The Westmount examiner, 15 mai 1953, vendredi 15 mai 1953

[" The Exami iner v Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis = anses ru pre ee VOL.XXIV, No.20 Coronation Celebration Plans Ready Local residents who have been harbouring an unasked question in the back of their minds about civic preparations regarding the\u2019 coronation will have the question answered by receipt of family admission cards to civic coronation celebrations slated to be held at West- mount Athlefic Grounds on St.Catherine street on the evening of June 2.Due to limited seating accommodation, present plans call for a nominal charge for seats in the grandstand but civic authorities state that provision has been made to ensure every Westmounter a place at the gala event.The general public will stand but other plans will take care of school children and massed choirs from the various schools which will take part in the celebration.Special plans call for the imposition of traffic controls at some points and the relaxations of standard restrictions at others.Grounds Open Grounds will be opened at 7:15 and community singing will start proceedings which will include choral singing, military parade and pageant which will see a march past of the following units before His Worship, the Mayor in the following order.Detachment HMCS Donnacona RCN (R); Tp.34 Field Regt RCA; Sqn.3 Field Regt.RCE; No.14 Branch (RMR) Canadian Legion; The Royal Montreal Regt.(MG); Detachment 401 Squadron RCAF, The Lower Canada College Cadet Corps; The.Westmount High School Air Cadets.A public address by the mayor will lead into an impressive fireworks display which will terminate the celebration.Coronation celebration plans are well advanced at this moment, and changes which may have to be made at a later date will be published in the next two issues of this paper.Local Rabbi Heads Board .\u2018 The Board of Jewish Ministers of Greater Montreal, representing the Jewish ministry serving the various Synagogues, educational institutions and social service organizations, held its Annual Meeting on Tuesday, May 5th, 1953.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat of Congregation Shaar Harshomayim wags elected President; Rabbi Mendel Lewittes of Young Israel Synagogue, Secretary; Rabbi Isaac J.Teicher of the Beth David Synagogue, Treasurer.Other members of the Executive Committee are Rabbi Dr.Samuel Cass, Director of the Hillel Foundation at McGill University; Rabbi Dr.Chaim Den- burg of the B'nai Pacob Synagogue and Rabbi Charles Bender of the Adath Israel Synagogue, The election is effective for a two year term.The -Board recorded a resolution of appreciation to Rabbi Dr.Samuel Cass who served with distinction as President during the past two years.Wins High Honour C.H.SAVAGE, superintendent of local Protestant schools who was awarded a Scholastic Merit Award, third degree for distinguished merit at a recent meeting of the Protestant Committee of the Quebec Council of Education.Local Curlers Elect I.R.Tait I.R.Tait, well-known in curling circles, is the new president of Heather Curling Ciub for the ensuing season.Others elected to office at the 66th annual session, were A.C.Bridge, vice-president; L.C.Allen, honorary treasurer; R.8S.Sneyd, honorary secretary.Directors T.V.Doran, H.H.Elliott, H.Griffin, A.W.Hamilton, R.Osler, A.T.Parkes, N.H.Parry.N.P.Woods Reports from the various committees showed Heather enjoyed a very successful season under the retiring board.Long discussion was held over the suggested expenditure of $5,000 towards club renovations, but nothing definite was decided.In competition during the past season, Heather won probably more honors than any other club in the Metropolitan area.Their biggest win was the\u2019 Edinburgh Trophy, and they also took the St, George Fall Bonspiel, Granby Isabelle Memorial Trophy.Lachine Bonspiel, Pointe Claire Bonspiel and Huntingdon Mill Trophy.Westmount Park Cub Wins Observer's Badge At last week's pack-meeting of Westmount Park Cubs, Garry Anderson was presented with his Observer's Badge and Peter Rose the House Orderly Badge.The previous week the pack were shown colored slides of the Montreal District Cub Camp.Members of the Group Committee were invited to attend.The Cubs were very happy over their new Pack Totem which was kindly presented to the pack by Mr.A.MacLaurin.Boys passing time and flag tests for their first star were Sandy Tilley, Neilson Ross, Wayne Mack- nes, Jimmy Kennedy.David Mur- gatroyd.Barry and Brian Stevens passed Telephone for their second stat and James Lister, David Shapiro, Semaphore test for second star.CARD PARTY Tonight at 8.15 p.m.the men\u2019s club of Westminster-Central United Church will hold a card party in the church hall on Atwater ave.and St.Antoine st.Refreshments will be served.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1953 |Gity Of Tomorron w, Is Created Today n PRICE 5e By Mental Outlook Of Citizens Says Civic Head At Meeting The ever-present danger of engulfment and loss of civic individuality confronting this city and its residents and the duty of each citizen in averting this peril and keeping Westmount a green area in greatly expanded and widely commercialized surroundings were stressed by Mayor Campbell in a speech to 500 members of the Municipal Association in Victoria Hall, last Thursday night.By means of meetings with expert economists the speaker said that the city's governing body kept well informed about economic trends in the Montreal area but also said that citizens had a part to play in not allowing the com munity to become trapped in the sea of commercialism through civic apathy or lack of forward thinking.Future of Montreal The future of Montreal as a great industrial centre is assured, he said, the present strong drift likely to continue indefinitely and Westmount will have to provide increasing traffic arteries, east and west, north and south, he contihued.Westmount's Future The Mayor said that we do not yet admit that we have not the Stamp Club Meets At the Thurs, May 7 meeting of the Westmount Junior Stamp Club, Mr.G.M.Desautels, Public Relations Officer of the Canada Post Office, spoke about different Post Office procedures.At the end of his talk he answered the many questions asked by the members.The speaker was introduced by the President, Michael Ashby and was thanked by Jeff Weissler.Secretary Barrie Wilson has announced that 67 members attended the meeting.This is a new record.Total attendance this season is 1518 while the average weekly atendance is 46.possibility by proper planning and channelling to preserve our city in somewhat the character or genius that it has always possessed.\u201d The people of New York wanted Central Park enough to make the demands of commerce flow around it, he declared, and the same thing can happen in Westmount.\u201cWe should continue to be the type of residential city that you have always wanted and, furthermore, may it not develop in those qualities or characteristics that some of us hold to be more important than cômmercialization ?\u201d he asked.Finances In referring to finance Mayor Campbell noted that in 1952 the city had a surplus of $781, which was effected \u201conly by the closest attention to economics.\u201d It is not easy for the city to make ends meet, he asserted, and future expenses will place a heavy burden on the city\u2019s budget.\u201cIt cannot be too strongly emphasized that municipal governments are in need of more favorable division of tax revenues in relation to the Federal and Provincial governmen- ments,\u201d he emphasized.Recreation In recreation activities, the Westmount Athletic Grounds posed a major problem for the association to consider, he said.At present the city expends $26,500 annually on them, ties up an investment of $250,000 and foregoes a possible tax return of perhaps $20,000.Tratfic Another problem which would need solving, he said, was what steps to take regarding the part of Western avenue in Westmount in the light of Montreal\u2019s plans for linking Burnside, St.Luke and Western in a great east-west thoroughfare.Facilities to meet the demand for electric power must be increased, he noted, and a third substation will have to be construct- ed within five years.Explains ¥uaction Hugh G.Seybold, president of the association, explained its func« tion and noted that in some mat« ters it formed a liaison between citizens and the council.The association Has added over 300 members recently, and has among it representatives of nearly 1,500 of Westmount's 6,500 families.Following the formal meeting period, the various committees of the association were formed and refreshments were served at the close of the meeting.pa Queens Scout Donald C.Ferrier, 16, son of Mr.and Mrs.D.W.Ferrier, 630 Carleton Ave,, who leaves Monday evening en route for the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth in London, Eng.A troop leader with the second Westmount, Dominion Douglas Church group, he is one of nine scouts who will represent the province at the coronation.While in England the scouts will be stationed at Gilwell Camp.MISS MARINA GRECIANO, 6 Park Place is shown receiving the prize she won in the recent Perfection Rug Company art competition.Pre- Hausner, senting the prize is Mr.E.L.owners of the sponsored the competition.Yaphe and EL D.company.which rug NE Ra rR NEE CRIES Afi wt baa rats RE \u201cne \" Shop is having trouble finding - places to put her stock which is - increasing faster than she can get - zon, one of St.Paul's Academy's \" refrigerator when it stopped work- e+.That Mrs.Olive MacDonald, \u201c Dress shop, is getting plenty of sunshine while vacationing in Florida former proprietor \u2018of the Donalda and will not be back until sometime next month, Her present address is the Orange Blossom Hotel, Sarasota, Florida.« + .That the drawing for the Kinsmen Club Coronation Cottage, scheduled to take place on Saturday, Junes 13th, will be held at Belmont Park.« » .That Mrs, Hofman of Croft's Fabric Centre will be moving home and family from Montreal West to a cottage, complete with flower garden and shrubbery, at Bowling Green, Pointe Claire.That Art French, operator of the Shell Station at Western and Vic- toria, is popular with his patronsk \u2014 especially the ladies.It's not everybody that is lucky enough to get gifts of quick-frozen chickens and veal legs from customers.That Mrs.Taylor of the Swop shelves erected.That 14 year old Barbara Lau- brighter science students, is proud of the fact that she was able to repair her Grandmother's electric ing last Sunday.Barbara went to work like a real electrician and discovered that the belt on the motor was broken.She found a spare belt and was able to install it on the motor with the desired results, Now, the \u2019frig runs just like a new one.Who knows?Perhaps Barbara will someday be Montreal's first licensed lady electrician! «.That Mr.and Mrs.Willock are giving up the Post Office in Cameron\u2019s Stationery and are going to live near Huntingdon.\u2019 « « » That Denyse Lemaire has left Melody House and has taken a position which will give her more time for leisure.+.That Theodora Ricca Kindler, the beautician who is representing Dr.N.G.Payot Beauty Preparations at Emile Beauty Salon, is herself a Parisian beauty who must have heard the howl of the wolf on many occasions.Too bad Emile doesn't take men customers \u2014 they'd be lined up for blocks.« + » That Bruce Johnston has reached the age at which one has a hard time deciding whether the morning after is worth the night before.«+.That a measure of relief is in the offing for Westmount merchants who are tired about hearing of the virtues and pulling power of The Examiner from a certain party who is moving out to the country with his gospel, .» That the city manager, who is a trained engineer has engineered some plants that will place this city in the lead of those metropolis having such events.« That Andrew Pitcairn, the schoolman at Queen's would be greatly pleased to see a fine turnout of parents at the Home and School meeting tonight.That a fine St.Leo's tradition, namely the annual boxing show, has been dropped on the orders of higher-ups and that a certain well- known and popular coach is still wondering at things that happen.That Boyd Robson is anxious to get as many photographs as he can for a certain Rotary book.Scheduled June 1-6 The Quebec Federation of Home and Scnoo: Associations is to be host to the Canadian Home and School and Parent-Teacher Federation in Montreal for its annual meeting, June 1 to 6.A hospitality committee, under the chairmanship of A.R.Colman, Wilson avenue, has been planning the weeklong event for some time now.A civic reception, a garden party by McGill, a visit to the University of Montreal and a banquet by Quebec Federation are among the social events planned.An open meeting in West Hill High School will be addressed by John Fisher, of CBC fame, on Thursday, June 4, FITZROY 0769 WILLS, MARRIAGE CONTRACTS, AGREEMENTS, Ete.George F.Bourke NOTARY WESTMOUNT 1215 GREENE AVE.- ROOM b Office: Suite 1115, Daily Star Bldg., 231 St.James Street West, PLateau 4451 HOWARD S.ROSS, Q.C.Barrister and Solicitor ; Department for the Closing of Estares of Deceased Persons If no answer at residence \u2018phone PL.4451 Residence: Terrace Apartments, Ten Rosemount Avenue, Westmount, Glenview 2177 Six scholarships available for schoo Value ranges from $100 to $300.& 3090 Westmou St.George's School ELEMENTARY AND JUNIOR HICH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS and renewable.Any boy or girl with good scholastic standing and qualities of leadership eligible.Preference given to children whose parents are interested in advancing education in the community.CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATION, MAY 30th For further information write to the Secretary.co-educational non-sectarian founded in 1930 + | year beginning September, 1953.ranted for a period of three years nt Boulevard.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1953 Victoria Hall Bookings Tonight: Betty Madden Studios Dance Recital; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car \u2018Porters Social, Saturday, May 16: .C.J.A.D.Square Dance; Northern Electric Mixed Bowling League Banquet; Hibernian Mixed Bowling League Banquet; Danish Cdn.Society Social.Monday, May 18: St.John Ambulance Meeting; Oasis Temple Meeting.Tuesday, May 19: L.P.P.Meeting; British Isrdt] World Federation Meeting, Mtl.Figure Skating Club Meeting; Excelsior Chapter Meeting.\u2019 Wednesday, May 20th: Evans Sister's School of Dancing Recital; Que.Horticultural Soc.Luncheon; Rotary Luncheon; Electa Chapter Meeting.: Thursday, May 21: Speirs-Miller .Studios Dance Recital; Westmount ' Northern | Stamp Club Meeting; Electric Meeting; Masonic Study Club Meeting; Mt.Royal Chapter Meeting; Royal School of Music Exams.Friday, May 22: Marianopolis College Graduation; Westmount Chapter Military Whist; McDon- ald-Currie & Co., Banquet; Royal School of Music Exams.The West End Gardener Surely Spring is here with 60 degrees in the offing, let us get to work with a zest, One gardener asks about planting paeony roots?There are two ways of planting.One is deep planting in the fall, but too often this planting produces no blooms.We much prefer the shallow planting as follows: Make a very large hole, put in a good layer of barn yard manure if at all possible.Then a layer of well-mixed garden soil, peat moss, sand and fertilizer.Then fill in with garden soil to about 3 inches from the surface, put \u2018in your roots well spread out.Cover with 2 inches of soil and water well, when the water is absorbed press the soil down firmly, being careful not to bruise or break the eyes or sprouts whichever you choose to call them, then fill in the last layer.Water frequently for a while.Pinch off all the flower buds for the first season.Another gardener asks about planting roses?A complete book could be written on the planting and care of roses, there are so many different schools of thought on the art.The most simple is very often the best for the amateur.Choose a sunny location well drained, dig your holes about 18 inches deep and 12 inches across.Prepare a soil mixture of garden soil, sand and peat moss.Two parts soil to one each of sand and moss.Place in the bottom of the hole a deep layer of well-rotted manure, then place the soil mixture to the depth of about 12 inches, fill the hole with water and let stand for a few days or longe® This is to solid the bed and get rid of all the air pockets.Do not go bargain hunting for your roses.Buy from a reputable dealer.The starting bushes need not be expensive.Buy fresh stock and never let the roots dry out before planting.If you are ready to plant within a few hours after delivery leave your roses wrapped as they are and place in a container of water, but if you won't plant for a few days, then heel them in or in other words cover the unwrapped roots with a few spades- full moist earth in a shady spot in the garden.Now for the actual planting.Straighten out the folded roots, clip off the broken roots and dead wood.Place in the prepared hole, spread out the roots, and cover to about one half the way to the surface, then tramp the roots firmly as it is very important that the soil is solid and no air holes, which is so often the cause of failure.Fill in the hole with water, when this has been soaked in fill in the remaining layer of earth.I like to mound the earth up around the MECHANIZED WHEEL CHAIR: Patrolman Vince Joyce haits traffic on a busy Chicago, Ill, street to let Armond Hutchens, disabled Korea war vet roll past in his new motor-driven wheel chair, the first of its kind.Montreal Vets To Stage Parade For Celebration Of Empire Day As is usual each year Montreal Unit 14 of the Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans in Canada will celebrate Empire Day with various social and other activities including a parade and the laying of wreaths at the Monument of Queen Victoria, St.Helens Island Military Graves and the Field of Honor at Pointe Claire.This year it has been decided to highlight the Empire Day celebrations as a prelude to the forthcoming festivities that will commemorate and mark the great and historical occasion of the Coronation.Starting on Friday evening May 22 at 7.30 p.m., in the Sheraton- Mount Royal Hotel the Unit has reserved the entire ballroom to hold an Empire Day Banquet at which the guest speaker will be Lt.General Guy G.Simonds C.B., C.B.E., D.S.0., Chief of the General Staff.Other invited guests will include high military officials, Federal, Provincial and Civic dignitaries.On Saturday, the unit clubrooms at 1164 Beaver Hall Place will be open to out of town veterans and visiting delegates from other Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans units who will be attending the Sunday ceremonies.Saturday evening in the assembly hall of the clubrooms there will be a special gala Empire Night programme for members, their wives and friends.On Sunday May 24, the unit will hold it's Empire Day Parade and Commemoration Services.Visiting units of the Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans from Ottawa, Quebec City, Magog, Cowansville, Rimouski and Montreal East will attend in addition to members of the Amputations Association of Canada, Police War Veterans Association, Canadian Corps Association, South African War Veterans, Dominion Civil Service War Veterans and the Corps of Legion- airres.There will also be a smart armed escort party from H.M.- canes for the first few weeks, as it holds them securely while the roots are getting started, water frequently for this time.For the first season nip off the majority of the buds, and you will have a better bloom next year.If you are looking for quality rather than quantity, always remove a goodly number of the buds.Watch for pests.We have two main ones here in Quebec\u2014\u201cBlack Spot\u201d.It is just that, and appears on the leaves, the leaf soon falls, if not sprayed.The other pest is \u201cAphids\u201d.These can also be quite readily controlled by the many fine mixtures on the market today.C.S.Donnacona to head the parade which will be lead by the C.N.R.Pipe Band.The parade will form up at 10.20 a.m.on Beaver Hall Place in front of the Clubrooms and will proceed down Beaver Hall Hill to Victoria Square where wreaths will be placed on the Monument to Queen Victoria thence by bus to St.Helens Island to place wreaths at the Military Graves plot.Buses will transport the men back to Sherbrooke and Shuter streets from where the parade will march off at approximately 12.30 lead by a mounted detachment from the Corps of Legionair- res.The parade will move west on Sherbrooke street past the Rid- dick Memorial Gates at McGill University where the salute will be taken by Major General J.P.E.Bernatchez C.B.E., D.S.0,, C.D., General Officer Commanding \u2018Quebec Command.After passing the saluting base the parade will move down Met- calfe street to Dorchester street, east on Dorchester to Beaver Hall Place where they will form Hol- low-Square for the presentation of 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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Have your Suits and Coats hand-tailored NOW at prices no higher than ready-to-wear.ALTERATIONS AND REMODELLING OF ALL KINDS ° Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) Pick-Up dnd Delivery WE.5908 Parking Lot for Our Patrons OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS CLOSED SATURDAYS Come in and be convinced.ing May 21 of active solicitation $8,450,000 Joint Hospital Fund.Mrs.E.R.Alexander, area \u2018chairman, together with her depu- ty-chairman, Mrs.Austin R.Chadwick, have appointed nine team captains, and enlisted 95 solicitors.Two meetings were held during the week, one \u2018on Tuesday afternoon and the other on Thursday morning, in the briefing room made available to the Fund by McGill University in the Engineering building.: At these meetings the team captains and solicitors were prepared for their roles in the drive, and were given their instructions and canvassing kits.Team captains appointed for the Westmount area.Mrs.F.D.Ackman, Mrs.Gerald A.Birks, Mrs.H.L.Blackford, Mrs.E.W.Christmas, Mrs.Phillip N.Gross, Mrs.K T.MacFarlane, Mrs.J.M.McGillis, Mrs.R.Grant Reid, and Mrs.H.Graham Ross MORTIMER 1215 Greene Avenue 5 41 dm a \u2018 3.A., B.C.L.Barrister & Solicitor WEINFIELD WE.9071 4 { La) by the Women's Division of the| J.À.C.Poole Dies, Aged 81 Mr.J.A.C.Poole, 82.one of the colintry's best-known departmental store organizers and long-time resident of Westmount died at his residence, 551 Prince Albert ave, last Thursday night after a short illness.A native of St.Mary's, Ont, he was a nephew of the late Timothy Eaton, founder of the T.Eaton Co.Ltd., and a nephew of the late J.J.Crabbe, one-time general manager Star, .Mr.Poole joined the T.Eaton Co.Ltd.in Toronto in 1888 and during the next 16 years rose to the position of general manager.During this period he made numerous buying trips around the world.He came to Montreal in 1903 as manager of the W.H.Scroggie department store on St.Catherine street.In 1915, he was appointed vice-president and general manager of the James A.Ogilvy department store, a position he held until he retired in 1928.Mr, Poole was a resident of Westmount for the past 50 years and was a member of St.Andrew's United Church.\u2018 Surviving are a son J.Norman Poole, Montreal; a daughter, Mrs.Reginald M.Brophy, Toronto and a (Continued on page 18) : - YEARS IN WESTMOUNT\u201d Reliable JEWELLERS WATCH REPAIRS 4 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN'S WE.4046 1216 Creene Ave.PAGE THRER =\" Diplomat Tells Rotary Of The \"Newest World\u201d \u201cThe supremie task of our generation is to give a soul to the growing world conscious- © mess; to develop ideals and institutions necessary for the creative expression of the world soul; to transmit these loyalties and \" impulses to future generations and train them into world citizenship\u201d.This quotation from the works of a modern Indian statesman and philosopher indicative of present day thinking in Indian government circles and easily understood by the western world affords us ground on which to base a belief.that India will be the bridge where! -Bast and West can meet said Mr, Warwick Chipman, Q.C., while speaking to members of the local Rotary club in Victoria Hall on Wednesday.The distinguished diplomat, a graduate of McGill University and well-known in the metropolitan legal circless was Canadian Ambassador to Chile, Argentine, and for three and one half years was Canadian High Commissioner in India and dealt with this background in his talk.To current terms- such as \u2018Old World - New World, westerners must now add the term \u201cNewest World\u201d which is India\u201d a world to which we must turn our attention as never before\u201d said, the speaker in referring to the role which he felt India would play in world events.One of the strong links binding the Western world with \u201cthe Newest World\u201d is the fact that English is the official governmental language and another link is the Western pattern of politics and parliamentary institutions which were not discarded when India became an independent nation.While clearly stating his ine ability to prophesy the future Mr.Chipman concluded his speech by stating that India was an immense force for Liberalism and that Ine dian influence in the field of inter.gration events was a power whose influence could not be ignored.Alex Williamson was presented with a commemorative carnation, Frank Kenwood.chairman of the Carnival committee requested assistance of members in publicity needs for the Carnival, a member , of the Rotary Carnival catalogue committee requested the assistance of all members in securing advertisers and young Richard Byford also reported on his Ottawa trip as a guest of the local club at this weex luncheon.Queen's H&S Méet Tonight Queen's School Home and School Association officers and parents are given an opportunity tonight to gauge the potentialities af their offspring when various group | stage an \u201cExtra Extra\u201d program in the school gymnasium at 8 o'clock.The school \u2018Kindergarten Rythm | Band.the School Choir and the Ballet Tap Recital Group will play prominent roles in the evening's activities.Interested parents willing to assist in preparing the stage for the dance recital part of the program are asked to phone Mrs.McFadden.WI.7027.\u2019 dahod for offences?\"SALADA T EAH of the \u2018Toronto Daily | IT'S TENNIS TIME AGAIN !! 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Have you moved into smaller quarters and find that you have no room for some of your furniture?Then coll us today and inquire about storage in our spacious, sprinkler- WESTMOUNT TRANSFER & STORAGE LTD, equipped waiehouses.Whether it be for one piece or several, we offer you complete storage facilities, \"Moving with care \u2014 everywhere\u201d 1903 \u2014 50th ANNIVERSARY YEAR \u2014 1953 205 Olivier Ave.(Westmount) WE.1113° | \u20190\u20ac0\u2014>0\u20140\u2014\u2014>0>0« LCC OO \u201cPA PAGE TWELVE : \u201c 50 Nurses From St.Mary's Graduate At Loyola Auditorium Commencement exercises for the nurses graduating class of St.Mary's Hospital School of Nursing was held Friday, May 8, in the auditorium of Loyola College.Dr.Edward J.McCrachen addressed the graduating class.Most Rev.L.P.Whelan, Bishop Auxiliary of THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FBIDAY, MAY 18, 1953 Impressive Scene At St.Mary's Graduating Exercises * Most Rev.L.P.Whelan, Bishop Auxiliary of Montreal, addresses the nurses of St.Mary's Hospital at the Graduation Exercises, held at Loyola College Friday evening.Later, Bishop Whelan took part in the ceremony of conferring diplomas, Montreal conferred the diplomas on the 50 graduating nurses, The valedictory was delivered by Miss Kathleen McGinnis, with the response voiced by Miss Kathleen Walsh, Miss Elsie Dragaloski sang several vocal selections, accompanied by Mrs, Victor C.Knowles.Others taking part in the ceremony were, George A.Daly, President; Sister Mary Melanie, Educational Director, and Sister Maureen, Director of Nursing Services, all of St.Mary's Hospital.Graduates Listed Graduates included: Elizabeth Lynne Colvey, Jean Corrigan, Pauline Dwane, Patricia Giroux, Marie Hearn, Olive Hol~ stead, Marion Genevieve Kelly, Gisele Laberge, Patricia Keogh, Mary McHugh, Dolores McMullan, Margaret McNally, Geraldine Nolan, Mary Janet O'Shea, Helen Frances O'Shea, Jeannine Thompson, Sister Mary Elaine, Celine Monique Bachand, Patricia Mary Ball, Mary Louise 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ibrary, handicraft, junior ; high and low dive tennis courts.Under di- sellors.P.Q.-\u2014 Montreal, Telephone West, Telephone EL.0759.\" John Pool Foot Specialist Announces .THE OPENING OF HIS OFFICE AT .1384 Greene Avenue WESTMOUNT Plastic arch supports to \u2014 Phone WI.1545 ] \" : & Western Aves: JACK ENGLAND, Manager Ford, Martha Ann Fagan, Louise Loretta Fortier, Margaret Ellen Gee, Dorothy Agnes Grace, Mary Trabinski, Claire Anne Jones, Diane Maureen Kiernan, Joan Margaret Lally, Margaret Mary Lawless, Mary Anne Leahey, Louise Irene McDougall, Mary Kathleen McGinnis, Louise Beatrice Milling- ton, Eileen Mary Mirchell, Rosemary Grace McGrath, Helen Doreen Murphy, Audrey Arvella Rock- head, Margaret Ann Sauriol, Joyce Elizabeth Savage, Louise Beatrice Truesdell, Mary Elizabeth Walsh, and Jean Patricia White.On Religion in Music The W.M.S.Auxiliary of West- mount Park-Emmanuel Church will meet on Tuesday, at 2.30 p.min Webster Memorial Hall, The speaker will be Dr.D.M, Herbert, Supervisor of Music for the Protestant Board of School Commis-, siners, and his subject will be \u201cReligion in Music.\u201d Mrs.J.C.Scott Mary's Graduation will sing.Vitamin Enriched Bread Lauded By Leading Nutrition Authorities Federal Department of Health and Welfare reports that \u201cfewer than 10\u201d persons out of Canada\u2019s 14 million have demonstrated an allergy to the recently introduced vitamin-enriched bread.Miss Corinne Trerice, director of nutrition, Bakery Foods Foundation of Canada, commenting on these reports, makes the following statement: \"The Bakery Foods Foundation¥® of Canada, which is a research |gTam, nor reason to expect it.If and educational organization sponsored by the National Council of the Baking Industry, has a great deal of evidence and authoritative facts which are relative to the allergy claims.\u201cAt the first Nutrition and Enrichment Conference held earlier than the required amount of a nutrient, the excess is simply excreted, These statements apply also to the products commonly fortified with iodine and vitamins A and D.There is a wide margin Exercises at Loyola on Friday evening.the diet contains slightly more.Father Carter, who was donor of a prize for Leadership, is seen presenting the award to the winner, Miss Patricia Ball, at St.\u2014Photos by Ed.Bermingham.of safety between recommended and harmful levels , .\u201d \u201cDr.King, in his paper, pointed out that \u201cso far as the vitamins are concerned, the levels recommended by the National Research Council in the U.S.rest on a conservative appraisal of all the information thus far available and there is no evidence to indicate that a hazard is involved until the intake goes many times higher than those recommended , .\u201d Miss Trerice, a home economics graduate of the University of Saskatchewan, and formerly a nutritionist with the New Brunswick and Ontario Red Cross nutrition services, points out that there is a wide margin of safety in the standards set by the Department of National Health and Welfare for enrichment in Canada.this year, doctors who are recognized as the leading authorities on nutrition and public health in the world, discussed anl supported the role.of enriched bread in nutrition.They included Dr.James M.Mc- Grath, Assistant Deputy Minister of Health, Newfoundland; Dr.C.Glen King, scientific director of the Nutrition Foundation, New York,\u2019 and Professor of Chemistry, Columbia University; Dr.William H.Sebrell, Jr., Director of the National Institutes of Health (the Public Health arm of the U.S.Government); Dr.Percy E.Moore Director of Indian Health Services, Department of National Health and Welfare, Ottawa; and Dr, Russell M.Wilder, Director of the U.S.National Institute of Arthritds and Metabolic Diseases, Washington, D.C.\u201cDr, Sebrell, in his paper, said \u201c, .What, if any, have been the harmful effects?What is the future of food enrichment as a means of attacking malnutrition throughout the world ?Unequivoc- BREAD evidence of harm from the pro- ally, we can say that there is no Holsum INTER CITY BAKING CO.LTD.HA.9191 vu + WINDOW hoose Right Paint Or Enamel For Porch If youre planning ofi painting s fibre porch rug that has become faded or discolored, yowll find finat regular house paint, thinned [ith an équal part of turpentine vill serve admirably as a flexible wating.It's best to put your rug ut on the lawn, if possible, while you're painting it.If not, place a fick layer of newspapers under bre rug and paint it on the porch.efore you paint the porch floor, | it your porch is screened, the Lire screening should be enameled wery three or four years \u2014 even hough the wire is copper.A cor- [sive wash develops on copper ihat stains any light-colored area peneath it.Painting the screen is wually \u2018a twosome task \u2014 with half of the team working on the qutside and the other member working inside on the same area l available for the purpose \u2014 and there are special applicators to simplify the project.1.0.D.E.Whist A military whist, sponsored by e Earl of Bessborough Chapter 0.D.E.will be held Friday even- g May 22 commencing at 8.30 the Hall of Ephraim Scott Memorial Church, 4445 Snowdon Av- rue, N.D.G.7 General convener for this event } Mrs.A.E.Watts.Table-holders ke requested to take playing prds.cer Dressing simultaneously.Screen enamel is .Groups Active; pecialists Address Volunteers The seventh semi-annual meeting of the volunteer workers, Que- c Provincial Division, Canadian Cancer Society, was held at Budge 1, Y.M.C.A.Building, Drummond Street, on May 7.Mrs.Charles earman, supervisor of the cancer dressings service, who was jgirman, reported that 412,613 dressings had been dispensed during mber of 325 patients a month.o new dressings groups were ently organized:- The evening nch of the Community Won's Club of the Town of Mount yal of which Mrs.C.R.M.Al- h is convener, and the West- bunt Friendly Club of which Mrs.ank Binmore is convener.This ings to a total of 30, the num- r of dressings groups with over membership of 450 workers, here Montreal and vicinity.Mrs.Spearman was high in her aise of the tremendous effort ade by the volunteers in raising oney to purchase a station wa- pn for the Canadian Cancer So- ety, which was presented to the ciety on April 15 of this year.| addition to purchasing the sta- on wagon for use of the work of e society, the volunteers have - ffered to take on a project of the jaintenance fund for this vehicle.Solving The Riddle The guest speaker, Dr.Antonio antero, Director of Research of Kontreal Cancer Institute and Co- Director of Research of National Pancer Institute of Rio de Janiero, las introduced by Miss Madeline 8.Taylor, Field Secretary of the Quebec Division.In discussing \u2018Recent Advances In Cancer Research,\u201d Dr.Cantero pointed out that scientists jorld are dedicated to solving the fancer riddle.He said: \u201cOne of the most significant contributions of the last 25 years has been the unequivocal proof that cancer can be cured by removal or destruction, if recognized early enough.\u201d | Dr.Cantero continued \u201cCancer ells begin their growth in plants \u2018And animals, fish and fowl.It has last six months to an average % throughout the.| YOUNG CLEANING Company GL.2245 Call ws to clean windows, take off form windows, clean and put on screens, etc.Spring is here, don\" been found in all races of mankind, ancient and modern, civilized and primitive; wherever it \u201chas been properly looked for.It is a curious phenomenom that a single cell, to all appearance normal, should change its nature and start multiplying itself into a whole colony of uninhibited cancer cells.They are somewhat like anarchists, respecting no law, following no preconceived architectural .} arrangements and ready to destroy and never ready to build.\u201d \u201cThroughout all research literature\u201d stated Dr.Cantero,\u201d there are two distinct concepts to be considered:- One maintains that cancer is caused by the action of some external agent on a normal cell, chronic irritation.The other maintains that cancer is a cellular disease, which comes on slowly, progressively, which could possibly be due to a virus.\u201d The trend in cancer research, today, is in the search for the cause of cancer to explain its origin.In closing Dr.Cantero said \u201cIn describing all recenf advances in cancer research, there Is some optimism much cautiousness and great hopes.\u201d Following the English session part of the morning meeting, tea was served by Mrs.R, C.- Hannan and Mrs.W.R.Middlemiss \u2014 each volunteer bringing her own box luncheon.Looking after the registration of those present, were Mrs.W.B.Yonkie and Mrs.E.T.Wil- band.Afternoon Session In the afternoon, the French session over which Mme J.G.Ar- chambault presided, Dr.Louis- Charles Simard, Director of the Montreal Cancer Institute .of Notre Dame Hospital, and also a member of the executive committee and Medical Advisory Board of the Canadian Cancer Society, was introduced by the chairman.Dr, Simard spoke on: \u201cWhat do we know about Cancer ?\u201d, and applied his remarks to questions which are commonly asked.To the question \u201cWhat is Cancer?\u201d, he stated that the cancer cells might be compared to the bricks in a brick wall which keeps on build- delay, mm, PES \u2014= za it wold Hit ey ing.up.Sclentists today do not ÿ 5480 ads THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 15,.1953 Featured Soloist In Spring Revue - \u2018 Karen de Breyne, who is a featured soloist in Betty Madden's Spring Revue to be held tomorrow at 8.15 in Victoria Hall, West- mount.Karen will be seen in the Doll Dance in Miss Madden\u2019s ballet presentation of \u201cThe Wedding of the Painted Doll\u201d.\u2014 Posen photo know what causes this uncontrollable growth of abnormal cells.Dr.Simard said that scientists do know many of the external causes of cancer including tar and other chemical products.\u201cUnfortunately,\u201d he said, \u201cmany people do not realize that cancer is often curable if diagnosed early enough.\u201d At both the English Session and French Session, Mle Marcelle Saint-Martin, Director of Welfare Services, gave a complete report on the welfare services rendered during 1952.She stated that the Canadian Cancer Society is considered as a consultation agency regarding any problem related to the cancer sufferers.In 1952, 576 patients had been referred to the Society by the Social Service Department of the various English and French Hospitals, and by other medical or social welfare agencies.Supper Meefing The Professional and Business Women's section of the Church of the Advent Church Women\u2019s Year is holding a supper meeting Tuesday after evensong at 5.40 p.m.in the Lady Chapel.Sewing Meeting Canon Scott Chapter I.O.D.E.will hold a sewing meeting at the home of Mrs.R, W.Scadding, 1321 Graham Bivd., on Tuesday at 2.45 p.m.0511 lat à Eo Thank-You Notes For Gifts Should Be Sent Promptly Too many women who are me-« ticulous about their dress, grooni- ing and social personality are nez- ligent when it comes to the ordinary etiquette of thank-you notes, condolence messages and such correspondence.The prompt, warm hearted note is always so much easier to write than the one that has been put off.It elemin- ates the need for apologizing for tardiness and avoids the difficulty of groping for words because you are able to describe your impressions much more cleariy.Brides in particular are often guilty of delaying thank-you notes.This meay mean they will have to face the resentment of furious friends and indignant relatives.People who spend time and money sharp cheese.to buy that special gift are filled PAGE THIAATEEW with righteous indignation w! months go by without a word fro the bride.Much of this could be avoided if children were trained to write thank-you letter to their aunts, uncles or god-parents when they receive a present from them.A handwritten note Is far better than a printed message and is more indicative of appreciation because it does take time and trouble, Also, the use of stationery decorated with posies and poodle3 should be avoided.Pi2in white or ivory paper shows simple good taste, 7 The trick to writing these notes is to write them exactly as if you were thanking the donors in pers son.Let them reflect your appreciation, sincerity and charm.And above all, let then: be prompt.Surprise spaghetti casserole: Cover layers of cooked spaghetti with can of oxtail soup plus grated Bake about 15 minutes in a8 moderate oven.939 Victoria Sq.CANTOINE'S ART GALLERY Announce THE OPENING OF THE 21st ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE INDEPENDENT ART ASSOCIATION OF MONTREAL WEDNESDAY, MAY 13th to MAY 27th UN.56-4095 \u2019 a Tie CAN WILL OPEN SOON © WATCH FOR THE OPENING 4916 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST (Near PRINCE ALBERT) ELwood 3066 Have You À (alor Froblem ?Color service is our business! Our experts will help you plan complete decorating schemes .advise you about proper paint finishes ., or help you match a drapery fabric with paint.Stop in soon and learn about this easy way to decorate your home.ADA PAINTG.u.Limited 3149 4883 Sherbrooke St.West (near Prince Albert) brscmtaano To ee pa be EN ar SS, orme + TEA rn PER 7 SPE an per a Pe RRL a rg A D died ARE 5 Finns\u2019 PAGE FOURTEEN Trophies And Prizes Presented At African Violet Society Exhibit Miss Marjorie Pick, President of the African Violet Soclety of Greater Montreal, welcomed the donors, of the three Trophies presented for Annual Competition at the prize giving held in the Westmount Conservatory at 3 p.m.Saturday, May 9.Mrs.Merle Hardy, past president of the club, presented her \u2018Trophy to Miss Isabel Williamson, President of the Sun Life African Violet Club, who represented the winners for the Best Display entered by an affiliated club.Mr.Bill Pascoe's Trophy for best plant in the show was awarded to Mrs.W.J.Davidson of the parent society for her entry in the Blue Boy Class.i Mr.Nathan Steinberg\u2019s Trophy + A for the coveted Highest Aggregate Points went to Mrs.H.G.Buck of the Greater Montreal and Valois Clubs.All affiliated groups were represented by club displays or individual entries, making an exceptionally interesting, large and varied exhibition which drew 3265 VAN HORNE \"A Creative Camping Program For Boys and Girls\u201d CAMP TEKUMAH In the Laurentians on scenic Grand Lac Long Most modern facilities and conveniences; safe, sandy graded beach; easily reached.RESIDENT, REGISTERED NURSE, UNDER MEDICAL SUPERVISION Directors: Mrs.S.J.Leibowitz \u2014 Executive Consultant: S.J.Leibowitz Prominent Montreal Educationalists City Address: 430 Grosvenor Avenue, Montreal § Telephone: Glenview 4728 SEND FOR OUR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET AND APPLICATION ROCK GARDEN & MAINTENANCE haces Cal Dominion Landscape Regd.FLAGSTONE AVE.- AT.7688 EEE ER the tenth take it modestly.muse \u201cAmong the notable dictes of antique Rome was the fancy that when men heard thunder on the left the gods had somewhat of special advertisement to impart.\u201d That\u2019s what Sir Eustache Peachtree wrote, around 1640, and we think it's a very nice thing to attribute a celestial origin to advertising.We try to Actually, however, advertising could be said to have originated with the brewing industry, and took the form of tavern and inn signs: The Bull and Bush, Magpie and Stump, Pig and Whistle, and so on.Signs something like this were also taken up by other trades such as the barbers, whose red and white striped pole really represents blood and bandages.And, of course, there was the well-beloved Cigar Store Indian.Advertising is really just a means of communicating an idea.Elbert Hubbard called it a fine art and somebody else dubbed it \u201cThe Tenth Muse\u2019.We wouldn't know about that.We do Enow that, when a product keeps on pleasing the public, the product itself helps keep its advertising alive.That's why such slogans as \u201cThe Ale Your Great-Grandfather Drank\u201d and \u201cMake Mine Molson\u2019s\u201d are still current and familiar although they haven't been seen much in print for a long time.When a product like Molsorfs Ale is the favourite, as it is in Quebec, over all other brands combined, people like to recall it affectionately with such handy handles.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1053 fitted with a specially-designed centing the wardrobe are a red the T.Eaton Company Limited.) Coronation Costume Fifty teen-age girls going to the Coronation as guests of Canadian born international industrialist, W.Garfield Weston, will be out- are a Coronation-blue wool travel suit, which also is designed to be worn with a white cardigan or blouse, and a checked-taffeta dress featuring a full flared skirt.The crocheted blue, silver- spiked, nylon hat is designed to be worn with either ensemble.Ac- gloves.(Costumes were specially designed and manufactured by travel wardrobe: Modelled here leather shoulder bag and white 30,000 new Canadians St, Vincent Alumnae Honors Former Pupil A general meeting of the Montreal Chapter of Mount Saint Vine cent College Alumnae was held on May 5, at which congratulations M | were extended to Mrs, MacMaster widow of the late Dr.D.J.Mac- Master and former student of Mount Saint Vincent who graduated from that school 50 years ago, She was presested with flowers and an anniversary cake, Mrs, MacMaster is 8 niece of the late Chief Justice of Nova Scotia, Sir Joseph Chisholm and is a sister of Rev.Mother St.Florentia of St, Paul's Academy.Miss Helen Brennan, governor of the Quebec Chapter of Catholic Federation of Convent Alumnae, attended the meeting.\u201cBeaverbrae\u201d Busy Ship The Canadian Pacific ship Bea- verbrae has carried approximately 30,000 new Canadians between March 1948 and March 1953, from Continental European ports.The Canadian Pacific ship Bea- verbrae has carried approximately between March 1948 and March 1953 from Continental European ports.crowds of visitors during its short duration.Displays of African Violet Growers not entered in the competitions added much to the Show and were by Mrs.Lew Davies and Mrs.Merle Hardy, two of the judges, and by Richard Scott and Sons, Ltd.Mr.William Gent, Jr, of Webster, N.Y., the 3rd judge of the competition, was unable to remain after the opening of the exhibition on Friday.Prize winners grouped according to their clubs are as follows: Greater Montreal Mrs, W.J.Davidson - two 1sts; Mrs.John McEntyre - on 1st, one 2nd, three 3rds; Mr.J.A.Loy - one 1st, one 2nd, one honorable mention; Miss Marjorie Pick - one Ast, one 2nd; Mrs.M.J.Joyce - one 1st, one 3rd, one honorable mention; Mrs.G.A.Goddard - one 1st; Mrs.H.Hill - one 1st; Mrs.H.Kennedy - one 1st; Mrs.W.Munden Allan - one 2nd; Miss Susan Davies - one 2nd; Mrs.S.W.McKnight - one 2nd; Mrs.Ryan - one 2nd; Mrs.A.Williams - one 2nd; Mrs.H.M.Hutchon - one 8rd; Mrs.E.C.Renouf - one 3rd.Summerlea Mrs.Rumsey - one 1st; Mrs.Slater - one 1st; Mrs.George Logan - two 3rds, one honorable mention; Mrs.A.C.Jennings - one 3rd; Mrs.Bumstead - one honorable mention.St.Lambert and South Shore Mrs.F.H.Levasseur - one 1st, two 2nds; Meredith Howie, 5 years old - one 1st; Mrs.H.D.Perry - one 1st; Mrs.D.E.Haynes - one 2nd, one honorable mention; Mrs.R.Allan Howie - one 2nd; Shelagh Howie, 8 years old - one 3rd.Parkville Mrs.McGhee - one 2nd.Valois Mrs.H.G.Buck - four 1sts, two 2nds, three 3rds, one honorable mention; Mrs.A.Key - one 2nd, one 3rd.Some of the above winners belong to the parent society as well as to one of the affiliated clubs.Ancient Ways Persist In The Aran Islands For sight-seeing, the Aran Islands in the Atlantic Ocean beyond Galway Bay, Ireland, have.ruins from prehistoric and early Christian times, and the Gaelic- speaking inhabitants follow a way of life that has not changed in any great degree for centuries.There are some tourist accommodations on the islands, but they are limited.In Galway itself the Spanish Arch is reminiscent of the days when the city carried on trade | Ages.Some of the old houses with Spain during the Middle | have interesting carvings as decorations, and the church of St.Cardinal To Be Guest Of Honor CWL Archdiocesan Convention Final arrangements have been completed for the Montreal Arche diocesan Convention, The Catholic Women's League of Canada, which will be held on May 28, 29 and 30, in the Ritz Carlton Hotel, Mrs.J, Langley, president, presiding at all sessions.His Eminence Paul Emile honour.Cardinal Leger will be the guest of The Reverend Patrick J.Amb- rose, Director of the Montreal Archdiocesan Council of The Catholic Women\u2019s League of Canada, will he the speaker at the opening of the Business Sessions of the convention, Friday evening, May 29.Reports will be given by the secretaries, the treasurer and district subdivisions as well as federated societies.Diocesan conveners will report on Saturday at the 2 p.m.Session.Resolutions will be presented and election of officers will take place.Committees The following is a list of the various committees: Head Table Arrangements \u2014 Miss F.Carroll, first vice-presi- dent, assisted by Mesdames J.Shore, G.R.Spear, G.Cummins and H.J.Oliver.Seating Arrangements \u2014 Mrs.C.A.Doyle, second vice-president assisted by Mrs.J.MacDonald.Publicity \u2014 Mrs, H.J.Oliver, third vice-president.Registrations \u2014 Miss Mary Ramsay assisted by Mesdames E.+ Duffy, J.MacDonald, P.McCord, J.Shore, E.Mitchell, G.R.Spear, V.G.Byers, F, Ramsay and R.Al- lard.Reception \u2014 Mrs.J.B.Shana- han assisted by Mesdames C.D.Kierans, Marietta Joyce, E.Char- est, E.Lapierre, members of the Business Women's Unit, and Miss C.Dwyer assisted by Mrs.D.H.McDougall of the Montreal City Subdivision.Ushers \u2014 Mesrames P.Cousineau, P.Daley, V.Kehoe, H.Kennedy, M.Magna, J.Pennycook, B.Riendeau, B.Sullivan, L.Vocis- ano, A.Walsh and R.Wynands, | Nicholas, although reconstructed in later years, has retained much \u2018of the charm it had when first built by the Normans in the 14th century.For the sportsman there is a different kind of sight-seeing from the Salmon Weir Bridge.Hundreds of salugon lie there under the water, like piles of stones, waiting in their journey from the sea to scale the falls up the river to Lough Corrib, a 27- mile expanse of excellent fishing grounds.Clifden, known as the capital of Connemara, is set picturesquely between the mountains and the sea.The road near Letterfrack is banked with fuchsia and there are quantities of purple heather, yellow furze, and the colorful blossoms that are used to dye the homespuns.Refinement creates beauty everywhere.~\u2014William Hazlitt irs.wosEpn L YF, k PUsSilteact, will preside at all sessions of the Montreal Archdiocesan Council.The Catholic Women's League of Canada, which will be held at the Ritz Carlton Hotel, May 28, 29 and 80.The three-day cone vention will open May 28.members of the Junior Subdivision, Tickets \u2014 Mrs.J.E.Goodman, treasurer, assisted by Mrs.Mc- Elligott.Resolutions \u2014 Miss M, Cahill, Elections \u2014 Mrs.W.J.Dundin, Stuttering doesn\u2019t indicate a lack of brain power, Many of the world\u2019s great have stuttered including authors Lewis Carroll and Charles Lamb.Neither is stuttering hereditary.AUCTION SALE 400 Valuable OIL PAINTINGS From a collection by LESLIE W.LEWIS To be held at THE NEW ROSENTHAL GALLERIES 2025 VICTORIA STREET (Formerly Sidney Carter Galleries) FRIDAY, MAY 15th, and SATURDAY, MAY 16th also FRIDAY, MAY 22nd, and SATURDAY, MAY 23rd at 8 o'clock each evening Paintings now on view and may be purchased by PRIVATE TREATY except during Auction Sessions.WALTER M.KEARNS & SON Auctioneers and Expert Voluators Cae es .\u2018en slowly) Card The tured raglan searrilé longeï with sweat and -C: the da [for Wi g incldd + STR Qn ad rat 4 ° oF: we, | 4.07204.PO 3 SH 85S Tes \u2014 °c 20 = MOE - Soc oc sac 0\u20ac Make it Yourself | 2 , >0C Do 0< 20 000K >0¢ DOCTDOC If you would like to have this leaflet, send a stamped, self-addressed envelope to the Make It Yourself Department of this paper requesting | SEAMLESS RAGLAN CARDIGAN, Ledflet No.CW-47.Spring and summer are busy months for children.Wonderful long sunny days furnish the opportunity to play out-of-doors most of the time edfabling them to get all the fresh air and sunshine little tots- need.to grow healthy and strong.Whether your young ones will be spending | play hours in your own back yard, at a summer camp or at a favorite holiday resort, they Will need comfortable, practical clothing including g pretty lightweight pure wool cardigan, Sweaters for children Fust- allow freedom of action with no pull or strain at seams.They can be plain or (trimmed_ with a fancy \u2018pattern [whichever you prefer, but whatever your choice, you will \u2018find knitwear for children a most useful addition to summer wardrobes.Handle Woollens Carefully When knitting for children, as when following all knitting patterns, be sure to follow your instructions carefully, Working to the correct tension is very important to obtain the proper size in your finished garment to check your proper tension lay the fabric on thex table, being careful not to stretch it, then lay a ruler on this and -Jeount the number of stitches to the inch.If your inch has fewer stitches than those recommended in your pattern, your knitting is too loose so try a size smaller needle.If your inch has more stitches, your Knitting is too tight so try a size larger needle.Never proceed with the printed instruc- ions until you have worked out he correct tension.Fabric too loosely worked is apt to wear bad- fy and may stretch when washed.Fabric too tightly worked tends to hicken when washed.When knit- ing garments for children, be sure o use wool that has been treated for shrink resistance.When washing woollen garments, be careful o observe the \u201cdos and don'ts\u201d in washing instructions, It is absolutely wrong to put woollen gar- nents to soak, to use strong soap, soda, boiling hot water or even very hot water, to let them lie in a wet state or to hang them up to dry.Instead, be careful to remove all soap, remove all moisture [ter washing, lay garment on a flat surface away from heat and pin to required measurements with rustless pins, then allow to dry slowly.Cardigan Sweater for Children The attractive cardigans pictured above are designed with raglan sleeves and \"are completely seamless for extra comfort and longer wear.A leaflet is available with directions for knitting the sweater in sizes 2, 4 and 6 years and can be made with or without the fair isle border.Instructions for working the fair isle are also included.Freight Service Extended On September 1, 1952, the Canal dian Pacific re-entered the trans- : Pacific trade \u2018with the cargo ves- hb sels Maplecove and Mapledell, of- @fering a monthly freight service between north-west Canadian and American ports and Japan, Hong Kong and the Philippine Islands.ÿ|Dabble In Paint For Relaxation, Tum Jars To Vases bottles and jars that accumulate lin your household in the course of a week?Put them out in a basket for the trash collection, likely.These discards can be turned into hours of fun.These bottles most © er] | What do you do with the glass of First, Charlotte Gowns $ Now Featuring HORROCKSES COTTONS 1353 Greene Avenue q can become vases, lamps, phanters.As gifts, they'll be both useful and smart.You'd probably like to start with a fairly easy project, one that you can do with little fear of mistakes.In that case, try making a vase.The shape of the bottle is up to | you, but you might use a coffee: jar, a Mason jar, a wine or vinegar bottle or even a mayonnaise jar.As tools, youl'l need some small tubes of unmixed oil paints, a couple of small brushes and some turpentine to clean them, soft cloths and your own fingers.Start by.covering the bottle with a solid-color oil paint, spreading the paint with your fingers.Use a toothpick to scribble curly \u2018marks in the wet paint, reversing the motion now and then.This will create a lacy, delicate design in the paint.Another method for vases pro- Cool | our Yes By Ann McCann Remedial Reading Instructor Continuing Reading Program In High School (Part 1) Child, J Vou an Many pupils do not have adequate oral vocabularies because of their limited backgrounds.For one reason or another they have been denied the visits to parks, zoos, fairs, airports, trains and other places which would have enriched their experiences.They have been kept in narrow environments and have not been helped to increase their vocabularies.Some children have not been allowed to express themselves freely at home or in school; .consequently they cannet relate incidents in logical sequence or in such a manner as to be understood.- Children gain many experiences after entering school, Pupils having difficulty with reading are limited in the number of Lhese experiences in which they can share because of the problems involved in their comprehending the matérials they read and the extra time they must devote to their studying.Feeling of Failure Pupils who have failed in reading often feel that they are not capable of succeeding in school.They have been kept back so many timgs that they lose confidence in themselves, and wonder why they should even try in high school.They feel that their classmates look upon them as continuing failures.They lack security in nearly all their experiences.These children must be helped to establish a feeling of confidence which will extend to all their undertakings so that they may approach reading with new assurance.Foreign Language Students coming to school from a home where parents speak a foreign language often lack a good basic English vocabulary.Some students speak a foreign language at home and English at school or in conversation with their friends, and so have serious problems in oral and written expression.Lack of Interest Quite frequently we find homes where parents are not interested in reading.Few or no books or magazines are found in the home.The parents do not read and are not interested in their children\u2019s reading, and they do not make the children feel the necessity of good reading habits.School Factors Some elementary schools are so crowded that it is impossible to give individual instruction to children having difficulty in reading.Thus these pupils gradually fall behind in their work.Frequently they do not have access to a wide variety of reading materials on their reading level.Schools often lack library books, reference books, and equipment needed for successful reading instruction, These lacks often hamper the progress of children with better-than-aver- age ability as well, since they are not provided the enriched program they should enjoy.(To be continued) Cottage Cheese Salad Delicate and delightful! Pretty, too.Fine central theme for a ladies\u2019 luncheon party or for family Sunday supper.Yield \u2014 6 or 8 servings.Combine and let stand 5 minutes 1 tablespoon gelatine 14 cup cold water Combine in a small saucepan 14 cup water 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon granulated sugar 2 tablespoons vinegar Heat just to boiling point, stirring until the sugar dissolves; remove from heat, add the gelatine and stir until gelatine is dissolved.Measure into a bowl % cup mayonnaise or other thick dressing 14 cups broken-up cottage cheese and slowly stir in the hot gelatine mixture.Stir in.New CPR Building Under Construction A seven storey office building adjoining Windsor Station on the site of the St.Antoine Street yard is now being constructed and will house all branches of the C.P.R.'s accounting department.Too great refinement is false delicacy, and true delicacy is solid refinement.THE EXAMINEN, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY; MAY_15, 1958 | 2 duces a textured effect, using both flat and raised oil paint designs.completely cover a glass container with pale green oil paint, Use a toothpick to make tiny swirl marks over the surface.A bit of red paint is mixed with white to make the pink for small rosebuds.Pick up little blobs of this paint with a toothpick and set it among the green leaves.Now, dip a toothpick into red paint and swirl it through each rosebud several times to give the buds a realistic appearance.This will raise them higher than the leaves and stems.Children like honey-banana salad, Beat together 12 cup honey, 1 tablespoon crushed pineapple, *% cup lemon juice, 1 teaspoon salt.Serve on banana and lettuce salad.PAGER FIFTEER P And B Women Hold Communion Breakfast At the meeting of the Professional and Busines Women\u2019s organization of the Parish of the Ase cension of Our Lord, Westmount, Miss K.Pigeon, as guest speaker, told of incidents experienced and of impressions gained on her trip last summer to Europe.Miss Pigeon travelled as the only passenger on a Norwegian freighter on its maiden voyage to the Mediterranean.The occasion for the talk was the Annual Communion Breakfast of the organization held in St, Leo\u2019s School Hall.The president, Miss Redina McGonigle, introe duced and thanked the speaker, i © LAMPSHADES : © LAMPS: 1461 Crescent St.AR MAUR VE des LAMPS \u2014 SHADES Made to order to your own specifications.Choose from a wide variety of original and different modern finishes \u2014 Polyplastex, Parchment, Opaques, Handmade Silks.© LAMP MOUNTING : Your objets d'art such as vases, candelabra, figurines, and antiques converted into lamps.Also renovation of Lamps.Beautiful selection of lamps and shades, În- cluding Swedish wrought iron lamps.© LAMPSHADES RECOVERED, REPAIRED AND CLEANED.Reasonable Prices VERONIQUE Lampchades \\ N N N N N N N AY LI SILLIIIILL SSIS LS ILS ITLL SSIS SLE LSS SILI 2S 2 SVS LA.9952 DE INTER CITY BAKING CO.LTD.HA.9191 z The finest top For Top TOP SOIL ron sai $4.00 for 1 cubic yard $3.50 for each additional 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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 BY RIAA Gis) A8 LEE A Wiad Akh kkk hkhhkokhk direct from AH ollywood By JACK HIRSHBERG + XNA RKARRRRRRRRRR +x « kk kk kk HOLLYOOD, May 13.\u2014 Hollywoodians are having to learn a lot of new words these days \u2014 such as Pâravision, Anamorphoscope, Cinemascope and Stereophonic.These are but a few of the names being coined almost daily to cover the flood of engineering techniques developed in the fields of cinematography and sound recording.Most \u2018major studios plus a platoon of independents have announced new- systems to replace the screen's conventional flatness with great breadth and startlingly realistic depth.The worst that can be said of the current hubbub is that it has created much new interest in an industry which sorely needed a new element of excitement.The best 4 comment on the innovations is obvious \u2014 any forward step which adds to the story-telling power of the screen is something to be grateful for.And you must forgive my ending that sentence on a preposition.While many of the new processes require the use of polaroid glasses by the viewer to give the three-dimension effect, others do not.Studios are converting entire production slates to mew broad- screen projection and to the use of the new concave screen, which virtually surrounds the viewer on all sides.Some of Children's Theatre FINAL SHOW OF YEAR \"Red Riding Hood\" VICTORIA HALL Saturday Afternoon, May 16th & 23rd Tickets at Lindsay's $1.25 and 70c Cor.St.Catherine & Peel Sts.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1953 these processes are stop-gap affairs and others\u2019 will drop by the wayside quickly, but there is no doubt,that movies will have a new look in the next few months, The producers\u2019 main headache concerns the problem of getting some $80,000,000 of new movies, already completed and now awaiting release, out of the way before they become obsolete.These movies were planned to bring in some $300,000,000 in revenue \u2014 and this is a sizeable sum, even in a town accustomed to the colossal.Many of these movies are fine pictures \u2014 I've seen some of them.And for my money a fine film in the conventional two-dimension projection is more desirable than a hig-screen 3-D turkey, like \u201cBwana Devil.\u201d + * * TICKERTAPE \u2014 Errol Flynn has incorporated his multiple enterprises \u2014 hotels, real estate and so forth \u2014 as Flynn's Facilities .Las Vegas nightclubs pay top name talent as much as $25.000 a week in salaries, hoping to win most of it back at the gaming tables.Even Jeanette MacDonald, who hasn't been a movie or recording attraction for years, received 315,000 every Friday .If you're shapely and can dance a little and look pretty and want to You only have until Saturday, WIN The SUMMER LOG CABIN * x x Also * x x 550002 Prize Values , x at the x x x Eastern Canada BETTER HOME BUILDERS SHOW MAY 11-12-13-14-15-16, 1953 SHOW MART BUILDING | 1650 BERRI STREET MONTREAL OPEN FROM 1.00 P.M.TO 10.30 P.M.May 16 to Bullock script.work in this exciting resoit in Nevada you might contact the Flamingo Hotel folks.They're looking for dancing chorines ,., Marlene Dietrich\u2019's daughter, Maria Riva, may star on Broadway soon in \u201cQuiet Room\" .~.Incidentally, the Polaroid Corporation, which makes all the glasses worn by viewers of 3-D movies, is manufacturing 1,500,000 pair a day.They sell to theatres for ten cents each.Chuck Connors, former first baseman with the Montreal Royals, is on the way to stardom in pictures.He has a top role with Burt Langaster in \u201cThe Marines Had A Word For It\u201d at Warner Brothers and has decided to give up baseball and concentrate on acting .Hedy Lamarr stars as Helen of Troy in a film which goes before the cameras in Rome this week .Orson Welles has a part in another Italian picture, \u201cMan, Beast and Virtue.\u201d You can imagine which of the thrée title subjects he plays .Just a year ago 20th Century rented out Marilyn Monroe to RKO for a role in \u201cClash By Night.\u201d Rental fee was $3.000.Today RKO wants her again for \u201cBig Heat\u201d, but 20th's asking price has zoomed tg $100,000.That's what publicity can do.new diet.He eats wax candles while drinking highballs.Anything to get his name in print EN Maureen O'Hara says there has heen too much preoccupation with the female bust.\u201cMost women are not sufficiently posterior conscious,\u201d she says.\"It's the last impression as you leave the room that counts most.\u201d .Sign on a desk in the outer office of a movie executive: \u201cDrop your coins in this piggy hank and Help Stamp Out TV!\u201d .Dance Director Leroy Priniz, former RCAF ace in the first world war, president of Hollywood's British United Services Club.Historic Aircraft Show Planned For Coronation Billed as the \u201cPageant of Progress in Service Aviation\u201d, a display of aircraft, depicting the development of service aviation from before World War I to the present day, will be shown by the R.À.F.in the Royal Tournament at Earls Court, Lontion, from June \u201810 to 28.Mario Lanza is reported on a- : cast and a company of 56 highly - is new \u2019 Mitzi Gaynor brings a devil-may-care spirit to the famed theatrical personality, Eva Tanguay, whose life she portrays fn the Twentieth Century-Fox Technicolor musical, Girl,\u201d opening Sunday at the Westmount Theatre.Miss Tanguay was known for the wild abandon of her singing of her theme, \u201cI Don\u2019t Care.\u201d Co-starred are David Wayne and Oscar Levant.George Jessel produced and Lloyd Bacon directed the Waiter \u201cThe I Don\u2019t Oare \"| Confess\" To Be Shown At We stmount Alfred Hitchcock's suspense drama starring Montgomery Clift, Anne Baxter and Karl Malden, opens at the West- mount Theatre on Sunday.Filmed at Quebec, Canada, the scene of the picture, and in Hollywood, \u201cI Confess\u201d tells the exciting story of a prominent lawyer who is murdered in the French Canadian capital, and of the witness who is unable to speak out and reveal the identity of the murderer, even though his own life, and the reputation of a woman, are at stake.From that situation, the plot unfolds with suspense in scenes which take the principal characters through picturesque streets and historic buildings of Quebec, The action climaxes in one of the most unique chases of motion picture annals according to advance reports, within the walls of the famed Chateau Frontenac, where conferences which have shaped the fate of the world have been held, To capture for world-wide motion picture audiences the scenic beauty, atmosphere, and flavor of the city.which match the mood of his drama, Hitchcock brought his \u201cTI Confess\u2019, specialized technicians from Hol- lvwood to Quebec, to make the picture in the story's actual setting.Ninetv per cent of the picture was filmed in Quebec.And on the same program the life of Eva Tanguay, the irrepressible madcap of Broadway in the first part of this century, is recreated in \u201cThe 1 Dofi't Care Girl\u201d, Technicolor musical deriving its title from the famed star's theme song.\"I Don't Care\u201d.Mitzy Gay- nor, herself gifted with many of the qualities for which Eva Tanguay was known, enacts the legendary figure.Britain Hopes To Be First With 3D Cartoon Britain hopes to screen the world's first general release 3-D cartoon with a production planned for release in May.In his 3-D cartoon version of Edward Lear's story of the \u201cOwl and the Pussycat\u201d, producer John Halas sende them to sea in a 3-D boat with threepence wrapped in a five- pound note.Fish swim into the audience, , HMS 5 spre ong ley Lo \u2014 FT3\"T A BIG NOSE YOU HAVE GRANNY: Little Red Riding Hood, in the true spirit of the old fairy tale, has just come to tne conclusion that Granny's schnozzle looks a bit strange.Eleanor Halmanasch is Red Riding Hood and Wilma Goldstein is the wolf in this scene from the Children\u2019s Theatre final production of the season, fo be staged at Victoria Hall this Saturday afternoon.and next Saturday, May 28.The production is under the direction of Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters.7 Children\u2019s Theatre To Present The Children\u2019s Theatre will pre- \u2018sent \u2018Little Red Riding Hood\u2019 as the final production of the season en Saturday afternoon.A second \u2018performance will be given Saturday, May 23.Spa 2 Miller DANCE STUDIOS Springtime Revue _Victoria Hall - Westmount Thursday, May 21st, at 8 p.m.SHOW of SHOWS! ® Which Everyone Attends! * kx x \u2018| the forest.Final Play Of Season Saturday This fall length adaptation written by Jean Low, included 20 additional characters tc the original story.These are.Little Bo- Peep, Little Boy Blue, Humpty Dumpty, the Old Woman who Lived in a Shoe, Tom Tom the Piper's Son, Dr.Foster, the Golliwog, The Knave of Hearts, sand the lovely Emerald Fairy who, with a wave of wand, brings forth all the other fairies who dwell in The introduction of Topsy into the story, the little waif who has been adopted in the home of Red Riding Hood, is a\u201d unique comedy touch.Two young théspians make their initial] bow in Jeading roles.Sheila Mittleman plays the leading role of Red Riding Hood in the first performance, and Eleanor Kalmanasch plays the second show at Victoria Hall.The cast for these perfermances include: Sheila Stober, Beverly Vinegar, Michael Oliver, Allan Jack, Eleanor Rubin, Walter Wakefield, Shirley Strohl, Nina Novalker.The fairy tale folk include: Barry Zukerman, Barbara Ann Rubin, Linda Raff, Peter Cooney George Rudman, Barbara Brender, Chas.Smiley, Stanley Ralph, Bob Davis, Roberi Prinsky, Stephen Jacobson, and Stephen Garber, while the fairy band is headed by Ellen Joy Lewis with MUNKLAND - GIROUAHD DE 921) - LAST SHOWING TODAY! \u201cENCORE\u201d with Glynis Nigel Patrick.Added Hit! \"BLOODHOUNES OF BROAD WAY\" in Technicolor with Mitzi Gaynor, Scott Brady.Johns, 2 Starts SATURDAY! _ NY A elit 7 Musical ShoW onFarth.SNS TECHNICOLOR San) ne dm 7 20: PAGET ROBEAT RUM >\" WACNER- HUSSEY [ - Recital Series For Music Centre During Summer, Announced Details have been announced of the week-end festivals of music which are being organized by the Otter Lake Music \u2018Centre, and which are being organized by the Otter Lake Music Centre, and which will be presented as part of the Montreal Festivals this summer, Maureen Forrester, gifted young contralto, George Lapenson, violinist frequently featured in na- tion-wide broadcasts, and Mario Duschenes, well-known flautist \u2018and a member of the Music Centre's staff, will give recitals for the Centre, and there will be a program of choral music sung by the Montreal Bach Choir.In addition, two chamber music recitals are being planned, which will comprise works for pianoforte and string trios played by Mildred Goodman and Hyman Bress, violinists, Otto Joachim, violist, Walter Joachim, cellist, and John Newmark, pianist.These varied programs will not only be of interest to members of the Centre, but will also appeal to vacationers in the Laurentian and nearby districts.Plans for opening the Centre have met with considerable response, and inguiries have been received from such widely separated points as New York, Philadelphia, and Winnipeg.Enrollment so far includes several in other professions as well as music students and teachers, among them a doctor, an engineer, and a secretary.Youngsters Now Busy Constructing Racers For Coaster-Classic Members of the Montreal Kinsmen Club are preparing details for the All-Canadian \u2018Coaster Classic\u201d, to be held on Saturday, June 27.The race will be held on Des- ardin Street, running south from Sherbrooke Street.This has proven an ideal \u201chill\u201d during the past few years and attracted a large entry and has ample space for spectators.Youngsters from nine years of age are eligible.In many garages at the present time the competitors are busily constructing their \u201cspeeders.\u201d The object of this conlest is not only the competitive angle, but the Kinsmen feel that it interests the youngsters in construction and keeps them busy in the spring months, consequently off the streels and out of trouble.Last year two boys from N.D.G.won prizes.Peter Overing, won the Harwood trophy for the best constructed car.Richard Powell, a local Boy Scout, took second honors in the race and displayed fine sportsmanship by declining award of a bicycle.He asked that the prize be given to Allan Thompson, of Lachine because Allan had injured his feet when he crashed his car into the curb.This was necessary when à youngster stepped on the \u201chighway.\u201d Young Thompson was leading in the race when the mishap occured.However, the Kinsmen Club apprecialing the sportsmanship, made sure both contestants received a \u2018bike.\u201d Entries must oe sent to the Kinsmen Club, P.O.Box 491; Place d\u2019Armes, Montreal, as soon as possible.to 15 | \u2014_\u2014 a | The first shipment of prairie crude oil destined for a British Columbia refinery-a.32-car train carrying 6,400 barrels of oil left on September 27, 1952.Susan Grenfeld, Merle Soiferman, | Arlene Sailor, Marilyn Rodin, Karen Kaplan, Marilyn Kaporowsky, | featuring Marilyn Rodin as the \u2018solo dancer, Linda Drapkin and: Estelle Strohl, Judy Smiley, San-'.dra Freedman and Gissa Israel], | are also seen in important roles.i PAGE SEVENTANE THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1953 = Boston Symphony, Metropolitan = Opera, London Ballet Scheduled Three world-famous institutions, , the Boston Symphony.Orchestra, | the Metropolitan Opera Company | and the celebrated London's Festival Ballet will be brought to the Forum for Musical May of Montreal, one of the most distinguished series believed ever to have been offered to the public here.The series is being presented by Canadian Concerts and Artists.Bight performances in all will be given over a period of two weeks.Opening performance will be given on Thursday evening, May 21, by the great Boston Symphony Orchestra under the direction of the noted French conductor, Pierre Monteux.This will be the first visit of the Boston Symphony to Montreal in more than 25 years.On Friday evening, May 22, the Metropolitan Opera Company will open its second season in Montreal with Rigoletto starring Leonard Warren, Richard Tucker and\u2019 Roberta Peters.The famous company will be here for three days, giving La Boheme on Saturday afternoon, Samson and Delilah on Saturday evening and Tosca on Sunday evening.Besides Messrs.Tucker, Warren and Miss Peters, other top stars will be here to sing roles for which New Antique Shop Displays Fine Arts One of these days the City of Westmount will be enriched with a new Antique Shop at 4916 Sherbrooke West.A visit to this new establishment delightfully surprised this reporter with the beauty and rich variety of antiques from every corner of the globe.: Mr.Frederic Schlesinger and Mrs.Lisl Steiner, the managers, very busy with last minute preparations for the opening, are experts, both European, who gained their knowledge through study and travel throughout Europe.Mr.Schlesinger took time out to show us a \u201cew pieces which are worthy of a place in any museum.On our own we browsed about and saw, here a piece of carving of the sixteenth century, beautifully carved old ivories, there, a painting by a Flemish Master, there, a delicately formed piece of china of which only a very few pieces exist today, a Sevres clock of the 18th century, a lovely rococo cabinet, a richly carved old chair, miniatures by Old Masters, ancient glasses and cups and saucers, and many other items too numerous to mention, a veritable symphony of European culture and art of forgotten days.The personality of the managers of this new enterprise, which will shortly open under the name of \u2018Old England Antiques Limited\u2019 should contribute much to bring this newly organised firm into the ranks of the Jeading firms of this City.NOW OPEN AFTERNOON and EVENING Mondays open a C.P.R.siding in the Leduc area they are injernationally known, They include Dorothy Kirsten, Rise Stevens, Regina Resnik and Hilda Gueden, Ian Peerce, Ramon Vinay, Nicola Moscona, Mario del Monaco, Frank Guarerra and others, Of special interest will be the first operatic appearance here of George London, the great baritone who has just scored tremendous hit in the Metropolitan's revival of Boris Godounov in which he sang Boris and who was chosen as the first Bayreuth Amfortas in the postwar revival there of Pare sifal.WESTMOUNT Starts SUNDAY! IF YOU KNEW WHAT HE FILMED IN CANADA'S COLORFUL Quesec By WARNER Bros.STARRING | Monteomery Cur - ANnEBANTER KARLMALDEN-BRIAN AHERNE ALSO! \u2014\u2014 SKY HIGH 5&11P.M.cNOR- VE ! | | starring - TODAY and SATURDAY! MITZI \"ROAD TO BALI\" in Technicolor, with Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour.Also: \"DESPERATE SEARCH\" with Jane Greer.Howard Keel, PAGE EIGHTEEN Westmount RECREATION DEPT.The second Tabloid Sports Meet for boys 10 and 11 years of age was held at the Westmount Athletic Grounds on Thursday evening, May 7th, at 7 p.m.Where 30 boys participated in competition for team points.Team No.7 were the victors of this competition, amassing a total of 51 points, There will be four® competitions and the team with the highest total at the end of these four meets will be presented with a trophy.To date, Team No.7 is in the lead with a total of 131 points after two competitions.Close on their heels and still very much in - the running is Team No.4 with 129 points.Team No.7 is made up of the following boys: Paul Froio (captain), T.Pleuss, M.Burman, N.Donohue, D.Anderson.Team No, 4 includes J.Berwyck (captain), P.Thom, D.White, B.MeMillan, L.Margo- lick.Following are team standings after two tabloid meets: See Our Wonderful Assortment \u2014- of \u2014 \u2026\u2014 = g -_ TOR SE for EMPIRE DAY Monday May 18th.and CORONATION DAY Tuesday, June 2nd .84 Lagauchetiere St.W.- MA, 5416 near St.Urbain St.(été te As 4065 Wing-Tai-Chong Co.| [ - ; modore i Lafleur Avenue: © rd EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY , 1 1953 Team No.7 \u2014 1st, 131 pointy Team No: 4 \u2014 2nd, 129 points Team No.3 \u2014 31d, 119 points Team No.1 \u2014 4th, 116 points Team No.6'\u2014 5th, 107 points Team No.5 \u2014 6th, 105 points Competitions are held Thursday evening at the W.A.G.at 7:00 p.m.All parents and residents of Westmount are welcome, Tennis The Westmount Municipal Tennis Courts are now open for all residents.Ticket permits for the use of the courts may be picked up by applying in person at the West- mount Athletic Grounds, 4350 St.Catherine St.West.These offices will be open from 8:45 to 6:00 p.mon Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during the month of May, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:45 a.m.to 5:00 p.m.Suitable address proof must be shown.Please get your ticket before going to the courts, as \u2018the court attendants are instructed to tum away anyone who is not in possession of a proper permit.Save time and trouble by complying with these rules.Intermediate Softball Westmount residents who\" are { softball enthusiasts from a spec- | tator\u2019s point of view will be pleased to know that two Westmount teams, namely, Dow and MacRae | Electric, will be playing in a league with six other teams from N.D.G.All of their home games will be played on the Western Avenue softball diamonds.The calibre of play will be excellent and you can support your boys by coming out to cheer them on.Most Tuesdays and Thursdays will be softball 3 nights.Midget Track & Field The Midget Track & Field team is now taking better shape and should do well in competition.The first meet, which was to .be Held Saturday, May 16th, has been cancelled due \u2018to lack of grounds and also because many of the boys from the four communities are entering events in the Valleyfield Legion Track Meet on the same day.However, the first meet will be [| held on Saturday.May 23rd.The City of Westmount, Town of Mt.Royal, St.Laurent and Verdun will each have teams competing in these Saturday meets.Any boy living in Westmount or attending school in Westmount is welcome to take part in these competitions.The age limit is under 16 as at July 1, 1953.Cricket Club Holds Practice The first practice of Westmount Cricket Club, 1952 league champions, was held in the park last Saturday, and regular practice sessions are slated for every Tuesday and Friday evenings.President Alan Liddell is fairly confident that the local team will again head the nine team league but nevertheless, he is on the lookout for promising material and invites all those interested in the world's finest game to turn out and take a turn before the wickets.| 4 > Quebec Racing Group / To Hold Regatta, May 31 The newly formed Quebec Boat Racing Association will hold a regatta in.aid of the Verdun Police Juvenile club, May 31.The event will take place at the Verdun Yacht Club and a big turnout is expected.Further information may be had.from Com- Maurice Fortin at 76 The Canadian Pacific Railway's new 70-foot-long, depressed centre : flat car is completely cast in one piece, has two four-wheel trucks at each end instead of the usual single six wheel truck, and is 13 feet longer than the previous biggest flat car, Its total capacity is 339,000 pounds.The depressed centre part of the car measures 26 feet.\u2018each \u2018health and new hope for underprivileged nations, Communism hay .YMC.A.World Service - Deeds, Not Words If this had been set up as a news.1tem a good effjtorial would have er Re ave, been ed so da the dries\u2019 ni your, enjoyment, t the rules of good journalism are ignored ~ for once, Hungry, sick and discouraged people form pnreceptive audiences for lectures on the beguties of life in a democracy, and are more likely to be swayed by the fill-stomach promises of Communism, Words are not enough.We must back them up with action.Our deeds must.prove democracy really-can provide more food, better rough going when this is done in a down-to-earth fashion clearly benefiting the man in the street.\"Nowhere is this being demonstrated today than in Ethiopia.There the Communist educational and information centre, aided by 100 skilled propagandists, was doing a land-office business until 18 months M; have ago.Then Merlin \u2018Bishop, a YMCA World Service worker from Ji sh Georgia, arrived and set up shop.He organized classes in woodworking, show printing, metalworking and mechanics.For good measure, he added a dg music appreciation, Bible lessons and sports.oh - But he didn\u2019t stop there.He opened évening courses in health and + sanitation to combat malaria, tuberculosis, smallpox, typhus and other scourages, To drive home the lessons, Bishop uses motion pictures and dramatic \u2018skits.His \u201cstudents\u201d arrive hours ahead of time, taking up vantage \u2018points on trees, poles and fenees.Crowds of 8, 000 are common, Five months ago, Bishop reports, the Communists were outdrawing the YMCA about three to one.Now the Y is pulling nine times the attendance as the Russian centre., But the YMCA worker sounds a sobering note.\u201cAs in most places,\u201d he says, \u201cCommunism in Ethiopia is making a bid for the hearts and minds of the world, the economic situation plays into their hands, The Communists know this and are making the most ofit.\u201cA bold, well-planned program can keep us ahead.But it must come quickly.As things are now, we had more funds, staff and equipment, I am confident we could.\u201d All of us in Westmount will want to do our best to help the YMCA in Ethiopia ~ and other equipment it needs.Plainly, it is one of our most effective means of halting Communism \u2014 with deeds, not words.people.And as in so many parts of I am not sure we can win.But if lands \u2014 get .the funds, staff and THIS WEEK AND NEXT AT.Unity Boys\u2019 Club LILAS SAIS SSII ALI III SSII VIII 1090 GREENE AVE.7 .S A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB a A A MM By M a u ri Cc e M a ri a si n e ; \u201cPLAY BALL\u201d shouts the Umpire as the Unity Boys\u201d Club Little League Baseball Team takes the field next Tuesday night at Kent Park in their inaugural game of the season.Coach Jack McKissock's main worry at the moment isn\u2019t the opposing Red Socks but rather the problem of transporting the team from the Club to the Park and back.He is hopeful that some = - sportsmined people with cars will chosen to participate: Carol Chase, | LT , Shirley McMahon, Donald Stewart offer their services.Jack\u2019s phone \u2018 , number is EL.5391 Catherine McMahon; Jean Nye, te Truman Neilson, Allan Leek, Don- The second league game takes ; ; a ald King, Clara Ann Naidu Cham- al place on Thursday, May 21st at ; ; tho .bers, Geraldine Galley, Shirley 105 6.30 p.m.versus the Browns.; bere s Brault, Alana Downie, Ellen Row- = Little League Baseball ; : .the Its Objectives land, Michael Tagieff, Sandra 2 oe : Walker.Present plans indicate fee The objective of Little League ; ; ; tac .; that the final class meeting will = Baseball shall be to implant firmly take place at Westmount Park do in the bovs of the community the eP ce qua ideals of good sportsmanship, + .pue run honesty, loyalty, courage and re- Parents\u2019 To Hold Social Evening a % verence, 50 that they may be finer, On Saturday evening, May 23rd, car stronger and happier boys and at the 8:30 p.m.the Parents and ya will grow to be good, clean healthy Leaders\u2019 Club will hold their reg- the men.5 \u2019 ular monthly meeting and social oo Spring Basketball House League Set-to-gether.; aga -In the Intermediate Section the] DON'T FORGET the Variety = Alabama Stars\u2019 nosed out the| Show which will.be presented at I Globetrotters 20-15 and the Red the Boys\u2019 Club on Friday and Sat- Eo Wings walloped the Athletics urday May 29th and 30th.The tai 40-16, and in the Junior Section admission is 50 cents and the pro- ag the Blue Bombers made it two ceeds will be used to purchase ad- Ian straight defeating the Eskimos ditional sports and crafts equip- of\u201d: 19-13 while the Tiger-Cats set back Ment.Jim the Routh Riders 12-8.the Girls\u2019 Section Notes it Girls\u2019 Work Supe-visor, Mar- 0 garet Nolte reports that the 10 and J A.C Poole .TA 11 Girls\u2019 Club held a swimming (Continued from page 3) tog party at Brewster Baths last Mon- \u2018 ma.day evening.On Wednesday after- Ottawa; a sister, Mrs.Harry P.effq noon the group also participated Taylor, and a brother, W.C.tof in a picnic supper at Mount Royal.Poole, \u2018both of Toronto; and two we To-morrow afternoon, a drama grandchildren, Miss Pamela Poole ing demonstration will be presented |and Miss Norma Poole, of Mon; by the Creative Dramatic \u2018Class.treal.A The demonstration takes place at His wife , the former Daisy Cl 2.30 p.m.with the following plays, Cummings Poole, died in 1945.BS: presented: Three Bears, Red Rid Funeral service was held Mon- Of ing Hood, Billy Goat Gruff, The|day, from the chapel of Jos.C.Sandwood Box, The Three Wishes Wray and Bro.Mountain street, = and Get up and bar the door.The and burial took place in Mount hee have been! Royal Cemetery.following members BE ATWATER 1079 MOUNTAIN § UN.6-9032.WI.4177 - OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 PM. riety Sat- The pro- e ad- quip- T | were treated to a good a - of fast open rugger by both squads.| 8-0 lead when veteran campaigner \u2018lan who retired with a rib injury .up quickly made a smart pick up \u2014 Barbarians.Defeated | Westmount Scottish Rack \"Up 10-8 Sabbath Vi \u2014 THB EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1958 Westmt.Squad ictory A converted touchdown five minutes from time was just enough This was the first-ever game | have been formed within the parent shown throughout this fast, hard The fine weather brought out .to give the Westmount Scottish a narrow 10-8 triumph over the West- : mount Barbarians in a gime played at Trenholme Park Sunday afternoon.between these two teams which Westmount Club, Ken rivalry was played contest.The Barbarians ,.« showed great spirit during the contest and were unlucky to lose such ; a close decision to the stronger Scots team.a good \u2018number of spectators who BARBARIANS SCORE The black and white shirted Barbarians jumped into a quick Bob Leevers showing a fine turn of speed outwitted the Scottish defence to go over near the corner.The convert from a difficult position was missed, Gradually the Scottish gained the upper hand and went close to scoring on three occasions before the 20 minute mark.Twice they seemed to be robbed of touchdowns by mystifying decisions by the referee, However, the Barbarians defence held firm and half-time came with them still holding a 3-0 edge.On the stroke of half-time the Barbarians lost centre Conor No- after being hurt in a tackle.This loss upset the Baba's backfield at the beginning of the second half and it was not long before the Scottish took advantage of this to go into the lead.SCOTS TAKE LEAD After a quick passing play from a scrum, stand-off Bob Watt kicked ahead.George Ewan following on the loose ball to run over for a TD under the posts.Ian Mair kicked an easy convert.The Barbarians settled down after this reverse and began to have their share of the game again, The black and white forwards, &l- though outweighed and outnumbered, were holding their own with the stronger Scots pack.After a series of Scottish attacks the Barbarians brok away down the right wing.Centre three- quarter Hastings made most of the running and when challenged gave a dandy inside pass to Warren Carter who ran the last thirty yards unopposed to score under the posts.Carter also kicked the convert to put his side in the lead again by an 8-5 count.T.D.For Adam Time was running out when Eoin Ruthven, the Scottish captain made a thrust down the middle of the field.He passed on to Jan Mair who was tackled short of the line, but Scottish forward, Jim Adam, following up, dribbled the ball over the line and dived on it for the game-tieing touchdown.From a none too easy position Jan Mair kicked a nice convert to give the Scots their two point margin of victory.With one last effort the Barbarians went near to \u2019scoring but the final whistle went with the Scottish still holding the long end of a 10-8 score.Meet Bytown This Saturday the Westmount Club play chosts to the Bytown Beavers who journey down from Ottawa.As yet the ground for the match has not been settled.The match of the season has been arranged for the end of this month when the Westmount Club will play Yale University, who recently won the College Rugger title in Bermuda.Watch this paper for further details of the game which will be played in the West end of the city in the last week of May.Anyone interested in joining the Westmount Club either in a playing or non-playing capacity should call Conor Nolan at HU, 8-6728.When you tighten and tone them by exercise, muscles cling closer to the bone structure, and become \u2018more compact.\u201c in mourning \"over thé passing of YMCA.NOTES The first course of Learn-to- Swim lessons ends today when the youngsters show their parents the progress they have made.in the ten lessons.May 19th marks the beginning of the second course for girls, and on the 21st, the second boys class begins.There is room for four girls in the special 4.00 o'clock Improve- your-swim class.This is for girls who can swim and wish to improve their strokes, learn-to-dive and other water stunts.Adult Swimming With summer just around the corner all men and women are reminded of the regular swimming periods for both men and women as well as the mixed swimming sessions.Instruction is available for men Monday and Friday at 5:30 p.m.and for women on Monday and Friday 7:00 p.m.Those interested are asked to contact the physical department.Mixed swim periods are Tuesday and Friday 8:00 to 10:00 p.m.Summer Membership A special summer membership is now in force for the summer months.Those wishing to take advantage of our facilities on this plan are asked to enquire at the Westmount \u201cY\u201d office.Loses Out In Toronto Tourney By JIM ADAM The Westmount Rugger Club seven-a-side team put up a grand performance before bowing out in the third round of the Toronto Spring Seven-a-side tourney played last Saturday in the Queen City.A head injury sustained by sap- tain Ian Mair in the second round match needed five stitches.This bad stroke of luck seemed to upset the rest of the team in the third round and they lost a close 8-3 game to the Brantford Harlequins, In round one tthe Westies beat Toronto Barbarians II 13-0 on touchdowns by Warren Carter and & Dave Hastings.Bob Watt kicked two converts, Defeat Avro The Montreal boys also had little difficulty in the second round in accounting for Avro II whom they beat 12-0, TDs in this match were scored by Ian Mair, two, Warren Carter \u2018and Tom Cullen.A breakaway by a Brantford player just before the final whistle clinched the game for the Ontario crew in the third round.Trailing 3-5 Westmount were swarming round the Harlequin line when one of their opponents broke away to add an insurance marker, West- mount\u2019s score in this game came on a touchdown by scrum-half Tom Cullen, z Phe whole Westmount team played grand Rugby throughout the tourney and are to be congratulated for putting up such a grand show in the unseasonal high temperature.The Cup was won by the Toronto Barbarians I who beat out the St.Catherines Wasps in the final.This was the first such tournament run in Toronto and it was voted a grand succes, by all.The Westmount Club hope that next spring they will bring back the Cup from the Queen City.Westmounters who made the trip were Dave Hastings, Warren Carter, Bob Watt, Tom Cullen, Barry Ward, Ian Mair and Yat- sik Makowski.Reserve was Dick Miller.SPORTS at St.Leo's Mike Lunny and his Giants softball nine, bit the dust for the first time in the Bantam Intermural schedule, when the Yanks edged\u2019 them out 10 to 8.With the schedule now completed, the decks are now cleared to settle the play-offs.The league leading Giants will face the second place Yanks, in the best two out of three series for the championship.series are May 21st, 22nd and 27th, and umpires will be Dave Donohue, Tommy St.James, Karl Hurley and Joe Gallagher.\u2018The senior high school tennis tournament, will get underway on Wednesday, May 20th at 3.45 p.mon the Western Ave.courts.The calibre of tennis players in this tournament is a mystery, making it impossible to grade them.Rumours have it, that Karl Hurley, Sandy Morrison and Alfred Du- ranleau are above average but don't bet your shirt on it.Look for some changes on the present school policy of awarding trophies to the competitors, who are most proficient at athletics.A high degree of sportsmanship, will be demanded in the future from every candidate in line for a trophy.A few of this year\u2019s trophy winners fell a little short of this essential commodity for a genuine school athlete, A little success in sports, acts like champagne on the dreamer type of athlete.The Pee Wee Track and Field Handicaps, held every Thursday evening at Westmount Athletic Grounds, proving popular with the small fry.This well organized sports event, would do even better, if staged in the afternoon under old sol, instead of at twilight.Paul Ramsey, the Academy's number one boxing enthusiast, still Dates for thigk boxing from the school sports menu, An invitation golf tournament for high school boys, will be held on Friday, May 28th at Mount Royal Golf Club, school to enter four boys to a team.St.Leo's could enter a good team but exams may upset plans to enter a team.PAGE NINETEEN Out for Season Although the trip was successful from a playing point of view injuries sustained by three of the \u2018| players have put them out for the remainder of the season.Besides Jan Mair's painful head injury, Carter injured his leg and Bob Watt pulled a muscle.It is unlikely any of these players will play again this Spring.This weekend the Westmount Club takes off for the States once more when they travel to Hanover, N.H., where they will play Dartmouth College on Saturday.This exhibition game will be one of the highlights of the Dartmouth \u201cGreen Key\" Spring weekend.The Dartmouth crew held an 8- 5 decision over the powerful Harvard crew who beat Westmount in a close game earlier in the season, However, The Westies are confident of turning out a strong victory with them when they ree turn over the border.Two Home Games After this match Westmount round out the season with two attractive home games.May 23 will see the Brantford Harlequins as visitors to Montreal and they will be hoping to repeat their seven-a-side win of last Saturday.With the full fifteen men aside Westmount think they should pull off a win at the expense of the colorful visiting squad.Watch this paper next week for ground and kick-off details.New Diesels for B.C.When the Canadian Pacific Rails way receives the last of its $15, 000,000 order for 73 diesel locomotives this summer, the new motive power will completely dieselize operations on 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