The Westmount examiner, 5 février 1954, vendredi 5 février 1954

[" - e-em CAL, | .\u2026.vows.sebe soos cons Ws and a» BE he Examiner Seroing the Cy of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis .WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5.1954 | PRICE §ff v : T - Westmount \"Y' To Hold Annual Meet Thursday The 42nd annual meeting of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.will be held Thursday, Feb.18 at 6 p.m, A.W.D.Swan, chairman of the Board of Management, announced that an interesting program has been planned.All members of the Association are cordially invited to attend.The evening will begin with the annual meeting and presentation of the annual report, followed by dinner and entertainment.The guest speaker will be the Rev.Charles\u2019 Cochrane of Melville Presbyterian Church, Following the dinner a fencing demonstration, \u2018by some of the outstanding fencers in Canada, will take place in in the gymnasium.Norman T.Dawe Now Assistant To T.J.Hughes .© Norman 7.Dawe wus appointed executive assistant to the general manager of the City of West- mount, T.J.Hughes, Monday night.The appointment was unanimously approved- by city council.Mr.Dawe has been in the rm- ploy of the municipality for the past seven years, and occupies the positions of personnel officer, supervisor of welfare, and administrative officer of civil defence.Born in Montreal, he holds an intermediate teachers d!ploma from Macdonald College and Arts degree from Sir George Williams.He is currently in his fourth year of a commerce course at Sir George.From 1940-43 he was associated with the Verdun Protestant School Board, prior to joining th Canadian active army for one year, He was associated with the Montreal Protestant Central School Board from 1945-47, and has been with the city ever since.He married the former Violet Perkins and has two children.In addition to his new Position, he will retain a major portion of his other executive duties.- NORMAN T.DAWE ~ ¢ \\ SPEAKS HERE WEDNESDAY: Margaret Aitken, P.C.Federal Member for Ontario\u2019s York-Humber riding and author who will address a meeting of the local Progressive-Conservatrice Association on Wednesday at 8.15 in the Westmount Junior High School.Value of rehabilitation to the community was discussed Wednesday by Dr.Gustave Gingras, medical director of the Rehabilitation Society for Cripples at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Westmount.He said that one of the main problems in dealing with cripples was the difficulty of recognizing disability \u2014 when and where did it start?The magnitude of the problem was shown by a rough estimate of 19 per cent \u2014 2 million people, with some type of disability.There is a considerable cost in carrying these people in welfare work, he stated, even on bare maintainance.Studies show that to build and operate 100 beds and 300 out-beds, would cost $3 million for five years, he said.But rehabilitating these people would be worth it because of -the dual purpose it served \u2014 they not only ceased to be wards, but became wage earners.One of the problems most frequently met was overprotection.he said.Studied quite thoroughly now, it is a product of civilization.One does not find it in the jungles or retarded countries.This can take many forms, and only complete education* is the answer, he said.Dr.Gingras traced the growth of the Rehabilitation Society, for Cripples since the time it began four years ago in a small locale Rehabilifation Good Investment Dr.Gus Gingras Tells Rotarians at the Viger Hotel.At that time, some $18,000 was spent and 98 patients treated.Now the staff \u2018has greatly increased, there are several specialized departments, and 700 patients have been treated to date this year.In addition, the society has been approved as a training ground.They have even initiated long term plans to train their own new staff.He said that one of the most important developments is the teamwork that has grown at the Society, Work done in the clinic has brought it forward so that it is working as a unit, and everyone realizes that rehabilitation is a job that cannot be taken on alone.J.J.Kingan Speaks To NOMA Members J.J.Kingan general manager of the Canadian Marconi Co., will be the guest speaker at the next meeting of the Montreal chapter of the National Office Management Association, It will be held in the Spanish Room of the Queen's Ho- tél at 6:15 p.m.Monday, Feb.8, Born in England, Mr.Kingan came to Canäda ât an early age, and is by trining an engineer.In his earliest days with Canadian Marconi.he installed and operated the wireless equipment of that day on ships.-.ORLD CASH NEARS lConvertibility Of Currency Is \u2018Closer\u2019 Abbott Back from a world conference on money matters that took him to the Antipodes \u2014 Canada\u2019s Finance Minister Douglas Abbott has told reporters that convertibility of currency is \u2018very much\u201d closer.In fact, he said, the world is closer to it today than at any time since the Second World |Steinberg\u2019s Move Across The Road A new Steinberg's store will be erected across the street from the present market on Sherbrooke West at Victoria.This store will be unique in that it will have two entrances.There will be seven cash boxes at the Sherbrooke side and three at the Victoria entrance with checking stands at both.The selling area will be 13,500 feet with a modern freight elevator and endless conveyor belts to handle supplies.It will have 1150 feet of counters, about half as much again as the present store, The front on Sherbrooke St.over the show-windows will be a massive decorative brick panel enclosed in a granite frame and supported by two stone pallisters, caped with flower boxes.Lighting will be recessed and semi-indirect, which will remove the glaring whiteness of the streamline fluorescent lamps, \u2018 The staff Pest-room and lockers with other facilities will be on the mezzanine floor.The mechanical equipment will also be located on this floor.Parking facilities are being enlarged for the convenience of customers.This new market, with its many modern features and color scheme, will provide the finest shopping facilities in keeping with Westmount traditions, it is reported.*War.Government curbs, in Britain and other sterling area countries, preventing the free exchange of sterling and dollar currencies, have been one of the major postwar barriers to expansion of world trade.Mr.Abbott, returning from a world circling air trip, said he could not predict just when the sterling area bloc will lift its curbs.But from what he had seen at the Commonwealth conference at Sydney, Australia, he was \u201cquite optimistic.\u201d Britain and other Commonwealth countries had increased their trade earnings.And they had made progress in building up their vital reserves of dollars and gold.These developments showed the \u201cwisdom\u201d of Canada's Common- weallh partners in resisting temptations to place a \u2018picket fence\u201d around their trading areas.One reason why Canada attend- | ed the various conferences was that it was of \u2018vital interest\u201d to get her partners away from restrictive trading practices and into the \u201ccollective\u201d trading field.Camping Group Offers Course The Quebec Camping Association is offering a course to anyone interested in leadership at summer camps, beginning Feb.15.The course has been planned to train counsellors for the various responsibilities they face in camp.There will be six sesions on Monday evenings from Feb.15- March 22, On March 29 there will be a special program on water safety.Westmount Police Sergeant Saves Lives Of 2 In Fire Sgt.Lucien Lauzon, of the Westmount Police Department, was credited with the saving of two lives in a fire that occurred Wednesday at the Charlie Foon Lee Laundry, 364 Victoria avenue.He not only spotted the blaze and turned in an alarm, but assisted two young Chinamen to escape from the inferno.The fire began in the rear of the laundry, and quickly spread to another downstairs store and a house upstairs, all owned by D.J.Finlayson, 366 Victoria avenue.Under direction of Chief W.A.Cobb and Captain B.G, Durocher, the fire was quickly brought under control, despite an explosion which spread the flames throughout the area and gutted the two stores.Sgt.Lauzon said he was on his way home, waiting for a street car about 2 a.m., when he thought he saw smoke coming from the laundry.He was unable to see it too clearly because of a blizzard, raging at its worst then, A passing taxi driver confirmed his suspicion, however, and he tried to kick down the outside door.Failing in this, he notified the.police and fire departments from a nearby garage.Returning _to the laundry, he managed to open the door and (Continued on Page 7) Radio Commentator Speaks To UN Body OI i Cd co x Lede ata Ee LR THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1954 r \u201cPurple N White REVIEW by Cord Wasserman Co cipated in the swim meet held at to Florida.Se \u201c | Canadian Facts EE mes eu gw a À By FRANK FAIRVIEW Wehear that .Mickey | pt y Brown captured Mr.Lawley\u2019s the mew west HA.Heo À , .oo .H.H.S., gra LA (This new column invites your co-operation.Items \u2018may be famous \u201cdative derby\u201d .|11 of Westmount visited flore : tu sent to the writer c/o The Examiner, and while sources of John Cragg favored to win |last Friday to witness the showing A + + information will not be disclosed, they myst be included for next contest .the \u201cglue|of Hamlet.all seemed to have | the editor's file.Anonymous items will be wastebasketed).\u201ccart\u201d is full\u2019 of careless studes.enjoyed the film.even thqugh i ) i Alan Golden, a member of the |it meant missing an afternogn of J i Bill McFeat, former local resi = Sr.B.basketball d is back school Mr.Buck ter h dent, now in Vancouver on a job| (nee Mary Pangman) are back r.B.basketball squa -back school.Mr.Buckmaster how- Lo ry fangman at school.Al was out for three ever, had 11 Ba make up the lost 5 for the provincial government of after a prolonged stay at Ma- I: 5 fe a ; .° : weeks with virus pneumonia.[period by using thé noon hoûr.B.Ç.his sister Mrs.Robert Pol orca Island, off the coast of ih lock, Grosvenor avenue reports S pai \u2019 ) John Fuller and Bryan Burwash, Dean Hall, the jovial head of Sir | | » vee n.; ith h yoth former members of the hoop George Williams College, spoke maven to te ton Mont.Royal The C ni x Il co : squad, have finally forsaken [to the \u201cgraduating\u201d class on re- e Canadian Ballet Company is i | Where they have bought a house| about to fold up unless financial education for the business quirements for entrance to the a Mr.and Mrs.Jack Carter have| iq so 4 P : world.,.George Schafer has been College.the C.F.C.F.radio st turned to town after several aid is immediately forthcoming: supplying the refreshments for |show \u201cHigh Time\u201d has slowly my re resi dence in Vancouver, to the director made a blunt state- those attending the C.F.C.F.radio been cutting the supply of tickets wi 15) dt Mrs, Carter's father, Mr.ment during a performance at Her show \u201cHigh Time\u201d.the West- for our school.unless our at- | of 5 Johnston: Mr.and Mrs Majesty's on Saturday: the com- mount delegation proceeds to |tendance improves, our share of cu Carter plan to return to Penticton.LY Das Several bookings al ar George's after perticipating in the tickets will soon be nil.Senior at *{ ranged in the U.S.and Canada bu Lan B.C, to operate a fruit farm .- + increased travelling costs prevent an Thursdays rrol Feldman son scored 85 pts, in à exhibition Nb Drammon à Birks is taking | carrying on unless $5000 Js has been chosen to help Pat |tilt with the N.D.G.squad.| K9 raised: hence a committee is be Jovi THD \u201c the Carnegie Course in human formed .Mrs.Hugh Labatt has ee Bi Coco tells ue hia so \u2018to pack extend or best wishés to | ne | relations and is president of arrived in town from London MR.IRVING BERENSON, : \u2018 ¢ 3 his class Bob Packard 2 * * \"°° * * on duty after a 60 day leave at |the following studes who celebrate 4 pu son of the late Frank L.Frank Scofield, probably Irving Berenson, well-known home.he is expected to go to birthdays this week.to a crbara È ded f£ the \u201cAd- ; United Nations radio commen-| Germany.John Seely appears apman, 15 on e 4.to thd Packard (author of the Westmount High's greatest ki I la- G Joy, 18 the 6.to Di Dale\u201d tator, will speak Lo a meeting of to be breaking school regula- George Joy, on the 6.to.a ed ventures of Jimmy e athlete (senior football and i Currie, 17 the 7.to Ed.F , hi Eng- v the Montreal Branch of the tions.he smokes during re-|Currie, on the 7.to Bd.Fox ped books) js now teaching Eng hockey teams for four conse- | gq lish at niversity in Cuba y United Nations Association Wed- hearsals.it's just his part, of Currie, 17 on the 7.to Ed.Fox for sh at a u y ; a cutive seasons), is back at the nesday, Febraury 10, at 8.30 p.m.course.ex-Westmounter Billy and Caroline Alexander, both 18 [EF \u2018 .Mrs.D.B.Russe 2 Chantecler at Ste.Adele as in the Brittany Room of the |Minguay will be on hand at the |on the 10.4 pe Mrs.John Birks, very es ski instructor .Gordons Brittany Room of the Mount|Red Cross Valentine Dance to BERKELEY SQUARE 4 1g] tennis players, often play to Trower, Cedar Avenue, has i All th mitt f thi 7 ether at the Montreal Indoor ; : Royal Hotel.The meeting is open Supply the music.the dance e commiitees ior this A is getne left Cradock Simpson Co.to |4o the public without charge should be a great success.you year's presentation have been an- |§ i Tennis Club: Mrs.Russel go into business for himself Pp ge.ed and th A ! ly wins : \u2018 Mr.Berenson, who has broad- \u2018an all help by turning out .my nounc 1 an all are on the way \u2018 ed usualy Wo and has opened an office On cast all the major meetings of the Humble apologies to Mickey Brown |to making the play a hit.the Ii and * 0% 0% Victoria Avenue .Warda United Nations over an interna.and her Hi-Y group for my error Students\u2019 Production Committee, |i | | | 41 The Quebec plan of having car| Drummond, daughter of Mr.tional network since 1947.win|in last week's column.I'm head group consists of Chairman bi 2 I license numbers begin at 2,000 has| and Mrs.George Drummond, speak on \u201cThe UN and the Din- PePPy to say it did not keep any- Steve Brewer, Maggie Klein, Mike |} T PEL - apparently not been applied in On-| has opened an antique shop on osaur \u201d one away.the school ski team Larrett, John Lochead, John Seely |§ Poy + 48 tario: John Basett, Jr.publisher MacKay Street, below St.nr will be off \u2018to Proctor Academy and Noreen Murphy.the dates | sax LR of the Toronto Telegram, carries Catherine .Fred Gross is a to participate in the annual |for the show are March 10-11- a hi tpt Ontario plates \u201cJB-1\" on his car| constant week-end guest at meet.they leave next Friday |12.let\u2019s all get out and see it.|} mu 3 .Bob Keefer and Crosby Lewis| the Chantecler and, whenever _ Y M C A morning .congrats to the win- |THE HLY NEWS 3 ar : have founded their own firm in the he sits down at the piano, e lo Go e ners of the Girls\u2019 Public Speaking Mr.Schaffelburg and Mr.Buck- | I! importing and exporting business lends much relish to the or- Contest .Georgia Copeland was faster had the pleasant task of |g duc ét .Wilder Penfield, son of Dr.chestra .Mrs.Louise the best, but Sue Finkelstein and measuring the girls\u2019 waists at the firs ; Wilder Penfield,,has left with his| Whitehead 1s leaving next 0 { es Carol ° Cumming were right|\u201cPenny Inch Waist Dance\u201d held whi RE 4 wife on a six-week business trip month for an extended pitt behind.reporter Sue Christmas last week.the dance was a vil LE abroad .to England, with her mother, ; food a race on the s i a + # à Mrs.W.K.Nelles, of West- PHYSICAL DEPT.Laurentian hills.Boy Scout ions Brown snd ner pron whe the it Sandy Thom and Fraser mount .Square Dance Club: * Don Ferrier doing a fine job help- thought up some of the novel | = FF Coristine, the latter a veteran * # # Square dance enthusiasts are|ing the association with their ideas.grad Derek Dawson won pro] hockey at Ashbury College (in Jim Conant wrote an excellent invited to the \u201cY\u201d Hoedowners| campaign.many boys parti- |the bottle of reducing pills for the eve the early thirties) turned out Play on Catholic trade unions in dance this Saturday, Feb.6 at 8:30 largest waist.the prize for the ess for the first time in many Quebec, which was broadcast over | pm.Dancing will be in the \u201cY\u201d | full swing.Junior boys\u2019 classes for | smallest was won by a visitor but BUCH years at the King George Park CBM a few nights ago.For the|gym with music by Jake Snyder boys 10 and 11 are held,on Wed- westmounters still claim Janet | on rink; they kept up with the past three years Jim has been in|and his orchestra.Howard Fair- |nesday afternoon and Saturday at! Henderson should have been the vi i Ÿ youngsters pretty well but charge of the Montreal office ofl bairn will officiate as caller with|9 a.m.Intermediate classes are on victor.among the many couples | the CE they cracked the ice a few rime\u2019; he has now lett Time and the assistance of several zuest|Tuesday afternoon and Saturday were Judy & Jack, Mickey & Glen, | pe a times and twenty minutes of it is free-lancing, living ( 0-| callers.morning.Senior boys meet on Wendy & John, Jan & Paul, { int À | was about enough for them ver Road, Pointe Claire, with his Golf School: Monday afternoon and Thursday Maureen & Roy, Joan & John, wii À .Ian Buchanan and his wife bride of one year, à girl from Wor-| Your last chance to- join the afternoon.Judy & Mike, Betty & Chis, is cester, Mass.: his father, ex-prin-|wy» Golf Clinic will be Tuesday, Space Man Tests: Heather & Grant, and Page & spd IEREREERRRY RENEE ERERRR cipal of Harvard University.1S| Feb.9.The series of class.lessons Wednesday at 4 p.m.the space| gg, = now U.S.Ambassador to Germany.are being given by golf pro \u201cFer- man program will begin for all POSTCRIPTS ! int?\u201cCHRISTMAS\u201d % 0 # # gie\u201d McPherson.Non-members as junior boys.All juniors are asked Lyn Rodgers of the Junior ve Mr.and Mrs.Phil Cumyn |.) a5 members of the \u201cY\u201d may to come out to start their tests.School was pleasantly surprized oatt ; are building a house on the old ; Crafts: c s p y surp to Angus (CPR) property at register.The craft club is held on Thurs- 18st \u201cweek-end by an unexpected engi Ë every day of the year Senneville on the shore of the GYM Club: day at 4 p.m.All boys interested P2rty given her by a few of her H ; Gymasts from all branches of 23Y % p.m.y friends.many grads are now hE ty Lake of Two Mountains .sg :, |in making things with their hands ORD ne.af for Mrs.Fred (Pamela) Dilling- the Montreal \"XY\" held a gymnastie are invited to attend working for McGill's annual Red and Er rs.LS clinic at Westmount Monday night.° & White Revi m th Les = ham is now living near SL |The set exercises for the city-wide Swim Instruction: P od or.Bo nie Rothman, an #, de Bellevue on a 65-acre : Swimming instruction is held |2re *Toducer - bern a, anc # INSURANCE Anne de horses - 8ymnastic tournament on March | mone Doug Turner, Howie Bacal and he] : farm, plus fourteen oO or beginners at 4 p.m.on Tuesday \u2019 e ; i 12 were demonstrated and gym- Mitch Klein during an inter- aud ; (two of them hunters), nine nasts exchanged stunts and ideas and from 4:30-5 p.m.on Tuesday | .ss.a cats, three dogs and- three Gym and Swim \u201c| for advanced swimmers.view ith ihe masher de told he i hig} : Ce.: Hobby Show: \u2018use Gillette Blue Blades, double 2 oO children 2 * * Classes for all boys are now in The.Hobby Show committee is edges mean double economy\u201d.how \u2018 Edwin D.CHRISTMAS Miss Lillian Herring, well- now busy putting the booklet to-|& Vendredi prochain.his, known beautician who operated of Sherbrooke and Victoria .| gether.The next meeting of the kee INSURANCE BROKER her own beauty salon on Victoria| Mr.Lamoureux of Westmount, committee will be held Friday at sr MA.3332 Avenue for several years, is now| Plumbing & Roofing Company will ¢ p.m.GET READY FOR SPRING! 3 .associated with the Westmount be married shortly and will honey- Movie: .CL.4519 Beauty Salon on Sherbrooke St.| moon at Miami for most of the| The movie being shown Satur- .: West.y Miss Herring was forced| month of March.Mr.and Mrs.| day at 1:45 p.m.is \u201cCode of the LADIES rs .to vacate her former premises be-| Chesmer and family are sailing|Red Men.\u201d ; 388 ST.JAMES ST.W cause the building in which she| for England on the U.S.S.United 5 U 5 \u2019 to was located will be torn down to| States in July and will be away \"Barn Dance MADE-TO-MEASURE Montreal make way for the new Bank of| for five weeks The Westmount] The Officers\u2019 Mess of the Third IN ONE WEEK.2 Commerce Building at the corner Hobby Shop will be closed during| Field Engineering Regiment of ele og their absence .Mr, and Mrs.|the RCE, 3 Hillside avenue, will ORDER NOW! \" Colson of Charlotte Gown have [hold a barn dance Saturday, Feb.CUSTOMER'S OR OUR uw Th WwW T Go d I n been in Florida since early De-|13.This event was initiated last MATERIAL MADE UP.cember .Miss Florence Duma- year and proved most popular.ri e ay oO ° resq and companions are winter- Dress is optional, and music will © RAG mig LUNG 43 i hei \u201c - : A distinct message of Hope.See how clearly mg at thelr ne oy Toa be supplied by Roger St.Louis.; : .) A \u201ces .we find Peace and a way out.Colored Pictures.Mr.and Mrs, Sacoransky of May's| The universal $40 a month od WE DO FUR WORK Ladies\u2019 Wear are enjoying the|age pension at 70 now costs $345 SEVENTH D AY ADVENTIST CHURCH balmy breezes of Florida .|million a year; a $65 a month pen- 5 = Chas.A.James is making his an-|sion without means test at age 65 F L SILVER .WESTMOUNT nual trip to England this Spring.would cost $847 million annually.1 a 4250 WESTERN AVE.WES He leaves on the Empress of \u2014Quick Canadian Facts dies\u2019 ' Sunday Feb.7 \u2014 7.45 p.m.\u2014 (Doors Open 6.30 p.m.) France in May and will return at * EE Ladies\u2019 & Gents\u2019 TAILOR y ° : ie : the beginning of July .Mrs.| About $6,000,000 a week is be- 1235 Greene Avenue ALL WELCOME INSPIRING MUSIC Juliette Harmon returned home on |ing spent in Western Canada in \u2014 Wednesday from a month\u2019s visit|gas and oil development.Quick (Downstairs) WI.6633 - Poe ~ pas FINE FLOORIN GE PHALT \u2019 - il \"60 YEARS IN WESTMOUNT ° | [, J : © RUBBER a ; Co 2 , - # Specializing in Refinishing Old Floors \"3114 V .Co Reliable A 41 © nf JEWELLERS = A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY -.4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET WESTMOUNT?WATCH REPAIRS 4 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN'S PS.grade | Free Estimates WE.2323 JOHMAN'S ited there § howi : 28 to have Yet xxv, = 6 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1954 PAGE THRER .though .S : térnopn of | momo Public peaking Bs lost .M\" More Important eag of Sir oo d ee 270 NC.Kennedy Says - dre IC.Kennedy Says F.radis Public speaking is becoming more \u2018and more important in the as slowly x \"ot tickets world of today, some 60 members 5 our at- | of the Westmount High School share of 3 Current Events Club were told : 2 Senior at their weekly meeting Tuesday \u2018exhibition pe by a former-student there, Charles ad.i: Kennedy of the Montreal Board I } M of Trade.Wishés to |} Advising the club in\u2019 the art of \u2018celebrate 4 public\u2019 speaking, he said that few o Barbara |} decisions concerning the country, \u201c4.to 5 the province, or the city are reach- b.to Di 8 ed without the knowledge of the o Ed.Fox people, and they are usually in- 6 Ed.Fox formed by public speech.» both 18 j \u2018There is a great need for roup who he novel | ee excellent a int duct be Pome been appointed to the hon Scientific R h B £ th ; properly.s roduction, how- ; e honorary Scientific Research Bureau of the ever, ad not be attempted un- Nicholas Monsarrat will be the consulting staffs of the Royal Province of Quebec and Vice- less the speaker is sure it will be SVest speaker at the Canadian Victoria Hospital and the Mon- President of the Association of: successful.\u201cThe third and perhaps Club of Montreal at their meeting 0$ yn treal General Hospital.Graduate Schools of Canada.isitor but the strongest -introduction of all, Monday, Feb.8 in the Mount He is a Fellow of the Royal Janet which most easily breaks down Royal Hotel at 12.50 p.m.He .will| Dr.David Thomson, dean of the Society of Canada, of the Chemical een Toe the formidabié barrier between the Speak on Writing Books And| Faculty of Graduate Studies and] Institute of Canada and a member 2 p page es orator and his audience, is the |Reading Them.Research at McGill University, of - the Society of Biological La $s a Poul, i \u201cgimmick\u201d opening.That is, the! Mr.Monsarrat \u2018was born at|will be the guest speaker at a Chemists, the Biochemical Society SAS CO & Toh j introduction of something unusual Liverpool, England in 1910 and meeting of the Roslyn Home and | (U.K.) and the Canadian Physio- A , y Chris, which will immediately attract the studied at Winchester and at Trin- School Association Monday, -Feb.logical Society, etc.' 7 Ad r « attention of the audience to the) ity College, Cambridge, graduat-|8.He will speak at 8.30 p.m.in His research work has dealt HE age Hi speaker\u201d._ ing with honours in law.He took the gymnasium auditorium, on [principally with problems in endo- À f The body of a speech should be | up writing as a career and has Some Problems And Illusions In crinology and metabolism.During NN Vi OUR WEST END NWN .) interesting, Mr.Kennedy advo- published about 12 novels and war Education.the war he was a member of NIN Saas NN Junior cated the use of subtle humor books, including the famous \u201cThe The period from 7.45-8.30 p.m.advisory committees on nutrition EEE urprized to hold the attention of the audi- Cruel Sea\u201d, recently made into a |i) give parents a chance to visit to three departments of the Cana- LEN ZN expected ence.prizewinning film.In 1951 he re-| classrooms and meet teachers, .[dian Government (the Ministry J NN MONnARC IN of her He digressed slightly and gave [ceived the Heinemann Foundation Born in Aberdeen, Scotland, in of National Health and Welfare, ANE TE A re now 1 gave cel : n , ue AN ik the members some of the \u201cDo's\u201d Prize for Literature and a Fellow-! 1901 he obtained his B.S the Ministry of National Defence A ofaierd, ual Red and \u201cDon't® of public speaking.[ship in the Royal Society of Lit- » ie odlalne 15 5,56 and and the Wartime Prices and Trade S A -, | M.A.degrees from the University g them He said that a speaker's appear- erature.of Aberdeen and a doctorate of | Beard).For twenty years he was 6170 S othman, ance should always be neat, and| Mr.Monsarrat served in the Biochemistry at Cambridge Uni: |2 member.of the Fisheries Re- herbrooke St.W.al and he should endegvor to keep the Navy on Atlantic escort duties in versity in England.He also studied 527¢h Board of Canada and at WA.1175 | inter- audience\u2019s attention focussed ON |command yof corvettes and frig-| at Plymouth in England Grenoble the present time is a member of * old us: j his face, and thus on his speech.|ates: he was a Lieuterant Com- and Roscoff tn France \u2019 Zurich in double J On the other side of the stale, mander, R.N.V.R.and was Men-| Switzerland and Graz in Austria!| ; my\u201d.however, Mr.Kennedy reminded |tioned in Despatches.Dr.Thomson came to McGill AUTOMOBILE REP AIRING ING! SE people who\u2018ate able to tell others logically and concisely just what |\u2019 is in their minds,\u201d he said.Mr.Kennedy said that he realized that it is difficult\u2019 to get up ; 4 .and speak in front of peoplè, but ommittee, 4 that it is easier ever) time out.leln, Mike |H The introduction is the most im- ohn Seely portant part of any speech, he \u2018the dates said.The speaker must introduce ch 10-11- y himself - and his subject, but he {mee it § must avoid a long, windy preamble, \u201cThere are three types of introductions which are effective.The first is the \u2018snap introduction\u2019, which simply tells the audience who the speaker is and what he is talking about.Then there is the humorous introduction, which his audience that they should not keep changing their positions FEBRUARY Monsarrat Speaks To Canadian Club Mr.Monsarrat was Director of the United Kingdom Information Office in South Africa from 1946 to 1953, and since last April has held.that post here in Canada.+ Dr.D.Thomson! Will Speak University as a lecturer in Biochemistry in 1928, was promoted to a Professorship in 1937, became Chairman of the Department in 1941 and in 1942 was appointed Dean of the Faculty of Graduate CHURCH CHOIR ON TOUR: A group of singers from the Church of the Advent took a short trip this week and travelled north to sing.Included in the group were 32 boys and 10 men.Studies and Research.He has the National Research Council, the Today's auto should be as advanced as the performance of modern-model cars, If repair standards you are not getting this standard of repair service \u2014 and few actually are equipped to render it \u2014 then come and discover here what SALE while talking, and to avoid using - : ° too many violent gestures.He na o E B I G S A V | N G S told the students that a good à really modern\u201d auto repairing To HAND - TAILORED speaker is distinguishable from a CE SUITS AND COATS poor one by his ability to hide x For Ladies and Gentlemen his nervousness.REPAIRS TO COURTEOUS, DEPENDABLE A large assortment of the -In conclusion, Mr.Kennedy told ALL MAKES OF CARS SERVICE ,; miâtest Imported English the Club members never to say .; LING 8 always In séoere \u201cjn conclusion\u201d and then continue | Co Come in and compare our prices! || their speech for another 20 min- > REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS utes.To illustrate his point, he BODY WORK MECHANICAL BEST WORK GUARANTEED summed up his talk, and \u201cin con- and PAINTING REPAIRS clusion\u201d said that the main thing a speaker should remember is to \u201cStand up! 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DAVID L.THOMSON, Gilman Plymouth \u2014 Chr ysler - Fargo ue 00 next week six fellow-students| Cheney Professor of Biochemist- WA.2761-2 WE.5908 N ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS | \"CLOSED SATURDAYS 04 would speak on current aspects of \"VICTORIA AVENUE GARAGE 372 VICTORIA AVE, W UN A ., « WESTMOUNT Canadian: government.,.| of Graduate Studies.and Re: : - \" \u2018 > sp 5, es ba cet a.BALL WOLFÉ search MeGiI University.J The Customer of Yesterday-is-e-Friend-Fod 1° x \u2014 \u2018ry and Dean of the Faculty nt para ITS td nel LL tm Proms Ln e0 Ze nm 7 re LE Fe - | Pacs FOUR Hrving P.Rexford Spoke To Rofary .Rotary, its alms and ideals was fthe subject of a talk by Irving P.Rexford, president of the Crown Trust Co.given at the weekly luncheon of the Westward Rotary Club, on the occasion of {heir 14th anniversary.\u201cYou are looking back over the Jast short 14 years,\u201d he said, \u201cand naturally you are looking forward with great hopes and expectations.\u201d Rotary, he explained, is the greatest organization of its kind in the world, and has nearly 400,- 000 members in 4,000 clubs, spread throughout 80 countries.It was founded in Chicago by Paul Harris 49 years ago, and the International Convention of Ro- | tarians will be held, there next year, at which time the new building for Rotary headquarters and its secretarial work will officially be opened.\u2018In speaking of the Ideal of Service, he noted that it is as old as human thought.\u201cWhatever may be the differences between religious and phi- losophical-doctrines and theories, all agree that sacrifice of the self to the neighbor is an obligation of ethics and so of conduct in \u201call the departments of life,\u201d he said.OFFICES WAREHOUSE; STORAGE Within block Westmount Station Approx.700 sq.ft office space 1125 sq.f+.warehouse and storage Large Parking Facilities Available May 1st Box 160, 2185 Hampton Ave.N.D.Gs DON'T DESPAIR! 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HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS of all kinds FURNITURE REFINISHING and UPHOLSTERING HOUSEHOLD ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AND RADIOS GREENE AVENUE REPAIR SHOP REC'D.\\ 1227A Greene Avenue WE.4905 Pick-up and Delivery Service 1215 GREENE AVE.| WESTMOUNT FITZROY 0769 - George F.Bourke NOTARY Pioneer Canadia THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY B, 1954 THIS WEEK AND NEXT AT ee.Unity Boys\u2019 Club | 1090 GREENE AVE, 1 .A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY cive ' Re By M aurl ce M ari a sin e n Broadcaster Vic George Goes To The U.K.J.J.Kingan, General Manager of Canadian Marconi Company, Montreal} has announced the appointment of W.V.(Vic) Gébrze, Broadcasting and Public Relations Manager, to the position\u2019 of United Kingdom Representative for the Company.Mr.George expects to leave for England toward the end of February and will establish an office in London.The chief function of the new appointment jg \u2018to facilitate the interchange ot commercial and technical information hetween the two countries, particularly between Canadia Marconi and the English Electric group, which includes Marconi\u2019s Wireless Telegraph Company, Marconi International Marine Communications Company, Marconi Instruments Limited, and others.English Electric recently purchased a controlling interest in the Canadian Marconi organization.Mr, George is no stranger to Britain.During the war, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, he organized and commanded the Canadian Army Show, and for two years worked from London as Of- 4805 CUMBERLAND AVE.- N.D.GEL.3262 HOWARD S.231 St.James Street West, Plateau 4451 Barrister and Solicitor Office: Suite 1115, Daily Star Bldg., Residence: Terrace Apartments, + If no answer at residence \u2018phone PL.4451 ROSS, Q.C.Ten Rosemount Avenue, Westmount, Glenview 2177 P.McCUAIG LIMITED 65 Hillside Ave.* PROMPT SERVICE * Westmount INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS ficer-in-Charge of Eutertainment of the Canadian Army Overseas.He is one of tne pioneers of Canadian radio, iiaving entered the field in 1924 in Ottawa, where he was born.He staged and participated in the first transatlantic and transcontinental commercial broadcasts and introduced techniques, new at that time, which are now common practice in the industry.He joined Canadian Marconi in 1931, as manager of radio station CFGF.Of recent years he has been keenly interested in television, and has producd several televised demonstration broadcasts including the telecasting of a surgical operation at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.Mr.George has long been active in many civic and welfare groups.He is a director of the Better Business Bureau, a governor of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, a member of the advisory board of the Church of St.James the Apostle, and a member of the Canadian Film Awards panel of judges.He has also played an active part in the Red Cross.He expects to be in the United Kingdom for several years, but will return at regular intervals throughout his stay there.Mrs.George will follow him to England in late summer or early fall.Stanley Reports Successful Year Encouraging reports of work accomplished in all branches of the church were presented Wednesday at the 80th annual congregational meeting of Stanley Presbyterian Church.The Rev.J.D.Wilkie called the meeting to order and L.R.Canning acted as chairman, The report of the Kirk Session was submitted by G.A.Whaley in the absence of the Clerk of the Session, Professor J.U.Mac- Ewen, C, E.Lauer, treasurer, reported that revenues during 1953 were higher than they have been for many years, resulting in a small surplus.S.L.Shannon, chairman of the mortgage reduction fund, reported that the mortgage had been reduced $2,000, J.Murray Mitchell, chairman of the budget -committee, reported that the congregation has again exceeded its budget allocation.The Women's Association reports a most successful year and announced that further progress had been made in the redecorating of Franklin Hall Memorial, The Women\u2019s Missionary Society's re- The third annual Unity Boy's \u2018Club District Table Tennis Tournament will be held at the Unity Boy's Club on Monday, March 1, \u2018at 7.30 pm.The Tournament Trophy presently held by the Unity Boy's Club as a result of their victory last year and which was won by the Kinsmen Boys\u2019 Club of Verdun in 1952 will be competed for | by the following agencies: Lions, Boys\u2019 Club of Montreal, Point St.Charles Boys\u2019 Club, Kinsmen Boys\u2019 Club of Verdun and the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.Special invitations to participate in the Tournament this year will be extended to Iverley Community Center, Negro Community Center and St.Andrews Youth Center.The Tournament Supervisor Is Fred Pennell.\u2019 U.B.C.16 \u2014 K.B.C.5 Last week Fred Pennells Unity Table Tennis Team defeated the Kinsmen Boys\u2019.Club in a pre- Tournament Mateh 16-5.In the singles Unity\u2019s Bob Gillespie, Bob McNulty, Fred McManus, Frank Larkin and Keith Gavin won a best of three series form Kinsmen\u2019s Lester Owen, Bob Fulton, Michael Barry, Michael Bahen and Donald Howard.Kinsmen's Brian \u201cLapointe won his singles match from Nicky Wright 2-0.In the doubles Bob Gillespie and Fred McManus defeated Harold Brown and Michael Barry; Brian Lapointe and \"Donald Howard defeated Bob McNulty and Nicky Wright and Frank Larkin and Keith Gavin defeated Bob Fulton and Michael Bahen.TALENT CLUB: Aluminum Pioneer W.S.Rumfeldt Dies Funeral service was held this week for W.S.Rumfeldt, of 7507 Fielding Avenue, former general manager of Saguenay Power Co., Ile Maligne, Que., and consultant to the Aluminium Company of Canada, Ltd., who died at his residence.\"A second service was held at Ile Maligne, Mr.Rumfeldt\u2019's home for many years, and interment to place there.\u2019 Mr.Rumfeldt was an outstanding figure in the Canadian power- The following generating business for more than\u2019 three decades.In 1951 he retired from the post of general manager of Saguenay River Co.but resumed an actives busines career immediately thereafter as consultant in Aluminium Company of Canada Limited, with particular reference * | to the Kitimat development in north-central British Columbia.port, presented by Miss Jean Hawthorne, indicated a very active year and valuable work accomplished.Henry Johnson, chairman of the nominating committee, announced the following slate of congregational officers:\u2014 Re-election to the Board for a three-year term: W.E.Burcombe; L.R.Cannink; W.C.Clapperton; N.H.Chalmers; F.C.Mayer.Election to the Board for a three-year term: Gordon O.Crocket; George L.Knox; J.D.Robertson.Secretary, J.M.McGillis; Treasurer, C.E.Lauer; Auditor, A.Downie; Chairman of the Nominating Committee for next year, R.M.Jamieson.AY \"PLUMBER ?| 2728 CMS AE RZ Le members of the Unity Boys\u2019 Cluh ¥ Talent Parade provided entertain.3 \u2018ment to the patients of the St : 3 Anne's Wednesday evening: Evelyn Desjardins, James Foley, Joanne -¥ Bragger, Johnnys Roch, Lily ' 8 Parks, Anna May Green, Walter |, Sobolta, Dorothy Bragger, Louise \"à Blais, Stewart Mitchell, Doreen : Thornhill, Hilda Girard, Gary Stevens, Lois Allum, Wally Mar.1 tin, Margo Tomalty, Jacäueline + Wallace, Helen and Norma Craig, Brenda Hollingworth and * Yvon @R Larocque.UNITY TEEN-ACES: Members ie of the Teen-Aces Club are hold.H& ing a Bus Trip to Nowhere tonight with the Bus scheduled to 38 leave Club Headquarters at 8 ë pam.A stop-over for dancing is included on the agenda.SPECIAL PARTY: On Monday, February 15, the junior members of the Club will be honored at a special party.The § program for the evening will con- 3 sist of: A magician, cowboy singer, radio panel game with audience participation, special entertainment and refreshments, This party is specifically for: junior members and only those who register for the event will be |! admitted.THE parr | | | | | | | | U | | nc > courant Luan 5 ont mo or re mr Ee Ede En EE ES AR ts sr EL Ge \u2014\u2014 = Sw \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 = ne ee - ae raw 5 BEST CANADA'S LARGEST SELLING LAGER PHONE 24-hour service for o our customers BRANDT PLUMBING COMPANY Plumbing & Heating Contractors 4937 Sherbrooke West Westmount Military Hospital last = 3B Rn CR rieälne Boys\u2019 Club À 1_entertain.1 : Members 4 \u201care hold.#2 where to- | 4 jeduled to \u2018; ters at 8 reshments, lly for jue those who £ will be NS | NG | ER ESS Westmount High Thesfians Plan Berkeley Square \u201cIsn't she supposed to walk off the stage now?\u201d \u201cHe didn\u2019t sit then!\u201d \u201cWhat shall I do with my hands?\u201d If you look carefully enough, and if you are good at deciphering, you will see that in the background a play is developing, and these words could only come from an actor or actress striving hard for perfection.Westmount High is presenting \u201cBerkeley Square\u201d (pronounced Barkley) by oJhn Buldepston.It is the stéry of a®young man in the 20th Century, who reads so much about, and becomes so engrossed with the lives of his ancestors back in the 18th century, that he is actually transported into that time.What happens thereafter will be disclosed on the nights of March 10, 11, and 12 at the Senior High, This complex hero is portrayed by John Seely with co-heroines and sisters Ilene Riddell and Nedra Salmon.There is an intriguing'love story, promoted by the sisters\u2019 mother Lady Ann Pettigrew, very well portrayed by Joan Fish, When we peek behind the scenes, however, and into the first week of real, strenuous rehearsals, love's definition is something turned away, and the song \u201cLife upon the Wicked Stage Ain't Nothing What a Girl Supposes\u201d becomes a reality.This work, believe it or not, is rewarding and all past quarrels and spots which occufred during rehearsals are forgotten on opening night.F.R.ROAST was appointed sales office manager, paper division, Continental Can Company of Canada Limited, according to A.G.Bennett, general manager of the division.Mr.Roast will take up his new duties commencing February 15th and make his headquarters in New Toronto.Mr.Roast joined Continental in 1944 and has held various executive positions since that time.A detailed prompt book is kept by Phyllis Allen, and John Lochead the assistant directors.Under the patient and excellent directing of Miss King, the actors and actresses do their best.Mrs.A.T.Stikeman Buried Tues., Prominent In Community Life Here Final tribute was paid Tuesday to Mrs.A.T.Stikeman, of 4250 Sherbrooke street west, a leading figure in municipal and provincial chapters of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire, She died here Saturday after an iliness of several months at the age of 63.A devoted social worker, Mrs.Stikeman had also served as pre- gident of the Montreal branch of the Society for-the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals since 1949, She first joined the I.O.D.E.as »municipal sécretary in 1831 and in 1938 became municipal regent, a position she held for eight years.In 1946 she was elected provincial president and remained at the head of the provincial chapter until 1949.She also served in the capacity of councillor for the national chapter.- In recognition of her efforts she was presented with life member- smhips in both the provincial chapter and municipal chapter.Her- devotion to public welfare found expression in the aid which she gave to numerous groups.She broadcast an appeal for funds for the Welfare Federation; she served as general chairman of the 1951 Animal Shelter Fund by the C.S.P.C.A., and was general convener of the I.O.D.E.tag day in 1941, .Tribute was paid her in an editorial by the Montreal Star: \u201cIt was however for her indefatigable work for the Society for the Prevention of Crueity to Animals that Mrs.Stikeman was best known in Montreal.For years she was a driving force in the organization.Her encouragement and tireless efforts were often badly needed when the future of the Society looked dark enough.Inadequate payment by the city for the important work done in the collection and disposal of stray \u2018animals and \u2014 for a good many Years \u2014 discouraging indifference on the part of the public made the work of the Society hard and its \u201coutlook uncertain, Happily Mrs.Stikeman lived to see better days Ahead.She will be missed, and -.remembered in many a good work to which she gave herself for so|.long.\u201d ; In 1935 she received the Corona- K US 22 tion Medal from King George VI.\u2018The former Isobel Dorothy Robertson, she was born in Montreal, the only daughter 6f Andrew Scott Robertson and the former Annie McIndoe.\u2019 ; She attended Montreal High School and Macdonald College following which she taught kindergarten classes in several Montreal schools until she married Alfred Thomas Stikeman in 1921.During the First World War she served with the Canadian Patritic Fund and in the Y.M.C.A.Canteen.She was also connected with the Canadian Association of Consumers and was a member of the Canadian Club and the Ladies\u2019 Morning Musical Club.She had been a member of the Church of St.Andrew and St.Paul all of her life.She is survived by her husband.A brother, Norman H.Robertson, was killed in 1915, Service was from the Church of St.Andrew and St.Paul.tem > THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1954 $19,000 Raised Calvary Reports Some $19,000 was raised for the local work of the congregation of Calvary United Church, according to church treasurer L.H, Crobett.The report was presented recently at the 77th annual business meeting, held under the chairmanship of Rev.Walter J.Spence, BA.Missionary, maintainence and nevolent funds were given a total of $5,287 according to treasurer A, H.Mailer.: The secretarial report of the year's work was presented, and showed a year of great activity and work wall-done, under.the inspired and consecrated leadership of the Rev.Walter J.Spence.During the year a memorial window was unveiled to the late Very Rev.Dr.T.W.Jones.The reports given by the elders, stewards, trustees and all major organizations indicated a very encouraging outlook for that year.The Women's Missionary Auxiliary reported they had raised $896, exceeding their allocation.The Elizabeth Read Auxiliary raised $335, which included Mission Band and C.G.I.T.The Women\u2019s Association reported a total of $1,750 for the year.Otlier organizations reporting included the Sunday School, Young Adult Group, Business Women\u2019s Club and Men's Club.Officers for 1954 include: treasurer, L, H.Corbett; missionary and maintenance treasurer, Albert H.Modler; clerk of session, E.M.Roberts; chairman of Stewards Arthur J.West; chaifman o Trustees, J.D.Ross; chairman of music committee, F.N.Stephen; president of W.M.S., Mrs.E.M.Sisson; president of Elizabeth Read Auxiliary, Mrs.Bruce T.MacRae; president of\u2018W.A., Mrs.A, E.Robinson; junior W.A., Mrs.K.Munro; choir, H.S.Laws; young adult group, G.A.Ducross; busines women's club, Miss Isabel Shephard; men\u2019s club, John P.Ri- vard.Telephone Delegates At Management Meet Representing all member organizations of the Canadian Management Council, Alexander Mackenzie, assistant vice-president (labour relations) the Bell Telephone Company of Canada, with Mrs.Mackenzie, left Montreal recently en route to Ne wYork city where they sailed in the S.S, Argentina to attend February sessions of the 10th International Management Congress of the International Committee for Scientific Management in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Their itinerary includes brief stops in Trinidad, Barbados, Bahia, Santos, and longer stays in Montevideo, Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro and Lima where supplemental tours related to the congress program are scheduled.PAGE FIVE 3 M.P's.To Speak On Canada\u2019s Future Three prominent political figures will give their views on \u201cThe Best Course For Canada's Future\u201d at a symposium at Shaar Hasho-! mayim Community Hall, 450 Kensington Avenue in Westmoynt, on Wednesday evening at 8.30 p.m.Speakers will be William Hamilton, Progressive ° Conservative MP.for NDG, Guy Rouleau, Liberal M.P, for Montreal-Dollard, and Claude Ellis CCF M.P.for Regina City.AY CLONAL - NEW YORK $21.30 ($38.35 8 FLIGHTS DAILY (4 non-stops \u2014 most frequent Montrea (0 New York Service) VIA LA GUARDIA AIRPORT Round Trip Farel GOING TO FLORIDA?L Coloniai offers Canadians quick connections to Florida at New York, LATE NIGHT SERVICE TO .NEW YORK THE OWL ONLY 815.30 4-Engine Service \u2018Direct to WASHINGTON, D.C.and SYRACUSE Leave Montreal 10.15 a.m.COLONIAL AIRLINES Call MA.2201 or see your travel agent MARGARET AITKEN Member of Parliament for a York Humber Constituency Bn Will be the GUEST SPEAKER at the meefing of the St.Anfoine-Westmount + Progressive-Conservative Assoc.to be held at \"WESTMOUNT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL - On WEDNESDAY, Feb.10th af 8.15 p.m., Miss Aitken is a columnist on the staff of the Toronto Telegram and author of\" the book \"Hey Ma, | Did it\" which recounts her experiences during the last Federal election campaign.EVERYONE IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND i.\u2014 A COCK, scratching a / The Cock and the Jewel the ground for something to eat, turned up a Jewel that had by chance been dropped there.\u201cHo!\u201d said he, \u201ca fine thing you are, no doubt, and, had your owner found you, great would his joy have been.But for me! give me a single grain of corn before all the jewels in the world.\u201d \\ ] MORAL: It\u2019s far more important to have the things you really need, than to have luxuries.That's why you should do as so many other farsighted Canadians do=build up a savings account 1 at The Canadian Bank of Commerce.Then | you will be sure you need never go without the necessities of life.Visit our nearest branch today.me 0.Hlustration by Arthur Rackham, from the Heinemann\u2019 Edition of Aesop's Fables.À The Canadian Bank of Commerce Apsara) creme pen - N-83 ï \\ : .\\ PAGE SIA ~~ THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY / Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.\u2018 WAlhut 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.ail subscriptions: $2.00 per year: $1.00 half year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail Post Office Dept, Ottawa.FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1954 The Boy Scouts' Appeal * * + Adult Interest, Financial Aid Needed Now By Movement The annual appeal for funds of the Boy Scouts Association in Montreal started this week and will continue until Feb.13.It is well that the public should know that the adult individuals who manifest an interest in the Boy Scouts and give the movement leadership, locally and nationally, are making a contribution to the development of good citizenship.They are doing this without hope of reward except that which comes from a realization that they are helping boys to adopt courses of conduct that will make good men of them.But they must also have the financial support of the public to do this work.good citizenship so simply but so well taught lable contribution to neighborliness thing is that, where its objects are so whole- || some and where its effects are so immediate and general, more parents are not personally interested in its work and give it more personal encouragement.~~ THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1954 ment as one of the finest influences on.juvenile character in the world.The strange | Your Church ss the Bulwark of Democracy, Sp There Does Freedom Flourish.The ideals of loyalty, comradeship and + 8 Attend the Church of Your Chowce Regularly.by Baden-Powell's code are indispensable, Someone once said: \u201cBaden-Powell\u2019s idea of the Scout good turn has made an incaleu- The Scout Movement is playing its essential role to a fuller degree than at any time in its nearly 50 years of existence and it is deserving of the fullest interest and support in every city, town and village where the familiar uniform is seen._ The Boy Scout movement is one that is truly world-wide.in character, embracing every continent and 57 countries.Throughout the world today there are a total of 7,750,000 boys and girls enrolled in this, the greatest youth movement in the world, in Wolf Cubs, Boy Scouts, Rover Scouts and Girl Guides groups.In Canada, there are 154,000 boys en- |! rolled in the movement.In the west end of Montreal alone, there are 1,250 boys and 85 leaders.This is an organization doing a work of tremendous importance and one that de- Montgomery Hague reported nearly $10,000 had been spent in maintenance church and rectory, all expenses had been met and the year concluded with only a small working deficit, School departments.Men prominent in public where have spoken of the Boy Scout move- affairs every- the public.serves and must receive the full support of St.Matthias Church Annual Meeting Held The annual vestry meeting of St.Mathias\u2019 Church was held recently, the rector, the Rev.Ca non Oliver, pYesiding, : The Wardens, Messrs, George H, and H.McLeod that, although and additions to The Rector announced that there had been a net gain of 45 families throughout the year, and the assistant, the Rev.C.Doug- as Ellis, reported a Sunday roll of 400 children in all It was decided to increase the Budget Apportionment to $10,000 for 1954, and a pecial grant of $2,000 was also made to assist a new and growing Montreal.It was also resolved to district near 4 nee ~~ Given Bermuda Trip A large number of the members attended the annual congregational ; ; meeting of St.James United SI Church when reports from the a .many church organizations were submitted and enthusiastically received and approved.John Smiley, Clerk of the Session, reported that niany new members had been added to the rol) during 1953.There have been many important developments including the well attended St.James night gatherings (every Wednesday).Tliere have \u2018 been many visitors.On one Sun- UT day visitors representing at least 16 outside points signed the visi- i tors register, sometimes called the +3 \u2018Book of Friendly Remembrance\u2019.4 A generous sum was allotted for missions in Canada and elsewhere.The members of the church extended a call to Rev.Norman Raw- dpm A son of Hamilton, president of the a.Hamilton Conference, to become ! | general minister at St.James.! } Silver medals, commemorating the 350th anniversary of the church were presented to several of the L mehers who have for many years F loyally served and attended to the jmpertant church work.A very pleasant feature of the evering was a surprise gift of a holiday in Bermuda by air and including best accommodations wl£le in that wb beautiful summerland, to the de- se voted and loved interim minister.Rev.B.B.Brown and Mrs.Brown.who at all times supported him and her church.Mr.Brown, taken = completely by surprise and much moved.thanked friends, after which all retired to the Ladies ; Parlours where refreshments were * served and a very friendly get-to- \u2018 gether was continued until a late hour.Success soon palls.The joyous \u201cRev.B.B.Brown, wife\u2018 + A | Shaar Hashomayim | \u201cBar Mitzvah: Norman Lewis Straker, son of Dr.and Mrs.Manuel Straker, will this Sabbath morning be called to the Reading of the Torah in celebration of his Bar Mitzvah.: Junior Congregation: At the Sabbath services held on January 23rd, the Chazonin were: Edward Silver, David Shapiro, Michael Cape and Michael Barza.Lawrence Kalman read from the Torah and those called to the reading of the Torah included: Michael Levinson, Barry Shapiro, Perry Cohen and Neil Lande.Charles Schwartz chanted the Haftorah.Yvonne Wreshner explained the sedra and Grace Aronoff gave the Benediction.The Ark was opened by Anthony Rubin and Mark Man- delcorn.Youth Group: A Youth Group Dance will- be held in the Play Room of the School Building this Saturday.February 6th at 8:30 p.m.The Four Notes Orchestra will be in attendance.Choral Group: Commencing February 8th, the Choral Group will meet every Monday and Wednesday evening at 8:00 p.m.for rehearsals.Members can attend either the Monday or Wednesday sessions.Church Groups Visit: Recently, a group of teen-agers from the Church of St.John the Divine, Verdun, accompanied by their Advisor.Mr.Turnbull, paid a visit to the Synagogue.They were met by Cantor Nathan Mendelson.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount Y.M.C.A.Building, 4585 Sherbrooke St, Westmount Sunday Service 11:00 a.m.Subject of Lessons Sermon: {ime is when the breeze first SPIRIT strikes your sails, and the waters 3 : ro > \u2014 .Golden \u2018Text: I Corinthians 2:10.The yustle under your bows.Charles Spirit searcheth.all things, vea; Buxton.the deep things of God.WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West and Roslyn Avenue John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister \u201cTHE BLOWING OF THE VITAL BREATH™.13:00 am, Canpnnunion at Noon, 11:60 am, SUNDAY SCHOOL ga 7:30 pm.SUNDAY EVENING DISCUSSIONS entitled \u201cTHE FORGOT- 4 TEN WORD \u2014 \u201c1 Will Come Again -\u2014 : Fo Fresh Investigation Concerning * THE SECOND COMING OF CHRIST roo 1.WHY BOTHER ABOUT THE MATTER?Ÿ \u2018 2 DID CHRIST REALLY EXPECT TO RETURN?EC A 3.WHY THE LONG DELAY?\u201c ._ Co 4.1S THE RETURN VITAL TO THE DIVINE SCHEME ! OF THINGS?; 5 8.WHAT ABOUT THE APOCALYPTIC PARABLES?| 8 6.WITAT EVENTS HINGE UPON CHRIST'S RETURN?+ 7.WHAT DOES I'T MATTER TO ME?gy Dr.Johnston Will Preach f Musie by Westmount Choir ood i PEOPLE OF ALL FAITHS OR NONE CORDIALLY INVITED The Montreal West Junior High UNITED \u201cY\u201d, accompanied by their Advisor Miss Dorothy Martin, were greeted by Rabbi Wilfred Shu- chat.The groups spent some time |.touring the Synagogue and examining the various symbols of the Jewish Service and very interesting discussions followed.School Notes: The children of the Foundation School celebrated Tu Bi'shevat at a party arranged especially to honour the Festival, Saplings were planted in flower pots altractively decorated by them.The programme included Israeli songs and dances.A treat of fruit was provided by the Par- 1 CALVARY CHURCH - (THE HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP) Dorchester St.at Greene Ave., Westmount \u2018 Minister: Rev.Walter J, Spence, B.A.Organist and Choir Director: Mr.A.J.Binnie .1:00 am.Morning Worship, 7:30 p.m.\u201cI Visit The Waterfrom\u201d, drd in series on Montreal Adventure.The- Choir River\u201d, \u201cPm Rollin\u2019 thea\u2019 an Unfriendly World\u201d, \u201c1 Came (his Night to Sing and Pray\u201d.A Short Hymn-Sing of ihe old Favourites.ent-Teachers' Association.Pupils of the Hebrew-Religious School viewed films stripg about the Festival and were taught special Israeli songs for the occasion.Due to their successful efforts 143 trees were planted by pupils of the school in the Rabbi Herman Abramowitz Memorial Forest.This was the largest number of trees ever planted in one year.Purim\u2014-a very entertaining and completely new Purim Operetta is in rehearsal now.This will take place on the night of the Annual |; Purim Seudah.1 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.1:00 aan.Mr, Grant \u2014 \u201cWhen lhe Stars Go Out Of Your Sky\u201d.7:30 pom.Mr.Reid \u2014 \u201cThe firce R's Of True Religion\u201d, Church School \u2014 11:00 a.m.unior Young People \u2014 6:00 p.m, Organist and Choir Director: Mr.Phillips Motley, B.A., Mus.Bac.F.C.C.0.MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D., Minister.Sunday, February ih 11:00 a.m.Sunday School.11:00 a.m.Morning Worship.7:30 p.m.Evening Worship.A Nursery for small children is conducted during the morning service of warship, 1 VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE RE CORDIALLY INVITED Mr.Lester A.Woodin,- Organist and Choirmaster Organist: Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.C.0.SYNAGOGUE CONGREGATION SHAAR Westmount Park | EMMANUEL UNITED CHUCH Western Ave.at Lansdowne Minister: Rev.Harvey Campbell, B.D., D.D.Sunday, February 7th 0:00 am.A Work-Shop for \"Tren- Agers on \u201cThe Life of Christ 1:00 a.m.Morning Worship and Sunday \u201cIs School, Sermon: The Lord Will\u201d 7:30 p.m.Evening Service.Sermon: \u201cThe Month- of Puz-fi- cation\u201d, 8:30 p.m.Young People\u2019s Hour Organist: O.R.Gliddon Choir Director: J, C, Scott, L.R.S.M, make a ant of $300 annually to the M: al Diocesan College.Offic., appointed were; Vestry Clerk: John G.Harper, Rector's Warden: George H, Montgomery, People\u2019s Warden: Frank D.Cobbett, Seat Managers: Messrs.C.T.Teakle, R.L.Grout, J.S.Connally and B.Puddicombe.Additional Sidesmen Messrs, Angus Boright and Gerald Wright, Chairman of Maintenance, Leonard W.Taylor Additional members to the Advisory Board: Messrs: A.J.L.Haskell, H.V.de Bury, and J.M.Linnell Synod Delegates: Messrs, R.W.Louthood and S.C.Norsworthy Substitute Delegates: Mssrs.T.H.- Jordan and W.OH.Percey.ANGLICAN Church Of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev Alexander Mellor, Rector Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay, Honorary Assistant Fifth Sunday After Epiphany 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion, 8:45 a.m.Parish Breakfast, 9:30 a.m.Holy Communion, 9:45 am.Sunday School.10:15 a.m.Mattins (said).11:00 a.m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST.7:00 p.m.Festal Evensong.' Vd Week-day Services HOLY COMMUNION: 8 a.m.Monday and Friday; 7 a.m.Tuesday, Tharsde y and Saturday; 9:30 a.m.Wednesday, - MATTINS: 7:30 a.m.daily.except on Wednesday at 9:00 p.m.EVENSONG: 5:30 p.m.daily, except dn Saturday at 7:00 p.m.t will be tvard.in Negro Spirituals.including \u2014 I~ \u201cSwing lo Sweet Chariot\u201d, \u201cDep.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH WESTMOUNT Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Rev.C.Douglas Ellis, M.A.Fifth Sunday After Epiphany 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion, 15:06 «om.Holy Communion (Choral) and Sermon, Preacher: The Reclor, 7:30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon, Preacher: Rev, C.Douglas Elis, Wednesday 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion, Organist: Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.{.0.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH Sherbrooke Street at Marlowe Avsnue Rev.Canon R.Kennet) Naylor, Rector Rev.Canon F.L.Whitley, Hon.Ass't.Rev.C.J.Abraham, Assistant \u2019 Fifth Sunday After Epiphany 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion, 9:45 u.m.Bible Class.Junior Coufir- mation Class.Junior Departnient.11:00 #,m.Choral Communion, Preacher: Rev, Charles J.Abraham.Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Department, 7:30 p.m.Evensong.dress, Ilustrated Ad- Wednesday 7:00 a.m.Holy Communion.Thursday 10:00 a.m.[oly Communion, UNITED HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Cantor Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm Public Worship SABBATH EVE, FRIDAY.FEB.5th Candle Lighting at 4:45 p.m.Evening Service at 4:50 pan.1 \u2019 SABBATH MORNING 9:00 aan.Preliminary Service, 1 10:00 a.m.Junior Congregation, 10:00 a.m, Scriptural Readings: Exodus, Ch, 23, v.1 \u2014 Ch, 19 27, v.19.1 Kings, Ch.5, v.26 \u2014 Ch.6, v.13.NEXT SUNDAY at ST.JAM ES UNITED CHURCH ESTABLISHED 1803 463 St.Catherine Street West .{Convenient to all hotels) Guest Preacher: REV.WILLIAM BRIDGE, formerly outstanding leader - in the \u201cold country\u201d, of the Congregational Church, and now Pastor of the United Church 1.00 AM.\u201cCONVERSION 7.30 P.M.1.00 A.M.The Children's Hour of Church).The full choir will render at Lachute, Quebec.AND CITIZENSHIP.\u201d .\u201cTHE CHURCH AND THE WILD BIRDS.\u201d at Dawson Hall (side entrance an attractive programme, includ solos by Dorothy Ringwood and Western McCallum \u2014 A covdia invitation is extended to all Gatherings (every Wednesday at tg attend the St.James Night #50 p.m.) where lots of singing, discussion of important subjects and listening to talks by leading 4:30 p.m.Evening Service.speakers are greatly enjoyed.nie Week-day Services Mr.George Potter has planned some interesting events\"\"fôr Sunday Morning at 8:15 a.m, young people.Why not join this happy group.oT Sunday Evening at 4:50 p.m.Weekday Mornings at 7:30 a.m.Weekday Evenings at 6:20 p.n.REV.B.B.BROWN, Interim Minister Arnold Bellis, Organist and Choirmaster four | iod Ba third ship.41 final} withou proved after y ed tot] the Re rent pa game, MacB, A 3 Wi 1 mons, § Taste Or \" ND6 worth} et \u201c1 ctor Vo.iphany * Monday Marsdéy iver, À 8; phan y horal) Mauxlas vinue = lector Jiany pufir- ment, i hra- mary Ad- ce mi tia ght ng, ing or day.- Asst.' .| \u2018MacRae Wins Title, Bye Beating NDG Regents 4-0 The fight for the Dr.Rondeau Trophy begins this Saturday afternoon at the St.Laurent Arena with the opening playoff game in the St.Laurent Intermediate Hockey League schedule between the N.D.G.Regents and Royal Pharmacy, the winner to meet the West- mount MacRae Electric, who get a bye into the finals.In last week\u2019s action, MacRae Electric copped te league championship once more by trouncing the N.D.G.Regents 4-0, while in the second game, Royal Pharmacy held off the St.Laurent Laurels long enough to squeeze a 5-4 victory to tie the Regents for second or All Kinds of + FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES CALL _.WE.1151 FREE DELIVERY TUNIS DATES 3 PKGS.1.00 MELVILLE'S 4471 St.Catherine W.\u2014 ~ THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1054 PAGE SEVEN\" \u2019 APARTMENTS WANTED LIBRARIAN wants quiet apartment or heated duplex, 2 bedrooms, \u2018West- mount or Eastern N.D.G.Occupancy between March 1st and May 1st, WI, 9802 evenings.D-20 17 FLATS, DUPLEXES WANTED MIDDLE-AGED social service worker requires small heated upper flat or duplex, between Greene and Victoria Avenues preferred.April or May.WI.4081 after 6.D-35 FOUR or five room flat wanted, $50.00 -$60.00 monthly.Write Box No.154 c-o 2185 Hampton Avenue.D-13 20 ROOMS TO LET NEAR Greene.Two unfurnished rooms for Protestant lady.WE.04; 13 place, The Regents and the Druggists now battle in a best of three semifinal series with the winners meeting Westmount MacRae Electric in another best of three series for the Dr.oRndeau Trophy.Mac- Rae Electric are the current holders, .Bussiere Top Scorer Don Bussiere, in his first year in the league, took the individual scoring championship in a close race with Jimmy Campbell], also in his first year.Bussiere, who plays for Royal Pharmacy, collected 14 goals and 10 assists for 24 points, while the Regent's Campbell notched 12 tallies and assisted on eight others for 20 points.Jimmy Slater, president of the loop, announced that plans are all set for the play-offs and that the Westmount squad will keep their aim sharpened during the semifinals by playing exhibition games.Three-goal Splurge In last week's opening game, a four goal splurge in the third period game MacRae Electric their third straight league championship.Up to the mid-point in the final canto, both teams fought without a score.The first goal proved the upset for the Regents, after which the Electricians coasted to their white wash victory over the Regents.In the second game the St.Laurent Laurels almost-tied up the game, but lost out to the clock in their battle with Royal Pharmacy.However, it did allow Bus- siere to collect one goal and two assists to lead the individual scoring race.The Laurels are to be given credit for their showing despite the fact that they were no longer in the race for a play-off berth and had nothing to gain or lose in the game, Starting time for this wek's action is set for 2.00 p.m.at the St.Ç > Laurent Arena.MacRAE ELECTRIC 4, REGENTS ¢ MacRae Electric \u2014 4: Goal: D.Rram- bell; Defence: R.Brambell, Marlin, H.Wolfe, McCowan; Forwards: .Simmons, Selby, Beasant, Lomasney, Bcu- rassa, Quirk, Turner, Brown, McCurtlsy, N.D.G.Regents \u2014 0: Goal: Farn- worth; Defence: Simpson, Locke, Kan- 20 ROOMS TO LET BRIGHT comfortable room, Clarke Avenue corner St.Catherine, Gentleman preferred.WE.4843.D-28 ROOM with private family, lady.WE.2558.D-7 4 AUTOS FOR SALE HAIL! I HAVE THE TIME, ABILITY AND CONNECTIONS TO A GOOD USED MAKE, LET'S TALK IT qe FI.4371 \u2014 TR.1379 IF YOUR CAR IS FOR SALE dall; Forwards: Garneau, Campbell, Foy, Darcy, Gallagher, Fisher.First Period No Score, Penalties: Locke (11:50); Siminons (11:50).Second Period No Score, Penalties: McCowan (0:52); Marlin (4:00) Third Period 1\u2014MuacRae.Simmons (Lomasney, Martin) .: 2\u2014MacRue.McCowan (Brambell) 10:12 3\u2014MacRae.Selby (Lomasney).12:14 4\u2014MacRae.Lomasney (Simmons, Martin) 17:23 Penalties: Garneau (9:12); Beusünt, (9:12).ST.L.LAURELS 4.ROYALS § St.Laurent Laurels, 4 \u2014 Goal, Ke r; defence, Malone, Dell\u2019Elce, Gaudelte; forwards, Cherrier, Bossy, Bédaid, Lawruk, Smith, Sleeth, Ramsay.Royal Pharmacy, 5 \u2014 Goal, Chartier; defence, Richardson, David, Marshui; forwards, Goulet, Pogue, Ranson, tos- tigan, Bussière.: First Period 1\u2014Royal Phar.Ranson +34 (Bussiére, Richardson) .1:45 Penalties: None, Second Period 2\u2014Royal Phar.Goulet (Read) .14:05 3\u2014St.Laurent.Bédard (Lawruk, Bossy) .eo.14:45 Penalties: None, Third Period 4\u2014Royal Phar.Bussiére (Ranson) 0:20 5\u2014Royal Phar.Read (Sostigan), 3:22 6\u2014Royal Phar.Ranson (Bussière, Marshall) 7:43 7\u2014St.Laurent.Malone (unassisted) .540 8\u2014St.Luurent.Sleeth (Ramsay .12-31 9\u2014St.Laurent.Lawruk (Bédard) 1:43 Penalties: None, | Referees: Howie Harvey and Willis Mosdell.Police Sergeant.(Continued from Page 3) found one of the two Chinamen sleeping there.Sgt.Lauzon picked him up and turned him over to a passing resident, George Ap- ostolatos.With sign language, the scant- ily-clad inmate had been able to tell Sgt.Lauzon there was another man inside, and he entered the building to search for him.Not being able to find the basement stairway, he hollared a warning to get out of the building.Captain Durocher then arrived with the fire department, and both were searching inside when a back draft forced them out.They later found the second man near the back of the laundry.The Finlaysons, who occupied the upstairs, all got out safely.Police took the other two men to the- station, Please phone your Ads early The Westmount.Examiner Classified Advertisin $k 21-b NURSING HOMES REGISTERED nursing home.Para- letics.Cote des Neiges, Miss Ready R.N.FI.8043.; D-9 29 FOR SALE HIDE-A-BED Covered with most expensive rust color Dupont rubberized material, \u20181 moth proof.The arms drop when open.One month -old.Cost $269.00 will sell half price.EL.3162.D-15 FIREPLACE WOOD Hard Maple, Dry Telephone HA.1522 after 9 p.m.CORONA.portable typewriter.Has had very little use.Price $50.00.El.0397.+ D-31 GAS stove; Magic Chef, in good' condition, $60.00.DE.9936.D-32 EASY washing machine, $35.00, Te'e- nhone FI.7764.D-27 L.J.McMahon dies, Was Local Resident Word was received here this week of the death in Dartmouth | N.S.of Lawrence J.McMahon, of 5201 Sherbrooke Street west, He was 69.* : Mr.McMahon was on assignment for the engineering firm of Monsarat-Pratley when he died suddenly.Surviving are his wife, the former Louise Crowdis; seven daughters, Mrs.Howard Sproule (Peggy), Mrs.M.Belazzi (Patricia), Mrs, H.Worswick (Kathleen).Mrs.T.Gales (Laurie), Mrs.W.Bolan, (Marjorie), Mrs.P.Char tier (Bea) and Maureen; three nephews, Dr.Roger E.McMahon, Larry P.McMahon and J.C.Mec- Mahon.Hilda Bolte's Work In Pottery Display Hilda Bolte, a member of the Potters Club who-received her art education in Europe, will take part in an exhibition at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts from Feb.12 - 27 The exhibition will consist of ceramic sculptures, mostly of animals, with a few figurines and wall plaques in relief.Most of the work has been done in the Potters Club workshop.Miss Bolte has only specialized in ceramic sculpture since her arrival in Canada.She had a number of pieces in the anniversary exhibition of the Canadian Sculptors\u2019 Association.A.G.Walker, Pres.Karnak Temple Group A.G.Walker was elected president at the annual meeting of the Karnak Temple, Arab Patrol, AAONMS.Other officers elected include Ed Leonard, honorary secretary- treasurer; J.Fraser Ritchie, captain of the patrol; B.E.Murdoch and R.C.Nelson, directors.Park-Emmanuel W.A.The Women's Association of Westmount Park-Emmanuel United Church will hold an evening meeting on Tuesday at 8.30 p.m.in Webster Hall.Rev.R.H.McColl of Chateauguay Basin will show pictures, and tell of his work on the Mission Boat \u201cThe Thomas Crosby\u201d.Rereshments will be served by Group 5, with Mrs.Du- = = vo .= .3e for each additional word in the week.No Ads accepted after 10.30 a.m.Thursday tor current issue FOR SALE TRAILERS FOR RENT Have you something you want moved Immediately and inexpensively.Rent a trailer from Ace Trailer Rentals, AT.9871, D-4 DISH washer practically new: gre broadloom, wall to wall; egg\u2019 plant 29 rug; draperies, living room; dining room; \u2018bedroom including spread.Chesterfield and chair, All in good condition.AT.7581.D-26 CUSTOM made 10' pale gray couch, simple, yet unusual style.Down cushions.4918 Grosvenor.EL.8621, D-29 COMBINATION dress sult, including trousers, tuxedo, and tails, size 38-40.WA, 3571.D-23 BEAUTIFUL Chippendale sofa, blue satin covering, $100.00, Gold wing chair, $50.00: combination telephone and chair table, $12.00.Kitchen table, $10.00.EL.0695.D-21 GIRL'S hickory skis 6, Kandahar harness; 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Ta RIE TU The Chapel of Cathedral Beauty 1234 Mountain St.UDiversitz 6-6563 ¢ ~~ _ Friday, February 5, 1954 THE EXAMINER ® AMUSEMENT SECTION © Page 8 Direct from Hollywood * hk hk hk * * Kk Kk * by Jack Hirshberg 1 HOLLYWOOD, Feb.5th \u2014 Daily it appears more certain the British Broadcasting Corporation will follow Canada\u2019s lead and permit commercialization of TV programs.The BBC's current policy caters too much to the intelligentsia and ignores the basic ¥ fact that TV is essentially a medium of mass communication.There's a happy meeting ground but the BBC seems not yet to have found it.As it questionless in trust Lay before her in the dust, All I know is there in line~ Waits this jostled heart of mine.\u201d Criticism of the BBC has been mounting in recent Fine tribute to an artist months.One press observer who, at 81 years of age, still cast an inspirational spell.Show business could use more \u2018 such personalities today.George Raft To Handle Puerto Rico Gambling wrote: \u201cAs usual the BBC is off to a flying stop!\u201d Whether this be a little ex- «treme or no, there are many who had hoped the BBC would influence American video more than vice versa.As it is, the best network show on the Anle- rican air today is Omnibus, - wre.+ The Theatre Is Your Bès presided over by the BBC's Alistair Cooke.But such a program, bringing the finest in ballet, drama, and excursions into various realms of thought and controversy, would be impossible without the financial backing of four sponsors who split its costs.With proper control, the BBC may find its horizons actually broadened and its capabilities increased by sponsorship of some of its shows.- % * * TICKERTAPE \u2014 Gary Cooper, who has spent the greater part of his time outside the States the past two years, will do \u201cDon Quixote\u201d in Spain starting next month .Fletcher Markle, the Canadian radio and TV producer who once deserted Hollywood in a cloud of rhetoric, has returned and will make his home here .- .Forthcoming on Columbia Records is a release of Doris Day doing the 23rd Psalm While Bing Crosby is selling most of his television interests, Bob Hope has finally received government okay on his purchase of a channel in Denver.Crosby tells me he has no film plans after \u201cThe Country Girl,\u201d which goes before the cameras in March, and he'd like to spend at least six months each year traveling.On his distant future book is a plan to take an apartment in Montreal or Vanéouver and spend half a year in Canada.Professor Henri Chretien, inventor of Cinemascope, stands to make as little as $15,000 through sale of his rights to 20th Century-Fox .« .While Montreal's Reuben Ship was deported from the United States as an \u2018\u201c\u2018undesirable alien\u201d he has reportedly been reinstated as a member in good standing in the Screen Actors Guild.Ship .was accused of being a Com- ; munist Party member by the \u201cHouse Un-American Activi- ¥ ties Committee before which i he refused.to testify .Richard Burton\u2019s remark in a recent Interview concerning the British actor's regard for Hollywood: \u201cYes, 1've been in Hollywood a year and enjoyed every dolar of jt.\u201d * * * FINALE \u2014 whose Peter Pan is remembered as a theatrical classic though she retired from the stage many.years before her death last July, will not soon he forgotten.Show business is at once a sen- Limental and a crassly commercial industry, but the former side took the spotlight in a recent full page ad in a theatrical trade journal, Beside a photo of Miss Adams was this verse, author unknown: \u201cAll I know is that she can Perfectly hewitch a man; How it is, or what her srt Never troubled my fond heart.Maude Adams.Hollywood, Feb.4.\u2014George Raft flew to Puerto Rico last Tuesday to look over the New Normandy Hotel with an exe to investing in or operating its casino.Gambling is legal in this U.S.commonwealth.He would run opposition to the Caribe-Hilton, who has had no real gaming room opposition for the past two years.If and when Raft goes through with this deal he plans to book name floor shows as a lure for the tourists and in opposition to the Caribe-Hilton.The Vet film star is continuing his celluloid activities with an eye on pictures for TV, hut it looks like he is also Eddie Canfor Has Daughter Marilyn On TV With Him HOLLYWOOD, Feb.4.\u2014 Eddie Cantor, beloved and well remembered for his outstanding musical comedies produced by Samuel Goldwyn and released by United.Artists some years back, \u2014 and later on the radio, with hardly a program going on the air fhat he didn\u2019t make some reference to his family, can now bring his daughter Marilyn Cantor who opened an engagement yesterday at the El Rancho Vegas, Las Vegas more than even to the fore as she appeared last Sunday with her father on the \u201cColgate Comedy Hour,\u201d NBC-TV.INITIO IN, Ÿ / Something New Has Been Added .° Same delightfully relaxing atmosphere ® Same famous Barbecue sauce o Same finest fresh-killed Grade \"A\" chicken e BUT.Now Barbecued with HICKORY .CHARCOAL \"I+ Does Make A Difference\" NF NT OUIFI NII NIT IF \\F FF 5 5151 Sherbrooke W.{1 block west of the Westmount Theatre} EL.2944 Fully Air-Conditioned AVA VAVAVYV AVY 4 AV AV AV 4 vd NII NN = Sl win oh ' Anthony Steel, Jack Hawkins and Muriel Pavlow in a scene from \"The Malta Story\" which is now in its second week at the entertainment.The sincerely the bitter days of the Island's siege at the hands of the Axis and the | eventual glorious turn ef the battle.\"Malta Story\" reflects Avenue Theatre.The story is thrilling screen A New Star Is Born Laurence \u2018Harvey At Kent 2nd Week Handsome South African in \u201cInnocents in Paris\" \u2018 Very much in demand these days is the new British film star, tall dark, attractive 21- year-old South African Laurence Harvey.While appearing at the Stratford Shakespeare Memorial Theatre where he has acquir- Anatole de Grunwald comedy hit \u201cInnocent In Paris\u201d which is being held over a Second week\u2019 at the Kent Theatre.Normally it would have been.a difficult decision to make, for acceptance meant that he WESTIOUNT Barbecue) ed such an outstanding reputation, Laurence\u2019 Harvey was offered a starring role in the had to travel each day to and from Elstree; but the tribute \"to his success in being Little Theatre Present \"The Glass Menagerie\" The Montreal Little Theatre (Classical Players) are presenting Tennessee Williams\u2019 \u201cmemory play\u201d The Glass Menagerie for two nights on Friday and Saturday February 12th and 13th at 8.30 p.m.at the Loyola College auditorium.Pauline Rathbone will play \u201cLaura,\u201d \u2014 Rosalind Meadows White, \u201cAmanda,\u201d \u2014 Jim Kirk, \u201cTom\u201d and Gordon Epstein, \u201cJim\u201d \u2014 the \u2018gentleman caller.\u201d Bob Cairns is stage manager and the play is directed by Olive de Wilton.Special settings and music will be used and original lighting effects.2nd WEEK! An authentic and memorable salute to the \"George .Cross : Island!\" mighty MALI Starring $ Alec Guinness ® Jack Hawkins © Anthony Steel Muriel Pavlow ® Renee Asherson © Flora Robson For Your Added Pleasure ! .QUEEN ELIZABETH and the DUKE OF EDINBURGH ROYAL VISIT TO FIJI and TONGA In Glorious Color! A J.ARTHUR RANK PRESENTATION AVENUE THEATRE Greene Ave.above St.Catherine Telephone WE.4948 \u201cFree Parking\u201d Area! Push-Back Seatsi Speclal Aids for those with Impaired \u201cHearing! Attractive Green Room foë Private Theatre Parties! rw 4 SR ! SHERRI SRY asked to star in a production which has one of the greatest casts of any British film ever made, offset any inconven- ence.It was a wise choice, for the part enables him to demonstrate that he is able to hold his own even when starring in the same film as Alas- tair Sim, Ronald Shiner, Margaret Rutherford, Claire Bloom, Claude Dauphin and Jimmy Edwards.QUEEN Eig DUKE OF ED.3 = FIJI and § SEE THE RECEP > ROYAL COUPLE OF THE ISLANDS Of A SE in glorio KE at 8.40 p.m.Sherbrooke at H arn RR ansaegonas raged Last Complete LOYOLA COLLE (SHERBROOK] * MONTREAL BR (CLASSICA Ai Pres THE GLASS | Friday and Saturday, Fef Tickets $1.50 and $1.00 (tax 1220 St.Catherine St.W.off * reflects dsland\u2019s -änd the | tle.\u2014\u2014 roduction 1e \u2018greatest film ever \u201cJinconven- choice, for fm to de- is able to when star- a as Alas- iner, Mar- C 3 - > Bey Entertainment.ok kk kk KK Distinguished Actress + * * * x x x x * w The Westmount | Examiner Amusement Section, Friday, Feb.5, 1954 Foge î - Flora Robson In \"The Malta Story\u201d \u201cHas Prominent Role in Avenue 2nd Weeker With her characterization of the tragic Maltese Mother, Mrs.Gon- zar, in \u201cMalta Story\u201d, Flora Robson adds another part to her list of out-of-the-rut roles.A distinguished actress capable of revealing an amazingly wide range of emotions, Flora Robson is com- \" pletely at home, in portraits that In the \u201cMalta Story\u201d which is Story\u2019 reflects sincerely the bitter being held over a second week at the Avenue theatre, Flora Robson is seen as a Maltese woman confronted with the bitter knowledge that the son she believes a patriot is in reality an Axis spy.Filmed amid the actual location, the \u2018Malta days of the Island's siege and the eventual glorious triumph when the tide of battle turns.In addition to Miss Robson, the film co-stars Jack \u2018Cruel Sea\u2019 Hawkins, Alec \u2018The Genius\u2019 Guinness, Anthony Steel, Muriel Pavlow, Renee Ashs- erson.demand the mature gifts of sympathy and understanding.Although there are few actresses with such a mastery of technique, Miss Robson herself believes that \u2018Feeling\u2019 in acting is of greater importance than technique.And it is the real feeling with which she invests her roles that has made \u2018her one of the greatest: figures Kathryn Grayson who wins a singing contest in \u2018So This Is on stage and screen.Her friendly WLove,\" is pictured with Merv Griffin in this entertaining Technicolor story which is now at the Westmount United Theatre where it remains until Tuesday night.Marilyn Munroe Suspended Again Hollywood, Feb.4.\u2014 For the second time in three weeks, 20th Century Fox has suspended Marilyn Monroe for failing to report for starring assignment in pink Tights.\u201d Aetress first went on suspension January 4th, was put back on salary Jan- vary 16, following marriage and given until Monday the 25th to problems also_make her a favourite among those with whom she works.Metro Goldwyn has assigned Spencer Tracy to star in \u201cDigby's Highland Fling,\u201d to be produced by Lawrence Weingarten in Scotland this summer.Show up for the film aftez the : studio had extended the deadline from the 20th.Additional time was granted because her representative hadn\u2019t been able to contact her.MONKLAND DE, 9711 ~~ \u201cKnights of Sherwood Forest,\u201d an original, will be filmed independently for United Artists release.Starting SATURDAY | \u201cInnocents In Paris\u201d is a Monkland at Girouard frolic of love and laughter played against the background of jared RUTHERFORD 71 may riolows comedy teom AIRE BLOOM ONALD NY EDWARDS - LAURENCE HARVEY Paris, City of Romance and paiety.A New Adventure.CESR EAN SE 2nd ROLLICKING WEEK! ITS LAUGHTER ALL THE WAY , .WITH BRITAIN'S POPULAR COMEDY STARS! pre Marring EZIO PINZA « ROBERTA PETERS TAMARA TOUMANOVA ANNE BANCROFT » ISAAC STERN .BYRON PALMER + DAVID WAYNE aux voice or JAN PEERCE NARA LANE und CLAUDE DAUPHIN \\ COLOR 3Y TECHNICOLOR Added Thriller! A LYNN PATRICIA MEDINA | J %a SOUTH SEA WOMAN',,, \u2018LILI - smile and calm approach to all NOW PLAYING TILL TUESDAY! / The honey-voiced honey they couldn't stop till she - reached the show-world's glittering top! | enon WARNER Bros.15 WonberruL Sones! ERY GRIFFIN: JOAN WELDON- WALTER ABEL ROSEMARY DeCAMP-JEF DONNELD x Second Technicolor Attraction! * YOU'LL SEE THROUGH , NEW EYES A TRUE STORY OF THE MIGHTY FIGHT FOR THE WEST! CHARLTON HESTON ïon- fi ! the lon- fier CHARLTON HESTON À; JACK ' ARROWHEAD \u2018 co-sierrina PALANCE Jack Palance - Katy Jurado deadly Brien Keith « Mary Sinclair Apache chiefl Written for the Screen and Directed by - CHABLES MARQUIS WARREN Boced on à novel by W.A Burnes Produced by Nai Holt \u201ceoton py TECHNICOLOR KATY A PARAMOUNT FICTURE JURADO exotic, sultry .troitor! First Run Newsreel and Cartoon = 5 A ALL AE A su ON AL 102 ai SQUARE DANCE In Westmount \"Y\" Gymnasium SAT.FEB.6 Jake Snyder & His Orchesfra - Calling by Howard Fairbairn JP OL OL alt ei ms 7% \u201cx ea, - = PAGE TEN \u2014 Social >< Personal - >< n Mr.and Mrs.T.R.McLagan, who are on a trip to the Pacific coast, are in Victoria where they are the guests of the Lieutenant- Governor of British Columbia and Mrs, Wallace, at Government House.Mr.and Mrs.McLagan will return home next month, Mr.and Mrs.Murray Rand, of Connecticut were in town Saturday to attend the wedding of Miss Louise Genest and Mr, Donald Wolvin.Mr.and Mrs.J.Alton Marshal], of San.Diego, and Hollywood, who have been visiting Mr.and Mrs.Cornelius Coughlin, in Westmount, have returned to California, accompanied by Mrs.Coughlin.Mrs.Marshall was formerly Miss Marina McCloskery.Mr.and Mrs.Perreault Cas- grain, of Rimouski, were among guests from out-of-town attending the Wolvin-Genest wedding Saturday.The Blue Goose Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary were hostesses recently at a party at the Father Dowd Memorial Home.A technicolor movie was shown by Father Brennan, featuring Spencer Tracy, after which refreshments were served, and Mrs.Ed.H.Shea played the who is A.J.WHALEN, in charge of decorations for the MRS.annual bridge of the Catholic Women\u2019s League of Canada, Westmount Sub-Division, which is to be held Wednesday, Feb.17, at 8.15 p.m, in St.Leo's Hall, Clarke Avenue, West mount.Mrs, James McMahon is general convener; Mrs.Joseph McAnally, ticket convenor; and Mrs.John Ryan, publicity and prize convener.* Mrs.Stan LeRiche were in charge of this party and they were assisted by members of the Auxil- piano.Mrs.Benoit Bertrand and iary.ust Arrived / EXCITING NEW DRESSES For now thru Spring For daytime or date-time SUITS AND COATS Worsteds, reps, Cashmeres .Of the finest imported fabrics HORROCKSES COTTONS For cruisewear .For southern wear .For now thru Summer .gp RSR Personal, Individual Attention Away From The Hustle and Bustle of Downtown IoHe & MISSES = WOMEN WESTMOUNT Fl.7773 JUNIORS 1353 GREENE AVENUE lL NEAR SHERBROOKE R& SE SENTE Ÿ Slop trio condor | : y [JOTHIL | fhe soothing, supporting kind of comfort that GOTHIC girdles provide so well.80 lastingly, too\u2014because GOTHIC'S : exclusive CORDTEX inserts stay firm, but gentle, z washing after washing and wearing after wearing.Come in and examine them today.x 7 ; @ 5 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE © / ; OURVAL | 7 7 A ë MME A.C ; ; CORSETIERE ; Ë 4861 Sherbrooke West - Westmount ; z ALS i 4 4550 ST.HUBERT [mon we 250 BT.BUBEKT i RRR Oh ARR DRE taining this evening prior to the barn dance being held by the Trafalgar Old Girls Association at Victoria Hall Westmount.\u201c St.David's Society of Montreal will hold its annual dinner-dance at the Queen's Hotel to-day.The president of the society, Mr.C.S.Allin, and Mrs, Allin, Will receive the guests.Mr.and Mrs.Louis Goldstein, of New York, formerly of Montreal are visiting in Montreal while here they will lecture \u2018at \u2018various churches to promote peace, Mrs.Goldstein was formerly Miss Margaret Scripture.Miss Constance Barnes, of Long Island, N.Y., who has been spending the past three weeks at Grey Rocks Inn, St.Jovite, and Mont Tremblant, will visit her aunt, Miss Frances Wright, Academy Road for a week before returning to her home.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon C.Liersch are entertaining at dinner at their home, Forden Avenue.tonight, and later with their guests will attend the square dance at Victoria Hall being given by the Trafalgar Old Girls\u2019 Association.Mr, and Mrs.Theodore Morgan entertained at dinner at the St.James\u2019 Club recently in honor of Miss Mary Labatt and her fiance, Mr.David Morgan, whose marriage takes place in London, Ont, on Saturday.de Grace Community Hall, Mrs, Mrs, Connie Stephany, Mrs.J.H.gagements .- + x Mrs.Richard Meyers is enter- THE ÉXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1954 ; 7 Veddings + | Mrs.Léandre.Beaudoin, of Berlin NH.is the guest of Mrs.J, Genest, Clarke Avenue.Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Bartlett, of Lowell, Mass.attended the - wedding here Saturday of Miss Louise Genest and Mr.Donald Wolvin, Major and Mrs.Pierre Deviault, were among the guests from Ottawa who aitended the wedding.on Saturday of Miss Louise Genest to.Mr.Donald Wolvin.A ENGAGEMENTS Mr.W.H.O'Reilly, O.B.E., and Mrs.O'Reilly, of Westmount, ans nounce the engagemént of their daughter, Mary Kathleen, to Mr.J.Donald de Wolf Reid, son of the late Cecil de Wolf Reid, and of Mrs.Reid, of Westmount.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday, June 5, in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.DOROTHY SPROULE, Montreal\u2019s famous poetess whose poem appears in The United Empire, a magazine published in London, England, covers almost the entire globe.It is the organ of the Royal Empire Society.The only Branch in Canada, is located in Montreal and numbers over 500 members.In the current issue, a poem by Dorothy Sproule, entitled \u201cThe Crown Still Stands\u201d, occupied a half- page of the precious space of this Quarterly.It is the first time, verse has been used in this journal, which prints news of the entire Commonwealth.Mrs.The engagement is announced of Dorothy, daughter of the late James H.Leahy and of Mrs.Leahy, of New Glasgow, N.S., to Mr, Victor Walsh, son of Mr.and Mrs, Leonard Walsh of Westmount.The marriage has ben arranged to take place on Saturday, February 13, in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, West- mount.Sproule contributes poetry to this newspaper.She was a resident of Notre Dame de Grace for many years and was first President, and organizer of the tary; Mrs.Frank Wood, Treasurer; Women\u2019s Club in 1922.Conclave No.4 Installs New Officers At Flower-Decked, Candlelit Ceremony At a colourful ceremony held recently in the Notre Dame Charlotte Irwin was installed as Commander of Westmount Conclave No.4, with the following officers: MacKenzie, Mrs.W.Seeds, Secre- Mrs.Fred Anber, Mrs.K, W.Matheson, Mrs.Mrs, F.C.Ford as Deacons; Mrs.Jean Wilkins, Mrs.Elsie Cairns, Mrs.E.Secord, Mrs.Florence Smith.Mrs.Robert Melrose is the Past Commander, and she was presented with the jewel of the order also a Royal Doulton piece of china.Mrs.Ruth Milne is organist; Mrs.W.S.Andrews, advisor and Miss Charlotte Young, {| Deputy Advisor.The room was beautifully decorated \u201cwith palms, ferns, and spring flowers and the ladies were dressed in white formal gowns with scarlet corsages, It was a candlelight ceremony.: The Installing officers were Miss Molly Pardoe as Mistress of Ceremonies; Mrs.Kate Brown, P.G.C.O, as Installing Officer.Mrs.Daisy Eccles as Installing Chaplain, and Mrs.Elsie Cottell as Installing Musician.Mrs.W.S_ Andrews the grand Installing Marshal and Mrs.A.Harrop was soloist.Westmount Conclave No.4, Order True Kindred, was founded in 1936; the ohject is two fold both social and philanthropic.Last year the benevolent work consisted of donating to needy families six complete layettes, each containing approximately 60 articles.At Christmas time a box was sent to each of person in the Old Folks\u2019 Home, and an orphnage was given clothing, toys, fruit candy, etc, for each child.Other donations were given to various other groups.\u2018 First meeting with the new officers will be held on Wednesday evening February 10, in Notre Dame de Grace Community Hall, when Mrs, A.N.Irwin will preside.; After the Installing, supper was served by Mrs.Elizabeth Munro and her committee, when the tables were adorned with spring flowers and red and white candles in silver candlabra, with potted ferns throughout the room, = Gene Tierney back at 20th-Fox for her princess role in \u201cThe Egyp- tian,\u201d Alice Stitt and American Women's Club To Hear Irving Berenson The American Woman\u2019s Club of Montreal is holding a meeting on Feb.10, in the Blue Room of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, at 2.30 p.m.Mr, Irving Berenson, United Nations: Commentator, will be guest speaker.Mr.Berenson is the radio commentator who from 1947 has been broadcasting all the major meetings of the United Nations, over -an international network, with commentaries in English and French, He has written a series of network stories on Korea and produced the \u201cKorea Story,\u201d narrated by Dick Powell.The \u201cWide World\u201d, narrated by Helen Hayes, both of these were broadcast over W.AB.C.He produced \u201cThe Grand Alliance\u201d, which was narrated by Joseph Cotton, and was broadcast over 3,000 stations in the United States and Canada on United Nations Day, Oct.24, 1953.His program.\u201cPeace on Earth\u201d, which was broadcast over W.N.- B.C.Dec.26, 1953 and featured Chas, Boyer and won an award from \u201cThe Christopher\u201d.Mr.Ber- ensen also writes and produces, \u201cOn The Record\u201d, which is a weekly United Nations program over C.B.S, and C.B.C.THE i SISISIIII AIS SSI SAS LS II III SSII LI SAIS F4 4 NE LE A a MAS FOR ALL OCCASIONS * ENCLISH HARD CANDIES NUT KRAKER SHOP 2167A ST, CATHERINE ST.W.(West of Seville Theatre) ® OPEN EVERY DAY FROM 9.30 COR 2777 Mr.and Mrs.J.Gerald Atkinson announce the engagement of their daughter, Carolyn Joyce, to Mr.Halmar Ross Douglas, son of Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Douglas of Charles- wood, Man.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday, April 24, in St.Andrew's Church, Westmount.APPROACHING WEDDINGS The marriage of Enid Geraldine, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Hiam, of Westmount, to Mr.Frank Edward Wickham, son-of Dr.and Mrs.John C.Wickham, has been arranged to take place on Saturday morning, at eleven o'clock, in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.The bride will be attended by Miss Sheila MacMillan, as maid of honor, and by little Miss Patsy Belanger, neice of the bride, as flower-girl.Mr, Arthur Wickham will act as best man for his \u2019 brother, and the ushers will be Mr.William McVey, and Mr.Brian Shea.The reception will be held at the Naval Officers Club, The Advent C.W.Y.The Churchwomen\u2019s Year of the Church of The Advent will hold its monthly meeting in the parish hall, corner of Wood and Western avenues, on Tuesday evening, at 8 p.m., when plans for the parish bazaar to be held in the autumn will be discussed.Mrs.J.B.Eve- leigh the president, will-preside at the meeting.Reddy Memorial WA At the February meeting of the Women's auxiliary of the Reddy Memorial Hospital, there will be a home-cooking sale and a white elephant table, to take place on Tuesday, 2.30 p.m., in the home of Mrs.R.T.Gaunt, 4263 Dorchester St.West.Members are asked to take their friends, tea will be served.PES FRESHLY ROASTED NUTS % FINE CHOCOLATES Wi.6339 TO MIDNIGHT eo Re LM MMA UE A.M. 0 ES MICROBIOLOGY LABORATORY: of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital where student nurses are DIETETIC LABORATORY, of showing the training of student nurses in the kitchen.- Queen Elizabeth Hospital WA Tells the Queen Elizabeth Hospital x Ne .\u2014 .- \u2014~\u2014 > \u2014 \u2014 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1954 - \"Diamond Jubilee Dinner and Dance of the Woman's Auxiliary.We hope that many of our readers will come to their support and join in the fun.This annual event has -| ing Miss Patricia Dunton gave an \u2018will go to the hospital visiting Mrs.PAGE ELEVEN.R.M.R.Ladies Present Reports: Elect Officers For Coming Year The annual meeting of the Ladies Committee of the Royal Montreal] Regiment was held in the Armoury, St.Catherine Street West on Tuesday January 26.Major Reverend G.F.Leigh read a list of the officers of the regiment who gave their lives in the last war and offered a short prayer in their memory.The president, Mrs.J, * M.Chamard, reviewed the activie j ties of the committee during the + past year.Mrs.Chamard also .spoke with deep regret of the re- To Ex-Wren Assn.\u201ccent death of former Padre Col, .Rev.Harold Laws.To Aid Veterans The treasurer, Mrs, Robert Schwob, reported receipts for the meeting of the Ex-Wren Associa- Year of $1,296.32 and disburse- tion of Montreal and District was MENtS of $1,216.16 including dona- held at \u2018H.M,C.S.Donnacona re- tions of $125.73 to the Montréal cently.At the close of the- meet- Soldiers Wives League and $50 to the Canadian Red Cross.The sum of $705.84 was spent on wel- Cheque Presented A well attended annual business interesting account of her day at the coronation and showed colour- fare worked movies taken at the time.Mrs: David Peebles, welfare the time.convener.reported a drop in the \u2018The presentation of a generous \"umber of families requiring as- cheque from the Naval Officers Sistance during the past year but Association of Montreal by the| @n increase in the money spent president~ Commander (L) T.R.| OWing to severe illness in one Durley, R.C.N.(R) (Ret'd) to the family.Ex-wren Association was accepted Officers elected for the coming by the president Mrs, R.G.Bell on year were: Hon.President, Mrs.behalf of the Association, This gift T.C.Lewis; Hon.Vice-President, Dent Harrison; President, fund of the Queen Mary Veteran\u2019s Mrs.J.M.Chamard; First Vice- Hospital.President, Mrs.David Peebles; The following is the new salte Second Vice-President, Mrs.G.W, of officers elected for the new Findlay; Third Vice-President, term: President, Mrs.R.Graham | Mrs.P.Lloyd-Craig; Recording Bell; vice-president, Miss E.Pat- Secretary, Mrs.C.J.Pratt; Cor- erson; treasurer, Miss L.M.Roe; Fésponding Secretary, Mrs.H.A, corresponding secretary, Miss Harfield; Treasurer, Mrs Robert Mavis Griffin; recording secretary, SChwoh.Mrs.B.Mann; hospital visiting, Conveners are: Welfare, Mrs, Mrs.A.Thompton: entertain- David Peebles; Hospital Visiting, ° ment, Miss L.Sellars; welfare con- | Mrs.J.M.Allén; Publicity, Mrs.+ vener, Mrs, S.V.Hill; publicity, G.W.Findlay; Tea, Mrs.P.Miss E.Beaumont.Lloyd-Craig.A a Canadian Legion B.E.S.L.will be RCASC Auxiliary held at the R.C.A.S.C.Armoury, Monthly meeting or the Ladies 740 Bel-Air St.on Wednesday, Auxiliary R.C.A.S.C., Branch 105, | Feb.10, at 8.15 p.m.3 - February Special! PERMANENTS REGULAR $15 REDUCED $10 - 2 ONES AT YOUR SERVICE Fl.2486 Fl.0562 \u2014 Beauty Salon 1347 Greene Ave.+ We bring you treasures from all over the world Antiques * Furniture * Paintings China * Ceramics * Crystal Modern French Pottery, etc.Galerie Opera Ltd.Montreal's Newest Art and Antique Gallery x been known for many years as one d .pes Nn e In e cenes of the most efijoyable functions of \u2019 the winter season in Montreal; Most people think of a hospilal as a place where you go when and not only will you have a good expert surgical or medical atention is neded, where babies are born, time, but you will have the satis- and operations performed.Few are aware that behind the scenes an faction of supporting one of the endless series of activities have to be carried on to make this hospital most important and necessary 750 Sherbrooke St.West BE.8163 \u2014\u201de\u20140- DOC DOC OOK 200CDOCDIO O0 A service possible, by senior members of the staff; .nurses have to be trained; laboratory technicians are at -work; records have to be kept for every patient admitted; a house staff has to keep every corner of the building spotless elean; thousands of Pieces of laundry have to be handled every day; a staff is employed to keep the building at a constant and comfortable temperature;electricians must be on hand.to service the lights and appliançes, and see that even if the power goes off.the emergency equipment is ready to function, and- there are no delays either in operation rooms or other parts of the building.Running a hospital is a com- plidated business, calling for trustworthy and efficient help, constant service both day and night, and the\u2019 supply and care of all those marvels of science which go to rasé Aa AS wor Internes learn hospital routine and are instructed 1894.And so this will be.the make up the equipment in every modern hospital.And this is not done without heavy expense.and a lot of voluntary work, such as that carried on by the Woman's Auxiliary of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.This drganization supplies workers for the out-patient department from their service group, re-decorates and re-furnishes rooms, visits the sick, and supplies new equipment for the nursery, and for other parts of the hospital.On Saturday, February 13, this auxiliary will hold its annual dinner and dance in the ballroom of the Sheraton Mount Royal Hotel to help to raise funds for its numerous activities.For sixty years this organization has been continuously active, ever since the hospifal first opened its doors in * assets of our local community and city.Tickets may be obtained by telephoning Mrs.C.\u2019N.Knowles, ticket convener, at EL.4617 Canadian Club A Anne Savage Will speak .on \u201cWomen Painters of Canada\u201d when the Women\u2019s Canadian Club meets at the Ritz Carlton Hotel on Tuesday at 2.30 p.m.A native of Montreal, Miss Savage studied art under William Bry- mner and Maurice Culler, .then studied design at the Art School of Minneapolis.She inaugurated and was in charge of the Children\u2019s Saturday Marning Art Classes at the Museum for five years, was on the staff of the Banff School of Art and recently retired as Art Supervisor for the Schools under the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal.Now Showing ! New Arrivals In Spring DRESSES Our regular stock of J | DRESSES \u2014 SUITS \u2014- COATS | >0< Still On Sale ot 20% to 50% Off Mau LADIES WEAR | 1233 Greene Ave.opposite Avenue Theatre) Fl, 9541 DOC >o< 20 20C\u2014 , O0 DODOEO0COEIO 00\u20ac \u2018 .\u20140« DOC Doc >O< pOc PAGE TWHM THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1854 ' Mardi-Gras Sets Pace For Junior Ad Club Annual Fashion Show \u2018The girls of the Junior Advertising and Sales Club of Montreal have planned their Fashion Show this year with the Mardi-Gras as a backdrop.The main ballroom of the Ritz- Carlton Hotel is to be the scene of show with Holt Renfrew presenting their latest spring styles.The time is 8.30 pan.February 22.; Serving on the committee are Le Mrs.Margaret McQueen, chairman; Doreen Meclasky, ticket con- \u2018 5 vener; Eleanor Duquette and Pam- BL» ela Clarke, fashion program; .| a æ - ara we Marjorie Murdoch and Pat Morse, stage decor; May Markey, Hotel arrangements; Frances Anderson and Nora Lunn, publicity; and Sue Cohen, door prizes.For further information please contact The Junior Advertising and Sales Club of Montreal, Suite 31, Sheraton Mount Royal Hotel, telephone LA.3425.LEN es * Calvary W.M.Spa me : The monthly meeting of Calvary RA W.M.S.will be held on Wednesday, a February 10, at 8 p.m.in the La- lo 0 dies\u2019 Parlors.The Elizabeth Read Lt Auxiliary will be guests of the ho genior group at this meeting.The Ch conveners will he Mrs.F.F.Jam- th ieson and Mrs.P.Crierie.The COMMITTEE FOR FASHION SHOW: The Junior Advertising * and Sales Club of Montreal is planning a fashion show to be held in the main ballroom of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, at 8.30 p.mon Monday, February 22.Serving on the committee pictured Banquet, Discisssions, Feature ean 22 ae Lo _ guest speaker will be Mrs.M.from left to right are: Booth, Secretary, Christian Stew- Doreen McLasky, Margaret McQueen, chairman; and Nora Lunn, publicity.ticket convener; ardship and Finance, Montreal Presbyterial, her subject being \u201cStewardship\u201d The soprano soloist will be Mrs.A.E.Borlase.All friends are welcome.Gowan in the chair.The membership secretary, Mrs.D.Davis, reported a total membership of 167.Satisfactory reports were given by the treasurer and secretary showing the affairs of the auxiliary to be in a sound state.Mrs, W.E.Shepherd, chairman of the sale of work held in November reported that the net proceeds was $1,625 and she thanked all members for their cooperation, Major Clara Copo thanked Mrs.Shepherd and her committee for a successful piece of work.Mrs.F, H, Stanway, chairman BUTTONS & BOWS REC'D.JOHN T.READ, PROPRIETOR 1370A Greene Ave.- WI.7510 DRESSMAKING & KNITTING SUPPLIES ALTERATIONS & REPAIRS SCHOOL TUNICS, BLOUSES & STOCKINGS STORE HOURS: 9 to 6 DAILY Catherine Booth Women's Auxiliary Reports Show Gain For Past Year J The Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital held the first meeting of 1954 in the assembly room of the Nurse's eRsidence ,on Wednesday, Jan.27, with the president Mrs.D.R.M \"of the Birthday Club reported that one electric bottle warmer had been installed and was on display for the members.to inspect.252 babies have been enrolled the last two months.Chairman of the travelling wagon, Mrs.T.D.Handrahan reported good business from the wagon and appealed for knitters to keep the wagon filled.Mrs.L.Gordon, chairman of the sewing group also asked for helpers to do layettes for the hospital.Mrs.Shepherd, chairman of the ways and means, moved a motion \u2018that a fashion show be held in March as the next event, also a rummage sale under the chairmanship of Mrs, M.Fisher.\u201d After the business meeting a film was shown entitled \u201cSunshine Cruise to the West Indies\u201d.Tea was served by Mrs.Watson and her committee., Valentine Social The ladies of Westmount Baptist Church are holding a Valentine Social on Friday, February 12, at 8 p.m.in the Lower Assembly Hall of the church.This is being arranged by the Women's Association, and all ladies of the church are invited to attend.ASK FOR ILLUSTRATED FOLDER MRS.CASGRAINS __\u2014.SCHOOL FOR DOGS Officially approved by the S.P.C.A.SEVEN YEARS TEACHING EXPERIENCE SPRING TRAINING CLASSES BEGIN IN MARCH FOR INFORMATION, CALL MRS.ALEX.CASGRAIN, 7 HUDSON AVENUE, WESTMOUNT {C.G.LT.Conference Over Weekend Annual conference for Canadian Girls In Training groups in the Province of Quebec was held Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, Janu- uary 29\u201431 in Knox\u2014Crescent and Kensington Presbyterian Church, Montreal.The theme of the conference was \u201cSo Send I You.\u201d Opening at 7.30 p.m.Friday evening With \u2018a reunion for girls who attended Woman Writer's Canadian Novel In Feb.Journal \u201cI Am Not Guilty\u201d is the title of the exciting novel by Frances Shelley Wees which appears in the February issue of the Ladies Home Journal.Mrs.Wees has been a member of the Canadian Women\u2019s Press Club for twenty-one years.In June 1933 Lotta Dempsey introduced her to the Edmonton Branch, and her sponsors for membership were Nellie McClung and Janey Canuck.She had then been writing for three years, in the town of Cam- rose where her husband was teaching psychology in the Normal School, and had already sold in the United States and England five books, (two mystery novels, two romances and one long serious story) and one magazine gerial to an American publisher.Frances Shelley Wees has travelled Canada on many occasions < and knows it warmly from St.John\u2019s to Campbell River.Her prose-poem, \u201cGeography Lesson\u201d, has become a Canadian classic, She went to school in Saskatoon, taught rural schools in Saskatche- Wan, directed Canadian Chautau- quas for years throughout the West, and then came East in 1933 with her husband and daughter.The writing of Mrs.Wees has been accomplished in what might be called the spare time of a busy wife and mother and in between doing many other jobs.She has written and had published some twenty-odd books.Most of her novels are mystery and suspense, a field in which she leads Canadian writing.She has also done extensive writing in \u2018many other fields.Hostesses Assisting At Valentine Tea The committee of the Valentine Tea which the Women's Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital is planning, met at the \"home of Mrs.J.W.Clarke, chairman, on Thursday.\u2019 The tea will be held in the as sembly room of the nurse's residence on Feb.12 at 3 p.m, Assisting Mrs.Clark on her committee will be: Mrs.M.Fisher, Mrs.B.Pringle, Mrs.S.Joule, Mrs, D.R.Sutherland, Mrs.A, Watson, Mrs.T.C.Koppel, Mrs, E.P.Dennan, Mrs.A.H.Mason and Mrs.D.Davis.\u2019 4 the summer camp at Magog, P.Q., the conference reached its climax with the Sunday morning church service.The Saturday afternoon session at 2.30 featured discussion groups on church careers for girls and a film.Miss Mary Parker of the Town of Mout Royal, Provincial C.G.L T.President, presided at the Saturday evening banquet.The cone ference is sponsored by the C.G.LT, Committee of the Quebeo Council of Christian Education, and Mrs.J.Hincke, chairman of \u2018the Girls Events Committee, was in charge of arrangements, Discussion Groups The following led the various discussion sessions:\u2014 .Teaching\u2014Miss Doris Collver and Miss Marion Mathews, Teach ers in Montreal Schools; Nursing \u2014Miss Lorraine MacGregor, Victorian Order of Nurses; Stenogra- phy\u2014Miss Jean Clark, Private Secretary; Social Work-\u2014Miss Helen Smiley, Social Work Dept, Royal Victoria Hospital; Journalism \u2014 Miss Elizabeth Sumner, Montreal Daily \u2018Star; Overseas Missiohs \u2014 Mrs.Clifford Smith, Candidate Secretary, United Church; Miss Gwen Suttie, Mig sionary from Japan; Miss WMar- garet Kennedy, Missionary from India.Homemaking \u2014 Mrs.Carl Bresee; Home Economics \u2014 Mrs.W.L.Johnston and Miss H.Ve- sey Brown; Physiotherapy \u2014 Miss Frances ~-tton; Girls\u2019 Work Secretary .Miss Grace Irvine, Deaconess, Tyndale House, Montreal, Games \u2014 Miss Barbara McPherson and Miss Alice Trevis, \u201chy- sical lucation Teachers, Montreal; Sing-Song \u2014 Mrs.J.Hincke.Chairman - C.G.IT.Committee was Mrs.Winston Curry and Chairman for the banquet, Miss ' Mary Parker, Provincial President.SKILLED APPLIANCE REPAIRS © RADIOS © TELEVISIONS ® WASHERS e VACUUMS GUARANTEED WORK Free Estimates RENEW APPLIANCES 5338 Sherbrooke W.EL.9359 ann vo I > ve - Anglican Board Of W.A.Schedule For Approach 68fh- Annual Mig.- The @8th annual meeting of the Montreal Board of the Women's Auxiliary $ the Church of England in Canada will be held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, February 9 to 11, at 8 pam., in the Allan Shatford Memorial Hall, the Church of St.James the Apostle, to be \u201c preceded on Monday, February 8, at 6 p.m., by the Annual Meeting of the Girls\u2019 Auxiliary in the parish hall of St.George's Church,® Meetings will open with a service of holy communion in Christ \u2018Church Cathedral on Tuesday morning, February 9, at 10 am, the celebrant being the Rt.Rev.John Dixon D.D., Lord Bishop of Mon- treai, while Archdeacon I.M.Lid- stone of Granby, will preach the germon.At this service there will \u2018le the presentation of life member- _ ships and the free will offering.Beginning on Tuesday afternoon Bt 2 p.m, the: \u2018méetings will be held \u2018in the Allan.Shatford Memorial Hall with the president, Mrs.R.George Faster, presiding.At the Tuesday session Mrs.Britton Os- ler, Dominion President of the W.A., will be the guest speaker, while on: Wednesday afternoon Miss Hilda Robinson, a missionary on furlough from Japan, will speak.A -publie_ missionary \u2018 meeting - Will be 5 held on Wednesday evening wftn the Rt.Rev.George N, Luxton, D.D., L.L.D., Lord Bishop of Huron, will give the address.At the close of the sessions on Thursday morning there will be a service of dedicgtion and installation of Diocesan officers.The Montreal board of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary has a membership of 6830 and affords opportunities for service through its senior, girls and junior branches and the little helpers department for the babies.Queen Elizabeth Aux.Lists \u2018Committee Heads Following are the names of conveners on special committees for the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital of Montreal: Purchasing and Committee: Mrs.P.Stoker, Mrs.C.N.Knowles _ and Mrs.W.A.LeMesurier.Membership: Mrs.Alex Smith, Assistant Membership: Mrs.R.D.Mutch.Birthday Club: Mrs.George S.Morgan and Mrs.Harold L.Greaves.Service Group: Mrs.E.D.Jonn- son, Hospitality, Mrs.Harry Thompson.Sunshine: Miss Dora W.Miller.Endowment Fund: Mrs.W.R.Henry.Campaign: Mrs.R.B.Hamilton.Publicity: Mrs.R.Pickford.Ways and Means: Mrs.J.Cooper Antliffe, Mrs.Ludlam Hawkins, end Mrs.H.Wyatt Laws.Calvary Church WA Calvary United Church Women\u2019s Association monthly meeting will be held on Tuesday at 2 p.m.in the church parlor.JOHN POOL © | Foot Specialist 1384 GREENE AVENUE ) {Near Sherbrooke) Westmount Painless removal of corns, eallouses, ingrown toe nails.: Latost electric equipment, Plastic arch supports to relieve all weak foot conditions, ~ Ghildren's Supports a Specialty.By appointment only eo Phone WI, 1545 Scouting Projects Aired At Meeting Of Aux.Executive \u2018The, Executive Board of Ladies Auxiliaries of the Metropolitan District met on Thursday, January 28, at Scout Headquarters, Bishop Street.Plans were.discussed for the \u2018Spring Confer e on \u201cMarch 81, with details tb follow.An urgent appeal was made for any unused |- or repairable.furniture to be placed th the three empty cet- | tages in the Cub Camp, one to be occupied by a doctor.A short talk by Mrs.M.C.Mc- Quiggan, organizer for the Ladies Division ¢f the Scout Financial Campaign outlined the part they would contribute in supporting this fine effort.Continuing in the same vein, Mr.Earle T.Moore, president of the Montreal region, spoke earnestly on the Wecessity for a successful campaign, mentioning a 10% increase in Scouting each year; with more financial aid needed in the maintenance of both the Cub and Scoût Camps; replacement of articles in use; increase in taxes, and the training of a competent staff to do missionary work in outlying districts.As a further illustration, Mr.Moore observed that during | Brig.-Gen.Spry\u2019s appointment as Chief Executive Commissioner, Scouting grew from 95,000 to 150,- J 000.Mr.Charles Downey, Assistant- District Rover Commissioner, spoke on his work with handicapped b.7s * the Julius Richardson Hospital, describing it as a mixture of Cubbing and Scouting, in a careful, mild way, as they are | all convalescents, but ready and eager to learn.Mrs.A.E.Anderson, president of the group, was in the chair and tea hostesses were Lord Alexander | and Willingdon Auxiliaries.Three Weeks Touring In Beautiful Bermuda The sort of weather that the citizens of Montreal have been experiencing the past month or so, has made a large number of people think about having a winter holiday in a warmer and more equable climate.Tobin's Travel Bureau have arranged a very interesting three weeks\u2019 all expense party to Bermuda via New York (with four day's cruise on the Queen of Bermuda, and eleven days in that beautiful Island.The party will stay at the luxurious Hotel Bermudiana, which is famous for its lovely setting, its fine food and its accommodations.The tour will leave here on Thursday morning, March 25, by rail to New York, having two days at the Hotel Roosevelt and embarking on the S.S.Queen of Bermuda on Saturday afternoon.The stay in Bermuda will be made even more interesting by several sightseeing tours and visits to other parts of the Island.It will be the season for the famous Easter Lillies, and also a riot of color of the other blossoms, the \u2018hibiscus, the oleanders, the prickly pear and orange.They should all be at their best then.The party will be acctompanied by Mrs.H: B.Pope.As the party will be limited as to numbers, it is necessary to make your reservations at once.Any further information may be had by phoning Tobin's Travel Bureau, 1240 Peel Street.Newfoundlanders The Newfoundlanders Assn.entertainment committee has planned a social evening to be held today at 694 Cathcart Street.Members may take friends, \u2014 ad THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, \u2018FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1954 - : PAGE THIRTRER Vitamin C In Fruits Is Help In Fighting Colds + One of the safest and sanest things that everyone can do every day to*keep the system toned for colder, changeable weather, an to prevent winter colds is to get an adequate amount of vitamin C daily, Citrus fruits, the best natural source of this vitamin, are right at their - peak now, They repree sent one of the cheapest and most pleasant ways to good healt and adequate vitamin C.This year's crop of oranges; grapefruit and tangerines is sete ting a record.Right now you can find plenty of the handy, little zipper-skin tangerines Grande ma called them \u201cpunkin\u2019 oranges.\u201d They're ideal for lunch box use, The big juice oranges most plentiful this month are the Pineapple variety, and you're sure to get at least a quart of juice from WINTER COLDS TAKE A BEATING when, youngsters are fortified every five pounds \u2018of these or: .with\u2019 Juices.These youngsters have theirs after school.\u201cIN THE Whom 1b Hospital Auxiliary The second annual meeting of the Westmount Branch of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Montreal General Hospital will be held on Monday, at 2.30 p.m.at Victoria Hall, Westmount.Specially invited guests will be Miss Barbara Whitley, Mrs.Andrew Fleming, President of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Montreal General Hospital, Mrs.Alex Hutchison and Miss Isobel Black, Superintendgnt of Nurses of the Montreal General Hospital.Missionary Auxiliary The Elizabeth Read Missionary Auxiliary will be the guest of the Senior W.M.S.on Wednesday, Feb.10 at 8 p.m, in the Ladies\u2019 Parlour of Calvary United Church.The Special Speaker will be Mrs.M.W.Booth, secretary of the Christian Stewardship Montreal Presbyterial.At thèelose of the meeting a Auxiliary.Ladies\u2019 Curling Club The St.George Ladies\u2019 Curling Club is entertaining rinks from Ste.Anne de Bellevue, Town of Mount Royal, Heather and Howick Curling Clubs on Tuesday afternoon, at the Club House, 3685 The \u2018Boulevard.Curling will begin at 1:30 p.m, followed by afternoon tea when the \u201cClub.Seconds\u201d will be :ost- esses.St.Andrew's W.A, The Women's Association of St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, will hold its next meeting for sewing and business on Tuesday, at 2 p.min Hutchison Hall.Tea hostesses .will be Mrs.Du- clog and the ladies of the Hamp- stead group.The Red Cross group will meet at 10 a.m.Annual Brides\u2019 Tea At Shaar Hashomayim All brides of 1953 will be guests of the Shaar Hashomayim Women's Auxiliary at their Annual Brides\u2019 Tea to be held on Wednesday, February 10 at 2 p.m.in the Community Hall.A reception committee of Auxiliary members will greet the brides, their mothers, their mothers-in-laws and friends.Mrs.M.A.Brown, the president will welcome the guests.The Opening Prayer will be recited by Mrs.Edgar Bronfman.Greetings will be extended by Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat.The program will include \u201cYouthful Ventures\u201d with Mrs.Seymour Shuchat, Mrs.Bernard Karr and Mrs.Edward Levinson participating.At the tea tables, the following will pour: Mrs.Samuel Bronfman, O.B.E., Mrs.Hyman Cooper, Mrs.Philip Mey- erovitch, Mrs.E, J.Kussner, Mrs.Joseph Guttman, Mrs.Joseph Frank, Mrs, Jacob Elkin, Mrs.Samuel Hart, Mrs.Sol Vineberg -and Mrs.M.N.Fineberg.btween France and Germany.He short session will be held for the B and P Women's: Club Hears German Consul Private enterprise and free competition are the best guarantees for sound #&nd\u201d prosperous economic conditions in Germany as well as in Canada, Dr.A.Reifferscheidt, Consul General for the Federal Re- pyblic of Germany told the Business and Professional Women's Club at a tea causerie recently.The monetary reform put into effect in June, 1948, was the most decisive event in the postwar history of Germany, he said.This measure ended inflation and created a money with real purchasing power.Then began the development of economic reconstruction and recovery that has been called, \u201cThe German Miracle.\u201d The consul said that Dr.Konrad Adenauer is not only a good German but a good European.\u201d He wants most to secure an everlasting and genuine friendship be- believes that all free European countries must stand together against the common enemy, World Communism.Dr.Reifferscheidt took his Doctor's degree in law and political and economic science at the Universities of Berlin and Cologne and entered the service of the Fed- end x eral Republic of Germany two years ago.~ anges.Easy to ream, it's a good idea to juice a dozen or more and keep the juice covered in a cone tainer in the refrigerator for mide day snacks.There are good supplies of Temple oranges, too, this year, They are the ones that peel easily like tangerines, The Florida grapefruit crop alone is a whopping 37,000,000 boxes, You can buy either the white or pink fruit.Se - The seeded grapefruit is probe ably the least costly, and you \u2019 needn't fear the chore of fixing\u2019 it.When- serving halves, take a sharp \u2018knife \u201cand cut around all the seeds in one motion, remove ing a cone-shaped piece from the center of the half, core and seds all at once, This leaves a small cavity which you can garnish with cranberry sauce, grapes or cherries, if you wish.Grapefruit halves cold or hot, are wonderful first courses, and with the emphasis on low-calorie \u2018diets, they're getting more and more attention as desserts.Wha Bill.) .SLENDERIZING SALON.Massages - .Steam Bath Pedicure Sun Lomp & Dry Air Treatment LADIES ONLY -\u2018 * * Mrs, M.Young, Directress 4504 St, Catherine West Near the Glen) GL.1154 NEAR SHERBROOKE Final Clearance ALL WINTER DRESSES pod .REDUCED 3314% to 50% Charlotte 1353 GREENE AVENUE, WESTMOUNT Fl.7773 CANADIAN FRENCH AND.ENGLISH ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING SALE REDUCTIONS UP TO 50% A splendid opportunity to secure fine paintings at ridiculously low prices .INCLUDING WORKS BY ., .ANTONE'S ART GALLERY 939 Victoria Square \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 DUTCH AUSTRIAN ARTISTS UN.UN.6-4095 6-7959 AEG LIA SET PISE Wace FOURTEEN Sa \u2014 THE: EXAMINER, 1 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, Seren 'TASCHEREAU WINNERS: Winners of the Taschereau downhill Nordik, junior B champion for the second time; Gunnar Dovland, FEBRUARY 5, 1954 = \u201cUnity Bantams Beat Kinsmen At New Club In a regular M.B.B.L.scheduled game Unity's bantarh -cafers defeated Kinsmen 32-11.This game as played at the new Point St.harles Boys\u2019 Club.Coach Bob Byford's midget team edged Point St.Charles-24-22 and: Pat Baker's junior ladles team lost another close one :to Y.W.Hm 41-36.\u2018 classic Sunday at Mont Tremblant were loaded down with prizes.~ Westmount, senior B.winner who made the fastest run for the Left to right are Pierre Cote, St.Jovite, who finally copped the day; and Peter Sneyd, Ottawa, who ran away with the Taschereau Brading Trophy after trying for 10 yehrs; Corinne Watchorn, Trophy awarded to junior B men._ * = Municipal Hockey Playoff Schedule Mosquito Commencing Saturday.Feb.13, eight teams in playoffs, sudden death elimination, First team plays fifth east rink 10 a.m.second plays sixth west rink 10 a.m, third plays seventh east rink 11 Wee A loop.Bobby Gaylor was the big gun- with Frank Robinson scored the Unity marker.Westmount Junior High Whites, the only unbeaten squad in the \u201cA\u201d circuit, swamped the x .There was no action in the Westmount Municipal league Saturday due to_ the blizzard.Next Saturday will see the final scheduled games run off, and the play-off will get under way Feb.hs.Queen's Knights trimmed Unity Boys Club 4-1 to move up to a tie for second place in the Pee 2 goals; Bob Coyne and Bob Eby notched 1 each; a.m., fourth plays eighth west rink fourth west rink 4 p.m.11 am.- Pee Wee A Thursday, Feb.11, first and second team sudden death elimination east rink 4 p.m\u2026.Winner meets B league champions Friday, Feb.12, Stayner 4 p.m.Bantam Monday, Feb.8, first plays third east rink 4 p.m., second plays fourth west rink 4 p.m.Winners play Wednesday, Feb.10, east rink 4 pm.4 p.m.~ Midget B rink 7 p.m.© Juvenile First and second in 4 out of series.played.5, east rink 7 p.m.Li Winners play Friday, Feb.12, east rink Monday, Feb.8, second plays third Stayner 7 p.m.Winner plays first Wednesday, Feb.10, east 7 Two games have beèn Third game Friday, Feb.Fourth game Saturday, Feb.6, east rink 2 p.m.Dates for fifth, sixth and seventh Midget A Tuesday, Feb.9, first plays third} games, if réquired, will be an- east rink 4 p.m.second plays\u2019 nounced.L2080000800000050000H0800.POPPI OPI TIP OTIVeYP 205500 005000080000088888588888 PPPOE ISI OEIIP \u201c25000 vo 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