The Westmount examiner, 20 novembre 1953, vendredi 20 novembre 1953

[" es ol Ra ede SO] SD DD The Fxamine a Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1953 LATEST REGULATIONS Al AUTOISTS, PEDESTRIAN \u2014 y.yoL XXIV, No.47 peed: 30 mph | Parking: 4 hrs Pedestrians and motorists alike will benefit from the newest amend- | ments to the Westmount traffic bylaws, Chief R.= A.Byford told The Exa- | miner last night.\u201cGreat care has been taken\u201d he said, \u201cto protect autoists and pedestrians from each other\u201d.# \u2018Highlights of the newest amendments include a speed limit of 30 miles an : hour, one of 20 in specific Fzones, and four hour j.parking except where otherwise specified.Chief Byford has warned \u2018drivers that splashing pedes- i trians with water, mud or \u201cslush has been outlawed.Mo- | torists must slow their speed to prevent splashing pedes- trans or car windows.The speed law has been set at (Continued on Page 2) = PRICE 5¢ va Kun, Jan Erdely Lead Fencers lo Victory As Canadian Titlists Westmount \u201cY\u201d fencers stole the show at the Canadian Fencing Championships at Palestre Nationale, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.The ladies\u2019 crown was captured by Eva Kun, Westmount \u201cY\u201d star, followed by her team-mate Mrs.Jarmila Vokeral in second place.Betty Hale, a third member of the Westmount \u201cY\u201d fencing club, in a| comeback appearance after a long lay-off, displayed fine technique in- taking fourth place.J.Erdely, a former fencing master from Hungary, and coach of the last British Olympic fencing team, who now fences at\u2019 the \u201cY\u201d took the sabre title easily.The sabre event was also dominated by \u201cY'\" fencers with Bob Cardoza, second; Roland Asselin, fifth and Allan Howard, sixth.Geo Tully (McGill) a former Canadian Olympic fencer and three weapon Canadian champion for three succesive years turned in a fine performance to take third place.The tournaments were marked by many fast exchanges of attacks highest degree of skill ever dis- and counter-attacks.Probably the played championship was to be seen during the sabre competition especially.Canadians are very fortunate to have such Europeans as Eva Kun, Jan Erderly and Stephen Vamos here to improve their technique.Mr.Vamos particularly, is responsible for the great improve- (Continued on Page 2) in a Canadian fencing\u2019 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 * * Westmount In October .FIRE DEPARTMENT There were 31 calls, 23 for fires and 8 miscellaneous.No serious fire occurred during the month.Among the calls there were 2 false alarms.322 premises were re-inspected for fire prevention.Resulting from these inspections, 8 notices were served.239 fire extinguishers were inspected.Water pressures were satisfactory.14 fire drills were carried out at various schools \u2014 the best drill taking place at Roslyn School when approximately 900 pupils were evacuated through 4 exits in 1 minute and 31 seconds.POLICE DEPARTMENT There was a total of 63 accidents reported resulting in injuries to 16 persons \u2014 a decrease of 5 accidents and 8 persons injured compared with the previous month.There was 1 fatal accident.56 of the accidents were traffic and 7 other than traffic or street.In the traffic accidents 9 persons were injured, and 1 fatal.828 cases were made during the month; 814 beihg traffic offences.683 court tickets were issued, 69 | arrests effected, 76 summons were issued.14 arrests were made or .summons issued for offences other than traffic infractions.Of the 828 cases made during the month plus 598 carried forth from the previous month, 701.were (Continued on Page 38) Galaxy Of Local Sport Greats Greets Boys At Unity Dinner Wesley Bennett, 12, of 806 Walker avenue, was just.one of about 150 boys present at the first annual Father and Son Banquet and Sports Night at the Unity Boys Club Monday, but his reaction was typical of all \u2014 a real swell evening.Unity officials presented 111 boys with crests for playing on club sponsored hockey, basketball, softball and baseball teams, while the boys stared wide-eyed at a galaxy of sport stars present.All the major sports had standout representatives present, in addition to officials from the Red Feather Organization and West- mount Rotary Club.Tex Coulter, Sam Etcheverry and Tom Hugo.from Alouettes, Dickie Moore and Jean Beliveau of the Canadiens, boxer Armand Savoie, Joey Richman, commissioner of Biddy Basketball, Frank Shaughnessy, head of the International Baseball League and Al Par sley, columnist with the Montreal Herald, all participated in a question period, directed by Russ Taylor of CFCF.The children present pointed their queries at one of the luminaries present, as a feature of the evening's program Entertainment by some of the children from the Unity Talent Parade was also served up, and the youngsters put on a topnotch show.The head taple guests were pre- -\u2014 sented with souvenirs made in the Boys Workshop, by lads of nine and 10, at the end of the night.Another feature was a singsong conducted by- Herb Davies and Fred Pennell.The dinner was chaired by Bill Allison, president of the West- mount Rotary Club, sponsors of Unity Boys, while the official wel- (Continued on Page 2) Vocational Service Rofary Lunch Topic Of James Busfield Many ways to improve the vocational service of a Rotary Club were suggested at the weekly meeting of the Westmount Rotary Club by Jim Busfield, member of the Rotary Club of Montreal.In a talk on-*\u201cVocational Service,\u201d he said that clubs might, to better employee-employer relationship fields, have groups of inspecting Rotarians visit other members\u2019 businesses.Panel discussions amongst members and classification talks were other topics.Busfield, executive secretary of the Quebec Easter Seal Society, said it was necessary for all vocations to be dignified, as a means of serving society as a whole.Rotarians should also encourage and foster their friends to look (Continued on Page 2) | > 3e Dre So Memb, .a À Ce A aw pr - - PAGE TWO (A project of the Westmount Rotary Club) a by Maurice Mariasine Presho\u2019s Cagers Win \u201cA\u201d Series ~ George Presho\u2019s Intermediates \u201c Basketball Team defeated the East \".End Boys Club-Warriors last Friday Night 70-39 to win Section \u201cA\u201d of the Golden Ball Tournament F.L.SILVER Ladies\u2019 & Gents\u2019 TAILOR 1235 Greene Avenue (Downstairs) WI.6633 © REPAIRING eo CLEANING ® PRESSING.Have your Topcoat or Overcoat made new.Latest Pall and Winter styles.Customer's or our material made up.Teams Pl.Won Lost Pts \u2018Dodgers 2 2-0 4 Tiger Cats 2 1 1 2 Rangers > 1 a 2 Globetrotters 2 0 2 0 ; every day of the year for INSURANCE Edwin D.CHRISTMAS INSURANCE BROKER MA.3332 GL.4519 308 ST.JAMES ST.W.FITZRGY 0769 ; Club?Question No.7.Last year| J and two girls to the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount is affiliated WILLS, MARRIAGE CONTRACTS.AGREEMENTS, Etc.¥ George F.Bourke NOTARY WESTMOUNT Q Id CLE MAL \u2018with two straight victories having previously defeated the Buddies: 56-58 in a hard fought tussle.Biddy Basketball House League \u2014 Last Saturday afternoon two games were played in the Biddy Basketball League, Tiger-Cats swamped \u2018the Globetrotters 27-5 and the Dodgers defeated the Rangers 13-5.Keith Gavin was high scorer for the Tiger Cats with 9 points and Bruce Hutchison for the Globetrotters had 3.Donald Tani was Dodgers high man with 8 points and Freddy Simms had 4 for the\u2019 Rangers.The League standing is as follows: CONTEST How Well Do You Know Your Club members elected two boys Club Royal Family \u2014 The King, Quieen, Prince and Princess.Who were they\u201d?Submit your answer in writing to the Club Office not later than Thursday, November 26.\u2018The correct answer to.question No.5 which was: The Unity Boys\" with five other M.B.A.Boys' Clubs.Name them .The answer: East End Boys.Club, 79th Battery, St.Columba House, Kinsmen Boys\u2019 Club of Verdun and the Lions Boys\u2019 Club of Montreal.There was soine confusion regarding the new Point St.Charles Boys' and Girls\u2019 Club which is in process of being built, but as yet has not been officially opened and could not be included in the M.B.A.Clubs at the present time, Only three questions remain in the Contest.To-date 10 contestants have a perfect score \u2014 the total participation numbers 124.1218 GREENE AVE.231 St.James Street West, Plateau 445) \u2014 = : : \u2014 HOWARD S.ROSS, Q.C.Barrister and Solicitor Office: Suite 1115, Daily Star Bldg.Residence: Terrace Apartments, it no ans'ver at residence \u201cphone PL.4451 Ten Rosemount Avenue, Westmount, Glenview 2177 is Hell?Where Are Will We See Them?What 4250 Western Avenue, MUSIC HELL \u2014 DEATH \u2014 An illustrated Bible Message SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH SUNDAY, NOV.22, 7:30 P.M.Evangelist Brendel PUNISHMENT! Do We live?The Dead?When?How?Westmount SINGING \u2014 AY COLONIAL ç | NEW YORK $21.30 ($38.35 Round Trip Fare) 5 FLIGHTS DAILY (4 non-stops \u2014 most frequent Montreal to New York Service) \u2018 VIA LA GUARDIA AIRPORT GOING TO FLORIDA?Colonial offers Canadians quick connections to Florida at New York.LATE NIGHT SERVICE TO NEW YORK THE OWL ONLY 814.20 4-Engine Service Direct te .WASHINGTON, b.C.and SYRACUSE Leave Montreal 10.13 a.m.COLONIAL AIRLINES Call MA.2201 or see your travel agent sunset and sunrise unless they are \u201cequipped with one or more lamps.; the traffic lane on the same side \u201c section.THE EXAMINER, WESSMOUNT, \u201cRIDAY.NOVEMBER 20, 1958 \u20ac {THIS WEEK AND NEXT AT + + mme \u2018Unity Boys\u2019 Club 1090 GREENE AVE.= A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB B22 LL Af RE By M a uri ce M ari a sine Speed: 30 m.p.h.(Continued from Page 1) 30 m.p.h,, on all- Westmount streets | and 20 m.ph in school and playground zones, in Janes, on curves, in commercial districts, when passing a safety zone or descending a steep hill and at intersections.The revised bylaw gives further protection to pedestrians waiting for trams at stops mot equipped!p.m.at Westmount Y.M.C.A.A with safety zones.When the tram'is 50 feet from a Zoneless stop motor vehicles must slow down so they won\u2019t pass the rear.of the street car.Drivers can\u2019t proceed.again until the tram has started.Where: there are safety zones they must exercise caution.- On the other hand, the law prohibits pedestrians from entering crosswalks at intersections where there are special lights for them unless they face a green light or walk signal, When parking their cars motorists: must lock the door and ignition and set the hand brake.On an incline the wheels must be turned into the curb.Horse drawn vehicles are prohibited from the streets between Drivers are prohibited froth changing direction or\u2019 crossing from one side of the street to the other except.at an intersection or to enter or leave a garage, parking lot or private driveway.When entering lanes or driveways on certain streets drivers must do so from the direction of of the street they are located.These streets are St.Antoine, Dorchester, St.Catherine, Western, Sherbrooke, Cote St.Antoine, Westmount, \u2018 the Boulevard, Atwater, Greene, Kensington between Sherbrooke and Cote St.Antoine and Victoria between St.Catherine and Sherbrooke.On entering a street from a lane or driveway drivers must always turn to the right unless on a one- way street.; Parking is prohibited within 25 \u2018feet of any fire hydrant, fire station driveway, street excavation or obstruction, stop or slow sign.It is prohibited within 40 feet of an intersection, 30 feet of a tram or bus stop, 125 feet of an intersection equipped with automatic traffic signal detectors and 75 feet of the other side of the inter- Parking is also prohibited in front of a private driveway and within 25 feet of an entrance or exit to a theatre, church, hospital, school or public assembly hall.The four-hour parking limit on all street and public places provides for drivers who move\u2019 their vehicles in the same block or public place.There cars will be considered parked continuously.- The bylaw amendments do not apply to public« utility or emergency veh's#2s3 when operating and sounding their warning device.Hell, Death, Punishment Is Topic Of Evangelist \u201c \u201cHell! Death! Punishment!\u201d is the subject of the Bible message to be given tonight in the Sev- enth-day Adventist Church by Harold Brendel, evangelist.He will show from God's word exactly what happens to a person when he dies.Do you believe in Hell Fire?\u2018How long will fire burn if there is a Hell?Will we be punished if we are not saved?God's word has the answers to these questions and with colored pictures tonight illustrating these truths, Mr.Brendel will bring the truth to the attention of all who attend.The place, The Seventh- day Adventist Church, 4250 Western Avenue, in Westmount.The meeting is tonight at 7:30 p.m.Come early and enjoy the inspiring music as well as the singing.This is the third in a series of evangelistic meetings by Evangelist Brendel, local \u2018representative of the \u201cVoice of Prophecy.\u201d \u2018Director, by calling GL 3916.\u2018rollment may still be made in the Galaxy of.-come was given by William Mox- and Ken Stone.Midget Basketball TV aaa.YMCA.Notes Senior.Life Saving Class: A class for Y.M.C.A.Senior Life Saving Techniques begins Saturday, November 21, 12:00 to 1:00 boy.must be 17 years of age to register for this course.Methods of approaching and towing a person in distress will be taught, also the new Neilson nrethod of artificial respiration, This is an excellent opportunity for a young man |» to qualify himself as & swimming\" leader.Registrations may be made with Lew Waller,: \u201cY\u201d Physical Basketball: Men's and Senior boys basketball groups meet Wednesday evening 8:00 to 10:00 and Saturday afternoons 2:00 to 4:00.Visitors and guests are welcome to drop in for a game with the gang.Registrations are now being taken\u2019 for the \u2018Hit and Miss\u201d Basketball League which will commence early in December.Junior Girls Swim Class: En- Thursday 4:00 to 5:00 special swim period for girls.The class is divided into two sections, 4:00 to 4:30 Beginners and 4:30 to 5:00 advanced Swimmers.The following girls have passed YM.C.A.Progressive Swim tests during November: ; One Star Test: Mary Black, June Mack, Sherrill Ruthman.Two Star Test: Lois Anne Clark, Monica Damont, Anne Hewitt, Louise Starr, Caiol Young.(Continued from Page 1) ley, vice-president of Unity.Maurice Mariasine, club director, took charge of presenting the crests, the actual presentations being done by the visitors.Mayor Roy Campbell, C., A.Wylie and Verne McAdam of Red Feather were also present at the head table.The following boys, coaches and managers were presented with crest awards: Intermediate Basketball Team\u2014 Coach George Pre- sho, Jack McKissock, David Barnard, Richard Brown, Michael Barnard, John Reddon, Norman Good- ing, George Cochrane, Bert Kelly Team \u2014 Coach Emmett Murphy, Ronnie Williams, Douglas Gavin, Terry Gray, Kenneth Lyon, Peter Souquet, Melvin Livingstone, James McGivern, Douglas Smith, Carlton Palmas, Douglas Scruton, James Hensen.Biddy Basketball Team \u2014 Coach -Douglas Mariasine, John McDonaugh,\" Stanley Penny, Richard Simmons, Donald Tani, Keith Gavin, Bryn Wakely, Rodney Wilson, Roger Lafleur, Guy |, Adam, Frank Larkin, and Patrick Sheehan.Bantam Hockey Team \u2014 Coach Charles Darvill, John Mec- Donaugh, Richard Simmons, Bryn Wakely, Donald Tani, Guy Adam, Paul Sabourin, Leslie Foster, Stewart Katorsky, Malcolm Bennett, Andre Rivard, Edward Hussey, John Clarke.Pee Wee Hockey Team \u2014 Coach Louis\u2019 Chartier, Sr., Douglas Rowland, John Black, Bobby, Stewart, Louis Chartier Billy Stewart, John McNulty, Frank Larkin, Morgan Turner and Richard Blais.Midget Hockey Team \u2014 Coach Ira Gray, Bill Betts, Fred Simms, Terry: Gray, Kenneth Knowles, Ronnie Williams, Ken Lyon, Bobby Molloy, Douglas Scruton, Terry Horwood, Douglas Gavin and John Beasant.Little League Baseball Team \u2014 Coaches Juck McKissock and Dave Barnard, Rodney Wilson, Bobby Stewart, Douglas Rowland, \u2018Andy Byford, John Labelle, Brian Sullivan, Morgan Turner, Louis Char- tier, Winston Robinson, Bobby Carter, Frank Robinson, Sam Silver- ton, Louis Laprade, Claude Shafeur and Roger Lafleur.Midget Softball Team \u2014 Manager Roland Hamel, Billy Gibson, Donald Neilson, Donald Laviolette, Richard Simmons, Dwight Keizer, Nicky Wright, Frank Larkin, Kenneth Lyon, Paul Sabourin and Douglas Gavin.-Box- wg Team \u2014 Coach Frank Bolla, bp A SEE Sef MATE i .| Vocational | est members.\u201d ete (Continued from wn.o upop the same ide ä selves uphold, cals they, People should not be or smug towards each oth bh declared, for \u201cmany People in.are considered to be the |.walks of.life \u2018are just ag o Rotarian as some of the sta Thosé ethical standardg W are used in business shoulg apply to members of an Organ: tion, and they can be greatly |, in a Rotary Club.Everyon, Shy realize that all types of skuy; gery are to be avoideq à times, Two new members, B, D.3 industrial real estate, ang ; Sladen, aircraft parts and gx sories\u2019 distribution, were ing, into the club at the meeting, Eva Kun.(Continued from Page 1 ment in local fencing.He hy teaching the sport locally ney two years.Now that the champion are over, interest will be co trated on the coming British y pire Games trials to take in real, May 24, 1954.Ronnie Williams, Robert Doi and John O'Driscoll.Gymnas), Instructor Douglas Mariasine, ry Gray, Nicky Wright, Gray, Douglas Gavin, Black, Kenneth Lyon, J \u201cPrince, Donald Joiner and py iss Scruton.Morgan Reali .Limited Rea! 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DRIVING SCHOOL WE.4131: 1223 Greene Ave - (Opposite Avenue Theo\" SEC hd gn oP Rete Bonbnke $A Lin a Nee A ht | Hand-tailored Suits.and Coats FINE FLOORING o HARDWOOD © ASPHALT © RUBBER * Specialiting In Refinishing Old Floors A.Ross Grafton -& COMPANY 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET WESTMOUNT - Free Estimates - WE.2323 \u201d _yoL.XXIV, No.47 * Westmount In October .(Continued from Page 1)\" disposed of as follows: Convictions 700, withdrawals 1, dismissals 0, carried forward 725, 612 cautions tickets were issued.21 cases of speeding were recorded.PARKS -DEPARTMENT Bulbs for spring flowering were potted and plunged in the frames in the Nursery Yard, 13,300 bulbs were potted, 1,478 bulbs were poxed, 700 bulbs planted in nursery yard, 515 greenhouse plants were potted, 7,600 cuttings placed in sand and 1,500 plants boxed.Begonia plants which were do- pated by the city to the members of the Friendship Club were judged by the Superintendent on Oct.7.The number of plants entered for judging was.fair, and \"the quality good.Tree work consisted of 65 pruned and 1.given bark dressings.The six Coronation Trees at Queen \u2018Elizabeth Gardens, and 8 trees on Sherbrooke street were fertilized, .a total of 140 lbs of mixed ferti- lzer being used.Samples of wood and bark from three elm trees suspected of having Dutch elm disease were forwarded to the Dominion Department of Agriculture for cultures.1 public and 1 private\u2019 tree were \u2018considered diseased and will be qJemoved.- - The mowing of grass ended on Oct.6.The flower beds and borders were cleared of annuals and bedding plants.The beds were manured and fertilized and dug over in readiness for bulb planting.\u2018 11,460 tulips were planted for springflowering as follows: West- mount Park 4,796, King George Park, 2,840, Queen Elizabeth Gar- James Lattimer, of Thornhill dens 1,423, City Hall, 244, Garden Plots and Fire Stations, 2,157.The summer water system in the parks was turned off at the end of the month, ponds drained, drinking fountains removed and 29 ducks from Westmount Park returned to the market.Notice boards in the parks Were removed and stored away.The Ski Trails in Summit Park were scythe cut of weeds and bush.Leaves from the parks and the streets have been stockpiled at the Belvedere Quarry.27 plumbing inspections, 3 water tests and 3 smoke tests were carried out \u2014 2 plumbing permits were issued with a value of $725.Willow Avenue sewer was inspected and thoroughly cleaned.One drain connection was repaired and one rodded.18 loose manhole covers were packed: \u2018 LIGHT AND POWER DEPARTMENT Maximum demand and purchased KWH increased about 7.4% and 5.89% respectively.The October maximum demand of 9,310 KW is just 200 KW less than that established last December, the highest to date.A proportional increase this year would result in a December peak of 10,200 KW.Currents used were 3,512,300 KWH.VICTORIA HALL The various rooms in Victoria Hall were used 145 times as compared with 159 in 1952, Breakdown of the various rentals is as follows: Standard day, 29, eve 45; tenants day, 12, eve 40; City of Westmount, 8; Public Address System 13, Future bookings to Dec.31 total led 232 \u2014 33 of these are in the BARBERSHOP ARBERSIST SPEBSOSA.4th Annual Parade Montreal Chapter of the - Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America.: - Plateau Hall Nov.28 8:30 p.m.th uml KW ANNA = - .Tickets available at P.O.Box 4, Station B, or International Musle Store meee, FURS REMODELLED TO 1954 STYLES ALSO OLD FUR COATS MADE INTO SHORTIES Repairing - Cleaning - Glazing of exceptionally low prices OVERCOATS TURNED AND MADE TO LOOK LIKE NEW H we specialize in making Fall Coats into Winter Coats.AVENUE TAILORS & VALET SERVICE For Ladies and Gentlemen.Deluxe Dry Cleaning .\u2018and Pressing 1 1166 GREENE AVENUE - (Just below St Catherine) Pick Ug and Delivery WE.5908 OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS CLOSED SATURDAYS PRESENTS MEDALS: Commodore Paul Earl, C.B.E., presenting the Coronation Medal to Lt, mount, at a ceremony held recently on board HL.M.C.:S.Donnacona.Lt.Lattimer was one of .sions.Avenue, West- Scrolls Presented To Army Engineers A special meeting of the Military Engineers Association of Canada, Montreal Branch, was held in the officers\u2019 mess of the 3rd Field Engineer Regiment, Thursday, through kind permission of the CO, Lt.-Col.J.F.J.Morazain, MBE.Scrolls were presented to the five winners of the Royal Canadian Engineers Memorial Scholarships, at present attending universities in the area.In addition, there was a showing of a color film, \u201cMaps for the Army,\u201d which told the story of the production of military topographical maps.Concert Hall \u2014 48 in the Banquet Hall and the remainder are fairly evenly distributed between the Green Room, Oak Room, Club Room and Lodge Room.PUBLIC WELFARE DEPARTMENT \u2018 The 'General Hospitals and Institutions applied under the Quebec Public Charities Act on behalf of 14 persons.32 Wreaths were placed on the War Memorial at the Commemorative Service.22 building permits were issued, having an estimated value of $282,350.00 (all taxable).10 of these were new buildings and 12 additions, alterations or conver- 3 jobs were completed and there are 101 jobs under construction, SCAVENGING 846 tons of garbage and 121 tons of ashes were collected at a cost of $7,622.00.- There were 52,576 collections and the cost per dwelling per collection amounted to 0.145.250 inspections of garbage receptacles were made, bringing the total for the year to 2,538.76 new cans were placed in service, bringing Although built like a bear, the wolverine is imperfectly plantigrade, and does not climb trees like most of its allies.It lives in dens and burrows and does not -hibernate.The aminer WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1953 ! seventeen members of Montreal's Reserve Naval establishment who received the Medal in recognition of their contribution to the Service in efficiency and a high standard of conduct.| the total to 755.8 special loads | \"were collected, WESTMOUNT\" Reliable JEWELLERS Po get oa wa WATCH REPAIRS 4 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN'S e WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THREE Commerce Bank Christmas Plan The first nation-wide Christmas Club plan in Canada, intended to help banish Yuletide financial The Canadian Bank of Commerce, Bank officials said that the plan, which goes into effect Nov, 16 in preparation for Christmas 1954, had been designed to suit any budget.\u201cAfter choosing a suitable plan, a spokesman said, \u201cyou simply make a small deposit once every two weeks throughout the year.At the end of 50 weeks \u2014 or 25 deposits \u2014 a cheque is mailed to you in time for Christmas.\u201d In the United States last year, Christmas Clubs organized in banks and other savings institu tions paid out $1,023,000,000 to .approximately 11,712,000 \u2018\u201cmem- TE J A SA H H | Les | \u2014 WEST END = SNS 2 > NEXT-OF-KIN SESSION The regular \"monthly meeting will be held tonight at 1173 Drum- mond street \u2018Room D\u201d at 8.15 p.m.MONARCH NNN \\ N A full attendance of all members D is requested, as business of im- NN OFALER portance is up for discussion.nm 6170 Sherb .À happy family is but an earlier rooke St.W.heaven.\u2014 Bowring.WA.1175 problems, is announced today by INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS ~ % PROMPT SERVICE * P.McCUAIG LIMITED 165 Hillside Ave.ount Easy to CLEAN as a china plate! ZOIAN_ ING) TS $ a Aa ue LIMITED LOL IT J oc A brilliantly white enamel that stays white.Dries with a sparkling porce- lain-like surface that's casy to clean as a picce of china, Keep kitchens, bathrooms, refrigerators, sparkling white with DULUX Super White.{AN PAINT COMPANY LIMITED .1311 GREENE AVE.Westmount GL.149& % FREE DELIVERY % ALES es Sy Tae CO 5 Siler in sd a { ! dt a dessa aa mater été dé a ca eb a va asser ce Eat me hip a ns Ln edt - Benson Although the dark shadows loom on the horizon with the approach of the first term exams, Westmounters are still carrying on a rugged social program .reporters Sue Christmas and Joyce had much to\u201c tell about this week and last .thanks.BLACK CAT HOPPERS Among those seen at the Black Cat Hop of last week were Ruth & Bob, Bev & Pete, Jan & Paul, Purple M White REVIEW .* l Judy & Don, Jenny & Don, Heather & Harry, Barbara & Ken, Pat & Robin, Ann & Frank, Patsy & Mike, Jill & Laird, Chris & Steve, Ann & Ian, Carlotta & Bob, Liz & John, Lynn & Dave .thanks to Mr.& Mrs.Buckmaster, Mr.& Mrs.Hutchison, Mr.& Mrs.Roberts, Dr.& Mrs.Foote and Miss Banfill who chaperoned the \u201cdo\u201d .LCC was well represented .there might have been more WHS- ers .it was off to Jenny's for some of the dancers.On Saturday evening, Harry Sei- fert was pleasantly surprised by some 40 friends who gathered at his home to wish him a happy birthday .entirely planned by Mr.Seifert and Paul Zwinge, the affair was a complete success .\u2018some of those on hand to greet the bewildered Harry were Don & Carlotta, Chris & Patty, Bob & Ruth, Mike & Judy, George & Ginny, Paul & Jan, Ian & Judy, Pete & Bev, John & Carol, Ian & Jerry, Richard & Judy, Sonny & Patsy.- This week-end its Dick Bennett's shindig for the football team and cheer-leaders on Friday night .LCC & Mt Royal High dances also on said soir .tomorrow night is the night for Joy\u2019s \u201chard times\u201d dance .also Nancy Shapiro\u2019s Sweet Sixteen at the Mount Royal .« Purple 'n Whiters invited include Shelby, Carol, Linda, Maggie, Ilene, Sue, Judy Carole, Alta, Sally, Enid, Lise , .FRIDAY FINDINGS Shelby Cohen, 16 on the 16th.Suzanne Stevens back from Toronto.Andrea Yaffe must be an ardent football fan .she'll miss two exams to see the Grey ES MADE 3 2% fF CARLING'S Cup X SQ.bs Ys [4 , ru, ARE x % Cap on 2 \\ OH EWERIES LIMITED w p- .The Fox Cup game .Red Cross Christmas stockings due for distribution in classrooms soon .fill \u2019em full.girls\u2019 Hi-Y induction ceremony Sunday at Dominion Douglas .followed on Tuesday by an interesting program .guest speaker was Chaplain of St.Vincent de Paul.We hear that .Di Johnson, Carol Cummings, Heather Macrae, Martha & Barbara Fellowes will form part of Eaton\u2019s parade tomorrow morning .Joyce Benson and John Seely are representing WHS at Students\u2019 Council Conference to be held at West Hill High to-night and to-morrow .1.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, \u2018953 Wendy Wright, Georgia Copeland, Westmount Stamp Club held a very successful auction Thursday Abbey Appeal, the sum realized amounting to $387.So many donations were received that a \u2018second sale ras been arranged to take place tonight at 8 p.m.at Victoria Hall.This auction was the highlight of the club's activities during Canada\u2019s National Stamp Week which is held this year for the first time across Canada under the sponsorship of the Canadian Philatelic Society in conjunction with the Canadian Stamp Dealers Association.The sale was attended by some 150 people, the largest attendance at a stamp auction in Montreal in recent years.The first lot was auctioned off by Mayor Roy Campbell, Mayor of the City of Westmount.Arnold Heckle, the United Kingdom Trade Commissioner in Montreal, gave a program \u201cincludes banquet, dance & splash party.PURPLE \u2019n WHITE HIT PARADE 1.Ruth & Bob \u201cMaybe\u201d 2.Paul & Jan \u201cAt last, at lagt\u201d 3.Patsy & Robin \u201cStrange things are Happening\u201d 4, Heather & Harry \u201cDay after Day\u201d - 5.Carol & John \u201cA full time job\u201d 6.Di & Dickie \u201cAlways\u201d 7.Laird \u201cYou can\u2019t be true\u201d STUDY HARD-\u2014 .phone your \u201coo.- news to Gordon Wasserman, WE.9395.' - for the benefit of the Westminster.\u2018ters expressing the apprecisl | Current Events Topi \"AHUNGRY FOX saw some fine bunches of Grapes hanging from a vine that was trained along a high trellis, and did his best to reach them by jumping as high as he could into the air.But it was all in vain, for they were just out of reach: so he gave up trying, and walked away with an air of dignity and unconcern, remark ing, \u201cI thought those Grapes were ripe, but I see now they are quite sour.\u201d MORAL: Instead of saying \u2018\u2018sour grapes\u2019\u2019 when you can\u2019t immediately attain your ambitions, build a ladder to success by opening a savings account with The Canadian Bank of Commerce.Add to your balance regularly and ou\u2019ll soon be in a position y = to get what you seek.à - Blustration by Arthur Rackham, from the - Heinemann Edition of Aesop's Fables, = Stamp Auction Raises $387 For Je Famous Westminster Abbey Fun short address and said that he certain that the.support i given by philatelists in Cana this appeal for the Church of Coronation would be deeply apg ciated in the United Kingdom, Among the lots sold was a age of stamps donated hy boys™at the Shawbridge Fam Training School whose sts club is being sponsored by stamp committee of the No Club of Montreal.In apprecisl for the Club\u2019s help in raising last Februray for the Gov General's - Fund for Europ Flood Relief several interest lots were donated by some of Dutch members of the club, The President of the glub, Reg.Haldimand thanked all th who had contributed so much making the auction such a suce He also thanked press and radio who had helped so muc publicising the event.The proce ings were also televised.Mr.A Christensen, a vice-president the Canadian Philatelic Soci expressed the Society's thanks the splendid co-operation be given to the suggestion that Chapters hold auctions for Westminster Abbey Appeal du Canada\u2019s National Stamp Wd Similar auctions are being held other chapters of the society the Montreal area and ino parts of Canada.He said that had received several very kind of philatelists in England for philatelists on behalf of efforts being made by Canad Church of the Coronation.American Revoluti@é A \u2018flashback meeting with strips of the American Revolui was the fedture of the Westmoflf, High School Current Events CHR weekly meeting Tuesday.Fi lights were the Boston Massa dents! and\u2019 Tea Party, the first co hiversil] nental congress, John Adams ga.tles of Saratoga and York uh gy Declaration of Independence Jy playë the election of George Washigf ad.ton as first president of the Uni w\u201d fe States.ment.In between this and the set set of slides, adviser J.K.S1Y4 spoke on the development of inet government.The second group of slides cerned England in the 17th © tury.Both sets proved infor tive and enjoyable to the 85 7 bers present.A reminder was given that M The ng Sheridan, star Alouette Tineming Png would be speaking on Dec.8 ® held a representative from Es Cabo would talk on Dec.15 abou a organizing of the Santa fil he Parade. or that he port be n Canad burch of leeply apy dngdom, interest some of club, ie; club, ed all D 80: much sh a suce ss and 80 muc Ne proce À.Mr, À.resident sie Soc thanks htion be 8 for peal du Amp We ing held society d in o hid that y kind ppreciat nd for f of * Canad pn.1 olufi Topi 0p with Revolut estmo ents Ç y.Fi Massa rst cof Hams, » I orktoy ence 4 Washi he Unl he sed .Snyd ht of Jides 17th C infor! 85 m8 hat J Jinem Cc.8, \u2018 Eato bout a Cl Fun THE EXAMINER; WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1053 - PAGE Five _ < Caught by our Roving Reporter in Chicago The West End\u2019s own skating daughter, a former graduate of the Montreal Figure Skating Club, MARGARET MILNE, as she was caught and interviewed by an Examiner reporter who happened HER MAJESTY'S on Miss Milne, appearing with the Ice Follies of 1954, currently playing in Chicago.Margaret, who has been with the Ice Follies VALET SERVICE going on two years now, is pictured in costume in one of the fine Reg'd, production sequences titled \u201cThe Poodle Number\u201d, with which the Follies abounds this season, is really a credit to her home town and Canadian skaters for her smooth performance, not only in Special One Day deLuxe this number but in the many others in this outstanding ice show Cleaning Service - | which is sald to be the finest show Montreal will have seen, when odalll it plays here early in the New Year.Tailoring, cleaning and remodalling.Ladies\u2019 and Gent's Suits made-to- measure.Also furs repaired and remodelled.We call for & deliver Margaret had nothing but the highest of praise for the ice show and, when questidned on the mass precision numbers, said that this was due largely to the fact that each member of the Follies is weighed in weekly and fined for any increase or for being \u2018late for rehearsal.Her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Dawson Milne, now by truck residing on the Lakeshore, were visiting with Margaret at the FI 2048 time, as Mr.Milne, sound engineer with Montreal\u2019s United Amuse- .ment Theatres, was in Chicago attending a motion picture 1463 Guy Street x convention.\u201cDOMO-LUX\" the NEW MIRACULOUS PHOSPHORESCENT THREE-WAY OUTDOOR FIXTURE 1} lt illuminates brightly the door steps of your houte or porch, © .2) It indicates perfectly your house number in day and artificial light, .3) It is luminous at night without light and shows your address and house number clearly in absolutes darkness.MODEL 700 MODEL 702 house light because it is fabulous for 19.50 orientation and attractiveness.\" Signed MODEL 701 TOWERS APT.\u201cDOMO-LUX is the \u2018Must Have\" PHONE OR WRITE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION MONEY BACK GUARANTEE DOMO-LUX FROMER'S LTD.1600 Berri, Montreal, Que.PL.7336 overs Legend\u201d Lead Gregory Friend Gregory Friend, a local resident d-knowm for his stage ability, rtrays the role of Monsieur Hen- in \u201cLegend of Lovers,\u201d first pro- ion this year of the McGill yers' Club.Written by the French author un Anouilh, it will be staged in na style under the direction of ma Springford, well-known in intreal as the producer of the antain Playhouse.The play is a modern version the legend of Orpheus and Eu- lice, and enjoyed successful runs MParig, New York and London.the McGill production, Orpheus il be played by Héiko Schlieper, Wrydice by Gerda Rother and bther by Corinne Copnick.\u2018Legend of Lovers\u201d will be given X performances and started yes- may.Dates are Nov.19-21 and W.23-25, It is being presented the Ballroom of the McGill flidents\u2019 Union, Sherbrooke near Miversity Streets.2° .Gregory Friend in his career has ich to draw upon for his role.played in \u201cSt.Joan\u201d for MRT ki had the title role in \u201cHippo- ug\u201d for the McGill English De- tment, \u2018legend of Lovers\u201d marks Gill's sixth Theatre - in - the - Wind production.Starting in 4), McGill pioneered Arena litre in Montreal and since then [| medium has become extreme- f?popular, : TROPICAL FISH Ee next meeting of the West \u201ci Tropical Fish Association will \u201carron Street, Tuesday, Novem- CY 24, at 8 p.m.Joseph Bourque | be guest speaker and his sub- * held at MacVicar Hall, 579} ft wi be \u201cAquarium Plants.\u201d You CAN'T put a price tag on any young person.What he is worth to himself as an individual .what he is worth to Canada as a citizen .+.depends on the guidance he receives, the friends he makes, the habits he develops while he is still a young man.; For over 100 years the Montreal Y.M.C.A.has worked with the youth of Montreal to teach them good sportsmanship, co-operation, leadership, how to think for themselves .how to become responsible Christian citizens.To this end the *Y\u201d operates branches in nine areas of the city, three camps, maintains and operates Sir George Williams College, performs many other public services.The Montreal Y.M.C.A.is 86%; self-supporting.- All but 149, of its costs are met through fees and other incomes The *Y\u201d asks that you help make up this difference : by contributing generously to this year\u2019s annual maintenance campaign.MONTREAL YOUNG MEN'S .CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MAINTENANCE CAMPAIGN à Objective $220,000 SEEN ak = aa 2 EE A Le Shedim an ce + ae Se i 2 mee ny le Cape a «: FAGE BIA THE EXAMINER Berving the City of Westmount GARDEN SUBURE OF CANADA\u2019S ublished Every Friday THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY à - Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnur 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 half year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail Post Office Dept., Ottawa.METRQPOLIS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1953 .Wild Words Mosher's Statement Is Challenge To Canadian Business Speaking in Montreal recently Aaron Mosher, president of the Canadian Congress uttered as wild as unwarranted words as ever fell from the lips of a supposedly responsible speaker.Mr.Mosher was speaking of Canadian business and he described it as \u201canti-public, anti-social, anti- -Canadian, anti-democratic and anti-Chris- of Labor, tian.\u201d Mr.Mosher made no attempt to qualify his statement or to apply it specifically, so it stands as his challenge to all business, big and little.As most Canadians either operate or work in some such little or big business they have a right to ask themselves: \u201cIs this true of the business I know best ?\u201d And, if it isn\u2019t, there remains another \u201cWhat confidence can I place in any other words that Mr.Mosher may speak, or in the motives behind his words?\u201d question: Without co-operation of \u201cthe big lie.\u201d of the worker.business the gains of labor over the past years would have NER, WESTMO been negligible.Industry itself and not the worker, has provided the new techniques, the new machines, the new models, the new markets that have made the worker's progress possible.Granted that it wasn't all done for the benefit of the worker, he! was \u2018still the main beneficiary.There is a legal axiom that any dog is entitled to one bite before he is assumed to be an.enemy of society.We suppose a similar leeway might apply to any speaker.In the heat of debate he may be pardoned for some wild words.But when such words.appear as a set policy to break down public confidence, to gain benefits by discrediting industry, they go beyond the one-bite amnesty.To take advantage of \u2018temporary set-backs to emphasize the hazards to the worker and to make them appear a planned policy; to cry depression when there is no depression, or any present possibility; -to attemp to make it appear that natural adjustments and the seasonal character of certain industries are considered policies aimed at shaking-down the worker is to imitate Hitler's policy of The eagerness of certain labor leaders to foresee depression suggests that they have a stake in depression.They can use it to hold themselves steady in the saddle.They can use it to discredit the employer in the eyes No employer wants depression.No employer wants depressed workers, or workers with no work and no wage.All he wants is continuing production on an economic scale.It is the only way industry can benefit, the only way the worker can prosper.+ [ Christian Science | + That man\u2019s 1rue nature is found only in his reflection of God will be emphasized at Christian Science services Sunday in thes Lesson-Sermon entitled \u201cSoul and Body.\u201d The Bible reading includes the account from Matthew of Jesus healing the palsied man, concluding with this verse: \u201cBut when the multitude saw it, they marvelled, and glorified God, which had given such power unto men.\u201d Passages to be read from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptu:.s\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy include the following: \u201cThe spiritual man\u2019s consciousness and individuality are reflections of God.They are the emanations of Him who is Life, Truth and Love.Immortal man is not and never was material.but always spiritual and enternal.\u201d - The Golden + is from Matthew: \u201cThe li;\"t of the body is the eye: if therefore thine eye be single, thy whole body shall be full of light.\u201d \u2018 + + | Westmount Baptist ! + + \u201cChains that Bind about the Feet of God\u201d will be the subject of the morning sermon in Westmount Baptist Church Sunday.\u201cWhen I saw Him, I fell at His Feet.\u201d When men get to God's Feet, God gets them on their own feet.The title of the evening address will be:- \u201cThen Cometh the End.\u201d This will be based on that very remarkable passage in L Corinthians, Chapter 16, verses 24 to 28.\u201cThen cometh the end when He shall have delivered up the Kingdom to God, even the Father .that God may be all in all.\u201d Visitors are cordially invited to these services.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.W.and Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Mr.Hibbert Troop, Organist and Choirmaster 11:00 a.m.\u201cGold Chaing \u2014 About the Feet of God\u201d.\u201cWhen 1 Saw Him, 1 Fell at Mis Feet\u201d, Pr esentation and Dedication Ser- vive for Parents and Infants.11:00 nm.Sunday School \u2014 Bring your Ghildren.7:30 p.m.\u201cThen Comelh The End\u201d.\u201cWhen He Shall Deliver the Kingdom} \u201cThat God May Be All In Am Dr.Johnston Will Preach VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOMED STUDENTS ESPECIALLY INVITED Advent Church Choir To Present Recifal Friday, November 27 Annual recital hy the Church of the Advent Choir, Westmount, takes place in the Church, Wood and Western avenues, Friday evening, November 27, at 8.00 p.m.The 42-voice choir will present a programme of religious music by \u2018such great composers as Bach, Handel, Mendelssohn, and Mozart.The recital will be directed by the organist and choirmaster, Lorne W.West.Among the selection chosen for the presentation are: \u201cCome Christians\u201d, \u201cNow Let Every Heart Adore Him\" and \u2018To Thee Jehovah\u201d, by Bach; Handel's \u201cCome Unto Him\u201d and \u201cO Thou That Tellest\u201d; \u201cI Waited for the Lord\u201d, by Mendelssohn; and \"\u201cAlleluia\u201d, by Mozart.Featured soloists will be Masters Ronnie Dow- nie, Verdun; Allan Lamb, Peter Bildfell and David Ross, all of | Lachine; and Wayne Horton, a resident of Notre Dame de Grace.Although the Church of the Advent is situated in Westmount, choristers are accepted from all districts in Greater Montreal.St.| Lambert, Ville LaSalle, and La- chine are but a few of the many communities represented in the ranks of this choir.The purpose of the annual recital is to foster interest amongts boys in choral singing.Proceeds of the collection at the recital are devoted to the extension of the choir and the training of new choristers.The Mint at Ottawa Has produced all Canadian -coinage since 1908.4 after the evening service the Se- J.LR.+ .| St.Andrew's Church | Westmount * \u2018 + The service Sunday evening will be a young people's service conducted, by members of the senior young people\u2019s group.The message will be given by Rev.H, W.Reid.His subject will be \u201cModern Quislings.\u201d Immediately nior Y.P.will hold its regular meeting in the Church Hall.On Sunday morning, in the absence of Rev.D.M.Grant, (who will be conducting anniversary services in Sherbrooke, Quebec), Mr.Reid will conduct the service and will preach on the subject \u201cMaintaining the Spiritual Glow.\u201d \u201che evening group of the W.A.will meet on Monday at 8 o'clock.On Tuesday at 2 p.m.the woman\u2019s association will hold their regular bi-monthly meeting.The men of St.Andrew's will hold their \u201cFather and Son\u201d supper meeting Wednesday at 6.15 p.m.At 4.00 p.m.on Thursday the Bruce Copland Mission Band will meet.\u2018 PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D.Minister.Sunday, November 22nd 11:00 a.m.Sunday School, 11:00 aan.Mérning Worship.7:30 p.m.Evening Worship A Nursery for small Pehildren is conducted during the morning service of worship, VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Mr.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster SYNAGOGUE \" \"CONGREGATION SHAAR \u201c HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Wesimount, Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat d Cantor Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm Public Worship Sabbath Eve Friday, Nov.20th Candle Lighting at 3:55 p.m, Evening Service at 4:00 p.m.Sabbath Morning 9:00 a.m.Prelinnnary Service 10:00 a.m.Junior Congregation, 10:00 a.m.Scriptural Readings: \u2014 Genesis: 32, v.4 \u2014 Ch.36, Ch, 43.\u2018The Book of Obadiah.1:00 p.m.Evening Services.Week-day Services Sunday Morning at 8:30 a.mn NT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 195 Come to Check Your Church is- the Bulwark of Democracy, There Does Freedom Flourish.Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly, Hk - * | Calvary \u2018United- | Sunday is Canvass Sunday - Calvary Church, The minister, Rev.Walter J.Spence, B.A., will preach at the morning service, after which the canvassers will meet for lunch in the church parlors and thén go out to canvass the members of the congregation wno have not yet sent in their pledge cards.The full co-operation of each member is earnestly desired at this time.Sunday School and Nursery Class will meet at the time of morning worship, 11 o'clock.At the evening service Mr.sermon of the series on GETTING THE BEST OF LIFE, with the theme\u2014 WHAT SHALL I CHOOSE FROM LIFE?This is a very challenging and intriguing theme and all those interested are invited to come and bring friends.UNITED \u2019 CALVARY CHURCH (THE HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP) Dorchester St.at Greene Ave.Westmount Minister: Rev.Walter J.Spence, B.A.Organist and Choir Director: Mr.A.J.Binnie CANVASS SUNDAY 11:60 a.m.Morning \u2018Worship, School and Nursery Class.7:30 p.m.\u201cWHAT SHALL 1 CHOOSE FROM LIFE?\u201d Fifth and final Sermon In Series on \u201cGetting the Best of Life?\u201d .Sunday COME.AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS ALONG ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH \"WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road (near Argyle Avenue) Ministers: Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A,\" Rev.H.W.Reid, B.D.11:00 am.Mr.Reld \u2014 \u201cMaintaining * the Spiritual Glow\u201d, 7:30 p.m.Mr.Reid \u2014 \u201cModern Quislings\u201d.Young People\u2019s Service, conducted by the Senior Young People\u2019s Group.Church School at 11:00 a.m.Senlor Young People\u2019s Group at 8:30 p.m.Organist and Choir Director: Mr.Phillips Motley, B.A., Mus.Bac, .F.C.C.0.la VESTMOUNT Park AE MANUEL Era CHUCH Western Ave.at Lansdowne «2 \u2019 ° Minister: Rev.Harvey Campbell, B.D., D.D.Sunday, November 22nd 10:00 am.A Work-Shop for \u2019Teen- Agers on \u2018\u201cFhe Life Of Christ\u201d, 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship.\u201cBe Willing To Be Happy\u201d.7:30 p.m.Evening Worship.\u201cPeace of Mind\u201d, Dr.Campbell will preach at both services, 8:30 p.m.Young People\u2019s Hour.Organist: 0.R.Gliddon Choir Director: J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M.11:00 a.m.CHRISTIANS.\u201d 7:30 p.m.11:00 a.m.Sunday Evening at 4: us Weekday Mornings at 7 Ho\" 5 m.Weekday Evenings at 6: :20 p.m.Spence will give the 5th and final | members of |_ \u2014 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ \u2018Scientist, Westmount Y.M.C.A.Building, 4585 Sherbrooke \"St, Westmount i sted S unday Se Service a.m.Subject of L Gone SUL \"AND BODY: vo! Sermo olden Text: Matthew 6:22, of the body is the ey cs ire fore thine eye be single thy wii body shal be ful of lig,\" W ednesa ednesday 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting, ~~ READING ROOM Temporarily Closed ANGLICAN -_ Church Of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay, Honorary Assistant Sunday Next Before Advent 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion, 9:30 a.m.Sunday School and Bip Class, 10:15 a.m.Mattins (said).11:00 a.m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST, 7:00 p.m.FESTAL EVENSONG, Friday, November 2;th 8:00 p.m.CHOIR RECITAL, Week-day Services HOLY COMMUNION: 8 am.Mondy and Friday; 7 a.m.Tuesday Thursday and Saturday; 9:30am Wednesday.MATTINS: 7:30 a.m., daily, Wednesday at 9:00 a.m.EVENSONG: 5:30 p.m.daily, Saturday at 8:06 p.m.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH WESTMOUNT except a except x Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rector: \u2018Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th, MC.Rev.C.Douglas Ellis, M.A, Sunday Next Before Advent 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion.11:00 a.m.Morning Prayer and Ses mon, Preacher: The Rector.7:30 pn.Evensong and Sermon, Preacher: Rev.C.Douglas Ells Wednesday 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion, Organist: Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.C.O.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH Sherbrooke Street at Marlowe Aven Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rectal Rev.Canon F.L.Whitley, Hon, As! Rev.C.J.Abraham, Assistant -.Sunday Next Before Advent : 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion.9:45 a.m.Bible Class, Junior conf mation Class.Junior Departmen 11:00 a.m.Matting.Preacher: The R£ Rev.Henry D.Martin, Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Department.3 7:30 p.m.Evensong.; 2 Illustrated Address on \u201cThe he formation\u201d.*Monday 8:00 p.m.Adult Confirmation claw} \u201c Wednesday 7:00 a.m.Holy Communion.\u2018 Interim Minister.ARNOLD BELLIS, Organist and Choirmiaster V5 Thursday 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion.NEXT SUNDAY at St.James United Church ESTABLISHED 1803 463 St.Catherine Street West (Convenient to all hotels) Guest Preacher: DOUGLAS J.WILSON, M.A, Ph.D.- \u201cCOMPLACENT PAGANS VERSUS DUBIOUS «THE EVOLUTION OF A PERSONAL FAITH.Sunday School at Dawson Hall (side entrance).All girls and boys welcomed.CHOIR PROGRAMME a: :00 and.Anthem \u201cRejoice in the Lord \u201cAlways\u201d \u2014 The \u201cBell\u201d Anthem \u2014 Purcell.th \u2018\u2018\u2019fhis Sanctuary of My Soul\u201d \u2014 Wood , 7:30 pm.Polo we Thank Thee\u201d (Margaret Preston) \u2014 Fltzgerald \u2019 REV.B.B.EROWN = 2 mg pr ere A JA 5§ i A hn ma RS ENCE mount 9, Mestmoury ai Advent pn, and Bibk ARIST, SONG.© 2th ites mu.Monday 1.Tuesday vs 9:30 a.m le except a m.N, except x [Hess As oad I ert Oliver, - M.A, Advent - and Ses ector, Sernion.glas Ellis 1 .C.0.Fn ve Avenot or, Rectol Hon, Ass [oe .d durent - or Confi k partment 5: TheR Prima\u201d \u201cFhe Re pr Class; ous TH.\" | ce).them raid.\u2014_ \u2014 For All Kinds Of FRESH FRUIT AND WE.1151 FREE DELIVERY rd [Ld JUICY FLORIDA | ORANGES ax 29\" rR lili MELVILLE'S #71 St.Catherine West ZZ WILL id NS STORES WANTED PROXIMATELY 1,600 square feet lanufacturing space.Ground floor or sement With gas.Confectionery HU.8-776L.S-11 SHARE LIVING QUARTER§ ENTRAL Westmount, large private me, superior single bedsitting room, jivileges, lady.WE.8981.S-46 ROOMS TO LET RONT room, newly decorated, kit- Len privileges, Frigidaire, hot water.rade.for business lady.WE.2011.S-41 1b NURSING HOMES ° rGISTERED \u2018nursing home, Cote es Neiges, below Cedar.Miss Ready, py, FI.804 : 8-14 AUTOS FOR SALE 5 Chevrolet two door sedan, edquip= d with radio, heater and fes, Owner driven, 21,000 miles, .No ident record.Dealers offer $650.60.4 bargain to private buyer at $800.00 EL.2697.S-36 GARAGES WANTED MRAGE or space, vicinity Victoria pi Westmount Avenue.WA.3677.FOR SALI TRAILERS FOR RENT bre you something you want moved pedlately and inexpensively.Rent from Ace Trailer Rentals, vailer #.9871, AY lamb coat, excellent condition, £4.00.Also black lamb shortie, re mble.DE.3207.S-25 INDERGARTEN set; doll carriage.xd condition.WI.4220.S-27 RL'S white figure skates, size 544; i's hockey skates, size 7.Good con- ion.WE.5592.= S-30 [NK muff, almost new.GL.3149.0LID mahogany 4 poster double bed; [i's raccoon coat 14-16.Very rea- mable.WA.2285.S-35 SKAN sable fur coat, 16, $75.00.ai WE.3238 Saturday.S-22 ITRACTIVE black, also gray Per- fin lamb coats, 4 flares, cocktail kves.Sacrifice.EX.8905.S-19 ENTLEMAN*S evening clothes, \"wn overcoat, 42 tall.No dealers.IL.4233.S-44 0Y8 C.C.M, hockey skates, size 9, hk tendon guards attached, used 1s season, $7.50.Also one pair, size good condition, $4.00.WA.4317.\u20185 s- submitted.AT.0521 evenings.4 good: RS.FUNERAL HOME 5610 \u201cSherbrooke St.W, DExter 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED j funeral Home and Chapel A SHI TTT TH TTT TR TET Tp Tawney THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1953 The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising : _ PHONE YOUR ADS _ Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepte after 10.30 a.m.Thursday for current issue 10 Words 35¢ 3c tor each additional word ee d 29 _ FOR SALE DINING ROOM SUITE Old Bnglish Jacobean oak, custom built, Krug.WE, 8298.- FIREPLACE WOOD Hard maple, dry, 18 \u2018inches or other length as ordered, Tel.HA, 15223 Monday to Thursday after 9 p.m, S-34 CORNICE BOXES Glamorize your windows, ; samples COMPULSORY PRIVATE DISPOSAL OF _ESTATE.HOUSEHOLD Éuropean ge consisting o uropean - ported Home or Hall hand made coloured Electric Fountain \u2018Bronze Dragon\u2019 60 in- , ches high.Beautiful prna- mental Parlour Game Table containing all games imaginable.Four antique Mantel Clocks, Six pairs Large-Med- jum and Small genuine Chinese Vases, Mother of Pearl drop head small table with chest of drawers to match and few Oriental ornaments.Exceptional outstanding opportunity to secure authentic Chinese Antique Masterpieces real reasonable.\u201d Phone DE, 6146.s-40 \u201c CEMETERY LOT Cholce location Montreal Memorial Park.Terms.DE.3387 CHILDREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS Taken In your home, You receive 12 different pictures, 4\u2019 x 3\u201d and a money back guarantee, A limited number of appointments now available.McCullogh.LA.1721, S-18 BEDROOM SUITE twin beds, excellent condition.WE.8298.5-38 SEA/!.jacket, size 1&-18, good condi- ton.5289.8-47 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE PLAIN CARPETS In good condition, wanted, WA, aa COMMODE WANTED For use in elderly lady's room.Prefer one with no insides or back.WA.2972, ANTIQUE furniture, china, silver, glass, ivories, bronzes, jewelry, objets d'art, oriental rugs etc., bought.Full value paid.Representative calls, Lyons, 2027 Peel.HA.6089.Established 1920, S-15 ANTIQUE furniture and china.Must be venuine.M.Larsen, Antiques.WI.7966._ - 35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE COMPETENT woman will baby sit ov act as substitute mother while par- euts are away from home, WA.9766.8.21 PRACTICAL: nurse, experienced, reliable, desires position, days preferred.FI.0712.S.42 36 HELP WANTED MALE INTERNATIONAL FIRM REQUIRES YOUNG MAN 19-21, interested in sales career.Full training given.No experience required.Must be bilingual, Grade 12 or over.Neat appearance.Unlimited opportunities.Apply Box 128, c/ 2185 Hampton.3-28 funeral Service The Chapel of Cathedral Beauty 37 SITUATIONS WANTED kao ey MALE SNOW SHOVELLING Private walks and driveways.Contracts now being taken.WA.7441, © 8-16 39 LOST .SANTA CLAUS is here and is giving away up to $100 IN GIFTS Including bicycles, trains, dolls and many other wonderful and exciting gifts with the purchase of every television set at .» ; WESTMOUNT: | APPLIANCES, COMPANY ÿ 4209 St.Catherine St.W.à Ÿ WE.2226 FL.22068 RB SE * 20 Words 65¢ - Trades and Professional Cards Additional Words 3c Each *% LADY'S gold wrist watch in small silk purse, lost Friday 6th, vicinity Elm and Greene Avenue to Bishop on.bus.WI, 2087.: S-43 40 FOUND LARGE rubber mat found on Ken- sington Avenue, Hallowe'en evening.WE.0815 - 1a DOMESTIC PETS DOG and cat boarding.Heated winter kennels, 1760 Cote de Liesse next to Morgan's warehouse.mt: S-17 AMERICAN Cocker Spaniel, golden buff, female, 2 years old, registered pedigree of 'T.C.club, $50.00.124 St.Charles Street East, Longueuil.OR CARPENTRY DRESSMAKING ALL kinds of general repairs.Carpentry.All furnace repairs.Storm window repairs, including glass.Interior and exterior painting.Also cement and brick repairs.Waxing and polishing floors ete.\u2018Free estimate.A.Tapp.EL.2793.S-18 S.STANDRING.General carpentry.and cabinet making.Expert craftsmanship on all lines of woodwork.Planned kitchens and custom built interiors a specialty, Estimates free.Satisfaction guaranteed.EL.7458, 1 CARTAGE AND MOVING Thursday.West End Alfred C.Pereira, Garage Owner Dies Funeral was held here for Alfred C.Pereira, popular Westmount service station owner, wHo died suddenly at his home 347 Clarke street.He was 66.Owner of a garage'at Greene and Western avenues, he was born in Madeira, Rortugal, and came to Canada before the First World War, settling in Montreal.He was at first in the dry goods business and in 1929 he became proprietor of.the service station he ran until his death.He is survived by his wife, the former Juliette Blain; a son, James, and two daughters, Mrs.J.Lalonde and Joyce Pereira; and a granddaughter.Service was in St.Leo's Church with interment in Cote deb Neiges Cemetery.Western W.C.T.U.On Thursday, November 26, at 2:30 p.m.the Western Union of the W.C.T.U.will meet at the home of Mrs.S.A.Lapointe, 110 Columbia Avenue, Westmount.Telephone Pioneers The lady members of the Montreal Life Members\u2019 Club, Telephone Pioneers, will hold their monthly card party in the Club Rooms in the Beaver Hall -Bldg., on Thursday at 2 p.m.Refreshments will be served.YM.- Y.W.H.A.Beginning Tuesday, at 2 p.mat the Snowdon Y.M.-Y.W.H.A.building and Thursday, Nov.26, at 8 p.m.at the Davis Y.MY.W.H.A.building, the Domestic Science planning committee under the chairmanship of Mrs.M.M.Chorney will launch the opening of its new Domestic science rooms, which have been fully and beautifully equipped through the generosity of Mr.Sydney Isaacs, with a series of culinary demonstrations by outstanding Montreal regtanranteurs and.caterers.5-0714 daytime, BE.1228.S-37 42 \u201c__ PERSUNALS 0 WESTERN Crating and, Moving, eneral transpor ocal and long dis- TEA CUP reading by appointment.Eu Specialty: furniture, pianos, Call DE.8296.8-10 refrigerators.Call FI.1328.S-2 DANCING LESSONS * ALCOHOLICS ADULTS and children\u2019s classes, ballet, tap, ballroom, singing, elocution ANONYMOUS and modeling.TER DE 8717 D - \u20ac 7 GROUPS, SPEIRS For particulars, P.O.Box 2-3 DECORATING Station L, Westmount ; R.Wednesday, Westmount DECORCR ART REQ'D Noted for good prices and excellent workmanship.Free estimates and advisory service.Call Mr.Thompson ME.1-6687 or MA.3143.s-8 VERN OATWAY, interior and exterior painting.We spray garages and basements.3405 Vendome.iL.\"Relax and | Refresh\u2019 vin THE MODERN ALE Brading's.the ale for \u201chappy times\u201d .made perfect, kept perfect by process.8 - MUROPEHAN dressmaker and designer, dresses made, alterations and repairs, 5110 Sherbrooke West, Apartment 1.S-4 EDUCATIONAL TEACHER, English, elementary subjects.Bookkeeping.Eileen, WI, vu -28 MODELLING BEAUTY - poise - pergonality - slenderizing.Speirs-Miller \u201ccharm course.DE.3717.S-32 UPHOLSTERING MID-TOWN Upholstering Co, All types of upholstering.Chesterfields reconverted to modern styles.Telephone day and night.WA, 55682, S-3 UPHOLSTERING of all kinds.Custom and recovering.Remodeling and repairs, Expert workmanship.Free estimates.24 hour service, Marcel Aubin, 5031 Notre Dame St.West, Phone WI.3634 Ss-12 VENETIAN BLIND VENETIAN BLINDS \u2014 Flexalum spring tempered slats.Vinyl plastio tapes.Newest and best on the market.No Installation charge.Steel drapery supports given free of charge.Call for free estimate.J.P.Beaudein, veteran.OXFORD VENRTIAN BLINDS RE A YO.5681 EVENINGS HE.0681 7 USED AUSTIN CARS RECONDITIONED & GUARANTEED PN EEA YE MOUNTAIN UN.&9032 949 ATWATER ) WI.417 OPEN FRIDAY T CRAVE when you relax, relax with Prading\u2019s modern brewing + » PAGE RIGHT ) - \u2019 ; 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$1.25 ODO- RO- NO DEODORANT 99: 2 | 5 ÿ NOTE AMBER BOTTLE: Ît guards high vitamin content against de.\u2019 $1.15 H.H.AYER SHIN OHO 85 \"| + structive light, preserves eflectiveness for you.| $1.15 NOXZEM A SHAY an 89: 2 J 18 5 1-monTH 300 month | $1.50 HOT WATER BOTTLES 96 SUPPLY + SUPPLY 53: SQUIBB'S TOOTH PASTE 3.$1.45 PAGE NIN] i 1 : : | THIS SPACE RESERVED Yes, this space is being reserved in our future adver- _tisements to tell you aboüt a very important part of our - organization .our modern restaurants where you may relax in comfort while gnjoy- ing a satisfying meal, a quick snack or just your morning 4 cup-of coffee.Served in an atmosphere of friendliness and charm, you may be surg that Macy's food is carefully chosen and properly cooked.Whether you prefer to sit at the sparkling BL G STORES _ \u2018 | 2 counter or at a more private table, you will get the same efficient service and good.food.Try us, won't you?We'll R KE ST.WEST \u201cDExter = aa fee = «|.ICh AVENUE res peuvey 3325+ | | Ri od hadnt LÀ IERIEW.(Corner Stanley St.) PL.8041 _ 8 oz.d Creme Shampoo À = Creme Brilliantine / both for only +17 _When have you ever seen a bigger borgoin than this?For the price of the shampoo alone + » « You get o regular $1.25 bottle of Richord grances from the house\u201d of lenihéric.\u2018beautifully pockaged for giving.corefully selected for \" Hudnut Egg Creme Shampoo (the shampoo with the \"shine\" in it \u2014 made with rec! 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Bronfman and Mrs.Bronfman, OBE.announce the en-! Medical Mis- | | | EEE | BR | Ï | The bride was formerly Miss MR.AND MRS.JOHN EDWARD AYOTTE, photographed following their wedding which took place recently in St.Thomas Aquinas Church.oa THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1053 ersonal < Engagements - + \u2018 Margaret Helen Black, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John Gilmore ' Black, of Westmount.The bridegroom is the son of the late Mr.John Ayette, and of Mrs.Ayotte, of Montreal.\u2014Photo by Arnold Harrington Eagement of their daughter, Aileen Minda, to Baron Alain de Gunz- burg, son of Baron and Baroness Jean de Gunzburg of Paris, France.The marriage will take place Tuesday, December 1, in Paris.Mr.and Mrs.Morris Kushner announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Selma Louise, to Mr.Bernard Ralph Schachter, son of Mr.Aaron Schacltter and the late Queene Dora Schachter, of Westmount.The wedding will take place in June.Melville W.M.S.The Ellen Douglas Auxiliary (Evening Dept.) of the W.M.S.of Melville Presbyterian Church, will meet in Melville Church Hall on Monday evening at 8.15 p.m.Two film strips will be shown, \u201cAfrican Panorama\u201d and \u201cA New Day for African Women\u201d, arranged by Mrs.J.G.Withers.Devotionms will be conducted by Miss Bertha Ferguson.Jor our CHARLOTTE'S will nights until Christmas.| .Drop in tonight and collection including many Specials for this weekend only.{ (ha otfe z Convenience be open Friday see our wonderful JUNIORS \u2014f/ MISSES = WOMEN 1353 GREENE AVENUE, WESTMOUNT \\ NEAR SHERBROOKE, mre SEE re 2 ZONTA SCHOLARSHarP WINNER: Miss Joan Hill graduate of Verdun High School and the winner of the 1958 Zonta Club of Montreal Burs- | ary.This Bursary enables a graduate to continue their studies in the profession of their choice.This is a yearly bursary sponsored by the Zonta Club of Montreal.B.and P.Women's Club The Business and Professional Women's Club is holding a meeting on Tuesday, at 8.30 p.m.in the YYW.C.A.auditorium, chester St.West.His Excellency the Honourable R.R.Saksena.High Commissioner for India in Canada, will speak on \u2018India Today.\u201d A graduate of the University of Allahabadd, His Excellenoy has served as Indias Government Trade Commissioner to Japan Australia and New Zealand, and as Consul General New York.He has represented India at many International Conferences, Musicale American Women's Club will hold a Musicale at 2.30 p.m.on Tuesday, in the Ball Room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Neil Chotem, - - FI.7773 2 pianist, will be the guest artist.Tea will be served.,| man of the house committee, is in Dor-|# of India in| Ladies\u2019 Curling Club To Receive Reid Trophy The St.George Ladies\u2019 Curling Club is holding a Fall Bridge at the Club House, 3685 The Boulevard, Westmount, on Tuesday afternoon, at 2.15 p.m.Mrs.Gilbert Layton, president, will receive the guests and the bridge conveners are Mrs.J.Harold Reid and Mrs.F.M.Hogle.Members of the Ladies\u2019 Curling Association executive committee will be guests for afternoon tea, when the Reid Trophy donated by Mr.J.Harold Reid will be presented to the Association on behalf of St.George Ladies\u2019 Curling Club.Mrs.J.T.R.Steeves, chair- cHârge of tea arrangements, as- gisted by Mrs.R.R.Ault, Mrs.James Brodie, Mrs.S.A, Char- terg, Mrs.Murray Hayes, Mrs.E.M.Hulbert, Mrs.C.A.Lister, Mrs.W.A.Ralston and Mrs.A.G.Woolwine.~ so} eddings + WEDDING AYOTTE BLACK The marriage , of Margaret Helen, daughter of Mr.and Mrs John Gilmore Black, of West.mount, to Mr.John Edwarg Ayotte, son of the late Mr.John Ayotte, and Mrs.Ayotte, of Montreal, tok place recently in St, Thomas Aquinas Church, the marriage was solemnized by the Reverend Gordon Carrol.Given in marriage by her father, the bride was gowned in Chantilly lace and white satin with a full skirt of tulle and lace, hep fingertip veil flowing from her Jy.liette cap.Her only \u2018jewellery being a set of pearls and earringg belonging to her Aunt.The bride was carrying a bouquet of white lillies and lillies of the valley.Mrs.Robert McDonald, sister of the bride, as matron of honor, worse a full skirted gown of Nile green taffeta, with an over skirt of net, and a Juliette cap, of the same shade, earrying a nosegay of red roses, Miss Thelma Black, and Miss Anne Cumming, acted as bridesmaids.They wore matching gowns of coral pink, with nosegays of pale pink roses.Mr.Kenneth Black, acted as best man, and the ushers were Mr, Paul Ayotte, brother of the bridegroom, and Mr.Edward Phelps, The bride\u2019s mother, Mrs.Black, wore a grey and black corded dress, with a red feathered hat, and black accessories.Her corsage being of American Beauty roses.The bridegroom\u2019s mother, Mrs, Ayotte, wore a navy blue dress and hat, with red dccessories, and a corsage of red roses.Following a reception at St.Charles Hall, Mr.and Mrs.Ayotte #left on their honeymoon trip for Ontaria.The bride wearing a grey suit with red accessories and a corsage of red roses.Teen-Agers! An exciting collection of DATE N' DANCE DRESSES Just for You at Charlotte .Gowns 1353 Greene Ave.- FI.7773 Near Sherbrooke ge 3 ER STORE ; For Christmas Shopping eo OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS TILL CHRISTMAS © OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS TO 9 O'CLOCK COMMENCING NOY.27th \u201cMARY CHESS\" Imported Toiletries An Ideal Christmas Gift Lingerie, Gloves, Hosiery, Shop Early While we have a complete selection of lovely and Bras.Take advantage of our Lay-Away Plan.We specialize in individual fittings.vel 4008 Dixter 1050 Sherbrooke ° LTD.Se, West AN AGNES REID SNOP CORSET LINGERIE HOSIERY GLOVES BLOUSES A RR I RY ANN SEI A Sith Blouses, Flowers, Girdles A TTR Ein 9 I | genry Morton Robinson.This is king.There is a question box at i ach meeting, when Mr.Spence Fanswers questions submitted by the members.7 | meeting were \u2014 \u201cDo you think l that the standard of literature be- | ing published today is high enough ?to be of value or enlightening to | the business girl?\u201d and \u201cCould you \u201cwas thelr belief ?\u201d | organization should call the church | office for further information and | reservations.Help Sightless Housewives To Make Meals for the Canadian National Insti- b supervised by Miss Frances Little \u2018and Miss Francoise EMard, dietitians for Robin Hood Flour Mills.ers of the institute.A, Godin, Quebec Division of the Canadian {National Institute for the Blind, F institute to the thousands of blind rin the province and who said that to teach the sightless housewife Wallace plained the braille markings which had been especially adapted on \u2018the Moffat Range.\u2018muffins and salmon remong the items baked during the \u2014 Well-Known Book To Be Reviewed At Church Meeting Calvary Business ÿVomen's Club will hold its monthly Supper meeting on Wednesday, November 25 at 615 pm.At this meeting the Minister, the Rev.Walter J.spence, B.A., will review the book aititled \u201cTHE CARDINAL\" by a well-known book and should | prove very interesting and inspir- Among the questions at the last give a brief summary of the Moral Re-Armament Organization?\u201d and \u201cWho were the Essenes and what There is also a.period for the giving of current events.Ladies who are interested in this Blind Teachers Take Cooking Course The Canadian National Institute for the Blind held a baking | and cooking demonstration in the Sheraton Hall of the Mount Royal j Hotel Wednesday.Gordon Sinclair, of CFCF, welcomed representatives } of press and radio and introduced Miss Claire Wallace, Canadian woman commentator, who acted as hostess on behalf of the institute.| Miss Wallace cxplained that = there are 12 sightless teachers tute for the Blind under the supervision of Miss Fernande Tremblay.Six have now taken the special cooking course which was The courses will be continued for the benefit of the other six teach- Miss Wallace introduced Mr.J.superintendent of the who spoke of the aid given by the greater efforts were being made to care for all family needs.Miss introduced Miss Little, Miss Emard, and Miss Giselle Fourtier of Moffats Ltd.who ex- A cake with an icing, a pie, loaf were THE EXAMINER,» WESTMOUNT, THEIR WORK ALSO THEIR HOBBY: Jules L.Hess, of N.D.G.(left) and Phil Gollob, of Snowdon, are both members of the Society of Interior Decorators of Quebec.They originate, and produce the products essential to well executed; originally designed interiors, both residential and -commercial, -Lansdowne Avenue, design \u2014David Bier photo Francis Willard W.C.T.U.On Wednesday, November 25th at 3 p.m.at Dominion Douglas Church, Westmount Blvd., corner Westmount, The Francis Willard and West- mount Union of the \u201cW.C.T.U.\u201d will hold a meeting.The speaker will be Mrs.E.A.Harris whose topic will be \u201cA Christmas Message\u201d.FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1953 The Importance of Contemporary Design Is Stressed In Crusade of Hess, Gollob Two young men, Jules L.Hess and Phil Gollob, active members of the Society of Interior Decorators of Quebec, are crusading to convey to the public the importance of contemporary design.Mr.Hess, who is a great admirer of Scandinavian design, especially Swedish modern, thinks Canadian creative designers could also pro- .residences and places of business.duce a greater quanfity of dis-x tinctive furniture for Canadian With other craftsmen and colleagues they are striving through the medium of lectures tô groups and organizations, to develop and raise the standard of design for interiors to an artistic and fune- tional level on a par with the best in other countries.\u201cIf the public can be educated to appreciate Canadian contemporary art and design,\u201d says Mr.Gollob, \u201cwe can keep our creative: talent \u2018in Canada.\u201d Many homes throughout the city and district reflect the ideas of these designers in specially designed and built furniture and appointments.Both know textiles from the weaving, through to screen, roller and hand printing.As mentioned before, they build their own furniture, designing it to suit a specific need.Mr.Hess, born in Germany, served four years as apprentice after completing his scholastic studies.He attended art school in Frankfurt (Fuldu) and in 1937 went to Israel where he practiced as an interior architect.He also spent four years in the British Army.To his credit are the interiors of the British Legation in Damascus, Syria; the palace of King Abdullah; the residence of Dr.Simon, Minister of Protocol of the State of Israel; the headquarters of Salena Airlines in Israel; Ritz Hotel, Nathania; Zion Hotel, Haifa; and the Park Hotel at Tel Aviv.To broaden his experience he travelled in 1949 and studied in France, Italy, England and the United States.In\u2018 1952 Mr.Hess came to Canada and is now in business in Westmount with his associate, Mr.Gollob.Recently he has been heard on programs over CFCF and CKVL radio stations.Mr.Gollob, a Montrealer, studied at the Beaux Arts, Montreal Technical Institute, Valentine School of Art and the New York School of Interior Decoration, He served an apprenticeship in cabinet making, upholstering and designing and has done research on textiles, printing methods, fabric rials, dyes, paints, etc.This versatile young man holds a license in_the Canadian Flying Clubs Association, and when going out of town often rents a plane for travelling.He is also an in- weaving and design, raw mate- |\u2019 structor of Judo at the YMHA in Snowdon, and has given lectures to B'nai Brith on traditional and modern design, , color harmony, Symmetry of lines and curves and tewtUrs.His latest interest is in comiicting experiments by means or which he hopes to convey a sense, or feeling, of color to the bling, through vibrations.- H.B.S.If most of us practiced what we preached, we'd work our fool selves to death.ITALIAN CUT SUCCESSES by Emile These are the utterly flatfer- ing, utterly ferhinine coifs everyone's asking for.With Emile's specially designed permanent to compliment your cut.10-00 Complete ,Ç including Outline | Permanent, and Styling.Cut alone $1.00 5% REDUCTION IF YOU BRING THIS AD Beauty 2) Salon 1347 GREENE AVE 2 phones ot your service Fl.2486 FI.0562 SELL YOUR Dominion Square Bldg.\u20181010 St.Catherine St.West EXPERT INSURAN WITH CONFIDENCE House Appointments if Desired R.K.ELLIOTT JEWELRY Room 310 UN.6-0939 CE APPRAISALS Ag Fay k demonstration, Afterwards Miss = The Mouse of = j = Distinctive Gifts = = = = = = ~~ = = A Rg =i SIGHTLESS MISS JEAN COMBIE: home teacher for the CNIB, = = and Miss Frances Little, dietician for Robin Hood Flour -Mills = = Limited, at baking demonstration.Miss Crombie lives at 4560 St.= = Catherine Street West., : = = Bier photo = = = = _ y .== = | Wallace introduced Mr.H.8.Christmas Sale = The most exciting ==!| Labelle, Chairman of the Quebec ; \u2018Ç = == | Division of the institute, who First Baptist Church Woman's = CHRISTMAS CARDS £5 | thanked Robin Hood Flour Mills Auxiliaries are holding their an- = ==;|and Moffats for their assistance |nual Christmas tea and sale of IE in town! == and co-operation.Thanks were home cooking, on Thursday, No- = = acknowledged for Robin Hood by vember 26, at 3 pm.= 1 d Elm.c E.Soward, Vice-president Miss Margaret Ellis will be the = mportes H||and General Manager, who said guest: soloist, accompanied by Mr.= ours alone ES that Robin Hood had been very Phillips Motley.= ==|| happy to assist the blind, and Mrs.M.E.Dines and Mrs.G.= =|| were acknowledged for Moffats| Powell will pour tea.Mrs.C.H.= = by Mr.D.R.Moffat, President of Thurber and Mrs.C.Fox will be È = PARK LANE .=| the Company.Miss Wallace \u201cac- the tea convenors.& 1450 Peel Street \u2014 LA.9777 ==|| knowledged the help rendered the Mrs.B.S.Hastings and Mrs.H.k = Opposite Mount Royal Hotel = blind of Montreal hy members of Boyce will be in charge of the = =| the Ladies\u2019 Kennel Club, the [home cooking table, : = pd ei dire =| Women\u2019s Auxiliarÿ and the Cana-.| All members and friends are = E&=| dian Council of sthe Blind.cordially welcomed.Te ; \u2018- ; ; + .COC Oo Hoo Prices are always righ J | NCCC oC oo Smart Dresses For now and through the Holiday Season a Cocktail and Party Frocks with or without jackets.The afternoon\u2019s basic dress in the newest fabrics.vd LADIES WEAR 1233 Greene Ave.(Opposite Avenue Theatre) Fl.9541 \u2014>0« >OCTT O00 0C > tat 9 | | | | | | | \u2014I0CI 00\u20ac To - SAGE TWELVL .Revenue From The Sale Of Israel Bonds Provide Bare Necessities, States Chairman Dr, Anne T.Batshaw of Westmount, Chairman of the Women's Division of the Montreal-Israel Bond Drive, is heading a special committee preparing a dessert luncheon for Wednesday, November 25 at 1:30 p.m, at the Mount Royal Hotel, at which Mrs.Alexander Lowenthal, National Chairman ot the Women\u2019s Division of the United States, will be the guest speaker,k and where Gladys Swarthout, in- ternationally-famous opera star, will be the guest artist.In a statement to this publication, Dr.Bat- shaw said that the challenge of Israel's present urgent needs makes it imperative for every Jewish woman in the city to help complete the first phase of our Drive to sell Israel Bonds.Only the com- Max The Tailor WEST END CLEANERS Now operating our own plant on the premises.FINEST - ODORLESS .CLEANING Pick-up & Delivery WA.1131 3-hour Service at our plant 5335 Sherbrooke W.(Near Decarie) bined \u2018efforts of every member of every Jewish organiation will help reach the goal of perfection, added the Montreal chairman., The Women\u2019s Division includes members of B'nai Brith Women's Chapters, Hadassah, Mizrachi Women, ORT, Pioneer Women, and members of the Sisterhoods of the Synagogues and other organizations, Almost 10,000 local women have mobilized their energies and their abilities to assure the success of the future projects of this Division.The devotion and understanding of these thousands of women have been a source of encouragement to the women of Israel who depend upon the revenues from the sale of Israel Bonds in this country to provide them with the minimum housing requirements, cooking untensils, clothing, and other bare necessities for existence.\u201cJewish women should channel their sentiments for Israel constructively through forms of eco- IT'S FROM BIRKS dB Black wrought iron 5.15 Magazine Rack, * THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBRR 30, 1953.$ but surely to Israels economic independence\u201d added Dr.Batshaw, in urging her co-workers to see to it that the coming weeks and months should yield positive and maximum results for Israel, so that the new democracy can move more quickly towards economic security, freedom from aggression, and peace throughout the land.OPERA STAR GLADYS SWARTHOUT nomic aid which will lead slowly® In addition to Dr.Batshaw, Hospital \u2018Travel Cart\u201d Celebrates First \u201cBirthday\u201d $1,400.Cheque Presented To President Of Auxiliary The \u201cTravel Cart\u201d of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Reddy Memo- other committee members include Mrs.Anne (C.R.) Gross as chairman of advance sales; Mrs.Leon D.Crestohl in charge of publicity, Mrs.Jack Heller and Mrs.M.Dickstein looking after cash collections; Mrs.George Hollinger as hospitality chairman; and Mrs.Bessie Pesner chairman of report meetings.Fund Ralsing Carnival | For YWCA To Highlight Swim, And Fashion Show The annual fund raising Cap, val for the Whrld YWCA takes place Friday and Saturday, November 20 and 21 in the Centra Y on Dorchester street.This year the Carnival is being run mainly by Y members who come from all parts of Greatey Montreal.Highlighting the two day program is a Swim show in the Y pool on Friday night, November 20, at 8 p.m, featuring the Aquateens a group of teen age youngsters who meet regularly at the Y to practice formation swimming and starring Evelyn Buchanan, former Cana.'{ dian diving champion.There will also be open dances in the Y auditorium both Friday and Saturday nights from nine to midnight.On Saturday afternoon there will be a Fashion tea in the Y auditorium organized by the Y Resident's Council, the fashions will be modeled by Y girls.Also on Saturday there will be a_dance display at 7.45 p.m., in the auditorium and an exhibition baskets ball game in the gym, YWCA against McGill.Throughout the Carnival gayly decorated booths will be open in the lobby featuring books, flowers, home cooking, white elephants and refreshments.All money raised during the carnival goes to support World YWCA\u2019s in 67 countries.Rev.Dr.F.W.Norwood To Be Guest-Reviewer At Book Lovers Forum Rev.Dr, Frederik W, Norwood, former minister of the City Temple, London, England and St.James United Church in Montreal, will be the guest-reviewer at the second meeting of the Book Lover's Forum, under the auspices of Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood.Dr.Norwood will speak on \u201cDésirée\u201d a novel by Anne- marie Selinko and this lecture È will take place on Wednesday ÿ .November 25 at 2.45 p.m, in the Community House of Temple H Emanu-E], 4128 Sherbrooke Street y West.Td rial Hospital, celebrates its first anniversary.Under the convenership of Mrs.Oscar Nutik, a member of the Reddy Memorial Hogpital | Women's Auxiliary, assisted by the enthusiastic co-operation of the complete auxiliary membership and their friends.: 4% In one year the Travel Cart has made over $1,400.000 net, and on sam its =.a eerie is Ll deans MAIL ORDERS filled promptly LE JEWELLERS Sugar and Cream; brown pottery on black wrought iron stand, 5.75 Oil and Vinegar Cruets; brown pottery on black wrought iron stand, 5.75 Table Lamp with pottery base on wrought iron stand.Fibreglass shade, Height 2414 inches, 10.00 Copper and Wrought Iron Chafing Dish, 20.00 STORE HOURS: 9 a.m.te 5.30 p.m.dally FOR SHOPPING SERVICE, please telephone UN.6.1411, local 392 men + Real Women\u2019s eatm Canadian Club The Women\u2019s Canadian Club will hold its meeting at 2.30 p.mon Monday, in the Ritz Carlton Hotel.The guest of honor will be Raymond Daniell, journalist, and his subject will be \u201cThe European Situation in Relation to Canada and the United States\u201d.Fashion Show Tamima Temple No.10, Pythian sisters present their 2nd annual Fashion Show, \u2018Prelude to Winter\u201d, on Thursday November 26, at the Bnai Jacob Synagogue, 172 Fairmount St.West, sponsored by Phyllis King Members and Friends are cordially invited.Zonta Club Tuesday evening the Zonta Club of Montreal will hold a business .meeting in Victoria School at 8 p.m.This meeting is for members only as reports will be submitted and discussions of importance will be held.A classification talk will be given to the members by Miss Isa- \"belle Sauberli of Imperial Tobacco Ltd.and a member of the Zonta Club of Montreal.Subject \u201cThis is my Line\u201d, Mrs.Emma F.Watt, president, will preside at the meeting.Panel Discussion An open meeting of Laurentian Chapter No.520, B'nai B'rith, will be held at the Mount Royal Hotel on Wednesday evening, November 25, at 8.30 p.m.The program will consist of a Panel Discussion on \u201cMaturity in Marriage\u201d, with Dr.George Strean, Gynecologist.Dr.Reuben Rabinovitch, Psychiatrist, Mr.Alfred Finetuck, Director of Jewish Vocational Service, arid -ors and the hospital staff.this occasion Mrs.Nutik is presenting the president of the auxiliary, Mrs.M.B.Mackenzie with a cheque for $1,400.00 to further the plans of the auxiliary.The Travel Cart first started its rounds last November, with a borrowed $200.00, and a show-case donated to the auxiliary by Henry Morgan & Co.This show-case is Kept well stocked and is located in the lobby of the hospital.The-Travel Cart is an accommodation not only to patients who are hospitalized, but to their visit- It contains heautifully knitted baby sets, smocked dresses, cookies, jams, jellies, candy, cigarettes, gifts and novelties all made by the auxiliary members and their friends.An amusing incident occurred this summer while a doctor and his famliy were on vacation at Prince Edward Island, they were loading their car for the return trip to Montreal when the husband picked up several bags, of what he thought were children's trash, he was about to throw the bags and contents away when his wife rescued them, they contained sea shells gathered on the shores of P.EI to be used to make ashtrays for sale on the Travel Cart, Another member makes candle holders out of birch logs, she also dresses dolls in bouffant plastic dresses to cover hoxes of face tissues.Very popular are nylon boutonniere\u2019s.A member of the auxiliary has named the project \u2018Profits from Pennies,\u201d very appropriately.A group of school children are busy painting pine cones, aluminum paint and other colors to be sold on the Travel Cart, for Christmas tree decorations.Rabbi Solomon Frank of the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue as participants.All are welcome.Mrs.Roy Hoffman will with |.preside and co-chairman for the afternoon will he Mrs.David H.Lisser.Following the lecture, tea will be served and Mrs.F.W.Nor- wood, Mrs.George Hollinger, Mrs.E.T.Bourke and Mrs.J.A.Ros.ton will preside at the tea-tables, assisted by the ladies of the Committee.Non-members are cordially invited at nominal charges.R.C.A.F.Silver Cross The R:C:A.F.Silver Cross Mothers WII hold their regular meeting in the Y.W.C.A.Dorchester St.West, on Monday afternoon at 2.30 p.m.Members wishing to bring 8 friend wearing a Silver Cross are welcome to do go.Self-propelled 0.does aft the work of snow removal, Won't clog .won't stall, Saves yows back and saves your heart, Made ia two sizes.$227.50 and $290.00 Sickie bar ond luwn mower af tuchmonts of low additional sol permit afl-yoar vse.THOMSON-VANIER EQUIPMENT COMPANY 710 St.James st.W., Mentred preside.a Tel: UN.6-2276 » Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern will i \u201cI WINDSOR WINNERS: Walter Smaill, a great athlete in his own right, presents the Doug Smaill Memorial Trophy, emblematic of Eastern Canada junior football supremacy, to captain Jack Forrest of the Windsor AKO\u2019s, winners over Verdun Sham-Cats for the title.Doug .Al Newman, ~~ 2 Smaill, Walter\u2019s son, was one of the greatest athletes produced at Westmount High School.He was killed in the last war.From 1.to r.are Windsor coach, Forrest, Walter Smaill, and Jesse Fitton, CRU junior convenor.\u2014Photo by Windsor Star Montreal gourmets have assurance.personal: attention.Your enquiries regarding banquets, group luncheons, cocktail parties or other functions will receive Emilio's CATERING TO THE CARRIAGE TRADE long made a habit of enjoying the excellent cuisine at - The Thorncliffe, where fine food is not seasonal but a year-round Stop in for lunch, cocktails or dinner.Our Table D'Hote at $2.50 is served until closing \u2014 a minimum of 10 choices.Phone Ste Therese 3250 Frances Goltman Plans Second \"Piano Clinic\" The Second Session of the \u201cPiano Clinic,\u201d a series of four lectures specially designed for parents, pupils and piano devotees, will take place in Willis Hall, St.Catherine Street, west, Thursday evening, November 26th at 8:30.Frances Goltman, founder-chair- man of the series will speak on \u201cExaminations and Grading\u201d a subject not often discussed in public.There will be demonstrations by several young pianists.Guest speaker of the evening will be Inglis Willis, widely known music patron, who has chosen an interesting topic, \u201cHistory of The: Piano.\u201d The third and fourth lectures will be held in February and March, dates to be announced later.Movies And Dog Show Highlight SPCA Event Animal movies and a dog show will highlight the SPCA event at the First Presbyterian Church Friday, Nov.27 at- 7.30 p.m.Under general manager William Dunlop, the show will include dogs brought by Mrs.Alex Casgrain, president and training director of the Mountain City Obedience Club.The show will take place in the church hall.A donation will be given to the SPCA, andl every child will receive an SPCA membership badge.À.Adrian Roberts (A Canadian Club A.Adrian Roberts, M.A., Q.C, High Commissioner for the Union of South Africa to Canada now returning home-after a highly successful tour of duty, will be guest speaker at the Canadian Club of Montreal Monday, Nov.30.The club meets at 12.50 p.m.in the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel.His topic will be.\u201cSwan Song of a Diplomat.\u201d Quebec Teachers Dance Workshop The monthly meeting of the Quebec Dance Teachers Association was held Sunday evening at the Y.W.C.A.After a brief business meeting an exhibition of ballet paintings by Helene (Moffat) Sennecal were viewed by the members present.A vote was taken on designs submitted for membership pins and the winner's name will be announced in the near future.THR HXAMINER, WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY.NOVEMBER 20, 1953\u2014= Brilliant Hindu Dancer Seen In Recifal Here Shivaram brilliant Hindu Katha- kali dancer, provided Montrealers at his formal debut with a breathtaking performance of dancing.In performances Wednesday and Thursday at Victoria Hall, he captivated his audience in a recital of Hindu temple and Indian folk dances.He began with the traditional invocational dance and a short demonstration of the fundamental principles of Kathakali technique so that the audience could better understand the dances which followed.He then went through Kama- deva, depicting the Hindu Cupid dancing in the springtime when love is most powerful and the Kite Dance, story of a maiden who interferes with her brother's kite- flying.He punishes her, but moved by her tears, makes & new kite which they fly together.He also did the Snake Charmer, where the character of a street entertainer is portrayed as he displays his snakes and cures himself of a venomous bite.The Marwari Dance, the Hermit and Peacock Dance completed the program.Shivaram did exceptionally well in the Hermit, a parable in rhyme inspired by the great Indian poet Kalidasa.The story was spoken WESTMOUNT Sherbrooke at Grey EL.9545 Now Playing \u2018till TUESDAY \"DAN JUNE DENNIS DAILEY- HAVER - DAY * Added Attraction * PAGE THIRTEEN instead of sung in the Indian lane guage while Shivaram translated it into gestures.Indra Vijayam, the finale, saw the young dancer rise to his greate est heights.Portraying Indra, god of the heavens, he descends from his high abode, seizes the flying mountains, cuts their wings, puts them in place over India and dances in triumph.N LLU A JACK AND THE BEANSTALK presented by CHILDREN'S THEATRE : THIS SATURDAY, at VICTORIA HALL Tickets at Willis & Co.All seats reserved 70c & $1.25 RS MONKLAND DE.9711 N N N N N N N N N N N N N N \\ N N N N N N N A tt le DP 7 A P77 72 2 2 7 7 La Monkland at Girouard TODAY and FRIDAY.\"RUBY GENTRY\" Jennifer JONES Charlton HESTON \u2014 Also \u2014 \u2018FRANCIS COVERS :- THE BIG TOWN\" Donald O'CONNOR Lori NELSON + Starts SATURDAY M-G-M.BIG SPECTACULAR ROMANCE On, WITH eon Se Musiet MA ati Chiise CIO \u201c NINA KURT WALTER™ TmoAS Jos\u20ac Jhsou-Foct-Vaczhar-Hamporh-GOMEz-GRE0O Sac * Area iis * STARRING HARD JEAN THELMA WDHARY PETERS-RITTER cor SR es pps + cad 15 EAT à WAGE FOURTEEN - = \u2014\u2014THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER-20, 198 Dow New Sponsor Of Court \"Quintet The West End Grads have been fortunate in securing Dow Brewery as sponsor for their powerful entry in the Senior B ranks of the Montreal Basketball League.An experienced crew, tempered banner of Dow in their new with youth, will carry the venture, Players with several Turner Paces Stars: Staynor Wins 51-16 .Avenue Stars defeated Royals : 47-20 in the first game of Tuesday night's doubleheader.Al Turner, Hughie McDonald and Pat Lomas- ney with 19, 13 and 10 points respectively led the winners, while Royals, playing without their ace, Logue McDonald, were never in contention, Billy Graham was outstanding scoring 17 of hii team\u2019s 20 points.In the nightcap Staynor laced Frosst 51-16; despite the score this was the best basketball game of the season thus far.Referee Al Turner called but 11 fouls in this fast-moving contest.Earl McDonald led his squad with 25 points.Buddy Selby hit for 10 and Gray Easton played a sound game at guard.Allbut, Langley and Craig Uphold paced Frosst.7 Team Standings PWL F A Pts Staynor .4 4 0 168 112 8 Avenue Stars 4 2 2 162 112 4 Royals 4 1 3 107 165 2 Frosst 2 0 2 4 981 0 Scoring Léaders GP FG FS Pts McDonald, E.Staynor 4 39 8 86 Graham, B.Royals .4 20 3 43 Turner, A.Ave, Stars .4 18 6 42 Brambell, R.Ave.Stars 3 15 3 33 McDonald, H.Ave.Stars 4 13 2 28 FINEST J] We] AYE! IT'S.¥ years senior experience such as Gerry Rowntree, Ian \u201cStretch\u201d! Mc- Intosh, John \u201cBullet\u201d Field, and Jack Stryde, bolstered by the youth of such players as Dennis \u201cHook Shot\u201d Skinner, Pete Siemers and Sonny Smith, along with Earl \u201cNo Hit\u201d McDonald, Pete Sykes, Clive Gregor-Pearse and Don Bogue from British Columbia are included.In addition they will be bolstered by the addition of Norm McLeod in four or tive weeks when he has recovered from a recent knee operation.The new Dow entry will tangle champion MAAA outfit, Southwestern Y, last years\u2019 intermediate champions, Giants, Golden Knights, and International Y, in what should be an evenly balanced \u2018league with no apparent weak sisters.- Lose To Georgians In their last game under the colors of the West End Grads, a strong Georgian outfit won a close 53-50 decision from the Grads in a very evenly fought tilt played on the Westmount Junior High School floor.The college boys rang up a half time lead of 38-24 which the homesters gradually whittled down to a two point margin with 10 seconds to play, only to see the Georgians awarded two foul shots, one of which they made good to clinch the victory.- For the college crew, Bud Naismith played a brilliant first half to rack up 15 of a total of 18 points for the game, while Jim Au- rutiok closely followed with 15.For the Grads, Ian McIntosh with 16+ and Jack Stryde and Gerry Rowntree with 12 apiece were tops.STRONG ALE WM.MCEWAN & CO.LTD.EDINBURGH .SCOTLAND Scotch Ale, brewed and bottled in Edinburgh, Scotland.Ask for it at clubs, bars, resorts and with such strong opposition as the |.B Loop Change Sees Refurn Win Element .After one season of competition, general concensus of opinion \"is that Westmount\u2019 High School did well in turning to senior B play.Football, \u2018first of the major sports to come to an end, saw the element of winning return to the game for the gridders, according to coach Ron Sharp.\u2018This doesn\u2019t.mean that the team wasn\u2019t trying in their former seasons among senior A teams; but in recent years they were doing well when they held the other team to a small win.Many times the locals showed more fight and drive, but ended up on the short end due to their inexperience, At Good Level Now Sharp feels they are where they should be, at a good level of competition, and points | to the B final against Lower Canada College for proof.Westmount will have their ups and downs, it 1s sure, but certainly they will have more chance for success than they enjoyed in senior A play.Even in the chalenge match, which they lost 17-5, they had many opportunities to take the lead.In the end, it was a player only allowed to play half a game that made the difference.John Donaldson had previously been barred for fighting, but because of the importance of the match, was given permission to play in one half only.Practice on Now The school will enter teams in the senior B hockey and basketball leagues practices for wich are taking place now.So far one third of the program has improved; in seven months time the other two thirds can be calculated.Australia\u2019s blue-crowned parrot hangs upside down from a branch to sleep.MUNICIPAL HOCKEY The City of Westmount Recreation Department will be organizing Minor Hockey Leagues under Quebec Amateur Hockey Association regulations for the 1953-54 season, .This means that Municipal League champions will play in the inter city playdowns and provincial playdowns.Following are the Leagues and age requirements for each:- Mosquito \u2014 Under 10 as of Aug 1, 1953.; Pee Wee \u2014 Under 12 as of Aug.1, 1958.: Bantam \u2014 Under 14 as of Aug.1, 1958.7 Midget \u2014 Under 16 as of Aug.1, 1958.: : Juvenile \u2014 Under \u201818 as of Aug.1, 1953.Example \u2014 Bantam: A boy 13 years of age before Aug.1st, 1953, and a boy who turns 14 years of age after Aug 1st, 1953, is not eligible for bantam and therefore must play in a higher age group.If a boy has been registered before and has played a season under QAHA regulations he does not have to turn in a birth certificate.However, if a boy has never turned in a birth certificate he must pro- STANDINGS WLD F A Pts Westmount Ave, Stars 3 02 14 N.D.G.Regents 311 Royal Pharmacy St.Laurent Laurels Westmount Avenue Stars 4: \u2014 Goal: D.Brambell; Defense: R.Brambell, Painchaud, Quirk, MeGowan; Forwards: Bourassa, Hoffman, Simmons, Brown, McCarthy, Selby, Turner, Besant.St.Laurent Laurels 0: \u2014 Goal: Kerr; Defense: Malone, Johnson, Bedard, Gau- dette; Forwards: Malonie, Chenier, Du- rack, DelVElce, Smith, Lawruk, Rara- sey.Sleeth.First Period 1\u2014Westmount: Painchaud (Selby) 3:05 2\u2014Westmount: Hoffman (Bourassa, Painchaud) 10: Penalties: None.Second Period 3\u2014Westmount: Turner (Besant) .0:45 Penalties: Selby 11:49, Johnson 11:49.Third Period Penalties: Malone 10:35; Smith, 11:55; Dell\u2019Elce, 12:17; Brambell, 12:17, CALL FOR SPORTS Call The Examiner Sports Department, WA.2777, if you have a good sports story.Newly Named Locals Win 4-0 To Take Laurent Loop Lead By virtue of a 4-0 whitewashing over the cellar dwelling St.Laurent Laurels, Mac- Rae Electric jumped into sole possession\u201d of first place in the St.Laurent Intermediate Hockey League.MacRae, formerly Avenue Stars, are being supported by Ross MacRae, | Electrical Contractor of the City of Westmount.Doug Brambell earned his first shoutout of the season with a fine performance.The Westmounters played their best game of the season, virtually skating the Laurels into the ice.Painchaud Scores Big Bob Painchaud started the ball rolling when he rifled Bud Sel- by\u2019s pass into the rigging behind goalie Jim Kerr, Fred Hoffman -put the Electric boys two up when he cut loose a slzzler that was labelled all the way; Mickey Bourassa and Bob Painchaud drew as- dists on the play.\u2019 Just 45 seconds after the start of the second period Al Turner and Jim Beasant combined to give the MacRae team a 3-0 lead.Turner was the marksman with a low driving shot that had the St.Laurent netminder beaten all the way.The final tally came late in the third period, when Bud Selby golfed a double relay from Turner and Bourassa high into the cage for his second point of theday.Meet NDG Regents | 7 Coaen Don Tinning hopes his squad can show the same class in tomorrow's encounter with the second place NDG Regents.Only one point separates these two teams and this game will decide first place.Hugh McDonald Westmount ss _ RECREATION DEPT, duce one in order to play this Yen A certified copy or origina} bas tismal certificate will also be - : cepted as proof of age.' Boys 13 years of age and Over may apply for refereeing dutie, All referees will be paid.Team y, presentatives are urged to register their teams as soon as possiy, Any boy who is not attached to team, but wants to play, should call John Garland at FI, 6975, Tentative times for each leagug play will be as follows:- Mosquila \u2014 Saturday morning; pee wee week-day afternoons; bantam | week-day afterooons; midget | week-day afteroons and early eve, ning week-days; juvenile \u2014 early evening week-days.Any furthr information require may be obtained by calling Joi, Garland or Rockey Rothwell g FI.6975.\u2018 Touch Rugby League In the Grade 5 play-off St.Legg Reds won the first game of the series by & 20- score over King\u2019s Col onels, Ponzi and White were best for the Reds, while McLean apg Carpentier stood out for King), Second game of this series will ks played on Friday afternoon, Noy, 20, at 3:45 on the RMR field.Grade 6 section will play a sudden death game at Staynor Park on Friday, Nov.20, at 3:45 pm, St.Leo\u2019s Whites came out on top of the 7th Grade play-off series by beating out WJHS, 7 Bla a closely fought contest played at RMR.All the scoring was done in the last 10 minutes of play.TBi scored first on a 30 yard pass and run featuring Billy Brazier and Don Neilson, the Whites tied it up with 3 minutes to go as Sonny Gavin hit Cluny Maher with a long one deep in the end zone.With the game in the dying stages, Gavi carried up the field and lobbed one to Billy Gloyn who made no mis take to end the game 10-5 in favor of St.Leo's, In the senior section the Saints won the first game of the series by a 5-0 count.This game was played at the WAG, as the re mainder of the series will be.The boys felt the difference playing on a regulation field as proved in the one touchdown verdict.\u201c0ldat40,50,60?\" \u2014 Man, You're Crazy Forget your age! Thousands are peppy at 70.Try \u201cpepping up\u201d with Ostrex, Contains toni for weak, rundown feeling due solely % body's lack of iron which many men pomen call cold\u201d To Ostrex Tonic Tablet or pep, younger feeling, very day, \u201cget acquainted\u201d size only 60c.For sale ot drug stores everywhere.- , CORPS © A NENTS than a BURNETT'S LONDON DRY GIN ANITA SMR NO SRL ISSN SASS, FPS ns cu 5% TARR __Distilled in Canada and distributed by e House of Seagran drink ople n other Gin Dry TREE: $ WHITE SATIN GIN IA IIAIINSE REIS, oy ey MEL) = osm £507 we EE by MARTY GOODMAN - THE GRAND JOB Unity Boys Club is doing is best-illus- trated by the large furnout that appeared for the first annual Father and Son Banquet and Sports Night Monday.From all accounts, the evening was a complete success, and the boys enjoyed themselves most with all the sports luminaries present.Representatives from all the major sports were ; there, each a star in his own light, and they did a great job }- of promoting good-will DeWitt Coulter, more commonly known as Tex, wäs one man present who would surely do well at either his football or in directing \"the Boys Club.The affable American is a wonder with children, and has become much in demand because of his interest in.youth.A Proof of this comes in a plan he propcsed, one that is a little i- late for the current football campaign but would be well kept in mind for the next.His\u201cidea is to have a group of the best players on the Alouettes visit the different schools once a week, with the members switching each time.They .would go out to football practices, and the players could ask questions of the group.Seven would make an ideal \u201cteam\u201d \u2014 an offensive and defensive end, a guard, tackle, center, halfback and quarterback.Then each one would answer the queries about playing his particular position.Thé idea would not only be extremely popular amongst the schools, it would serve two other purposes.The calibre of high school play in Montreal would be improved, and the pro team would gain in public relations, to say nothing of the bigger effort that would be given by the boys to make use of their new found principles.Tex is sure that the players would be willing \u2018to take this on; \u201cBut\u201d, he adds, in a manner that is so characteristic of him, \u201cTd even do it myself if the others couldn't come out.\u201d - For \u2018once this phrase is nice to hear \u2014 wait'll next year.Question Period Popular ) During the question period at the banquet, the boys posed some stiff ones to the assembled company, directing their queries each to an individual.Some of the answers: Frank Shaughnessy, head of the International Baseball League, noted that Montrealers should not look for a good ball club right away if and when the city gets a major league franchise.He said there just weren't enough good players to go around, and it would take time to develop a consistent contender in any new city.Joey Richman, commissioner of Biddy Basketball and outstanding all-around athlete, surprised many when he said basketball in Canada draws more spectators than any other sport, just as it does in the United States, As à major sport, he felt it would develop quickly espécially if the short winters now in vogue continue to cut down outdoor hockey time.Frank Carlin, Westmount Rotary member who did so much for the evening, singled out Doug Harvey, Bill Durnan, Gerry McNeil, Buddy O'Conner, Dave Neville, Johnny Atchison and Floyd Curry among the greatest players he had coached.Highlond Dancing As Relaxation Saturday evening, as a respite after the hard fought rugger match in the afternoon, the Westmount clubs and friends settled down to R night of entertainment and partying, courtesy of the CO, 3rd Div.Col.RCASC, at the Officers\u2019 Mess on Bel-air avenue, Part of the evening consisted of highland dancing to the bagpipes, leading - \u2018onto Irish at 2.30 Saturday at \u2018maintain a slight edge through- fast and hard, though play was a ~~ THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1853 \u2014\u2014 Bantams, Seniors Start Referees\u2019 Hoop Tourney With the high school football picture ended for this season, coaches get no chance to rest with basketball and hockey swinging right into the limelight.This weekend sees the start.of the high school basketball tournaments, commonly misnamed the Golden Ball: While everyone calls the knockout games after its Montreal Basketball League title, x the schoo} set-tos are for .a different purpose.They are sponsored by thé Referees\u2019 Association, so that new arbiters can be tested\u2019 and rated while under fire.ball, will not be desperately .driv- Seniors Play Lachine ing to \u2018win their division; rather At any rate, the local teams are Coach Ron Sharp chooses to play.on whether they win or lose, while the Junior High rests.The seniors, only on the cour! for four days since the end of foot- not yet in\u2019 what would be termed all his men and concentrate on the ; the pink of condition; they are fundamentals that will be neces- more bright crimson.Today sees sary during the regular schedule, the seniors play Lachine at Lower The bantams have been having Canada College while the bantams shooting practice for two weeks, meet Rosemount at Mount Royal.and coach Walter Nickels figures Saturddy the seniors play two on Barkoff, Baker, Cohen, Cess- games, their opponents depending\u2019 ford, Gould,\u201d Jacobs, Levy, Lazar, Scottish Face Toronto As | Barbs Play Two In Boston \"Thé Westmount rugger clubs face a full weekend of | action; with both Scottish and Barbarians facing tough oppo- | nents.The Scots edged their sister club 5-3 Saturday in the only action.Barbarians leave for Boston today - where they face PAGE FIFTEEN Malus, Morris, Schwartz, Singer, Smith and Zuriff to carry the load in today\u2019s match, [ IN VEST IN A 1953 PACKARD The Car That Has The FINEST REPUTATION for Service, Performance, and Reliablilty, 1/3 DOWN \u2014 BALANCE IN 24 MONTHS MONTREAL'S OLDEST PACKARD DEALER OVER 30 YEARS OF SERVICE | Mhortonacauefamotke LTD CR.2197-2198 7488 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.NEAR.JEAN TALON J Massachusetts Institute - of Tech-* nology tomorrow and Harvard Sunday.Scottish will meet Tor- Westmount Park.The Barbarians expect a tough weekend ahead, with both the American colleges fielding good squads.In top condition because of everyday practicing, they boast an edge in this department put are less experienced than the local crew.In addition, Barbarians are hopinig for a double victory to make up for their loss Saturday.Scottish look for a stiff battle from Toronto, present hotbed of rugger in Canada with 17 teams in action.They will be out to keep their unbeaten record intact.Scots Hold Edge Department where Saturday game saw Scottish out, after coming from behind a 3-0 deficit.Alec Rudnick kicked a penalty goal from the 40 to put Barbs ahead, but Tom Parke scored a try and Ron Ruthvin converted for the winning markers.> The game was well-refereed, Distributors bit scraggly at times.Both clubs PERSONAL SERVICE English & European Cars Visit our new.extensive Service THE SPORTS CAR CO.INC.Dealers: Vanguard and Mayflower courlesy prevails of M.G.'s dlely to h were out to win, and showed a lot dE some to wonder whether this was a rest from the game or vice-versa of fight throughout.Scottish 4428 St.Catherine St.West GL.4635 7 Nee The Scottish piping and dancing are still unbeater#this year, while ° * So ule is a direct relative of square the Barbarians have dropped TOP FLOOR CLIFFSIDE GARAGE three, one to Ottawa and two to dancing, only there is no calling the Scots.- Not only was there a piper for the social festivities, but the Barbarians here often come onto the playing field with one, of their players, Buff McCook, leading ] i ai f the Social them to the airy strains o.kd Piper pipes.Piper In the afternoon, the Scottish showed an edge in downing their sister club 5-3.This weekend may be the -last rugger action for the year, but some good matches are in store.Toronto Irish, meeting Scottish here, are reputed to be a top outfit, while Barbarians will have their hands full with MIT and Harvard in Boston.Westmount.Wanderings Teachers Walter Nickels and Walter Coombes will guide the two Junior High bantam basketball teams this coming season .mentor Nickels taking care of the sole entry in tHe school tournament \u2026.Dick Germanéy and Hugh Stratton of the Junior High giving a refereeing course to 40 students .All handpicked, they are being taught how to handle volleyball and basketball games, and will take care of intramural school matches .There is also & chance they will help out in the élementdry school loops .It is a good idea and will bear fruit in the future, when these boys will.more than prove their worth to sport .The annual High \u2018School Hockey Carnival is billed for Dec.7 cee Senior\u201d High will contribute two or three players to the western all-star team, in addition to a five man relay squad .Practices under head coach Ross Firth now taking place .Good chances for a junior entry too ., Firth's junior footballer bowed out in a blaze of glory by beating LCC 21-5 .Hamilton ran wild, picking up~three majors .One was an 85 yard effort off-tackle, another a 60 yard run after a \"pass intérception .His third was a short 20 yard run.To .- , : : + voy * 4 i a ft.- Sosy Fu meen .$ wo Glass after glass, preferred above Fa * PERFECT FLAVOUR And bouquet! 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