The Westmount examiner, 24 novembre 1950, vendredi 24 novembre 1950

[" she: Xxanminer S erving the Ci ity of Westmount, Garden S uburb of C anada\u2019 s sM etropolis Hon.D.C.Abbott, Minister of Finance, seems to be enjoying himself as he chats with a group of girls following the opening ceremonies last Wednesday of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club on Greene Ave.In the top picture, left to right, are: Rev.T.W.Jones, minister of Calvary Chureh; Mayor J.S.Cameron of Westmount; Donald Ross, president of Unity Boys\u2019 Club; Mr.Abbott, and Allenby Moss, executive direc tor of the club, Pictured in the phote on the left are: Mr.Abbott formally opening the club and seat- » ed, left to right, Rabbi Harry Stern of Temple Emanu-El; Rotarian Frank Sharpe and Murray R.Chip- man, senior board member.Building Zone Amendments Authorized by City Council Building zones in the City of Westmount were established by the Westmount City Council recently when they read a draft of four amendments to the present by-law.Under the new provisions, Article 22 of by-law 555 reads that, \u201con a corner site or lot, if both of the bordering streets are in the Commercial zone, the Council shall have the discretion to modify any or all of the foregoing requirements.\u201d Under Section two, Article 24, the old specification is repealed in place- of the following: \u201cIn every district that aggregate area of all buildings on a site shall not exceed 90 per cent of the area of a corner site, or 85 per cent of the area of an interior site; provided, however, for corner sites in District E and F, the Council shall have discretion to increas\u201d the norcentage of area of buildings other than residential buildings.\u201d In Section three, à separate item to immediately follow article 26, and to be known as 26A has been authorized by the Council, and reads: \u201cWhen a site or lot borders on two streets which are approximately parallel to each other, it shall be deemed to have a frontage on each street to the extent of the half of site or lot adjacent thereto or to such other extent as the Council or application of thé owner may decide.\u201d Also submitted and authorized by the Council was a paragraph in Section four, following article 38, which reads: \u201cExcept as provided in Article 38, no building shall be used or occupied in, any district or place if the erection or conversion of a building in such district or place for the same kind of use or occnpation is forbidden by this by-law.\u201d Ladies\u2019 Night at Rotary Wednesday Westmount Rotary Club will hold ladies night at the Unity Boys Club, Greene avenue, on Wednesday December 8 at 6:30 p.m, This will be a regular meeting of the club and will replace the luncheon meeting of that date.The Fellowship and Program Committee have a grand evening's entertainment lined up and only require a full turnout of members to make it a great success.Guest speaker for the occasion will be Wesley Mason who is presently touring Europe but will be home in time to tell members and their- ladies- all about the latest in textiles and styles.He will also have some prizes for some lucky Rotary-Anns.Procéeds from the bingo game will be turned over to the Unity Boys\u2019 Club to help defary the cost of their Christmas parties.PRICE 3 CENTS Booster Week Winners Named by Merchants The following is a list of some of the winners in Booster Week organized by the Westmount Business Association which officially ended on Saturday.Most of the stores offered inducements to customers, in the form of discounts, drawings, specials, etc., which gave added impetus to the phenomenal success of the week's sares, enjoyed by the stores taking part in Booster Week.The list published here is onlyx those which have come to the notice of the Examiner and is by no means complete as drawings took place in practically all places of business: France-Del.Winner of $25 Dress \u2014 Mrs.| Fitzgerald.Westmount Hobby Shop; 1st.prize, Jetex Motor and Vampire Plane Kit \u2014 John Reed.2nd.prize, Plane Kit \u2014 Peter Jacobs, 3rd.prize, Xacto Knife \u2014 Dick Grant.Made.Joel; 1st.prize, Nylon Nightgown \u2014 Mrs.Lockart.2nd.prize, Handmade Blouse \u2014 Miss Flora Stewart.3rd.prize, Nemo Foundation Garment \u2014 Mrs.Tretheway.Lemo Shop.Winner of Jacket \u2014 Mrs.Ches- mer.Victoria Pet Supplies.Budgie Bird and Cage \u2014 Mrs.W.K.Barber.Professional Pharmacy.1st.prize, $10 in Merchandise \u2014 M.G.Murrow.2nd.prize, Du Maurier Bath Set \u2014 Miss A.F.Walker.3rd.prize, Seaforth Men's Set \u2014 Mrs.Stewart.4th.prize, Cutex Nail Set \u2014 Mrs.V.King.5th.prize, Ascot Men's Set \u2014 H.D.Finlayson, 6th prize, 1 1b.Box of Chocolates \u2014 Mrs.W.McKay.Special prize for schoolchildren\u2014 Marksman Camera \u2014 J, Smith.The Examiner will be pleased to publish winners of other drawings and would ask the various merchants to submit the names and prizes in time for our next issue.New Sherbrooke Street Parking Law in Effect In an effort to play their part in the Metropolitan traffic situation, the Westmount City Council authorized that no parking be allowed on the entire length of Sherbrooke street that runs through Westmount during the rush hours of the day.Under the new specifications which are already in effect, no parking on the south side of Sherbrooke street will be allowed between 7 and 10 a.m.From 4 to 7 p.m., no parking will be allowed on the north side of Sherbrooke street.A spokesman for the Westmount City Council pointed out that this is the second time in a year that the Council have authorized no parking on busy streets.The Boulevard was affected by a similar ruling during the summer, and the success of the move moved the Council to authorize the same plan on Sherbrooke street.The spokesman also pointed out the the east and west ends of Sherbrooke street, running in the City of Westmount, have been paved and widened to facilitate the flow of traffic even more, He said that plans are now being drawn up to re-pave and perhaps widen the central part of that street, with the work possibly taking place next year.Westmount Parks Dept.Prepare Skating Rinks Superintendent of Westmount Parks Department, E.J.Anderson, states that many thousands of residents visited the greenhouses to view the annual chrysanthemum show which is fast drawing to a close.Mr.Anderson advises that the conservatory will be open to the public for one more week, but only during the day.Although there were not so many plants on exhibition this year, the show did not suffer in quality, and the blooms have evoked many expressions of admiration from the many visitors, some of whom came back for a second and third look.# Asked by The Examiner as to how the skating rinks were shaping up, Mr.Anderson said that the Parks Dept.had started this week to erect the rink panels, and that the rinks would be ready for the skating and hockey season in a matter of days.This year, rinks will be available at the following locations, Western avenue, King George Park, Roslyn School, Prince Albert Park, Queen Elizabeth Gardens, Queens School, Staynor Playground with a figure skating rink on Westmount Park.Hours will be allotted for hockey with the rinks at other times being used for skating only.With this number of rinks there should be plenty of opportunity for the hockey teams to get in plenty of practice without interfering too much with the younger children who wish to skate only.\" Queens School Subject of Talk \u201cQueen\u2019s School\u201d was the title of the talk given by Mr.Andrew Pitcairn, Principal of the School, to a large group of parents on Tuesday evening.Whereas the discussion was a general one, Mr.Pitcairn laid great stress on the value of reading.Little homework, as such, was given in this school, but the pupils had an extensive and interesting reading program which had been drawn up with the help of Miss Gwen McEwen of the Westmount Junior Library.Mr.Pitcairn urged the parents to show a greater interest in the children\u2019s reading.3 i ¥ ! att re \u201cSA ee AGE TWO HE) CLUBS Unity Boys M te Club News + _ | § Cheers for an outstanding per-| tation speeches despite the large Fu formance last Thursday afternoon, | audience and the flashing bulbs A k 1 at the official opening of the Unity of press cameramen.| 1 4 Boys\u2019 Clubhouse, must go to Rip Jonas, physical instructor at Montreal High School.He stepped out on the stage of the gymnasium and led an audience of nearly 300 guests attending the ceremony, in a spirited half-hour of sing-song fae the official party were touring the clubhouse.Cheers also go to John Colligan, 14-year-old junior member of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club, who presented William G.Moxley, secretary of the club, with the first life membership.It is an open secret that it has been through Mr.Moxley's staunch perseverance and persistence against all odds, that the club exists on Greene avenue today.Cheers again go to Gwendolyn Lord, chairman of the Girls Section Junior Leaders Corps, who presented Finance Minister Abbott ; with the second Life Membership.Both acted like veterans on the platform.Neither batted an eyelash in making their presen- while Finance Minister Abbott and\u2019 F.L.SILVER Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's CUSTOM TAILOR AND VALET SERVICE Repairs and Alterations Expertly Done 1235 GREENE AVENUE (Opposite Avenue Theatre) | WI.6633 But the most important function of the afternoon to members of the Unity Boys Club, was the turning | over of the clubhouse, by the Ro- | ; tary Club of Westmount, to the \u2018| club.It shows the faith and trust the Rotary Club must have in the executive, staff and members in carrying out the activities and function of the organization.Congratulations! The festivities didn't end there.In the evening the club, now on its own, invited parents and adult friends of the members to an \u201cOpen House and Inspection of the Building.\u201d It was lots of fun and a 100 or so turned up.They were all impressed and appreciated the facilities for recreation and education that have been provided for their children.| Donald B.Ross welcomed guests and introduced them to Mr.Moxley who said that he hoped all parents of members of the club will take a personal interest in its activities.He suggested that many could do so by registering as volunteer , workers.; Allenby Moss, executive director of the club, outlined to the visitors the true purpose of the club.-Mr.\u201c Moss was very serious about why the club existed in their commu- ; nity He stressed that it was not a club to substitute fèr the home or the influence of loving and interested parents but, that it is a positive influence for progressive citizenship along with that of { home, school and church, playing Under the FIRST CHURCH OF ALL ARE You are Invited to Hear How CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS Attend this Free Public Lecture entitled .\"Christian Science: The Living Light of Christ, Truth\" by Jean M.Snyder, C.S.B., of Buffalo, N.Y.Member of The Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts WESTMOUNT, QUEBEC : | ~ VICTORIA HALL Ei MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27th, at 8.30 P.M.auspices of CHRIST, SCIENTIEST, WELCOME | Genuine bo COAL Po oC à - |HAND & LIM ANTHRACITE ; More Heat - Less Ash 4857 Sherbrooke Street West Backed by thirty years of dependable service Lasts Longer pi Place your Order NOW to assure i Early Delivery [| Call DExter 1131 Today Authorized Dealer PARKER ITED to.pr JETT TERE * ETES _.DH AO SR UN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1950 Westmount Ÿ Workers Aiming High in Drive The Rt.Rev.\" T.W.W.Jones, former Moderator of the United Church of Canada and pastor of Calvary United \u2018Church, Westmount, de- liveréd a stirring address to the workers attending the First Report Luncheon of the current \u201cY\u201d campaign.This report luncheon was held at Central \u201cY\u201d,' The Westmount Division reported 22 per cent of its objective, and.the total Montreal percentage was 25 per cent.At the Second Report Luncheon, Murray Chipman, of McLean Hunter Publishing Company, urged the workers to further effort on behalf of the youth of Montreal.At this report luncheon the West- mount Division reported 38 per cent of their objective.Don Novinger, chairman of the Westmount Division, reported that Westmount firms and citizens were responding nobly to this worthy cause.Nearly 100 Westmounters are hard at work calling on West- mount citizens in an endeavor to reach their objective of $7,000 by the campaign closing date, which is Tuesday, November 28.Mr.Novinger further requested that any persons or firms which had not as yet been called on, yet which intended to subscribe, could send their contribution in to West- mount \u2018\u2018Y\u201d, 4585 Sherbrooke street west, by mail.Dominion Douglas Organist Will Conduct Choir John Robb, organist and choir director at Dominion Douglas Church, Westmount, will conduct the Montreal Men's Choir at a concert to be given in the Montreal West High School Auditorium on Tuesday November 28 at 8:30 p.m.The concert is being sponsored by the Junior Association of Montreal West United Church with the proceeds going to the church welfare funds.Mr.Robb will have as guest artists for the occasion Harry Maude, well known to local audiences, Edna Marie Hawkin, equally prominent, and Andree Lescot.Y.M.C.A.NOTES Physical Department Basketball House League: The.annual Hit - or - Miss Basketball League is scheduled to get under way tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon at 1:30 p.m.All senior boys and senior members are welcome to participate.Swimming Club: The West- mount \u201cY\u201d swim team is working out weekly undef the direction of Coach Gilbert Young.For those interested in advanced swimming instruction or trying out for the Branch Swim team, be at the \u201cY\u201d Saturday morning at 11.30.The big Inter-Branch Swim Meet is to be held in the early part of December, and the team is working toward that event.Young Men's Class: Volleyball is taking a hold in these classes, as well as the handball periods which have been so popular up to now.Mondays and Thursdays are the big nights for these people.Ladies Keep-Fit Classes: These periods on Tuesday and Thursday morning designed especially for the house-wife, and under the direction of Miss Cynthia Michaelis, are proving very popular.Business Girls\u2019 Swimming Instruction: There have been enquiries about instruction for Business Girls.This might be made possible within a few weeks.Those interested in either beginner or advanced instruction are asked to contact the Physical Director.The regular swimming periods are still held on Monday, Thursday and Friday evenings.Leaders Corps: In addition to the already-existing Intermediate Leaders\u2019 Corps in the Branch, a new corps is being formed.This will be a Junior Leaders\u2019 Corps, duly-registered and recognized by the National Council of Y.M.C.A.\u2019s of Canada, consisting of boys ranging in age from 12 to 15 years.These boys, if successful after a month's probationary period, will undergo a course of leadership training for the next six months.The first meeting will be held Saturday morning (tomorrow) at 11:00 o'clock.Young Adult Section Residence Club: The first weekly supper meeting of the newly- formed Residence Club was held on Thursday, November 16.This oronn is made up of Westmount \u201cY\u201d residents and residence alumni.Martin Luger pronounced the invocation.Rae Legace, on behalf of the nominating committee, introduced the following slate of officers: President, Earl Coutts; \\ Vice-President, .Herb Vaughn} Treasurer, John Wright; Secreta Ron Gee; Program Chairman, B Langbord.N.A, Millington, Execus= tive Secretary, congratulated tn new executive and wished the best of luck during the comin, season.The evening was clos with the showing of \u201cTight Little Island,\u201d followed by a swim \u2018in the \u201cY\".pool.: Lloyd Kishino Elected Head Of Hi-Y Club Lloyd Kishino, a student of the Westmount Junior .High School, was elected President of the West- mount Junior Hi-Y Club this week.Other officers elected for the 1950 51 season were as follows: Bob Hamilton, vice - president, Roy Smith, secretary, Leonard McCub- bin, treasurer, Jim Pickford, chairman of the social committee.Lloyd Kishino, the newly elected president, announced that plans for the club in the near future include & trip to the Angus Shops, instruction in runnink a moving picture projector, and a Christmas party.Among the service projects which the club undertakes is the showing of movies to the children of West- mount on Saturday afternoon at Westmount Y.M.C.A.The Y.M.C.A.advisor to the Junior Hi-Y Club is Mr.John Oliver, who has recently received his M.A.degree in Psychology from McGill University.The next meeting of the club will be held on Tuesday afternoon, November 28, at 4 p.m.Mtl.Military Engineers To Meet at R.C.E.Tonight Westmount members of the Military Engineers Association, Montreal Branch, are reminded that a meeting will be held tonight (Friday) at 8:30 p.m.in the Officers\u2019 Mess of the Royal Canadian Engineers, 4350 St.Catherine street, Westmount.Preséntation of R.C.E.Scholar= ship Awards will take place at this meeting.Following the serious part of the session an oyster party will be held with all the trimmings.Friends of members will be welcomed.Mrs.Harvey Campbell To Be Guest Reviewer ° Mrs.Harvey Campbell will be the guest reviewer at the monthly meeting of the Westmount Park- Emmanuel Ladies Book Club, to he held on Monday, November 27 at 8:15 p.m.in Webster Hall.Mrs.Campbell will review the popular book \u201cI leap over the Wall,\u201d by Monica Baldwin, A short discussion and refreshments will follow.Visitors are welcome.an important role in the development of their children.This has been a very serious column this week, but last Thursday will always be looked upon as a very serious day in the future history of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.Few boys\u2019 clubs have started out with such a boost: A brand new $165,000 clubhouse \u2014 a major project of the Rotary Club of Westmount \u2014 a member of the Boys Clubs of Canada \u2014 a Red Feather Service \u2014 and \u2014 not a debt in the world! Two important items about next week: Cooking classes will start next Tuesday at 7:15 p.m.under the direction of Miss Lily Roberts.Register now girls.Nobody has said anything about boys yet.Teams are now being organized for indoor softball.Earle Macdonald is your man to contacta oe HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Barrister and Solicitor Department for the Closing of Estates of Deceased Persons Amb d Apts.OFFICE: HA.9238-39 Residence: 557° Sherbrooke St.W.\u2014WA.8435 57 St.James St.West Westmount CITY OF WESTMOUNT BY-LAWS Nos.577 and 578 :e notice is hereby given to all who may be concerned that By-law No.577 entitled, \u2018BY-LAW CONCERNING BUILDINGS AND BUILDING CONSTRUCTION,\" and By-law No.578 entitled, \"BY-LAW TO FURTHER AMEND BY-LAW No.555 TO ESTABLISH BUILDING ZONES\", were adopted by the Council of the City of Westmount at a meeting held on the 20th November, 195.Details relating to said by-laws are fully set out in By-laws Nos.577 and 578, which are open for inspection by all persons interested at the office of the Secretary- Treasurer, City Hall, Westmount.Given at Westmount this 22nd November, 1950.J.S.CAMERON.Mayor.~ A.W.D.SWAN, F.C.LS., Acting Secretary-Treasurer. ; tle the the ool, fest eek.950 Bob Roy b- air- loyd resi- Ir the de a truc- ture arty.hich wing est- bn at the Oli- pd.his from club moon, 5 ight f the iation, ninded onight Offi- 1adian herine holar- at this erious party mings.ill be in ion ary- rer.REPAIRED .REFINISHED - SUPPLIED Hardwood Floors LAID - FINISHED CLEANED A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY Free Estimates WESTMOUNT VOL.XXI, No.47 WE.2323 4486 ST.CATHERINE ST.- WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1950 Lauder\u2019s Successor To Sing at Victoria Hall Robert Wilson, Scotland's famous singer of Scottish ballads who comes to Victoria Hall, Westmount, on Wednesday, November 29, and Thursday, November 30, is no stranger to local audiences.Mr.Wilson appeared at Victoria Hall in May: of last year, and in 1936 he sang leading roles with D'Oyly Carte Opera Company at His Majesty's Theatre here.Wilson besides singing solos will team up with Miss Francis Derry, mezzo-soprano in several duets.Miss Derry is a star in her own right, and is appearing here for the first time.- Featured in the concert party is Alec Finlay, the successor to Bir Harry Lauder.Finlay is actually a protege of Sir Harry and also stud- jed under the grand old Scottish comedian, Finlay will be heard in \u201cThe Elder O The Kirk\u201d and \u201cOldest Inhabitants,\u201d two numbers which have become identified with Lauder\u2019s successor, He will also be heard in.typical Scottish stories.At Massey Hall, in Toronto, Fin- lay held the stage for about an hour and a half before the audience would let him go.At the piano.will be Tammas Fisher one of Scotland's better known artists, Bob Wilson has a host of friends .in Montreal, made during his visits with the D'Oyly Carte Company.In 1936 he was stricken with appendicitis while here, and was a patient at St.Mary's Hospital where he was operated on by the late Sir \u2018Henry Gray, who was at that time Honorary Physician to the D'Oyly Carte Company.Bob spent several weeks here convalescing before leaving for England.On his 1936 visit to Montreal Wilson delighted several church audiences by helping out with the service of praise.One of \u201cthe churches he sang in voluntarily, was Livingstone Presbyterian.The concert at Victoria Hall next Wednesday and Thursday is being sponsored by The Scottish Societies Association, under the joint chairmanship of Willie Mac- Broom and Davie Grundie.Kings H-S Association Meeting on December 5th R.R.Hutchison, the Westmount Board of School Commissioners and C.H.Savage, Superintendent of Westmount Schools, will: speak at the Kings Home and \u201cSchool Association meeting, to be held at Kings School, December 5, 8.15 p.m.MELVILLE\u2019S FRUIT and VEGETABLES THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Fresh, Clean, Washed SPINACH pka.19\u20ac DELIVERY WE.1151 4471 ST.CATHERINE W.chairman of\u2019 H.L.Ireland Addresses \"Y\u2019 so-Ed Club Last Friday evening H.L.Ireland, factory manager of the Dominion Rubber Company, spoke to the Westmount \u2018\u201cY\u201d So-Ed on tne subject of \u201cPlanning Profits and People.\u201d He pointed out the advantages that can accrue provided management does its job successfully.He said management's basic job was to give all people what they want out of life, as management must satisfy the customer, labor and capital.Concerning our natural resources and our present known possibilities of increased productivity, Mr.Ireland said we would be able to increase our material welfare eight-fold.Recognizing that \u2018a successful economy depends upon profitable operation, he stressed the need for the productive workers to enthusiastically support the profit objectives of industry.In this connection Mr.Ireland pointed out that profit is simply another word for the three essential items of costs \u2014 the cost of using tools, the cost of progress, and the cost of security.\u2019 A very constructive and lively discussion period followed.In the activity groups Miss Joan Stirling is turning out experts in the dancing class, putting empha- gis on the fox trot, and South American style.Mr.Greg Titus states that his swimming aspirants have progressed remarkably since the first night.The three-fold So-Ed program will continue on till December 8, when the grand finale party will be held.The subject at tonight's So-Ed will be the timely topic of \u201cThe Union's Place in Society\u201d.All are welcome to hear the speaker at 9:15 p.m.PERMIT GRANTED A permit was granted by the Westmount City Council to the Greene Taxi Company, to make a stand for 10 automobiles on the lot at the northwest corner of St.Antoine and Greene avenue, It was formerly used by another taxi association who vacated the position recently.65 Hillside Avenue 3 ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.\u2019 P.McCuaig Limited \"WESTMOUNT Wi.1104 NEW BUILDING BY-LAWGAING GOUNGILVOTE The second and third readings were given to the new building code for the City of Westmount, by the Council at a recent meeting and nbw awaits the official acceptance of the plan by Provincial authorities before going into effect.The passing of the new by-law marked the end of a complete and careful study on the building code for the City.A special committee, with A.Campbell Wood and J.Cecil McDougall, acting as official architects, worked for more than two years in designing the code.It.was brought out in the form of a more than 200 page booklet, care- ! fully divided into five scparate parts and covering all aspects of building.A spokesman for the City pointed out that the new code, which will replace the present by-law first passed in 1919, is based on the National Building Code, and retains all the desirable features pertinent to Westmount.He pointed out that some of the features in the Westmount area were not desirable, and had been deleted from the new plan.The five sections of the bools include administration, definitions, structural requirements, fire protection and health and sanitation.It was pointed out that the entire by-law is modern, making provisions.for the latest technical machines and the latest materials to be used in present day building.\u201cIt is a modern code in every way,\u201d the spokesman said.St.Leon, St.Paul Parents\u2019 H&S Assn Holds First Meet The recent meeting of the Association des Parents.of Academies St.Paul and St.Leon de West- mount, the first of its kind, proved very successful.Rene Lagarde, the new principal of Academy St.Leon, addressed the meeting which took the form of a questions and answers forum.The discussion brought out many points wherein parents could help the child by example and by taking a keener interest in the child's progress at school.At the conclusion of the conference a visit was made to the various school-rooms under the direction of the teachers of each grade.Tea was served by the ladies of the Cercle des Meres afterwards and both parents and teachers discussed the common problems of children\u2019s education.SUMMIT PK.IMPROVEMENTS \u2018The Westmount City Council an- notinced at a recent meeting that further improvements will be made to the Summit Park ski trails before the winter.It was expected that new trails will be authorizgd in the area, Lo provide better skiing facilities.vs EE 50 YEARS IN as WESTMOUNT\" Exceptional Values! OHMAN'S WE.4046 A LARGE SELECTION WATCHES | AT PRE-BUDGET PRICES IDEAL FOR XMAS GIFTS JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.\u2014 PAGE THRER ce Humorous Incidents Told About Service Station Work Jack B.Burrows, president of the Anderson and Meighen Service Station, gave a humorous classification talk at the Westmount Rotary Club, Wednesday, when he spoke on the tribulations of service station work.He pointed out that too many people take the word literally, \u2018therefore expecting the garage- men to make all sorts of minor adjustments without any charge.\u201cMany expect us to do minor repairs or installations to their car without any charge for it, though they wouldn't expect the heating company to install their pipes for nothing,\u201d he said humorously.The speaker outlined a number of humorous incidents, which he said, \u201cis a part of every service station proprietor or worker.\u201d While he pointed out that it was not an educational talk he was giving, he did have one suggestion to make to people who try and change a tire.\u201cFirst,\u201d he said.\u201cyou should take out the spare, loosen the nuts on the wheel already on the vehicle and then jack up the car.\u201d He also pointed out that if the axle of the automobile was too low to place the jack under it; lay the Spare tire on the ground and run the car over it to give the added height required.The speaker was introduced by Alex Williamson \u2018and thanked by Fred Roast.Frank Kenwood presided, Forty-two Fire Calls Received During October The Westmount Fire Department reports.that 42 calls were received during the month of October.Twenty-four of these were for fires.There were 7 false alarms, 2 smoke scares, 3 for gas fumes and 6 miscellaneous calls.Seven of the calls were on the fire alarm system, 21 by fire telephone, 10 by police telephone, 3 by messenger and 1 by police radio.Year in year out quality has always been and will always be the first consideration with DALADA TEA ATA >0 oco_ \"oc A / AUTO-LITE BATTERIES | : SALES & SERVICE J * COMPLETE SERVICE FOR ANY MAKE * || Î - 8 Q 9S © 4010 St.Catherine West Fl.4611 Ÿ J (Corner Atwater) | 0 D000! Doc DOC >0< DOC OCTO cu = OOS | 5251 Sherbrooke W.WA.2755 EB È t \u2019 ë a n B Ë » » u a 8 a a a va WINDOW GLAZING call - WA.2755 FRAMES CALLED FOR & DELIVERED West End Hardware Co.2 STORES TO SERVE YOU WOO OO TO 1 Oe we i 116 St.Catherine W.LA.2617 GASH TO OOO AL 0.OO OO: Ë- 8 i i + FE 2 12).The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience and Health with Key to CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ Scientist 4585 Sherbrooke Street West in Y.M.C.A.Building Sunday, November 261h 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.1L00 umn Sunday School.IVednesday 8.15 pm, Testimony Reading.Reading Room, 52 Academy Rr, 1.00 p.m.to 4,00 p.m, except Sundavs and holidays.Sulijeel: \u201cAncient und Modern Necromancy, Allas Mesmerisn and Hypnotism, Denounced.\u201d Golden Text: Corinthians 16:13, Watch ve, stand fast in the faith, quit yqu.like men, he stypng.NY: AUP the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy:- \u201cAn apostle says that the Son of God (Christ) came to destroy the works of the devil.We should follow our divine Exemplar, and seek the destruction of all evil works, error and disease included.As named in Christian Science, animal magnetism or hypnotism is \u2018that specific term for error, or mortal mind.It is the false belief that mind is in matter, and is both evil and good; that evil is as real as good and more powerful.Every mortal must learn that there is neither power nor reality in evil.\u201d i Church of the Advent A + x Next Sunday is the last Sunday of the Church year, commdhly called \u201cStir Up\u201d Sunday from the opening words of the Collect of the week.At the Church of The Advent there will be a Solemn Te Deum both morning and evening, as an act of thanksgiving for all God's blessings during the year that is drawing to a close.Scheduled Monday Night Jean M.Snyder, of Buffalo, New York, will deliver a lecture on Christian Science in Victoria Hall, Westmount, at 8.30 p.m., on Monday, Nov, 27.Miss Snyder is a member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.Many people are interested in learning about Christian Science.They like to know how Christian Science heals disease, how it banishes fear and solves all manner of business problems.The purpose of these lectures is to give the public facts in simple, understandable terms.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street and Roslyn Avenue John Alexander Jonnston, D.D., Minister William J.Neale Organist and Choirmaster Sunday, November 26th 11,00 am.\u201cWhat's Wrong wilh Com- munisn?\u201d The Moscow Menace that Threatens the World.Dr, Johnston will preach.10 aan.\u2014Church Bible Sehool\u2014If a.m.7.30 pam.China Intand Mission Conference Speaker: Rev.John Bell Dr.Johnston will preside, OTHER C:I:M: MEETINGS Saturday, 7.30 pom.\u2014 Film in Colour Monday and Twesday Evenings at 8 Friends of C.I.M, cordially invited.MID-\\WWEEK ASSEMBLY Wednesday at 8 o'clock.Viaitors Weep i A SAvieod * * | Calvary United | Very Rev.T.W.Jones, MA, D.D., will preach at both services Sunday.At the morning service the theme will be \u201cJesus: \"The Master of Life on the Mountain and the Plain\u201d.At the evening service officers and members of three Masonic Lodges will worship in Calvary, Isaac Henry Stearn's Lodge No.92; Connaught Lodge No.111; and Concordia Lodge No.114 AF.and A.M.Dr.Jones will preach on \u201cSome Folks say: The Fraternal Societies and Service Clubs are becoming Rivals instead of Allies of the Church.Is this a true conclusion ?\u201d The evening service wil be followed by Calvary Youth Fellowship meeting in the church Jpar- lors.A social period with refreshments will be followed by a worship period and singing of hymns.The guest speaker will be \u2014 \u201cThe Telephone Voice.The Church School meets each Sunday morning at 9.45 a.m.in all departments, with the Nursery Division, Mission Band and Young Worshipper's League at 11 a.m.The regular week-day groups, including cubs, badminton, C.G.I.T.and choir will meet at their regular hours.The choir is rendering an evening of Sacred Song at the Ormstown United Church Friday evening, Dec.1.PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rav.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D.Minister Sunday, November 26th 1.00 a.m.Public Worship.The Sacrament of Baptism will he admisis- tered, 1.00a.m.Sunday School.730 pm, Public Worship, Mr.John Simms, B.A, of Presbyterian College, wil preach, Members of the \u201c20-30 Club\u201d will ussist in the Service.LESTER A.WOODIN Organist and Cholrmaster Visiterg and Friends are Cordially Welcome A Nursery for Small Children is Conducted during the Morning Sere vice of Worship.STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount Ave.and Victoria Ave.Rev J W Wilkie.B.A.Minister Sunday, November 26th 11,00 am.Rev.J.D.Wilkie.11.15 a.m.Sunday School, 2.30 pon.Bible Class, 7,30 p.m.Rev.1, DD.Wilkie, A CORDIAL WELCOME IS EXTENDED IQ VISITORS Miss Doris Killam.A.T.C.M.L.Mus.(MeGHD.Organist and Chair Director.» + | Dominion-Douglas | * * \u201cAmerica Day\" will be observed in Dominion-Douglas Church on Sunday.Dr.Lloyd Smith will speak at the morning service on \u201cLand of the Pilgrim's Pride\u201d.A special invitation is extended to citizens of the United States residing in this city.\u2018 The Church School will meet in regular session at 3 p.m.The Teens Club will meet in the lowcr gymnasium.The topic to 88 discussed will be \u201cMy Church and I\u201d.Rehearsals for the Christmas Pageant will begin, There will be badminton, shuffleboard and ping- pong for the teens Thursday evening.At the Sunday evening service Dr.Charles Johnston's series, \u201cYoung People Then and Now\u201d, will conclude with \u201cWhat Makes Life Go Sour?\u201d Following the service Mr.John Robb, B.Mus., will address the Y.P.U.on \u201cListening to Music\u201d.Monday, at 2 p.m., the Sewing Circle will meet.All ladies of the community are welcome.Monday, at 6.15 p.m., the Men's Club will meet for supper.Guest speaker will he Mr.Edward C.Ertl, publisher of the \u201cFinancial Times\u201d, who will speak on, \u201cWe Have a Right to be Confused\u201d.All men of the congregation and their friends are invited.Monday, at 7.30, Dr.Johnston's Communicants Class for senior young people will meet in the vestry.All young people interested are requested to phone either of the ministers.\u2019 Tuesday evening the Handicraft | Guild meets.ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev.John B.Cotton, Assistant Priesi SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE ADVENT 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.9.30 a.m.Children\u2019s Eucharist.10.00 am.Sunday School.10.15 a.m.Matins.101.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist.7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong.Week-day Services Holy Communion: 7.00 am.Tues.Thurs.and Sat.8.00 a.n.Mon.and Friday.9.30 a.m.Wednesday.Mating: 7.30 a.m.daily except on Wednesday at 9.09 a.m, Eveusong: 5.30 n.m.daily.except on Saturday at 5.00 pm.© ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Rev.P.R.M.Farrell, M.A.SUNDAY NENT BEFORE ADVENT 8.60 a.m.Holy Communion.11,00 a.m.Morning Prayer and Sere mon.Preacher: The Rector, 7.30 pm.Evensong and Sermon, Preacher: Rev, Peter Farrell.\u2014 Subject: (No.6) \u201c*Prayer\u2014Finatiy How?\u201d Thursday, November 30th ST.ANDREWS DAY 10.00 a.m, Holy Communion.Organist: Mr.Eustace Tall, A.C.CO.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH Sherbrooke Street at Marlowe Avenue Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector Rev Howard R.Kunkle.Assistant.SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE ADVENT 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 9.45 a.m.Junior School, Confirmation Class.Bible Class, 11,00 nm Mattins.Preacher: Rev.Howard R, Kunkle \u2014 \u201cThe Chureh and You.\u201d Nursery School.Kindergarten.Primary Department, 7.30 p.m Evensong.Preacher: \u2014 The Rector.Wednesday 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion, Thursday ST.ANDREW, A, & M 10,00 a.m, Holy Connmnrion.4.00 p.m.Evensong.ome fo Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourish.Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.hurch UNITED : CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greens Avenue Westmount Minister: Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D.Gifford Mitchel), B.A.Musa.Bae.Organist and Choir Director Sunday, November 26th 9.15 a.m.Church Schdol in all depts.11.00 am.Nursery, Mission Band and Y 11.00 a.m.Jesus: Master of Life on the Mountain and the Plain.7.30 p.m.SOME FOLKS SAY: The Fraternal Societies and Service Clubs are becoming Rivals instead of Allies of the Church.Is this a true conclusion?T.W.Preacher: R.W.Rev.Jones.Isauc Henry Stearn's Lodge No.92; Connaught Lodge No.111; Concordia Lodge No.114 AF.& AM.will share in this service, 8.15 p.m.Calvary Youth Fellowship ju the Church Parlours.All young people cordially invited to share the happy comradeship each Sunday evening, Guest Speaker: \u201c\u201cFhe Telephone Voice\u201d.DOMINION-DOUGLAS CHURCH Westmount Bivd., cor.Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.Charles F.Johnston, M.A.Th.D.Sunday, November 26th 11.00 am.\u201cLand of ihe Pilgrim\u2019s Pride\u201d.Dr.A.Lloyd Smith.3.00 p.m.Church School.7.30 pom.\u201cWhat Makes Life Go : Sour?\u201d Dr.Charles Johnston.8.15 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union, \\ Organist and Choirmaster, Mi.\u2019 John Robb.Mus Bae.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH (OI Cote St.Antoine Road near Argyle Avenue WESTMOUNT Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A., Minister Rev.George K.Ward, B.A., Assistant Minister Sunday, November 26th 11.00 a.m.Me, Giant \u2014 \u201cLIGHT ON EVERY ROAD\", 7.30 p.m.Mr.Ward \u2014 \u201cCHURCH OR THEATRE?\u201d 10.20 a.m.Bible Class.11.00 a.m, Church School, 8.30 p.m.Alpha Omega Society, Organist and Cholrmaster, Phillips Molley.B.A., Mus.Bac., F.C.C.0.COME AND WORSHIP ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St Catherine Street West Rev.Thomas E.McLennan, D.D.Minister: Rev.B.B.Brown, Visiting Minister Sunday, November 26th 10.50 a.m.Sunday\u2019 School.{1.00 a.m.\u201cThe Biblé In The World®, 3.00 p.m.St.James\u2019 Men's Association, 7.30 p.m.\u201cJesus Passed By\u201d.Reve T.E.Mclennan will preach at both services 8.15 p.m.Fireside Hour.Mr.Warner Norman, Organist Westmount Park | su.Ja EMMANUEL Western Ave.at Lanidewne i _\u2014\u2014 Minister: Rev.HARVEY CAMPBELL.B.D.D.D.November 26th LAYMEN'S SUNDAY 11.00 a.m.Laymen's Service, with Dr.Douglas Wilson as guest-pseacher.A male-voice choir will lead the music, .: 7.30 pm.\u201cTHE MIRACLES OF JE STS\u201d, will he Pr.CamplielPs sermon theme at the morning service, \u2019 Sunday School Meets Concurrently with the- Morning Service J.C.Scott, LRSM, Director of Music 0.R.Gliddon, Organist 4 ts.> > Ta%.tion, D.D, Dr.icher.] the ,JE- Hells ring ly THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1950 PAGE FIVE Ne im || Refri » The Westmount E xaminer efrigerators sg .» Nationally Classified Advertisin Advertised - = Makes \u2014 | Limited Number PAINT STORE 1 4469 St.Catherine West \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 10 WORDS 35¢ WESTMOUNT (Near Metcalls Ave.) WAlhut 2773 3c for each additional word APPLIANCES PICTURE J .4209 St: Catherine West 3 - = (Near Greene Avenue) FRAMING PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED EXPERT RADIO & ELECTRICAL AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR.CURRENT ISSUE ; | REPAIRS We Deliver WE.6889 -\u2014 _ WE.2226 - FI.2006 3 BUSINESS 29a FOR SALE 29a FOR SALE 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE.OPPORTUNITIES _ (General) _ (General) NANTED \u2014 Used curling stones at TRADES AND PEIL above Shefbrooke.i storey ragian style, tail stout, size 42, $5000, | any.réasonable offer.secopten 435s WANTED: Pair Hooker Torte bias : New modern furniture, 11 rooms are rented, 3 bathrooms, 3 kitchenettes with frigidatre.Good clientele, 3 year lease.Monthly income $500.00.Annua] net profit $2,000.00.No agents.Reasonable terms, LA.6869, 8-45 13 APARTMENTS WANTED SMALIL, unfurnished apartment wanted urgently or top of small garage.Write Box 921 c-o 2185 Hampton -ot 20 ROOMS TO LET WESTMOUNT \u2014 Very comfortable room, breakfast optional.Reasonable to right party.FI, 1847.S-61 22 ROOM AND BOARD TO LET FURNISHED room in heated apartment, all privileges.WI, 5274.S-29 HOMT.for the aged at Lachine.Reasonable rates, Zone 8-580, S-43 27 GARAGES WANTED GARAGE wanted for winter months convenient lower Argyle Avenue, FI.2209.\u2019 S-64 HEATED garage wanted, vicinity Sunnyside, between -Lexington and] Victoria.EL.2008.S-18 28-b EXCHANGE WILL exchange lady's bicycle for typewriter.WA.7677.S-50 29a FOR SALE * (General) HOUSEHOLD goods for sale, everything in perfect condition.Moving to smaller quarters.No dealers, please, AT.9395.S-62 GENTLEMAN'S overcoat, 36-38; chesterfield with 3 cushions.WI.8241 FUR STOLE CAPE Beautiful mink effèct, almost new, bargain.Lovely Christmas or anniversary gift.Apply 5004 Sherbrooke.1, WHITE Rotary sewing machine, -not electric, 6 drawers, 2 cupboards, Mission style, attachments, never used, perfect condition, $100.00.WI.1948.UNUSUAL Victorian living room table with marble top; antique arm and occasional chairs; «antique inlaid mahogany sette and commode; 2 oriental scatter rugs; odds and ends.Fine old master oil paintings and miniatures; china figurines, vases plates, cut glass, numerous antique ornaments.4755 Ridgevale, Apt.7, EX.9518.S-48 CHINESE fur coat, size 16, light chocolate, plain style, $85.00.Also Hermes portable typewriter, 355.50.LA.6869.S-35 5610 Sherbrooke St, W, DExter 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED Funeral Home ond Chapel WE.1419.S-46 RADIO AMATEURS Transmitter 25-watt C.W.130 phone, power pact 2,000 volts, Cheap.For appointment.GR; 8246.- S-59 STUDIO couch, first class condition, reasonable.WE, 8167.- .S- SUNBEAM - electric Shavemaster, in good condition, with spare comb and cutter, $15.00.WE, 1809.S-28 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Beach, 7 cu.ft, In good céndition.FI 0718.: S-5 OLD fashioned ivory bedroom suite; cane panel bed, mirror on chest; swing mirrors on - vanity, cedar lined drawers; $50.00.4586 Coolbrooke.5-55 LAMPSHADES Silk, hand sewn to order, also clean them.DE.4918, Co S-37 WANTED all kinds of ornaments, crystal, sterling, china, paintings.EX, 9518.LS ; 4 S-20 3 | has double bed 4'6\u201d spring mattress, Coolbrooke, S-54 HANDLOOMED RUGS Copies of Musuem masterpieces.Telephone Miss MacDonald, LA.3825.Evenings, WA.1914.S-19 REFRIGERATOR, perfect condition, absolutely guaranteed, sacrifice at once.5820 Sherbrooke West.EL.7325.S-14 WILLIS PIANO Almost new, apartment upright, wal- nüût finish, with\u201d\"bench, in excellent condition.Call evenings, TR.0613.BEDROOM ser, new, modern, waterfall, walnut finish, two tone, 7 pieces, good strong spring,\u201d vanity, upholstered bench.bureau, square mirror, dresser.Bargain $99.00, 5820 Sherbrooke West.EL.7325.S-15 CHESTERFIETD, new, 3 pieces, two tone, modern, spring filled, bargain, $85.00, also one 3 piece used set, good condition, 49.00; new rug, $35.00; hall runner.5820 Sherbrooke West.EL, 7325.\u2019 S-16 TRAILERS, TO RENT Boat, horse, luggage and cabin trail- PAIR skiis, size.8-10 years, $5.00.FL ers for rent.Reasonable rates.AT.3351 after.5 p.m.S-24 9871; AT.3657.5-3 | TWO lady's winter coats, size 18, MECCANO Complete No.9 set, with considerable extra parts, price $60.00.FI.8857, after 7 p.m, - .S-36 FOR CHRISTMAS SOMETHING DIFFERENT Bric-a-brac shelves, bookshelves, sectional bookcases, etc.Reasonable.TR.5877.: S-21 \u2014 * * | Westmount Baptist | * * \u2018Dr.J.A, Johnston will preach on \u201cWhat's Wrong With Communism?\u201d at the Sunday morning service inn Wesmount Baptist Church.Over the week-end the West- mount Church will be host to the Montreal Annual Conference of the China Inland Mission.The first meeting will be held Saturday, in the Lower Assentbly Hall, under the auspices of the Montreal Youth For Christ.The Sunday evening service of the church will be conducted by representatives of the C.I.M., led by Rev.John Bell, Canadian secretary.Monday and Tuesday, the missionaries will be guest speakers at meetings to be held at 8 p.m.Colored films, depicting the work of the C.LM.will be shown.Wednesday evening the congregation will hold its mid-weekly fellowship.FuneraL Diractors Gstablished 1840 .A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At your disposal without charge One greyish blue, other navy overcoat cloth, high collar, chamois lining, custom made.Greatly reduced price.WE.2490.Y-58 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE OLD SILVER, CHINA WTD.MA.1590, H.Pearce, Jewellers, Lau- rentien Hotel.8-5 Temple Emanu-El Sabbath Services, tonight, Friday, November 24, 8:15, Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cDogmas in Judaism.\u201d Tomorrow morning, November 25, 11:15: sermonette, \u201cWhat is Thy Name?\u201d based on Torah portion.Breaking Down The Barriers Will be the theme of an address before the Temple Brotherhood on Wednesday evening, November 29 at 8:15 o'clock by Joseph Finkel- stein, Vice-President National Federation of Temple Brotherhoods and prominent religious leader of New York City.An open forum and social hour will follow the address.Committee in charge: Messrs.Leonard Blank, Hershell Lewis, Sydney Lithwick, Paul Put- ziger, Irvin Gertsman.At this meeting the ladies will be guests of the Brotherhood.- Students to Attend Worship At the Sabbath Eve Service, on Friday, November 24, a group of theological students under the leadership of The Very Rev.Ritchie Bell, Professor of Theology, Presbyterian College as well as a group of Young People of the Salvation Army will be attending service.We are delighted to have With us members of the Christian Communion, at our regular Sabbath worship.Book Lover\u2019s Forum Wednesday afternoon, November 29 at 2:45 o'clock in the Temple Community House, the Rev.Angus Cameron, Minister of the Church of the Messiah will review Ernest Hemmingway's book \u201cAcross the River and Into the Trees.\u201d Tea will follow the lecture.Chairman of the afternoon will be Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern.Presiding will be Mrs.Angus D.Cameron, Mrs.George Hollinger, Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern.Hostesses are the following: Mesdames Gaston Albright, Isaac Mindel, Hyman Gertler, Alfred Zion, Edward Feigin, Stanley Davis.Syrups and jams will keep just as well in the cupboard as in the refrigerator.Leave plenty of space ahleg, i and skates, for underprivileged boy.Phone Watson, CL.3691, between 9-5.S-49 32 DOMESTIC HELP \"WANTED PART time housework, 9-12, near Greene Ave.WE.3337.; : 8-38 34 HELP WANTED FEMALE TEACHER for High School Science.Afternoons.Girl's School.Write Box 920, c-o 2185 Hampton, S-25 35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE RELIABLE middle-aged lady, available baby sitting, day, evening.LE.9596.; 5-27 RELIABLE baby silter avallable.References.WA.6490, HIGH SCHOOL -girl, experienced, available baby sitting, evenings, week ends.WE, 1419.S-47 LADY would read alound, write, letters, teach knitting or crocheting.Westmount or near.Write Box 918 c-o 2185 Hampton Ave.-39.36 HELP WANTED MALE BOY WANTED For mail department, age 15-17, excellent chance for advancement.Apply in_person to The Canada Paint Co., \u20182859 Centre Street, near Atwater Avenue.- S-38 87 SITUATION WANTED MALE BABY SITTER, student 18 years of age.Reliable, likes children.References.WIE.5732, John Audet.8-56 FURNACES LOOKED AFTER, SNOW SHOVELLED FROM DRIVE WAYS, WALKS.MONTHLY RATES.DE.4974.S-51 BASEMENTS WASHED, CLEANED, WHITE WASHED, DE.4974 5-52 ONE Ton pick-up truck with driver available.Part or full time.DE.5338.S-26 41 DOMESTIC PETS VEVA ROBSON offers the only Dog's Beauty Shop in Montreal, 342-A Victoria, WA.6687 \u2014 Also an exclusive Boarding Kennel catering to a limit ed number only.Phone Ste.Anne de Bellevue 2134, S-9 BOARDING Kennels for dogs and cats, spacious accommodation, direct access to runs.Convenient to Montreal.Reg'd Cocker Spaniels for gale.Phone Mrs.Pamela Mack, Lachine 980\u2014J\u201413.S-10 42 PERSONALS $1.00 TRIAL OFFER.Twenty-five deluxe personal requirements.Latest catalogue included.The Medico Agency, 109 Front Street East, Toronto, Ontario.S-17 CHILDREN\u2019S MOVIES Specially selected films for children\u2019s birthday parties, WA.5198.S-11 BAMBI NURSERY AND KINDERGARTEN Provides full day\u2019s care.YO.9240.TR.2472 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS GROUPS Station L, Westmount, For particulars, P.O.Box 213, Wednesday Westmount PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65e ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH CARPENTRY S.STANDRING.General carpentry - and cabinet-making.Expert crafts manship on all lines of woodwork, Planned kitchens and custom built interiors a specialty.Estimates free, Satisfaction\u2019 guaranteed.EL.7453.S-6 CARTAGE GENERAL TRANSPORT\u2014Local and long distance.Specialty, furniture, pianos, refrigerators.Call I'l, 1328.S-8 DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKER \u2014 designer.Dresses for every occasion.Aso alterations, Westmount, GL, 3293.S-40 TOO busy to do vour sewing?Phone EL 2007.Charges moderate.S-41 DRESSMAKING and alterations, Don\u2019t discard outdated clothes, 1 have ideas.Madame D'Arcy, 2055 Mansfield, Apt.6, BE.4688.8-4 DRESSMAKING SERVICE WE COVER buttons, and belts with your material.(A complete Service to the dressmaker and home sewer.) Dressmaker's Service, 4921 Decarie, EL.0544.3-12 FURNITURE REPAIRS MAKE new furniture out of your old; any kind :0f polishing, also cabinet making, Inlaid and antique repair a specialty.342B Victoria, WA.2995.S-7 FURNITURE repairs; upholstering, all kinds of furniture polishing, spray painting.Furniture made to order MA.7820, s-2 PHOTOGRAPHY CHILDREN'S photographs taken in your home.The ideal gift and family record.McCullagh, LA.1721, Evenings.5-13 buckles UPHOLSTERING MID-TOWN UPHOLSTERING Co, has been moved to 5337 Western Avenue, corner Prud'homme.Can handle a few more chesterfield sets before Christmas.Temporary telephone morning and nights.UN.2083.Y-32 VENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS \u2014 Fiexalum spring tempered slats.Vinyl plastic tapes.Newest and best on the market.No installation charge.Steel drapery supports given free of charge.Call for free estimate, J.P.Beaudoin, veteran.OXFORD VENETIAN REG'D EVENINGS.HE, 0581 BLINDS Yo.5681 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Lorenzo Gaulin Ltd.Plumbing ond Heating Contractor and Repairs 4424 ST.JAMES STREET WEST Fl.1844 Thursday West End Sunday afternoon NIGHT CALLS - DU.2810 \"YOUR WEST END FORD in the refrigerator for real perish- COMFORTABLE TRANSPORTATION 1c per mile ASK US FOR A DEMONSTRATION OF THE ENGLISH FORD You will be under no obligation.We are pleased to do if.Hodge Bros.Ld.6170 Sherbrooke St.W.WA.1175 {Corner Grand Boulevard) Used Car Lot Corner Sherbrooke & Draper & MONARCH DEALERS\" EA RE IRA - \u201c . Rye) re ey.ae] - \u2014\u2014 Ea ane De Pmt re y ~~ - NE # fe Py bo % Rea pate cot cnc ES amas mn pipe = AN EM me ET Hr Tg PAGE SIX TB Ame mmc cial © At the Westmount Women's Club, St.Andrew's Night, being held this evening at eight o'clock in Victoria Hall, Mrs.J.C.Mc Kean, the president, will be assisted in receiving the guests by Mrs.Gordon T, Blair and her committee.Miss Florence Ewing and her committee will serve the refreshments.Th WESTERNS 5 TAXI STANDS IN WESTMOUNT, N.D.G.& SNOWDON HOURLY & METER RATES WEDDINGS EUNERALS OUT OF TOWN TRIPS SERVICE DAY & NIGHT THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1950 ersonal + Engagements - > Weddings + + + Mr.Leo Goldfarb And His Bride The Royal Montreal Regiment Will hold a dance at the armory tomorrow evening honouring the entry of the RMR team into the Quebec Rugby Football Union.Music and entertainment will be provided by Larry Edwards and his orchestra, and refreshments will be available.Mrs.S.C.Norsworthy, Mrs.Paul F.Sise and Mrs, D.A.Wanklyn will preside at the tea table when the Women's Auxiliary of the Montreal General Hospital holds its annual meeting on Wednesday, at 3.00 p.m.at Victoria Hall.\u2019 Mr.and Mrs.Bradshaw Murray of Westmount, are sailing this week for Britain, Mr.Murray, who was manager of the Royal Bank at the corner of Victoria and Sherbrooke Streets, having been transferred to an appointment in London, England.Mrs.Mary Addams Belden, of Oneida, N.Y., Governor of District 2, Zonta International, will be among the head table guests at the Zonta International Birthday Dinner being held tomorrow evening at the Mount Royal Hotel by the Zonta Club of Montreal.By kind permission of the Conr- manding Officer, the Ladies\u2019 Association of the 17th Duke of York's Royal Canadian Hussars is holding a Silver Sherry Party on Saturday afternoon, from five to seven o'clock, in the Officers\u2019 Mess at the Armory, 4185 Cote des Neiges Road, in aid of the Children's Christmas Party.Convener for this event is Mrs.Lorne Mackenzie, and Miss Phyllis Farrell will be in charge of refreshments.ESTABLISHED 1898 Member\u2014Master Ladies\u2019 Consultetion by Appointment \u2014 Phone WE.2765 i HL.J.ROSS 4210 St.Catherine Street at Greene Avenue in Westmount Donald B.Ross, Proprietor Hairdressers\u2019 Guild of Montreal SN We I vite.oe The Most Difficult Hair Colouring Problems | Modern developments in the art of hair colouring as practised by our experienced beauticians enable us to correct and glamourize your hair shade for the busy social season ahead.REC'D.= _.Mme A SPECIALIST IN: AND GIRDLES Westmount 4235 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.4491 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.6550 ST.HUBERT \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 Nu-Back \u2014 LeLong \u2014 PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES ?MATERNITY and SURGICAL - SUPPORTS - ELASTIC STOCKINGS 4 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 SHERBROOKE WEST CourvAL Annette and Basil Zaray Paola The Ballroom of the Mount Royal Hotel was the scene on Sunday afternoon of the marriage of the couple pictured above.The bride is the former Miss Rita Steinberg, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Sam Steinberg, of Westmount.Mr.Leo Goldfarb, the bridegroom, is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Max Goldfarb, of Montreal.The newlyweds are honeymooning in the United States, motoring as far south as Florida.GOLDFARB - STEINBERG and a small hat of brown tulle Tall candelabra festooned with with gold beads, with a corsage of white single chrysanthemums gold-tone hybrid orchids, featured the beautiful decorations Mrs, Goldfarb, mother of \u2018the in the ballroom of the Mount bridegroom, wore a gown of grey Royal Hotel, at five-thirty o'ciock, lace over pink satin with a hat of on Sunday afternoon, November grey tulle illusion, trimmed with a 19, bn the occasion of the mar- pink ostrich feather and a cor- riage of Miss Rita Steinberg, sage bouquet of dark hybrid daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Sam orchids.Steinberg, of Westmount, to M».Mr.Saul Goldfarb was the best Leo Goldfarb, son of Mr.and Mrs.man, and the ushers at the cere- Max Goldfarb, of Montreal.On|mony and subsequent reception either side of the canopy, which were Messrs.Mel Dobrin, Arnold was decorated with white single Steinberg, Lewis Steinberg, Lionel chrysanthemums appeared large Caplan, Saul Stober, Issie Gins- white dogwood trees and stan- berg, Lionel Goldfarb, Hy Pantel, dards of white \u2018mums\u2019; and the Morty Brownstein and Hank Kap- receiving bower was decorated |lan.with dogwood trees, palms and| The reception was later held in standards of more white \u2018mums\u2019.the hotel ballroom where the tables Rabbi Charles Bender was the had centrepieces of roses.officiating clergyman, assisted by The bride's going-away dress Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat.The| was a grey suit trimmed with music was provided by Mrs.M.| grey velvet with black velvet ac- N.Fineberg.ceSsories.The honeymoon is be- The bride, who was given away ing spent on a motoring trip into by her father, wore a Raoul-Jean the United States as far as Flor\u201d Foure model of pearl Luna satin, ida.Mr, and Mrs.John C.Westaway returned Tuesday from a trip to South \u2018Carolina and Georgia.Mrs.R.E.Haldenby will entertain at dinner at her home on ; Rosemount avenue, before St.Andrew\u2019s Ball on Friday night, December 1, in honor of Miss Joan Foster, who is a debutante.St.Paul's Academy Alumnae are holding their fall reunion and tea in the Prince of Wales Salon, Windsor Hotel, on Sunday afternoon, from 4 to 8 o'clock.All former pupils wishing to attend are requested to call Miss Alma Quigley, corresponding secretary, at FI.9984.- A dance will be held at St.Leo's Academy Hall, Westmount, at nine o'clock tomorrow evening under the auspices of the Mothers\u2019 Club of St.Leo's and St.Paul's Academies, French Section.The Blue Serenaders Orchestra will provide the music.The annual exhibition of paintings by the Studio Group and mem-\"' .bers of the Woman's Art Society is to be held at the 5th Floor Art Gallery of James A.Ogilvy's Limited from Monday November 27 to Saturday, December 2, from 9.30 a.m, to 5.30 p.m.Members of the Woman's Art Society will act as hostesses each day.H:H.S.Royal Oak Chapter will hold an informal dance on Saturday at nine o'clock in the Officer's Mess, Victoria Rifles of Canada, Cathcart Street.Miss Kathleen Ashby, will head the committee, and will be assisted by Mrs.Lawrence Merrill, Miss Peggy Cook, and Mrs.Russell Bain.Proceeds from the dance will be used for the welfare work of the chapter.\u2018 the bodice in shape of petals bead- Out-of-town guests who attended in crystal applique on a net ed the reception included Mr.and Mrs.Irving Rubin, of Boston; Senator and Mrs.A.N.McLean, from New Brunswick; Mr.and Mrs.Brumberg, of Ottawa; Mr.Saul Goldfarb, of Ottawa; Mr.and Mrs.Max Lefcowitz, of New York; - Mr.and Mrs.Maurice Kaplan, of Philadelphia; Mr.and Mrs.David Kaplan, of Philadelphia; Mr.and Mrs.David Snyder, of Philadelphia; Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Basin, of Chicago; Mr.Maurice Arnold, of Cleveland; Mrs.Florence Harris, of New York; and\u2019 Mr.and Mrs.Stephen Mugar, of Boston: Sherbrooke Mountain Sts yolie, and the sleeves long and close-fitting.The skirt had a crystal design, and finished in u very full, long train.She carried a prayer-book of white hybrid orchids and bouvardia.Miss Marilyn Steinberg, the maid of honor, wore white Chantilly lace over aquamarine satin, with a very full skirt with applique \u201cof satin bows.Her shoulder cape had tiers of the same satin, and her large picture hat was of the same ldce and net.Her cascade bouquet was composed of green and white carnations.The bridesmaid, Miss Evelyn Steinberg, was in a similar gown, except that she wore a lace cape over the shoulder.She carried a || colors.Specially priced at $2.98 up Fur Hats DRESSMAKIRG $8 and $10 Just Kecei ved! / A selection of imported Millinery\" Samples.Smart, new styles, assorted We specialize in hand-made Lovely Afternoon Dresses made to order Alterations of all kinds DEPARTME WT Hems $1.50 small cascade of white and green carnations.Mrs.Steinberg, mother of the bride, was arrayed in a tobacco- brown Chantilly lace ensemble over dull gold satin.She wore a full skirt and fitted jacket with long sleeves and tuxedo revers, MLLADY ANN 4114 Si.Catherine Street West (Opposite Wood Ave.) WE.6227 * i 1 4 vy Le a.Westmount Guides Taking Part In Friendship Scroll Ceremony A historic event in the annals of the Canadian Girl Guide Asso- çlation will be the delivery on Saturday morning at Trinity Memorial hurch Hall of the \u201cScroll of Friendship\u201d from British Guides which will be received by the Rev, Canon R.K.Naylor at 11.30 a.m.and be on view at the church to the public until 3.30 p.m, Guides will a the custodians of the Scroll at Trinity, the guard\u2019 of honor being made up of Guides from Notre Dame de Grace, Snowdon, Western d Belmont \u2014 the four districts in the newly formed Western division.Commissioners attending will be Mrs.John Hymers, N.D.G.; Mrs.J.L.Pidoux, Western; Mrs.C.F.Young, Snowdon; end Mrs.H, M.Chalk, Westmount istrict.Mrs.Paul Fraser, Brown Qwl from Willingdon School, ac- gompanied by Mrs.John Hymers, Will transport the Scroll and the guard of honor by motor to Verdun City Hall, its next destination.In planning for the 13th World Conference of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts, held at Oxford, England, last summer, this hand printed illuminated Scroll was prepared to tarry the greetings of British Guides to the Guides or Scouts of each of the twenty-seven member countries of the World Association, representing twe and a quarter million girls.Wrapped in a waterprof case and enclosed in a blue container, the scrolls were each started on long and exciting journeys.From out- flung parts of the British Isles \u2014 the Hebrides, Ulster, the Channel Islands, the Lizards, the Isle of Wight \u2014 they came over routes famous in history \u2014 the Roman Roads, the Pilgrims\u2019 Way, coach- jng roads, pony track, barge canals, lights and beacons, and by the route followed by the Army of Liberation, 1945.Thus came Canada\u2019s Scroll of Friendship-borne by military vehicle, jeep, motor transport and by the Royal Navy Ambulance, to the purchase of which Canadian Guides had contributed.\u2018As it passed from town to town in the hands of the Brownies, Guides and Rangers, its passage was recorded and the names of those who had the thrill of carrying the Scroll, to whom it was handed and how it travelled.y- when it Was given to the yor of a town, or the minister o church for safe-keeping during the night does the name of an adult appear anywhere.So from hand to hand assed the greetings of Britain's uides till they reached Oxford on July 29.McGill Newman Club Names Patrons for Dance At Park Toboggan Club Newman Club at McGill University will hold its annual semi-for- mal dance at the Park Toboggan Club on Mount Royal on Friday evening, December 1.Patrons for the big social event of the year Will be: Dr.and Mrs.W.J.Mc- Nally; Dr, and Mrs.Magnus Seng; Mr.and Mrs.John O\u2019Brien; Dr.and Mrs.Arthur Young; Dr.and Mrs.John Howlett, Martin Dore and his orchestra will provide the dance music.Miss Joan McLean heads the social committee which will be in charge of refreshments.» ~ ATELIER TEXTILES 1460 Union Avenue Room i (OPPOSITE MORGAN'S) hand loomed upholstery, drapery fabrics, rugs, table mats, etc.ORIGINAL DESIGNS AND COLORS CREATED 10 YOUR INDIVIDUAL REQUIREMENTS TN Active on Committee Blue Goose Ladies Xmas Entertainment MRS.H.E.LAWS MRS.E.H.SHEA Among the Committee chairmen named for the forthcoming Christmas Cocktail Party being sponsored by the Blue Goose Ladies Auxiliary, under the general convenor- ship of the president, Mrs.Benoit |: Bertrand, are the co-chairmen pictured above, Mrs.Harry E.Laws and Mrs.E.H.Shea who are in charge of the entertainment committee.Other chairmen are: Donations, Mrs.Paul Courtois and Mrs.Charles H.Wood; Invitations; Mrs.F.W.Moore and Mrs.C.H.Nott; Hotel, Mrs.J.J.Bonhomme; Decorations, Mrs.P.J.Ryan; Prizes, Mrs.J.Hubert Lesperance and Mrs.Leo, J.Leclerc; Publicity, Mrs.R.A.Harries; Refreshments, Mrs, S, F.LeRiche and Mrs.Henri | à Valois; Auction, Mrs.J.E.Gordon Weekes and Mrs.R, A.Dyer, This event is being held on Saturday, December 2, from four to 7:30 pm.in the Mount Royal Hotel, to raise funds for Christmas| i cheer to be distributed to homes for the aged and underprivileged children.APPROACHING MARRIAGES The marriage of Joan Hope, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.George |i J.Strean, of Westmount, to Mr.Frederick Lawrence Solomon, son of Mrs.Edward Solomon, of Westmount, and the late Louis Solomon, has been aranged to take place on Thursday afternoon, December 21, at half-past three o'clock, at the Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue; \u2018Westmount, - THE EXAMINER,» WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1950 *| Three-day Cooking Class 1 Auxiliary Appeals For Sewing Machine The Women's Auxiliary of the Herbert Reddy Memorial Hospital appeals to local residents for .the donation or temporary loan of a sewing machine for their very necessary work, Anyone who wishes to help the auxiliary in this way is asked to call the switchboard operator at the hospital, and arrangements will be made for transportation.CA.C.Reports Looking atthe picture of C.A.C.in the Province of Quebec what a tremendous difference can be noted between 1949 and 1950.If you are wondering what C.A.C.means, it is a convenient abbreviation for the Canadian Association of Con- -|sumers, and signifies an organization which is now known to thousands of \u2018members all over Canada, Membership in this province has been \u201cupped\u201d over 669 above that of 1949.Better still, nearly two- thirds of all members are now organized in local Branches.Just for the record and for those interested \u2018in joining such groups, the following list is given, and where the name of a women\u2019s club is mentioned, a branch has been formed within the membership of, and restricted to that club, Rural Branches are now at work in the towns of Asbestos, Hudson and Hudson Heights, Mansonville, Magog, Strathmore, Shawinigan Falls, Noranda, Pointe Claire, Richmond and Ste.Anne de Bellevue.In Montreal, the following Branches: Cote des Neiges and Snowdon Women\u2019s Club, Jewish Junior Welfare League, Madeleine Hodgson Chapter, 1.0.D.E.,, Montreal West Women\u2019s Club, Mount Royal Women\u2019s Community Club, Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club, The First Notre Dame de Grace Branch, Pioneer Women's Club, RCAF Silver Cross Mothers, the Renee Branch, University of McGill Alumnae and the University of Toronto Alumnae.Several other are forming and \u201cC.A.C.Reports\u201d will soon carry news of them, | Thursday evenings, December 5, 6, Coming to Trinity Hall Preparations for the Robin Hood Flour Mills Cooking School to be held Tuesday, Wednesday and and 7 in Trinity Memorial Church Hall, corner Sherbrooke and Marlowe Avenues, are well under way.This service of demonstrations will be conducted by chief home economist Dorothy Shantz, who will specialize in Christmas cooking.George Bishop will be master of ceremonies.Numerous valuable articles have been donated for door prizes as well as bags of groceries which will be given each evening.In ad- PAGE SEVEN dition, a sample bag will be given to each lady attending.Tickets may be reserved by phoning DE.1038, or the church office, The Paivio Health Studio 1426 Stanley Street A modern centre for ladies BODY REDUCING FIGURE MOULDING Women In attendance for MASSAGE and PHYSIO-THERAPY Allan Paivio, B.Sc, (P.Ed.), Director BElair 8837 PERSONA Emile Beauty Salon LIZED HAIR STYLING PERMANENTS - - - - From $5.50 to $15 { SHAMPOO and FINGER WAVE - - $1.25 1373 GREENE AVENUE \u201cA Smart Coiffure Depends E Make An Appointment Today For Our Expert, Specialized Hair Styling And Treatment.{Near Sherbrooke) APPOINTMENTS Fi.2486 ntirely On A Smart Haircut\u201d For fit, comfort and dur standard prices.Sizes 32 eM 1219 Greene Avenue iS OT OO 6 OO î Lu AE i I sO LL + SLIPS.trimmed, look for the brand names for quality and Colours are pink, rose petal, navy and white.$2.98 w ability, in plain or lace to 44, = M \u2014- Fitzroy 9541 20 FO 1 0 fl SERA LEG OF LAMB Ib.75: Home-cured Sliced BREAKFAS TBACON lb.5% - Fancy Meats - WE SPECIALIZE IN RED BRAND BEEF BECAUSE IT HAS , ALWAYS BEEN A GATEHOUSE POLICY TO OFFER OUR CUSTOMERS THE HIGHEST QUALITY ONLY, RUMP ROAST lb.79: LOIN OF LAMB Ib.73e TRY OUR HOME-CURED | CORNED BEEF - Fresh Sweetbreads Pork Pies Grade Calves' Liver Lamb Liver Grad Lamb Fries Beef Liver rade Ox Tails Farmers Sausage Calves\u2019 Brains , Veal Patties Crade Corned Tongue Smoked Meats Crade AIRBORNE FILLETS Received Daily Fresh Smelts 3 Salmon Trout i Whitefish i Scotch Kippers Fresh Fresh Dore 8 Gatehouse Stores Are Open From 8 am.to 6 p.m.Daily For Your Shopping Convenience 1329 Fresh Herring Finnan Haddies Smoked Fillet Winnipeg Gold Eyes Also 628 DORCHESTER STREET WEST v © PHONE SERVICE © FREE DELIVERY © CUSTOMERS' PARKING LOT FACING STORE à Fresh Haddock Sole Fillets Fresh Halibut Smoked Salmon Haddock Fillets © We Have a Fine Assortment of Garden-Fresh Fruit and Vegetables © = PAGE EIGHT THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDA OU EL AAA 0 AE L000 0 OL YOU CAN Right in the heart of Westmount there is a shopping centre that can supply the daily néed Westmount residents.- \\ | ~ \u2019 \u201ceo 5» Some of the merchants on this street have been located here for many years \u2014 \u2018others parative newcomers \u2014 but all are united in their efforts to serve the people of this commun best way possible.x Some offer merchandise \u2014 others offer a specialized service \u2014 but you may be sure \u2018the doing their best to please you and to warrant your patronage.~ Give the business firms on Greene Avene a chance to-show what they can do:for YO BUTTONS & BOWS Reg d Dressmaking Supplies Threads Ribbons Dress Shields Needles Hem Ribbons Knitting Wool Ric-racs Pins Knitting Needles Bindings Hosiery Mending Wool Snep Fasteners Safety Pins Darning Cotton Mooks and Eyes Elastic Buttons Covered Seam Bindings Shoulder Pads ete, etc.Do drop in when you sre passing end heave s look sreund at the complete sssortment on display, in an etrmosphere which is sure to please you.1370A GREENE AVENUE (A few doors below Sherbrooke) Wiibank 7510 Atistic Pp.aridian Hairdressers Marcel Gatonas, proprietor Specializing in ®* PERMANENTS * HAIR TINTING For appointment, phone FI.6808 1363 GREENE AVENUE (Just below Sherbrooke) AVENUE CUSTOM TAILORS & VALET SERVICE Hond Tailored Garments for Ladies and Centlemen ALTERATIONS OF ALL KINDS Fur Coats restyled, repaired and glazed YERY REASONABLE PRICES 1166 Greene Avenue (Just below St.Catherine) DELIVERY service WE.5908 e PARKING LOT FOR OUR PATRONS Open oll day Wednesdays, closed Saturdays OHMAN\u2019S + CHINA * SILVERWARE WATCHES * JEWELRY + 1216 GREENE AVENUE WE.4046 x X TRY SHO ON GRE WHERE.Y » GET THE VALUES SERVI \u201d JOHN WATSON LIMITED + Plumbing and Heating Contractors 1359 GREENE AVENUE Fl.4689 GREENE AVENUE BOOK STORE Complete Selection of COUTT'S CHRISTMAS CARDS Why not join our LENDING LIBRARY No membership fee required.4e a day per book, 1354 GREENE AVENUE Fl.0796 ASTON a Christmas Tree Lights © WINDOW G 1379 -GREENE AVENUE (Just below Sherbrooke) ~ DEMERS Limited Butcher \u2014 Groceries Specializing in Red Brand Beef Fruit and Vegetables received fresh daily Prompt attention given to phone orders veuve WI.8748 1347 GREENE AVENUE SCOTCH ANTHRACITE _ Wholesalers and BRITISH AND AMERICAN ANTHRACITE COAL AND SACCO OIL CC Sole DistriBut WILLIAMS OIL-O- MATIC BURNERS a a 1331 GREENE AVENUE : 5 0 AR ÇA 100 TO 1 OO 0 Os ee ee NT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1950 PAGE NINE A 1 SL 0 ~~ er \u201cgy \u201c néeds of most others are com- ommunity in the ure that all -are for YOU.SHOPPING GREENE E YOU'LL THE BEST UES AND ERVICE ON GREE NE Charlotte cow SUITS COATS DRESSES.| EVENING GOWNS MILLINERY BLOUSES .FURS.Juniors\u2019 - Misses\u2019 « Women's 1353 GREENE AVENUE WESTMOUNT NEAR SHERBROOKE OPEN 9 TO 6 DAILY Fi.7773 BRUCE JOHNSTON Men's Wear Complete line of - ® Tooke and B.V.D.Shirts ® McGregor and Holeproof Hosiery ® Famous Oakwood Shoes for Men 1267 GREENE AVENUE Fl.6015 © GENE FOSS Antique furniture from Old Quebec, adapted to modern living.® Copper © Pewter © Braided Rugs ® Coal Oil Lamps © Early Pottery 1356 GREENE AVENUE WE.1977 F.L SILVER Lodles\u2019 : and Gentlemen's CUSTOM TAILOR © Remodelling © Pressing © Repairs © Cléaning We have a good selection of IMPORTED GOODS 1235 GREENE AVENUE (Opposite Avenue Theatre) WI.6633 John H.HILL STATIONERY Reg'd.© Stationery © Gifts, Toys and Novelties ® Greeting Cards for all Occasions + 1217 GREENE AVENUE Fl.9733 La MAISON DOUVILLE Ine.® GROCERIES * CHOICE MEATS © BEER AND PORTER + \u20181319 GREENE AVENUE Fl.1166-1167 IAKDWARE Co.« Household Appliances Gifts « Toys - Paints, etc.e Lights and Decorations DOW GLAZING ° AVENUE ~ PROMPT DELIVERY rbrooke) \u201c- Fi.5669 BROOKS\u2019 DRUG STORE \u201cThe Rexoll Drug Store\u201d Do your Christmas shopping here We carry a complete line of Gift Sets of most well-known makes .Also candy and cigarettes, Holiday wrapped.Free Delivery \u2014 Phone Fl.9344 Comer Greene Avenue and St.Catherine West - 1383 GREENE AVENUE Marie lingerie - nylon specialties .skirts - blouses Fl.6016 E COAL COMPANY LTD.alers and Retailers OAL \u2018AND COKE \u2014 HIGHGRADE BITUMINOUS COAL COMPANY LTD.Distributors for: [ERS and HIGHEST QUALITY FUEL OIL : TELEPHONE: WE.8431 mm OO \"SPRAD\u201d SHOWCARD DESIGNER Owned and operated by L.F.Harding Designer and Producer of © Showcard-Signs © Posters and Painted Publicity « + .that bring better business! With thot same easy-to-remember phone: Fitzroy 4747 1215 GREENE AVENUE - ROOM 10 a EE A ET a5 = >.on ry] ré diy = TRS The SNA x PAGE TEN | = THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1950 > 9, he Women: 3 th N RCAF Silver Cross The Silver Cross Mothers of the R.C.A.F.will hold their annual meeting, and election of officers on Monday in the Y.W.C.A.Hall, Dor- chester street at 2.30 p.m, A good attendance is requested.! O.E.S.Bazaar Montreal Chapter No.20, Order of the Eastern Star Bazaar will commence at 3:00 p.m.and continue through the evening of Tuesday, Nov.28 at N.D.G.Community Hall, 5311 Cote St.Antoine Road, Corner Decarie Blvd.Cards, home cooking, novelties, etc, will be offered for sale.St.Andrews W.A.The Women's Association of St.Andrews Church, Westmount, will meet in Hutchison Hall for sewing on Tuesday, at 2 p.m.The tea hostesses will be Miss Alice Eadies and the ladies of No.11 group.Military Whist Daughters of the Nile, Oasis Temple No.46, will hold their annual Fall Military Whist on Thursday evening, November 30, at 8.15 p.m, in the Rialto Hall, Park Ave.at Bernard.Mrs.Ralph M.Bell is general convenor, Table holders are requested to bring their own playing cards.Fur Coats for really smart maternity fashions.Ged expectalions MONTREAL'S UNIQUE MATERNITY SPECIALTY SHOP 1610 Sherbrooke Street West Jackets Smartly Styled, Beautiful and Long-Wearing.Moderately Priced, Too! MArquette 6804 UINN Furrier VISIT WE.4180 Capes 1186 St.Catherine St.West South Side Between Stanley and Drummond Sts.\"Having a party?We have the most up-to-date 16MM sound movies Specializing in movies for: KIDDIES\" PARTIES, WOMEN'S CLUBS INSTITUTIONS and SCHOOLS Film equipment for rent or sale WHY NOT GIVE US A CALL \u2014 | RE Fl.2907 0 : |T.Stackhouse, j tea, will be assisted by Mrs.F, M.Rr Clark and Mrs.B.J.Moore and i their committees.BUT ONE [IS Yes, indeed, there are two Vancouvers \u2014 one in Washington, U.S.A., and one in British Columbia, Canada.Similarly, there\u2019s a Four Roses Whiskey in the United States and Four Roses Canadian Whisky in Canada.but they're quite different whiskies.In the United States, Four Roses is an American Whiskey, But, in Canada, Four Roses is a Canadian Whisky, distilled, blended and bottled in Canada under the supervision of the Canadian Government, It\u2019s one of the finest Canadian Whiskies you can buy.FOUR ROSES Canadien Whisky FRANKFORT DISTILLERS (CANADA) LTD, Class Discontinued The Sewing Class of the Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club will be discontinued until the New Year, resuming activities on January 4, 1951.Westminster Whist The W.A.of the Westminster Central Church is holding a military whist on Monday.There will be refreshments, prizes anc door prizes.Drama Class The Drama Class of the Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club will hold its next meeting on Wednesday, at the N.D.G., YY M.C.A.Hampton Ave, Antiquarian Society The Women\u2019s Branch of th: Antiquarian and Numismatic Society will meet at the Chateau de Ramezay on Wednesday, at 245 p.m.The speaker, Mr.Paul Gouin, will discuss \u201cLa Conservation du Vieu Montreal\u201d, Melville Society The Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of Melville Presbyterian Church will meet for work at 2.30 p.m.on Monday, in the Church hall, Melville Ave., Westmount.All are cordially invited to attend, Christmas Sale The Women's Auxiliaries of the First Baptist Church, corner of Guy and Dorchester will hold their Annual Tea and Sale in the Church Hall on the afternoon of Friday, December 1.There will be tables of fancy work, aprons, home cooking, candy, and \u201calmost new.\u201d The Evening Group will have an interesting table of ornaments and Christmas gifts.Montreal Club The meeting of the Montreal | Women's Club on Monday at 2.30 # p.m.in the Sheraton Room, Mount Royal Hotel, will take the form of a short entertainment by Mr.Percy Mellot and a reception and [tea for old and new members.Mrs.P.G.Delgado, president of i the club, and the hoard of management will be hostesses.Mrs.R.chairman of the Zonta Dinner Mrs.Ellen Fairclough, member of Parliament for Hamilton West, and only woman member in the House of Commons, will be the guest speaker at the Zonta Club of Montreal, at the Mount Royal Hotel, tomorrow, at 7:00 p.m.Mrs.Fairclough is a member of the Zonta Club of Hamilton, and a former district governor of Zonta.Children\u2019s Home The annual business meeting and election of officers of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Orange and Protestant Children's Home for Quebec will be held in Room 12, Victoria School, St.Luke Street, Montreal at 8.00 p.m.on Monday.All members of the Auxiliary, subscribers to the Home and members of the L.OL.and L.O.B.A.are requested to attend to learn of the progress made during the first year of operation, Rummage Sales A rummage sale, under the aus- Chapter, I.O.D.E., will be held on Tuesday in Wesley Church Hall, corner of Royal and Notre Dame de Grace avenues, starting at 1.30 p.m.Donations from friehds of the Chapter will be gratefully received and pick-up may be arranged.Conveners for the sale are Regent, Mrs.A, E.Watts, Mrs.R.H.Grant and Mrs.C, T.Groome.pices of the Earl of Besshorough| Queen's Carpet In Mtl.from Monday to Thursday to Be on View The carpet made by Her Majesty Queen Mary is arriving from Sydney, N.S., on Sunday, and will be on display at the T.Eaton Co.Limited for four days from Monday, November 27, to Thursday, November 30, inclusive, under the auspices of the Montreal Municipal Chapter of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire.Although there will be a nominal charge to the general public, school children accompanied by their teachers will be admitted free of charge.During the showing of the carpet in the Maritime Provinces and Newfoundland Mrs.K.I.G.Drope, First Vice-President of the National Chapter of the 1.0.D.E., was in charge of arrangements and travelled with the carpet.Mrs.R.M.Walkey, Organizing Secretary of the National Chapter, will assume these duties while the carpet is on display in the Province of Quebec.Mrs.J.H.Chipman, M.B.E, President of the National Chapter, presented a charter to the first Chapter formed in Newfoundland during the time the carpet was on display there.The exhibition is part of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire campaign across Canada to raise the $100,000 purchase price of the carpet.Jr.Ad Club Dance Set for December 1 Junior Advertising and Sales Club is holding its first dance of the season on Friday, December 1, at the Town of Mount Royal Town Hall, The theme of this dance is the Gay Nineties so the hall will be decorated with murals which .will depict songs made famous in the era.Handle-bar moustaches will be provided for the men and the appropriate music for the old dances will be played by Wally Baker.The chairman of this event is Charles Grant and assisting him on the committee are:\u2014Muriel Sherman, Pat Byrne, Phyllis Sanford ,Madelene Fitzgerald, Charles Turner, Al Kirsch, Ken Cutting, Bill Waldron, Jim Bloxam and Brendan Murphy.The committee has decided not to limit attendance to club members only but it is necessary for persons interested to make reservations by calling Mrs.Gill (LA.3425) or any member of the committee.Joseph De Csiby To Be Heard at N.D.G.Club Forthcoming Musicale At the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club Musicale on Friday, toria Hall, Westmount, the distine guished Hungarian pianist, Professor Joseph de Csiby will: give a piano recital.Professor Joseph de Csiby at the jed under Professor Thoman, a Liszt pupil and the master of Bartok and Dohnanyi and many great artists.Professor de Csiby studied with Thoman for four years and Budapest for another four years where he received the Liszt prize and Master's Degree in 1934.After which he was invited to join the staff of the Academy of Music in Budapest, which position he retained until 1944, giving many solo recitals, in Hungary, Italy, Australia, Poland and other European couritries.During this time he was soloist with symphony orchestras, also played on the radio.During these ten years he conducted & master piano class for pupils and gave many concerts, e.g.during one year, Bach's forty- eight preludes and fugues in four etudes; Professor de Csiby lecturs ing at each recital.Members may use guest tickets, VWVY vVYYVOOR Are You Entertaining?WE RENT Tables, Dishes, Glassware, Punch Bowls, 4 4 Coat Racks and Linen, \u2018For All Occasions New Bridge Sets for Sale Bench & Table Service AT.4755-6-7 eg'd, Est\u2019d.3919 6220 Decarie Regd: remet \u2014\u2014\u2014 a à wh [x yl yx BEST, Y UARANTEEQY OU Fo Seasonal Storage Quick Pick-Up and Delivery gervice W.INDSOR DRY il 1205 La IY\" LISINOPRIL TRenmore 6679 I [gE elie nd age of five commenced piano lessons and after three months gave & recital.In his 18th year he stud- = entered Dohanyi\u2019s master class in - December 1, at 8:15 p.m,, at Vice - a recitals as well as Liszt's piano \u2019 Naf fo Dr.Thomas O'Hagan .Subject of Talk At St.Augustine's Rev.James T.Hurley, of St.Augustine of Canterbury Church, was .guest speaker at the November meeting of the Xavier Apostolate Guild, held in Congress Hall, Father Hurley's subject was \u201cA Canadian Poet and Scholar,\u201d\u2014the life and times of Dr.Thomas O'Hagan, who was born in Ontario in 1856 and after a most distinguished career, died in 1939 in his eighty\"Tourth year.Dr.O'Hagan was a prolific writer and educator and wrote many poems, several of which Father Hurley read to the audience.Introduced by the president, Mrs.J.W., McAnally, Father Hurley was thanked by Mrs.JE.Cahoon.Very Rev.J.F.McCaffrey, S.J., rector of Loyola College and moderator of the Guild, addressed the meeting.Mr.I.Belivau was soloist, accompanied by Miss Ethel McDer- mott, who also played piano selections during the tea hour.Mrs.Peter Reid was tea hostess.Fast, Free Delivery Service Specialty: Imported Foods and Overseas Parcels CHAD'S MARKET Beaconsfield and Sherbrooke DE.8454 ITS SmoofI\u2026 ITS mellow.FRONTENAC WHITE CAP 5 ALE I'S THE FINEST ALE YOU'VE EVER rasreo/ Æ AVAILABLE IN \u201cONE-WAY\"' BOTTLES & CANS Fashion Mint A.Deep winier red wool fleece is used for a good companion of a coat that aims to bring cheer and comfort to the chilly scene.The collar, which is hand stitched as are the cuffs, is made to frame the face or to.be draped flat.The sleeves are crushy with winged armholes.The hand-stitched detail continues all the way down: the front.Along with the current penchant for surprise coat linings, this one is lined in navy - taffeta, Miss Bereau Convenes Miniature Bazaar For Loretto Alumnae The Loretto Alumnae of Montreal will hold a miniature Bazaar in Victoria Hall, Westmount, on Saturday afternoon, December 2, from 2 to 7 p.m.to raise funds for the various charitable projects annually undertaken by the society.General convener of the bazaar will be Miss Jean Bereau.In charge of the different booths will be: Mrs.G.Macklin Marshall (Gifts); Mrs.Ralph Judge (Pantry Shelf); Mrs.C.J.McDonald (Fancy-work); Mrs.John McM.Charlebois (Knitted Goods); Miss \u2018Marna Reed (Book Nook); Miss Dorothy Hammill (Cosmetic Counter); Mrs.N.D.Tooby (Tots\u2019 Town).Mrs.C.C.Lindsay and Mrs.W.F.O'Dea will be jointly in charge of the tea room.= Distinguished Jewish Spokesman To Address Laurentian Organization Sol Hayes executive director of Canadian Jewish Congress, will address the monthly dessert luncheon meeting of the Laurentian Service Organization, which will be held on Monday, at 1.30 p.m.at the home of Mrs, Cecil Vineberg, 4955 Roslyn Ave.,, Westmount.When the Jewish Refugee and War Relief Agencies were formed in 1940, Mr.Hayes was appointed executive director.In 1942 he was named, in addition, executive director of Canadian Jewish Co\u201c- gress.He was instrumental in bringing together various representatives of Jewish groups from all over the world who attended a meeting in Montreal of the United Relief and Rehabilitation Administration and for the first time in 25 years, United Jewish Representation was organized to go before an international organization, the UNRA.Mr.Hayes was chosen as the spokesman of world Jewry at the conference and in 1945 went to San Francisco as a representative for the Canadian Jewish Congress at the adoption of the United Nations Constitution.He is thoroughly familiar with current world events and particularly with affair that affect Canadian Jewry.Sections of raw apples in the cake box will keep cakes and cookies moist longer.4\u2014THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1950 \u2014_ + Group Meets Mayor And Attends Meeting Of City Council The members of the Know Your Montreal group of the N.D.G.Women\u2019s Club under the chairmanship of Mrs.A.Roy Clouston, attended a council meeting of the City of Montreal recently at the invitation of His Worship, Camillien Houde, Mayor of Montreal.° Arriving at the main entrance of the City Hall at 3.00 p.m.the delegation \u2018was escorted into the Hall of Honor and then met by Mayor Houde.The visitors were invited to enter the Mayor's office and each member signed the Golden Book.Mayor Houde gave a brief summary of those who had signed the Golden Book, and past records were shown, including a beautifully hand-tooled hook reserved for Royalty, which contained the names of King George VI and Queen Eliza- \u2018beth, inscribed during their visit to Montreal in 1939.The Council Chamber was then visited where a debate was taking place.The Mayor introduced the ladies to the Council and familiar figures were noted by club members, including Notre Dame de Grace councillors, one of whom, Councillor Roy E.Wagar who sat with the ladies during part of the meeting.Mrs.J.M.Purcell, first vice- president of the club thanked Mayor Houde for conducting the tour.Members who attended this evént were: Mrs.K.E.Norris, President of the Club, Mrs.J.M.Purcell, Mrs.A.Roy Clouston, Mrs.A.Russell, Mrs.F.G.Floud, Mrs.J.F.Emms, Mrs.R.E.Wagar, Mrs.E.Ogilvy, Mrs.J.E.Lendon, Mrs.W.Montgomery, Mrs.P.L.Stock, Mrs, W.A.Falconer, Mrs.| L, Hallford, Mrs.T.H.Edwards, Mrs.L.W.King, Mrs.M.Roche- mont, Mrs.A.E.Freeman, Miss M.Pollock, Mrs.M.F.Windsor and Mrs.L.P, Smardon.Catherine Booth W.A.To Hold Annual Sale Catherine Booth Women's Auxiliary is holding a sale of work tomorrow at the Latimer Motor Sales Show Rooms, St.Catherine street and Tower avenue.All members and friends of the Catherine Booth W.A.are invited to attend the event, which will be opened at 10 a.m.This annual sale of work is noted for the fine handiwork and variety of its articles, and this year the many tables will be as attractively arranged and as well stocked as usual with gifts and other items \u2018sure to please and t moderately priced.- NOTICE REGARDING RUMMAGE SALES A charge will be made for all rummage sales and notices of women\u2019s meetings sent by telephone.If written out In ink, or typed, on one side of the paper sy Monday, such notices will oe Inserted free of charge in the \u2018Woman's Realm\u201d department of the women\u2019s pages.Jewish Junior League Bazaar and Carnival to Feature Home Cooking Plans are being carried out by the Jewish Junior Welfare League for a mammoth Bazaar and Carnival to take place at Victoria Hall, Wednesday, December o, from 1.30 p.m.until midnight.Admittance tickets being sola in advance by members will bring luxurious and useful door prizes to 25 lucky people.First prize is a dark grey lamb Russian stole valued at $650, and with a $100 Government Bond and merchar- dise certificates from leading Montreal stores, these prizes total over $1,500.The Bazaar, the major activity of the afternoon, should prove a voon io Christmas and holiday shoppers.Members of the Jewish Junior Welfare League have long been known for their culinary arts.r\u2019roof of this skill will be displayed at the Home Cooking sale for which every member has been asked to bake her best cake, pie, cookies, or candy and to donate home-made jellies and pickles and preserves.The League's many projects and services include new and repaired toys for the children in hospitals and community centres; scholarship funds for needy students; hot soup and cocoa for the children of Lorne and Aberdeen Schools; purchase of articles made by handicapped people in the veterans\u2019 hospitals and the sanatoria; and the establishment and 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Kal can \\ atre without having felt he has seen Something unique in Canadian entertainment.The play connot be said to be a departure into any new form, but it nevertheless has an original and authentic ring.Fridolin himself gives the most imposing performance.Others in the cast who give strong support are Huguette Oligny as Marie- Ange, Denise Pelletier as Germaine, Joy Lafleur as Rosie, Amanda Alarie as mama and Fred Barry as papa.New sets designed by Jean Fournier de Belleval and executed by Hans Berends are sharp and appropriate, Final Tribute Paid Former Deputy Chief A detachment of men from the Westmount Fire Department, under Captain E.Durocher and Captain G.Lowe attended the burial service of William Burriss, former Deputy Chief of the Westmount Fire Department.The 67-year-old Burriss died on Friday at St.Andrew\u2019s East, Quebec, where he had lived since his retirement from the Department in 1944.A native of England, Mr.Burriss joined the Westmount Fire Department in 1914.After seeing service in the First World War, he returned to Westmount in 1919, and in 1931 was promoted to lieutenant, Five years later he was made Deputy Chief and held that position until his retirement on March 1944.Funeral service for the veteran fireman was held at St.Andrew's East, and the burial took place at the Lachine Cemetery.He is survived by his wife, two sons and three daughters.Stamp Club Quiz Planned This Tuesday afternoon at 4 p.m.Westmount Y.M.C.A.Stamp Club will conduct a stamp collectors\u2019 quiz.The quiz, which will be conducted by Max Caplan, advisor to the Club, will test the members\u2019 knowledge of Canadian and foreign stamps.Evan Monkman of the Club Executive announced that next week the Club will be sending stamps to the YM.C.A.stamp club in Cairo, Egypt, and asked all boys to bring in as many Canadian stamps as possible.In turn, they would eventually receive an equal number of Egyptian stamps.Anyone wishing to join or visit this club is asked to be at the Westfnount Y.M.C.A.next Tuesday afternoon.Silver Cross The monthly meeting of the Silver Cross Women of Canada, Montreal Chapter will be held Wednesday evening in the Legion Hall (Brodeur room), 1191 Mountain St., at 8:15 p.m.All members are requested to THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1950 = Ti-Coq and Friend Fridolin, actor-writer-producer, and star of the Current Gesu Hall comedy-drama success, Ti-Coq, talks things over with Robert Christie aboard the troopship that is taking him away from his beloved Marie-Ange.The play is being hailed on all sides as one of the finest to show locally in many years.In addition to Christie, who plays the padre, Huguette Oligny is featured as Marie-Ange, with.Juliette Belliveau, Fred Barry and Clement Latour also featured.Additional Names Of Tableholders N.D.G.Club Bridge Tableholders at the recent fall bridge of the Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club held in Victoria Hall included the following: Mesdames E.D.Eliott, J.P.Emms, L.M.Fraser, A.E.Freeman, G.A.Shearman, J.H.Thom- .| son, F.A.Hillenbrand, Hiltz, W.J.Spedding, W.A.Wylie, Edward Young, H.MacPherson, T.Handra- han, F.J.MacGibbon, Robert Thomson, C.W.Misner, W.Hatch, H.Simpson, J.Migneault, E.W.Hunt, J.L.Wilkie, C.A.Booth, J.C.Norton, R.Osler, E.Heuser.Mesdames George Elliott, W.A.Falconer, F.L.Gall, F.G.Gardner, Fred Phillips, A.Watson, H.S.Hawthorne, J.Smith, Richard Wilson, C.A.Wilkinson, J.P.Charbonneau, W.J.Tawse, M.Po- lan, W.Redfern, Fred Webber, G.E.Anderson, W.A.Routledge, E.M.Miller, R.C.Molson, V.Johnston, C.Henry, H.S.Givens, C.F.Gardner and R.H.Somers.LODE.Tea Captain Fryatt Chapter LO.D.B, is holding a tea at the home of Mrs.L.B.Stilwell, 574 Grosvenor avenue, Westmount, on Friday, December 1, from 3.30 to 6 p.m.There will be a home-cooking and miscellaneous, table and a book sale.All proceeds will be used for the work of the order.Members and their friends are invited to attend.attend.served.Refreshments will be Film Version of \u201cFaust > To Appear at the Seville \u201cFaust and the Devil\u201d which brings to the screen the love, music and spectacle of the great opeta, will appear soon at the Italo Tajo, star of the Metropolitan Opera, Nelly Corradi and Cino Mattera are starred.In the new screen version of the love story \u201cFaust and the Devil,\u201d inspired by Goethe's drama and Gounod's opera, \u2018\u2018Faust,\u201d comes to the screen with a large cast, lavish backgrounds, fine voices and some of the world\u2019s most beloved music.\u201cFaust and the Devil,\u201d tells the famous tale of the man who sold his soul for the love of a maiden and tasted once again the thrills and joys of youth.As told to the accompaniment of the music of A little extra salt added to cooked or baked foods helps to make up for less sweetening.Gounod, with added musical interpretations of Arrigo Boito, \u201cFaust and the Devil\u201d is said to combine the varied appeals of a great love drama and spectacle into an exciting screen version.Leopold Marchand\u2019s screen play, equipped with English titles by Herman C.Weinberg, was directed by Carmine Callone.The libretto was written by Michel Carre and Jules Barbier.Gregor Rabino- vitch was the producer.St.Matthias Pack Get New Trophy Last Friday Cub Eric Riordon was invested as a Tenderpad., The Pack is glad to see this new addition to its ranks and wishes Eric \u201cgood hunting.\u201d Jimmy Laing joined the Pack and is the last man to be accepted this season.Tony Bowen gained ten points for his Six by bringing in Eric Riordon and this brought the Green Six level with the Grey in the monthly competition.They both have 159 points and it will be interesting to see who wins the November competition which concludes tonight.Cub John Hardy of the Grey Six was presented with his First Star which he passed last week.Peter Seely passed model for Second Star and Peter Gillespie passed his savings test for Second Star.Tonight the Pack will hold an examination, night, during which various parts of First and Second Star may be passed.It is hoped to see a number of men get through some of these things.We plan to have Mr.Gilhooly down for Second Star and badge passing next Friday, December 1, so all Cubs going in for these items should get in as much practice as they can.The Pack meetings for this year will conclude on December 15, when we will have an open night.This means that the December competition will run for two nights only and Sixes will have to work hard to gain points in the competition.The White Six will be duty Six in December, The Pack was glad to have the chairman of our Group Committee, Col.J.E, Slessor, visit us last week and predent the trophy given by the Committee to the Grey Six as floorball champions, Mary Murphy, lovely new Paramount contract player, makes her screen debut with a fellow Cleve- lander, Bob Hope, in \u201cThe Lemon Drop Kid.\u201d Skinnymen, women ans, 10, 15s.Get New Pep, Pep, x im, Vigor What a thrilll Bony limbs fill out; uply hollows fill up; body loses its sickly, \u201cbean-pole\u2019 look, Thousands praise Ostrex, welght-building tonic, Enriches blood; aids appetite, digestion, so food fives you more Rep.pourishment, puts flesh on are bones.Don r getting 00 fat, Stop when you reach weight you desire.Introductory size only 60f.Try Ostrex Tonic Tablets for new pou acw pep, vim sad vitality, foday.At all druggists.\u2018 WW Wd ow ow + * 6 4 0 id 4 a a La VU dv ww «à * a 4 \u201c .\u2018 « a Children's Theatre Production David Luck, as Dick, and Glenda Morris, as his cat, in \u201cDick Whittington,\u201d a dramatized version of the famous story for children, which will be presented by.the Children\u2019s Theatre this Saturday atternoon at Victoria Hall, Westmount.Two Thrillers To Be Shown® At The Westmount Theatre Sunday Bright Leaf,\u201d the long-await- ed picturization of the novel comes to the Westmount Theatre on Sunday for a week's engagement.Starring Gary Cooper, Patricia Neal, Lauren Bacall and Jack Carson, the picture is assured of a major cast strong enough to portray the rules in a story of the At The Kent \u2018Modern Marriage\u2019 Heads Outstanding Double Program Afraid of Love and Marriage! For the first time a motion picture dares to reveal frankly the vital problem that ruins thousands of young couples\u2019 lives each year.\u201cA Modern Marriage\u201d introducing a new name to the screen, Margaret Field, will be seen at the Kent Theatre commencing this Saturday afternoon for a week.The actual case history of a young wife whose strange inhibitions made her run away on her wedding day, and how an understanding doctor cured the fears that caused her to flee her husband's arms.Reed Hadley, Robert Clarke and Nana Bryant gre in support of the newcomer.This gripping and exciting story of a strongly emotional, frustrated young bride and her husband's determined efforts to draw her from the sphere of a domineering mother, is well told with suspense, pathos.humor and everything that makes for outstanding entertainment, On the other half of this excellent double feature program, we have one of the finest light entertainments of the year, \u201cThe Girl From Jones\u2019 Beach,\u201d with beautiful Virginia Mayo co-starred with Ronald Regan.This is a highly entertaining feature, filleä with Fiot- ous laughter.building of a tobacco empire in the old South, set against a background of Southern mansions, beautiful women, fiery tempers and courtly manners.As Brant Royle, a devil-may- care southerner, Gary Cooper returns to his home town to woo again the aristocratic Patricia Neal whose father, played by Donald Crisp, will have none of him.Cooper launches a tobacco empire which ultimately ruins Crisp, and while he marries the girl, is never happy with her.Only Lauren Bacall, another beauty of shady background who loves him, and Jack Carson, playing a medicine show barker who decides to settle in the southern town, remain loyal as the empire subsequently crashes.ADDED ATTRACTION Exciting, suspenseful mel o- drama is the measure of \u201cWhere The Sidewalk Ends,\u201d new film thriller, which is the added attraction.The difficult, unique leading role of a member of New York's finest who disgraces his calling but comes to redeem himself is played by Dana Andrews.He is paired with the wistful Gene Tier- ney, filling the part of a New York fashion model.\u201cWhere The Sidewalk Ends,\u201d with its authentic New York location scenes, that come across vividly on film, tells of Mark Dixon, criminal-hating, tough cop who in the course of an investigation accidentally kills a murder suspect.Realizing he has gone overboard in taking the guilt or innocence of a suspect into his own hands, Dixon becomes panicky and tries to utilize his inside knowledge of the workings of police method to twist the blame onto someone else.The way he resolves his dilemma makes for powerful film fare.CIRCUS GIRL Jennifer Jones, starred opposite Laurence Olivier in William Wyl- er\u2019s \u201cCarrie\u201d at Paramount, had her first real taste of show business when, at 13, she travelled with the small circus owned hy Tear meuantés BIDU ayao soprano $1.50 to $3.00 Tickets on sale at-Ed.Archambault & Willis international concerts & artists Gilles Julien, manager plateau hall november 25 EX.5798 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2%, 1950 \u201cDuchess Of Idaho,\u201d And \u201cCaged\u201d \u2018at Monkland Theatre As far as leading ladies are concerned, John Lund hit the jackpot in \u201cDuchess of Idaho,\u201d M-G-M's gay Technicolor comedy with music, which opens Saturday at the Monkland Theatre.For, despite the fact that Lund considers himself strictly a character actor, he's kept busy in the romance department with not one but three females\u2014and they're all chasing him, Esther Williams corners him in a swimming pool.\u201cWhich is taking unfair advantage,\u201d he adds.Amanda Blake traps him in a night club.Paula Raymond in a kitchen.Ang he finally trips over the apron strings.Being an actor is an avocalion Performance of Children Again On Saturday Hundreds of children were on hand to greet the talented group of juveniles \u201cThe Children's Theatre\u201d, directed by Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters, when they presented their first big production of the season at Victoria Hall on Saturday afternoon.For the many who were disappointed and could not get in last Saturday, a repeat show is being given nex: Saturday afternoon, November 25.The play was beautifully produced, with excellent staging, colorful dances, and well-balanced cast.The role of Dick, played by David Luck, was expertly handled, while the faithful cat portrayed by Glenda Morris delighted the audience with its funny antics.Phyllis Gibson made a capable and picturesque Alice, while Barbara Hamill and Beth Kraminer, in their roles as the maid and cook, proved to be character actresses of merit.Howard Jay Katz did very wel) in the role of the houseboy, Bob Davis was a dignified merchant, Walter Wakefield, a splendii Captain.In the beautiful Sultan's Palace which was so colorful and attractive, Helen Literman, Gloria Wolfe and Jack Ainsworth played their roles convincingly.The dancers in the palace scene, with their beautiful costumes and artistic lighting, were a big hit, and the little rats caused great amusement as they plagued tha princesses with their presence.At The Seville Today the Seville Art Theatre brings to its screen \u201cThe Lady Vanishes,\u201d a Hitchcock thriller.\u201cThe Lady Vanishes\u201d is a topnotch espionage drama which unfolds against the background of a Continental express, and stars Margaret Lockwood, Michael Redgrave, Paul Lukas and Dame May Whitty.Suspense is retained throughout, and the climax is a gripping one.Comedy sequences in the film are provided by those two famed Britishers, Naunton Wayne and Basil Radford.On the same bill with \u201cThe Lady Vanishes\u201d will be the frank and funny film, \u201cThe Facts of Love,\u201d which deals with a family's attitude and reactions to the impending marriage of its young, and stars Gordon Harker and Carla Lehman.FILM BARRIE PLAY Paramount\u2019s \u201cRendezvous,\u201d which co-stars John Lund and Joan Fontaine, fs based on Sir James Barrie's comedy, \u201cAlice Sit by the Fire.\u201d ~ with Lund.As a matter of fact, he lays no claim to a definite vocation.He has tried any number of activities and has more or less succeeded on all counts.Screen acting was an outgrowth of writing.After leaving school in Rochester, N.Y., and trying out such professions as soda jerking, ditch digging, time-keeping, bill collecting, surveying, modelling clothes, clerking in a haberdashery, inspecting highways and selling magazines, a friend talked him teur play.\u201cOne role led to another and he was just getting a foothold on Broadway \u201cwhen the idea struck him that \u2018he\u2019d rather write than act.He turned to writing for radio and his scripts were a hit from the start.The assignments mounted until he had more than he could do.So Lund turned back to acting into accepting a role in an ama- PAGE THIRTEEN for a vacation.He accepted a role 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À Hasty Heart\u201d because he wis as- i RIRE sii Sh SR Fs rr EE fll eerie Deere lies ELL Carre - PAGE FOURTEEN Warriors Bow Out of ' UT CTT Avenue Stars Stretch Cage ° Win Streak The Avenue Stars picked up their second straight win in as many starts last Wednesday night when they trimmed the Wolves 48-18.Jack McKissock, the league's leading scorer to date, led the Stars with a 14 point effort.Bet Kelley picked up 12 and Eas- ton 8.Mike Barnard was top man for the Wolves with 9 points.The Royals remained in a first place tie with the Stars by beating out the Saints 30-29.This was a hard fought, close game all the way with both teams exchanging the lead frequently.Graham and Campbell collected 8 points each for the winners with Romney getting 7.Cammy McFadden was the THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1030 4 individual high scorer of the game Q.R.F.U.notching 18 points for his hind] Defeated by Lakeshore In Sudden Death Final 9-1 team.Dello accounted for another 10.In the third game, the Dukes trampled the Staynor crew 36-8.McCarthy and Tyler were top men for the winners with 12 points apiece, with Bourassa picking up 8.The losers\u2019 point getters were Tinnings with 3, Catter with 2 and Martin with 3.EE 9 EXTRA OLD STOCK ALE 2-61 9 The Dawn of a New Day in Car Service every new cur or truck purchased from us BLUE BONNETS\u2019 V V.will guarantee against defective operation for a period of TWO YEARS or 25000 MILES B.B.Carlife Guaranty for FORD $40.00, for Monarch $45.00, for FORD TRUCK $75.00 including a book of 10 greasing coupons | all friends of the team are By MEL Roy Chesley, blew his whistle JAMES for the last time in the 1950 football season on Sunday afternoon, following the Westmount Warriors defeat by the Lakeshore Flyers, while co-coach Mack Parsons stood by.\u201cThis will be the last time,\u201d he said, \u201cand I blow it now to tell you that you've been a fine group to work with.\u201d ; \u201cWe didn\u2019t win the championship,\u201d he continued, \u201cbut we had a good season, and I want you all to know that.I\u2019'm \u2018pleased with: the \u2018way you worked throughout the year.\u201d The players sat quietly on the benches, dejected and beaten.They had lost the championship to thek\u2014 Flyers, who, in a dressing room at the other end of the field were whooping it up in fine style.7 \u201cMaybe I.made mistakes and maybe you made some through the year,\u201d Chesley said quietly, \u201cbut it's all over now for another year, I can say without question that we'll be glad to have you back next year if you want to come,\u201d he went on, \u201cand for now, all I can say is what they say in Brooklyn, wait \u2018til next year.\u201d SMAILL PRAISES CLUB- Walter Smaill, president of the Westmount Football Club, added a word, \u201cI want you to know that we're proud of you,\u201d he said on behalf of the executives of the club, some of whom were in the dressing room at the time.And then the players undressed, slowly, quietly, almost mechanically, while the largest crowd of the Q.R.F.U.season filed out of the Westmount Athletic Ground stands.More than 3,000 people |- had watched the Westmounters bow out to Lakeshore for the sec- one week in a row, this time by a 9-1 score.EARLY START The Flyers won the game in the opening minutes of the game.After receiving the kick-off they rolled up for first downs in succession to bring the ball to the Westmount 25 yard strip, and Frank Latchmore dropped back to notch a field goal.The Westmounters returned, but Jim Chambers\u2019 attempted placement went wide of the goals for a single; the only Westmount score of the game, Mike Maruska added a single before half time, and then proved the big gun of the game when he carried over for the Lakeshore crew after three consecutive first downs.to end the scoring, 21 FIRST DOWNS The Lakeshore team rolled up 21 first downs, and their wing-line play, led by burly Wenty Young, a Westmounter was outstanding, Meanwlrile the Warriors failed to click, with only .Jim Chambers making any major gains besides tossing forwards and handling some of the kicking chores.He played a brilliant game but it was not enough to wreck the determination of the Flyers.So the season ended; a tough season for the Westmounters in many ways since they never once played at full strength, First major injury of the season came to Ed.Lehmann, who was out from almost the beginning of the season.Then Eddie McLeod was another who failed to finish the year when he suffered a leg injury.Jim Chambers was sidelined for three games, Lynn Hiscock was out for more than half the year, and only appeared in one play on Sunday before his leg started bothering him again, Frank Fitzpatrick, one of the hardest hitting plunging halfs in the league suffered a separation of the shoulder , in the second Continued on Page 13) IRMR Football Team Hold Dance Tomorrow Night The Royal Montreal Regiment (Army) football team held a very pleasant evening on Saturday at the Westmount armoury, Coach Captain Dave Peebles was presented with an electric clock in appreciation of his fine coaching job done by the players and officials of the club, Assistant coach Red Nower received a suitably engraved silver cigarette case.Both Peebles and Nower thanked the boys for their gifts and praised the team for splendid spiri season, t which had prevailed during the A huge cake beautifully decorated which was baked by Mrs.Peebles added to the festivex spirit of the occasion.An evening song and dance followed the presentations.Tomorrow night (Saturday) the annual R.M.R.football! dance will be held in the armoury to which cordially invited.An excellent orchestra has been engaged and Major John Coupland states that this dance will be something out of the ordinary in the way of foothall get togethers.Meanwhile Captain Peebles will keep his men in first class shape for next season by playing touch rugby every Saturday afternoon.Anyone interested in playing foot- -ball or just keeping fit is invited to take part in these afternoon exercises.Saturday SABRI IND BNA RNIN IIT NR III MEDD IIT; Westmount Hobby Shop Offers .SIE A.\u2018oa Êr GIFT SUGGESTIONS Model Plane Kits .Model Boat Kits \u2026 Oid Time Autos o\u2026vesoeseucoo \u2026 15e to 7.50 » \u2026 25e to 12.95 4 2.95 up i , a > + « pe « H.O.RR Kits cove 3.40 up ;; 7965 DECARIE BOULEVARD, MONTREAL, ATLANTIC 1164 Also track, trucks and Floquil Paints.: SHELLCRAFT - WEAVING .BEADCRAFT DISTRIBUTORS N.R.Bégin, President \u2014 MOULDING and WOODBURNING SETS EE PE] e Mmonanrcu | 4926 Sherbrooke Street West DExter 2764 TF J : 3 (Between Claremont and Prince Albert) ; ARERLEPETORNORPRETOOEEES COCECLEENTREEREETEEECEER I .on EPP) 7 SEEN x y ~~ a A 3 EEA 2 A non SOLE LME EI ETES RS og .Epa CE RRR FPE | ?en » - + v I = => & = » * \u2019 Club Activities T Westmount High Players In High School Carnival Event Four members of the Westmount Senior \u201cA\u201d Hockey squad will see action in the all-star game to be featured in-the Greater Montreal High Schools Athletic Associations hockey.carnival to be staged in the Forum, December 4, The Westmounters making & berth in the picked squad, to be coached by E.R.Meagher of Loyola College\u2019 High School, are J.Swaine, M.Reece, D.McDougall and R.Forrest.They will team\\up- with the all-star ratings from West Hill, Montreal West and Loyola College High School, in an éffort to down the Eastern all-star aggre- Westmount Ski Now Under Way One of the features of the Annual Meeting of the Westmount Ski Club, held last week: at the Westmount Y.M.C.A., was the presentation of prizes won by members in the Club's competitions last year.A new trophy, emblematic of the senior men\u2019s championship, donated by the Hon.D.C.Abbott, was won by Bernard Flanagan.In addition, Bernard Flanagan was presented with a silver cup.The Geoffrey O.Merrill Trophy, for girls\u2019 competitions, was won by Beverley Christmas, who was also presented with a ski sweater by Gresvig.Other prizes presented were as follows: Senior Men's Slalom \u2014 second prize, Richard Evely; third prize, Sandy Edmison; fourth prize, Boyd Cowper.Girls\u2019 Slalom \u2014 second prize, Susan Christmas; third prize, Andrea Rutherford; fourth prize, Glory O'Neill; fifth prize, Patsy Scott.The presentation of prizes was made by Ragnar Hvoslef, Chairman of the Competitions Committee, and Thorney Pickering, member of the Advisory Board.The meeting was presided over by John Lewis.Plans for the coming season are developing rapidly.The Club has rented a clubhouse at St.Sauveur, and all members interested in obtaining accommodation at the clubhouse should apply immediately.A meeting was held recently for competitors, and the members were given an outline of a training and coaching program by Harvey Clifford, Olympic skier, who will coach the members of the West- mount Ski Club team this winter.Coaching will be carried out on weekends prior to but at the same locale of the zone races.This will permit racers to get first-hand information on how to ski to a particular course.: The Club's program for the winter season will be announced shortly, but the first big event will be the showing of Frank Schofield\u2019s newest ski movie, \u201cSkiing Saints\u201d at Victoria Hall, on Wednesday, December 13.Defeated.(Continued from Page 14) Sherbrooke encounter and still has his arm in sling; Ducky Aird had heel.trouble for the first part of the year and the schedule was almost half over before he began showing his true form, Jack Black had a back injury at the beginning of the year, and Bob Purden suffered a couple of broken ribs but didn't miss any of the season's play.Also on the line with Purden was Rudy Janis who had a trick ankle picked up half way through the year, and Harry Middleton who was limping out to take part in the plays when he ordinarily might have been sitting on the bench, In Sundsv's encounter Gordie Poirier was the only injured player with a twisted knee that is reported- to be comine along nicely at the pre- ¥gate.In the Senior B section, two |Westmount Senior High students, and two from St.\" Leo\u2019s Academy will take part in the all-star game of East versus the West.J.Petrie and F, Hoffman of Westmount and N.Walsh with.R.Lusito of St.Leo\u2019s will work for the Western squad, to be coached by E.Spiller of Lachine High.THREE FROM.WJHS \\ THE: EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1950 Junior High, all:star coach of the Bantam Team in the High School Hockey League, will have three of his players, together with three fromSt, Leo's in the Bantam all- star game-alsd scheduled for the Carnival.G, Joy,-R.Dunbar and R.Christenson of Westmount, together with R.Ryan, W.Hibbard, and D, Orr of St.Leo's Academy, will team up with players from Daniel O'Connell, Herbert Sy- monds, and Loyola College High School in an effort to beat out a schools situated in the Eastern end of the City.\u2018 The four hockey games will be only & part of the attractions scheduled for the Carnival, which is being organized and sponsored by the hockey \u2018coaches from the various schools.First carnival of its kind in Montreal, the.proceeds of the event will be used for the renting of ice at the Forum and the referees.HOPE TO NET $6,000 It is hoped that the Carnival will net some $6,000; the estimated BE.A.Hutchison of Westmount amount needed to meet these ex- strong all-star squad from the\u2019 WHS Water Polo Squad Meet WHHS Westmount High's Senior A water polo team hook up with West Hill this afternoon in a regular schedule encounter billed for the High School of Montreal pool.The localites dropped a 9-2 decision to Baron Byng last week with Bob Webster and Jim Quarles accounting for the purple and white tallies.Coach Jim Patrick has called a hockey practice for the Verdun A fleet of taxis will transport the penses for the year.In addition to the hockey games, there will be races, novelty numbers and figure skating solos, one Jof them by Gertrude Rooney, an intermediate member of the Montreal Figure Skating Club and a student of West Hill High School.TO ENLIST YOU MUST \u2014 3.Be single.; Fe MONTREAL, PA sent time.ve Woe ted L guarsief puits 1.Be a Canadian citizen or British subject.2.Be between 17 and 29 years of age.4.Meet Army test requirements, 5.Volunteer for service anywhere.REPORT RIGHT AWAY TO: Ne.3 Persennel Depot, Hut 43, Covefields, QUES Ne.4 Personnel Depot, 772 Sherbrooke St.W., Your help needed NOW \u2018To bring this anti-aircraft gun into action calls for 2428-@ à full crew \u2014 skilled men trained to fight as a fast- thinking, fast-acting team.To train such a crew takes time: gun crews must know how to handle modern scientific equipment \u2014 electronics, radar, radio, telephone; men must work together with the closely timed éo-ordination of a championship football team.The Canadian Army Active Force needs men today a.vo.keen young men who can begin training immediately as anti-aircraft gunners.You can take your place at the side of che men who defend Canada by reporting for training without delay.Act now \u2014 and help make Canada strong.HELP MAKE CANADA STRONG Join the CANADIAN ARMY ACTIVE FORCE Now! For sparkling entertainment, listen to \u201cThe Volce of the Army\u2019\u2019 \u2014 Wednesday evenings \u2014 Dominion Network Auditorium this afternoon at 4.00.|\u2019 would-be puck-chasers to the rink.: The title aspirations of the hoc- \", key hooligans have been dimmed Po somewhat by the announcement that Charlie Johnson, one of the | steadiest performers on last year\u2019s H club, will not be back in the fold this season.H \u201cMust study,\u201d was taciturn / | 1 ¥ PAGE FIFTEEN 1 | + Charles\u2019 explanation for his retirement.p > 1 00g=U pd UNION MADE U.LFC.48SDW OF AMERICA Listen to The Brading's newscast every night, over station CFCF.through Saturday a.m., Monday Ad Ed one tt reer Sey gest ou 0% v mp Fe +.x SUB-STATION NEAR READY It was announced at a recent meeting of the Westmount City Council that all work on the new Oliver avenue sub-station will be completed by December 15, The changeover from existing currents to new currents will be switched progressively, starting about December 1, it was also reported.Current Events- Group Holds - |Lively Debate \u201cShould Socialized Medicine be - Adopted in Canada?\u201d This was the subject of a lively debate at the ° meeting of the Current Events ° | Club of Westmount High School - recently.Lewis Batshaw and Jolin : Preston upheld the present system - against the viewpoint of Margaret Craig and Jane Anders who would like to see the socialized form pracs tised here in Canada.The affirmative emphasized the popularity of socialized medicine with the British people today, and .| prophesied that just as the now - accepted present-day school syse tem was an oddity to the public so will it be with socialized medi cine.On the other hand the negative showered their opponents with objections to \u2018such à system \u2014 pointe ing out the mass of red tape ine - volved in getting treatment as well as the danger of doctors being - hampered by politiclans.All the debators had a full un- - derstanding of the subject and backed up their arguments with as - many facts as they could mention .in the time allotted.Before a gen- - eral discussion of the subject was permitted, .the members took a vote to see which side had won the debate, and a large majority of the 92 present were in favor of the - negative side.- WHEEL ALIGNMENT CHECK NER EXPERTS (Corner Grand Boulevard) Used Car Lot Corner Sherbrooke and Draper $9.Hodge Eros, Ltd.\u201cYour West End Ford and Monarch Dealers\u201d 6170 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST \u2014 WA.1175 À 4 \u2014 + ee E PAGE SIXTEEN TT THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1950 te * 0° Teachers Responsible for Organizing Event = 1 The teachers in charge of the Hockey Union Spiller, Lachine High.Front row, left to right, of the Greater Montreal Interscholastic Athle- are: D.McRae, Westmount; Brother Paul, tie Association, who are organizing a Hockey Catholic High; A.P.Watson, Verdun; G.W.\u201cCarnival, are, back row, left to right: Frank Fraser, William Dawson, president of the Sharpe, King\u2019s School; D.R.Stevenson, Association; J.G.Lang, secretary-treasurer; Montreal West High; D.J.Griffin, Daniel R.M, Calder, Commercial High; R.T.Germ- O'Connell; S.Balaban, Montreal High; E.A.aney, Westmount Junior, and E, R.Meagher, Todd, Chambly County; A.E.Lariviere, Mont- Loyola College High School.real West; E, Dinsdale, Mount Royal and E.° \u2019 Shaw, Brendan Guifoyle, Phil Mike Dodman Paces St.Leo\u2019s So aan, Guitoyle, om .À ° ° McGillis is the proud coach of the To Bantam Grid Championship new champs and was ably assist- : ed by John Foy and Buster Smart.St.Leo's, the mighty mites of school football, rounded out an unbeaten season, when they defeated Catholic High 23 to 5, in a sudden death play-off at Westmount Athletic Grounds Tuesday, for the Montreal Bantam Football Championship.The win for the Westmounters was a fitting climax to a successful football campaign.Not rated in the pre-season calculations, the Academy football crew turned out to be the surprise team of the year in school circles.Spearheading the Saints\u2019 march to the title, was captain Mike Dodman who, in his first year of organized football, blossomed into one of the best prospects in school football.À sturdily built youngster with a terrific competi-x \u2018 tive spirit, his all around football ability left nothing to be desired.\u2014-\u2014\u2014\" -\u2014 (The records show that iron Mike pu i racked up no less than 14 touch- BEAN VISUALI JOHNNY HOTFOOT SAYS: jn during the season.Wayne Hibbard at quarterback FACTORY TRAINED was another important cog in the FOR team\u2019s success.A smart passer and BEST RESULTS a shifty runner, Wayne was a ASK FOR FREE tower of strength on defence and HEATING SERVICE offence, AVAILABLE TO Last Tuesday's win over the COKE USERS Black and White, left no doubt in the minds of the loyal 300 fol- er Area lowers of the Academy that were SERVICE in attendance at the game, who \u2018was the best team.Although out- va.em played, the Catholic High Squad showed some smart passing but it\u2019 was not enough to match the powerful ground attack of the ! new champions.With Mike Dod- È man skirting the ends for long gains, Wayne Hibbard running and passing in big league fashion, Dave Orr and Ken Farrell smashing through the line for valuable yards, it was a big day for the little sport minded school nestled - at the foothill of Westmount on Clarke Ave.Another foothall season has eee \u2014 __ |come to a close and one that will be remembered for a long time, not only because it was a championship team but also because of the fine spirit and condition of the team.The team was superbly conditioned with the result it went through the season without a single injury of a serious nature.And so we salute the following members, who have marched to the Cuniplias how can take [many at fore in the Montreal Bantam pig- resorts.Whatever your.tastes, whats skin parade of 1950: Mike Dodman, : ever your resources we'll arrange a Dave Orr, Ken Farrell, Dave Lai Winter vacation to your individual fontaine, Wayne Hibbard, Jimmy ; The following are a few of our Griffin, Mario Chartrand, Dave suggestions for a fun-packed Donohue, Peter Robertsorf, Karl Winter holiday.Hurley, Gerry Ramsey, Grant Gill, MEXICO \u2014 15 day tour Frank Dodman, Richard Whitem, WEST INDIES CRUISE Ronny Ahern, Dunc\u2019 Robertson, MIAMI \u2014 10 day tour Campbell Lane, Bob Hart, Martin leaving Dec.26 SKI VACATION \u2014 BANQUET PLANNED Sun Valley, Idaho; Banff Drop in for a free personal It has been announced at the eM interview Westmount City Hall, that the seventh annual dinner of the City\u2019s ari FANNIE veo rey Quarter Century Club will be held ADVISER LTD at Victoria Hall, Sherbrooke street, ° December 20.Bonded Authorized Proceedinrs we gone J underway a pm.w a 1396 5.Catherine qrreet West Christmas party planned following | * \u2018Ta Affinia] dinner.- \u20ac a.a "]