u201cIl était un petit cordon- \u2014 nier\u201d, \u201cPrendre un p'tit coup, Some persons who are color c'est agréable\u2019, and the melan- blind see all colors as gray, some choly \u201cC'est la belle Francoise\u201d, which is sung as part of the action cannot see blue or yellow, but most fail to see only red and green.AT HER MAJESTY'S EIGHT FEB.9 TO FEB.14 MATINEES PERFORMANCES WED.& SAT.NATIONAL BALLET presmeabr THE NATIONAL BALLET GUILD OF CANADA Proposed Program: Mon.Eve.: Tues.Eve.: Wed.Mat.: Les Sylphides; Coppelia (2 acts).Giselle (2 acts); Ballet Behind Us.Cassa Noisette (The Nutcracker) Act 2; Etude: Afternoon of a Faun; Polovetsian Dances from \"Prince Igor\".Coppelia (2 acts): Le Pommier.Les Sylphides; Lilac Garden (Jardin au Lilas); Dances from \"Prince Igor\".Etude; Afternoon of a Faun; Lilac Garden; Casse Noisatte.Wed.Eve.: Thurs.Eve.: Polovetsian Friday Eve: Sat.Mat.: Ballet Composite: Coppelia (2 acts).Sat.Eve.: Giselle (2 acts); 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