The Westmount examiner, 23 avril 1954, vendredi 23 avril 1954

[" 50 Nir hy rr ; i iE.I ey A A + \u2018 \u2019 \u201c\u201cIntérnational\u201d his = i | Fiv ive Lands 5 Million Ir Deals \u2026 x ol Heard From \u2018At Rotary .Westmount Rotary Club went at its meeting Wednesday when they had five McGill students from foreign countries as their guests.Each of the five students gave| a short talk on his respective .country.There were representatives from England, Germany, Brazil, British Guiana, and Czechoslovakia.-.Sam Harding who is from British Guiana told Rotarians that country is probably best \u201cknown for the Demarra Rum which it exports.Harding said that lately his country had received quite a bit a bad publicity due to subversive activities of some of his coüntry-' man.It was his thought however that the people of British Guiana who are responstble for this are the uneducated ones.Most of the people in British Guiana are desirious of hettering themmselves in the eyes of the fr world, and this will be done, Harding said, only when the people.become educated on a larger scale.The Brazilian representatives, Jobst Hinrich Ubbelohde, said that a great deal of people think of Brazil in terms of the annual carnival at Rio'de Janeiro.\u201cThe carnival is not all that is going on in my country however\u201d, said Ubbelohde.At the present time Brazil is undergoing an industrial revolution he said.This being due to electrical power hecoming available recently on a large scale.He said that Brazil and Canada to his mind_are two countries alike.Both are expanding .industrially as fast as it is economically possible, he said.Wilfrid Klee, a student from Germany touched on the political situation in his country.He told ~ the members present of Edst Germany\u2019s unwillingness to co-oper- ate with -West Germany.\u2018The latter he said have made every (Continued on page 2) Annual Pet Show Ends Tomorrow The annual pet show, starting at 2:30 p.m.will feature the final day of the 18th annual Westmount YMCA Hobby Show tomorrow.A special exhibit of tropical \u2018fish, with Dr.T.Harper as judge, will \"highlight this display., Hon, D.C.Abbott will officially close the show, which started Wed- nestiay.Ds \u2018An obstacle rade wilt take place at 7 p.m; followed by an .exhibition of~judo by pupils of F.Y.Okimura.Closing ceremonie§ will get underway at 8:15 p.m.and exhibits will be returned to their owners at 9 pm.a The executive of the show extended their thanks to Mayor Roy L.Campbell, Hon.D.C.Abbott, advisers, advértisers, .patrons, «| duate first has- to win the Pro- TRIES FOR.NEW HONORS : There doesn\u2019t.seem to be much room for improvement, but Audrey Wyatt, 1336 Greene avenue, \u2018Miss Montreal 1953, intends to better herself \u2014 in beauty contests.The local gal walked off with top honors right away and is now entered in the Miss Province of Quebec contest.From there she.hopes to go on to the Miss Canada affair in Toronto.Local Girl Is Making Try For Miss Universe Title A Miss Canada title and a chance at the Miss Universe crown may be in store for a beauteous Westmount girl.She is Audrey Wyatt, 20, of 1336 Greene avenue, holder of the Miss Montreal 1953 title.The curvy Westmount High gra- vince of Quebec championship in June, and will then qualify for the.Miss Canada competition.This will take place in.Toronto some time in August, and the ultimate winnêr \u2018travels to California to take part -in the, Miss Universe judging.- Audrey has: \u2018been modelling for three years now, and also -has| worked on \u2018television.She recently concluded three capsule murder mysteries: for Frontier Films, currently being shown in the United States.She has appeared with the Aqua- frolics show for two years, including a stand at the Canadian National Exhibition.Born in London, England, she was educated in Yorkshire and + dl0ges and; exhjbitors.\u2026 \u2014\u2026 «came Lo Canada in 1947, attending PS ~ Westmount High School.Her father, a captain in the Royal Navy, died three years ago, and Audrey * mother stay together, along with her pet dog Cheeta.Other than modelling, Audrey also goes in for Latin American dancing, swimming and skating\u2019 She has also tried her hand at sketching and ballet, and admits to a desire to take a course in interpretive dancing.In the future rests a trip to England, after her 21st birthday and her in August, and marriage.She be-| came enghged this week to Jack - Orchard, a Montreal drummer, but is sure to wait at least until after \u2018the beauty contests for the ceremony.That is, if she doesn\u2019t change her mind and set sight on the Mrs.Canada title.BOOK CLUB Rev.Eric C.Errey of Queen Mary Road- United Church will be the guest reviewer at a meeting of the Westmount Park Emma: nuel Book Club Monday in Webster Hall at 8:30 p.m, He will review.Proud Waters,\u201d by Hwart Brookes.x > -\u2014 | ler, Isabel Joseph, Heather Reid, = PRICE 5e | Hobby Show Prizewinners A large number of Westmount residents are represented in the mount WMCA Hobby Show, which closes tomorrow night, after a four day display.i Judging of the entries took place Tuesday, and they are now on exhibit in the Y building.They.include: .Reid, Carol Anne Day, Marjory Pithlado, A.Christir, Janet Southward, B.Bourier., Second: Leone Maher, Rhind, Melodie Cachen, Geraldine Paul, Isabel Joseph, K.Tyrell.Third: Jane Harper, Annet Bil- Emily Reid, Betty Merlcle, O.Ack- man.Special: Reter McMartin.A.Christir, ricle, Sylvia Adoniou.Honourable mention: Jane Här- per, Melodie Carmen, Diane Geddis, Alena Katrly.Collections: irst: Peter Redpath, Peter Usher, Richard Tees, Robert Agard.Colin Akroyd, Douglas Druick, Colin Adait, Ere Sise, Heather MacLean, Bindy Stead.Second: Ed Baupry, Peter Usher, Jean Simpson, Jim Me- Usher, Lesley Betty Me- Ay : Bride, Terry Mosher, Biddy O'Reilly, Mary Jane Lochhead, Hugh Montgomery, Belinda Head.Third: Billy Hicks, Robert Prins- ky, Daphne Decarie, Peter Larratt, David Stanway, George Schapy, David Grower.' Honourable Mention: Colin Ak- royd.Joel Harvey, Norris Mundy, Joel Harvey, Paul Wisenthal, | Peter Usher, M.S.Long, Bill Wisenthal, P.Kingsmill.Photography: First: Ed Perl- man, John Reid, Mary Jane Long.Second: Ed Perlman, Isabel M5- nohan, Janet Rhind.Third: Ed Perlman, Mary Jane Long.Special: Ed Perlman, Mary Jane Long.\"Honourable Mention: J.Branch.Crafts: First: Richard Chalk, Peter Sinclair, Jonathan Rugin, David McKenzie, Isabella Mona- (Continued on page 2) * Supplement In This Issue With The Examiner today goes the annual Home Beautiful supplement, a 64-page tabloid bonus that you receive with your weekly issue of your local newspaper.The Home Beautiful Supple- .ment is replete with pictures and stories to acquaint you with the latest in building.rebuilding or refurnishing your home, and features particularly the modern application of the newest materials.May we ask you, after considering these suggestions, to make your purchases from the merchants whose advertisements in the pages of the supplement prize lists of the 18th annual West- | Household Science: First: Emily Janet |.help to make it possible.x + - \u2018 3 Projects Hang Fire \" Three lôcal land deals \u2014 totalling a possible five million dollars \u2014 are stil hanging fire in Westmount, according to City Manager.Tom Hughes.Largest of the three is the property which is today filled with new and used cars at Atwater and _ St.Catherine streets and \u201d was once a ball park; the second is the Grey Nuns property on St.Catherine street west opposite the former MA AA.grounds, and the third is the old athletic grounds itself.The Atwater-St.Catherine property is figured as high as $3 million in \u2018some quarters, the Grey Nuns land may run to a million and a quarter while the Westmount Athletic Grounds, once leased to the Federal Government for army purposes should sell for $750,000.This last property, .Mr.Hughes said yester: day, will be operated as usual by Westmount this summer, with decisions on its disposal held over till fall.The city still waits word of action on the two other parcels of land, despite options, rumors: of sale, and other developments.Genesians Present Spring Time Serenade The Genesians will present their 11th Springtime Serenade in Victoria Hall, May 6 and 7, at 8.30 p.m.Rev.Wiercinski will conduct netics M.Ackerman will be at the piano.The Glee Club will sing O Vos Omnes (Victoria), Agnus Dei (Palestrina) in the sacred music group; Debussy's Maid with the Flaxen Hair; favorites such as Flow Gently Sweet Afton, and Negro spirituals and folk songs.One of the evenings features will be a group of songs from Brigadoon, while other artists will include a quartet of Genesians including Miss Tadea Godson, in arrangements by Rev.Wiercinski, GEORGE DREW, leader of the Progressive Conservative party, who will \u2018address the annual general meeting of the St.An- toine-Westmount PCA Tuesday at 8:15 p.m.in the Westmount | Junior School- auditoridm.~ Tes rat [UCIT SN \u2019 TR 8 © meme pas \u2014r re etre a ee = na \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ints ries rn TAT = PAGE Tw) \u2019 THIS WEEK AND NEXT AT.Unity Boys\u2019 Club 1090 GREENE AVE.A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB SALI LISLE IIH 40127 0 111201102001 By M auric e M ari asine PALM A SUMMER PROGRAM PLANNED Although it is only the springtime and the summer holiday season ig still two months away, .the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of West- mount is serving notice to the boys and girls in the community that planned supervised activities.will \u2018be available to those who intend remaining in the city during the summer holidays.REGISTRATION In order to plan effectively, each member who plans to participate in the summer program, is asked to register as soon as possible.The Unity Boys\u2019 Club will conduct its summer program from June 28, to August 28, and will be under the supervision of Russell Skinner .and Elizabeth Anderson.CAMP LEWIS NOTES It was announced recently by the Montreal Boys\u2019 Association that Camp Lewis will open June 28 and close August 27.A new policy will be inaugurated this year, and that is where possible, to enable boys from the various clubs of the M.B.A.to attend as a unit.The period from June 28 to July 13 has been assigned to the Unity Boys\u2019 Club and all boys from the Club who would like to go to Camp with their friends are urged to register for Camp during that specific period.However, this does not imply that Unity members must go at that time.Other Camp .Lewis dates gre: July 13 - July 28; July 28 - August 12; August 12 - August 27.Camp Lewis is situated in the Laurentian mountains at St.Adolphe de Howard and is open to all boys in the City of Montreal and district from eight years of age and over.Club members may register at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.Non members may register at the M.B.A.Head Office Red Feather Building, 1040 Atwater ave.Registration starts May 3.For further information see Russell Skinner at the Club.REGULAR PROGRAM NOTES Special Easter entertainment was provided to patients of the IEEE eR RE RRRRRE \u201cCHRISTMAS\u201d every.day of the year for INSURANCE Edwin D.CHRISTMAS INSURANCE BROKER MA.3332 CL.4519 388 ST.JAMES St.W Montreal Co - ; 2 \u201cPREERRIRERR RRR SPRING IS HERE! 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PANTS MADE-TO-MEASURE $16.00 no v- CUSTOMER'S OR OUR MATERIAL MADE UP.© REPAIRING © REMODELLING ; © REFITTING F, L.SILVER Ladies\u2019 & Gents' TAILOR 1235 Greene Avenue (Downstairs) WL 6633 ; Children's Memorial Hospital Saturday by five members of the \u2018Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade.This was arranged in co-operation with the Knights of Pythias who sponsored an Easter party.The entertainers included: Evelyn Desjardins, Wee Willie Starkey, John Montrose, Ellen Hammond and Walter Sobolta.Members of the Talent Club also provided entertainment Thursday for some 500 boys at mammoth Easter party given by the Rotary Settlement.For track and field enthusiasts: plans are underway to hold a track and field meet on Saturday, June 12.Invitation are being extended to organizations in West- mount and surrounding districts to participate in this meet.Entry forms are being prepared and will be available shortly.The meet will be for boys and girls from eight years of age to 18 years of age.Members of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club will begin practice sessions next week under the supervision of Ian Campbell.Ian Campbell has also been appointed to take charge of a soccer team.A meeting of all boys interested in forming a soccer team will be held at the Club tomorrow at 2 p.m.An inter-Club volleyball league is being formed by Neil McGregor of the Montreal Parks and Playgrounds and the Unity Boys\u2019 Club has entered a midget team.Todate five boys have shown interest to participate: they are - Louis Laf- ferty, Bryn Wakely, Terry Gray, Bill Betts and Kenneth Lyon.Five more.are needed to round out the squad.Five Lands.(Continued from page 1) effort to unite the divided country.He pointed out that most of the industrial wealth of his country lies in the eastern zone.Due to this condition Western Germany has had a great struggle in trying to stabilize herself.We are striving however to build our industries up} and to increase the wealth of our country by exporting.He said that West German trade with Canada was expanding rapidly, and that many German companies are opening branch offices in his country.He said that there was a plan underfoot to exchange German and Canadian sutdents.Hôwever, in regard to this plan Klee said that some difficulties would be encoutered due to the differences in the schooling systems.\u2019 George Novotny, of Czechoslovakia took Rotarians right back to the founding of his country around the year 600 A.D.At that time it was known as Bohemia.Bohemia was governed by various European powers, latterly ly Germany up untill 1918, when it was declared a republic and given its present name.However now the country is once again ruled over by another nation.He said that he left Czechoslovakia due to unbearable political conditions.Novotny said that he, as like many more of his country men came to Canada to seek a \u2018new home.\u2014 The last of the students to speak was Peter Hall of England.Hall did a complete about face x and spoke of the activities of the foreign students at McGill University.Hall said that these students have already started a drive to collect funds to construct an \"international house\u201d on the campus at McGill.He touched on the various activities put on by the foreign students to raise funds for this building campaign.The students were introduced by Howard Simpkins, and thanked by A.W.Callard.President W.Allison was in the chair.Never place a new coat of floor wax over an old coat.Club of Montreal at the University |.Westmount In March .\u2018Total snowfall for the month of March int Westmount\u2019 was 14 inches, the monthly report of the City showed this week.It brings the total amount.for the year up to 82.2 inches, above the 80 year average of 70.6 inches.The average for the month, however, 19.9 inches, is above that recorded for March, 1954.Total rainfail for the month was 1.37 inches, against the 80 year average of 1.45 inches.Total for \u2018the year to date is 2.87 inches, and the average is 3.21 inches.Snow fel on 14 days in March, five of them recording.more than one.inch.To date snow has fallen 46 days, and the inch mark has been exceeded 25 times.7 Police Department There was a total of 82 accidents reported, resulting in injuries to 28 persons, one of\u201d which was fatal \u2014 a decrease of 31 accidents and 5 persons injured.67 of the accidents were traffic and 5 were street accidents \u2014 10 were miscellaneous mishaps.In the traffic acidents, 14 persons were injured.The fatality was due to a fall from an apartment building window.The average daily figure for March was 2.16, while the average daily rate for 1958 was 2.18 per day.919 cases were made during the month, 762 court tickets were issued, 64 arrests effected, 92 Summons and 1 Warrant were issued.27 arrests were made and Summons issued for offences other than traffic infractions.25 speeding cases were made and 52 cases were pending from the previous month.28 of the total number were tried and fined \u2014 15 were carried forward into April.Fire Department There were 19 calls, 9 for fires and 10 miscellaneous.Among the calls there were 5 false alarms.There were no large fires during the month.- - A total of 315 premises were reinspected and one new record made.Resulting from these inspections, 16 notices were served, 43 cautions given, 2 recommendations made; 324 extinguishers were,inspected and 6 general complaints were received and atfended to.Light & Power Department The maximum system power demand for March was 9,360 K.W.which is 690 KW higher than in 1953.Total purchased kilowatt hours were 299,170 KWH higher \u2018than last March's figure.~The load factor increased 0.2%.; Health Department There were 99 cases of communicable diseases reported \u2014 13 of these were chicken pox; 2 cases of tuberculosis were reported; 77 cases were measles.: Five X-Ray clinics were held with 152 persons being X-rayed.111 of these were negative, 9 are under observation, 4 were repeats and 2 cases were discovered.139 patch tests were carried out.The Child Health Centre held 3 doctor's and 2 nurses\u2019 clinics \u2014 a total attendance of 31, of which 7 were new.; In the School Health Service, 51 teachers were examined, The nurses made 52 class-room and 659 individual inspections, gave 177 treatments, excluded 3 pupils, held 117 teacher and 60 parent conferences.35 home visits were made.Dental care was provided for 62 children.24 children were supplied with Cod Liver Oil.Medical examination of pupils numbered 285.Scavenging 914.4 tons of garbage and 348.45 tons of ashes were collected at a cost of $10,965.54.There were 65,- 930 collections and the cost per dwelling per collectioh amounted to 0.1663.232 inspections of garbage receptacles were made and 53 new cans were placed in service, making the total this year to date 610 and 123 respectively.Roughing materials used : Walkg :\u2014 Sand .639.6T 2401.0T Salt .\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.32.0T 48.4T Total .671.6T 2449.4T Roads :(\u2014 vere.391.2T '1933.0T Cinders THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1964 - Quebec's 5 000th Is Woman From ' \u2018Quebec's 5,000th- professional engineer is a woman - and a West- wount resident.too.A certificate of membership 1n the Corporation of Professional Engineers of Quebec will be presented tomorrow to Mrs.Per Hall, of 46 Summit Circle, at the Corporation\u2019s annual meeting in the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel.Nina Hall, who received her degree in civil engineering in 1985 from the Royal Technical College in her native city of Copenhagen, came to Canada with her \u2018husband during the first part of £ thie\u201d Second World War.As a student she had made a special.study of reinforced concrete.Following graduation, she was employed by the professor who had instructed her in this subject and worked with him until awarded a scholarship for study in France, There, however, she studied only briefly, returning to Copenhagen to marry Per Hall, P.En., who is today vice-president, Foundation of Canada Engineer- Engineer Memo ing Corporation, Limited, Montreal.In their first year a marriage, the Halls moved to Sweden where \u2018 Per was in charge of a company newly established by a Danish contractor.In all this firm's operations, the wife played an active part in everything from drafting to estimating.When both received scholarships enabling them to extend their studies, the Halls moved tp London shortly before the \u2018outbreak of the Second World War.With facilities for post-graduate work curtailed by the war, the Halls then came to Toronto.Three rionths later, their homeland -was \u2018ihvadéd by thé Germans.Today, the Halls are Canadian citizens.From 1942 to 1946, Mrs.\u201cHan was employed by Aluminum Labo- ratôries,, Montreal, But today restricts her practice of the profession to freelancing as a consultant on reinforced \u201cconcrete.After all, she has three children to bring up: Karen, 13; Ingrid, 10; Peter, 4.Hobby Show (Continued from page 1) han, Susan Saw-Bear, Peter Rigg, Dane Wray, Nadire Sekelj, Gary Langston, Blair McRobie, Eric Bierdon, Peter Sinclair, Bruce Anderson, John Cameron, Gregory Adams, David Corbet, Peter Usher, Ian Stuart, Ian Thompson, Bruce Anderson, John - Cameron, Hugh Montgomery, Michael Caroll, Isa- Peon Ian Wilson.econd: Ralph Chipman, Basil Stevens, Isabella \u201cMonahan, Jonathan Rubin, Judy Brown, Patsy Moore, Susan Foster, Gary Lang- ston, Jack Bisaillon, John Lewis, Jonathan Preston, Caroll Freeman, John Cameron, Gregory Adams, David Corbet, Eva Black, Michael Kennedy, Billy McKay, Mary Jane Long.Third: Nadire Sekelj, Dane Wray, Susan Saw -bear, Gail Eakin, Judy Brown, Dandra Day, Gault McTaggart, Robert Smith, Jack Bisaillon, Colin Williams, Bruce Anderson, John .Cameron, Gregory Adams, John Cameron, Helen Growy, Janet Rhind, Gary Langston.Art: First: W.Patek, J.Tyrell, E.Reid, Barry Stevens, B.Fellows, G.Eakin, S.Illsley, C.Tree- ves, BE.Reid, M.J Long, B.Fellows,\u201d M.J.\" Long, D.Fairchild, J.Sand .\u201ceases 11.7T Salt .598 2804T Total .451.OT 2225.1T No.days General Sanding of walks 5 25 General roughing of roads 7 43 General salting of roads 8 21 5 building permits were issued, having an estimated value of $43,- 500.1 of the permits was for a commercial building, 1 was for a private dwelling and 3 were for alterations, There are 99 jobs under construction, 43 plumbing inspections and 8 wafer tests were carried out.8 plumbing permits were issued with a value of $7,150.00.1215 GREENE AVE.WESTMOUNT FITZROY 0769 b \u2014 231 St.James Street West, PLateou 4451 : HOWARD 5S.Barrister and Solicitor Office: Suite 1118, Dally Star Bidg., Residence: Terrace Apartments, M no answer at residence \u2018phone PL.4451 e Prizewinners Boake, J.Clayton, P.Moore, M.Hayes, S.Kilburn.Second: J.Rubin, M.J.Lond, S.Adonion, H.Olesker, J.Ergte, J.Stuart, D.Fairchild, E.Reid, S.Mackenzie, C.Senecal, J.Boake.Third: Brian Stevens, E.Gryil- van, C.Rhind, S.Wittkower, L.Hersen, W.Patek, G.Eakin, P.Moore, M.Wray, D.Pett, H.Oles- ker.Special: B.Fellows, P.Moore, s.Kilburn.Prizes were donated by these stores: Canada Paint Store, American Drug Store, Everyman\u2019s Book Store, Melody House, Ohman Bros, Street Photo Supply, Pascal's Hardware, Gordon's, Westmount Hobby Shop, Cameron's, Lord's Sports Shop, International Music Store, Avenue Snack Bar, Ben's Model Shop, Metro Disk, Seaton\u2019s, Agnew Shoe Store, Bob Ried, Morgan\u2019s, The Paintbox, Miss Kathleen Jenkin's, Miss Catherine Fraser, Metcalf Pharmacy.Mrs.R.E.G.Smith Buried Tuesday Funeral service was held Tuesday for Mrs.R.E.Guy Smith, 25 Melbourne avenue, a member of prominent women's clubs in Montreal, who died at her home Sat- : urday.She was 85.Born Florence Maria in Woodstock, N.B., she had been a resident of Westmount for 48 years.Her husband, Dr.Richard English Guy Smith, predeceased her, She was a member of the Lady Scott Chapter, I.O.D.E., the West- mount Bowling Club, the West- mount Women's Club and the Women's Canadian Club.Service was from St.Matthias Church, with burial in Mount Royal Cemetery.ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES George F.Bourke NOTARY 4805 CUMBERLAND AVE, ND.GEL.3262 ROSS, Q.C.Ten Rosemount Avenue, Westmount, Glenview 2177 Jen, where company Danish opera.æ dettes Setting arships 3 their Feds Mon.riage, \u2018prises the .FINE FLOORING _ © HARDWOOD A.© RUBSER * age : .; © ASPHALT : 51 4 * Specializing In Refinishing Old Floors A.Ross Craffon [| & COMPANY 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET WESTMOUNT Free Estimates WE.2323 Éxam mer |.\u201c50 YEARS IN WESTMOUNT\u201d Reliable - JEWELLERS WATCH REPAIRS OTNAN'S .4046 1216 Grecne Ave.VOL.XXY, No.17 Leaders OF Blind App Will Hold Rally.Sunday \u201c Westmount leadérs\u201d in the Combined Appeal for the Blind are planning to attend the opening rally Sunday.- The rally is being held in the armory of the Fusilliers Mont Royal, 310 Pine ave.east, -beginning at half past-four.eal New names were added to the* list of Westmount workers this week in an effort to ensure that the whole area will be thoroughly covered, and that the Westmount quota is reached in the drive.The Westmount leaders are Mrs.W.N.Celland, Mrs.Murray Mather, Mrs.D, W.Fevrier, Mrs.B.M.\u201cTate, Mrs.P.G.Sise, Mrs.R.V.Nicholls, Mrs.Lionel Cote, Mrs.E.J.Langlois and Mrs.Ruth Shaw.- The drive, which opens officially on April 28, the day following the rally, continues through May 8.It seeks funds on behalf of three major, organizations caring for the blind of greater Montreal.They are the Montreal Association for the Blind, the Canadian National Instituté for the Blind, and l'Association Canadienne- ~ Francaise des Aveugles.Maï.-Gen.R.O, G.Morton and Jean Joubert are co-chairmen of the campaign.The vice-chairmen are Miss E.Meredith Hodgson and Mme E.de B.Panet.The campaign executive com- chairmen * and vice- chairman and C.Hugh Hanson, Gerald Bronfman, Arthur Cross, George W.Millar, Jean Paul Guite, Claude P.Beaubien, Harold F.Kerrigan, Keith B.Crombie, Gaetan Benoit, Hector Belton, J.Alphonse Cimon, W.V.Crossen, E.R.Complin, Rex Vickers, C.W.Palmer, G.D.Laviolette, Gilbert Layton and Lionel E.Brittle.Honorary campaign treasurers are W, Norman Celland, Hon.J.Olier Renaud, CR, and Theodore Beausoleil.The advantages of a single appeal for funds were outlined by the Westmount leaders of the drive in a joint statement this week, The group stressed that the public is being asked- to: contribute only once to the \u201cwork among the sightless in Greater Montreal \u2014 this is the only official campaign of its kind planned for this year.They also point out.that there is a considerable financial saving - 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REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS BEST WORK GUARANTEED Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St Catherine) PICK-UP AND.DELIVERY CLOSED SATURDAYS lin June, it was also announced.je PEN ALL DAV WEDNESDAYS éme \u2014 LE EE A EE Rm hee 5 in conducting .one campaign instead of three separate ones, The quota this year is $250,000, the same sum as was asked in | 1953.Thijs has been achieved de spite rising: costs because the financial needs of the three organizations have been car®fully studied by a finance committee.The committee, consists of W.Norman Clel- land, \"Théodore Beausoleil and Aime Donfingue, The committee stressed in its report that the quota represents on the very minimum requireménts of the three groups to carry on their work.\u2018This work is carried on without distinction as to race, creed or color.A home is maintained for the aged blind.Places are found for the blind in industry, after they have been given special training.There is a residential school for blind and partially blind boys and girls.An industria?worksop is operated for blind men and women, and an extensive Braille Library is maintained.Too, there is a home teaching service, and advice and treatment in preventing blindness are arranged.It is to ensure that this work is carried on that the Westmount quota must be filled.Music Events Here Tonight Wendy Wright, chairman of the Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show Music Committee announced that the Music Festival of the Hobby Show will be held tonight at 8 p.m.Boys\" and Girls\u2019 may.enter in any one of the four departments.These departments are vocal, instrumental, entertainment and dancing.The instrumental section includes piano, and other orchestral instruments.The voice section includes vocal solos for boys, and girls, and duets.The entertainment department includes a special of three minutes on any subject and also entertainment other than music or dancing.The dancing consists of ballet.The age departments are as follows: : Beginners \u2014 10 years and under.Juniors \u2014 11-13 years.\" Intermediate 14 and 15 years.Senior 16 to 19 years.CR Stollmeyer Talks On Stamps C.R.Stolimeyer, trade com- migsioner of the British West Indies, British Guiana and the Bahamas, will give an illustrated lecture to members of the West- mount Junior Stamp Club \u2018Thursday, April -29, at the Westmount Athletic Grounds.Leslie Halpert announced that the membership drive, which will conclude at the end of this year's activities, is progressing well, The annual banquet will be held The Stamp Club meets every Thursday at Victoria Hall from 6.45-8 p.m.Boys and girls between the ages of eight and 15 are -and, three years later, was ap- \u2018pointed assistant treasurer of the -Royal Welcome.a .| tomorrow afternoon and evening.WESTMOUNT, APRIL 23, 1954 R.W.SHARWOOD R.W.Sharwood, 58, Burial Here Today Final tribute will be paid today to Robert W.Sharwood, 478 Mount Pleasant avenue, a director and vice-president of Canadian Industries Limited, in a service at 2 p.m.in St.Matthias Church.He died at his residence Tuesday after a lengthy \u201cillness.He was 48.Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, in 1906.he was educated in England at Rugby School and Oxford University.He qualified as a chartered accountant and came to Canada in 1930.He joined the accountancy firm of P.S.Ross and Sons, Montreal, and shortly after was sent to Sydney, N.S., as resident manager of the Nova Scotia Steel Company and associated companies in liquidation.; In 1934 Mr.Sharwood joined Canadian Industries Limited as special assistant to the treasurer company.\u2018He became treasurer in 1939 at the age of 33, was appointed vice-president in 1943 and elected a director and member of the execulive committee in 1949.In the recent announcement of the proposed plan for dividing Canadian Industries Limited, Mr.Sharwood was named as a director and vice-president of Canadian Industries (1954) Limited, the new |.company in which Imperial Chemical Industries Limited is to be the principal shareholder.An associate of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, Mr.Sharwood was also a member of the Society of Chartered\u201d Accountants of the Province of Quebec.He was a member of the Board of Governors of the Victoria Hospital and al! member of the St.James and the.Mount Royal Clubs.; Married in 1930, to the former Joan Marjorie Robertson, he has two children, Gordon and Sally.Mr.Sharwood had a country home near St.Agathe and was an ardent fisheran and fond of all outdoor activities.Until a few years ago when he injured his leg in a skiing accident, he was also a winter sports enthusiast.Burial will be in Mount Royal Cemetery.$ HOLD ART EXHIBIT The Corporation of.Professional Engineers of Quebec is holding its first art exhibit.The show, composed exclusively of paintings by professional engineers of this province, will be held in the Brittany Room, Sheraton-Mt.Royal Hotel PAGE THRER Home School Federation 10th Conference Planned Tenth Anniversary Conference of the\u2019 Quebec Federation of Home and \u2018School Associations is taking [- place next Friday\u2019 and Saturday, April 30th and May 1st, in the Windsor Hotel.The general registration - of representatives and other delegates from associations affiliated with the Quebec Federation will take place at 1 p.m.Friday.Following the registration, the afternBon sessions will be devoted to the pre- sentatiod of the President\u2019s Report by Rubin Resin, the treasur- | ér's report by Victor Houghton and the resolutions committee report by Albert Round.The later part of the afternoon will feature reports by a number of standing committees including school finance, recreational activities, teacher shortage, etc.The president's reception Friday night will highlight a panel discussion, \u201cFrench without Tears\u201d, led by Miss Evelyn Eaton and Robert Peck, two of Quebec's outstanding experts on the teaching of French.Our moderator will be Mrs.A.W.D.Swan, past president of the Westmount High Home and School Association.Dr.W.P.Percival, Honorary President and Director of Protestant Education, will add his comments to the discussion.- The sectional meetings on problems of the smaller communities, parent education, school finance and other associated subjects will be held throughout Saturday morning.Saturday afternoon, \u201cAssociation Highlights\u201d will again be the feature with certain associa- di LR 777 COLLINS RER tions\u2019 reviewing their outstanding project ar program\u2019 of the past season, followed by reports of Committees on School education, \u201cparent education, mental health, etc.At the end of the afternoon session there will.be the report of the nominating committee and the election of the officers to be followed by the presentation of \u2018art contest prizes by Dr.Arthur Lis- mer of the Art, Association: of Montreal and Mrs.Paul- Weilx Saturday evening, the Tenth Anniversary conference dinner will be held in Windsor Hall at which time Professor John Hughes, chairman of the Department of Education, McGill University, will \u2018deliver the principal address.During the evening Leslie N.Buzzell, one of the founders of the Quebec Federation of Home and School Associations, will present the Buzzell Award to Alex G.Pryde for outstanding contribution to progress of the Home and School Movement: in Quebec.More than 500 delegates are expected to attend the Tenth Anniversary Conference sessions, representing some i8,000 parent and teacher members of the local associations.The chairman of this year's conference committee is Edward G.Banning.CHOIR TO ENTERTAIN The Queen's Schéol choir will entertain at the annual meeting of the Home and School Association at Queen's School Monday at 8:15 p.m.The election of officers for the 1954-55 term will also take place.- ALL ARRIVALS AT LA CUARDIA FIELD 4 non-stops leaving daily at: 7.30 a.m, 5.30 p.m.12.30 p.m.9.15 p.m.\u2018$21.30 COLONIAL AIRLINES For reservations and tickets call MA.2201 or see your local travel agent.Direct Skycruiser 4-engine.service to Washington via Syracuse leaving daily at 10.15 a.m, «+ A A Ll Zr 77D CA 779 CE [er ion ga + Gn TER ne su ze pm om PE FEN PACE FOUR THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1954 \u201cTHE SINS OF POMPEII\" depicts the wild, mad revelry that existed at the Court of the mighty: Rinperor Claudis before the eruption of Vesuvius wiped the city off the face of the earth.With English dialogue throughout, the film stars Micheline Presle, Georges Marchal and Marcel Harrand and opens at four theatres, the Avon, Corona, Empress and Normandie this Saturday.Hon.George A.À P.C.- MP.Wilt Be The GUEST SPEAKER .At a General Meeting of fhe ST.ANTOINE-WESTMOUNT CONSERVATIVE * ASSOCIATION .\u201cTO BE HELD AT WESTMOUNT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL f ON Tuesday, April 27th - At 815 P.M.Mr.Drew is leader of the official opposition in Parliament and is an interesting and forceful speaker.Everyone Is Cordially Invited To A ttend | tEsar 1\" \u2018 t; #5 20026 ht rey CRETE FP Lo.1825 ; , - \u201c Producer for \u2014 k Final MRT Production M-R-T Maintains High Standard ~ Moliere-Malleson's \"The Miser\" At Westhill Auditorium la May .For \u2018its final production this season, the -Molière-Maleson \u201cThe Miser\u201d, the Montreal Repertory Theatre follows a pattern which it hopes to continue and enlarge to encourage young theatre enthusiasts.In order to maintain as high a standard of playing as possible, MRT has held a considerable number of readings before settling upon \u201cThe Miser's\u201d cast.In» addition to invitations to known local players to read, all application forms on file in MRT\u2019s office were listed, and \u2018the applicants telephoned and offered an opportunity to try for a part.\u2019 ° Mrs.de Savoye, MRT's General Manager, attended classes of the School of the Theatre.From the young pupils she selected a \u2018possible candidate for one of the minor roles, and sént him along to a rehearsal.He proved satisfactory to Director Guy Beaulne, and was given a part.Co Pupils of MRT\u2019s School are also- being used as prompters \u2018and dressers, and will assist in the Property department for this production.It is MRT's theory, an accepted one in amateur and professional theatre alike.that theoretical training must be combined with practical experience in order to give novices a rounded picture of what transforms a play into a production.Both theoretical training and practical experience have peculiarly qualified MRT's director for this modernized adaptation of Moliére\u2019's classic comedy \u201cL\u2019Avare\"\u201d.Guy Beauine, Drama the French network of the CBC, did research work at the Conservatoire Dramatique de Paris under scholarships from the French Government, from the Canada Foundation, and from L'Institüt Canadien Français.During his vears in Paris.Mr.Beaulne also studied privately with Denis D'Ines, Dean of La Comédie Française.In Ottawa.Mr.\u201d Beaulne was Drama Director of the -Univex- sity of Ottawa, and Drama Editor of Le Droit.He worked with the Ottawa Drama League, and he was director of Ottawa's \"French drama group, Le Cavean.In 1948, Mr.Beaulne won the Dominion Drama Festival Award for Visual Presentation with his production of Regnard's \u201cLe Legataire Universel\u201d.In 1953, Mr.Beaulne won the Award forsVisual Presentation in the Quebec Regfonal Drama Festival with apother Molière- Malleson play \u2014 the MRT Studio production of \u2018\u2018Tartuffe\u201d, which also received three additional prizes.\u201cThe Miser\u201d will play for four nights in Westhill Auditorium, from Wednesday, May 5, to Saturday, May 8.Costumes have been designed by Tom Owen, and the setting by Peter Symcox.* Metro announce Stewart Gran- ger, Paul Douglas and Grace Kelly as top stars in \u201cGreen Fire\".} * Eleanor Parker is mentioned for the \u2018Marjorie Lawrence role in Meto's \u201cInterrupted Melody,\u201d based on the Metropolitan singer's career.: * Jane Powell and Vic Damone cast in Metro's \u201cDeep In My Heart,\u201d story of Sigmund Romberg.Fre MacMurray and June Allyson slated for roles in 30th .Century - Fox's \u201cA Woman's World.\u201d co SEE va Vs ; - \"4\" 1-28 2% young pefore sers\u201d ations read, : pat- .tinue ha \u2014_ THR EXAMINER,\" WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1954 « : : PAGE FIVE Planting time will soon be here! QUEEN MARY \u201chas all your gardening needs _\u2014_ © RENNIE SEEDS IN GREAT VARIETY ® 2,4-D SPRAY , © VIGORO © BLACK LEAF SPRAY © CALCIUM ¢ © DERRIS DUST RAIN KING SPRINKLERS e SPADES ® FORKS GARDEN HOSES.® RAKES for all purposes | of all types ® HEDGE CLIPPERS all fypes 5323 Queen Mary Road (At Snowdon) WAlnut 0129 COMPANY LIMITED r- TA tb lt tte TELE EN A RAS Core er amer mom tts Jn + AA ETI SE Bo Lt Aire EE co PAGE SIX ~ 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.WAlnut 2773% ; he Examiner\u201d © Mail subscriptions: Authorized aw 2nd.Class Post Office Dépt., alms to be an independent, clean - Rewspaper for (he home, devaled to public service.$2.00 per year; $1.00 halt \u201cyear.Ottawa, ' _ Sneezes.\u201d Mail FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1954 Bogey-Man Complex Russian Propaganda Aims .At Unrest, Tension ~The bogey-man complex, deliberately fostered by Moscow, comes in bunking by U.S.National Association of Manufacturers Board Chairman Charles R.h: \u201cRussia\u2019s dictators have made much of thelr possession of the atom bomb and more recently of the Sligh, Jr.Says Mr.Sli for timely de- > The purpose of \u2018Russia\u2019s \u201cscare propaganda is to drive: jittery folk and muddle- ~heads into Communist \u2018peace\u2019 organizations where they can\" be exposed to high-pressure Russian propaganda.The - by-product of Russian efforts to cultivate this bogey-man\u2019 complex, costly to taxpayers and economically disruptive, is a tendency of péliticians and others to justfy lavish expenditures on foreign aid programs, state broadcasting, state-financed \u2018cultural\u2019 activities and the .like on the:grounds that these dubious devices are weapons for fighting Communism.The total effect of.Russian propaganda about dangers of atomic warfare is more statism, higher taxes, higher production costs, economic.tensions, -and other conditions which provide favorable incubation conditions for Communism.industrial unrest Z \" {Rector of Trinity -À Common Point Of View | - By Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor i.Memorial Church) The whole Christian Church has observed its great festival of the Resurrection of the: Lord Jesus Christ, with the elaborate ceremonial of the Orthodox and Roman rites, the quieter ritual of the An- \u201cglican, and the varying ceremo- pies, elaborate or simple, of the other Christian Communions.They have all had one purpose, and they all represent a common point of view.to do honour to Him who was declared to be Son ef God with power by the resurrection from the dead.It can be described both as the foundation and the high point of our c¢dmmon Faith, I do not need to advise the fact, and I do not hope to conceal it from ches do not agree wtih one another ches donot agree with one another on all points of Faith.Some would almost ignore the clause in the Creed \u201cI beleive in one Holy Catholic and Apostolic Chuich;\u201d another would pay equally little attention to the clause \u201cI beleive in the Resurrection of the dead; \u2018\u2018others would add \u201cI beleive in the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin \u201c Mary.\u201d But all would hold to the centrality of our belief in God the Father.God the Son and God the Holy Ghost.Cun we put it in another way?Buck of this world of space and time there is a Power who has created and controls the universe, a power.or rather a Being, who has revealed Himself io us in the past in the worcs of His prophets; who completed the revelation in the Person of His, Son, and who is still with us in the Person of the Holy Spirit.In the light of that Revelation we interpret the uni-| verse, or in other words, we have a religious point of view regarding the world we live in: or to change the words again, we have a reh- gious philosophy of life.But that religious philosophy is not confined to Christians.The Jews also have such a philosophy.Rabbi Stern reminded me a couple of weeks ago that this year the great Jewish festival of the Passover and the great Christian festival of Easter coincide.Is there a parable here?Is it\u201d a reminder that in \u2018one great fact ChPistian and Jew see eye to eye, that is, in the religious interpretation of the universe?It is a point which brings Jew and Christian very close together in contrast with most of the rest of the world.For the great struggle today is not between the materialist and the spiritualist or the naturalist and the supernaturalist views of the universe.It is a much more serious thing than the struggle between is why such an organization as the fellowship of Roman Catho- \u2018lies, Protestants and Jews is so important.As far as our country is concerned it takes in most of those who hold a spiritual interpretation of the uniyerse, or a religious philosiphy of life.If the terms can be delined so as to include the Orthodox members of our community, it would be still better.There is room for such a group who can see the whole of life from a religious point of view, even though they do not entirely agree among themselves.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount Y.M.C.A.Building.4585 Sherbrooke St, Westmount Sunday Service 11:00 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Subject of Lesson Sermon: \u201cPROBATION AFTER DEATH\u201d Golden texl: Psalms 26:2, Examine mes ) Lord, and prove me;- try my reins and my heart, IF ednesday 8:15 po, Testimony Meeting.BAPTIST \u201cWESTMOUNT BAPTIST | CHURCH Sherbrooke St.W.and Roslyn Ave, John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Mr, Hibbert Troop, Organist and Choirmaster POST- EASTER SERVICES .\u201cTHE TRAVELLING COM- 31:00 a.m, PANION.\u201d No One need ever Walk Alone, 31:00 n.m.SUNDAY SCHOOL, W.S.Weaver, Ph.D, \u2014 Superintendent.BRING YOUR CIIILDREN 7:30 p.m, \u2018THE COMPLETE RE STORATION.* No failure Need ever Despuir.Lovely Choral Music by Westmount Choir.Dr.Johnston at both Services VISITORS MOST \"CORDIALLY WEL( JOMER Mid-Week Fellowship \u2014 Wednesday 8:00 p am, Young People\u2019s Puton \u2014 Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.SYNAGOGUES \u201d CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.* - Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Cantor Nathan Mendelson Rev, J.J.Fromm Public Worship Concluding Passover Services Friday, April 23rd 7:15 a.m.Morning Service 6:30 p.m.Candle Lighting 6:40 p.m.Eveniug Services SATURDAY, APRIL 24th Seventh Day Morning Service Evening Service 8:30 a.m, 6:40 p.m.SUNDY, APRIL 25th Fighth Day EASTERN DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 8:30 a.m.Morning Service: 10.20 a.m.MEMORIAL SERVICES 7:50 p.m.Evening Services .IVeek-day Services.- - = 7:30 s.w.Morning Services 7:40 p.m.Evening Services ! + F Congregation Sh Xx ngreg _Dhaar ) Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Communism and Capitalism.That Successful Sedorim: A very suc- cesful Pesach Project was carried out in the School with the Seder Ritual as its theme.Six Model Sedorim were conducted by various age groups, in the presence, of parents of the participants.Greetings were extended by Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat.The table arrange- | ments were made by representatives of the Parent-Teachers\u2019 Association under the chairmanship of Mrs.Oscar Nutik; Mrs.B.El- man was in charge of the music; and Mrs.M.N.Fineberg provided the piano accompaniment.The entire programme was arranged under the supervision of Mr.Samuel Lerner, the School Principal.Closing Dance: The closing dance of the Youth Group will be held on- Saturday, May 8th, 1954 at 9:00 p.m.Tickets are now on sale.The Four Notes Orchestra will provide the music and refreshments will be served., Spring Dance: The Dance Committee of the Young People's As- ANGLICAN : Church Of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev Alexander Mellor, Rector Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay, Honorary Assistant First Sunday After Easter Low Sunday 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion ! g:45 a.m.Sunday School 10:15 s.m.Malling (Saïd) 11:00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist, 4:00 p.ni.Evensong (Said) 7:00 pan.EASTER CAROL SERVICE.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, First Sunday After Easter 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion 11:00 a.m.Morning Prayer and Sermon Preacher: The Reclor, 7:30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon, -\u2014 Preacher: Rev.\u20ac.Douglas Ellis.: Wednesday 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Organist: Mr, Eustace Tait, A.C.C.0.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH Sherbrooke Street at Marlowe Avinue Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor.Rector Rev.Canon F.L, Whitley, Hon.Ass\u2019.Rev.C.J.Abraham, Assistant ST.MARK, E, & M.First Sunday Afler Easter 8:00 a.m.Holy \u2018Communion 9:45 a.m.Bible Class.Junior Department, 11:00 a.m.Mattins.Peacher: The Rev.C.J.Abraham.- Nursery, Kindergarien, Primary Department, 10:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.Shorlened Evensong and Coronation Film.Wednesday 7:00 a.m.Holy Communion Thursday oo, Holy Communion THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 33, 1954 ere - H-bomb.They expected that our knowledge of their possession of these instruments of || destruction would create terror among us.\u2018We must not catch cold eyery time \u2018Malenkoy \u2014 \u2014 i Yous Church is the Bulwark of Democraci: There Does Freedom Flourish.Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.* : + | - Christian Science | * = - That unwavering obedience to the eternal \u2018demands of Christ is the only- way_to individual salva- \u2018tion and progress will\u201d be brought out at Christian Science services this Sunday.The Lesson- Sermon.entitled \u201cprobation after Death\u201d -includes the following passage from the\u2019 Bible : \u201cWherefore, my beloved, as ye have always obeyed, not as in my presence only, but now much more in my absence, work out your: own salvation with fear and trembling\u201d (Philippians 2: 12).* From \u201cScience and Heälth with Baker Eddy the following passage will be réad: \u201cVibrating like a pendulum between sin and the hope of forgiveness, \u2014 selfishness and sensuality causing constant retrogression, \u2014 our moral, progress will be slow.Waking to Christ's demand, mortals exper- fence suffering.This causes them, sociation have completed plans for which will.be held on Saturday evening, May 1st at 9.00 p.m.in the Community Hall.This is the first time that the Young Peoples Association are sponsoring a coupled affair.The music will be provided by Eli Young and his Orchestra.There will be prizes and surprises.Cocktails and refreshments will be served.PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D., Minister.\u2019 Sunday.April 25th 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 worship, VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Mr.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirm ster » WESTMOUNT and VICTORIA AVES.= B.A., Minister B.A., Assistant Rev.J.D.Mr.John R.Wilkie, Cameron, 11:00 a.m.Rev.J.D.Wilkie: plus Seven\u201d.Sunday School - Rev.Dr.Kelth Markell, Professor of History, Presbyterian College.\u201cD-Day, 11:15 a.m, 7:30 p.m.Doris Killam, A.R.C.T., L.Mus.(McGill), Organist and Choir Director The No.14 Street Car Stops x the \u201cSerenade To Spring\u201d Dance |, at the Corner ST.JAMES UN 11.00 a.m.Anthem: \"COST OF BEING 7.30 p.m.Anthem: Quartette: \"Jesu \"On St, James Nighi at Dawson Hall at REV.B.B.BROWN, \u201c \u201cInterim \u2018Minister.2 \"Blessed be the God and Father\" \"With a voice of singing\u2019 even as drowning men, to.make vigorous efforts to save themsel- #;| vesañd through \u2018Chris's precious love these efforts are crowned \u2018with success.\u201d \u201d Se.i > ioe?A : Westmount Baptist < ptit) Pést-Easter Services will Ve held in Westmount Baptist Church Sunday.The subject of the morning will be: \u201cThe Travelling Com- -panion\u201d.No one need ever walk alone.The evening's theme will be, \u201cThe Complete Restoration\u201d.Ne fallure need ever despair.Dr Johnston preaches at both services.The Mid-week Fellowship ia held on Wednesday evenings at eight.The Young People's Union meets Thursday evenings at the same hour.+ : UNITED CALVARY CHURCH (THE HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP) Dorchester St.at Greene Ave., Westmount _ Minister: Rev.Walter J.Spence, BA, Organist and Choir Director: Mr.Eric J.Adams, B.Mus., LR.A.M., A.R.C.M.11:00 a.m.Morning Worship.Sunday School and Nursery Class.7:30 p.m.Special St.- George's Day Service.\u201cSt.George and The Dragon.\u201d 8:30 p.m.Fellowship Hour.Coloured \\ \u2018Films on England.Mixed Quarteite In -English Airs.VISITORS ARE MOST 1 (ARTILY INVITED ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road » (near Argyle Avenue) Ministers: - Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A, Rev.H.W.Reid, B.D.Services 11:00 a.m.Mr.Grant, \u201cEXILES RB TURN\u201d 7:30 p.m.Mr.Reid.\u201cTHE QUESTION THAT IS MAN\u201d 11:00 a.m.The Church School.8:30 pom.Senior Young Peoples Group.Organist and Choirmaster ME.Phillips Moles, B.A., Mus, Bse., LE WESTMOUNT Park 4.A \u201cEMMANUEL 44 b> UNITED CHUCH 4 Western Ave.at Lansdowne Minister: Rev.Harvey Campbell, 3.D., D.D.Sunday, April 25h Services at 11:00 a.m.and 7:30 p.m.8:30 p.m.Young Peoples Society.- .Dr.Campbell will preach at both Services Organist: O.R.Gliddon Choir Director: J.C, Scott, L.R.S.M.ITED CHURCH ESTABLISHED 1803 463 St.Catherine Street West DOWNTOWN RELIGIOUS CENTRE Dr.DOUGLAS J.WILSON will be Guest Preacher at both morning ond evening services.Bring your friends to hear this great leader.\"GARDENS OF DESTINY\" \u2014Wesley.A CHRISTIAN\" * \u2014Martin-Shaw.Fount of Consolation\" \u2014Bach, Leave your children at Dawson Hall for their Bible Story Hour at 11.00 a.m.while you attend church service.7.50 p.m., Mrs.R.Mcintosh will lead a hymn-sing.Interesting travel picture will be shown.Rev.B, B.Brown will preside.ARNOLD BELLIS, Organist and Choirmaster, - - A.i ai For All Kinds of FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES : CALL à WE.1151 \"FREE DELIVERY NEW MAPLE SYRUP MAPLE SUGAR & CREAM MELVILLE*S 4471 St.Catherine W.\u2018 : 0e - THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1956 .a \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2771x Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10.30 a.m.Thursday for current issue The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising 10 Words 45¢ 3e for each additional word .PAGE SEVMS REFRIGERATORS Floor Models Well Known Makes AT OUR COST PRICE WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES COMPANY WE.2226 Fl.3006 4209 St.Catherine St.W.20 .ROOMS TO LET 29 FOR SALE LARGE doubl , clean, Kitch VE privileges, © baby \u2018accepted.WA.7 \u2018a GAS STOVE fl ROOMS WANTED REFINED couple desire double room in private family, twin beds, kitchen privileges, vicinity of Westmount near Park and carline.Best of references, WA.2952, 0-16 EUROPEAN couple sèek, before May 1st, room with Kitchenette or use of kitchen.HU, 8-8147, O-25 21-b° NURSING HOMES REGISTERED nursing home, Para- legics.Cote des Neiges, Miss Ready R.N.FI.8043.0-7 GARAGES TO LET 26 GARAGE to rent unheated, Redfern Avenue, near Western, $10.00.WI, 4026 Tupper (at Atwater) one \u201cspace in double fireproof heated garage.\"0 3 % 2 STAN DING REG'D., General Car TRAILERS FOR RENT Have you something you want moved, immediately and inexpensively.Rent a trailer from Ace Trailer Rentals.RE.8-9871, O-4 BOY'S C.C.M, 28\u201d model bicycle with gears and accessories.Good condition, RE.8-6828.0-21 GAS stove, 4 burner, available May 1st.Low price.FI.9888.0-23 BEDROOM suite consisting of double bed, spring, bureau, vanity and chair.All In\u2019 excellent condition, reasonable.FI, 9888.0-24 TWO upholstered rose chairs; large leather hall chair; magazine table; oak table desk.FI, 22772 O-29 RIDING habit, English made Jodhpurs, jacket, two pairs boots, leather -22 | knee straps.Size 13-14.Perfect\u2019 con- 26-a PARKING SPACE PARKING space off Springfield and Metcalfe, for small car.Phone SL 27 \u201cGARAGES WANTED SINGLE garage wanted, \u201c purpose stockroom.Melrose Construction Reg'd.PO.6-4832.0-20 28 TO RENT YOUNG man with 34 ton pick-up truck available days, evenings, week-ends.Trailer for rental.Fred., 12 1 10 29 FOR SALE GIRL'S clothing, English gray flan- nel coat; attractive dresses, skirts, shorts, etc.Sizes 9-12 years, Very reasonable.WE.7230, 0-18 KITCHEN table, excellent condition, $12.00.GL.3848 after 7.0-31 r ANTIQUE dition.WA.6380, EL.2098.0-32 81 WANTED TO PUKOHASE BOOKS and STAMPS will pay well for private collections of.second hand books on all subjects, also stamps.Please send your telephone number @ box 161, Westmount.0-12 furniture, china, silver, paintings, glass, ivories, bronzes, jew- elery, objets d\u2019art, oriental rugs, etc.Purchased, Full value paid.Representa, tive calls, Lyons.HA.6089, Established 1920.O-11 38 DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT WANTED ROWES HOME SERVICE Specialties: painting, floor waxing, kitchens and bathrooms washed, ge Mock Chicken Legs, Brown And Crisp May Be Eaten With Your Fingers Croquettes, under whatever name they're served, are alltime luncheon and dinner favorites for families and elubs.At times they come to the table as patties, round and flat; at other times they're gold®n brown cylinders or slender topped cones: If you intend to use meat raw, have it ground at the shop \u2014 and if you're b ber that chuck, round, shank, brisket and flank are among cuts that you will like, The mock chicken legs rolled in finely crushed corn chips before being fried, a chaîfge from the usual bread or cereal crumbs.Mock Chicken Legs 12 pound beef, ground 1% pound veal, ground 2 tablespoons chopped onion 14 teaspoon sage 3, teaspoon salt 14 teaspoon black pepper 14 cup finely crushed corn chips, measured after crushing 4 tablespoons fat or oil 8 wooden skewers Combine beef and veal; mix with onion, sage, salt and pepper.Mold into drumsticks around skewers.Roll in corn chips and fry in hot fat until done, Serves 6.Perhaps you'd like some ham patties made from the last of a baked half or whole ham.Serve them with horseradish-whipped cream sauce and , no one imagine they are made of leftovers, .Ham Croquettes \u20181 cup thick white sauce 2 cups cooked ham, coarsely ground 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion 114 tablespoons prepared mustgrd 1.egg, beaten - 14 cup fine cracker crumbs Add ham, onion and mustard to cold white sauce.Shape into patties.Dip in egg, then in crumbs: Allow to stand 5 minutes, Fry in deep, hot fat until brown, : + Silver Cross The Silver Cross Women will mest on Wednesday, April 28, at \u20188.15 p.m.at the Y.W.C.A.on Dors | chester.street.A: Penny sale will] be held.! 134 FIOMBEY & ae: reali 23.Aree) CEE La beef remem-% are | a Camel\u2019s hair and wool blend is the fabric used for a camel \u2018color coat done fh the five- eights length that is making itself felt in the spring coat category.Hand-picked edges mark the collar, cuffs and poc- Ket flaps.Shoulders are dropped and there are buttens at hem .of side seams which are slit for \u2018action in motion, This type of well-bred casual, topper can be worn over.a suit or a dress and with the right.skirt adds up - to-a suit on -its own.An éspe- \u201ccially good choice for wear with thé popufir skirt and blouse twéôsome.Te =.- ze \u201ctype up - It isn't exactly a HELP WANTED FEMALE PART-TIME stenographer typist, office situated vicinity Victoria Ave, Westmount.Apply Box No.208, c-o 2185 Hampton Ave.\u2018'0- 19 HELP WANTED .MALE WANTED ENERGETIC AND CAPABLE REAL ESTATE \" SALESMAN To sell in Westmount and surrounding districts.H.Joseph & Co, 4492 St.Catherine St.W.GL.3504.0-17 81 SITUATIONS WANTED \"MALE WALLS and ceilings washed or painted.Double windows taken off, shutters put up.Floors cleaned and waxed.Any odd jobs, Ask for Mr.or Mrs.Duclos, GL.2411.0-27 YOUNG married man desires part- 34 * 20 Words 75¢ - Trades and Professional Cards Additional Words 3c Each * BLDG REPAIRS DECORATING CONTRACTOR, general, cement repair \u2018work.Painting, cutting trees, digging.Melrose Con- All kinds of odd jobs.0-16 struction Reg\u2019d.PO.6-4832, ATTENTION \u2018Now is the time to have your brick work and stone work repairs.Chimneys, Tatts and stairs.Work guaranteed.& L.80 CARPENTRY S.STANDING REG'D., General Carpentry.Alterations \u2018and repairs.Painting and decorating.Planned kitchens, playrooms, arborite counter tops and paneling, a*speclalty.Satisfaction guaranteed.Call RE.7- -9276.CARTAGE & MOVING WESTERN Crating and Moving, DECORCRAFT REG'D.\"Noted for good prices -and excellent workmanship.Free estimates and advisory service.Call Mr.Thompson ME.1-6687 or MA.3143.0-6 VERN OATWAY, interlor and exterior painting.We spray garages and basements.8405 Vendome.EL FURRIERS HAVE your furs repatred or réstyled at Flomen Exclusive Furs.Storage facijities at Standard rates.1235 Greene Ave.WI.3312 O-14 UPHOLSTERING UPHOLSTERING of all kinds.Custom and recovering.Remodeling and repairs.Expert workmanship, Free estimates.24 hour service.Marcel 9 Aubin, 5031 Notre Dame St.West, Phone WI.3634.MID-TOWN Upholstering Co.All types of upholstéring.Chesterfields recou- verted to modern givles.Telephone day and night.WA.5582 0-3 time work.Evenings.HU.9-1254.genera transport, local FE long dis- ance.peclalty: furniture, pianos nd PERSONALS refrigerators.Call FT.1328.0-3 ï DRESSMAKING EUROPEAN dressmaker and designer ALCOHOLICS dresses made, alterations and repairs, ANONYMOUS 5110 Sherbrooke West, Apt.1.0-9 GROUPS ing the commercial, if radio an- .nouncers had to sample the pro- - For particulars, P.O.Box 2-8 ducts they praised, instead - of Station L, Westmount Wednesday, Westmount Thursday, West End ES % At The Westmount Skelton Says \u201cFun\u2019s Fun\u201d By Red Skelton .the | (Currently starring on Westmount screen in\u2019 M-G-M\u2019s ,\u201cThe Great Diamond Robbery.\u201d) Being funny, where, is a serious business.I find it fun.There's comedy all around us.To extmict it from everyday life all you need is an exaggerated sense of humor.Adolphe Menjou wrote a book, \u201cIt Took Nine Tailors.\u201d Now while I never hope to approach Mr.Menjou\u2019s sartorial splendor, in my own case it took nine typewriters.My friends, under the impression I could write, have been giving me typewriters over the years.Rather than \u2018have them collect dust in the attic which I don\u2019t have, I put them to use.Each machine sits with its paper inserted in the roll, ready for work.Some of these sheets of paper are half full, Others have a line or two, the start of an idea or a comedy routine.After dinner I empty my pockets of notebook, scraps of paper and backs of envelopes on which I have jotted down during the day anything which suggests dome- dy possibilities.From these I sketches, each on its own typewriter, and paste them together into one long strip, exactly the héight of the wall.\u201cmoderne\u201d decorative effect, but I know that each strip is exactly a five- minute routine, From experience I can - tell how much dialogue, sound effects or music wili be needed.My \u201cGuzzlers Gin\u201d routine came Foi an idle thought- during radio program.What vou happen, I wondered dur- } i {> a \\ 5404 deed #34 Bot I read some- just talking about them?I worked on the idea, and first began with cigars, the announcer growing progressively hoarser, and choking as he lauded the stogie.Later I switched the routine to gin, and there are several other items which \"would lend themselves to this treatment \u2014 without drowning pyself in gallons of water each , performance! * A rumor has persisted for a long time that I never use the telephone.(I do.) But there are plenty of good reasons for avoiding it.Too thany fast talkers, glib phone artists who call you, chat gaily about the weather, your health, the family, last night's ball game, and wham'!\u2014 they wind up with a brisk, \u201cOkay, then, it\u2019s a deal.I'll get right on it!\u201d Due to this technique, I once knew an actor who found himself with nine agents, five lots in Forest Lawn, and a life-size picture of Whistler's Mother.Zonta Club The Zonta Club of Montreal will hold a business meeting on Tuesday evening at 8 p.m.in Victoria School.Reports will be submitted by committee chairmen and following the business portion a clas- gification talk will be given by | members Olive Hibbard and Penny Stiver.Mrs.Emma F.Watt, \u2018president, will preside at the meeting.RCAF Silver Cross Monthly meeting of the R.C.A.F.Silvey Cross Mothers, will be held in the Y.W.C.A.Dorchester St.West, on Monday afternoon, April 26, at 2.30 p.m.There willbe a display of Mody! Fur Models, under the direction of Mrs.De La Roche.Spring Card Party The Bae Hall at Hochelaga Convent will he the scene of the annual spring card party on May 1 at 2.30 p.m.Mrs.John Thorp, Alumnae president, and Miss Irene McCaig, vice- president, are joint conveners, Mrs.Howard Gregory, secretary, is ticket convener and Miss Eileen Go- garty, treasurer is in charge of refreshments.B.A Collins FUNCRAL HOME i 5610 Sherbrocke St, W.DExter 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED Funeral Home and Chape\u2019 IH funeral Service The Chapel of Cathedral Beauty 1234 Mountain St.UDiversite 6-6363 O-5 raz x NT i AI WA SE Bb Ag AT MV LV ea a PNR i TR IER HA AT Lf THE aS ti ci \u201c50 % RELAX AT THE MOVIES drama, * From Our Wandering Movie Reporter Juck Hirshberg From Texas Our Hollywood Reporter In Fort Werth FORT WORTH, Texas, April 22.\u2014It's raining in West Texas as I write this.À storm might not be news in Montreal, but in parts of Texas and Oklahoma they haven't had precipitation in over ten years.That's right \u2014 nothing but drought for more than a decade.\"You can imagine what this means.The area has come to be called the Dust Bowl.Farms have dried up and simply blown away.When a wind sweeps across the plains it swirls dust high in the air and envelopes such cities as Dallas in a towering column of dirt.A few days ago I flew through such a dust storm at a height of over 15,000 feet.Congregations have been praying for rain for years and finally their pleas seem to have been answered \u2014 but much too late for hundreds of farmers forced to sell their farms and move elsewhere.The problem does have one slightly humorous \" side, though.The rivalry between Dallas and Fort Worth, situated 35 miles apart, is traditional and far more drastic than the competition between Montreal and Toronto.A multi-million dollar airport was built - recently midway between the two towns but stands today almost deserted because Dallas refuses to use jt.The entrance, you see, faces Fort Worth.At any rate, last year Dallas paid a professional rain maker close to $100,000 to go aloft and seed some clouds in an effort to induce rain.It rained all right\u2014but the Dallas folk failed to figure on the wind.The precious rain they paid for all fell on that hated rival, Fort Worth! Strangely enough, Fort Worth has as its motto \u201cWhere The West Begins\u201d\u2014but I haven't seen a single horse here in over a week .The West actually does begin close by, however.Its here that the watershed starts to slant\u2019down to the Pacific Coast .Despite its profusion of wealthy oil and cattle men, this part of the country rarely gets to see a Broadway show (unless those citizens who have \u2019em hop aboard their private planes and fly to New York).Touring road companies find costs of \u201ctransportation too high to essay the trip to Dallas or Fort Worth.Accordingly most of the entertainment -here- abouts, from opera to straight drama, is home grown and many entertainers who got their start locally have gone on to Broadway fame.Mary Martin, for instance.Newest gadget on the local counters is a foam (Continued on page 9) ACTION AT AN ARMY TRAINING CAMP.Richard Widmark has the role of a dyed-in- the-wool top army sergeant in the action- \u2018Take The High Ground,\u201d to play at the Monkland United Theatre starting Saturday afternoon.scheduled \u2014_\u2014 % At The Monkiand Drama Of Army Training Camp Starring Richard Widmork ® \u201cTake the High Ground!\u201d an - M-G-M drama filmed in Ansco Color, with a cast headed by Richard Widmark, Karl Malden, Elaine Stewart, Carleton Carpenter and Russ Tamblyn, will be shown Saturday at the Monkland Theatre for 4 days.This picture tells the hard- hitting story of what it takes to become a U.S.infantryman, Its naraiive centers on a varied assortment of typical American boys from all parts of the country, and depicts their sixteen weeks of training under a tough, one-track-mind sergeant who moulds them into the deadliest fighting machine on earth.It is also the story of a lonely and frustrated girl who finally penetrates the hard shell of the crusty sergeant.Richard Widmark, who hit.Hollywood stardom via tough guy roles, has a made-to-order part as the driving and dynamic professional soldier who takes charge of the gawky recruits.laine Stewart, M-G\u2018M\u2019s zooming young newcomer, plays the girl who brings out the human- side of him.Malden enacts Wid- mark's co-instructor, with Carl- eton Carpenter and Russ Tam- blyn seen as two of the raw recruits who start out by hating their sergeant\u2019s guts but end up .in respecting him.Also featured in a large supporting cast are Jerome Court- land, Steve Warfield, William Hairston, Maurice Jara and Bert Freed.\u201cTake the High Ground!\u201d was \u201cdirected by Richard Brooks and was produced hy Dore Schary, who produced the successful \u201cBattleground\u201d and \u201cGo For- Broke!\u201d Its story and screen play were written by Millard Kaufman.Jocelyn Brando to handle lead opposite Randolph Scott: in \u201cViolent Men.\u201d The Westmount Examiner Amusement Section À Friday, April 23, 1954 k Page 8 * A Stick British Comedy oo » \u201cLo ve Lottery\u201d In Technicolor .At.The Avenue Theatre Tomorrow -\": 5 \u201cThe Love Lottery,\u201d a slick\u201d polished British.comedy with; one of the most unusual -story angles ever screened, is slated to Open on.Friday at the Avenue Theatre.Co-starred in this delicious Tech- > .Hollywood and the Italian lakes.nicolor satire are David Niven and Peggy Cummins with Anne Vernon and\u2019 Herbert - -Lom also co-starred, * : The story of \u201cThe Love Lottery\u201d, a laugh-a-minute winner, concerns a film fan who wins a Hollywood star in a lottery.David Niven is seen as the Hollywood star; Peggy Cumming as the film fan; Anne Véinon as the third member of an out of the ordinary triangle; and Herbert Lom as the \u2018@rganizer of a world-wide \u2018gambling syn- .dicate.This is one of thie most - sparkling comiédies ever to come - from a.British studio with splendid settings which include David Niven is seen as the Hol-\", lywood star who rebels against being a cog in the mighty movie machine and, as a joke, offers himself as first prize in a love lottery.- \u2014 kh \u2014 Hoffman Will Script \"Chicago Uncensored\u201d -Joseph Hoffman has been signed by -producer Sam Katzman at Columbia to write an original gangster yarn, \u201cChicago Uncensored,\u201d which is slated to go.before the cameras in late November.MONKLAND) DE.9711 Monkland at Girouard M-G-M's MUSICAL SHO x \u201cwn JOHNSON - x BIGGEST 4 Singing Romance Filmed in Florida's Cypress Gardens Wonderland for Lovers! ) STARRING ESTHER WILLIAMS Added Action Drama HIGH WIDE AND HANDSOME ENTERTAINMENT A \"HIGH GROUND! | 7 RICHARD WIMARK - KARL MALDEN \"7 CARLETON CARPENTER - RUSS TAMBLYN | © * \u2014 Donald Murphy Joins Cast Of Foy Picture Donald Murphy has been signed to \u2018play an American Intelligence ~officer in the Bryan Foy production; \u201c1 Was A Prisoner In Korea,\u201d (formerly \u201cThose Reported \u201cMissing), for Colutnbia, joining a cast headed by Robert, Francis, .Dianne Foster and Brian Keith.Rory Calhoun will be.seen\u2019in Universal's \u201cShadow Valley.\"LL NNN INN / ; > A / / { N : à / = Going Out Tonight?TOP OFF YOUR EVENING AT À sus Bartecise( N5151 Sherbrooke W./ (1 block west of the - Westmount Theatre) 4 / EL.2944 \" Fully Air-Conditioned / FUNTION Starting SATURDAY | === LAVISH WATER \u201cSPECTACLES! * A MAGNIFICENT GALAIY OF FEMININE BEAUTY * / DAREDEVIL WATER-SKIING PAGEANTS! * ESTHER'S 25-FGOT DIVE FROM À HELICOPTER! e EE roveMARTIN | 1 M- G-M presents in Color by ANSCO | TAKE THE Starring as ELAINE STEWART - ee > .| 3 NOW \u2014 HELD OVER! =\".\u201coe se ALL THE BROTHERS \u2018WERE VALIANT\" | \u201cLITTLE BOY LOST\" and.a x * THE THEATRE IS YOUR BEST ENTERTAINMENT \u2014 The Wesimount Examiner Amasement Section À Friday; April 23, 1954 À Page 9 * The Subject of Bitter Discussion \u201d on \u201cSaskatchewan\u201d Stays 2nd Week At The Snowdon-Strand-Outremont \u201cSaskatchewan\u201d the picture about the Royal Canadian Mounted Police which caused bitter argument across Canada, photographed entirely in Color by Technicolor, remains for a second week at the Snowdon, Outremont and Strand Theatres, or Alan Ladd and Shelly Winters handle the co-star : _ roles in this spectacular Universal-International ad- ; : ventre story with an extremely strong supporting _ *- cast headed by Robert Douglas, J.Carrol Naish, \u201c { Hugh O\u2019Brien and Richard Long.; à The story which was filmed on location amid the rugged - grandeur of the Canadian Rockies, is greatly : | enhanced by Color in Technicolor, and depicts the historic J .campaign by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police to prevent the American Sioux and the Canadian Cree Indians from over-running the Dominion, : M Alan Ladd has the role of a Mountie raised : * among the Indians, and Shelly Winters is a fugitive oy \"from the long arm of the American law.Seldom if at ) all, have such hordes of Indians been massed for battle sequences, as they are in \u201cSaskatchewan.\u201d A WARM, HUMAN COMEDY-DRAMA is \"The Actress\u201d which is now playing at the West- mount United Theatre until Tuesday night.Jean Simmons, Spence r Tracy.and\u2019 Teresa Wright are pictured in the above scene from the picture.C : x Jack Hirshberg From Texas (Continued from*page 8) ET LI MA coi car TS, Starting SATURDAY April 24th ps for one WEEK ! NZ, Li rubber toilet seat.\u201cSit and read your morning pape.AL © in comfort!\u201d is the way it is advertised .Over in Dallas everyone brags about the famed Neiman- Marcus Store, probably the greatest example of clever merchandising in all America (and that includes Canada).Indeed, the store's reputation is somewhat inflated.You'll find few bargains at Neiman-Marcus - but the management imported 175,000 crisply beautiful daffodils and 400 canaries with which to bedeck the emporium during the Easter season .I noticed a tiny pillbox and priced it as a gift for a friend, but I'didn\u2019t buy.Seems the thing was 150 years or more old and cost $175.00 .Takes a lot of pills to cure the headache that price \u2018would give me.* Down here the two leading citizens are a golfer named Ben Hogan and former ball player called Dizzy Dean.Hogan lives at an elaborate motel, the Western Hills, which boast a swimming pool and private bottle club.But * WONDERS NEVER ; BEHELD BY MAN.|.* THE MOST AMAZING | SPECTACLE SINCE THE DAWN OF LU LL 22 ZC, .Sy EE sd THE GREATEST $e 1 wa THRILLS ON iN EARTH! PLEASURE MAD || .à 1 Hogan is rarely at home, usually playing tournaments | 3 > axe b \\ around the country.POMPEL oF! 24 ENT ond a mighty test , THE PEAK OF, of i Edy ree OF THOUSANDS! Diz Dean\u2019s.away throughout the summer, covering major league baseball for the ABC television hookup.But thé rest of the year he sticks close to his ranch, breeding high quality Hereford cattle: His Double D Ranch covers 300-plus acres and boasts 86 registered Herefords, Here Dean raises his own cattle feed plus an excess crop which is sold.Dean's cattle are worth well over $1,000 apiece and the herd is now large enough to produce the replacement animals needed as the former ace pitching star sells off some cows and bulls from time to time.Diz kept much of the money he made in baseball and is well-fixed financially, a happy situation in view of the typical professional athlete's disregard for sane economic living.TAN.rss +} DO YOU TELL YOUR FATHER EVERYTHING?\" Prices for this engagement only Matinees - 55c Evenings - 75c *AVON *~CORONA * EMPRESS © * NORMANDIE .CR.1776 WI, 2044 DE.3367 ! .BY.0768 A NA A A dl ddl ll TdT i et dd ld ld PT 2 FR 7 7 220 77 727777 Zl ZZ 7 Il 20 7 2d ZZ ZZ dd 27 7 2 a Rd 7 7 Or Tr 72777, A UUUSMSISIV IAA SI SUIS IISIMAS SSII SUIS I LS SLI SSII SAS S IIS A IA SAI LS SAS ALAIN SUIS A A 2 N RED'S A PANIC! «.When a gang of \u2018diamond thieves plus a gorgeous doll lure Red intd.a million-dollar robbery == that's worth a million in laughs 1 Daddy would be surpsed if he found 2 this book in his 4 daughter's drawer! 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Everything is cooked to perfection and the menus are planned under the supervision of our expert chef.- We like our \u201cfamily trade\" better.than any other be- \\ cause it is a pleasure to see kids who are \"finicky\" | eaters pitch right in and eat every bit of the good things brought by our smiling waitresses.Make it à point to visit our restaurant soon and you'll surely be \"The Family's Favourite\".: ° a ee edad PP rrr QU dd 2 7 2 7 7d RI 7 P77 Fd dd PO Pd dl Pd ddd ddidiiidiiiiid 4 # FOR à LIMITED time oni?WHE sesyeanis HAs TO 6FFTH \u2018with Wondersoft Coveting, - BOX OF 12 80°, 2 io 79° Now available in Pink or While BOX OF 48 KOTEX WONDERFORM DELY Regular sise only AM MA MAMMA AAA LL ES ' AGE ELEVEW \u2014 RN PAGE TWELVE + > Social + Personat > > Engagements > \u2018 Mr, and Mrs.Mostyn Lewis, re-) turned Sunday in the Empress of.Australia following a trip to England and the Continent.Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Barrett and Mr.and Mrs.Norman Birrell returned Monday from a ten days trip\u201d to Florida.Mr.and Mrs.R.R.McLernon and their children have returned from North Hatley where they spent the weekend at Hovey Manor.Mr.and Mrs.B.C.Gardner have returned after spending several weeks in Mexico.Dr.and Mrs.R.L Denton have\u201d returned following a stay at Horizons, Paget, Bermuda.Mrs.Fred Peverley and her daughter, Mrs.Gordon Powis, have returned from a trip to New York.Mr.and Mrs.R.E.Haldenby have returned from Knowlton where they spent the weekend.Dr.and Mrs.J.Sylvio Lynch entertained at dinner on Saturday evening at their home, Cote St.Antoine road, in honor of Mrs.J.R.Wait and Fernand Dechenes.Mr.and Mrs.H.J.Hannaford returned recently following a three months stay in Delray Beach and Ponte Vedra, Fla.Col.and Mrs.J.G.Bourne and their children have returned from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where they spent some time at the Lau- derdale \u2018Beach Hotel.Mrs.F.J.Cunningham returned recently from Bermuda, where she spent a few weeks- with her son- in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Brendan O'Hollis.Mr.and Mrs.C.F.Ritchie, of Lansdowne avenue, have returned home after having spent a month in Pinehurst, N.C.Mr.and Mrs.Basil Nares have returned from Bermuda where they spent five weeks at Cambridge Beaches, Somerset.APPROACHING MARRIAGES The marriage of Joan, daughter of Mr.Dean G.Marble, C.B.E,, and of Mrs.Marble, of Westmount, to Mr.William Haaren Prescott, son of Mr.and Mrs.Roger B.Prescott, of Kéeseville, N.Y., has been arranged to take place on Saturday, May 1, at three o'clock, in Dominion Douglas Church, Westmount.The bride will be attended by Mrs.E.D.Fox, of Ottawa, as \u2014% THEATRE AND NEWSPAPER FOLK vacationing in sunny Florida \u2014 an informal shot from our Floridian correspondent, pictures Marie Giles of Hainpstead, Ethel McCormick of the Town of Mount Royal, Harold Giles, Director of the THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1956 \u2014 - United Amusement Corporation Limited and Hugh McCormick, President of the Monitor Publishing Company Limited, at a get together at Fort Lauderdale.= * S.-A.Canvassers Are Entertained Among the chairmen and co- chairmen of the Salvation Army Eventide Home Building Fund Appeal who have entertained their canvassers are : Mrs, G.Milburn, Strathmore; Mrs.H.Pearce, Lakeside; Mrs.Edgar Tolhurst, Edge- hill Road, Westmount; Mrs.F.N.Ward, Mrs.W, A, Falconer and Mrs.A.H.Mason, co-chairmen who entertained jointly at the Nurses\u2019 Residence of, the Catherine Booth Hospital;\" Mrs.F.W.Bailey, Cote St.Luc; Mrs.H.H.Schurman, Notre Dame de Grace; Mrs.P.G.Carrier and Mrs.D.H.Leitch co-chairmen who entertained at the home of Mrs.Carrier, in St.Laurent, at which Mrs.Sydney A.MacSween, Metropolitan Chairman and Mrs.D.W.Heywood, Vice-Chairman and Senior Major T.L.Carswell Campaign Director were present.Mrs, G.F.Wells and Mrs.R.B.Ayer poured tea.Skaith, both of Toronto; Miss Dorothy Morphy, and Mrs.Gerald Green, both of Ottawa.Mr.Roger B.Prescott will act as best man for his son, and the ushers will be Mr.Roger Prescott, jr., brother of the bridegroom; Mr, John Prescott, Mr.Romyne Prescott, and Mr.Peter Haarem, of New York, cousins of the bridegroom, Mr.Wil- matron of honor, and by Mrs.M.O.Simpson, jr.and Miss Ann liam Hilliard, of Dayton, Ohio, Mr.Richard Jessup, of Long DRESSES From $13.95 to $45.\" {Formerly $24.95 to $79.50) Many Half Price Specials SUITS and COATS From $49.95 (Formerly $75 to $110) Values you must Charlo 1363 GREENE AVENUE NEAR SHERBROOKE - see to belleve tte ~ GOWNS WESTMOUNT \u201cFl 7773 Island, N.Y.; and Mr.William Kegg, of Cambridge, Mass.Following the ceremony, the reception will be held at the Ritz- Carlton.\\ At the wedding of Miss Catherine Linton Lockerby, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.David Linton Lock- erby, of Westmount, and Gordon Graham Hendrie, son of Mr.and Mrs.Percy N.Hendrie, of Cohas- set, Mass., arranged for 4.30 p.m, Saturday, May 1, in Dominion- Douglas Church, Westmount, the bride will be attended by the bridegroom's sister, Mrs.Henry G.Simonds, Jr., of Boston, as matron of honor, with Miss Joanne Hodg- son, Miss Lucille Watson,» and Mrs.Kenneth W.Palmer, of Camillus, N.Y, as her other attendants.Henry G.Simonds, Jr., of Boston, will be best man, and the ushers are Richard Cabot Ware, Jr., of Cohasset; Schuyler Dillon, Jr.of Norwell, Mass.; Robert Faith, David L.Lockerby, Jr, brother of the bride, of Chicago, and Henry DeFord \u2018Chaplin, of Brookline, Mass.The reception following the ceremony will be held at the home of the bride\u2019s parents, Upper Belmont avenue, \u2018Westmount.At the wedding of Miss Margaret Ann Byles,\u201d daughter of the late John E.Byles and of Mrs.Byles, of Churt, Surrey, England, to Edward Dorrance Taylor, son of Mr.and Mrs.Frank S.Taylor, of Westmount, arranged for 4 p.m.Saturday in St.George's Church, Montreal, the bride will be given in marriage by her uncle, Jackson Dodds, CBE.Attending the bride will be her cousin, Miss Jean Dodds, as maid of honor, with Miss Patricia Me- Shane as bridesmadi.Richard Sharratt will be best man, and the ushers are Gerald Cooper, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, and Charles Turner.The reception following the cere- | mony will be held ft the Mount Stephen Club.At the wedding of Barbara Ann Louise, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Little, of Hampstead, to Donald William Caven McNaughton, son of the late E.Moore Mc- Naughton, and of Mrs.McNaugh- of Westmount, which has been arranged for 3 p.m.Saturday, April 24, in the chapel of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, West- mount, the bride will have the bridegroom\u2019s sister, Miss Barbara McNaughton, as her only attendant.John Young, of Toronto, will be best man, and the usher is William R.Little, brother of the bride.Following the ceremony a recep- \u2018entertain this evening following \u201c Miss Little Feted, + Aft, Many Events , Among those who have entertained for Miss Barbara .Ann Louise Little, whose marriage to Mr.William Donald Caven Mc- Naughton, is taking place tomorrow afternoon are: Mrs.R.Black, who was hostess at a bridge shower; Mrs.W.R.Little, who gave a crystal shower; Mrs.D.Shaw and Miss Joan Church, who entertained at a broom closet shower; and Mrs.E.T.Fenwick, who was hostess at a cup and saucer shower.Others who have entertained in honor of Miss Little and her fiance\u2019 are: Mr.and Mrs.P.Dufresne, Mr, and Mrs.J.P.Fenwick, Mr.and Mrs.H, E.McKeen, Miss Barbara McNaughton and \u2018Mr.and Mrs.W.Caven, who gave dinner parties; Mr.and Mrs.H.E.Mitchell, Mr.Bruce McCullogh, and Mr.and Mrs.E.E.Arblaster, who gave bridge parties.Mrs.W.J.Little was hostess at a tea in honor of her daughter, and Mrs.E.M.McNaughton, mother of the bridegroom, will the wedding rehearsal.\u2019 tion will be held at the home of the bride's parents, Queen Mary road, Hampstead._\u2014 |] The marriage of Margaret Ann, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Donald J.McDonald, of Westmount, to Mr.Gerald A.Mulligan, son of Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Mulligan, of Ottawa, has been arranged to take plage on Saturday, April 24, at ten o'clock, in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, West- mount.The bride will be attended by her sister,, Miss Janet McDonald, as maid of honor.Mr, Ernest Mulligan will act as best man for his brother, and the ushers will be Mr.Paul Aird, of Hawkes- bury, Ont.; and Mr, Vance Ward.= Wddngs + * Mr.and Mrs.G.B, Foster, tht daughter, Miss Jéan Foster and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs.R.L.Henry, have te.turned after spending the Eagte holidays at their residence in | Knowlton, - Major and Mrs.Erpest Walton, of Prince Albert avenue, West, \u2018mount: have just returned home from spending two months in florida.En rodte they visited with friends in Washington, Baltimore and New York.Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth G: Map- pin have*retürnñed from a trip to Détroit.On theflir way home they -gpent a short time at the Guild of All Arts, Scarborough, Ont.their son, Robert, and Mr.and Mrs.\u20ac.F.Carsléy and, their sons, Timothy and Peter, and Taylor Carlin, have returned after spend.J} ing the Easter weekend in Boston, Mrs.John Moore, of Westmount, and her sister, Mrs, James Anderson of Belfast, Northern Ireland, have returned from an Easter vit to New York, Washington, and Niagara Falls._ Mr.and Mrs.L.C.Drummonif #| and Miss Barbara Drummond sailed Monday in the Empress of Aus tralia to spend several weeks travelling in England and on the Cor tinent.' Mrs.Alexander C.Orr sailed Monday in the Empress of Austra\u2019 land and on the Continent.On Easter Monday, Miss Isabel Hurst of Mt.Stephen Ave., West.mount, entertained at tea, Mn, H.L.McKee, convener of sewing for the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Reddy Memorial Hospital and her committee of helpers.The luncheon and annual meet dng of St.Mary's Hospital Maternity Committee will be held in the Prince of Wales Salon of the Winds sor Hotel on Wednesday, April 28, at 1 pm.The Queen's University Alumnae Association will hold a spring tea at the home of Mrs, L.H.Garneay, 4052 Wilson Avenue, from 4 to 6 p.m., on Saturday.A social night and dance will hs held at the Royal Canadian Engineer\u20193 Armoury, 3 Hillside Avenue, Westmount, on Saturday, April 24, at 8 p.m.Tickets will bs available at the door.ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.Frederic Wolfs Case, of Baie d'Urfe, announce the engagement of their daughter, Bridget Anne, to Peter Haller, only son of Mr.and Mrs.Norman Haller, of Westmount, the wedding to take place quietly on May 15 in St.George's Church, Ste.Anne de Bellevue.Mr.and Mrs, Karel F.Hofman, of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ge- sina (Siena), to Roger Leon Tur- geon, son-of Mr.and Mrs, Rene The reception will be held at the Cercle Universitaire.Turgeon, of Coteau, Que., the wedding to take place on May 1.to.su.® à Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Eaton ang\u2019 lia to spend two months in Eng: À ME I thought | was smart .\u2018 L © lastructors \u2014 men or women I N Learn to Drive OW WNP WY WW WP WW WW WS WW WW .mission, © 3 Offices \u2014 Queen Mary) Show Mart 1600 Berri , Lauxon.Garage 4001 Berrd © Recent model cars - English makes as well « Automatic clutch trans- 5054 Cite des Nelgen (corner of LAUZON DRIVING SCHOOL Call for appointment - PL.1122 - RE, 7:1191 ame \\ 27 sr - adies old The \u2014 Tub he nd ann day, Al ensingt e pres thg cl Prize * Memoria Parkes, Baker, | ey Tro} on, Frophy ;.Pattof E, Follig, AP.Reyno , Baiki Juniors.W: s.39, Child}, Officers vere \u2018ele 18.I.IT B.Rejno Parker; publicity, | er vice se D attend: e West.ned home ha in flo.itea with Baltimér k a Map.; trip \u2018to e they ¥uild of A i 5 aton and J; \u201cMr.and sheir sons, i Taylor er spend.J Boston, estmount, es Ander.Ireland, ea, Mrs, of sewing y of the sal meet- { Materni- d in the e Wind- April 28, and her Alumnas pring tea Garneau, 4 to 6 e will hs lian En- ide Ave- aturday, 8 will be \"Wolfe nce the aughter, Haller, Norman edding May 15 e.\u2018Anne ofman, the en- er, Ge- on Tur- 8.Rens he wed- 1.@P.Reynolds, Mrs.G.Patton, Mrs.* ASSISTING AT BENEFIT DOG SHOW: Barbara Pattçe, adies Curling Club daughter of Dr.and Mrs.C.J.Pattee, Jill Foote, daughter of / d C L h Dr.and Mrs.W.R.Foote, Sharon Ann Stocker, daughter of o osin g Luncheon Mr.and Mrs.E.B.Stocker, and Nancy Holland, dadghter of éDr.The \u201cHeather Ladies Curling and Mrs.G.A.Holland.Four of the girls that will be selling lub held.their closing luncheon knd annual meeting on Wednesday, April 14 at their Club House, ensington Avenue, Westmount.e president, Mrs.B.Adair was thg chair.Prize * winners were : Johnson Memorial Trophy; Miss Mary Parkes, Mrs.H.Elliott, Mrs.W, Baker, Mrs.T.Fisher skip.Mac- ay Trophy; Mrs.W.Patterson, rs.H.Remine, Mrs.A.Fuller- on, Mrs.Rose Osler skip.Wood Trophy ; Mrs.R.Thompson, Mrs.Patton, Miss Mary Parkes, Mrs., Foilis skip.Runners up; Mrs.Baikie, Mrs.J.Schell.skip.Junior Doubles ; Mrs.A.Nixon, s.W.Coulter.Green Singles ; s.S.Jeffreys, runner up Mrs.Child.Officers for the ensuing season vere \u2018elected as follows : president, Is IT it ; vice president, Mrs.B.Reynolds ; secretary, Mrs.L.Parker; treasurer, Mrs.W.Baker; ublicity, Mrs.H.Child ; hospi- ality convener, Mrs.R.Orser ; match chairman, Mrs.E.Mathews.\u201cC.W.L.Miss Muriel Buck, Convener Jiocesan Immigration Committee, ill hold.a meeting on Saturday fterrioon, April 24 at 3 p.m, at ¢ Sisters of Service Residential lub, 1923 Dorchester St.West, ontreal.Immigration and Sisters of ervice conveners are requested p attend this meeting.1347 GREENE AVE or YOURSELF IN THE PICTURE Let the \u2018Emile Salon put- you in, the picture with an exclusive \u201cStyled by .Emile\u201d personal- * \u2018jued permanent.Permanents from $7.50.Styling, cut, shampoo and - finger ave $3.Beauty CL Silo Salon 2 phones at your service 1.2486 - FI.0562 | to May 6.programs at the Ladies Kennel Club thirty-third annual All Breed Championship Dog Show and Obedience Trials, being held at the Hussars Armory, 4185 Cote des Neiges Road, Montreal, on Sunday, April 25, in aid of the Seeing-Eye Service of the Canadian National -Institute for the Blind, under the distinguished patronage of Mrs.Louis St.Laurent.\u2014THE EXAMINER, masiuour, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1954.\u2014 \"| Drake.\u2018| poviteh, A.Smith; C.W.Thomr- \u2018son, W.|M.F Stoker and L.R.Jefferson.\u2014Photo byNAme Kew BETTY SPEIRS, who has a busy schedule ahead of her as the spring and summer fashions are spotlighted.In addition to the usual show at the Queen Mary Veterans Hospital, she will also inaugurate her Spring series of Fashion Shows at the Continental Cafe on Monday evening April 26 at 8 p.m.Miss Speirs with six of her top models will also do a daily lunch hour fashion show, beginning at 12.30 at the C.LL., in their Exhibit Centre, -for nine days commencing the same day.As usual Betty Speirs will commentate for all of the shows.presented on the evening of Monday, April 26, before an invited audience of about 600 at the annual Speirs-Miller Fashion Show held at the Continental Cafe.The latest wear in nylon and orlon will also be shown by means An eleven day exhibit at C-I-L Exhibit Centre will feature a fashion show made possible througn tne co-operation of the Speirs-Miller Model Agency.Four models will be used and present of displays bearing such titles as plans are for shows beginning at \u201cTime for Sports\u201d, \u201cTime for 12:30 noon on each of the nine Work\u201d, \u201cTime for -a Vacation\u201d, weekdays of the exhibit, April 26 ete.: Thirty antique time pieces, in- A total of 16.costumes \u2018made cluding one watch made by Pier- from nylon and orlôn acrylic fibre for the fashion show will be obtained from manufactürers and suitable accessories from local retailers.Appropriate jewelry and.watches to be worn with eath outfit are &oE supplied by the T.|esting examples of original early Eaton fashion plates from the library of will be shown.These valuable time pieces are the property of John J.Lightstone, Montreal collector of horological works of art.JAlso on display will be inter- This fashion show will also be R.L.Regor, Montreal fashie= \\ , Co : a - \u201c ~~ To Show Styles in Nylon, Orlan Table Holders For Dessert Bridge The Woman's Auxiliary of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital list the table holders for the forthcoming Diamond Jubilee Desert Bridge which is to be held in Trinity Memorial Hall, May 4, 1.15 p.m.Mesdames C.S.Smith, J.C.Antliff, J.McRitchie, J.S.Smith, F.A.Smith, Sam Jamieson, Jqmes | Simpson, Ludlam Hawkins, Frank Dance, J.C.Antliff and F.| Crescent St., on Saturday, April 24, from 3 to 6 p.m.Pouring tea will he Miss Myrtle Carmichael, Miss Hazel Kieran, Miss Corinne Lemay, Miss Elsie Macfarlane, Mrs.D.M.Ritchie W.Gear d Eric Hamilton.an and Miss K.Rutherford.te Msedames Davil Goldstein, Neil coming, will also be = sale of hiine H.Chapman, C.R.\u2018Bronsdon, R.Thompson, E.M.Strang, Bruce Millward and J.J.Ostapovitch.Mesdames C.R.Bronson, H.Greaves, A.W.Gordon, L.Hau- | kins, C.H.Knowles, G.\"J.Mal- nso; WwW.L.Maass, E.A.Rice, Mesdames T.A.Gagnon, R.M.Heslam, R.D.Johnson, N.W.Laws, G.S.Morgan, J.J.Osta- Spring Is Here ! NOW is the time to call us to clean windows, take off storm windows, clean and put on screens, etc.Experienced in hand- ; fing aluminum windows.Baap so 1 | GL.2245 .and P.Spring Tea YOUNG The Business and Professional Women's Club is holding its WINDOW CLEANING COMPANY : Spring Tea at the club house, 1467 ; [ ust Arived.[ THE FAMOUS \"BARBARA JOYCE\" ° Bowling and Golf Dresses In white and pastels, washable.Misses and half sizes.- Cet.yours early for best choice.See our wide selection of new Shortie Coats and Rainwear .The latest styles and shades for Spring - POPULAR PRICES \u2014 9 7 LADIES WEAR 1233 Greene Avenue Fl.9541 (Opposite Avenue Theatre) re Samuel Du Pont (1739-1817), pre wn Wi a, storage fs at in PAGE THIRTERN - |Queen Elizabeth Hospital Lists PAGE FOURTEEN Annual Benefit Dog Show To Be Held On Sunday \u2018The 83rd Annual All-Breed Championship Dog Show, sponsored by The Ladies\u2019 Kennel Club of Canada, Inc., will be held on Sunday, April 25, in the Hussars\u2019 Armoury, 4185 Cote des Neiges Road, Montreal, under the patronage of Madam Louis St.Laurent, wife of the Prime Minister of Canada, the Show being held in aid of the \u201cSeeing-Eye- Guide Dog Service\u201d, The Canadian National Institute for the Blind.Indications to date are that this will be the biggest Show the Kennel Club has put on with a record of more than 500 entries.Judging will get underway at 10 a.m.and continue until 10 p.m, Throughout the day there will be Obedience Trials and Brace and © Team demonstrations.Over fifty breeds of dogs are entered so far, ranging from the \u201c Miniature Chihuahua to the mas- \u2018sive Great Dane.Spin & Miller FASHION SHOW CONTINENTAL GAFE Cor.ST.CATHERINE - ST.URBAIN \u201cMONDAY, APRIL 26th 8 P.M.DE.3717 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1954 \" Telephone Pioneers The ladies of Montreal Life Members\u2019 Club, Telephone Pioneers of America, will hold their last afternoon card party of the season in the Beaver Hall Club Rooms at 2 o\u2019clock, Thursday, April 29.Awards of the season\u2019s prizes will be made.We bring you treasures Antiques * Furniture: * Paintings China * Ceramics * Crystal Modern French Pottery, ete.Galerie Opera Ltd.Montreal's Newest Art and Antique Gallery 750 Sherbrooke St.West from all over the world BE.8163 eT PLUMBER ?4937 Sherbrooke West 24.hour service for our customers BRANDT PLUMBING COMPANY Plumbing & Heating Contractors PHONE DE.0655 Westmount O'KEEFF'S is the best drink O\u2019KEEFE\u2019S and prove to yourself that it\u2019s better ' tasting \u2014 more satisfying.it's mild! 4 si.serR maot made, For your own satisfaction ale sut aunt?/ LTS?yi a HOSPITAL SUBSCRIPTION CAMPAIGN : Pictured from left to right : Mrs, 8.B.Held, Mrs.M.Lippman, Mrs.L.Shacter and Mrs.David Kirsch who are vice-chairmen of the Subscription Campaign of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary, Jewish General Hospital, now underway to raise the required funds fo help furnish and equip in Victoria Hall, Westmount.ee yy A hh the new Out-Patient Department, New Out-Patient (Drummond Photo) Department = - Of Hospital Nears Completion Patients of the present Out-Patient Dept.of the Jewish General Hospital are spilling out into the foyer and rgception halls of the hospital due to the inadequate facilities of the department which has outgrown its space.The New Out-Patient Dept.to be housed in the west wing of the hospital now nearing completion will occupy the entire ground floor of the newk wing.| \u201cThe new department was _designed to accommodate the large number of patients who seek its services and to provide the most most modern diagnostic and treatment facilities for the more than 30 specialized clinics which are conducted within the hospital.Each of these.clinics will be furnished and equipped in accordance with its special requirements.The Eye Department will include a 3-room suite.One room specially designed for visual .testing, one room with highly specialized equipment for eye examination and an eye treatment room.A feature of thé Ear, Nose and Throat Department is a specially designed Audiomeétric room for hearing testing.Two complete Dental units form part of the facilities.À large Emergency Treatment Suite which includes a completely equipped operating room, utility rooms and emergency treatment rooms, will serve to give treatment to the large number of accident and emergency cases which come to the hospital each day! An average of 25 emergencies are now handled daily.This number is still increasing because of the dense population in the neighborhood and due to the considerable number of industrial plants in the area.The Department will, of course, include commodious waiting rooms, offices, registration space | and other administrative facilities.The Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Hospital has been active over the past few months in a Subscription Campaign to raise the required funds to furnish and equip this Outdoor Department.Crystal Chapter Montreal Crystal Chapter No.35, L.O.A.will hold their monthly meeting to-night at 8.00 p.m.sharp , Cae ae .ave |.Morrison.LC University Settlement Plan May Day Jamboree The members of the University Settlement are planning their second annual May Day Jamboree at the Settlement Building, 3553 St.Urbain St.at 7.30 p.m.on | April 30.The program of events is featuring a variety show presented and staged by the teen age members \u2018of the Settlement and starring settlement talent.Also on the program will be a military whist, novelty dancing and a white elephant sale.A tea room will be set up, where rêfreshments may be obtained, Continuous dancing from 9 until 1 a.m.is also on the program, With the well rounded program of activities for young and old and the many door prizes which will be drawn, the evening promises to be a huge success.The members of the settlement who are sponsoring the Jamboree range in age from the teen age groups to the golden age with all \u2018participating in the preparation of the Jamboree.Even the tiniest children are hard at work making flowers and other decorations.The proceeds from the evening will go towards the establishment of a.summer day camp for children, who for financial, or other reasons are unable to enjoy a vacation away from.the city.The members of the University Settlement extend to all their old and new friends in the \u2018City of Montreal a hearty welcome to their.May Day Jamboree, in aid | of Settlement Childrens day camp.For further information please | contact Miss Patricia Morrison, Program Director of the University Settlement, 3553 St.Urbain St: Telephone.LAncaster 8686.Tickets may be obtained at the door, or in advance from Miss \u201c Ch ARERR = + te an = See 00 - my .from the Monitor.* dh \u2018St.Andrew's W.A.The Women's Association of St.Andrew\u2019s Church, Westmount, is presenting a spring fashion tea\u2019 on \u201cTuesday, at 3 p.m.in Hutchison Hall.Holt, Renfrew and Co.are presenting the fashion review with Mrs.W.Gibb as cordnentatdr.Tea \u2018| will be served in Clarke Hall fol- \"| lowing the review.Become a Good Driver LEARN To DRIVE Just Call RE.8-4588 - Cornwall Ave,, Town of Mt.Royal Dusan Litt?« \u2026 the letters start.\u2018Then from all over the free world come such comments as these from readers of THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR, an international daily newspaper: \u201cThe Monitor is must read ing for Straight-thinking people.\u201d \u201cI returned to school after a lapse of 18 years.I will ges my degree from the college, but my education comes - \u201cThe Monitor gives me ideas for my work.\u201cI truly , enjoy pany.* You, too, will find the Monitor informative, with complete world- news.You will discover a éon- \"structive viewpoint in every news story.Use the coupon below for a special Introductory subscription «= 3 months for only $3.s\u2026.paper Fete The Chrition Science Moniter \u2018One, Norway St.Boston 15, Men.w U.8.Please send me an introductory sobeeripy tion to The Christian Science Monitor\u2014 ; its come T6 issues.J enclose 43.sr Te, 5 LS, OU 45 mm rer ir TT ema SE, : Ae FAP) (address) | .i We (city) (some) (state) ê- : ; rar, T nn alow en os i wen \u2018 4 Comme.no Tn lat Lravtinermte 4 FR Ppake this Ppeason & .g| a The clo Business t held in, | !PWednesda \u201cWalter J.n inform pet-toÿetii iends ary TE Jes Hi | f St.pa on so.are with \u201cTea fol- 5 | ° \u20ac 2 -_ + ch Calvary Club The closing banquet of Calvary MBusiness Women's Club will be ed in.the Church Parlours oh \u2018MWednesday, April 28.The .Rev.MWalter J.Spence, B.A., will give \u2018en informal address at this \u2018social get-together.All members and iends are asked to attend and \u2018*Mvake this closing function of the peason a great success.EXPERT FURNITURE REPAIRS -.o.Rear 1251 Greene Avenue @ Furniture Repairs © Refinishing © Restoring .' - @ \u201cFrench Polishing GL.4879 PICK-UP AND DELIVERY: 8-TRANSISTOR ENITH \"Royal-T\" HEARING AID Operates for only 18¢ month instead of $4.50 t $9.00 for old-type vacuu tube aids! 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West End Hearing Centre _5726 Sherbrooke W.WA.9715 x ANNUAL SPRING LUNCHEON : More than 200 attended the afual Spring Luncheon of the Women\u2019s Association, Stanley.Presbyterian Church, which was held recently in Franklin Hall Memorial.Guest speaker Muriel Gillespie of Courtaulds told the fascinating story of fabrics and brought many idéas for items for the annual bazaar, Head table guests were : Doris Killam who played the accompaniment for Mrs.Bruce Malin, soloist ; Mrs.J.McBride, Mrs.J.D.Wilkie, Honorary President of the W.A.; *Muriel Gillespie; Mrs.George L.Knox, President of the W.A.; Mrs.A.B.Williamson, President of the W.M.S.; Olive Dickason, Women's Editor \u201cThe Gazette\u201d: Mrs.Gordon Q.Crocket; Miss Ruth Taylor of the Isabel McConnell Auxiliary, and Mrs.C.Gordon Brown, Vive-President of the W.A.Pictured above from left to right are: Mrs.J.D.Wilkie, Honorary President; Muriel Gillespie, of Courtlands; and Mrs.G.L.Knox, President.- {Drummond- Photo) MRS.D.J.MOIR, membership chairman of the Alumnae Society of the High School for Girls, for the past two years, April 1952-1954.\u2019 (Eaton's Portrait Studio) P.McCUAIG LIMITED .65 Hitiside Ave.- vcimeun : Small or large installations in houses or ~~ industrial, plants promptly carried out.* PROMPT SERVICE x.Grenfell Mission The Montreal Committee of the Grenfell Labrador Medical Mission, is askikng for contributions of new clothing, hospital supplies or equipment, also new or old rayon or lisle stockings and underwear which can be made into rugs, Donations should be sent as goon as possible to Westminster Central United Church, 926 At- water Avenue.From there the donations will be shipped to Labrador.INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS THE RXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1954 \u2018| become some of our outstanding æ | 1 Purvis McDougall, 1585 McGregor PAGE FIFTREN soring another tour of Boxes and day, May * > variety of interests.They represent House And Garden Tour By Royal Edward Hospital WA.- The.auxiliary of the Royal Edward Laurentian Hospital is spone Fourteen.boxes are to be shown and have been chosén for a Gardens to take place on Wednese 5 widé both traditional and contemporary architecture, ete, \u2026 Tickets include a map.drawn and donated by Mrs, Robin Watt, showing the location of the boxes In\u2019 Montreal, Westmount, and the Town of Mount Royal.Tickets may bé ordered by contacting Mrs.street or writing House and Garden Tour, 985 Sherbrooke street, room 4.2, The auxiliary of the Hospital was.founded in 1947 for the purpose of giving extra comforts, recreational and: educational facilities to .the patients of the Ste, Agathe and Montreal divisions of the Royal Edward Laurentian Hospital and children's T.B.wards at the Alexandra Hospital, Co .Committee Members - The members of the committee are: Mrs.Purvis McDougall, Mrs.Gavin Milroy, Mrs.Gordon Reed, Mrs.Gordon Taylor, Mrs.Roy Dal- gleish, Mrs.H.R.Hampson, Mrs.Herbert Lank, Mrs.Jules R.Tim- mins, Mrs.Allan Aitken, Mrs: Donald A.Baillie, Mme.Jean High School for Girls Alumnae Society Plan Spring Meeting and Tea The High School for Girls, Montreal was founded in 1875.Since then, many of its graduates have citizens.Their work is a reflection of the good influence the Lady Principals and teachers of the High School for Girls have had on the adolescent and impressionable minds of their pupils.The Alumnae Society provides the medium needed whereby graduates or former pupils of the G.H.S.may_express their gratitude for what the school did for them, All those having a spirit of loyalty to the school and its ideals wilt wish to support this organization which provides a bond of fellowship for young and old who share the distinction of being former pupils of the High School for Girls.During the past year, the Alumnae Society had 1000 members, former pupils of the years from 1882-1953, including 68 Life Members and 144 graduates of the.June class of 1953.The Annual Membership Fees ($1.00 for Local Members and 50c for Out-of-Tgwn Members or Graduates of the past five years), help support two scholarships for outstanding students and a bursary to assist present pupils in the school.Any graduate or former pupil of the G.H.S.will be welcome at the Spring Meeting and Tea to be held May 8, in the High School, at two o'clock.There she will be able to contact her Class Representative who will be glad to give her further details on joining.the +Society.là an = Offers the Suggestion No.1 fnvesting in one or more payment plans.Suggestion No.2 =- or Meritorious $ stereotyped presentations 939 VICTORIA $Q.furniture, pictures, x Saint Germain, Mrs.L.\u2018M.Hart Jr.Mrs.C.L.Douglas, Mrs.Gre- gor Barclay, Mrs.George McDone ald, Mrs.G.W.Birks, Mrs.T.G Flood, Mrs.Russell McKenzie, Mrs, Hal Godber, Mrs.J.