The Westmount examiner, 15 octobre 1954, vendredi 15 octobre 1954

[" \u2018ext stil *ason A \u201c doorbell shortly after 9 p.m.and \u201con\u2019the head and fled on foot.The \u201c bullet.incident which : they s said has them \u2018tions by Cesar Franck, J.Brafims, bert Snow, J.S.Bach.- fd Te reed Dag A teow sem CY Coe x Gun-Buit Blow Sends Cifizen To.Hospital - Stanley A.Vineherg, 24 Sime mit Crescent, required hospital.treatment after being accosted by an unknown gunman in front of his home Thursday night.Police said that Mr.Vineberg was taken to Royal Victoria Hospital afer the thug struck him on the head with a gun.The victini told police that he answered the faced a man carrying a briefcase.Mr.Vineberg told police that the man mentioned something about insurance and tried to enter the house.When Mr.Vineberg pushed the man otuside a tussle started and the intruder produced a gun and fired it.He then hit Vineberg thug was joined by a man who had been hiding in some nearby bushes police said.Witnesses to the incident told police that.the gun sounded like a toy cap pistol, and investigating officers could find no trace of a Besides Mr.Vineberg's daughter, his brother Dr.Arthur Vineberg was also in the house.Police are still investigating the puzzled.© .Eustace Tai Recital Set Sunday Evening A short t,0rgan recital by Bustace Tait, A.C.C.O.will be given at 8.30 p.m.Sunday in St.Matthias\u2019 Churth, Cote St.Antoine road and Metcalfe avenue.The publie\u201d \u2018îg- invited to attend.The program will include selec- Healey Willan, Thomas Arne, Al- PA + = $y CIVIL DEFENCE COURSE: A combined group of civil defence instructors from the, west and east ends of the city met last week at the Westmount Athletic Grounds.The course is being given to prepare civil defence instructors for different industries.Several local residents are taking active parts in the course.From left to right are: H.Bernardin, P.Beaumann, A.Slade, C.Durocher, J.R.Smith and H.J.Thomas.(Photo by Ed.Bermingham Value Of M.Ds., Hospitals Told To Rotary Members By Dr.William Turner \u201cThe independence of the medical profession is important to everyone in the country\u201d, Dr.William Turner told members of the Rotary Club of Westmount at their regular weekly meeting Wednesday in Vietorial Hall.Dr.Turner, who Royal Victoria Hospital, told the Rotarians sthat if our Canadian hospital systems were nationalized by the government it would mean every doctor becoming a slave to the state.He said once medicine is nationalized there would be nothing to prevent the situation spreading to other pro- .fegsions and groups.He said the financing of our hospitals today is a situation which must be faced by citizens, the government, and th~ institutions together.He pointed out at present the hospitals in Montreal are running up huge operating deficits from year to year.Rising costs for equipment as well as costs for hospital staffs and other important essentials help the \u2018de- fiéits on théir way: Dr.Turner said we should not forget the more we ask .of the government, the more of our economy we are forced to give up.He said however that the financing of \u2018medical cate is a problem we mult face and must solve.\u201cAnd the solution \u2018cannot be too longed delayed\u201d, Dr, Turner emphasized.He said the city of Montreal is unique in two\u2019 facts pertaining to \u2018the medical profession if the city.These are the anluty ot the cit izens to raise \u2018more funds year Sy » is with the* after year to support the hospitals, and the ability of the hospitals year after year to show a larger operating deficit than anywhere else in the country.He told Rotarians that the City of Montreal does not support the out-patient department of any Montreal hospital althïough the matter has been brought to the attention of the authorities.He said hospitals were now big business with payrolls of more than $1,000,000 per month and costs which havé more than quadrupled over the past years.It was his thought that the government should take many of the\u2019 financial burdens off the shoulders of the hospitals.He pointed out that the government should support institutions which care for the mentally ill, tuberculosis ases, disabled persons and polio victims.In conclffsion Dr.Turner said the future financing of Montreal hospitals is a grave situation which the citizens of the city must face.QUEENS H.AND S.The Queen\u2019s School Home and School Associatiôn will\u2019 hold its first general meeting Monday at the school at 8:15 p,m.La \u2018Civil Defense +Vil- defense \u2018courses sponsored by SIXTEEN PAGES Courses Open Registration is now open for ci- the Canadian Government at its Civil Defense College, Arnpriof, Ont.Anyone interested in taking any of the five courses should contact Allan Singer, district warden, 55 Curzon avenue, Montreal West, at DE.1389.\u2018 The governmént will pay all expenses to the college and personnel attending will he housed and fed at Arnprior.Both male and female candidates are acceptable.The courses are open to all citizens interested in civil defense and particularly those who have already had some previous training or who intend to do further work when training and instruction is resumed.Graham F.Towers To Speak Monday Graham F.Towers, CM.B.A, \u2018LLD., will speak -on the \u201cBank of Canada.\u2014 The First Twenty Years\u201d, at the Canadian Club, Monday.Mr, \u2018Towers,, born and educated in Montreal, graduated from McGill University in 1919 as a Bachelor of Arts after OVer- \u2018seas Service as an Officer in, France.At the age of 37, after 14 years experience as a commercial Banker, he was appointed Governor of the Bank of Canada at its inception and has been reappointed by succeeding .Governments in 1941 and 1948.During the Second World War, Mr.Towers was appointed \u2018Chairman of the Foreign Exchange Control Board and President of \u2018The Industrial Development Bank.His: outstanding - services dutlng this period were recognized with the award of the Cross of St.Michael and St.George.Electors Lists Checked Here \u2018For Errors Checking of the lists of electors as gathered by enumerators took place this week in the St.Antoine-Westmount.constituency where a federal by-election will be held om November 8th to choose a successor to the Hon, D.C.Abbott following his eppoint- ment to the Supreme Court of Canada.In addition to the careful scrutiny of the enumerators lists both Liberal and Conservative.parties continued with thel r organizational work, The lists of sleciors_ have _ been placed in public places for citizens to see if they haye been included in the rolls of eligible voters.Revision of the voters\u2019 lists will be held October 28, 29 and\u2019 30th and \"revision forms can be obtained from the various committee rooms of the candidates.Allay Fears Says Doctor Modern psychological methods of allaying patients\u2019 fears are necessary knowledge for today's anesthetists, Dr.Bernard B.Ra- ginsky told a meeting of the Academy .of Psÿchosomatic Medicine in New York this week.He said emotionally upset patients are difficult to anaesthetize for operations.Drugging a surgical patient is, no substitute) for proper emotional preparation for anaesthesia, he added.\u2014 For this reason, he said, modern psychological methods of allaying anxiéties, fears and tensions must be learnt before the administration of the anesthetic.Dr.Raginsky, vice president of the Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine, spoke at the first dnnual meeting of that body.Anesthetists, surgical specialists, psychiatrists, psychologists and internists met for two days to discuss the Psychosomatic Aspects\u2019 of Sur: gery.Too little attention has been - paid by anesthetists, said Dr.Ra- ginsky, to facts well-known by psychiatrists: that as a patient goes under or comes out of anesthesia, his emotional defences are temporarily weakened and he becomes very susceptible Lo emotion- | al upsets during these half-waking periods.This is especially .true when there is much talking, moving about, confusion and noise in the envitonment as the patient is passing through these stages.Dr.Manuel Straker, Montreal psychiatrist, also speaking at the meeting, told the group patients undergoing eye surgery.rarely develop post-operative neurosis or phychoses, whereas those havihg : operations on other body areas show a greater proneness to these psychological troubles.The reason patients receiving surgical treatment of their eyes do so well emotionally following their » operations, according to Dr.Strak- er, is that thefe has been adequate time in most instances for them to develop the right kind of psychological preparedness for the eye operation.AA Meet Is Sef Sunday Afternoon A message of hope for problem drinkers will be given by an advertising exécutive of New York City, at a meeting \u2018of Alcoholics Anonymous, Sunday October\u2019 24 at 8.30 pm.in the auditorium of Loyola College, Sherbrooke street west.The principal speaker, who has been a member of A.A.for over ' cel, years, will describe how alcoholism may be overcome through the Ad, program of recovery.° ; \\ To me Tv BE ey arr ott 2e mage men a \u2018night at the High School of Mont- \u2018real, when Dr.W.E, Blatz, di- PAGE TWO More Government Aid Forecast For Schools \u201cAt Convention Here More government aid to schools was forecast this week by Dr.W.P, Percival, director of Protestant education for education.the province of Quebec, in an address before the annual con- .vention of Protestant teachers on \u2018trends in Protestant The 90th annual convention was held Thursday and Friday at West Hill High School.Feature points on the program were a public meeting Thursday rector of the institute of child study and professor of child psychology at the University of Toronto, discussed and upheld progressive education, \u201cin its best meaning\u201d; a panel discussion on juvenile delinquency; and an ad- LADIES\u2019 AND CENTS SUITS In The Newest Styles MADE.TO-MEASURE 1 \u201c IN ONE WEEK.ORDER NOW! | Best English Woolens SUITS CUSTOMER'S OR OUR MATERIAL MADE UP.© REPAIRING © REMODELLING © REFITTING F.L.SILVER Ladies\u2019 & Gents\u2019 TAILOR 1235 Greene Avenue (Downstairs) WI.6633 dress on The Physical Basis of Enduance by Dr.Ernst Jokl, professor of physiology In the department of physical education at the University of Kentucky.Dr.Percival predicted increased state contribution to school expenses, but added his hope that governments would \u201ccontinue to look to the local people to play a big part in the effective management of their schools.\u201d He said increased state aid would tend to eliminat \u201cthe inequalities of local systems of taxation.\u201d Teaching will become an increasingly respected profession, he added.\u201cJust as there is no question between the underpaid poorly educated teacher of questionable habits of 70 years ago and the cultured lady and gentleman of today, so the teacher of the future will compare only with the best of this day,\u201d he said.Dr.Percival defended Canadian education against the attacks of the \u2018traditionalists,\u201d whe said the fundamentals were being neglected.Education in Quebec has held neither to extreme \u201cprogress- ivism\u201d nor \u201ctraditionalism,\u201d he said.\u2019 \u201cI believe, for example, that CE] WESTMOUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE 3 MISS R.WOOD, Principal Cor.St.Catherine S Royal Bank Building \u2014 Ent t.and Greene Ave.rarce: 1145 Greene Ave.: Why not enroll with a school established over 20 years In Westmount and which has graduates in all leading Montreal firms?Classes, also private lessons.Day or Evening.Expert Instruction.WEllington 1985 \u201cTHE SCHOOL OF SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS\u201d CHRISTMAS\u201d EVERY MA.3332 388 ST.JAMES ST.W.IDET DAY OF THE YEAR FOR Insurance Edwin D.CHRISTMAS INSURANCE BROKER Gl.4519 Montreal HOWARD 5S.Office: Sulte 1118, Dally Star Bidg.23) St.James Street West, Plateau 4451 If no answer at resid Barrister and Seliciter ROSS, Q.C Residence: Terrace Apartments, Ten Rosemount Avenue, Westmount, Glenview 2177 ence \u2018phone PL, 4481 SUNLOCK obedience, or co Seen in Montreal MISS V.REID Lake Manitou South, P.Q.Standard poodie puppies for show, imported championship stock.KENNELS REG'D.mpanion.Finest by arrangement.Telephone: Ste.Agathe 1592 à at sah os 4: e 6 E.bas \u2018of Mr.Justice Harry Batshaw, \u2018of the Superior Court, who died| Thursday after a short illness.She |: \"Montreal with her husband in 1905, -thre& sons.Mr.Justice Batshaw, | youngsters from going astray.He THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1054 THIS WEEK AND NEXT AT.Unity Boys\u2019 Club 1090 GREENE AVE.A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB =ZBy Maurice Marlasine and all members are urged lo .dress \u201caccordingly.Members ang Mrs.Thomas Batshaw | Buried On Friday Funeral service was held Friday for Mrs.Thomas Batshaw, mother was 82 years old, ., Long activé in the fields of welfare and culture, Mrs.Batshaw was a director of the Hebrew Con- sufptive Aid Association of Canada, and a board: member of the Jewish Hospital of Hope.She was | also a member of the Sisterhood of Bnai Moshe Synagogue, along with several other charitable and cultural organizations.The former Golda Gilman, she was born in Russia and came to remaining here as a resident the rest\u2019 of her life, In 1951 as a gift on the -occas- sion of their 50th wedding anniversary, their family and friends had 1000 trees planted in Israel in the name of Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Batshaw.The site is now known as the Batshaw Grove, She is survived by her husband; Arthur, pf Plainfield, N.J, and Manuel, of Atlanta, Ga., field director of the US National Jewish Welfare Board; a daughter, Mrs.S.Barskey (Frances); and seven grandchildren.Service was from the chapel of Paperman and Sons, great progress has been made in our schools of Quebec by reason of the qualities of heart and mind of our teachers, and by the sincerity of our school Woards.I am confident also that many of our school procedures have been modified for the better under the influence of those liberalizing education movements that have developed particularly during the past half century.\u201d 6 The principal of Aberdeen- School said there is an urgent need for more emphasis on prevention of juvenile delinquency in Quebec, in à panel discussion Friday morning before the Senior Elementary Teachers\u2019 Section.Juvenile Delinquency Heber Matthews, formerly guidance consultant to the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal, compared the present system of dealing with juvenile delinquency to.\u2018sitting in an am- A Rls \u201d ' PROGRAM IN SWING \"+ Since the beginning of October, an average of 81 boys and girls per day have taken part in crafts, sports and special activities.More and more youngsters are registering for the fall and winter program and the most recent reports indicate that the majority of classes already have a full complement of members.With the addition of four new craft classes, seven new group clubs and three new athletic groups, it is anticipated that the categories will show a decided in- \u2018crease over last year.The addition of several new volunteer workers is also a contributing fhctor in the general club program expansion, Regular Program .Monday \u2014 games room, small fry club, pre-teens girls\u2019 club, fry club, pre-teens girls\u2019 club, meteor sports club, dog obedience training course, volleyball and midget basketball.= Tuesday, \u2014 games room, mercury sports club and movies.' Wednesday \u2014 games room, susie \u201cQ\u201d club.ballet class, plus 16 teen-age club, lathwork, art class, stamp club, silhouette club, junior girls\u2019 basketball and senior M.B.L.basketball.Thursday \u2014 games room, novelty crafts, polecat club, boxing, woodwork, library, midget girls\u2019 basketball and mixed badminton.Friday \u2014 games room, dolls and blocks club, junior travel club, | turkey club, talent club, sewing | class, scrap book club, tretwiatl class, juvenile and senior MBL.basketball, Saturday \u2014 Games room, music class, junior art class, fretwork class, games group, science club, skookum tribe pow wow and general gymnasium activities.Coming Events Hallowe'en Parties \u2014 The Plus 16 Teenage Club will hold their anuual Hallowe'en dance on Friday, October 29, at 8.30 p.m.This first special event of the current season will be a Hard Times Dance friends are cordially invited to attend.On Saturday, October 30, the atoms and midgets, boys and girls 10 years of \"age and under will \u2018hold their - party.The program will include; games, contests, singsong, entertainment\u2019 and Tefresh- ments.-On \u2018Monday, November 1, the juniors and intermediates will hold their annual.Hallowe'en party.The group ranging in age from 11 to 18 years of age will\" have a similar program.: Short Items Plans are being readied for the second annual Father and Son Banquet which will be held late in November.The Talent Club will travel to St.Bruno on Friday, October 22, where they will present a two hour variety ,show at the girls\u2019 cottage school.An all-girl Glee Club is n the organization stage under the direction of Fred Pennell.Mr, Pennell is looking for a singing\u2019 teacher to take over the group.Club projectionist Herb.Davies is starting his fifth year as an M.B.A.volunteer worker.The Club now has 30 volunteer workers busily engaged in conducting classes.It is interesting to note that nine of the workers are members of Unity\u2019s junior leaders\u2019 corps.YOUR CHILD'S EDUCATION IS \u2018IMPORTANT ! Now available in Westmount, BOOSTER HELP by-qualified mathematics specialist.University graduate\u20149 years\u2019 experience.\u2019 Restricted enrolment, Information: NE.5-0751W bulance at the bôttom of a cliff below a highway, ready to take the victims of crashes to the hospital,\u201d More attention should be paid, he said, to putting guarc rails at danger spots, and to teaching good driving.\u2018 He urged that home, school, church, and government should co-operate in working .to prevent recommended that the state contribute funds to the work being done by such agencies as the YMCA and YMHA, in \u201cconstructive, recreational activities,\u201d Other members of the panel were Rev.Gordon Phillips, cha- | plain of Bordeaux Jail and Dean Henry F.Hall, of Sir George Wil- 29 nl + » .October 14th to 28th.Your contribution to this.year\u2019s \u201cCalling all Hearts\u201d Combined Appeal goes to assist St.Mary\u2019s Hospital and the 28 agencies and services supported wholly or in part by the Federation of Catholic Charities.is needed .give generously when the canvasser calls FEDERATION OF CATHOLIC CHARITIES, , 7 and ST.MARY'S HOSPITAL * $612,000 liams College.Mr.Phillips emphasized the im- portance of home environment in juvenile delinquency.He urged that social workers go into the homes of children in trouble to meet other members ofethe family to help solve the problems.He said an act of delinquency was a breach of the good order of society, and added the only difference between this act and one of crime was the age of the person concerned.Mr.Phillips said the reason delinquency was so much to \u2018the forefront today is th: diagnosis is better.Previousl, when there was no social court or reform school, delinquents were either sent home or to penitentiary.This resulted in lack of recognition of the danger.The teachers were welcomed by association president G.Arnold McArthur, Barbara A.Lax, of the High School for Girls, was elected president for the coming year.\u2018 : First Church ef Christ, moe > .SEA You and your friends are invited to attend A FREE LECTURE entitled \"Christian Science Reveals Man's Sonship with God\u201d by Lela May Aultman, C.S., of Denver, Colorado Member of The Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The Sclentist, Massachusetts.\\ .under the auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Montreal Montreal High School Auditorium 3449 UNIVERSITY STREET THURSDAY EVENING, October 2; at Bts in Boston, SENS ETTRA TT ~ pe \u2019 7 1 mes | \u201cFINE FLOORING ® HARDWOOD ® ASPHALT ® RUBBER * Specializing in Refinishing Old Floors \u2018A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY \u20184486 ST.CATHERINE STREET WESTMOUNT .- Free Estimates WE, 2323 _ de VOL.XXV, No.43 .BILL BLACHFORD Initiates son Jimmy in workshop technique as they put the finishing touches to a-toy-cupboard door.This is just one > x + Show Mart.MILL .ENDS SALE! ENGLISH MATERIALS \u2018Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's Suits and Coats made to measure.Best fit and workmanship guaranteed .$45.00 up ® 10 DAYS DELIVERY Closed Tues.and Wed.Oct.19th and 20th.Open Thurs., 7.30 a.m.If Montreal's thousands of home workshops are buzzing, thumping and whining to the tune of hammer and saw these evenings, don\u2019t blame it entirely on Fali hibernation.These busy handymen and women are no doubt readying their entries to the forthcomink Do-It-Yourself Show coming\u201d to the Show Mart from October 15 to 24.Exhibits of home handiwork will cover all manner of practical and artistic endeavour and are being sponsored by the newly formed Do-It-Yourself League of Canada.Operating on a non-profit basis, the League has no dues but plenty of plans insofar as bringing hobbyists together, staging exhibitions of new developments, pooling information and generally furthering the mushrooming movement towards Do-It-Yourself.We specialize in making STOLES, CAPES, SHORTIES from your old fur coat Come in and compare our prices! 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self furniture and draperies.Throughout the ten days of the exhibition, a group of young Police Juvenile Club members will alsa build a home.In this case, a rugged log cabin of modern design which will also\u201d be furnished by the hoys if time permits.Free kits and plans, contests and , demonstrations will show Mont- realers how-to building everything from a concrete cellar to a tele- \u2018vision aerial.Women will find plenty to interest their handy- women hearts too, with new sewing methods, weaving looms, \"e- monstrations of leatherwork and interior .decorating schemes galore.- Local hobby groups are invited to exhibit all manner of handi- jewelery, lamp shades, novel picture frames and home sewing and knitting exhibits will be featured by handy club- wonien, | The League is still seeking Mon- \u2018 The +4 © WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN'S | WE.4046 \u201c55 YEARS IN a WESTMOUNT\" Reliable JEWELLERS 5 Certified Watchmakers 1216 Greene Ave.LPP Candidate, Urges Session Unemployment in St.Antoine- Westmount will be allowed \u201cto slide along without full and free discussion by the elected representatives of the people?Mrs.Louise Harvey, Labor Progressive Candidate in the coming federal by-election contends.! \u201cPrime Minister St.Laurent has announced that parliament will not be called into Session until January, 1955,\u201d- she said.A fall session is necessary to deal with this situation, she added, .She said the.St, Laurent gov- treal\u2019s oldest and youngest Do-It- Yourself and will welcome word of these at the head office located: at 1217 University Street.The Show will \u2018open October 15 at 7.30 and will be open each evening from 6°to-11 p.m.and afternoons on weekends beginning at 1 p.m.PAGE THRER ernment is \u201crunning away fro | the great national issues facing Canada today,\u201d and added: \u201cSuch problems as the farm crisis, \u2018would trade, the demands of an all Canadian_seaway, cannot be putto one side.\u201d \u2019 The LPR.recently 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discussing \u201cThe Development *- and Present Status of the Comic Book\u201d, Dr.Reed reviewed the tre- mèndous attention being paid to the problem of the impact of the comic book on the younger generation, and the many and varied efforts to eliminate the undesirable features which are characteristic of so many publications crowding the -bookstalls today.\u201cCensorship\u201d, said the speaker, \u201chas not eliminated features most complained about, and it is unlikely to succeed alone.\u201d Unfortunately some authorities, Including psychiatrists, children\u2019s specialists, and educationalists\u201d, sald Dr.Reed, have expressed favorable opinions without adequate knowledge of the subject or realization of their own responsibilities.There is an infinite difference, he went on to say, between the wonderful nonsense, and even the violence, of such.fairy tales as Santa Claus, the Big Bad Wolf, and Who Killed Cock Robin and the psychopathological and crude emphasis on murder, torture, physical deformities, and crime in modern comigs.Dr.Reed expressed his amazement that some Canadians and Americans seem to think that the more children see and read of violence -the less they, the children, will practise it.\u201cThey may be right\u201d, he said, \u201cbut if this is so, recruits in the army, navy, | and airforce should be taught knitting, sewing, and bird watching, and our atomic scientists should do post-graduate work in a course on brewing tea\u201d.Dr.Reed drew a sharp line of distinction between the comic strip, the so-called comic classic, and those publications which rely PHONE I=\u2014\u2014 24-hour service for our customers BRANDT PLUMBING COMPANY .Plumbing & Heating Contractors 4937 Sherbrooke West Westmount GIVE GENEROUSLY This year's Combined Appeal by the Federation of Catholic Charities and St, Mary\u2019s Hospital is taking place from October 14th to 28th.Your donation goes to support the 28 agencies and services of the Federation plus the Hospital .and remember you can pledge all or part of your donation if it's more convenient.FEDERATION OF CATHOLIC CHARITIES and ST.MARY'S HOSPITAL Ask Yourself.doesn't the Published by: WHY - convene Parliament Now! and then VOTE FOR LOUISE HARVEY, LPP CANDIDATE \u2018[ © for a Fall Session of Parliament ® for democratic discussion of all national issues St.Antoine - Westmount LPP Association 3005 St.Catherine West - Government \u2018 Fl.3262 THE ExAMDER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 198; 35 Fire Chiefs Were Guests Of Tobacco Company Approximately 35 fire chiefs of Montreal and district = marked Fire Prevention Week with a tour of the plant of Imperial Tobacco Company Limited.The purpose of the visit was twofold; to see something of the manufacturing compare nates with company officials on the Fire Prevention Campaign which the company has carried on on a national basis for the past five years.The gathering of so many senior fire-fighting officials at the one place called for special arrangements through the company switchboard for calls to be immediately transmitted.A line was kept open for the exclusive purpose of receiving fire calls during the morning.Welcomed by Bernard Dan- sereau, the company\u2019s chief legal conusel, the chiefs made a complete tour of the plant and were the company\u2019s guests at lunch, J.M.Keith, vice-president, gave the visitors highlights of the company\u2019s fire prevention activities which range from the production of films, printed material, and booklets, to the use of newspaper and magazine advertising, radio - commercials and TV announcements, all directed on a year \u2018round basis against fires caused through carelessness.\u201cOur fire prevention activities\u201d, Mr.Keith said, \u201cstem from the belief of this company that business today has more than the responsibility to produce goods.It has the responsibility to see that these goods are correctly used.It has the responsibility to play an active role in improving the community in which it operates.\u201d > The careless disposal of cigarettes, cigars, or pipe ashes {s not a correct use of our products.Five years ago this company undertook to educate the public to the careful handling of not only these but all combustible materials.In short, our educational efforts were directed against any sort of carelessness which might result in fire.\u201d upon crime and horror for their main themes, It was significant, he said that some newspapers, notably in England, were enlarging the scope of the sections devoted to juvenile reading and some had gone so far as to publish separately junior editions designed specifically for children.Children's emotional and physical appetites are healthy, he said, and they need affection, understanding, and adequate means for self expres- sion.MARKING FIRE PREVENTION WEEK, some 85 Fire Chiefs from Montreal and district toured the plant of Imperial Tobacco Company.J, M.Keith (centre) Vice-President, discussed the company\u2019s nstional \u2018fire prevention campaign - with the chiefs.Central theme of the campaign is the emblem being examined by Director Pare.Left to right, photo shows: Chief Raoul Proulx, Verdun; Assistant Chief F.W.Rafter; Outre- mont; Mr.Keith, Director R.E.Pare, Montreal; and Chief William C.Cobb, Westmount.* USED AUSTIN CARS processes of the plant and to\u2019 Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS * PROMPT SERVICE * P.McCUAIG LIMITED 65 Hillside Ave.- Westmount Try a bottle of RED CAP today.If it isn't the best ale you've ever tasted, send the label fo Carling Breweries Limited, Montreal, and your money will be refunded. + |.BOB GILES, -\u2014 who has-been connected with the Publicity and Advertising Department of the United Amusement Theatres for the past five years, sailed yesterday aboard The Saxonia for Liverpool.We understand that it is his intention to become associated with the J.Arthur Rank Organisation in England.- %_Jack Hirshberg Reports Direct From * Hollywood .HOLLYWOOD, Oct.14.\u2014 There are still frontiers offering limitless opportunity for fortunes to men with the courage \u2014 and cash \u2014 to take a chance, Paradoxically, one of the lesser gambles these days seems to be invest-* ment in the development of that unique community of the whirling roulette, Las Vegas.The only folks who lose money In Vegas are itinerant boobs who look for a fast buck on \u2018he green gauze of the crap \u201cables or via the clicking whiz of the slot machines.Here the odds are so in favor of the house that the gaming-rpom operators have finally discovered how to make money faster than any counterfeiter could turn it out \u2014 and yet remain honest.Las Vegas as I first remember it was a small Nevada desert town with.three hostelries dotting the main highway westward.These werd the Last Frontier, the El Rancho Vegas and the Flamingo.Since the war a dozen mammoth new lodges have opened, including the Sänds, Sahara, Thunderbird and Desert Inn, and now comes a huge installation devoted mainly to entertainment of Negro patrons, the Casablanca.Each is crammed to capacity most of the time and no matter how many inns are erected the crowds grow and there 1s always room for another.I'm told that the available accommodations could be doubled and still there'd be room for more.Countless smaller motels of the luxury type, with TV.in every room and heated pools, dot every street.You can see the cream of entertainment stars for the price of a beer or cup of coffee, for the casinos have no minimum or cover charges and the shows surpass J O\u2019KEEFE'S is the best ale made.For your own and prove to yourself that it's better tasting \u2014 more satisfying.satisfaction drink O\u2019KEEFE\u2019S the most lavish New York could 'present.All this\u201d is dedicated to mass entertainment minus any snob appeal.And therein lies the secret of the Las Vegas boom \u2014 the Nevada entrepreneurs will happily take your dimes and quarters as well as your dollars.They don\u2019t even sneeze at a penny.It is difficult to trace the financial backgrounds of many Vegas projects, but there\u2019s no coubt much Canadian money involved along with backing from the New York and Los Angeles mobs.The tremendous taxation realized by the State of Nevada goes to pay for schools and roads and other benefits.So great has been the boom that commercial frontage along the main thoroughfare has quintupled in value in less than a decade.Gambling is strictly regulated by the state, and none of the large casinos will cheat a patron, The risk is too great: loss of their license, swiftly and tirrevoc- ably.In this respect, at least, Las Vegas is a safer place than Montreal, where ,ambling is tolerated but illegal and unsupervised, the only retribution\u201d for a cheat being a bullet in the head.- % + # TICKERTAPE\u2014Ben Gage ays of his wife, Esther Williams: \u2018\u2019Every e I give her a loving hug she squirts!\u201d .A Montreal matron came to Los Angeles for a month's rest, bringing along her (Continued on Page 18) the ale you will be drinking./ VER EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1§, 1854 EXOTIC BLONDE, \u2014 Hildegarde Neff as she appears in the exciting drama, \u201cThe Sinner,\u201d which is staying a second week at the Seville, Snowdon, Outremont and Strand Theatres.Sha rps, Book shops abound in New York City but as we have stated in these columns several times, the music sections are noticeably small in comparison to other subjects.One can find the same biographies and the \u201cnewest\u201d music book in the momentary limelight in every shop.Treatises; biographies and academic books are numerous at Schirmer's, many are their own publications .Brentanos have mostly biographies.\u201cCovent Garden\u201d by Desmond Shawe-Taylor is a chronological survey of this great opera house with six chapters, written In a most entertaining style .Chapter I, \u201cThe First Theatre\u201d 1732-1808 .To Opera House\u201d 1809-1856 .III \u201cWithin The Memory Of Living Men\u201d 1858-1888, IV\".An Age Of Great Singers\u201d 1888-1914 .V.\u201cThe End Of The Star System\u201d 1914-1939 and VI \u201cThe Prespect Before Us\u201d 1939.Our friend, Violet Archer, Canadian composer, ha.told us this summer that a Miss Eva Turner, a famous inglish opera singer is a staff member of the same college where Violet is teaching in Norman, Oklahoma.It is interesting because in this book, \u201cCovent Garden\u2019 there is mention of this singer as an \u201cin- UHR Monkland at Girouard DE.9711 STARTS SATURDAY ! 2 special repeats! \"I've Always Loved You\u2019 in Technicolor with Philip DORN- - Catherine McLEOD v \u2014 Also \u2014 \u201cI Confess\u201d with Montgomery CLIFT.Anne BAXTER Es LAST 2 DAYS! \u2018\u2019Ninofchka\u201d and Musical \u2014 * kk kk kk kk Kx Kk by Frances Goltman NEW BOOKS ACQUIRED .PART L II \u201cFrom Theatre | \u201cFinal Twist\u201d Flats & Naturals .comparable Turnadot.\u201d Also a picture of the design for her costume as the \u201cPrincess Turandot\u201d 1947.I have read about the origin of the waltz by many writers hut never have I enjoyed a book as much as \u201cThe Waltz\u201d by Mosco Carner.Anyone, whether musician or layman, would add to his self would want to read it again.(Continued on page 7) PAGE FIVE À Agatha Christie Mystery, Avon Players In Thriller Ran As Post Serial Story Mystery fans will have just two chances to guess the iden tity of the mysterious U.N.Owen in \u201cTen Little Indians\u201d who holds his ten guests in -mortal terror as one after another of their number is gruesomely- murdered.\u201d The Agatha Christie suspense- packed play of multiple murders will be presented at Westminster Central United Church -hall, 926 Atwater Ave.as a presentation of the Avon Players this Friday and Saturday evenings, The first play from the pen of the \u201cwhodunit\u201d queen, \u201cTen Little Indians\u201d is based on Miss Chris- \u2018tie's popular Saturday Evening Post serial story, \u201cAnd There Were None.\u201d .Having opened in London and later Broadway where it enjoyed phenomenal success, the critics wrote that it is \u201cpacked with thrills\u201d and \u201cholds audiences breathless and\u2019 occasionally a little hysterical\u201d as they try to determine who is guilty of the wholesale homicide on Indian Island.WESTMOUNT EL.9545 À Sherbrooke at Grey 1 WEEK! - 2 hits in color! \u2018\u2019Mogambo\u201d with Clark GABLE - Ava GARDNER Grace KELLY \u2014 Also \u2014 \"Men Of The Fighting Lady\u201d with Van JOHNSON - Walter PIDGEON Keenan WYNN - Frank LOVEJOY \u201cIntelligent and decidedly ADULY film\u201d go Alor Bars Globe STREET~ WALKER?CAM Jon LTT Cn WAYNE CET GIRL WITH A Hondo: 7 YI Rr) VarnerCohe CHILOREN UNDER $6 wire mor ss SpuTYED AT a Any OUTREMONT >> A de he GTA WS Ne DS Se a Wk ED ED LM MD eh ee Ew Louis CALHERN - Dewey MARTIN [- | | Ep ra HAT ep EE aT Se Pan sx THÉ EXAMINER Serving the City ef Westmount Published Every Friday by = THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING Head Office: 2191 Hompton Ave., Montreal WAlnut 27734 The Examiner sims te be an independent, clean - newspaper for the home, devoted te public service, Moil subscriptions: $2.00 per year; $1,00 half year.i Authorized as 2nd Class Post Office Dept, Ottawa.nine appeals COMPANY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1954 Calling All Hearts Catholic Federation Seeks $612,000 In Annual Drive The annual combined appeal of the Federation of Catholic Charities starts today, and will run for two weeks.Like a)l charitable appeals, Catholic Federation has had to raise its objective again jn view of population increase, rise in costs, and more ex- tion.Hospital, the work of which:is familiar to all.A modern hospital like St.Mary's requires much more money per day to eper- ate than its patients are able to provide.At the present time nearly fifty percent of the beds at St.Mary's are devoted to patients who can, at best, pay only a portion of their own hospitalization.A large number are unable to pay at all.Add to this ten percent more in-patients, and thirty- two, percent more clinic patients, and it\u2019s easy to see why an efficiently-managed hospital like St.Mary's seeks additional sources of income in order to meet expenses.Other agencies are in much the same posi- Revenue from government sources provides some of the money, the rest must |! come from the community.So when the , Canyasser calls on you, be generous.Your money couldn\u2019t be put to a better purpose.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1954 acting needs for protective and preventive, Social measures.- Catholic Federation comprises twenty- in: one, including St.Mary's \u2014 Rector of Trinity School's In V by Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor Memorial Church This rather informal series was interrupted by Thanksgiving, but I feel that a word should be said about the largest group of all which is concerned with our gchools, the community.The community provides the taxes and the pupils and the teachers, the raw ingredients which go to the amalgam which we call education.The community provides the .taxes, and is under an obligation to itself to see that it gets value for the very large sums of money paid in.Actually, it needs to do a good deal of grumbling, that it may make the school hoards aware that it is watching them.A non-grumbling community is an apathetic one, and apathy never accomplished anything good.But the community should also learn from schools and press reports that something of vital importance is being dpne in the schools.What goes on does not happen automat- jeally.It is brought about by constant drive on the part of boards and school teachers.Some occasicnal commendations from commurity to boards would be|% encouraging.The community also provides pupils.The schools take in the chiidren fiom their own districts.If occasionally they draw from farther \u2018afield, that is a concession which they make to the spirit of neighbourliness.The community provides the children but it does not turn them over and forget them.Those children all go home at the end of the school day and they are in a position to report on what they have learned.Or they report on the wide variety of extra-curricular activities from football to bookbinding.The community may be dimly aware that those out-of-school doings may be the most important things ihe child docs; or the communily may be completely uninterested, wash its hands and say: \u201cI pay taxes and leave it to the teacher.\u201d But the most alert of the community has a way of keeping in touch with the schools through the Home and School Association.Like all other jnstitutions it may be helpful or harmful, depending on the sym- pathv and common sense with which problems ave approached.The community is also concern- BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.W.and Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Johnston.D.D,, Minister Miss Gwen Harvey, B.A, Pastor's Assistant Galt McDermot, B.Mus., Organist Rev.FC, Amery Sherbrooke Baptist Church Both Ser lees 11 AN THE WESTERS.\u2018WINDOW 130 P.M, \u201cHE ETERNAL CHRIST 5 Cordially Welcomed Tay, 24ih October \u2014+ISstonary Week-end AM: Dr, Dorothy Timpany, M.D.PA: Rev.8, H.Hyer, D.D, Offering for Out- golng Missionaries \u2018 Sunday : ed in the schools because \u2018it.receives at the end the finished product.Sometimes it accepts that product gladly, sometimes with considerable criticism, especially if the finished product cannot write a decent hand, spell English words and compose an English sentence.In: its complaints the community J realizes that the failures * seldom of the schools are in part its own fault.It has not considered from day to day the progress made by the pupils; it has not supported the schools in the matter of discipline; it has acted as though the school system was a machine, which one kept oiled and provided with raw material, in order to receive at the end a nicely finished product, No, John Citizen, it does not work that way.You are concerned in those schools just as the boards and teachers and parents are.You may be concerned as a parent interested in your own child, hut you are also interested as a citizen concerned.in every child in the school.| Christian Science x pa * How spiritual understanding of man\u2019s \"scientific unity with .God overcomes fear-and establishes harmony will be brought out at Christian Science services Sunday.The Lesson-Sermon entitled \u201cDoctrine of Atonement\u201d includes the following passages from the Bible (Psalms §1:15-17): \u201cLord, open thou my lips; and my mouth shall shew forth thy praise.For thou desirest not sacrifice; else would T give it; thou delightest not in burnt offering.The sacrifice of God are a broken spirit: a broken and a contrite SYNAGOGUES CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Cantor Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm PUBLIC WORSHIP Sabbath Eve, Friday, October (5th.Candle Lighting at 4:45 p.m.Evening Services at 5:00 p.m.SABBATH SERVICES: Mornings at 8:40 a.m.Reading of fhe Law at 10:00 am.; Evenings at 5:00 PEONCLUDING FESTIVAL SERVICES Morning Services at 7:50 a.m; Evening Services al 4:50 p.m.Hashaua Rabba, Monday, October 18th: Movning Services at 6:50 a.m.Candle Lighting st 4:50 p.m.; Evening Services at 4:50 p.m, The Solemn Day of Assembly: Tuesday, October 16th: Morning Services at 8:30 a.m.: Scriptural Readings at 10:00 a.m.; Memorial Services at 10:25 a.m.: Sermon at 10:40 a.m.Evening Services $ 4:50 p.m, Relole ing of the Law, Youth Service at :20 p.m.; Candle Lighting at 5:50 \u2018m.REJOICING OF THE LAW:.Wednesday, October 20th: Morning Services at 8:40 a,m.; Scriptural Readings at 10:00 a.m.; Évening 5:00 p.m.WEEKDAY SERVICES Services al Thursday, October 21st: Morning.Ser vices at 7:30 a.m.; Evening Services at, 6:30 p.m.* , | Water Ave and Dorchester St.W.heart, O God, thou wilt not despise.\u201d \u2018From \u2018Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures?by Mary Baker Eddy the following selections will also be read: \u201cThe scien- tifie unity which.exists between God and man must | be wrought must .be universally done.\u201d The Golden Text is from I John (2.1): \u201cIf any man sin, we.have an advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous.\u201d .Westmount Baptist Church .* Rev.F.C.Amery, Minister of Sherbrooke Baptist Church, will conduct the services in Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday.His morning theme will be \u201cThe Western Window\u201d, while in the evening he will \u2018speak of \u201cThe Eternal Christ\u201d.Dr.J.A.Johnston is visiting Leamington, Ontario in connection with the 100th Anniversary of the church there.Visitors are cordially welcomed at all West- mount services.MASONIC SERVICE AT ST.STEPHEN'S Royal Victoria Lodge No.57 will join with Westmount Lodge No.76 and Edinburgh Lodge U.D.in holding a church service at St.Stephen\u2019s Anglican Church, At- at 7.30 p.m.Sunday.The Rector Rev.A.T.Love, P.D.D.G.M.will conduet the service and the Wor.Master of Westmount Lodge, Rev.Arthur J.Marshall will preach the sermon.The Grand Master, M.Wor.Bro.D.L.Witter will attend together with a number of Grand Lodge Officers.Brethren are asked to assemble in the Church Hall at 7 pm.and all Masons and friends are invited.out in life-practice, and God\u2019s will |- \"Attend: \u201cthe Church of Come to Church Your Church is the.Bulwark of Democracy.ge.\u2018 There Does Freedom Flourish.Your Chorce Regularly._ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE UNITED First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street.Sunday, October Ith | 11:00 a.m.Church -Service ++ 11:00 a.m, Sunday School | Subjects of Lesson-Sermion : \u201cDOCTRINE OF ATONEMENT.\" Golden Text: John Z:1.Te any man sin, wé have, - an adv ate with the Jesus Christ, the righteous, © Wednesday 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting READING ROOM - In the Church Edifice.Open to the public Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 p.m.\u2019 _ \"ANGLICAN Church Of The Advent Corner of Wood and.Western, Westmount Rev Alexander Mellor, Rector Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay, Honorary Assistant Sunday.October-17th 18th Sunday After Trinity 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion, - 9:45 a.m.Sunday School, 10:15 a.m.Maltins (said).11:00 a.m.Procession, Solemn Eucharist ana Sermon, 7:00 p.m, Festival Evensong.Holy Cummunion Monday and Friday at 8:00 a.m, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7:00 a.m, Wednesday at 9:30 a.m.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH WESTMOUNT \u2018Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, LTh., M.C, Rev.H.J.Skynner, B.A., L.TH.EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER T INITY 8:00 a.m.Holy Communlons 11:00 am Morning Prayer, Holy Conmununion and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector.7:30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon, Preacher: The Reelor.ST LUKE THE EVANGELIST MONDAY, OCT.18th 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Organist: Mr.Eustace Tall, A.C.C.O.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 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by' BABY\u2019S bed; child's clothing, 3-4 5.STANDRING REG'D., General Car- N-20 Irving, etc.WE.55 53.N-44 years old, wanted.FI.8727.N-21{ pentry.Alterations and repairs.Painting and decorating.Plann:d kitchens, > playrooms, arborite counter tops and M 0 I \u2019 and truly poetic life\u2014reflecting * = * paneling, a?ghecialty.Satisfaction usicai.\u201cthe Happy light-hearted spirit Congregation Shaar se or eo = Moy = {N-1 (Continued from page 5) of the Viennese\u201d.Hashomayim & The illustrations are fascinating, all thirty-five of them ., .four of the -plates being in beautiful colour, reproductions from famous paintings.The author of this informative volume, Mosco Carmer was formerly opera conductor in Vienna, Troppau and Danzig.He went to London in 1933, became well known as conductor, writer and broadcaster on musical subjects and has written other books including \u201cA Study On Twentieth- Century Harmony\u201d and \u201cOf Men And Music\u201d.Mr.Carmer not only traces the Waltz from its origin in the eighteenth century but shows that there are two branches which developed side by side.As dance music and concert music, the \u201cWaltz\u201d alfured the attention of such great composers as Weber, Berlioz, Chopin, Brahms, Liszt, Gounod, Saint-Saens, Schubert, Sibelius and of course Strauss.To get an idea of how popular the Waltz was in Vienna in the nineteenth century we will quote the following from \u201cThe Waltz\" .\u201cVienna now had two famous dance orchestras, each with its own followers and partisans among the public.Hanslick, an eminent Viennese critic, describing the idolatry of the Viennese for Lanner and Strauss, says, \u2018one cannot imagine the wild enthusiasm which the two created in Vienna .Over each new waltz the journals used to go into raptures; innumerable articles appeared about Lanner and Strauss, enthusiastic, humorous and serious, and longer, to be sure, than those devoted to Beethoven and Mozart.It goes without saying that the sweetle intoxicating three-four rhythm which took hold of heads and feet eclipsed great and serious music, and made the audience increasingly unfit for any intellectual effort.\u201d Yet Hanslick was \u2018fair enough to admit that Lanner, dnd Strauss filled _the waltz form with unexpected \u2018musical charm Lanner and Strauss came to be reckoned among the chief attractions for foreign visitors, - particularly visiting musicians, While the twenty-one year old Chopin, anxious to gain recognition in the Austrian capital, states with some regret that \u201cLanner, Strauss and their waltzes obscure everything\u201d, the young Wagner is spellbound by Strauss, \u201cthe magical fiddler, the demon of Vienna's innate musical spirit\u201d.Once you start to read \u201cThe.Waltz\u201d you will not want to leave it until the last page.- Next Week: New Books Acquired ., .Part IL Item of Interest: Just to show how historians differ .in one encyclopedia the date of the American premiere of Puccini's opera, \u201cLa Boheme\" is listed as October 14th (today\u2019s date) 1897 in Los Angeles, California and another has the date October 18th, 1897.Which is it?Saying of the Week .Our principles are the springs of oar actions; our actions, the springs of our happiness or misery.Too much care, therefore, cannot be taken in forming our principles.Philip Skelton, 1707 - 1787.mr \u201cA rolling ball is always followed by a running child.\u201d That's what one trucking \u2018company I Know about tells its drivers\u2014and excellent advice it is, too.Now that Fall is at hand and schools are open, youngsters are more likely than ever to put themselves in harm's way.They're creatures of impulse, and they dart out from curbs and cross against lights without warning.It\u2019s the driver's responsibility to protect children by staying extra alert.Here are a few suggestions.If you see a sign reading \u201cSlow, School Zone\u201d take it literally.A child can appear from behind a parked car much faster -than you can stop.Bar Mitzvah: Norman Edward Sugarman, son of Dr.and Mrs.Irwin Sugerman, will this Sabbath morning be called to the Reading of \u2018the Torah in celebration of his Bar Mitzvah.Inaugural Kiddush: This Wednesday, Simchas Torah, has heen designated as a special occasion to honour the new members who have joined the Congregation during the past year.The Men's Association will sponsor the annual Inaugural Congreatoinal Kiddush which will follow the morning services.The occasion will serve as an opportunity to extend a warm welccme to the new members, to greet them personally and to draw them actively into the manysided religious, social and cultural activities centering around the Synagogue.Simchas Torah Parties: Traditional Simchas Torah Children\u2019s Class Parties arranged by the Parent-Teachers' Association will be held on Tuesday, October 19th at 4:20 p.m.Women's Institute: The Women's Institute of Jewish Studies is an opportunity afforded to ali the women of Shaar Hashomayim to deepen their knowledge and appreciation of Judaism by means of a co-ordinated educational programme.The Institute will meet every Tuesday afternoon from 1:30 p.m.and will provide three periods of one hour each.The Instructors are members of the Faculty, and prominent guest lecturers from the community at large.Once a month the regular sessions will be climax- \u201cJewish Book of the Month\u201d hy a leading literary figure.Youth Group: The First Meeting of the Youth Group will be held on Sunday, October 24th at 5:00 p.m.in the Playroom of the School Building.The programme will con- gist of a report of last year's ne- tivities and .a discussion on \u201cThe Aims and Activities of the Youth Group.\u201d A \u201cHarvest Moon\u201d Dance featuring the Four Notes will take place on Saturday, October 30th, Tick-ts are now available from members of the committee.\u201d ed by a tea and discussion of the | SMALL van truck (cargo taxi) avall- able days, evenings, and 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Rev.Dr.Charles Este and | Mrs.Este have extended their patronage to the annual dance being sponsored by the Board of Directors and the House Council of the Negro Community Centre Incorporated.The dance will \u2018be held on this evening at 9 p.min Victoria Hall, Westmount.The \u201cgeneral chairman is Mrs.V.Co- + Social +=] \u2014_\u2014 Xx + derre Smith; publicity, Mr.Vernon Dowie; tickets, Mrs.G.Fo- lette and Miss Shirley Eatman; program, Mr.Wm.Greene, Jr.; decorations, Roy Rogers; refresh- easy .themselves! Come see Personal Individual Attention Charlotte fternoon dresses Everybody's buzzing about the .new fall look , .the look that's slim and .the look that's here, and prices to low they're a topic of conversation in 1353 Greene Ave.Gowns FI, 7773 Westmount a.1.930 to 8 the most slimming girdle ever made NEW by fe of Fane =DOMINION CORSET Actually takes | io 2 inches off your waist .! to 3 inches off your hips! Smooth, sleek, lightweight, nylon, Lily of France Longline bra \u2014 nylon lace and {affeta.White, pink.see ; ; : try both today at MME A.COURVAL Corsetière 4861 SHERBROOKE WEST (NEAR VICTORIA AVE.) \u2018|A.P.Blackburn and Mrs.ÀA.| Kenneth Grant is chairman.president; Mrs.Geo, Mallinson, Lowry, corr.ecretary.+ .~ THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15; 1954 = OPENING MEETING: The Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club held the opening.meeting of the season on Friday, Oct.1, in Victoria Hall, Westmount.Mr.Leonard Unsworth, B.Sc.,,was the.guest speaker.Mrs.Robert Japp, president of the Club\u2019 | presided at the meeting.From left to right: Mrs.M.H.Schade, 2nd vice- * 1st vice-president; Mrs.Robert Japp, president; Mr.Leonard Unsworth, B.Sc, Principal of West Rill High School; Mrs, F.H.Chivers, mem.secretary; Mrs.L K.\u2014Ed.Bermingham Photo ments, Mrs.E.Hogan-Kelso; and Miss Ethel MgKenzie.Desmont Johnson will be the master of ceremonies and Lou Hooper's orchestra will play for dancing.The executive of the Montreal Branch of the Queen\u2019s University Alumnae Association at -a tea and art exhibition on Saturday from 4 to 6 p.m.at the home of Mrs.F.Victor Elkin, 581 Lansdowne Avenue, Westmouni.The guests will be received by Miss Elsie MacFarlane, president, Mrs.F.W.Judge, past president and Mrs, F.V.Elkin.The tea will be under the con- venership of Mrs.D.C.Cameron and Mrs.L.J.Walker.Mrs.J.Turner, Mrs.G.R.Woolsey, Mrs.Nadon will pour tea._ The Art Exhibit will feature the various types of work done by \u201cStudio 9,\u201d a group of young Montreal Artists.Miss Louise Simon will represent the group.IN THE Women 3 valm Chapter Whist Silver Cross Mothers, Unity Chapter will hold a military whist in Chalmers Church hall, corner of Church Ave.and Ross Street, on Saturday, October 16 at 8:15 p-m.There will be prizes and refreshments.Please take playing cards.Thanksgiving Supper Westminster Central United Church will hold a Thanksgiving supper tonight at 6.45 p.m.in the church hall.Guest speaker will be Rev.Dunn, of First Baptist Church.This event is sponsored by the W.A.Marathan Bridge The marathon bridge group of the American Women's Club will hold its first meeting, Monday, November 8, at the Y.W.C.A.Dessert will be served at one o'clock.Mrs.Telephone Pioneers Montreal Life Members\u2019 Club, Telephone Pioneers of America, will re-open on Wednesday, Oct.20 at 2 p.m.in their club rooms in Bell Telephone.Bldg.This will be a social afternoon, with refreshments, and is open to all Life Members and Widows of for- ane es * Xx + Miss Valerie.Ross À Honored At College 4 Miss Valerie Jean Ross, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Trevor Ross of 3999 Montrose \" Avenue, and a junior at Smith College, Northampton, Mass., has been named to the Dean\u2019s List at Smith College for having maintained an dcademic.average of \u201cB\u201d or better during the last college year.Named to the Dean's List were 135 members of the sophomore class, 141 -mem- bers of the junior class, and 140 members of the senior class.For outstanding academic re- eords, 14 members of the sophomore class, 21 members of the junior class, and 24 members of the senior class were named as the First Group Scholars at Smith.Eleven seniors were elected to junior membership in the Smith College chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, national honorary scholastic society.Men's Club Whist TheMen's Club of Westminister Central United Church.is sponsoring a military whist to be held in the church hall, at 8:30 p.m.on Friday, Oct.22.- \u2019 Reddy \u2018Memorial W.A.Annourices Program \u201cThe Women's Auxiliary of .the Reddy Memorial Hospital started the 1954-55 season with a meeting in Victoria Hall, Mrs.Doreen Day Fashion Director of the T.+ occasion.Other events of the year wiH include: Nov.2, an'address by Mrs.Wilhelmina Holmes whose subiect will be \u201cThe Legal.Rights of Women\u201d.Mrs.H.Magder, 597 Lansdowne Avenue has kindly offered the use of her home for this meeting.A Christmas sale in aid of the Travel Cart will take place in the Nurses* Residence of the hospital on Nov.24, under the convenership of Mrs.Norman Olesker.a._ The December 14 meeting will have as guest speaker, Mrs.Katherine Roy, whose new novel \u201cLise\" has just been published.The annual Christmas Tree Party for the Out-Patient Department will take place the end of December.Miss Catherine MacKenzie, retired principal of the Montreal High School for Girls will be the speaker early in the New Year.In meeting and in April the plans for the Annual Theatre-Fair will be Isabel McConnell Aux.The monthly meeting of the Tsa- bel McConnell Evening Auxilinry\u2019 of Stanley Presbyterian Church will be held on Monday, at S18 p.m.in Franklin Hall Memorial.Complexion Expert Mme WANDA Formerly of Mayfair, London, England Beauty by Scientific Massage Cosmetics Individually Blended Exclusive Ladies\u2019 Salon By APPOINTMENT ONLY iner mambers.CALLING ALL HEARTS Your contribution to this.Combined Appeal goes to as the 28 agencies and services supported wholly or in part by the Federation of Catholic Charities, is needed .give generously when the canvasser calls + + .October 14th to 28th.FEDERATION OF CATHOLIC CHARITIES.and ST.MARY'S HOSPITAL EET HET hey years \u201cCalling all Hearts\u201d sist St.Mary\u2019s Hospital and $612,000 FE ve à - Ea\u2018on.Co., was the guest speaker on this.March there will be a busiries§ \u2019 Hi Aw Thi Hig anno fcho Rapo Th the s respe to thy ed © gchoo stand exam Mis enth fect events poard, Event and © She h versit] and ©: either Miss twelve] (1952- athletd school Corone ton G George hopes possibl to wor resear Shri Ann Karn will hol evening plain R Roval H Mr.K \u201cof the b vice- pre nett and Miss for this JU Ge ER EE TS à - eal i { The Alumnae Society of the 3 High School for Girls, Montreal | announces - the Lilian M.Hendrie gcholarship winners for 1954, Miss Rapoport and Miss Holmes.The Alumnae is proud to presen the scholarships of $200 and $100 \u2019 respectively at the Fall \u2018Reunion to these girls, às both have recorded outstanding service to the school as well as obtaining a high standard\u201d in: their.\u2018matriculation exams.Miss Vivian Rapopor, : an.| elev: enth year student; was \u2018head pre- fect and participated in .school | ch events sûg 1 as \u2018the newspaper board, \u2018annual - board, Cürrerit Event Club, interschiool orcliestra, and class sports, to name some.She has registered at McGill Uni- versity with the Faculty of Arts; |.and after graduation hopes tof either teäch or- .do social work.Miss Linda Holmes, a grade twelve student was head prefect (1952-53) and is an all-round athlete, having been on- many school teams.She attended the - Coronation in 1953 \u2018with thé Wes: ton Group.Now studying at Sir George Williams College, she hopes to major in mathematics and |- possibly physics, and later plans to work as a matheimatcian or do _ research in.a laboratory.?guest speaker \u2014 Claire Wallace, subject \u2014 \u201cMy Trip Around the World\u201d.Tea; November 17, Theatre night, Victoria Hall, Westmount.Details to be an- .nounced; November 26, Aluminum : Company of Canada, \u2018film\u2019 Claude Beaubien, commentator; ber 10, Christmas party and en-: tertainment for underprivileged children, Chairman, Mrs.W.Me- | Culloch and her committee; January 14, 1955, guest speaker \u2014 Mr.Lovell Baker \u2014 color: 1 films.subject \u201cGems and Where they are Found\u201d.Tea; January 26, ANTOINE\u2019S ART GALLERY Offers the following Interesting Suggestions Suggestion No.1 That young married or engaged couples consider Investing In one or more good platures especially That young married or engaged couples consider payment plans, whist party \u2014 Victoria Hall, 8.30 p.m.; January 2%, business meeting, members only, followed by short entertainment, to be announced, Tea will be served; February 11, members day in charge of drama group; Mrs.AS.Keilier, chairman.Tea; February 25, lecture to be announced, Tea; March 11, musicale; Joyce McLean, soprano, accompanist, Doris Killam, Joan Glithero, pianist.Chairman, Mrs., C.Sharpe, Tea will be served; March 22, charter tea and fishion show \u2014 Henry Morgan and Company.Eve Decem- + Westmount Women's Club Plans Interesting And Active Program ; The Westmount Women's Club held the opening meeting of the Season on Friday, Oct.8, in Victoria Hall, Westmount, at which the president, Mrs.Russel T.Stackhouse presided.The Rrogram for - * / Rummage Sales | Women's Auxiliary of the \u2018Children's Memorial Hospital will be held in the parish hall of St.Ste- -phen\u2019s Church, -corner Atwater and Dorchester, on Tuesday morning, October 19, at 10:30 a.m.« Park-Emmanuel WMS \u2018The W.M.S.Auxiliary of West- mount Park - Emmanuel Church will hold a Thank-offering meeting on Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m.Miss Jean Baxter of the Scottish Inland Mission from \u2018Kenya Colony, Africa Trill, fashion consultant.Mount will speak and Miss-Maureen Wark will sing.\u201cThins it would, sose wg money tr?\" \"I see you telephone people always use wood preservative on your poles.Think I should do the same thing when I build \u201cYes, it\u2019s a good idea.We've found at Bell that it saves us plenty on repair and replacement costs.That's why we treat Suggestion No.2 That Companies, Service Clubs and Banks consider the idea of purchasing an occasional painting for presentation for long Service \u2014 Retirement Gift \u2014 or Meritorious Service \u2014 as a deviation from the stereotyped presentations at present in vogue.939 VICTORIA SQUARE UN.6-4098 Royal Hotel; time to be announe- ed; March 25, business meeting, members only.Tea; April 8, Annual meeting, reports of officers \u2014 nominations and election of board of directors for incoming year.Co Childlike obedience moves to- ward every command of God, as the needle points where the load- storie: draws.© \u2014Thomds Watson: |\" telephone poles against rot; why we keep our trucks clean and in good repair; why we put up exchanges and offices to last, \u201cIt\u2019s only common sense, if we are to keep costs down and the price of your telephone service low.\u201d If you would like to get useful information on the preservative treatment of wood we suggest you write Forest Products atories of Canada, Department of Northern National Resources, Ottawa.A ffairs ar + q \u2019 The Fall rummage sale of the _ A Hi of With pnists ee 10 bette enera) nd be The fruit, hilk) tritio are, me es rates, ceded ody'8 ay.Quick id in*e rease t F Field: One-qY J@rown § k cup ans, Or poked poked rated 0 ats, U l]-purpo hg powd easpoong pilk or Cream ally.Ad pre, Sti pts, ora ift toge er, soda edients prmilk td Make SW ablespoo: weet mil Turn ji xôx Moderate 4%) aboy lo gres 23 MA nez \u201c\u20ac a ++ x 2% poderate } abou corate \u201d dore ba: | I nes, a) arga ew elcol Recent] | ; pangled / Miceting\u201d \u20ac inductor, 3 Clanan d Muir, Booed prunes, \u2018A vited Oatmeal bead Delicious or Breakfast with school just open, nutri- onists are urging parents\u2019 to e to it \u2018that their children eat better breakfast for the sake of mera] stamina: during the day petter scholastic work.The so-called \u2018basic breakfast fruit, cereal, breäd, butter, oy.lik) has acceptance by leading utritionists.It is easy to pre- are, inexpensive and provides be essential protein, carbohy- rates, vitin pins ceded to supply JA to % of the ody's nutritional needs for one By.Quick breads, using cereals, jà interest, to breakfast and in- reage the nutritional value.Fruit Oatmeal Bread field: 1 large or 2 small loaves) one-quarter cup fat, 1% cup \u2018 own sugar, 1 egg, well beaten, } cup chopped Brazil nuts, pe- ans, or walnuts, 3; cup diced cup diced poked apricots, 1 tablespoon ated organe rind, 1 cup rolled ats, uncooked, 2 \u2018cups sifted -purpose flour, 2 teapsoons bak- Mg powder, % teaspcon soda, 144 Miiske sweet milk sour, paspoons salt, 13% cups butter- ilk or sour milk.Cream fat, add sugar grad- gly.Add egg to creamed mix- pre, Stir in nuts, prunes, apri- ois, orange rind and rolled oats.ift together flour, baking .power, soda and salt.Add dry in- edients alternately with but- milk to creamed mixture.(To add :1 phlespoon vinegar to 11™ cups weet milk.) Turn into greased loaf pan x 8 x 3 inches, and bake in \u2018Mpcderate oven (350-375 degrees .} about 13% hours; or turn jlo greased loaf pans, TY x x 24 joderate oven (350-375 degrees ) about 1 hour.If desired, orate the top of the- loaves Hore baking \u2018with whole pitted Pres, apricots and nuts.argaret Chämbers ew Grand President elcomed By O.S.G, Recenily in the Legion ,Hall, ountain St, Montreal, local Scot- I Auxiliaries welcomed the new fnadian Grand President: Mar- set Chambers, of Toronto.Sing- pf of O Canada, and The Star pangled - Banner opened the Mreting of about four hundred.ie convener for the evening was wt president Davina Blair as- Med by past pres.Iza Hall [Pests of honour were past grand les.Agnes Murray, and grand inductor Mildred Barden, as well ! Clansmen Brothers Henderson hd Muir, all of Montreal.\u2019 A flag drill organized by past Tesident Jeggy Smith and Anne \u2018Riorrison was most impressive.The new grand president was resented with a beautiful silver f8y suitably inscribed from the any Montreal Auxiliaries.Re- Peshments- were served and talent fom the various Auxiliaries ought this first amalgamated léeting to a close.- St.Leo's Scout Aux.The St.Leo's Ladies\u2019 Scouts fuxiliary will hold their next gen- Ril meeting at St.Leo's Hall Wed- \u201cday, Oct.20 at 8:15 p.m.Westmount Baptist W.A.The Women's Association of the lestmount Baptist Church, Rosé and Sherbrooke Sts.W., is Wing a luncheon on Tuesday, «ge Program.y Lobe 26, at 12.30 in the Church i R.G.Gilbride, former Presi- ent of The Montreal Council of, omen, will be the guest speaker.There will be special music on and minerals i inches and bake in | THE EXAMINER, + ~ SPEAKS TO LIBERAL WOMEN: Hon.Robert H.Winters, guest « Speaker Tuesday at the Reform Club for the annual dinner of the \u201cN.D,G.Women's Liberal Club.Hon.George Marler, Minister of Transport, is also expected to attend as president of the Reform Club.Among the head table guests will be Hon.Robert H.Winters and Mrs.Winters, Paul Earle M.L.A., and Mrs.Earle, Mrs.Maurice Heller, president, Mr.and Mrs.J.O.Asselin, Mr.and Mrs, R.E.Wagar, Mr.and Mrs, F.P.Whitman, James Cleary, and Edmund Asselin.Schiaparelli's | 12 Commandments The fashion-conscious woman can make the most of her figure and her budget by following 12 commandments when buying clothes, famed designer Elsa Schiaparelli says in the current \u2018issue of Maclean's Magazine.\"Here they are in the words of the woman whose exotic hats and Daliesque displays shocked her way to the top of the fashion world: - 1, Since most women do not know themselves, they should try to do so.2.A woman wha buys an expensive dress and changes it, often with disastrous result, is extravagant and .foolish, 3.Most women (and men) are color-blind.They should ask for suggestions.4.Remember \u2014- \u2018women have inferiority complexes.Seventy per cent have illusions.5.Ninety per cent are afraid of being conspicuous anu of what people will say.So the; buy a grey suit.They shoudld dare to be different.6.Women .should listen and ask competent criticism and advice.7.They should choose their clothes alone or in the company of a man.8 They should never shop with : another woman, who sometimes consciously, and often unconsciously, is apt.to be jealous.9.She should buy little and only of the best or the cheapest.10.Never fit a dress to the body, but train the body to fit the\u2018 dress.11.A woman should buy mostly in one place where she is known and respected, and not rush around trying every new fad.12.And she should pay her bills, Multiple Sclerosis Society The west end: chapter of the multiple\u201d sclerosis society of Canada will hold .an.open meeting on Thursday, October 21, at 8:15 at the central YWCA on Dorchester St, West.Mrs.Roy Scafe, chairman of the west end chapter will preside.The |.guest speaker of the èvening wil be Mr.George Cohen.My.Cohen, * .20 percent of\u2019 blind artist and sculptorewill give the audience the background story of the training of Seeing Eye Dogs.Refreshments will be served and everyone is invited to attend.at LAZARE'S DRIVE-IN 6825 DECARIE BLVD.MONDAY - Oct.18th .TUESDAY ~.Oct.19th WEDNESDAY .Oct.20th WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTORER 15, 1954 + Maritime Women's Club - List Coming Events The Maritime Women\u2019s Club of Montreal opening meeting was held on Thursday, October 14, in the YWCA.Following is the list of coming events: November 5: Bridge in.aid of the Ste.Anne de Bellevue veterans will be, held in the Ephraim Scott Church Hall, Mrs.W.B.Jonah and Mrs, G.W.Walker, conveners.November 20, Charter day luncheon in the Mount Royal Hotel; December 2: Sale of handwork and home cooking in the Ephraim Scott Church Hall; December 9: The Christmas \u2018meeting \u2014 Dr.Stl PAGE ELEVRN Malcolm A.Campbell will adaresl this \"meeting; January 6: Musicale at the Ÿ CA; February 10, joint meet g with the Business and Professional Women\u2019s Club, with Wilson Wood- side as the speaker; February 17, Seholarship bridge to be held at the Ephraim Scott church hall, with conveners \u2014 Mrs.R.W, Horton and Mrs, J._E.Matheson; March 17, Fashion show; April 28, the annual meeting held in the auditorium of the YWCA.NURSING CARE The Victorian Order of Nurses provides skilled nursing care in your home on a visit basis at moderate rates.À Re ° DRY CLEANING PICK UP and DELIVERY fashion show ~ SOONER OR LATER You \u2018will have to admit that it is the = .item DRY CLEANING IN TOWN ® Personalized service, plus quality.© We operate our own plant, using modern equipment with skilled operators.° SHIRTS STE.ROSE CLEANERS and LAUNDERERS a A * LAUNDRY First Public Showing in Canada Of An Important Collection Of Norman Hartnell (Designer to Her Majesty The Queen) ORIGINAL | FUR CREATIONS PM FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE \u2018MISS BONDY RE.7-3608 © NO ADMISSION CHARGE © FREE PARKING vo A NORMAN HARTNELL representative will be present to give you personal advice on your fur styling, and remodelling problems.aime prs TA Lhe + mrt sa pq sue Le Sn Ce emerge: te PAGE TWELVE 1.The judges were: Alice Lighthall, VIRGILIA PETERSON, author and book reviewer, who will be the guest speaker for the American Women\u2019s Club of Montreal, on Wednesday, October 20, in the Blue Room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel -at 2:30 p.m.Hobby Group The Handicraft or \u2018\u201cHobhny\u201d group, of the American Women's Club chairmanship of Mrs.Alar Slayton and her assistant, Mrs.W.Roy Dohn, will hold their first meeting Tuesday, at Mrs.F.G.Me- Arthur\u2019s home in Hampstead.Immediate Past President Quebec Branch, Can- and Miss *adian Handicraft Guild.Following is the list of prize winners: 1st Prize $50.00: Miss G: Mc- Dowell, 643 Prince.Arthur St.W., Aut.6, Montreal.10 Prizes.of $10.00 each: Miss Frances Jolli- more, Women\u2019s Institute, Spring Brook, P.EI.; Mrs, Ray Fenwick, Lorlie, Sas.; Muriel French, More- ton\u2019s Harbour, Newfoundland; Mrs.Alvin Lacy, N.B.; Mrs.F.G.MacDonald, Pub- nico, Yarmouth Co, N.B.; Mrs.Chester Miller, Gaspe Harbour, Que.; Mrs.Ivan MacLean, Women\u2019s Institute, Coleman, P.E.IL; \"Mrs.Jim Wilson, Wood .Ave., Armstrong, B.C.; Mrs.Vernon March, Lady Cove, Random Is, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland; Mrs.Fred! A.Bennett, Cross C-eek, York Co., N.B.; 20 Prizes of $5.00 each: Mrs.Jessie Norton, 1452 Chomedy St., Montreal; Mrs.Carl MacDonald, Cardigan, P.E.T.; Mrs, J.C.Dalgleish, 6907 Wiseman Ave., Apt.3, Montreal; Miss Helen \u2018Ross, 65 Rosemount Crescent, Westmount, Que.; Miss Hary Mc- Ewan, 65 Rosemount Crescent, Westmount, Que.; Mrs.F.l.olley, Women's Institute, Whonnock, Men's Institute, Pubnico, Yar- B.C.; Mrs.Bernard Murphy, Wo- mouth Co., N.S.; Mrs.G.F.Dob- son, Pubnico, Yarmouth Co., N.S.;\" Miss Jessie Moore, The Pickanock, AT OCT.13 to NOV.15 EXHIBITION OIL PAINTINGS IRENE SHAVER Y.W.C.A., 1355 Dorchester St.W.THE EL.4015 at lowest possible Don't miss Betmanp if you seek the utmost in travel adventure Past ond present mingle between the seaside resorts of the north and the snow-capped Alps in the south of the world\u2019s most varied vacation-lond combining the culture of centuries with modern progress in true hospitality, Thrift Season rates.GERMANY\u2019S OLDEST INN \u201cZUM RIESEN\" (1590) in MILTENBERG For information and 1176 Sherbrooke St.W.Your Local Travel Agent, or GERMAN TOURIST INFORMATION OFFICE literature please ask Plateau 9614 Women's Volunfary Service \u201cList| Prize Winners For Knitted Squares \u2018The Women\u2019s Voluntary Services\u2019 knitted sguares competition for blankets for victims of the Greek earthquakes, closed on October Mrs.Andrew Fleming, O.B.E.; Mrs.A.Turner Bone, President National Council of \u201cWomen, Canada; Queenstown, | x CINDERELLA APRONS: Party aprons of nyllon sheer are making fashion news.sophisticated are often black like the one at left which features pockets twinkling with star- CY Most shaped pieces of mirror.White nylon sheer at right is embroidered with a huge black and gold colored bumble bee.Both are as washable and sturdy as their kitchen counterparts, Going without breakfast, as a shockingly large number of Canadian school children do, is detrimental to both their attitudes and scholastic attainments.That is the conclusion of a recent controlled test on 25 students, ages 12 to 14.Data were collected from -the 25 schoolboys over a period of 26 weeks.\u2018 The teacher's report that the majority of boys had a definitely better attitude and better scholastic record during the period when breakfast (a basic cereal and milk breakfast \u2014 fruit, cereal with milk, bread, butter and milk to drink) was included in tha daily dietary regimen than when it was omitted.For example, some of the boys were careless and SI\" attentive during the late morning hours when breakfast was omitted.During the period when they ate breakfast, these same boys showed recognizable improvement, especially in scholastic attainment.\u201cOne subject was reported to be careless, languid and listless dur-, ing the late morning hours when he did not eat breakfast, but did good scholastic work and had sufficient energy for outside activity during the period when breakfast was included in his daily eating plan.It was the opinion of the school principal and of the teacher that breakfast was a material asset to the boys both in the matter of attitude and scholastic accomplishment.\u201d A cup of coffee and a \u2018doughnut is not an adequate breakfast.Yet thousands of school children have Wright, P.Q.; Mrs.B.Nuttall, 1231 Tattersall Drive, Victoria, B.C.; Mrs.R.Seidel, Squilax, B.C; Miss M.Wall, 1630 York Place, Oak Bay, Victoria, B.C.; Mrs.Robert Buchanan, Tabusintae, B.; Miss P.M.Welch, 2147 Ven- dome Ave, Apt.16, Montreal; Mrs.F.Whittaker, South Bolton, ny Bank, Gaspe, Que.; Mrs.G.S.Borthwick, Chinook Cove, B.C.; Mrs.H.C.Heaven, P.O.Box 595, Grand \u2018Forks, B.C.; Mrs.C.Stewart, Creemore, R.R.4, Ontario; Mrs.Margaret C\u201carke, c/o The Jubilee Guild, P.O.Box H-5211, St.John\u2019s, Newfoundland.Hospital W.A.The Women's Auxiliary of the Quean Elizabeth Hospital will hold the monthly meeting at 3 p.m.on October 20, in the Memorial Hall.Guest speaker will be Mrs.W.Holmes, Miss Margaret Forbes of Cam- rose, Alberta, is one of 53 Cara- dian teachers who have exchanged places with British teachers for one year undér the scheme sponsored by the League of the British Commonwealth and Empire.The change means a great difference for Miss Forbes.Whereas in Camrose she taught both boys and girls, in Leeds\u2014a city of 500,000\u2014she will deal \u201cshowed\u201d Tests Prove Breakfast Aids Pupils\u2019 Alertness A BASIC BREAKFAST, say professors of nutrifion is necessary for alertness and good marks at school, rat or nothing at all.Nutritionists, doctors and school leaders are trying to raise the standard for children, family.of Canadian breakfasts; not only but for, the entire Que.; Mrs.Philip Patterson, Sun- | with girls only for the next year.delightfully | If you like a sparkling brew that's light and dry, be sure to try this perfect RICEBEER.It's the dry beer you'll be calling MY beer.and it\u2019s a Molson * produot .DIN with tro Sat Jate the gcor long ran Thé ment hoped the 5 ing © them wing game Ne | visit k'treal Thé Toron Satur esting finish Jong \u20ac men for a ise an interred There\u2019 the te 26, TH with CH MI to Mo they 8 Barbax they | cond \u2018Barb { an lo ; es \u2018Theys | fifteen ruggé 1 \u201c fast cd day./ Sa | team Ÿ a at Wei pm, 4 barian § not only e entire \u2014\u2014 g \"them.\u2014 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1954: Ontario Sfars Trounce Quebec McGill, Barbs Are Both Winners): By JIM ADAM Ontario, Canada\u2019s strongest rugger province, soundly trounced Quebec 23-3 ip an: Anterprovincial match played last Saturday in Toronto.The Quebec team which had been weakened slightly by late changes due to injury were never in the game against the powerful Toronto select team, Ian Monroe was the lone\u2019 scorer for Quebec when late \u2018in the second half he kicked a long range penalty goal, good for the three points, Ontario ran in five \u2018touchdowns, four converted, .The result was a disappoint- À ment to the Quebec team who had hoped*to put up a good fight but | the superlor speed of the opposing backs was just toowmuch for Gordon Lowther \u2018on the wing for Quebec played a fine game, taekling well all afternoon.Here Next Year ?Next fall Ontario return the ° visit when they Will play in Mon- bh treal -on Thanksgiving weekend.The Westmount club weakened with 11 of their players away in Toronto played McGill University Saturday morning.A fast intgr- esting game saw the college crew finish deserving winners on the dong end of a 10-0 count, The Red- men who had- only been training for a week showed a lot: of promise and look likely.to rétaih their intercollegiate championship.There are \u2018some rough spots in the team bit coach Howie Ryan should soon sharpen those up.The Westmount team tried hard and held their own for the greater portion of the game but the college squad were quick to take ad- | vantage of two lapses in the Wes-\" ties defence to.go over \u2018for TD's, both were converted.Return Game Slated Westmount will play a return game with the McGill boys at Mol- son Stadium on TueMay, October 26.The game will be under lights with the kick-off slated for 8 p.m.MILT.were attractive visitors | to Montreal last weekend when they tangled with the Montreal Barbarians, Fit and tough though they were the Boston team couldn't handle the éxperienced \u2018Barb team on tlre mud-heap pitcn and lost 9-3.This weekend Toronto Wander- l ers will be visitors in Montreal.| They are bringing two complete fifteens with them so the local rugger action will be thick and : fast come this Saturday-and Sun- ; day.Saturday the Westmount second team will play Wanderers seconds at Westmount Park, kick-off at 2 p.m.At the same time the Barbarians will be playing the Wand- JULIETTE HARMON, who is in charge of the showing of fashions which will be presented under the auspcies of the Stanley Church W.A., on Wednesday, Oct.20, at 8:15 p.m.in Franklin Hall Memorial.Group D of the Women's Association is sponsoring this show under the convenership of Mrs.Ruth Drake.Refreshments will be served at the conclusion of the fashion presentations.Reserve altons may be made by telephoning Mrs.Drake at GL.1539 or tickets may obtained at the door.The pianist for this fashion show will be Marion Sy- monds.f \u2018erers\u201d first string team at, the West Hill High School grows, kick-off 2.30 pmE ; At Westmount Sunday \u2019 \u2018On Sunday the action switches, \u2018with the Westmount firsts tackl- .ing Wanderers first team at Tren- holme Park.This will - be followed'by a garhe between thie\u2019sécond.fifteens of the \u2018Wanderers and Barbarians.This is believed a record for the number of games to be \u2018played in this city ôn a single wéekend and further emphasises the fact that erugger is the fastest growing sport in the district.i.- It is felt that the- time when there will: be three clubs in town is not far off and the first move to form the third club will likely be taken in the Spring -of next year.\u2018 The following will represent the Westies first squad next Sunday at Trenholme: Derek Jamieson, Gordori Lowther, Bill.McQueen, George Ewan, Tom Park, Ronnie Ruthven, John McLaren, Clark Fraser, Murdon Murchison, Joe O'Flaherty, Dick Miller, Ian Mon- \\roe, Geoff Jackson, Donald Munro, Gerry Fotheringham.It will be good to see skipper George Ewan back after a wo week layoff.FROM THE TOUCHLINE .Barbarians play the McGill Red- men under the lights tonight at Molson ., membership of the club going very well this season .third club in Montreal soon is the motto .Barbarians two fine backs Joe Smyth and Blair Taylor injured two weeks ago may be out for some time .-.Westmount still have Jim Adam ! RA 2 À ve 4 2K \u201c2 RE: When you see a contractor on a job, a bank Joan may be helping to finance it.anufaoturers and merchants use bank credit to buy materials, process and market goods.\u2014 \u2014 and.Bill Cullens on the unavailable,list and.there they will remain for the balance of the year .Welcome home to Jean Watt head of the club\u2019s ladies auxiliary » Shirley Thompson also of that same fine group leaves for England with daughters Pamela and Valerie next Tuesday .she\u2019l] be back in the spring .püblicity man Jim Adam has been on the move and can now be contacted-at HU.8-8316 if youshave any rugger néws to pass on.congratula- tionsto Barabarians Barry Ward on his recent engagement i «.The Westmoéunt's hext \u2018dance 1s slated for Novetber 13, \u201d Hollywood :: Pee (Continued from page 5) pretty French Ganadian-maid.The girl caught\u201dthe eye of a dinner guest she served at the matron's table.Climax: \u2018maid marries guest, a.noted screenwriter, and now has two maids and a butler of her own.Matron looking for replacement, preferably old and ugly .\u2019.Candy cigarettes are.now available in kingsized cartons .Alan Young, making his umpteenthH comeback, is in Paris to star with Jane Russell and Jeanne Crain in \u201cGentlemen Marry - Brunettes\u201d, \u201cWhite Christmas\u201d, the new Bing Crosby-Danny Kaye musical, may not be seen in Montreal: for some time though it opens this month at New York's Radio City Music Hall.- Paramount Studio, maker of the musical, wants 70 cents Sut of every dollar taken in at the box office and Consolidated Theaters won\u2019t pay it.Since Consolidated controls all Montreal first-runs there is a temporary standoff .Sign in a movie mogul\u2019s office: \u201cTo Avoid Criticism and Attack, Say Nothing, Do Nothing\u2014and BE NOTHING\u201d \u201cMartin Luther\u201d, the religious film which cost only a few hundred thousand dollars, has grossed $3,200,000 in the United States and Canada to date and still has an antici-ated 8,000 -engagements to be filled in America, plus many more around the globe.The much- praised film was censored out of Quebec theaters .Vincent Price wants Errol Flynn to pay him $15,000 still due the actor for his chore in \u2018The Bargain\u201d, a movie > Flynn produced in Europe.VICTOR KNIGHT, \u2014 who has the important role of Deputy-Governor Danforth in the Arthur Miller play \u201cThe Crücible,\u201d-which opened the MRT\u2019s season in West Hill Auditorium last night.The curtain goes up at 8.45 .sharp and the play will run until Saturday.Price made the picture four years Service War Veterans Association ago, is still unpaid, end claims it {Inc will hold à general meeting was no bargain at all.Tuesday at 1164 BeaŸer' Hall \u2019 Square at 8 p.m.All war veter- _ * ans employed by the federal gov- CIVIL SERVANTS MEET |ernment in Montreal and district Branch 81 of the Dominion Civil are invited to.attend.NEARLY 50% Nearly 50% of the beds at St.Mary\u2019s Hospital are devoted to patients Who can, at best, pay only a portion of the cost of their hospitalization.A large number are unable to pay anything at all.This deficit must be made up by the current Combined Appeal .give generously Oct.14th-28th, \\ FEDERATION OF CATHOLIC CHARITIES and ST.MARY'S HOSPITAL ~ Money goes to work every day cos : Farmers and other primary producers borrow from a bank to buy equipment, meet seasonal needs.\u2018The benefits of bank credit run through all personal and commercial life.Bank credit operates silently, but on every hand you have satisfying assurance that it is \u201cat work\u201d .in all types of communities, for all sorts of worthwhile purposes.The chartered banks continually adapt their many services to meet the changing, expanding needs, of modern enterprise and modern living) THE \u2018BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY IT mm Te SRR aa ER } A) / =\u201c PAGE FOURTEEN Verdun: Scores Third Straight Win With 22-0 Victory Over Westmount Showing-only occasional sparks of offensive, strepgth, sepior B football team was decisively beaten.220: \u201cby\u201d Park.\u2026 mit in control., | The game had been postponed \u201c because of a heavy downpour on Tuesday, and thie field was still wet and muddy.However, this had].no apparent effect on the outcome of the game nor on caljbre.Early in the first\u2019 Squarter Verdun was im scoring : position.Quarterback: Tgonos attempted a field goal from 20 yards out, but it was widé of the uprights.Paul Hamilton was forced to concede the point when he found himself trapped in the end zone with six .opponents charging: towards him.The time was three minutes in the first quarter, and the score Verdun 1, Westmount 0.Threaten Again In very short order, Verdun was threatening once again.Jerry Stevens stole a pass out of the W.H.S.players\u2019 arms and -carried the ball to the Westmount eight yard line.Verdun's first down attempt at a touchdown was spoiled by the hard-hitting Purple 'n * White defensive wall, which had > The Verdun squad, led by quarterback George Tsonos, was more than a match, for the locals and at no point in, the confestwas there any doubt as \u2018to\u2019 which téaïn \u201d Was Verdun Wednesday at Weëtmount \u201c =?£ the Westmount High School ample opportunity to show well on goal line stands.Second down ahd \u2018goal to go, Quarterback, Tsonos plowed \"through the line himself \u2018to register the five point score.His con- \u2018vert attempt was missed, but Westmount was offside.* Tsonos tried the kick again, and this time fwas successful \u2014 the score after six minutes of play, Verdun 7, W.H.S.0.> \u201cAnother Single \u2018 Towards the close of the opening quarter, Tsonos again utilized his kicking ability.A 55 yard punt forced Paul Hamilton into his own end zone and left him with no alternative hut to concede the point.Verdun was ahead 8-0 when the tearn exchanged ends at the end of the first quarter.During the.first quarter, West- mount executed a beautiful set of long forward passes.Both were completed by Paul Hamilton.The first was a long toss to end Lance Thomson for 40 yards.Lance played an oufsianding game all the 0 2, s Crown r and be y % Seagrams V.O.y Stograuvs Sure\u201d ê Seagram's \u201c83\u201d Emphatically yes! Wide- _spread research by Kingsbeer has proved there is a partic- vlar lager brew that has oll the qualities demanded by an overwhelming majority of Canadians who prefer a distinctive lager.Kingsbeer alone is brewed exactly to this high standard.Only - Kingsbeer is RICE BREWED TO THE CANADIAN TASTE KQ-1 vay | and.was Westmount\u2019s leading grounä-gainer.The second of the- two passes was to Bob Hamilton; who made a sensational snare for a 25 yard gain.Unf rtunately these .Gccasional gains \u2018by.coach Ror Sharp's squad \u2018were: few and far between and presented no real.threat.\u201c -scored another major.\u2018This \u2018one was on a pass which took the Blue and Red from their-own 49 yard | line to the Westmount _16.The Verdun squad recovered the ball after W.H.S.gambled on third down and lost.Tsonos faded back and heaved the pigskin 35 yards into the waiting hahds of Rich Batemay who then proceeded to the Westmount 16 yard\u201cliñe.' Porous Pass Defence This completion was one of the | many made by Verdun through the tussle.As in the Catholic High game last week, the W.H.S.pass: defence was very weak and only occasionally did they \u2018manage to prevent a completed pass.Verdun, on the other hand, found that the \"Purple 'n White offensive line did not hold well and often broke through to pin quarterback Hamilton quite a distance behind the line of scrimmage.This weakness in the Westmount offensive proved costly and contributed greatly to the final outcome of the game.With Verdun in the opposing 16 yard marker, Rich Bateman carri-, ed the ball across the goal line on | a line plunge.Tsonos made the\u2019 convert, and the half-time score | read Verdun 14, Westmount 0.Jackie Bowman, much-heralded Verdun athlete who scampered for three majors in the short 15 minute contest against Lachine in the football carnival, must have had a bad day.As the-teams returned to the field to resume the tussle after the half-time break, Bowman had as yet to score a point that afternoon.No sooner said than done, for after 10 minutes had elapsed in the third quarter, Jackie ran around his own left end and went over for a major standing up.The convert by Tsonos was good and the scoreboard read 20-0 in favor of the Red'n Blue.Miller \u201cBest\u201d Blocker The outstanding play in \u2018that quarter was a 30 yard run by Paul Hamilton which was made possible through the blocking of official Lou Miller.He put three Verdun (Continued on Page 16) GEORGE, EWAN, captain of the Westmount rugger team makes a welcome re-appearance in the -team this week against the Toronto Wanderers after a two \u2018week layoff, A former star performer with the famous Wat- sonian club of Edinburgh, Scot-.~ land.\u201d > In the second\u2019 quârter, Verdun i: 4 , .- \\ a A ab Woe.WE 4 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY.OCTOBER 18, 1066 2 = rr oe > : \u201c, + Cy Mou., Guard Thur., \u2018Sent, 305 PEE WEE LEAGUE Man,, Oct.25: Sth Grade - AE bee 4: \u201c A games start at 4.ur, Nov.4: Sept.27: alt Nowe 8: s-Cadois-Lancers R.M.R, Play-Offs Start \u201cB\u201d League À | Touch \u2018Schedules | ft Bt Grey-Greens : So R.MCR, ss Moi, Oct.4: Pd I MOSQUITO LEAGUE ty ns oo « RMR bs \"4th Grafle _Mon.,, A vo Nan Guards Greys \u201c74 Privce Alberti} i - Al Ed Lat 3:45 Wed, 13: > : ps _ Gadeis oy Gira.\"+7 Prince\u2019 Albeit: |.Fils\u201d Got 1 hur, - ye : - _ Greons-Lancers ; Prince Albert Rr TA armé - Colonel ine Blug Mou.; Oct, 48: + \".Co] © wp» LEAG M Cards Gaüets-Lancois, R.M.R.L UE Mon., Oct.ee Fri.- cl: 1: \u201cGreys-Gr ns ST .Prince Albert Reds = Crowns \u2014 - Rooks + = Regaly Mon, Oct.25: =.20101 .Ri Cadiia Tacers-Grocns \u201c+ RMR.Tues, Oct 5:, ~ Mon.Qt.25 2 A 0 , Ath A JLeuguer.i Prince pf sveys-Guan a\u2019 ~~ Proce Albert \"* League tL Tues,, Nov.2: go RAE OE Fri, Oct.,16:° 7.7\" ; k Cadets-Greys-Guards Lr \u201cRM,R.\u201ca League gt Te \u201c Prluce.Ay Fues, Nov.25: 7 : 1 Fee \u201cB\u201d League 5 1.Gireeily angers: © ; Prince Albert Fri;, Oct.22: Fo.ST -Mon., Nov.8: pm ee ve ment MA\u201d League , .Priuge 4 Pluy-Orfs Start \u2018 ig League = : \"À a Fri, Oct, 29: : ph MIDGET LEAGUE wo AT Yeas To Prince x \u201cTth G Grade Coe q 8 a - Fris, \u2018Nov.5s : «© Ter All games start at + AT eagle Priuce A Wed, Sept.205 - ; \u201cB\u201d League .°° + R) Beds\u2019 = 781 \u2014.7B.2 >.Prince Albért [-Fri., Nov.12:< 1 = Wed, Sept, au PEUR ; Play-Offy Start Blues se 78 3 = iB Fa Staynor \u201cPrice Albert\u2014R| e et.6: Reds \u2014 7B 1 \u2014 Blues , Staynor Wed., Oct, -6: 7Bb 2\u2014.7B 3 \u2014 7B 4 | Princé Albert Wed! Oct.13: = to Reds \u2014 7B 3 \u2014 Te + Staÿnor Thur.- Oct, 14: > - Blues \u2014 7B { \u2014 7B 2-7 © Stayer |} Wed, Oct, - Teds \u2014 78 1 tn 2 Prince Albert Wed., Oct.20: \u2018Blues \u2014= TB 4 .\u2014 7B 4 Staynor 4 Wed., Oct.27: Cw Xa o Bh 1 \u2014 Blues: Staynor SENIOR SECT ed, Oct.27: Te zON .78% \u2014 78 3 \u2014 7B 4 Prince Albert |.note 8° ; Wed.Nov.3: Pi - > WIL T F AR Reds \u2014 7B, 3 \u2014 7B 4 Prince Albert .0 ' Wed, Now 3: \u2019 il - 0 1 Blues - 781 \u2014 7B 2 Staynor | 0, $ Wed: Nov.10: ~ RK 0 2} Play-Offs,- Start PTT a \u2019 8 5 RS 0 1 ¢ \u201cBANTAM LEAGUE + E 6th Grade\\ i + >\" All games start at 4 = ; Wed, Sept, 29: SP 1; Cardinais-Cavatlers > Maroons + AR, 14 fon, Oct.4: = 13 All eus © ER \u201c Staynor fg 3 Wed.Qct.13: : .R.M.R.\u2018 Al\u2019 Teams .RK, M.R.| Mon., Oct, 18: Hs, + All Teams te Staynor WIJHS \u2018 $ La on | La Lea) Fo Mad st.I noo ND dou sta Sta.:T also Goi dent cons pres ure reta son FE} grag wit est cen gee afte: coad have for the usua yea Sat fami 80 bigg Leag : this Ng We have so much \u2018to protect _ This Canadg of ours \u2014is ours to enjoy at a price \u2014 the price of constant alertness.-\u2014 We cannot take for.granted our freedom to worship, to vote, to educate our children, or to order our home life as we please.All these freedoms are ours only as long as we are willing to do everything necessary to maintain and defend them.All honour then to the Canadian Soldier \u2014 the \u201csteadfast guardian of all our free institutions.Without man like him, the Canada we love might cease to be.We have so much to protect.Let us all do our part, | Without let-up, whatever way our duty lies.# SERVE CANADA AND YOURSELF IN THE ARMY To be eligible you must be 17 to 40 years of age, skilled tradesmen \u2018to 45.When applying bring birth certificate or other proof of ags.* Apply right away \u2014 For full information write or visit the Army Recruiting Centre nearest your home, Canadian Army Information Centre, .772 Sherbrooke St.W., Montreal, P.Q.\u2014 Telephone HA.6302 , LAS Army Information Centre, 30 Belvedere St., Sherbrooke, P.Q.\u2014 Telephone 2-3577 ow.No.3 Personnel Depot, Connaught Barracks, 3 Citadel Hill, Quebec, P.Q.\u2014 Telephone 4-594 THE MOST EXCITING SHOW OF THE YEAR! Y See ond win the world's first do-it-yourself house .+ by Drivers À See the Police Juvenile Clubs\u2019 \u201cLog Cabin \" contest À See over 200 amazing.hobby demonstrations for the entire family À See and learn \u201chow to Children Da} 25¢ .Official Opening \u2014 Friday Night; 7:30 pm.- do-it-yourself, ADMISSION .+ + 50c; Fri.Sat., Sun, 1 p.m; = 11 p.m.\u2014 Mon.to Thurs., 6 p.m, « 11 pm Kite % ee Prince gs af ) + .- z 0 CoP mm 8 Albert) mans: : this Saturday.Para 40e ae : ed by Pat Lomasney; st.Lau rent Inters Open Season Sat.The curtain will rise Saturday M on the 1954-55 schedule of the St.Laurent.Intermediate Hockey.League with last year's champjons Foyal Pharmacy and runners up MacRae Electric teeing off at the st.Laurent Arena.| In the second game of the afternoon Michaud Freres meet the .NDG Regents as the first of 18 \"doubleheaders get -the pucksters started on ,their long _journey.Starting tire is set for 2 p.m.The St.Laurent Hockey League is headed by Jimmy Slater, who also toots the whistle in the QHL.Going into his third year as president, Jimmy heads the executive consisting of Gerry Kerr, vice- resident, Jimmy Kerr as treas- .yrer, Clifford Farnworth as secretary, and directors Pat Patterson and Pat Lomasney.The four teams of the loop are gradually rounding into shape with this \u201cyear producing the greatest player changes as seen in recent years.Improvement has been seen in each of the teams and after last week\u2019s practice the coaches of each of the teams will have a tough job selecting players for the opening game.: With competition declining from the varioys other sports which usually conflict at this time of year, more faces were seen at last Saturday's practices.Some were familiar but some were new and go it is with anticipation of a bigger and better season that the St.Laurent Intermediate Hockéy League opens its 1954-55 season Cliff Farnworth (NR Employees Enter Hoop Loop A group of Westmount residents have entered a team in the West- mount Municipal Intermediate -Basketball League.The addition of this squad makes up a four team league; others are Avenue Stars, manag- Staynor, led by Earle MacDonald; and Royals with Logue McDonald at the helm, .SN First practices have been called as follows: Tuesday, November 2, Staynor, 7.30 - 8.45 pm, Avenue Stars 8.45 - 10 p.m.Wednesday, Nov.3, Royals 730 - 8.45 pm, C.NR.845 - 10 p.m, Anyone wishing to try out for a berth on Staynor, Avenue Stars, or Royals is invited out.All practices and games are held | at Westmount Junior High School.Further information can be had by calling Johnny Garland, at FI.6975.McGrail Enrols In Teacher Course Dick McGrail, fast-stepping outfielder with Steinberg's Eastern Canada championship fastball aggregation, has enrolled as a student at the School for Teachers, Macdonald College, and by this time next year hopes to be teaching in a Montreal school.Dick has completed three years of work for a bachelor's degree at McGill, hopes to wind up work on that at night when he begins teaching.- Now In Full Swing Gym and swim classes are now operating in full swing for boys of all age groupings.- Senior boys meet Monday and Thursday from 4 to 5:30 p.m.In-' termediate boys hold gym classes Tuèsday from 4-5 p.m.and Saturday from 10-11 followed by a swim.Junior boys gym class is Saturday from 9-10 a.m.with a plubige in the pool sitter.DERI RS 0 2 hed = employed at the CN.R.|wn BROTHER ACT: Gerry Ramsey; left, is congratulated by brother.Phil after winning the St.Leo's Academy senior tennis title in \u2018straight sets.SCHOOL - RUGBY SENIOR A SECTION \u2014 I nN nN ss Om ë ; Z 00 5 0 0 0 fh bb gy ed pub ud oc \u2014 » POWONNEN el onacool cocoon ®a / NNoHOHmuSE Ss6009s060 voand NR a8Recudoa POONNRAL New Name Given Sport Activities All boys sports activities sponsored by the Montreal Boys Association will be given under the new name of the Montreal Boys \u2018Athletic Association, it was announced this week.At a recent meeting it was also decided that polleyball and basketball would play a major part in the fall and winter programs.Volleyball started last.week and basketball *'is slated to begin shortly.It was announced that swimming meets would be held over the Christmas holidays, the first at the Point St.Charles Boys Club, - Present at the meeting were representatives from Unity Boys Club, Neighbourhood House, East Fnd Boys Club, Point St.Charles\u2019 Boys Club, Victoriatown Boys Club, Negro Community Center, South-western YMCA, St.Andrew's Youth enter and the Montreal Parks and Playgrounds Association, - Badminton Will Start Tuesday At WHS The Westmount Recreation Dé¢- partment\u2019s Tuesday Badminton Club has received several registrations to date, \u2019 Activity will commence on Tuesday, November 2, at 7:30 pm, oom at Westmount Senior High School.amas emmy om « - THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1956 ceo - ; ' PAGE FIFTEEN G.Ramsey Cops Tennis Crown In St.Leo's Autumn Program Six man touch rugby and tennis are currently being featured in the autumn sports program at St.Leo's Academy.Gerry Ramsey took the school senior tennis title when he defeated brother Phil in three straight sets.Despite bad weather, the tourney had several well played matches and displayed a good hrand of ten- Seven teams are entered from the grade classes in the city touch rugby leagues.Over 75 youngsters aïe t&ing part in the sport, and athletic director Andy MecGillis says it should provide a fine training ground for future Academy tackle teams.Senior boys have been on the sidelines this year because no senior football team was sponsored.Their first brush with sports this season will come Monday when the opening hockey practice will be held at Verdun Auditorium.+ Rebuilding Problem Eight members of last year's champion crew have left the \u2014X school, and coach McGillis is faced with a rebuilding problem.Those returning this year are Gerry Ramsey, Frank Rooney, Karl Hurley, Jacques Lefebvre, Phil Drummond, John Roche, and Greens Win 12-1 In Pee Wee Tilt Green sand Greys of the pee wee touch rugby league staged a thriller at the RMR field Friday, with the Greens finally winning 12-7, Greys, who had edged the Greens 9-5 last time out, in a brief encounter which was halted by rain at the half-way mark, took a 2-0 lead in the first quarter on a rouge.- Brian Thompson intercepted a \u2018| Greys\u2019 pass attempt early in the second quarter and went all the way to make the score read 5-2.Both teams were scoriess in the third quarter.Greens made the count 7-2 as Steve Gill's attempted pass from behind the goal line was knocked down.: as he caught a forward and ped over unmolested \u2014 this ed up the game 7-7.Bill McNally was the pay-of man for the Greens as his final effort resulted in a T.D.to give the greens a well-deserved victory.Mike Dwyer was outstanding for the losers, Any resident interested in joining this group is asked to call Rocky Rothwell or Johnny Gar-!.land at FI.6975 to register.Wayne Dallas revived the Greys |- to come from midget and bantam Joe Froio.Replacements will have QAHA teams.Mike Lunny and Peter Armstrong will battle it out for the goal position, and this will prrve one of the biggest gaps to fill.Kevin Dunnigan was outstanding last year, while leading scorer Tommy St.James will also be hard \u201cto replace.Swim 'n Gym Classes Formed For Y Lasses ~ A girls swim and gym class for classes from 10 to 15 has been or= ganized at the Westmount YMCA, it was announced this week.Re~ gistration is now being taken, The classes meet Monday and Friday from 4-5 p.m, Emphasis will be on instruction for beginners and on swim coaching for more advanced swimmers.- For information, MR.ROWE, DE.1748.WESTMOUNT BADMINTON CLUB - Will commence their 24th season on Tuesday evening, October 19th, 1954, on the courts of the Westmount Junior High School, Academy Road.All members are welcome and new players (men and ladies) will also be accepted.please call JACK MORRIS, GL.1326, or H.W.(Gunn) Heath H.W.(Gunn) Heath and Silvano Bianchi Announce the Opening of .OVERSEAS MOTORS 318 VICTORIA AVE.\u2014 DE.9524 (Just above Western) SPECIALISTS .In Repairs and Service on British and European Cars Silvano Bianchi ee Black Label Lager.will be refunded.Ask a friend to pour you a glass of the ale or beer you're in the habit of drinking, and a glass of Carling\u2019s Money Back Guarantee: Send in the botile label, with your name and address, fo The Carling Breweries Limited, Montreal, and your money Have you made the BLACK MASK test?Put on a blindfold or a Carling\u2019s Black Mask.Then sip each drink in turn, until you've decided which of the two you prefer.Didn't one taste smoother, mellower, more satisfying ?We\u2019ll bet it was Black Label.But if it wasn\u2019t, your money will be refunded.ma te er [OR ere amie D erate Lt - PAGE SIXTEEN Sauve Swim Coach A Westmount Y Don Sauve, well-known athlete, has been appointed coach of the Y.W.C.A.swim team this year.Don holds a Y.M.C.A.senior life saving certificate, master swimmer award and has recently been appointed a Y.M.C.A, authorized examiner, The Westmount Y swim team has won the total point score for city-wide progressive swim meets for four consecutive years.The boys \u2018are enthusiastically going into.training for the 1954-55 pennant.Boys between the ages of 10 and 15 are invited to try out for the team which meets Thursday from 4 to 5 pm.in the Y pool.The first swim meet of the season is scheduled for Westmount branch on Friday, November 5.L: Krasa New Head Of Fencing Club Leslie Krasa was elected president of the Westmount YMCA Fencing Club at the annual meeting held recently.He succeeds Roland Asselin, founder of the club._ Other officers elected were Gordon Fox, treasurer; Louis Bert, secretary; and D.R.Robins and R.Douek, club representatives to the province of Quebec Fencing Association.- .Fencing takes place at the YM CA Monday, Tuesday and Thurs- dav from 7-10 pm under the instruction of Stephen Vamos.A special period of practice with visits from members of other Montreal clubs is held Saturday from 3-6 pm, - The club boast many new members this season, and classes for boys and girls are being formed.Guests and new members ave welcome to visit the club at any time to participate or watch.the Best Or Relaxation because if's - COol conTRoi BREWED Verdun Scores.(Continued from page 14) would-be tacklers out of the way before he could find a place to rest.That run by Hamilton typifies his many others fhrough- out the games.The Westmount, squad had.an opportunity to demonstrate its goal line stand strength again in the last period of play.With the cheer-lédders and thé \u2018few remiain- ing Thome-team.fans hoarsely \u2018hollering, \u201cHold that line.\u201d Ron Sharp's boys proved te be genuine \u201cplayers to the gallery.\u201d Verdun recuvered the ball on \u2018the West- mount 10 yard\u2019 lige.after another WHL.S.third down passing gamble had failed and after a short toss \u2018over the right side of their line they were threatening on the Westmount first.Time after time, the Purple 'n White boys were penalized for being offside and.the Verdun squad had another chance to try to break through -the West- mount line.But every attempt was stopped right on the line of scrimmage and \u201cWestmount recovered after a powerful stand.Safety Final Points But the Blue n* Red men were just too strong.No sooner had x.\u2014 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY.OCTOBER, 15, 1954 \u2014 cede a safety tougch-and: that\u2019s how the game ended, Westifbunt 0, Verdin 22.\u2019 \u2018That victory * Was the third straight for Verdun, who have yet to be scored upon, They \u201cdefeated Catholic High by.a decisive fhargin 27: 0, and -shut-out Cardinal New- min 23-0.The Westmount score brings their total to 72 points, while no team has been able to tally against them.Presently, they are favoured to steal the senior.B championship * trophy from the current possessors of the silverware, L.C.C.The main reason for this assumption is that George Tsonos -can kick, pass, run or tackle, and they have a powerful line which givés him ail.the\u2019 support necessary.\u201c Co-captain Dick Chrfsteñsen of = the Westmount team was sidelined | because of an injury to his left leg, suffered \u2018 during the \u201cweekend: Dick\u2019s fine ground-gaining Was.soiely missed by the squdä who need much more power in that department.were not in uniform Wednesday were lineman Al Golden, \u2018end.Phil Johnston and back John Mec- Kergow Terry Gray, froin the Junior High School made his first appearance_in a West- Other - players who [{ a backfield .star| will be.agaiiat the\" champion \u2018LOC, squad at the: Westmount \u2018Athletic Grounds- next Tuésday.Kickoff time is 3.45 and mentor Sharp hopes to bring his team \u2018through for their first win of the season.Lineman Stu Decary and: Bob Baker deserve.a lot of credit\u2019 for.their fine game.Decary is the | team\u2019s leading scorer at present.| He has two points which he reg istered at the Catholic High.g last week.By: thé way, he is only Westmount scorer.Westmount «.0 0 0 0 -0 Verdun seseesss 8 6 8 2 -22 Verdun sco ing - Toïüchdowns: Rs Tsonos, ateman, Bowman.Conversions: Tsonos 3.' CENTRALLY LOCATED, 5 AE.LAURENT TIE SET \u201cLaurent's Junior soccer battled to a 2-2 stalemate wi, the traditionally p.werfully gg, Byng eleven in a regular inter scholastic tilt played Tue, afternoon.G Ste.Anne\u2019s readers are aiieifl .to.take classified ads to, Dy Guenette\u2019s Pharmacy.+ \u2018Ste: Arinie\u2019s readers are ake ® ts\u201d take classified ads to- Guenette's s Pharmacy, lr Ste.Anne's readers are ask to\" take classified ads to.py Guenette's Prarhihoy.ar STUDEBAKER | \u2014 SALES & SERVICE \u2014 In The West.End: : BUDD &.DYER Ltd.370- VICTORIA\u2019 AVE.i W.H.S.recovered the ball, than| mount upiform on Wednesday.Sales: WA.0331 Service: EL.7371 \u201cPaul Hamilton was forced to con- The next Westmount encounter AS : - 2 =\" 3 EAL + Bret As fhe desert comel-rider once said, \u201cThere's always a bump aheod.\u201d - Yes \u2014 even the folks who tlaim life is a merry-go-round have their ups and downs., PE Regardless of who you are, along life\u2019s road you'll find unforeseen problems, emergencios or opportunities.« » times when