The Westmount examiner, 13 mars 1953, vendredi 13 mars 1953

[" 1 > Examiner 2 | _ - Sering the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis | | it vor a.No.11 - a = | 5 0 ; Le WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1953 PRICE Be | i § D oF 4 ay 4 » Westmount Commences Cam o Rid Growing Smoke Co International Students From McGill Address Westmount Rotary paign ) Nuisance Complaints Prompt Law Enforcement Westmount officials are instituting a campaign to rid the City of smoke nuisance.City Manager, T.J.Hughes, told The Examiner that many complaints have been received regarding the manner in which the nuisance has grown in recent years.» a ESTER Clg, ii in , pre oe ith, a EE EU a = 7 Red Cross Goal Almost Reached With a member of canvassers still to report, the Westmount Red Cross organization last night told The Examiner that over eighty-six .per cent of its objective had been { obtained.The total of returns Ÿ actually received exceeds $33,000, 4 with some $6,000 estimated still to à come.- i Mrs.J.A.D.Falkner, chairman À of the district, reported that by the Ÿ week-end campaign headquarters Dominjon-Douglas Church } at i would be closed, and asked that 3 any contributors whom the can- + vassers might have been unable to contact kindly send along their donations to Red Cross headquarters, 2035 Guy street.Post-campaign subscriptions are expected to put Westmount division well over its quota.Campaign officials were well pleased with the manner in which the Westmount campaign had been conducted, and especially with the results, \u201cWe counted heavily on West- fmount in meeting the stiff quota allotted to the Metropolitan-West- ern area, and we haven't ben disappointed,\u201d stated -F.H.Peters, Metropolitan chairman.With approximately four hun- the city, the drive was perhaps the most thorough ever undertaken by ; the Red Cross.here, campaign offi- Cials pointed out.In addition to - the canvassers there were thirty- eight team captains, and thirty to forty other volunteers working ih various capacities, Mrs.Falkner supervised the campaign, assisted by Mrs.G.R.4 Miles as vice-chairman, and by = Mrs.W.V.Faith and Mrs.David @Lockerby in charge of finance; 3 Mrs.Malcolm Reilly and Mrs.A.4 À Deane Nesbitt in charge of discards; Mrs.Leeds Nelson, corres- Pondence; and the following dis- lot chairmen: Mrs.J.E.Martin, Ars.John Lee, Mrs.A, C.Jensen, nd Mrs, W.Morton.+ - dred and.fifty canvassers covering- International students attending McGill University were guests of Westmount Rotary this week at the club\u2019s weekly luncheon.Among the countries represented were West Africa, Cuba, Jamaica, Pakistan, India, Greece, Ukraine, England and Brazil.Czechoslovakia, Frank Carlin, president of West- British Guiana, the mount Rotary Club, poses with five of the students (above), who gave short talks on their respective countries.Shown from left to right are, Ben Prusti, India; Jack Attas, Greece; Frank Carlin, president of Westmount Rotary; Errol Falconer, Jamaiea; George Novotny, Czechoslovakia; and George Arellano, of Havana, Cuba.Link Newman of Westmount Rotary wag in charge of arranging the program.\u2014 Photo by Ed.Bermingham.Police Investigate Local $5,000 Bank Robbery Westmount Police are continuing investigation into the district\u2019s first bank robbery which netted a bandit $5,000.The City's proud record this week was smashed when a \u2018midget\u2019 bandit entered the Greene avenue-St.Catherine street branch of the Royal Bank of Canada and walked out a minute later with the money in his pocket.Chief Robert Byford said that the bandit relied \u201con daring and luck\u201d to rob the bank in front of Girls\u201d \u201cHi Y\u201d Sadie Hawkins Dance March 27 Plans for the- \u201cgala Girls\u2019 Hi-Y- Sadie Hawkins dance, to be held March 27, in the Westmount -YM- CA are now in full swing.Lyn Tyler, chairman of the program committee, has announced that the highlight of the evening will be the Grand March, when the judging of the: boys\u2019 corsages will tafte place.These corsages\u201d must be handmade by the boy's date, and there will he prizes for the winning girl.There will-also be door prizes and some competitive dances, for which prizes will be given.Tickets may be bought from any member of the Girls\u2019 Hi-Y, or if you do not go to Westmount High, from your school representative, eight customers and 16 employees.The man was described as being well dressed, about 30 years of age and only five and a half feet tall.Walking up to a teller's cage occupied by Miss Mabel Joan Summerton, he handed her a slip of paper which said: \u201cDon\u2019t push any buttons or you'll get killed.Give me the money.\u201d The youthful teller looked up and saw a short man standing in front of her wicket with his right hand held-threateningly in his coat pocket.She pushed two unopened bundles of bills across the counter.: By this time another teller had given the alarm.Savings Manager Charles R.Henderson ran to the street but the bandit seemed to have \u201cvanished into thin air.\u201d A search of the entire area, led by Dets.A.- Jones \u201cand Herbert Ward failed to yield a trace of the robber, \u201cWe've arrested several bank robbers: here but they were wanted by other police forces,\u201d Chief Byford said.\u201cNow we're trying to find one for ourselves.\u201d : Westminster United To Hold Military Whist The Westminster Central United Church will hold a military whist in the Church hall, 928 Atwater avenue tonight at 8.15 p.m.The whist will be sponsored by the men\u2019s club of the Church.x-\u2014 Reservoir Permit Delay>d Until Future Meeting Westmount City Council has deferred consideration of a by-law to permit the City of Montreal to build a reservoir on Summit Circle.The matter will be discussed at a future meeting.Plans subniitted to Westmount elminate the possibility of it being \u201can eyesore\u201d since the reservoir will be coverad with earth and sod.The reservoir's capacity will be 3,000,000 gallons and il will serve sections of Westmount, Notre Dame de Grace and Cote des Neiges.Construction of Lhe project is planned to commence tnis summer.Location will be near the 44,000 gallon tank on the Summit, Literature Dept.0f Hobby Show To Be Changed Following a meeting with Miss Frazer of the Westmount Public Library, the Penmanship and Literature Department Committee of the 17th Annual Boys and Girls Hobby SHow has decided to change the Literature Department slightly.It was decided to cut out the essay writing as most of the entries fell under the rategory of short stories.This favourite section remained the same, while the.essays were replaced by a poetry department consisting of Junior, Intermediate, and Senior classes.Miss Frazer, with Miss Jenkins have agreed tu judge this department once again, and both have said that they will contribute a book for prizes.The penmanship section was dis- | cussed, but it was agreed by all to teale it unchanged.As a preliminary step an inquiry has been made to consider what can be done to eliminate the condition.Mr.Hughes pointed out that there are three general sources of smoke in the West- mount area.They are: 1.local, 2.railways and 3.adjacent industrial areas._ Local conditions are handled directly by City officials, whercas railway smoke has to be controlied by the railway involved and industrial area smoke is under the control of the smoke.abatement authority of the affected munli- cipality.Mr.Hughes said that a smoking chimney does not necessarily constitute an offense, but it can become a nuisance through \u201cdensity and duration\u201d, Few Convictions \u2018Most operators are willing to improve conditions .in their respective plants at the request of the City, with the result that in .the past three years there have been few convictions for a failure to comply with smoke abatement laws.It was also pointed out that as far as Westmount is concerned, there are very few plants that can be considered a nuisance.The density of smoke is deter- \u2018mined by a Ringleman smoke chart.Once it is found that there is too much smoke, the operator is warned and if the condition is not remedied they are summoned to court.The by-law which affects home owners and which = has: been amended, reads as follows:.SECTION ONE: By-law No.257 adopted the fifth day of August, 1812, is amended -by adding the following sections after Section Fifteen, namely; Section Fifteen A \u2014 The emission of soot, sparks, cinders, dense smoke or solid substance from the chimney or flue of any furnace, incinerator, stove or fireplace is hereby declared to be a nuisance.Section Fifteen B \u2014 Any person using or operating or causing or permitting to be used or operated any furnace, incinerator, stove or fireplace in such à manner as to cause a nuisance as defined in (Continued on page 2) a 0 NETRA SAKE TIL I Me = N° mrt | - 1 .ren SRE DE Lun RE tt re JR ee mir 25 i Somme ira + « .That Friday, Feb.13th, was an unlucky day for Mrs.Romney of Hand & Parker's for that was the day she was attacked by a nasty virus that laid her low for nearly two weeks.Now fully recovered, she will no doubt keep her fingers crossed all day today and will certainty not walk under any black cats.That Berger, the shoe repair expert, will soon have another nonpaying customer to look after when his son gets married in the near future.And who knows?Before another year has passed, our friend may be fashioning a pair of babyx- shoes for a grandchild.How Tem- pus does Fugit! .That John Smithers can hardly wait till the day when he goes up to 16 Island Lake for his annual summer holiday that starts in April and ends in October.That the Kinsmen Club\u2019s Coronation Bungalow is practically |- - - completed and furnishings should be all installed by next week, You can see it for yourself at the corner of Johnson and Eden Avenues in the Town of Mount Royal.That J.Philip Page, eminent principal of Graham's Business © MIMEOGRAPHING ® ADDRESSING ® CORRESPONDENCE Efficient, fast and reasonable.No parking problem! * BAKER SECRETARIAL REG'D.1239 Greene Avenue Wilbank 6025 College, is getting a little practical business experience himself since becoming a partner in a snack bar and greeting card store on Bleury St, right across the road from Genereux Motors.Business is pretty good, too.That Charles Brooks, who has moved to a new location at 1355 Greene Avenue, is a veteran of two world wars.Mr.Brooks has been in Montreal for 40 years and learned his ert as an employee in a store on Beaver Hall Hill, He started in business for himself m 1931 and for the last few years was Jocated in a store on Greene near St.Catherine.« » That W, G.Perry, specialist in interior decoration and design, has also moved to 1355 Greene.He has been associated with Mr.Brooks since 1927 and is a World War veteran, too.Mr.Perry operates his business independently as well as co-operating with Mr.Brooks, .«+ « That Mr.Gleeson, proprietor \u2018of Milady Ann Millinery on St.Catherine opposite Wood Ave, is 1204 Crescent Street o ELECTRICITY e RADIO e TELEVISION REGISTER NOW FOR NEW MARCH CLASSES DAY OR EVENING Office Hours: Daily 9 to 5 \u2014 Evenings 7 to 9 CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY BUILDING NAME .essoeuseccenacu0s STREET .caroscnvecansansencevenceen ne vescosnesenc een eM2 0000 | CITY .iiiieecninetnonsconnnrnnss AGE L.veceuve «.G~M.-E.| Telephone UN.6-0959 reve nronconm0 nc sp s002ueb64OQUE | SHIPS for September, 1953.FIVE years, ) COLLEGE MONTREAL Ber Ly Dr.C.5.FOSBERY i 909 Lower Canada College is offering THREE SCHOLAR- SCHOLARSHIP 1 For boys at present in 7th Grade, for entry into Upper 4, the equivalent of 8th Grade, and tenable for FOUR years.SCHOLARSHIP Hl For boys at present in 6th Grade, for entry into Lower 4, the equivalent of 7th Grade, and tenable for FIVE\u201d years.These two Scholarships are open only to boys not at present attending Lower Canada College.THE DR.FOSBERY SCHOLARSHIP.This Scholarship has been initiated by the Old Boys' Association as a tribute to our Founder, Dr.C.S.Fosbery, O.B.E., LL.D.It is open to any son or grandson of an Old Boy who is at present in 6th Grade, and is for entry into Lower 4, the equivalent of 7th Grade.It is tenable for For application forms or further information please apply to the Headmaster, Lower Canada College, 4090 Royal Ave., Montreal 28.Each Scholarship is a grant of free tuition at Lower Canada College from the time the winner enters the College until he takes his Junior Matriculation, provided his work and conduct continue to be satifactory, and has a value of approximately $1500, New Directors Of Red Feather Are Elected Controlling othicere of Montreal's Red Feather were elected Monday night at a meeting\u201d of institutional membe.s of Welfare Federation.\" The meeting was chaired by H.P.Thornhill, chairman of the board of governors of Red Feather and immediate past chairman of its board of directors.Present were delegates from the, different independent health and welfare agencies united upder the symbol of the Red Feather for purposes of fund-raising, coordinating and avoiding duplication, Each of the 26 agencies of Welfare Federation has its delegate to the annual institutional meeting.Together they nominate and elect 50 per cent of the officers of Red Feather's board of directors and 50 per cent of its budget committee.The other 50 per cent in each case are elected at the annual meeting of Welfare Federation of Montreal, scheduled this year for March 26 at noon in the Y.WC.A.Inasmuch as the respective boards of each Red Feather agency, large or small, consists of members of the public at large who have displayed a special interest in that agency, and inasmuch as anybody who has contributed a dollar or more to Red Feather is entitled to vote at the annual meeting of Welfare Federation of Montreal, the process is, officials point out, \u201cjust about a8 democratic a matter as human beings can achieve in organization.\u201d The Board of Governors of Red Feather is elected by the nominating committee of Welfare Federation for approval of the public at large at the annual meeting.The organization's constitution cafls for a complete \u201cturnover\u201d of the personnel of the board of directors in each three year period.Nominated and elected to the board of directors are: D., Lloyd Adams, H.A.Cresswell, Mrs.\u2018A.E.Horsburgh, Mrs.Josephus Luke, Theodore Meighen, Q.C, H.P.Wheatley.To the budget committee: Mrs.Ian W.Adair, H.Walton Blunt, Mrs.E.G.Cargill, C.Denys Heward, C.W.Ismay, Mrs.H.K.McLean, Col.Eric Motzfeldt, Miss Eileen Peters, L.J.Scott, \u2018Mrs.W.O.Sorby.As nominating committee mem- recuperating from an illness in the Queen Mary Veterans\u2019 Hospital.That the new manager of the Canada Paint Store is Austin E.Wattie.That there is something afoot re the Bank of Commerce at Victoria.Could be anything from a mere fixing-up of the present premises to a complete renovation, inside and out, of the corner building (which they also own) where the Thrift Store is now located and a move into there.At any rate, it is rumoured that the Thrift Store will close up when their new Super Market is opened out west at the corner of Addington.« .That F.B.Whitter will no longer be operating Camp Laclou- whi as he has sold this popular boys\u2019 resort in the Laurentians to the Boy Scouts Association.It will he used for a Wolf Cubs camp.That Mr.Levin nf Avenue Tailors was a surprised wiiness of the hold-up at the Greene Avenue Royal Bank on Tuesday.He had transacted his business and was halfway to the bank door when he thought he heard someone call him.He was just turning around when the hold-up man whizzed past him on his way out.He was a young fellow and wore no hat.Mr.Levin says the police arrived almost instantly but the robber had vanished completely.|.that at a recent meeting of the Westmount Junior Stamp Club the main topic of the evening was the talk on \u201cThe Stamps of China\u201d given by Dr.S.Allen, vice- president of the senior club.The speaker was introduced by the president Michael Ashby and thanked by Richard Comber, Secretary, Barrie Wilson announced that the Las + neue A ES the membership of the club now stands at 175 and is rapidly climbing.Comp laints .cee pl from page 1) Section Fifteen A of.this By-law shall be deemed to be creating a nuisance and to be committing an offence under this By-law.Section Fifteen C \u2014 If and as soon as any person shall have been convicted twice of an offence \u201c| under Section Fifteen B of this By-law in respect of the same furnace, incinerator, stove or fire- give notice in writing to the owner or person in charge of such furnace, incinerator, stove or fireplace to close up the same and fo prevent ;the use thereof.Section Fifteen D \u2014 It shall be the duty of such owner or person in charge, immediately on receipt of such notice, to close.up the furnace, incinerator, stove or fire- Place referred to in such notice and to prevent the use thereof.Section Fifteen KE \u2014 After service of the notice referred to in Section Fifteen C, no person shall use or operate any furnace, incinerator, stove or fireplace referred to in such notice or cause any fire to be kindled therein or deposit any garbage, paper, waste or other.material in any such incinerator.bers: A.Deane Nesbitt (chairman), Donald Byers, Mrs.M.R.Elder, Mrs.J.Eric Harrington, Mrs.F.Barclay Robinson.' F.L SLVER 1235 Greene Avenue (Downstairs) \u2019 ® Dry ry Cleaning © Repglring Pressing Customers\u2019 or our materiai made - Up.WI.6633 We Call and Deliver Place, the Chief of Police shall |; REE CHRISTMAS\u201d every day of the year \"for.INSURANCE - ~ Edwin D.CHRISTMAS INSURANCE BROKER MA.3332 GL.4519 388 ST.JAMES ST.W.Montreal 231 St.James Street West, Plateau 4451 HOWARD S.ROSS, Q.C.Barrister and Solicitor Department for the Closing of Estates of Deceased Persons Office: Suite 1115, Daily Star Bldg., Residence: Terrace Apartments, Ten Rosemount Avenue, Westmount, GLenview 2177 if no answer at residence \u2018phone PL.4451 WESTMOUNT BUNGALOW FOR SALE New Fellowes Built ultra modern bungalow.Reslyn district.Living- dining area separated by matural brick fireplace.Combination kirchen- laundry, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, garage.large well lighted basement suitable for hobbies or additional accommodation.4870 Westmount Ave.Open weekdays and Saturday dfternoons.FELLOWES CONSTRUCTION LA.5916 \u2014 Evenings EL.9271 Quality ROOFING that roofing job.Call us today for free estimates on TAR & GRAVEL AND ASPHALT ROOFING A SPECIALTY All types of roofing: slates, galvanized iron, copper shingles, asphalt shingles and tile.Fl.1189 Westmount Plumbing & Roofing 206 Olivier Ave., Westmount Emergencies: AM.1418 - CA, 9864 WY A fi ANT HD BANK OF MoNTREAL WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALX OF LIFE SINCE 1817 My Bank\u2019 18 Canada\u2019s First Bank BRANCHES in WESTMOUNT to serve you Westmount Branch, Greene,& Western Aves.: , JACK ENGLAND, Manager Claremont Ave.& Sherbrooke St.: JOHN E.L.HOLLYER, Manager Ë Jai po a 7 2 PZ lr a 77 777077 77777777, \u2018A i : T I yoL.XXIV, No.LS © HARDWOOD © RUBBER * Specializing In Refinishing Old Floors Jf e A.Ross Grafton | & COMPANY 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET || | ® ASPHALT { Free Estimates .WE.2323 © WESTMOUNT Rn oA The Westmount Library is still conducting \u201cstory hour\u201d classes æ every Saturday morning.BIG SAVINGS A group of Westmount girls, pictured above, busily study some of the books which are recommended for youngsters by the Library personnel.and Miss Catherine Fraser conduct the classes each \u2018week, of the children range from six years of age to ten years of age.Miss Gwendoline McEwen Ages LADIES AND GENTLEMEN! Have your Suits and Coats hand-tailored NOW at prices no higher than ready- to-wear.We have just received a large assortment of imported English Woollens.Come in and be convinced.ALTERATIONS AND REMODELLING OF ALL KINDS Avenue Tailors .& VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) Pick-Up and Delivery WE.5908 Anyone who turns on a radio in Canada, has at some time or another heard Mr, Alan Mills sing his folksongs.A native Montrealer who lives in Westmount at 4062 Tupper Street, Mr.Mills today is regarded as one of Canada\u2019s foremost interpreters of lok ballads.He will be the guest artist at the next free Y.W.C.A.Sunday afternoon concert to be held on Sunday, at 4 p.m,, in the Y.W.C.A.auditorium, 1355 Dorchester street Parking Lot-for Our Patrons west.OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS Mr.Mills will present an all- - CLOSED SATURDAYS Canadian folksong concert; French LILI LLS LSTA TI SLT ISIS IIL SSS ES LL LS LILES ILLLSI ISIS ILLES LL SILLS LILI L LL ELL S SILL TTILTTTI ILL VILL LS SLL ELS ELL SIS ELS FLAS LSS S21 ZZ ZZ AE 7 F777 72 a 2d 7rizeeiririiziriaiiiziziiaaiiriiiatiiiisdidids GENUINE WELSH ANTHRACITE OAL More Heat \u2014 Less Ash \u2014 No Dust For Immediate Delivery CALL DEXTER 1131 TODAY Authorized Dealer HAND & PARKER LIMITED 4857 Sherbrooke Street West Fuel Oil \u2014 Oil Burners LL a LSA L SELLS SL LS LL LLL LSS SSIS SILLS SLL SS LSS S LSS Ld fh Backed by thirty-five years of dependable service a A AAA Alan Mills Next Artist In YWCA Series On Sunday and English Canadian songs in- herited from the British Isles and France, and those native to Canada.He will open the concert with a group of children's songs, then will sing love laments, sea songs, and ballads, and end with several play songs.Mr.Gilbert Lacombe, the guitarist will accompany.him.Known as the Canadian Burl Ives, he has for years waged a battle for the recognition of Canadian folk music, He specializes in these \u2018home-grown\u2019 songs, as well as in those that Canadians have inherited from the British Isles and France.He has plucked his songs from Newfoundland to British Columbia and has an enormous collection.In talking about his favourite subject.Alan Mills said: \u201cWhy more Canadians singers don\u2019t go tu the trouble of finding these songs, I don\u2019t know.For instance, there are a lot more French Canadian songs than \u201cAlouette\u201d and a great many English | Canadian folk songs that are every bit as fine as the French Canadian ballads.In Nova Scotia, Miss Helen Creighton has done a monumental job in recording the folksongs of that province and there are others who are doing great work in this field right across the country.\u201d One of his best-known shows \u201cFolk Songs for Young Folks\u201d took a first award in the Canadian Radio Awards; and he is heard regularly in many countries outside Canada through short-wave and transcription services of the CBC.He has recorded many of his songs, and has the distinction of being the only folk singer to represent Canada in the catalogue of Folkways Records, an American company noted for its specialization in recording the folk music of all countries, LK.CC.To Hold Obedience Trials Sunday, April 26 The Ladies\u2019 Kennel Club of Canada, Inc, are holding their 32nd Annual Championship Dog Show and Obedience Trial on Sunday, April 26, in the Hussars, Armoury, Cote -des Neiges Road.As in the past, this show will be held in aid of the Seeing-Eye Guide Dog Ser- OHMAN'S WE.4046 | | WATCH REPAIRS vice, Canadian National Institute TR Pn 4 Certified Watchmakers 1216 Creene Ave.PAGE THREE for the Blind.To date the Ladies\u2019 Kennel Club have given to deserving blind persons a total of 16 of these Guide Dogs, which cost several hundred dollars each, In addition, in most ° cases, the L.K.C.C.have paid the expenses of the blind candidate to go to Morristown, N.J, to train for one month with his new dog.In many instances, these same people were prevented from applying for jobs for lack of a guide to help them through busy city streets.Through the Club's efforts in supplying these dogs they are now able to get about freely and accept positions, thereby becom ing independent, happy individuals.a MORTIMER - 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| Westmount Baptist + \u2014 + A double series of Pre-Easter sermons being delivered in West- mount Baptist Church is occasioning increasing interest among the people.The messages of the morning are under the general title: \u201cQues tions Men Keep Asking\u2019.The third of the series entitled \u2014 \u201cCould Christ have Side-Stepped the Cross?\u201d will he delivered on Sunday morning.The evening subject will be: \u201cWhy did Pilate Yield?\u201d Little strokes fell great oaks.\u2014Benjamin Fraaklin BAHA'I WHAT IS IT?Does it agree with Science?Does it believe that God Spoke only through one prophet?PUBLIC MEETING 1548 Pine Ave.West Every Sunday, 8.15 p.m, Tel.Inform.WA, 5335 Yes Shaar Hashomayim To Hold Luncheon The \u201cTree of Life Luncheon\u201d for Torah Fund, is to be given by the Women's Auxiliary of Shaar Hashomayim on Wednesday, April 8.Mr.Max Mikser, the celebrated internationally- known dancer, will present a program of interpretive dancing based on Jewish themes.The accompanist will be Mr.Karl Steiner, who will also present several solos.The Luncheon will be a catered event in honour of all donors to Torah Fund which helps the Vital training institution of the Jewish Theological Seminary for Rabbis and Teachers.All contributors of $6.11 or more are cordially invited to the luncheon.Melville WMS.The regular meeting of the Melville Aux.of the Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Canada will be held at 3 p.m.on Thursday, March 19, in the church hall, Melville Avenue, Westmount.Guest speaker will be Miss Marjorie MacKay.formerly Deaconess in the Yukon.Mrs.W.H.| Lewis will be the soloist.All members and friends will be welcome.\u2018 PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN \u2018 CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.a., B.D., Minister.- Sunday, March 15th i1 00 am.(L400 a.m, 7,30 pan.Sunday School.Public Worship Evening Service, Visitors and Friends Are Cordially Welcome.Lester A.Woudin, Organls! and Cholrmaster.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street and Roslyn Avenue John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Willlsm J.Neale, Organist and Choirmaster Sunday, March 15th 11.00 a.m, \u201cCould Christ Have Side- Stepped The Cross?\" \u2018Fhird_ in Series: \u201cQuestions That Men Keep Asking\u201d.11,00 am, Church Bible School.7.30 p.m.\u201cWhat Induced Pilate To Yield?\u201d \u2018Third in Series: \u201cMirrors and Motives and Men\u201d.Dr.Johnston Al Both Services VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOMED + : - + | Calvary Church | * + On Sunday morning the minister, the Rev.Walter J.Spence, B.A., will continue the special Lenten series of sermons on \u201cThe Way of The Cross\u201d.The second of this series will be on the theme \u201cWhy A Cross For Me?\u201d The series will continue until Palm Sunday.The evening service will be a Special Irish Night, when Mr.Bin- nie, the organist, will lead the Choir in appropriate music.The subject of the sermon which Mr.Spence will preach will be \u201cSt.Pat.And St.Mike.\u201d Immediately following this service a Fellowship Hour will be held in the church parlours, with a hymn-sing and special musical program of Irish airs.An invitation is extended to all visitors and friends.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 52 Academy Road, Westmount, Que.Sunday Service Subject of T.esson Sermon: \u201cSUBSTANCE\u201d.; Text: Ecclesiastes 3: 14.1 now that, whatsoever God doeth, it shall be for ever: nothing can he put to it, nor any thing taken from it.11.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m Golden Wednesday 8.15 p.m.\u2018Testimony Meeting.Reading Room, 32 Academy Road.Open 2.00 to 4,00 -p.nmi, Tuesdays, Tharsdays and Fridays (except holidays).SYNAGOGUE CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, WESTMOUNT, QUE.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Mr.Samuel J.Leibowitz, Educational Director.PUBLIC WORSHIP New Moon will be Blessed this Sabbath Morning Sabbath Eve, Friday, March 13th 5.35% pan.Candle Lighting, sa p.m.Evening Service.SABBATH SERVICES 8.45 p.m.Sabbath Morning, 9.00 a.m.Junior Congregation, 10.00 a.m.Scriptural Readings.; Torah: Exodus, Ch.35, v.1 \u2014 Ch.40, v.38.Exodus, Ch.12, vs, 1 - 20; : Prophets: Ezekiel, Ch, 45, v.16\u2014 th, 46, v.18.5.45 p.m.Evening Service, WEEKDAY SERVICES 900 nm.\"Sunday Morning.5.45 p.m.Sunday Evening, Tuesday, March 17th, New Moon Nisan Morning Service at 7.15 a.m.7.30 am Weekday Mornings.6.30 p.m.Weekday Evenings, Next Friday Evening .m.Candle Lighting, =\" im, Evening Service, 1 Christian Science Ny | Come to Church Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy, 7 .There Does Freedom Flourish.CL 4 y Attend the Church \u2018of Your Chose Regularly.od $ Church of The avr + + The fourth Sunday in Lent is called Refreshment Sunday or Mothering Sunday: it is Mother's -| Day in the Church.On.Wednesday evening, March 18, the Lord Bishop of Montreal will pay his annual visit to the parish ,and will administer the Sacrament of Confirmation: 12 men\u201d and boys and 6 women and girls will be confirmed.An informal reception will be held afterward in the parish hall, so that all may have the opportunity of meeting the Bishop.+ \u201cSubstance\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.This sermon declares that whatever emanates from God \u201cis eternal and indestructible, hence substantial; whereas sickness and sin, being unlike God, do not belong to His creation and can be eliminated from human experience as their deceptive nature is understood.\u201d The Golden Text is from Ecclesiastes.\u201cI know that, whatsoever God doeth, it shall be for ever; ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rey.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev.Alexander Mellor MOTHERING SUNDAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.9.30 a.m.Sunday School and Bible Class.10.15 a.m.Mattins.11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist.Preacher: Rev.H, H.Walsh, Ph.D, 7.00 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: Father Mellor, Wednesday, March 18th 8.00 p.m.The Bishop of Montreal will administer the Sacrament of Confirmation.Week-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.\u2026 dally except on Wednesday at 9 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.dally, Saturday at 8.00 p.m.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH WESTMOUNT Cote St.Antoine Rd.and Church Hill Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, except on Rev.C.Douglas Ellis, M.A.Fourth Sunday tm Lent 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11,00 a.m.Morning Prayer, Holy Com- munlon and Sermon.Preacher :\u2014 Rev.\u20ac.Douglas Ellis.7.30 p.m.Évensong and Sermon Preacher: Rev.C.Douglas.\u201cBilis.Wednesday 00 p.m.Confirmation Class, 00 p.m.Lenten Service and Address.Friday 11.00 a.m.Holy Communion, eu Organist: Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.C.O.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH Sherbrooke Street at Marlowe Avenue Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector Rev.Canon F.L.Whitley, Hon.Assistant Rev.C.J.Abraham, Assistant Fourth Sunday in Lent 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 9.45 a.m.Junior Department, Junior Confirmation Class, Bible Class 11.00 a.m.Choral Communion, Preacher: Rev.N.E.Peterson.Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Depariment.7.30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: The Rector.Monday 4.00 p.m.Short Eveusong.by Rev.C.J.Abraham.Address Wednesday 1 am.Holy Communion, 0 Evening Service., Preacher: Rev.H.R.Latimer, \u2014_\u2014 Thursday 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion, nothing can be put to it, nor any thing taken from it.\u201d Bible citations include the fol= lowing from Romans: \u201cFor the ine visible things of him from\u2019 the cree ation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even his eternal power and Godhead.\u201d Correlative \u2018passages.from the denominational text book ence and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u2019\u2019 by Mary Baker Eddy include the following: \u201cSpirit, God; has created all in and of Himself, Spirit never .created matter.Things spiritual and eternal - are substantial.Things material an temporal are - insubstantial.Siib-;.stance is that which is eternal and incapable of discord and decay.Spirit, the synonym of Mind, Soul, or God, is the only real substance.The spiritual universe, including individual man is a compound idea, reflecting the divine substance of Spirit.\u201d A thought is often original, though you nave uttered it a hundred times.O.W.Holmes .UNITED CALVARY CHURCH \u201cDorchester St- at Greens Ave, Westmount Minister: Rev.Walter J.Spence, B.A.Organist and Choir Director, A.J.Binnie Sunday, March 15th 11.00 a.m.\u201cThe Way Of The Cross\u201d, Second in Series, \u201cWhy A Cross For Me?\u201d, Sunday School in attendance, 7.30 pm.Special Trish Servire.Sermou Subject: \u201cSi.Pat And St.Mike\u201d, géPpropriate musle by the Choir, 8.30 p.m, Fellowship Hour in Church Parlours.VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE MOST CORDIALLY INVITED ] ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road, near Argyle Avenue, MINISTERS: Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A.Rev.H.W.Reid, B.D.11.00 a.m.Mr.Grant \u2014 \u201cMeasuring be Immeusurable (2), 7.30 pm.Mr.Reid \u2014 \u201cJust One Wish To Make\u201d.11.00 a.m Church School.6.00 p.m, Junior Young People's.Organist aud Choir Director, Phillips Motley, B.A., Mus.Bac, - F.C.C.0.= ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St, Catherine Street West Rev.B.B.Brown, Interim Minister Sunday, March 15th 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.60 a.m.Morning Service, \u201cJudas Iscariot.\u201d Guest Preacher: Kilpatrick, D.D.LL.D.7.30 p.m.Evening Service.\u201cMembers of God's Household\u201d.Rev.G.G.D.* Guest Preacner: Rev.R.b, Y, Scott, D.D.: Wednesday, March 18th 8.00 p.m.Lenten Service, in Dawson Guest Speaker: Dr.W.A.Gifford.St.James at the Heart - of The Down Town, A CORDIAL WELCOME TO VISITORS Organist and Choir Director, Arnold Bellis EMMANUEL UNITED CHURCH Western Ave.at Lansdowne a = Rev.HARVEY CAMPBELL, B.D., DD.Minister: Sunday, March 15th 11.00 a.m, Morning Service and Sunday .Sermon: \u2018\u2018\u2019Fhe Call\u201d, Evening Service.Fourth -in Lenten Serles on \u201cThe Cross of Christ\u201d, Director of Music, \u2019 J.C.Scott, L.T.C.M., BM.Organist, 0.R.Gliddon \u201cSci= an QUE } À -æ PAGE FIVR EXPERT APPLIANCE REPAIRS RADIOS & T.v.WASHING MACHINES VACUUM CLEANERS ELECTRIC RANGES ETC.Free Estimates MOST MODERN EQUIPPED SHOP WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES COMPANY 4209 St.Catherine St.W.WE.2226 FI.3006 - \u201cTHE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1953 Poa, The Westmount Examiner | Classified Advertisin paowe PRAROEANCLN \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2771* Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10.30 a.m.Thursday for current issue USE CF | EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS 3e for each additional word | | FOR BEST :; RESULTS 4 TRAE FOR SALE 29 FOR SALE 29 TWO Eton sults 8-10 years, one without vest.DE.2151 after 7 p.m.35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE SECRETARY, executive ability, desires position, where initiative and responsibility are required.Experienced, U.S.A.and Canada, excellent references.Apply box 519, c-o 2185 furnibure WT, Hampton Avenue.I-10 COMPETENT woman will baby sit FOUR Atlas Grip safe cushion air th or take care of home during absence ey nd Jubgs, size S70 x 15, $15.00: of parents.WA.9766.1-19 guaranteed.DE, MAHOGANY dresser Jarge; bouillon 41 DOMESTIC PETS 3 saucers; cutglass comport; bass and muskellunge fishing equip.VEVA ROBSON offers at her board.= agement.A comfortable warm home ment.FI.3003 PHILCO cabinet radio, with a beau- for your dog.Veterinary care.Limit- tiful sound, in good order, at reason- 13 APARTMENTS 26 GARAGES TO LET : WANTED HEATED garage, 235 Clarke Avenue, RENTING?Mer = TE ant TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS your vacancy to a tenant 20 WORDS &5¢c \u2014 ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH GURNEY GAS RANGE Real good condition, 4 burner, large oven, $30.00.WI.5468.I-2 GAS stove; electric refrigerator; washing machine; Ironrite ironer; studio couch; bedroom, living room specially selected to suit you.You'll get more permanent tenants.NO CHARGE TO LANDLORDS \u2018When renting, wur first move alt should be to \u20ac DWELLING LOCATION SERVICE \u2018 EDUCATIONAL FRENCH CONVERSATION Paris, Montreal universities graduate, CARPENTRY S.STANDRING.General carpentry and cabinet making.Expert crafta- manship on all lines of woodwork.177 Sherbrooke W.Planned kitchens and custom built |former McGill professor, private ! ed number accepted.Pick up service, P Lateau 494 Ni interiors a specialty.Estimates free, small groups.3479 Prud'homme near able price.Apply AT.3001 after 8 For reservations phone WA.6687.DE, Noon to Six; Seven to Nine Satisfaction guaranteed, EL.1463.I-1 Sherbrooke.DE.2290.1-5 rm = HA Less 7321 or Ste.Anne de Bellevue.I-11 - made gre rewo ed- CARTAGE AND MOVING UPHOLSTERING room set, consisting of double bed 42 PERSONALS 19 SHARE R with upholstered headboard, two \"SKINNY\" GIRLS! Get lovely curves! night tables, large fitted double dresser with large wall mirrot.Price bedspread and CHESTERFIELD sets re-covered, reconverted to modern styles.For free estimation call WA.5582, Mid-Town Gain 5 to 10 lbs.new pep.Try famous health and weight-builder, Ostrex Tonic Tablets.Introductory WESTERN Crating and Moving, general transport, local and long dis- LIVING QUARTERS $600.00 including private home.162 Hillside.WE.4332, 21 ROOMS WANTED UNFURNISHED or furnished for giderly English lady, light meals.iL / 28 ROOM AND BOARD WANTED GENTLEMAN \u2018requires fairly large room with board vicinity Grey to University.Telephone mornings HU.8-8228.I-21 ALTERATIONS And new garments made to measure.Also in your home.Three years experience in Eaton\u2019s alteration department.Best references.Miss L.Fox, HU.8-5263 (near Westmdunt Theatre).I-18 drapery supports given free of charge, Call for free estimate, J.P.Beaudoin, veteran.OXFORD VENETIAN BLINDS REG'D.YO.5681 EVENINGS HE.0581 - Use Examiner Classified United Church Homes For Elderly Report Busy, Successful Year | Annual meeting of the United Church Homes for Elderly Ladies took place on March 12, at Erskine American Church, in Cheney Hall, Mrs.Gordon McKay presided and Miss O'Keefe, secretary to Dr.Mutchmor, of the Board of Evangelism and Social Service, Toronto, was the guest speaker.Mrs.McKay told of the building and opening of , the new wing at Dunedin, Montreal | - West, and a splendid year of progress in every respect was reflected in the report which concluded (J A.A Collins FUNCRAL HOME 5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExter 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED Funeral Home ond Chape\u2019 roro ram te with particular acknowledgement of the assistance given by Messrs H.B.McLean and Hugh Chambers of the Advisory Board.Secretary's Report During the summer, Mrs.E.H.Woodley reported, an addition to the Dunedin Home was completed.The furnishings for most of the rooms have been supplied by Church Associations, or in memory of loved ones \u2014 the sitting room furnishings by Wesley United Church in memory of the Wesley boys who died in World War IT; a bedroom in memory of Mr.George Hogg, by Mrs.Hogg, Mrs.A.D.Campbell and Mrs.M.Gilmore; a bedroom in memory of Mrs.Harry Aird, by the Montreal West United Church Women's Association; a bedroom by the congregation of St.Luke's United Church; a bedroom by the Handicraft Guild of Dominion Douglas United Church; and bedrooms by the Women's As- Funeral > 1234 Mountain St.UDiversitz 6-6363 | | 8400 1951 | rage COR Br Service The: Chapel of Cathedral Beautz D mmm Fd sociations of each of the following churches, Wesley, Dominion Douglas, Calvary, Queen Mary Road, St.Andrew's Westmount and St.James.Co Treasurer\u2019s Report The treasurer, Mrs.C.B.Parsons, reported that both Homes and Dunedin and Pine Ave.through careful management ended the year with a favourable balance as follows: \u2014 Dunedin, Montreal West: Receipts, $18,913.52; Disbursements, $18,098.28; Balance, $815.24.Pine Ave.Home: Receipts, $10,- 783.18; Disbursements, $9,464.63; Balance, $1,318.55.Furnishigs of the new wing at Dunedin cost approximately $4500.Mrs.Baker, superintendent at the Pine Ave., Home, stated that the ages of the ladies there were from 65 to 80 years, the majority being well in their 80's.The fear, of having to go to a hospital or a nursing home, is an ever-present threat to their happiness, Mrs.Baker stated.Miss Bratt, superintendent of Dunedin reported that 30 ladies are in that home; 12 are between 80-90 years of age, 17 between 70-80; and one under 70.Visitors are welcome daily from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.The ladies keep themselves busy sewing and knitting and wool donations would be gratefully received.List of Officers Mrs.E.F.Pelton, chairman of the nominating committee, presented the following slate of officers, who were elected: \u2014 Chairman, Mrs.Gordon McKay; Treasurer, Mrs.C.B.Parsons; Assist.Treasurer, Mrs.D.F.Pollock; Secretary, Mrs.E.H.Wood- ley.Hospitality, Pine Ave.\u2014 Mrs.R.J.Jarvis, Dunedin \u2014 Miss Ruby Stroud; Selection Committee, Mrs.Frank Findlay, Mrs, A.Lanson and Mrs.T.H.Martin.IODE Military Whist The H.M.S.Victory Chapter, I.0.D.E.is holding a military whist in Montreal West Town Hall on Thursday, March 19 at 8.00 p.m.under the convenership of Mrs, F.A.Motton.There will be door prizes, table prizes, and home made cooking refreshments.Players are asked to bring cards.For information call WA.4138.v Ola fashioned china, cut glass, small antique furniture.Oriental rugs.oil paintings.EX.9518.1-3 35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE GOOD reliable senior office assistant or clerk, capable take charge of small office.Typing, payroll, bookkeeping, bilingual etc.Best references.Preferably Westmount, N.D.G.or uptown, DE.7996, 1-17 Karnak Club Karnak Ladies Club will hold its annual party for members only in the Masonic Temple Sherbrooke Street West on Tuesday at 2:00 p.m.sharp.Refreshments will be served by Mrs.F.Fritz and her committee and the president Mrs.J.W.Buckland will preside.i i uld like tance.Specialty: furniture, pianos, a do share den room.asartment, with refrigerators.Call FI, -1328.1-2 Upholstering Co.5337 Western Ave drapes.No dealers.Call DE.0232, be.Osfrex Tonic Tablets.Introductory reliable girl, English speaking pre, DRESSMAKING -f |f£ween 9 - 11 a.m.or 5 - 7 p.m.I-18 Grog dis - Al erred, privileges, piano, etc.Apply box 517, c-o 2185 Hampton Avenue.EUROPEAN dressmaker and désigner, VENETIAN BLINDS 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE COOLS 3 dreses made, alterations and repairs, ENETIAN BLINDS \u2014 Flexalum AI 20 ROOMS TO LET 5110 Sherbrooke West, Apartment 1.Sone tempered slats.Vinyl plastic * WANTED ALL KINDS OF ONYMOUS LARGE front room, electric plate, 1-8 tapes.Newest and best on the mar- N NTS AN : : ket.No installation charge.Steel ORNAME GROUPS For particulars, P.O.Box 2-8 Station L, Westmount Wednesday, Westmount Thursday, West End Sunday afternoon.Morgan Realties Limited Real Estate Brokers 1455 UNION AVE.HA.0251 RYAN FIRST PAINTING will be a .Your if you use our NEW .\"CRAFT MASTER\" SETS \u2014 Available in various sizes and scenes WINDSOR & NEWTON ~\u2014GRUMBACHER Art Supplies SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO 1311 Greene Ave.- CL, 1496 {Just above Western Ave.) PAINT TRE B Ri Et a dames wr AHR acer ie Frère Trai -at their home this evening follow- Mrs.R.M, Macaulay and her daughter Jean, returned hom this week by plane from a couple of weeks holiday in Bermuda.Mr.and Mrs.Fred W.Bishop, Sherbrooke street west, have received cable advice of the birth of a grandson to their son-in-law and daughter, Wr.and Mrs.M.E.Day, in Canberra, Australia.Mr.and Mrs.Harold Beament will entertain at a small reception ing the preview of the 70th annual Spring exhibition at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Hewitt who have spent the past three weeks vacationing in Barbados, B.W.L, and Bermuda, have returned to town.5 The annual Exhibition of the Women\u2019s Art Society will take place on Tuesday next and close on Saturday evening, Mar.21st, at Sherbrooke &Mouptain Sts.\u2014= THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1953 ocial + ersonal + Engagements Weddings >> A So.; + te, À the Ritz Carlton Hotel, Sherbrooke St., in the Silver Room.The paintings may be seen from 10 a.m.till 9 p.m.each day and the public is invited.Mrs.B.Morris, 11 Ainslie Avenue, is entertaining at a Sher- « Main activity of the Quota Club of Montreal is to raise funds to purchase equipment used in the education of hearing of handicapped children.Mrs.Rene Almond, president of the Quota Club, presents to Mr.H.de Montmorency, treasurer of the Education for Hearing Handicapped Children, Inc., a cheque for $300 realized at a recent cocktail party.The Quota Club plans to pay for the purchase of a Grason-Stadler Group Hearing Aid used by the older children of the special class for hearing handicapped children in Aberdeen Schoql.The children are equipped with individual ear-phones through which they hear the voice of their Look Ahead!! 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\u2018turned after a month\u2019s holiday in Florida Chairman of decorations\u201dfor \u2018St.Patrick's Ball is Mrs.W.P.Kierans who has a new decor to intrigue patrons of the dance this evening.One outstanding item of interest will be the eight- foot high harp of the type played on ancient Irish ceremonial occa- youngsters.ry Party, Wednesday, March 18.at 2.30 o'clock, in honour of the captains and personnel of the Tag Day Committee for Jewish Child's.Day.: WESTMOUNT HEALTH STUDIO © Physical Culture © Turkish Baths 4937 Sherbrooke Street West (corner Claremont) For appointment, @ Massage ® Reducing phone DE.7922 ENGAGEMENT Mr.and Mrs.Omer Langlois, of Hampstead, announce the engagement of their daughter, Lorraine, to Mr.Gerard Bruchesi, son of Mr.Charles Emile Bru- chesi, QC, of Outremont, and the late Mrs.Bruchesi.Professor and Mrs.Charles A.Robb, of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter, Dr.Mary Louise Robb, to Dr.Mieczyslaw (Mitch) Pesze- zynski, of New York City.The marthe carpenlier HAUTE COUTURE 1317 Greene Ave.Westmount GLenview 1971 marriage will take place on April 6, at Watchung Presbyterian Church, Bloomfield, N.J., and will .be performed by Rev.David New- son, formerly of Edmonton, Alta.Dr.Robb, who is a graduate in Medicine of McGill University, and Dr.Peszczynski are on the staff in rehabilitation at Bellevue Hospital, New York.The engagement is announced of Miss Joan Barbara McBoyle, daughter of Mr.H.Gordon Mec- Boyle and the late Mrs.McBoyle, and Mr.John Albany Moore, son of Mr.and Mrs.Harold C.Moore, of Pointe Claire.The marriage is arranged to take place on Saturday afternoon, April 11, at St.Andrew\u2019s Church, Westmount.Mrs.D.M.Roussac announces the engagement of her youngest daughter, Patricia Stuart to Mr.Douglas Vern Keller, jr., son of Mr.and Mrs.D.V.Keller, of Buffalo, N.Y.The wedding will take place on Saturday, April 11, at the Church of the Advent.Rev.H.M.Little, the bride\u2019s grandfather, and Canon S.B.Lindsay will officiate.Mr.and Mrs, George Mahoney, of Westmount,-announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Mary Frances to Mr.Edwin J.Cassidy, son of the late Edward J.Cassidy and of Mrs.May Cas- sidy, of Lachine, Que.The wedding will take place on April 6, at the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, Come to duBois for the finest selection of Easter Chocolate Novelties including Bunnies, Chickens, Eggs, etc.All made of delicious, wholesome chocolate, some with smooth, creamy fill- ings.olates.Also Highest Quality Boxed Choc- For your Easter entertaining, choose from our varied selection of cakes, dainty iced cookies and pastry of.all descriptions.HOT CROSS BUNS For Good Friday ond © Easter week end < PRINCE ALBERT HALL Available for Wedding Receptions, Parties, Bridges, Club Meetings and all types of social events.Make your reservation NOW \u2014 phone WA.8163 du Zois CATERERS .WA.8163 4887 Sherbrooke Street West * - Hp en i, % Len tn \u201d Mrs.S.R.Heavysege and Mrs.G.B.Readfearn, who are members of the ticket committee for the fasifion show to be held in the ball room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel on Wednesday, March 25, at 8.30 p.m.Tickets may be obtained from Willis and Co.Ltd., 1220 St.Catherine St.W., or from Mrs.D.J.Leblanc, YO.3062 and Mrs.R.E.Sabourin, FI.1725.The event is sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of 401 (F) Sqd.RCAF to aid the auxiliary\u2019s welfare fund, sions.Mrs.Kierans has also designed and made a model of an Irish cottage, white-washed and with a thatched roof, just like the real thing.And amid all the shamrocks and banners a real Irish jaunting car will sit in Peacock Alley, this being a genuine vehicle brought from Ireland and made by an expert carriage maker.Mr.Pat Keenahan is lending this unique piece for the ball.A reception for the guests of honor at St.Patrick's Ball being held tonight in the Windsor Hotel, will be held in the Prince of Wales Salon prior to the ball.Guests are requested to be seated in the supper room before the Sybil Connolly Fashion Revue which will be a feature of the ball, and will begin at a quarter to twelve o'clock.Among those who are helping in various capacities in the fashion Champs Elysees\u2019 Restaurant For an enjoyable .SUNDAY DINNER or SUPPER It\u2019s Fun to Eat =, Emily Post says: \u201cIt 3 tn perfectly good taste to eat chichn with your fingers,\u201d Colden Fried Delicious Half Chicken, a heapful of crisp French Fries.Biscuit and Honey \u2014 and NO SILVERWARE.$1.35 Served Daily and Sunday |- Even After 9 p.m.© TEL: MA.7351 BERKELEY HOTEL HES Shirbreoke St.West \\ showing to be held by the Ladies Auxiliary of 401 (F) Squadron in the ball room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel on March 25 are the president, Mrs.P.H.Blyth and the Hon.president, Mrs.R.Tanner, both of N.D.G.; Mrs.A.J.Barnes, Verdun; Mrs.P.G.Bridgeman, N.D.G.; Mrs.M.E.Chapman, Westmount; Mrs.N.P.-Cousins, Mrs.A.J.Edwards, Mrs.E.A.Gibson, all of Verdun; Mrs.T.R.Hale, Westmount; Mrs.H.Harper, Verdun; Mrs.S.R.Heavysere, Treasurer and Ticket Comm.; Mrs.G.Kay and Mrs.D.J.Leblanc, both of Verdun; Mrs.R.D.Levy and Mrs.H.R.Makeley, both of N.D.G.; Mrs.F.R.Mitchell, Verdun; Mrs.J.S.Patterson and Mrs.A.J.H.Prowse, both of N.D.G.; Mrs.R.E, Sabourin, Westmount, Secretary; Mrs.G.P.Shiells and Mrs.W.H.Taylor, both of N.D.G.Betty Speirs, of the Speirs-Mil- ler Dance Studios, has been requested to stage a fashion show at the luxurious Castle Harhour Hotel in Bermuda, some time in May.Zonta Club of Montreal will meet at the home of Miss Irene Rowe, 730 Upper Lansdowne Avenue, Westmount, on Tuesday at 6.30 p.m.) Mrs.Wm.Stiles, of Sydney, N.S., arrived here by plane last week and will be the guest of her mother, Mrs.W.E.Brown, Had- don Hall, for a month, Monthly get-together of the Montreal Life Members\u2019 Club, Telephone Pioneers, will take place on Wednesday, March 18, at 2 p.m.in the Club Rooms, Beaver Hall Bldg.An enjoyable program is promised, with door prizes and refreshments.Members and their wives, and widows of former members are cordially invited.Woman's Auxiliary of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital of Montreal will hold their annual spring bridge on Tuesday, April 28, at Trinity Memorial Church.This affair is to a dessert bridge commencing at 1.15 p.m.the bridge to start at 2 p.m.Conveners are Mrs.Hugh C.Fetteiley and Mrs.R.W, Pearman.APPROACHING MARRIAGE At the wedding of Miss Inez MacLeod, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.J.J.MacLeod, of New \u2018 Haven, N.S8., and Mr.Peter Maag, | Regal Suite of the Ritz-Carlton.\"| lace cap, and she carried a cascade THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1953 Active jn Squadron Aux.Fashion Show son of Mr.and \u2018Mrs.Ernest L.Maag, of Westmount, which is taking place at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon in Knox- Crescent and Kensington Presbyterian Church, the bride will be attended by her sister, Miss Jean MacLeod, of Toronto, as maid of honor, and by the bridegroom's sister, Miss Trudy Maag, as bridesmaid.Mr.Jim Russell will act as best man, and the ushers will be Mr.George Stacey and Mr.Rudi Simmen.The reception following the ceremony will be held in the Vice- WEDDINGS LAREAU - SYLVESTRE In St.Leo's Church Westmount, at ten o'clock Saturday morning, the marriage took place quietly of Therese, daughter of Mr.L.Philippe Sylvestre, and the late Mrs.Sylvestre, of Montreal, to Mr.E, Edmond Lareau, son of Mr.and Mrs.Jules Lareau, of West- mount, Rev.Father Wilfred Sene- cal, CSV, performed the ceremony.White gladioli, snapdragons and stocks decorated the church.Given in marriage by her father, the bride was unattended.The ushers were Mr.Adrien Sylvestre, brother of the bride, and Mr.Maurice Lareau, brother of the bridegroom.The bride wore a ballerina length gown of aqua tulle and lace, the fitted bodice designed with long sleeves.Her shoulder length veil of tulle illusion fell from a bouquet of orchids and hyacinth bells.Mrs.Lareau, mother of the bridegroom, was wearing a frock of teal blue taffeta under a mink stole with a brown Milan straw hat and brown accessories, her shoulder spray of Joanna Hill roses.Following a small reception at the home of the bridegroom\u2019s parents on Strathcona Avenue, West- mount, the bridal couple left by motor on their wedding trip to the Southern States, the bride wearing a tailored beige cloth suit topped.by a fur jacket, with a light brown straw hat and reptile accessories.The bridegroom is a graduate in commerce of McGill University.MOSS-ANDERSON Trinity Memorial Church was the scene of a wedding at four o'clock on Saturday afternoon when Mary Ruth, daughter of the late Robert Lawrence Anderson, and of Mrs.Anderson, of Westmount, became the bride of Mr.John Francis Moss, son of Mr.and Mrs.F.W.Moss, of Notre Dame de Grace.Rev.Canon Kenneth Naylor assisted by the bride\u2019s cousin, Rev.C.M.Andrews, of Christ Church Cathedral, Hamilton, performed the ceremony.Mr.C.V.Frayn, ARCA, played the wedding music and the choir boys sang during the signing ef the register.Spring flowers with candelabra decorated the church.Given in marriage by her brother, Mr.John Anderson, the bride was attended by her cousin, Miss Lois Delo, as maid of honor, and by Mrs.John Anderson and Miss Nancy Lewis, cousin of the bridegroom, as her other attendants.Mr.Burk Musgrove acted as best man, and the ushers were Mr.Malcolm Fraser and Mr.Brian Pearce.The bride was wearing a model (Continued on page 9 PAGE SEVEN a mm The Newest Discovery ! 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40 doz.Size 20 x 30 Typed linen glass cloths, ly meeting recently at the Wind- mented at the bottom.Now you know red, blue, green borders .65 ea 49 very fine red and blue borders , 1.10 89 esting events and people from the province for a great many y ears \u2014 since 1786 ; 50 vards 167 cotton roller towelling i 39 25 standpoint of a radio commentator, in fact.Then, too, the same family has brewed \\ B ATH SOWEL seria colour Tien toweling : \u2019 _ During the meeting a nominat- Molson\u2019s Ale on the same site all that time, ; VELS ing committee was appointed to .36 pairs Size 24 x 48 Bath Towels, colours select the officers for the ensuing passing down from one generation to another 42 pairs Seen TEx ST bond towels, colours CU TOC year.precious secrets of this ancient art.Come to .Flamingo, red, dark rose, green \u2019 2.95 pr.2.21 Mrs.E.C.Nairn presided and think of it, Molson\u2019s have been brewing a 84 only Size 13 x 13 wash cloths, colours as Mrs.Leo J.Leclerc thanked the fine product for more years than any one À above 35 ea.41 speaker.; hel ° , $ ! 20 doz.size 1 x 18 fingertip terry towels\u2014 - family firm existing today on this continent eleven wanted colours 45 ea.39 .1 i 3 15 doz.Siza 141 x 20 H.S, coloured linen guest Saint Stephen WA has continuously been making anything.When towels\u2014colours gold, pink, peach, wood, LT 0 you keep doing one thing for 167 years you aqua, chartreuse, green .50 3 for 1.00 Thursday, March 19, Saint Ste- ' à down for quick dispose\u2014the savings are appor- ent and genuine.Mail, Phone and COD orders accepted ONLY while present offerings are available.EXTRA SPECIAL Fine quolity linen glass or tea towels with multicoloured borders of red, blue, green ond gold.We sold these in previous years at .85 ond .90 each.Size 22 x 32, .69 each or by the dozen $7.95 4 doz.Size 20 x 30 Typed line glass cloths, 53 only coloured linen guest towels with tatting Mil.Council Women To Elect Officers The annual meeting and elec- sor Hotel, the guest speaker was Miss Shirley Brett, well-known women\u2019s radio commentator.Miss Bretts\u2019 subject was her recent trip to Europe, visiting nine countries and she described inter- In Canada most people prefer ale.In Quebes people prefer one particular ale over all other brands combined.Perhaps that\u2019s because this ale \u2014 Molson\u2019s \u2014 has grown up with this naturally become pretty good at it.* - TT [ | 5 .( se PAGE BIGHT THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1953 on Ï .A Lo A R.Beveridge, Mrs.R.G.Gil- it bio - On Committee Sever: Aut ors o ive bride, Mra.Queptin Bovey, Mrs, i L.B.Fuller, .J.B.- White, d t; M D Revi e At k W k - E nt Mrs.H W.Reynolds, Mrs.J.M, Î t fat ; \u2019 Boo ee Purcell, Mrs.À.J.Boyd, Mrs.I.i | 4 1 as a career for VIEWS ve L.Bishop, Mrs.A.J.Tonks, Mrs, Pi À i a 0 C.James, Mrs; G.Turner, - | ool qualified girls.Book Week in Canada will be celebrated from Mareh 14 to 21.5 Mrs: G.LL ory 3 {4 ; \u201cSneirs-Miller\" Mrs.Gordon Smith, Mrs, R.W.p À .| te'ined Models To mark this event, the Montreal Branch of the Canadian Authors\u2019| Horton and Miss Maud Scott.- * 8 po are in demand Association is planning to present a number of Book Reviews by well- Past Presidents of the club at\u201d i sat ; by Montreal's known Montreal writers.Through the courtesy of the T.Eaton Co.the luncheon will be Mrs.J, ¢ t } i \u201c top Ltd, these reviews will be given in the Silver Room (adjoining the Gordon Birnie, Mrs, Will Harri- * | d 4 COMMERCIAL Main\u2019 Restaurant) on Wednesday son, Mrs.N.R.M.Southward, - j 4 .; - * va | GRAPHERS, afternoon, March 18, from 8 to 4 re Re M Macadlay, Mra.by : \u20ac ui | EXCLUSIVE o'clock.The public are cordially Club Speaker Mills.Mrs J.6 Mokean: .qu | GARMENT A tend tad afte Sed Haro , Mrs.J.C.McKean; tou 21 HOUSES invited to attend.and the members of the Board: A Li and Those reviewing books will be: Mrs.G.T.Blair, Mrs.R.T.\u20ac 4 Betty Speirs HOW.Dr.Constance Beresford Howe, Stackhouse, ads Ma E Riel, H 514 si, .\u2018 Mrs.P.G.Delga rs iel, i V1 Our Graduates are thoroughly herself author of three novels, who Mrs.R.B.Sykes, Mrs.C.W,\" 4 {i Sp schooled in make-up, grooming, Will review Mrs.Grace Campbell's Thompson, Mrs.D.A.McNiece; : Bt la Bad walking, speech, poise and self- newly published \u201cTorbeg.\u201d Mrs.Mrs.J, B.Rice, Mrs.C.W.Wil-'* \u201c4 A : assurance.Grace Campbell will be present liams, Mrs.U.S.Beck, Mrs.A x gi HH | WE TRAIN AND PLACE YOU also to autograph copies of her A, Lister, Mrs, J.C.Cairns, ° I ; i v book.Soloist will be Mr.Huntley - ih oo DE.3717 Miss Louise Tollstam, represent- - Miss Marianne Macdonald, au- Cameron accompanied at the ri frilly 1 .ily ative of the younger graduates |thor ot \u201cBlack Bass Rock,\u201d will .piano by Mr.William Stevens, Fi | ro 3 : on the telephone committee for review Dthel Wilson's qualions | x A Ney LTD.\u201cFashions in Springtime\u201d, a |° ove.obert Young il wove combined fashion revue which is WEAVT 20 2, Sher sory elon YOUNG ci EAE 4932 Sherbrooke St.West being sponsored by the West- day\u201d while H.Gordon Green, Gi 5 i mount High School Alumnae equally well known for his short ; WINDOW Pin Fashion Show Assoclatlon 980 pot nesdays stories, will review Ernest But- CLEANING Hu J Saturday, 14th March toria Hall, An proceeds will be Joy.» e Mountain and the Val- .doh use or educatioi ompan ä f CONTINENTAL CAFE for Westmount High School Leonard Knott, the author of pany dl ts.Tickets and informa- eral books f la, El il \u20ac at 3 PM.ene be obtained from Mrs.notably \u201cChildren's.Book Pe Dr.Bodgan Zaborski, who was GL.2245 4 + .L.Gardner, WA.4142.Pulp and Paper,\u201d \u201cChildren's Book recently named head of the Call us to clean windows, take off \u2014 P Per \u201cChi »,| 1953 MeGill Geography Summer storm windows, clean and put on EO of the Saguenay\u201d and \u201cChildren\u2019s School, will be the speaker when screens, etc.Spring Is the \u201d : \u201c 5, pring Just around Book of Trees,\u201d will review \u201cThe the Westmount Women\u2019s Club the comer, don't del t 9 3 3 \u201d * t ay.u Incredible Canadian.holds its charter day luncheon a Mrs.Bluebell St ét Phillips, today at 1.00 p.m.in the Sher- a poet and writer of short stories aton Room of the Mount Royal to 1P will include in her review several Hotel.Huntley Cameron will be ! \u20ac e the vocal soloist, accompanied wa new Canadian books.by William Stevens.ors On Thursday evening, March 19, a there will be a joint/ meeting of ma the Montreal Branch of the Can- Westmount Club - adian Authors\u2019 Association and| Charter Luncheon dre the Societe des Ecrivains Cana- of diens, which will be held at the Head Table Guests Complete assortment of No.À early taf Civic Library.The president, Mrs.Bdwin M.|.Summer.Summer, early Fall, late Fall ero The speakers will be Mrs.Doris Briggs, will preside at the 35th and Winter varieties of Apple Trees.also flox Hodges, Mr.Leslie Roberts, Mr Charter Day Luncheon at the Currant Bushes (black, red and white).æen Yves Theriault and Mr, Jean-Marie Westmount Women\u2019s Club to be Crape Vines.Blueberries, Raspberrica car Laurence.This meeting is open to| held to-day at 1 p.m.in the and Serasborr room on request - members and their friends.On| Sheraton Room, Mount Royal © this occasion there will be a dis-| Hotel.28 Telephone *LAncaster 4191 play of books which have been Head table guests will include: i J written by members of the As3-) The guest speaker, Prof.B.Za- ww WH-PERRON x LÀ To Model Fashions : an For Your Passover Order A complete line of Kosher for Passover Foods to help make your Holidays a happy and joyous occasion.Place yéur orders NOW to assure Free Delivery The Speirs-Miller Studios will present a Spring Fashion-Show tomorrow afternoon, at the.Continental Cafe at 3 p.m., Betty Speirs Will model a Juliette hat, and mink cape by Bradner, the firms who are showing the latest for spring and early creations, Tiny tots in the show will wear | Little Nuggett garments.A large Lee 0050 crowd is expected; 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Love You .\u201cJealous\u201d \"Dixie Dreams musicall / Spey \\ Loves Me | Xs ; Allin Color by =, Technicolor : \\ STARRING - BETTY HUTION-MÉÉKER ww ROBERT KEITH - ADELE JERGENS we wt CHEZ PAREE ADORABLES | Added Exciting Attraction! |B \u201c3 HEADED FOR HEADLINES! Red-Hot Excitement\u2014 _ Filmed in Red-Hot Paris! GEORGE SANDERS AUDREY TOTTER with SANDRO GIGLIO #8 Little Symphony and the McGill Share Westmount Double Bill + Back in the days when no home was considered completely furnished without an embroidered motto on the wall and a piano in the living-room, America was singing such favorite songs as \u201cJealous,\u201d \u201cRose Room,\u201d \u201cWang Wang Blues\u201d and \u201cWay Down Yonder in New Orleans.\u201d Melodic proof of the fact that these songs still hold their spell may be seen and heard in Paramount's new Technicolor musical \u201cSomebody Loves Me\u201d which comes to the Westmount Theatre starting Sunday.They are sung by Betty Hutton, who stars in the picture, in the true life role of Blossom Seeley, one of the great ladies of show business.Betty Hutton brings to life the story of the stage-struck girl who began what was to be a meteoric career in show business, in a music hall on San Francisco's Barbary Coast.Success came quickly \u2014 and with it, a meeting with the man who was destined to become her partner on the stage and off\u2014 Benny Fields.As an added attraction is the action-packed drama \u201cAssign- ment-Paris\u201d starring Dana Andrews, Marta Toren and Audrey Totter.Little Players Of The Air Plan St.Pat\u2019s Show The Little Players of the Air will present a St.Patrick's Morning Show on the stage of the Monkland Theatre next Saturday morning.The Little Players of the Air, under the direction of Miss Moira Sheehy, are currently in the midst of a busy season.Two members of the group were recent winners in the spoken poetry section of tha Arts and Letters Festival.Peter Lemieux took first place in the spoken poetry section while Leslie McGarth was a close second.The .program will consist of \u201cSchool House Capers\u201d, a comedy and Springtime Frolics, a sparkling musical revue.Mrs.A.Ban- nerman designed the costumes.Those taking part in the St.Patrick\u2019s show are: Eileen Kennedy, Peter and Catherine Le- mieux, Carol Korchmar, Janet Stern, Kevin McConomy, Janice Kaye, Gary Stevens, Margaret Hamilton, Elaine Steinberg, Frances Browman, Janice Nan, Olga Hyroruk, Leslie McGrath, Alicia Boyer, Buddy Conseantin, Billy Smith, Maxine Heaybird, Lee Rubin, Linda and Gerry Browman, Jo Ann Morrissey, Julian Chelo- sky, Patricia Ryan, Sandra Adler Jane Larson, Sonya Bobbenski, Barbara Esterson, Mary Lynn Beauregard, Cyril Grossner, Esther and Fancine Ravinsky.Douglas Richardson and Gerry Le- mieux will act as masters of ceremonies.There will be door prizes for lucky winners donated by Dalfens .of Snowdon.sented.Most notable of these will be the \u201cSonata for Two Alto Recorders\u201d by \u2018Yohann Mattheson, Works by Bach and Palestrina will also be played.Gifford Mitchell, director of the Choral Society for the past seven years, is well-known in Montreal | his second season as director of the music circles.Mr.Mitchell is in Elgar Choir and is also Director of Music for the Westmount School Board.Daughters of Nile.A stated session and election of officers of Oasis Temple No.46, Star Joan Crawford, in her role of dramatist-heiress who finds unexpected romance, discovers the actor she has rejected makes a tender husband.Joseph Kaufman's \u201cSudden Fear\u201d which starts Saturday at the Monkland Theatre concerns the fate of a woman whose happiness is blasted by hysteria when she learns she is the proposed victim of a brutal murder plot.RKO Radio distributes the production which features Jack Palance opposite the glamorous star, Gloria Grahame, Bruce Bennett and Virginia Huston.Trinity C.W.Y.Trinity Memorial C hurch Women\u2019s Year meets on Tuesday, at 8 p.m.in the Parish Hall, corner Marlowe and Sherbrooke Sts.millinery can be remodelled.Ladies may bring a hat, needle and thread and receive personal suggestions from the Demonstrator.Mrs.D.E.MacLean is in charge of arrangements.Refreshments will be served.x Mrs.Raines will demonstrate how M.R.T.and THE ROTARY CLUB of Montreal MRT) Tope PYGMALION By Bernard Shaw Friday - Saturday, March 20-21 WEST HILL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM (Corner Somerled and Draper) Box Office Now Open 4023 Tupper Street Rotary Office Fl.4683 Mount Royal Hotel All Seats Reserved $1.98 (Tax Incl.) PL.1113 Last Showing TODAY \u201cFAMILY HONEYMOON\" with Claudette Colbert and Fred MacMurray.Also \u201cTHE BLACK SWAN\u201d, in Technicnior, with Tyrone Power, Maureen O'Hara and Thomas Mitchell.* STARTING SATURDAY! JOSEPH KAUFMAN presents Joan \u2018Crawford Sudden Fear! GLORIA BRUCE vipGiNIA HUSTON with PALANGE GRAHAME - BENNETT * Touch connors Y Produced by JOSEPH KAUFMAN Directed by DAVID MILLER ON THE SAME PROGRAMI Ginger A 7e Charles Marilyn GRANT - ROGERS por MONROE eel Le wh 1 Daughters of the Nile will be held on Monday evening at 7:30 p.mat Victoria Hall, Westmount.Mrs.Violet A.McGruer, Queen, will preside.Officers formal.Officers please take rituals and floor plans.A COLUMBIA PICTURE TODAY and SATURDAY! \"BECAUSE YOU'RE MINE\", in Technicolor, with Mario Lanza and Doretta Morrow.Added \"PONY SOLDIER\" in Technicolor, with Tyrone Power and Penny Edwads.Le 4 Cote codes AR BAAR I INER WES BULDN RIDA nea School Trounces Old Boys, 7- West End Grads Ousted From MBL Title Race After absorbing a 58-46 defeat administrated by the Southwestern \u201cY crew, the West End Grads came bounding back from the brink of elimination with a resounding 75-64 victory Monday to even the Boys And Girls Well Received At Proctor Spring Training Soon By Allan Sandzellus Sandzelius : | With'but a few more epistles remaining, delineating the _athietic doings of the laJs and lassies of ye WHS alma mater, + .about played out of contacts and yours truly finds it once more necessary to urge some bud- ding-sport editor, about to graduate, to come forth and give out with next year's activities, in keeping with the Exam- Iner's tradition of publicizing assists, Mike McBean (46) sul- Westmount school news.We can last forever, and this has been nt tered the only penalty for the Old fourth year in action.Boys while Gerry Apostolatos sin- .ned once for the school, We believe the work has not We were unable to procure the been that any be rng pone OB line-up by press time so we'll man (or lady, for that matter) an RR Ad next issue.wouldn't have too difficult a time In the annual ski trip to Proc- sparing two hdurs out of each| or Academy last weekend, the rn heel our renders ware locals decided to bring slong fact that he (or she's) just out of oy Seale support Christies.school would make it a cinch to| Suzanne Stevens, Judy Kaulback follow events as they happen.It and Di Johnston and it's been stands to reason, therefore, that said, \u2018there's many a broken your present correspondent is| heart in Andover tonite?As far as competition went, the usual WHS attempts against far superior odds were noted with the addition that the \u2018poor, must needs hand the \u2019reins of office\u2019 to younger confreres.\u2019Nuff said about that.In the ennual Old Boys versus school 101 %# helpless girls\u2019 were forced to compete against boys only.In the end, however, this proved en- \u2018lightening, as in the slalom race, the only Westmounter to come within ten places was one Sus Christmas.Her position was eighth.The best the WHS boys seemed able to do was tenth in the downhill, The final total stood at Kim- ball Union Academy (boys), 8/10 of a point ahead of Proctor in first and Westmount goodness knows how many points behind in third and last! More Proctor activities news in the Purple \u2019n White Review.Ron Sharp starts Spring football training for the first time in a few weeks for boys in tenth year and those in the junior school coming up to senior ranks next fall.This should prove a boon to Westmount High's flagging rugby material, and with religious usage of summer training rules as set forth by mentor Sharp, the boys should end up in top condition at the opening of fall practices in September.Keep plugging, kids.The last we heard, the Penguin ski club had planned their inter school girls\u2019 tourney at St.Sauveur for tomorrow, the 14th.The aforementioned gal hickoryists will no doubt carry the Purple and White colours.hockey \u2018game\u2019 played on Monday at ye Selke House, the youngsters had \u2018too much legs\u2019 for the oldies as they outshot the grads, 7-0.At one time near the close of the uneven match, OB Coach, G.P, Smith shoved all eighteen old boys on the SPORTS at St.Leo's best of three series at one all in Intermediate finals, the Montreal Basketball League Then on Wednesday nite, in one of the Season's closest fought battles, the local cagers lost a heartbreaker and any title hopes as the Southwestern \u2018Y\u2019 larrigans edged them 56-50 at Mont St.Louis floor.The \u2018Y\u2019 squad now go on to Quebec City in quest of the Provincial crown.i The first game at Southwestern \u2018Y\u2019 last.Saturday evening saw the close checking home team dominate the play for most of the game to come out on top with a 12 point margin, after leading most of the way.Half time score being 24-18 for the ultimate winners.The Grads rallied in the (Continued on page 12) USED COND! Lr a 0 A | | = ice and used two goalies at once, but were still unable to crack WHS\u2019 stiff defensive wall and hard The Saints senior puck chasers tory.The Westmounters, with a ABSORBERS REPAIRS AND SERVICE FOR ANY MAKE bid farewell to the 1853 hockey campaign last week, when they bowed to Loyola by a 2 to 1 score at the Forum in their last scheduled game.working goaler, Pete Molson, In the way of goals scored, Hal \u2018The Hawk\u2019 Seifert banged in two rubbers, while Jim Beasant, Bud - Agnew, Gerry Apostolatos, Grant Gill and Paul Zwinge notched singletons and Ritchie Bell, Johnny The West End collegians were Fuller, Bruce Wilson, Apostolatos, forced to the limit before eking Beasant and \u2018the Hawk\u2019 countered out their narrow margin of vic- WESTMOUNT Y.M.CA.Presents .AN EXHIBITIGR OF * GAMES * GYMNASTICS % FENCING * SQUARE DANCING * PYRAMID BUILDING AND % LIVING STATUES IN SILVER FRIDAY, MARCH 20th, 8 P.M.Members and Friends are invited Tickets may be obtained at the \"Y\" Children 25¢ .Adults 50¢ Going to the Coronation?Tour Europe the Economical Way in the NEW 1953 STANDARD VANGUARD Yes, you can tour Europe at small cost in the VANGUARD, the -most distinctive car in its field.Through our special delivery arrangement a Vanguard will be waiting for you on your arrival in England, no fuss or bother we arrange all the details.The YANGUARD has all the features you want, yet priced for less than you might imagine .the only Economy Car buy for youl LET US HELP YOU ENJOY A MEMORABLE HOLIDAY WITH MINIMUM OF EXPENSE See Us Today McGRAIL MOTORS LTD.WEST END BRANCH EX.8459 5228 Cote des Neiges Rd.AT.1919 | revamped line up due to sickness, checked tenaciously and any advantage the smooth passing Loyola team enjoyed was nullified by a hustling performance by St.Leo's, who gave the opposition very little chance to get set for a clear shot on Kevin Dunnigan and when they did, they found Kevin equal to the occasion.The Academites had very little to cheer about during the schedule but they should derive some consolation that, without a debt, they were the most improved club in the league in the second half of the schedule, Bring on those math balls James (Grant) as we reluctantly take leave of another hockey season, with its heartbreaks far overshadowed by the joy of playing the game and as a parting salute, we just say wait until next year; we will be back bigger and better.Adult Delinquency The school's Bantam inter- mural hockey league closed out another successful schedule last Saturday morning at Lachine Arena, by dishing up two terrific games before empty seats that were made more conspicious by the total absence of parents to help support and encourage this worth while sport project.The Canadians clinched second place with a 3 to 2 victory over the Black Hawks and the never say die Maple Leafs nailed down first place with a second period rally that was enough for a 8 to -5 win over Rangers.Last week at a special meeting of over fifty members of this thriving little league, coach Andy McGillis made a plea to the boys to try and enlist some support from their parents, but apparently this plea failed to produce anything constructive in the way of results.The co-operation around the school has been nigh perfect in putting this league across.The school commission has been very generous in providing N.H.L.sweaters and socks for all players and also four sets of goaler pads.The older boys have given their time and effort in assisting with the coaching, refereeing various other duties that are necessary to keep things running ! smoothly.and |\u2019 AUTOMOBILE GENERAL EQUIPMENT \u20140 CoC OCOD D0 j= ==\" 4010 St.Catherine West Fl.4611 (Cerner Atwater) O< >OC YOO! >o< >oc 300\u20ac >0\u20acC\u2014> = mp The beer with e heart of gold ns 1e \u201dn 4 Se a 1 LEN EE rca +012 j i S Ps NEE SR H = [Ep A A CA morue pe Le oe mip mre WRT mn wo 2 Era ha bo Ei =, i) \u2018 or = Lit 22 201 21- = mr mei PAGE TWELVE W.H.S.:} incidentals .twelve .Paul Zwinge in attendance at the multiple turntable .following this up there\u2019s the \u2018Girls\u2019 Hi-Y Sadie Hawkins sat for weeks to come along with a hard times dance and a St.Patrick do at both the Y and the RMR .in the Current Events line up there's the mock U.N.Assembly today at West Hill in which the \u2018WHS team of Derek Dawson, Jane Bartlett, Denis Dwyer and Joan Scharfe will debate in favor of South African domestic and foreign policies .this week\u2019s final \u201cA\u201d and \u201cB\"\u201d basketball games were postponed till next week .the former meet Loyola at the Maroon and White while the latter tangle \u2018chez nous avec le bleu et\u2019 (what's the French word for \u201c\u201c gold ?, oh yes!) \u2018or\u2019 .\" Among the not so old Old Purple 'N White REVIEW About the most important bit of \u2018gossip\u2019 available this week from reporter Bev Christmas is that issuing from the recent trip to Proctor « .just for a moment may we take a few lines to partake of some .in the way of dances coming up, the Fri-nite club are presenting one tonite starting at eight thirty and rambling bn minus any decorations or frills till about \u2014 by Hudon Shae by Bev Christmas .\u201cAt approximately 9 a.m.Friday last, you could see thirteen eager people from Westmount High gathered at Central station awaiting the 8.20 train to Proctor under the watchful eyes of chaperones Doug Lawley and Joan Mac- Millan .but wait, weren't there fourteen of us to go?.where's Pete Haldimand, everyone demanded, when at eighteen past the hour the culprit came bounding into the station explaining that his pater had got tangled: up in some traffic .well, after we'd got nice and settled with all our skis, poles, boots, havresacks and suitcases up on the racks , .then we arrived at the customs .down came everything to be checked .the rest of the train THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1953 about it folks, let's give the kids West End.(Continued from page 11) .second half to come within two points of tying the -score, but fell \u2018behind near the end to lose out, The return match on the West- mount Junior High School Floor saw the black clad outfit from Verdun carry a 35-29 lead into the Second half, but a terrific rally on the part of .the Grads brought them 46 points to 29 racked up by the \u2018Y\u2019 outfit.- This game was a bitterly fought contest during which the Grads rallied from a 14 point deficit in the first half to a lead of 11 at the final tally.The Grads\u2019 victory was undoubtedly due to the brilliant showing of little Don Goldberg who played a terrific game to lead his team mates to victory.Gerry Rowntree was tops with 23 points, followed by John Field with 20 and Jack Stryde with 10.For Southwestern \u201cY' Red Nelson with 17 and Stan Jarvis and Jim Irwin with 10 each were tops for the losers.LARGE PROGRAM AT ST.LEO\u2019S St.Leo's have a hockey program that embraces over a hundred youngsters in the grade school itself, to say nothing of the bantam and senior interschool clubs, and this in itself is one of ways of combatting the threat of juvenile- delinquency.This pro- the finest and most practicable | a break and support them all thé way.You will enjoy the games, the boys will appreciate the interest taken in them and fn later years pay off good dividends in the way of citizenship.Maple Leafs will encounter ;.Black Hawks at 1.00 p.m.on Friday and at 2.00 p.m.Cgnadians will face Rangers.The second game gf this two game total goal series will be played on Saturday.# morning.oo AUSTIN | Packard - Jaguar -M.G.| can offer you the best trade-in value for 3 your present car on any of these fine Automobiles.Good used cars are also available.7 Visit Us.Today! .J.C.HALE Sales representative NATIONAL Tee en 3 a ATRIAL 2 i NE = NT aga ride was uneventful with Andy oo TS ae Boys playing last Monday we noted brother Jan and Don Ross putting on good shows up front while goalers Ross Ross (better known as \u2018Ruby\u2019) and Doty: Kerr kept Lketting them through!! .others we can recall at the moment, George Hanson, one of the refs, Corny Bopkowicz taking.candid shots of the denizens in the coach.no more excitement till five minutes to four .we had thdught the train would arrive at four thirty and at the aforementioned time we were all relaxed enjoying the scenery, when Mr.Lawley happened to look out the window and gram could use some support from their parents and this could be best accomplished by taking more active interest in the boys\u2019 spare time activities.This week-end will see the play offs get underway with the semifinals slated for Lachine Arena on Friday and Saturday, so how Motors Limited 6525 Decarie Blvd.(NEAR YAN HORNE) EX.1112 ~* EVENINGS FI.4371 Lor w= be * rE Strachan, Mike McBean, Ken Stryde and manager (?) 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