The Westmount examiner, 13 juillet 1951, vendredi 13 juillet 1951

[" J ke Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis VOL.XXil, No.28 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 195) 74 \u2014\u2014 PRICE 3 CENTS ILS TT ANNEXATION NOW THREATENED Local Business Men Aid Welfare Work Welfare work among crippled children and adults will receive added financial assistance this year the Easter Seal campaign.In the photo above, a result of Montreal's \u201cgenerous response\u201d to ene B.Perrault (centre), honorary treasurer of the Quebec Eastern Seal Society is shown pre- gonting cheques for $6,500 each to Col.W.P.ciation, $3,000.Brien, president of the Province of Quebec Society for Crippled Children.(left), and Douglas Bremner, president of the School for Crippled Children, The Rehabilitation Society for, Cripples will receive $15,000; the Crippled Children and Adults committee of the Rotary Club of Montreal, $6,000; and the Canadian Paraplegic Asso- Fire Safety as School Subject Suggested Here Fire safety should form part of school curricula, and it should be given academic credits in examinations, Chief Instructor Charles Blickstead, of the Montreal Fire Department, said Saturday in a radio address under the joint sponsorship of the City Improvement League and the Municipal Service Bureau, Chief Blickstead is a representative of the Fire Department or the local civil defence organization.He emphasized the need for êlvil defence in peacetime as well as under war conditions.Self-Preservation \u201cCivil defence means self-preservation at all times,\u201d he said, \u201cand it is not concerned solely with possible enemy action against our Three Way Crash Causes Damages Of Nearly $2,000 A Tramways bus struck a light truck which then struck an auto Monday on St.Catherine Street sending Emmanuel Bouillon, of 130 Lewis Avenue, to the hospital With a five-stitch cut on his crown.\u201c \u2018The bus driver was Jean Victor, of 4218 Fabre Street, while the Uriver of the auto was Hugh Laws, of 351 Selby Street.The truck was driven by the injured man.According to police estimates, over $2,000 damage was inflicted on all three vehicles.The truck was smashed, the car was badly dented but the bus was only 8cratched.The injured man, Emmanuel Bouillon, was taken to the Homoeopathic Hospital for treatment, He was detained for X-rays for a possible fracture of the.Skull./ RENT ADMINISTRATOR The rental administrator for Jacques Cartier County in which Notre Dame de Grace, Snowdon, Montreal West, Cote des Neiges, Hampstead, Westmount and Cote St.Luc are included, is Maurice Laurier, 84 Notre Dame Street West.Telephone LA.5281.community.Everyone knows from experience that disaster threatens large and small communities in peacetime as well as' in war years.And the \u2018worst danger is that of fire.\u201cFire safety is & must in school curricula,\u201d Chief Blickstead declared.\u201cThere are textbooks available on the subject, especially for school teacher guidance, and if these were introduced into the schools and academic credits given in the examinations as are given for hygiene, physics, and other subjects, our children would be taught fire safety in such a way that it would stay with them through life.\u201d Was War of Fire The speaker described the destructiveness of fire in both war and peace: \u201cThe last war was a war of fire, Over 80 per cent of all destruction during that war was caused by fire.If ever we are bombed, expect fire, a lot of it.And fire is our greatest enemy not only in wartime but in peacetime aswell.Rimouski, Cabano and Cap Chat are only three examples of what can happen in peacetime._ \u201cThe property loss for Canada during the 1946-49 period was $239,850,955, with a loss of life of 1,833.\u201d Chief Blickstead explained that fire safety and fire fighting form an important part of civil defence.- training.Westmount Band To Participate In Scottish Festival It is learned that the.Pipe Band of the City of Westmount Fighter Squadron No.401, R.C.A.F.will fly to Edinburgh, early in August to take part in the Scottish Festival being held this year in conjunction with the Festival of Britain, Five Canadian pipe bands were invited to attend the festival including Westmount's 401 Squadron, Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders of Hamilton, the Vancouver Police Band, the 48th.Highlanders of Toronto and the C.N.R.Pipe Band of Montreal which recently placed first at Hamilton from amongst 27 bands competing.It is indeed an honor for West- mount that its own air force band should have been included in the select list.Residents who reside in the vicinity of the Westmount Athletic Grounds may have heen wondering why the band has been practising so assiduously during the summer evenings on the W.A.G.This then is the answer which we hope Edinburgh will City To Establish Parking Lot On Victoria Avenue A parking lot will be opened on Victoria Avenue by the City during the next month, City Hall officials disclosed today.The 15 car lot will be located at 428 Victoria next to the Beverly Apartments.Tenders are being asked for the demolition of the structure occupying the lot.The City recently bought the lot and made arfange- \u2018ments for the tehants to move to another location.Montreal is is Irked By Court Decision On Water Increase The decision of Mr.Justice, A.Smith, who last week ruled that the attempt by the City of Montreal to jump the water rates of Westmount and Outremont by one-half of one percent was illegal, has apparently brought the question of annexation one step nearer.It is understood that chairman J.O.Asselin of the Executive Committee of Montreal, who holds a similar position on the Metro= politan Commission, will begin a campaign next fall to bring about annexation of all municipalities now in membership with the M.M.C.It is learned that plans for a Montreal Island utilities authority are already drafted.The drafting, according to our informant, was done by a well-known New York financial expert.The decision in favor of West-* mount and Outremont was not well received ky the City of Montreal and it is most likely that an appeal will be entered.Montreal Executive Irked The Montreal Executive are irked by the fact that Montrealers must pay more for water than residents of Westmount or Outre- mont.This, they claim, is unfair.In losing the court action the City of Montreal also lost $35,000 in annual revenue, which is approximately the amount that the additional 44% would have brought into the city coffers.Montreal authorities point out that the water rate is the same in all three cities, but Montrealers have to pay for all capital expenditures and improvements in the water system while the other two, Westmount and Outremont, do not.Montreal City authorities feel that it would be adding insult to injury to allow residents of Westmount and Outremont to pay a lower rate.In some quarters it is believed that Montreal may have a special bill introduced at the next session of the Quebec Legislature to bring the rates of the two municipalities in line with those of Montreal Another school of thought thinks that the inter-city contract cannot be broken so easily.Suburbs Not Co-operating It will be recalled that Councillor Frank Hanley, a member of the Montreal Executive Committee and also an ML.A.at Quebec, was quoted in The Examiner of June 15 as saying: \u201cThe action of Westmount and Outre- mont showed that Montreal was not getting the co-operation of outside cities and towns.The time was fast coming,\u201d he said, \u201cwhen the provincial legislature can no longer allow this situation to exist.Montreal is now providing millions of dollars for water system improvements to benefit not only Mofitreal taxpayers but also others of nearby municipalities\u201d.Westmounts argument in the case was based on the fact that Montreal is bound by the franchise contract and by its own City Charter to Yimit the water rate in Westmount to 74 %.Mr, Justice Smith upheld the Wesimount contention and disallowed the increase sought by Montreal.It would appear that the fight has only just begun and that suburban municipalities who value their autonomy in civic government must be on guard to prevent big stick methods of annexation being pushed through.mere ET TE EE SE TE EE ES F/0 William B.Pollin, 29, of 600 Belmont avenue, West- mount, who died in an air crash Friday near Centralia, Ont, when four Harvard training planes collided during a formas.tion flight.F/0Pollin Killed In Plane Crash 4 At Centralia, Ont.F/O W.B, Pollin of West- mount was killed Friday at Cen- tralia, Ont., R.C.AF.base when four Harvard training planes flown by instructors locked wing tips during a formation exercise near- Dashwood, 15 miles northwest of the western Ontario air station, and two of them crashed.The three other pilots involved in the collision\u201descaped injury.F/O.Pollin is survived by his wife, the former Barbara Mary Burke and child who live at 600 Belmont avenue, Westmount.He was a McGill University graduate in Engineering.Also surviving is his widowed mother Mrs.Robert Pollin, of Montreal and a sister Mrs.Rupert Bayly (Nessie) wife of an R.C.A.F.officer.Funeral service was held on Monday from the Chapel of Jos.C.Wray & Bro., Mountain street, with interment taking place in Mount Royal Cemetery.IR EES NTE CN Edin aot ot iB i rein i e Lpomaccirarmene« cp ST SEE ere ai rr a ET NAN ad ore Se OI ARE à atl TOI OF eB CK AT SEA ; : Lo PEAR Dar D AS aa i PAGE TWO \u2019 = Forsyth Brothers Meet Together After 43 Years Thursday July 5 was a red letter day in the life of Lionel A.For- syth, of 74 Sunnyside avenue, president of Dominion Steel and Coal Corporation, as this date marked the first time in 43 years that the four Forsyth brothers had gotten togeher.The reunion took place in Sydney, N.S.All four brothers have made their mark in business circles of Canada and the United States.The four brothers attending the reunion were: Lionel A.of West- mount, V.K.and J.S.of New York, 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Limited.Lt.-Col.McAvity will continue in office as General Sales Manager of The House of Seagram, with headquarters at 1480 Peel Street, Montreal, P.Q.Lt.-Col McAvity commanded Lord Strathcona\u2019s Horse (Royal Canadians) during 1944-46.He is President of the Canadian Lawn Tennis Association, and immediate Past-President of the Sir Arthur Currie Branch (Quebec No.1) Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L.| Aberdeen Ave.Lady \u2014 Summer Vacations Cause Shortage 0f Blood Donors Westmount residents who would like to help out tlie Red Cross by becoming blood donors are urged to drop into the clinic on St.Catherine street west near Guy which is open every week day during the summer at the following hours: Monday, noon to 2 pm.and 4 p.m.to 8 p.m.; Tuesday 11 am.to 6 pm.; Wednesday, 11 am.to 8 pm.; Thursday, 11 am.to 6 p.m.; and Friday, 11 am.to 3 pm.The collection of blood for hospitals in Quebec is not easy during the summer months, it was stressed.Industries shut down, offices work with reduced staffs, regular donors are out of town and cannot be reached by telephone.But the hospitals still need their usual quota of blood.The Red Cross hopes to attract many new donors by keeping its Montreal clinic open even when part of its personnel is away on mobile clinics.In Tram Collision Mrs.C.Johnson, 74 year old resident of 39 Aberdeen Avenue, collided with a tram last week on St.Catherine Street.She told police she was driving away from the curb at the time and did not see the trama ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.Wen Department for the Closing of Estates of Deceased Persons .Residence: Ambassador Apts, Westmount Office: HA.9238-39 4557 Sherbrooke St.West \u2014 GLenview 2177 ROBIL Presents.WHIRLA-WHIP SOFT FROZEN CREAM THE NEW DAIRY SENSATION Produced exclusively in Montreal by Robil 5 STORES TO SERVE YOU West End Branch: 5375 Sherbrooke St.West .\\ Mrs.E.Yearwood Dies: Dedicated To Church Work Final tribute was paid Mrs.Eleanor Yearwood, \u201ca dedicated church worker,\u201d at her funeral service held at Stanley Presbyterian Church Tuesday.Mrs.Yearwood, 67, of 2287 Wilson Avenue, took a prominent part in all church activities at Stanley Presbyterian, where she had been a parishioner for many years.The service was conducted by Rev.J.D.Wilkie, minister of the church, and was attended by over a hundred of her church associates relatives and friends.In the eulogy delivered by Rev.Wilkie he said, \u201cTruly a more saintly woman never lived or worked for the church.Mrs.Hardy was a native of Georgetown, British Guiana, South America.She was educated there at the Ursuline convent and an English public echool.She held certificates from Oxford and Cambridge.Her husband, ¥.G.Yearwood, who predeceased her, was in business in South America.She had lived in Canada and N.D.G.for the last 25 years.She was a life member of the Women's Missionary Society, and the Ladies Auxiliary and was secretary of the Literary Society.Chief mourners at the funeral were her two sons, F.Ivan Yearwood, Edrick Yearwood; a daughter, Mrs.W.O.Percival; and nine grandchildren.The Women's Missionary Society was represented at the service by the president, Mrs.J.H.Wilson, and her executive.The session of Stanley Presbyterian Church was represented by George Muir and the board of managers by Alan Canavar.\u2018Others present at the service include: J.P.Brow, Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Pegnem and daughter Doreen, Thomas Wrigglesworth, Leslie Wells, Mr.and Mrs.Jack Bailie, Mrs.H, Adams, David Chisholm, Mrs.Claire French, George Atkinson, Louis Rapkin, Miss Ruby Bumbury, Miss Kathleen Broderick, Mrs.Clifford Parsley, Mrs.W.Jones and Mrs.George Whithouse.New Phone Books Being Delivered Delivery of 384,500 copies of Montreal's new telephone directory throughout the metropolitan area began Monday.Approximately 125 men, working with 14 trucks and more than 100 hand carts, started the door- to-door delivery in the west end and, later this week, moved into the north and east sections.Next week, distribution will be in downtown and uptown business sections of the city and in Verdun.Several space-saving changes have been made, Including an increase in the number of listings to a page with no change in type size.The new book has 852 alphabetical pages and 696 Yellow Pages, 38 less than the 1950 book.It weighs about 414 pounds, a quarter of a pound less than last year's book, which was the largest telephone directory ever published in Canada.Of the estimated 330,000 telephone listings in the new Bell Telephone directory, more than 212,500 are new and changed.Phone numbers for the new UNiversity 6 exchange are contained in the book.Under the new extended area service plan for suburban communities surrounding Montreal, Pointe aux Trembles listings are no longer included in the Montreal directory.Until a supplementary directory for Pointe aux Trembles is issued in August, subscribers there are being asked to continue to use the 1950 Montreal directory.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1951 T Trust Co.Appointment C.N.Bissett, 625 Carleton Road, Westmount, who has been ap- po general manager of The Eastern Trust Company.A of Dalhousie Law ool, Mr.Bissett has served The Eastern Trust Company as a trust officer at head office, manager at.Charlottetown, manager at Montreal, Supervisor of Quebec and Ontario, and assistant general manager.For the past two years he has been & member of the Council of the Montreal Board of Trade, and a member of the Public Finance and Taxation Committee of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, He is a t president of the Trust Com Association of Quebec, and has, for a nummber of years, been chairman of the Taxation Committee of that organization.Lady Hit By Car On The Boulevard Miss Annie Dunkidwiz, of 654 Murray Hill, was taken to the Homoeopathic Hospital for examination following an accident on The Boulevard Sunday when she was struck by an auto driven by Max Grossner, of 5371 Queen Mary Road.She told the police she was crossing the road from the sidewalk to board a tram when the auto struck her.Injury was thought to be superficial, Trilingual Chart Issued By LCAO.Is Instructive Westmount educational, authorities and citizens generally.wi find the new trilingual chart cafe alogue to be issued by the Intefe national Civil Aviation Organizes tion with headquarters in the ICAO building \u2018on Dorcheste street west \u2018both instructive an interesting.World navigation of aircraft has heen made easier by the publicds tion of the trilingual chart catalogue which tells pilots and airline company officials where.they may find all the necessary maps for world-wide, continental, regional or small area covering.\u2019 In making the announcements the International Civil Aviatio Organization said the new cats logue, first of its kind to be issued, contained complete listings of uff aeronautical charts available from the group's 57 member nations, noting also where they may bé purchased, and their cost.It is written in the three official languages of the organizatio English, French and Spanish, an lists more than 7,000 individual charts, describing \u2018 the various types, such as route, radio.facility, celestial navigation and visual flight charts in a variety of scales.According to an I.C.A.O.official, the organization will provide a quarterly amendment service in order that both commercial and private pilots may have an up-to« date listing.Aside from its value to the flight and operating persone nel in civil aviation, I.C.A.O.ofs ficials expect that the new catas logue will be of interest to avige tich economists, educational instis tutions and commercial and governmental agencies.Rev.Bob Richards of the Illin Athletic Club won the Nationg] Amateur Athletic Union decathlo championship.He amassed rat} points for the fourth-highest tota in history.Fine Pepper and Salt Shakers can be made from blocks of maple, birch, walnut or sumach.Holes ere drilled to the dimensions indicated 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Seeks To Discontinue Commuter Stops at C.P.R.Stations The New York Central Railroad has asked the Board of Transport Commissioners at Ottawa, Ontario, that the railroad be relieved of all stops at Canadian Pacific Railway points on its route from Montreal to the United States.These points are Westmount, Montreal West, LaSalle, and Adirondack Junction.Alderman Albert Stinson, representative for Highlands, where the LaSalle station is located, brought this matter up at the meeting of the Ville LaSalle Council last night.The Council would like all public and semi-public bodjes to get into the fight in opposition of Society of McGill University, is shown with his newly elected executive at the soclety's annual meeting.From left to right are: treasurer; Mr.Justice Miller-Hyde, member of H.Ross, hon.- the board of directors; C.F.Harrington, honorary secretary; Mrs.W.D, H.Buchanan, vice- president of the alumnae; Mr.DeLalanne; Martin Murphy, member of the board of directors; Dr.Earle Wight, member of the beard of directors.Local Doctors Pass Exams Among the list of 638 successful candidates in the annual examinations of the Canadian Medi- ¢al Council which were announced this week were those of three Westmount residents.They were .D.DeJong, B.G.Doherty and .McC.Swaine, Those who have passed these examinations may apply for licenses directly to practice medicine in any province without writing further examinations.A potted cyclamen will bloom for several months if kept at a temperature of 65 to 68 degrees.SUMMER SALE ! 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CA.9864 .-had unhappy homes and were unto deal with the delinquent but rather a policy of making them feel a wanted, needed part of society would answer the desire for attention.\u201cSocial approval,\u201d he said, \u201cwas the psychological vitamin without which we cannot live.\u201d The way to create a better sense of emotional security in the child, Dr.Silverman declared, is to let it have free, democratic erpression around the house.\u201cChildren,\u201d he contended, \u201cdoen't have the chance to say what they really think.Perhaps it is because parents are afraid of what they will say if they were allowed to speak.\u201d The psychologist stated there were thousands of unhappy people walking around the city now who were liable at any time to develop physical troubles as a result.He said there were more people in mental institutions in Canada than there were in the hospitals.Perhaps many of these unhappy people still had their health but as a result of their mental attitudes productive in their work, The problem was intensified, he said, by the unstability of the world situation, Many of the mentally unhappy were unable to withstand this additional strain and were liable to break down.Many of the aches and pains people had, he contended, were the product of their unhappy state of mind.One out of three of the people who consulted doctors were not physically sick but mentally ill.The speaker was introduced by Dr.J.R.Lochead and thanked by Jack Burrows.Douglas McKean welcomed and introducel the visiting Rotarians.the proposed move of the New York Central.Mr, Stinson pointed out that cessation of New York Central service would mean little change to commuters using Montreal West and Westmount stations, and emphasized that LaSalle residents who travel into Montreal by train have only the N.Y.C.locals to use and that discontinuation of the service would rob them of all train commuting facilities.Loss of Kevenue It is rumored that one of the reasons for the action taken by the American railroad is that the N.Y.C.has been carrying many passengers for nothing under the 50-ride card plan.Since the trains travel on C.P.R.tracks, all tickets or cards sold are C,P.R.ones.In the past, when commuters\u2019 books were used, the New York Central could turn in the tickets taken to the C.P.R.and receive its share of the purchase price.However, with the card plan by which the conductor simply punches one of the numbered squarés off of the card, the N.Y.C.| has been losing revenue, for in most cases, the date of the card runs out before the tickets, and the commuter throws the card away rather than surrender it -to the conductor.If the Board of Transport Commissioners agrees to the request made by the N.Y.C., the result would be that any of that line's trains leaving Montreal southwards would not stop before reaching the international border.Woman Knocked Down By Bus At Claremont Miss Anita Leduc, of 2148 Northcliffe Avenue, was knocked down when she attempted to cross Sherbrooke Street at Claremont Avenue last week.She told the police she stepped in front of the bus and did not see the oncoming car.She suffered a sprained ankle.YES SIR! 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Walsh, Neil, IIL PAGE FIVE Wall, Noreen, III; Weber, Sophie, II; Wolfe, Audrey, III, St.Leo's Academy \u2014 Coffey, Robert, II; Fagan, Graham, III; Foy, John, III; Gahan, Sean, III; Keating, Michael, III; Lafontaine, examinations in the commercial section were successful.In the classical section 81.0 per cent were successful.Some 179 certificates were awarded in the commercial division with 17 failures being recorded.In the classical section 381 certificates were awarded with 84 failures.Marie Jeanne Lukacs, of the Sacred Heart Convent, Sherbrooke Street West, at Atwater, came first in the classical section.with 95 per cent.Successful students in West- mount schools are listed below.High honors represent 85 per cent and over indicated by I; honors are 75 per cent to 84.9 per cent, inlicated by II; success is 60 per cent to 74.9 per cent, indicated by St.Paul's Academy \u2014 Conroy, who operates a Robil branch on Margaret, III; Cullen, Jane, III; \"III; Kay, Rosemary, III; Malone, NF} RRR RR SR RR AR Dollar for dollar you get more with a SINGER SEWING MACHINE Matching stool extra onty $13.00 Easy Budget Terms Liberal Trade-in Allowance PRICE INCLUDES © Complete 8-lesson sewing course at your SINGER SEWING CENTER © Set of basic attachments * © SINGER Warranty of manufacturing perfection SINGER SEWING CENTER 5714 Sherbrooke St.West EL.0344 1394 St.Catherine St.West UN.6-6669 For FREE Iliustratsd Catalogue \u2014 Clip and Mall to Address Shown! 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1 I gr Er 3 Ë: Bev de at - er sw RL Le Et ae a > ES WEEP TE er \u2018an =x mite IEEE ST ° RS TI ge Li.ak on vo ce \u2014e PAGE SIX THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmoon GARDEN BUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPULIS Poblished Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY ; Mead Offices 2192 Hampton Ave.| ; WAlnut 2773% , \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aims to be an independent clean i newspaper for the home.devoted to public service Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 hali-year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Ottaws Post Office \"Nept.pre rare ue ais Eat SEE has made the campaigns for most difficult far in 1951.FRIDAY, JULY 13, 195) TOO MANY CAMPA'GNS * * + Westmount Residents Hit Hard By Charity Drives The protest by Maurice Trudeau, at the recent annual meeting of the Federa- \u2018tion of French Charities against the too numerous campaigns for Charities now being conducted in Metropolitan Montreal will be endorsed by many residents of Westmount, who daily, have to face appeals from this and that organization seeking donations.Mr.Trudeau in giving his annual report as retiring president spoke in favor of combining agencies for one major appeal.This he said was practised by his own organization and also by Welfare Federation.* * However the multiplicity of other appeals it needs little often, made conducive to a However, if enough, somewhat and PA CEA ALT 1 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1951 Gome to Church | Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.\u201d There Does Freedom Flourish.Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.raising of funds for essential community welfare work very difficult.The the Montreal General Hospital, The Notre Dame Hospital and The Royal Victoria Hospital have made the past year a one for the public generally.It is estimated that each man, woman and child in the metropolitan area has been asked to pay out from $10 to $15 to eharity so When it is realized that the big bulk of donations come from the special names list explaining to emphasize how hard each campaign makes it for Westmount residents who by virtue of position and fin- arcial standing have to dig down deep and * * * The idea advanced by Mr.Trudeau is not new and periodically it is announced that the various agencies are to get together but this it is admitted is easier said then done as the composition of the population in the Montreal area makes this extremely difficult.Racial, religious, language and other barriers combine to create an atmosphere not major joint appeal.the question is raised often prejudices may be broken down campaigns for charitable organizations placed on a more equitable and business footing.The subscribing public would welcome any SE WEAR Corps Work of Mrs.Kay Eagle Honored by Red Cross Award \u201cHer willingness to assist at all times is of great value to the Corps\u201d, says part of the citation accompanying a Canadian Red Cross Society's Badge of Service presented for meritorious voluntary work, to Kay Eagle, 3480 Patricia Avenue; and the statement sums up Kay's attitude to her \u201chobby\u201d, as she calls her work with the Montreal Red Cross Corps.We all Jind time to do what we really like to do, and Kay's \u201cwillingness to assist at all times\u201d springs undoubtedly from the genuine enthusiasm she feels for the type of duties involved.It's a \u201chobby\u201d that enables her to give a great deal of valuable voluntary service \u2014 two days a week in Blood Clinics, and duty in all weathers when calls for help in time of flood and fire swing the Corps into action.Mrs.Eagle took her training in 1943 and officially * started her work with the Nursing Auxiliary Section of the Montreal Red Cross Corps in January, 1944.The cita- _ tion states that \u201cshe received her training at the Montreal Neurological Institute and her hospital duties were numerous.She was active in meeting\" War Bride trains and made many trips to Winnipeg as an Escort officer.Her interest continues in the present activities and her willingness to assist at all times is of great value to the Corps.\u201d Training If Mrs.Eagle had not married so young, she admits she probably would have trained as a nurse, so naturally she was much interested in the ten-week course ef Home Nursing given by the Red Cross prior to her entering a hospital where she served the usual minimum of 60 to 80 hours necessary before she became a qualified V.A.D., entitled to wear the Blue Star on her nursing uniform.\u201cIncidentally, there's an urgent need for new day-time recruits,\u201d Mrs.Eagle said.\u201cIf we had more\" helpers it would lessen the load for the rest of us.\u201d \u201cTwo other V.A.D.'s and two Red Cross Drivers, Mrs.Paul Dan- sereau, of Westmount, Miss Olga BAHA'I A WORLD FAITH The Baha'i World Faith offers to mankind a rebirth of spiritual life together with laws and principles adequate to embody that new: spirit in a universal all-embracing world order.For study classes, discussion groups and literature inquire: Box No.58 - Tel.CL.1879 K such agreement.Bermingham Photo by Ed.MRS.WILFRED EAGLE Mrs.Eagle is seen above, wearing on her uniform her newly: awarded medal from the Canadian Red Cross Society.A member of the Montreal Red Cross Corps, Mrs.Eagle, who lives on Patricia Avenue, has done many kinds of volunteer Red Cross service, Part of her work at present is attendance at two clinics weekly \u2014 every Monday she is on duty in the Recovery Room at the Blood Clinic near Dorchester and Guy Streets.Other phases of Corps work include giving aid to victims of fire, flood, disasters, etc.Pollock, Westmount, Miss Kathleen Fielding and Mrs.J.Huston, also received the Badge of Service,\u201d Kay told me as we chatted on her spacious shady lawn bordered with flowers, a white picket fence, numerous white flower boxes full of bloom, bird baths, ete.It was difficult to keep the thread of her own story, because she switched to an admiring comment on the achievements of the Transport Drivers, who, as part of their duties, take paraplegics every day (very often starting at 6 am.) to and from various hospitals for treatment.\u201cThese drivers,\u201d said Kay, \u201ctake a mechanic's course and have to be excellent at the wheel.They can pretty well takey a car apart and put it together again!\u201d Both Drivers and V.A.D.'s in the Corps have to take compulsory drill for a minimum of eight \u201cŸ Camp Members Busy With Sports The Westmount Y.M.C.A.City Camp swam to second place in the .Inter-Y Swimming Meet held on Tuesday, July 10, at Southwestern Y.M.C.A.The Southwestern Y.M.C.Â, came first in the meet over the other eight Y.M.C.A.'s competing.Don Seller and Norris Mundy of Camp Westmount were stars for the team, winning the diving and eleven and under free style respectively.Other outstanding swimmers in the Westmount team were Roy Smith, Ronnie Taylor and John Marlin.Three hundred boys competed in this Inter-Y Meet.The annual Inter - Y.M.C.A.Track Meet will be held at the N.D.G.Y.M.C.A.on Tuesday, July 17.The Westmount team came third in this event last year, and is now getting in shape for the annual event.The second father-and-son swim will be held this Friday night at 7:45 at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.All members of the Camp are invited to bring their dads to this event.teach the Corps members to take orders and to think quickly.\u201d In the early post-war years, Kay met hundreds of D.P.'s at Dorval, and immigrants arriving by boats and trains.As stressed before, the Corps work is entirely voluntary.Members buy their own uniforms, and Kay launders her own Clinic aprons.And at that, she still has time to plan and grow miniature English gardens in colorful pottery containers, to still further beautify her lovely home.Mr.and Mrs.Eagle have a son, Wilfred, Jr., who graduated from Macdonald College; and two daughters, Joyce, who took a course in pathology and does lab.work at the Homoeopathic Hospital, and Marlene, a graduate of Macdonald.H.B.S.PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D.Minister Sunday, July 15th 11.00 a m, Public Worship.The Rev.Professor H.will preach, K.Markell Evening Service withdrawn during July, August and September 2nd.Lester A.Woodin, Organist aud Cholrmaster.VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED weeks, \u2018\u2019The purpose of the drill is disciplinary,\u201d smiled Kay, \u2018to A Nursery for Small Children is conducted during the Morning Service of Worship.- * , * | .Christian Science | x x \u201cGod\u201d ig the subject \u2018of the lesson-sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.The Golden Text is from I.Samuel 2:2: \u201cThere is none holy as the Lord; \u201cfor there is none:pe- like our God.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the lesson-sermon is the following from the Bible: Moses_said unto\u2019 the Lord, See, thou sayest unto me, Bring up this people; and thou hast not let me know thou silt send with me, And he said: My presence shall go with thee, and I will give thee rest.And he said: Thou canst nof see my face; for there shall no man see me, and live.\u201d The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cThat God is a corporal being, nobody can truly affirm.The Bible represents Him as saying: \u2018Thou canst not see My face; for there shall no man see Me, and BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street and Roslyn Avenue John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister William J.Neale Organist and Choirmaster Sunday, July 15th 11.00 a.m.CHANCELLOR -OF THE EXCHEQUER.The Ways of God in the Lives of Men.7.30 Rim PROGRAMME FROM PAT- MOS.Echoes from Paradise, Dr, Johnston at Both Services CORDIALLY WELCOMED ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount VISITORS Rev.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev.M.J.C.Levason Eighth Sunday.After Trinity 8 20 a.m.Moly Communion.Mattins.Solemn Eucharist.Evensong.1 11.=D Som sou TEs IV eek-day day Services Holy Communion: 8 a.m.Monday and i Friday; 7.00 a.m.Tuesday, \u2018Thursday and Saturday; 9.0 a.m.Wednesday.Mattins: 7.30 am.daily, Wednesday at 9.00 a.m.Evensong: 5.50 p.m.daily, except on Saturday at 8.00 p.m.except on ST.MATTHIAS 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.Eighth Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m, Holy Communion.11.00 a.m.Morning Service and Sermon, 7.30 p.m.Evensong (said).Organist: Mr.Eustace Tait, TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH Sherbrooke Street at Marlowe Avenues A.C.C.O.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector.Eighth Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11.00 aan.Choral Communion.7.30 p.m.Evensong.Wednesday 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion.Thursdav 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion, side thee; neither is there any rock | \u201cAnd | live.\u2019 Not materially but spiritua ly we know Him as divine Mindy as Life, Truth, and Love.We sha obey and adore in proportion we apprehend the divine naturd and love Him understanding]; warring no more over the \u2018poreality, but rejoicing in thé affluence of our God.\" First Church of Christ | Scientist 52 Academy Rood Westmount, Que.- Sunday, July 15th 11.00 a.m, Sunday Schodl.11.00 a.m.' Morning Service.Subject: \u201cGOD Golden Text: I Samuel 2:2.There none holy as the Lord: for there is mone beside Thee neither is there any rock Mk our God.Wednesday 8.15 p.m.Testimony Meeting, Reading Room, 52 Academy Road.2.00 d.m.to pm Tuesdays \u2018Thursdays 6 ridays, excep Sundays and Holidays.UNITED CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue Westmount Minister: Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D.Gifford Mitchell, B.A., Mus.Bac., Organist and Choir Director Sunday, July 15th Union Services of Calvary United and First Baptist congregatio will be held at 11 a.m.and 7.3 p.m.in First Baptist ChurcH, Guy and Dorchester Streets, with the Minister, Dr.F.McCut cheon, conducting the services an available for Pastoral ministry.Union Services will be held in Calvary Church during August, ALL ARE VERY CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND DOMINION-DOUGLAS CHURCH and STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Joint Services in DOMINION-DOUGLAS CHURCH Westmount Blvd, and Lansdowne Ave, 11.00 am.\u201cPEACE BE STILL.\u201d Rev, J.D.Wilkie, EVERYONE WELCOME Organist and Choirmaster: Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street West Rev.Thomas E.McLennan, D.D, Minister: Rev.B.B.Brown, Visiting Minister Sunday, July 15th 11.00 a.m.Morning Worship.\u201cCHRISTIAN OBEDIENCE.\u201d 7.30 p.m, Evening Worship.\u201cCHRISTIAN COMPANIONSHIP?Rev.T.E.McLennan will preach at both services, Killam, Guest Organist .Westmount Park-Emmanuel and St.Andrew's During July these two congregations will \u2018worship together in St.Andrew\u2019s Church Antoine Rd at Stanton St.) Doris (Cote St.The united congregations will meet under the ministry of Dr, Harve C.Scott as Die Campbell, with J.Gliddon rector of Music and O.Ras Organist, Sunday, July 15th 11.00 a.m.Sermon: \u201cTHE CALL TO GOURAGE*.Prçachen: Lr.Camp- CHRISTIAN SCIENCÉ THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1951 >> | PAGE SEVEN ii 7 « 1} } The Westmount Examiner \u2018Classified Advertising 0 10 WORDS 35¢ 3c for each additional word Order Your PAINT By Telephone From Authorised Dealer for ; 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field set.All for $149.75.Terms 1 year.Pop Kelly, CR.4729.Z-14 Elected to Office in the Bell s Mabel Hubbard Club _ MARGARET MONTGOMERY church service and broke it up by shouting \u201cBaltimore is being bombed and the planes are on their way to Hagerstown now.\u201d The many calls grew out of a mock atomic attack on the city staged by civil defence agencies.The mock attack was carried by all radio stations in the state.For several days, spot announcements have explained to the listening, audiences that the program would be aired tonight\u2014and FuneraL DiRecCtoRS Gstablished 1840 | A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At your disposal without charge 18 Es @® (DA 132 1 vice president, moves into office that it was only a mock raid.Last night's program was broken every few minutes to assure listeners it wasn't the real thing.| Those who became alarmed apparently only heard snatches of the program and didn't hang around to hear the \u201cdrill\u201d announcements.Meanwhile in Baltimore stadium, 30,000 persons sat and watched the horribleness of an atomic attack turn a peaceful community into a blazing inferno of death and destruction, Eight bungalows were huddled in orderly fashion in the centre of the arena.\u2018\u2018Outside\u201d, children capéred while men puttered around flower boxes and cut grass, From out of the evening stillness came the wail of a siren.Gradually a distant roar of planes became more audible.The parents and their children ran for their homes.Then .A brilliant flash erupted overhead.The houses were hidden, by dense smoke.Slowly the smoke lifted.Children were sprawled beside their toys.Fires spread.Broken water mains spouted flushing streams.Torn electric lines sizzled and snapped.A gas main blazed.Workmen went through the ruing with geiger counters.They declared it all clear of contamination and opened it for the other crews.while on holidays.5364 Sherbrooke West.WA.9720.Z-12 ISOBEL HOWMAN | These three executives of the Mabel Hubbard Club, Women\u2019s Club of the Bell Telephone Company of Canada, were elected at the annual meeting which was held in the LaSalle Hotel.Miss Isobel Howman, of 4032 Hampton Avenue, was re-elected president; Miss Margaret Montgomery, who served previously as second as first vice president; and Miss Rita Prevost, of 2330 Sherbrooke Street East, formerly the club's treasurer, was elected second vice president.The Mabel Hubbard Club has an approximate membership of 1,500 women in the greater Montreal area and its activities include sports, social events, educational groups and a varied program of welfare work.Apply Eye Make-Up With Dainty Touch Treat your eyes to a little delicate dainty make-up.Select a tan or brown eye shadow to blend with your own skin color, or a contrasting shade of green to go with the orange-type rouge.Violet, blue, and gray shades contrast with pink and deep red shades.If your skin is a neutral or a fair shade, always play up to the color of your pupils\u2014to intensify them\u2014by using mascara and shadow of {he same or a blending shade.An eyebrow pencil, light brown, or black, can be used sparingly.A little eyebrow brush is necessary.A camel's hair powder brush is good for dusting off powder, RA We Deliver GL.2336 ms re SE ° WE.2226 - FI.8674 - £ ; 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dishes; aquarlums; boy's bi.house.Apply EL.5085, after § p.m.For particulars, P.O.Box 213, - 29-a FOR SALE cycle.EX.9036.: Z-17 - wation Le Westmount, - sday estn t 20 ROOM TO LET (General) VETERAN'S SPECIAL |i DOMESTIC PETS hurodat West Led Kitchen set: chester- BOARD your birds at The Pet Shop Sunday afternoon TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS - 20 WORDS 65c ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH CARPENTRY {| CARPENTRY, experienced in proper S.STANDRING GENERAL car and cabinet-making, Expert alte manship on all lines of woodwork.Planned kitchens and custom built Interiors a specialty, Estimates free, Satisfaction guaranteed, EL, 7433.Z-5 ty maintenance, alterations and repairs.Estimates free.Satisfaction guaranteed, Call after 35.30 p.ni.WIL 7464, 2-18 CARTAGE excess GENERAL TRANSPORT\u2014Locnl and long distance, Speclalty: furniture, pianos, refrigerators.Call FI, 1328.Z-8 DECORATING R.A.PARKER.Painting and decorating.Interior and exterior work.Free estimâtes.Phone TWA, 7093.Z-13 VAN TIORNE PAINTING CONTRACTORS GENERAL EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR PAINTING AND DECORATING AT A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD.LET'S TALK IT OVER.CALL ATLANTIC 394.Z-10 DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING and alterations.Don't discard outdated clothes.I have ideas.Madame D'Arcy, 2055 Mansfield, Apt.6, BE.4688.z-4 FURNITURE REPAIRS FURNITURE repairs; upholstering, all kinds of furniture polishing, spray \u2018painting.Furniture made to order.MA.7820, Z-2 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY WELL qualified and expensive rege istered occupational therapist, avail= able for private cases at patient's home or studio.Telephone WA, 9106, evenings.Z-18 SECRETARIAL SERVICES EXPERT TYPING OF all kinds.At home or office, in evenings or Maturdays.Very moderate rates.Write Box 128, c/o 2185 Hampton Ave.(Will telephone on request.) VENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS \u2014 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 Flexahim VENETIAN BLINDS oN = ST ERYL JONES REG'D.YO.5681.BVENINGS, HE.0581, 1 gu su ge AY DE Tt SrA tn Ae TT AE meek re eT TIT TT ot ty mere dorer + o a, Tree er rt rere ae LR AN A0 ELA ES, 5 EE MT AA Co BORO AR .Lai PAGE BIGHT Mrs.A.D.MacTier, Sherbrooke Street West, is a guest at the Algonquin Hotel, St.Andrew's, N.B., Mr.and Mrs.A.Dupuis are presently staying at the Algonquin Hotel, St.Andrew\u2019s, N.B, oo Guests of their son-in-law and \u2018 daughter, Col.and Mrs.Pierre | Sevigny, for the week-end to at- | a tend the christening of their c grandson, Joseph Pierre Albert Sevigny, Jr, Mr.and Mrs.R.P.Kerman have returned to their residence in Murray Bay.« ETaxI E ë STANDS IN A WESTMOUNT, N.D.6.4 2 & SNOWDON or HOURLY & METER : # RATES I WEDDINGS FUNERALS OUT OF TOWN TRIPS : SERVICE i DAY & NIGHT GRAFTON-MARSH In Calvary United Church at half-past four o'clock on Saturday, June 23, the marriage took place of Miss Patricia Joan Marsh, ' 7 \\ | July Sale!! J ; All Summer Merchandise including i - * DRESSES * SUITS | * FORMALS * BLOUSES \"À % MILLINERY % COTTONS All At Tremendous Reductions \"GENUINE WORTHWHILE SAVINGS\" am etme Cen ner 3 tra, { AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT {| Personal, Individual Attention \u2014 Away from the Hustle and Bustle of Downtown Cha rlotte coms | | oo 1353 GREENE AVENUE Westmount | Juniors Misses Women 28\" NEAR SHERBROOKE OPEN 9 TO & DAILY Fl.7773 MM Specialist in: NU-BACK - GRENIER - LeGANT PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES and GIRDLES NATURE'S RIVAL - A'LURE - CORETTE BRASSIERES MATERNITY and SURGICAL SUPPORTS ELASTIC STOCKINGS - ® e e 4 Stores At Your Service 4861 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST Westmount 4235 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.4491 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.6550 ST.HUBERT B11 1)}}}1!i1ii1! \u201cA.COURVAL Se CORSETIERE ; M, : à à LB ARENT TRL Ar pC Teta, oo fr THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1951 7 + Social + + Personal + + Engagements + Mrs.Geoffrey Grafton and Her Bridal Attendants - -~ Photo by Rice.Mrs.Geoffrey Stuart Grafton, photographed with her attendants, following - her recent marriage in Calvary United Church.The bride is the former Miss Patricia Joan Marsh, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence S.Marsh of Notre Dame de Grace, and her bridegroom, is the son of Mr.and Mrs.A.Ross Grafton of Montreal, and grandson of Mr.N.A.Layton of Westmount.The maid of honor, right, is Miss Sheila McLaughlin, and the junior bridesmaid, centre, is Miss Nancy Davidson, niece of the bride.daughter of Mr, and Mrs.Lawrence S.Marsh.of N.D.G., to Mc.Geoffrey Stuart Grafton, son of Mr and Mrs.A.Ross Grafton, of Montreal.Rev.Dr.F.W.Nor- wood officiated.Mr.Gifford Mitchell was at the organ.Delphinium, syringa and peonies decorated the church.Maid of honor was Miss Sheila McLachlan and junior bridesmaid, Miss Nancy Davidson, niece of the bride.Mr.Ted Atkinson was best man and ushers Mr.Robert Arnold and Mr.Kenneth Martin.Given away by her father, the bride wore a gown of closely fitted Chantilly lace over satin fashioned with long sleeves ending with points over the hands, Peter Pan collar and long waisted bodice, with tiny buttons down the back.A bouffant skirt had layers of tulle over satin and ended in a slight train.Her only ornament was pearls, gift of the bride-groom.A Chantilly lace Juliet cap trimmed with lily-of- the-valley held in place her fingertip veil of tulle illusion.She carried a small cascade bouquet of white carnations and bouvardia.Both attendants wore closely-fit- ted lace jackets with cap sleeves, small pointed collars buttoned at the neck and bouffant skirts of net over taffeta with scalloped lace panels down the front.The maid of honor was in apple green and the bridesmaid in yellow.Their bandeaux to tone had matching flowers over the ears.They carried cascade bouquets of multicolored sweet peas.- Mrs.Marsh, the bride's mother, wore a floor length gown of heatjjer gossamer sheer with picture hat following profile lines of dusty pink imported lace straw, trimmed with lilacs and tiny rosebuds and a corsage of dusty pink lilacs and rosebuds.Mrs.Grafton, the bridegroom\u2019s mother, was wearing a floor length gown of soft grey crepe, a large pale rose hat, flower trimmed and a corsage spray of shaded sweet peas.The reception following the ceremony was held in the Palm Court at the Mount Royal Hotel, Karnak Ladies Arrange Outings For Patients Transportation has again been made available for the patients of the Shriners Hospital for afternoon outings during the summer and members are Invited to aid in the care of the children during these trips, To assist them in this work Karnak Ladies Club extend a special invitation to the members of the Daughters of the Nile and kindred organizations.For further information call Mrs.Me- Lean Marshall, AT.5588.® e » where the bride\u2019s table was decorated with white snapdragons and Sweetheart roses.The couple motored to Atlantic City and Washington for their wedding trip.Out of town guests were Mrs.Stuart Scott and Mr.Stuart Scott Jr.of New York City, and Mr.and Mrs.Davenfort Scott, of Exeter, New Hampshire.The bridegroom is the grandson of Mr,'D.A.Layton, of West- mount.The first university in Canda was founded at Quebec City in 1635.eddings + Mr.and Mrs.Roy E.Howard are presently honeymooning 4t the Lakeside Inn, Yarmouth, N.S, Mr.and Mrs.Edward Lambert and son Clifford, Kensington \u2018Court, Westmount, left recently by motor to spend a vacation at Virginia Beach.Among the guests presently staying at the Pines Hotel, Digby, N.S., are Mr, and Mrs.A.A, Mc« Niece of 3488 Holton Aye, West.| mount.Mrs, R.Carleton and daughter, Lynn, are sailing next Friday on the Empress of Canada for Great Britain.They will return about the middle of October.Mr.Lawrence Cassels, of Quebec City, who omtored to Montreal .for a week, visited friends in Montreal and Westmount, and returned home Saturday.Sailing from Qubec Wednesday on the Scythia for France, where Mr.W.R.Noble's marriage to Miss Benny Colard is taking place on July 24, were Mr.S.R.Noble, O.BE,, Mrs.Noble, and their daughter, Miss Diana Sproule, and son, M.W.R.Noble.Mrs.Allan J.Findlay, with her two children, Judith Carol Ann and Allan James, of Westmore Avenue, is sailing next Friday on .| the Empress of Canada to join her husband in Brussells, Belgium, where they will spend three and a half years.Mrs.Findlay will be guest of honor Sunday evening at a farewell supper at the home of her mother, Mrs.J.Gill, of 93 Skinny men, women gain3,10,151bs.Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor What & thrill! 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COCKTAIL ROOM Tel.: RAWDON 57 $e AU GROS SAPIN A liconsed Inn situated on the shore of Lake Guindon, on the road to Lake Marois.Spacioms lawn and sunny terrace overlooking lake.Furnished with Lsuren- tian lounge chairs.40 miles from Montreal, Comfortable Rooms with hot and cold water \u2014 Excellent Meals Information: Lake Guindon, County Terrebonne.Phone Shawbridge 628-Ring 5 or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2771 Le Build Shelter Now Ottawa Man Urges Cost Not Too High Westmount home owners considering the construction of atomic bomb shelters in their basements may be interested in the type of shelter now being constructed in Ottawa houses.The contractor who hails from Czechoslovakia and who was there during the last war urges that shelters should be built now and not delayed until the first bomb falls when it is too late.The contractor is building houses on the assumption that they are going to fall down\u2014sud- denly.The Federal Government is encouraging the contractor, F, B.Sirotek \u2014 and everyone else \u2014 to build such houses, which now are being advertised as having \u201catomic bomb shelters, built ac- BIRCH GROVE CAMP A New Private Camp For gitls and boys, 6-10 years: situated on beautiful Lac Quenouille, especially staffed and equipped to care for children away from home for the first time.Folder on request.DE.6226 or EL.4056 4898 Connaught Ave., LAURENTIANS Auberge du Lac Simon Spend your holidays on the shore of beautiful Lake Simon in the western Laurentians, twenty miles above Montebello, Bungalows, log cabins, dining room service, For reservations, call .J.D.ALLARD Room 310, 1500 St.Catherine St.West THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1951 cording to Department of Civil Defence specification.\u201d Reporters who were given a \u201cdemonstration\u201d of one of the shelters found nothing particularly atomic about them.However, Col.A.C.Croteau, commandant of the Civil Defence School here, says they are the sort of thing Canadians should build.The shelter consists of a series of four-by-four wooden supports in one corner of the basement, surrounded by sandbags piled to the ceiling.Over the basement window adjoining the shelter is a concrete platform, open at both ends.That's all there is to it.\u201cWe assume,\u201d explained Jack Wallace, assistant training officer of civil defence, \u201cthat the building is going to collapse completely.But it won't collapse in this corner.After an all-clear the family would have a good chance of getting safely out of the debris.\u201d Equipment in the shelter consists of canned goods, buckets, a stirrup pump, portable radio and a pickaxe.Mr.Sirotex, in the construction business for 35 years in Prague before coming to Canada two years ago, installed hundreds of air raid shelters in Czechoslovakia during the Secona World War.Many people did not pay enough attention to a proper air raid shelter, he said.\u201cHowever, when the first bombs exploded, these people changed their minds and the installation of shelters started.But for some people it was too late .\u201d Cost of putting a shelter into a house under construction runs between two and three per cent on the value of the home, he added.Half of Hydro-Electric .Power Found in Quebec Ve PAGE NING EASTERN TOWNSHIPS LAKE HOUSE HOTEL Lake Massawippi NORTH HATLEY, QUE.The only hote! in North Hatley situated on the woterfront.Excellent swimming, sun deck, shuffleboard, boating, golf course and riding school nearby.Modern \u2018rooms \u2014 Excellent meals © FULLY LICENSED HOTEL e Rumpus room and grill A, W.Gibson, proprietor Make your reservations early Phone 139 GEORGEDALE FARM Near Lake Memphremagog Foot of Mt.Elephantus, Eastern Townships, near Vermont.Daily steamer trips.All conveniences, congenial environment, wholesome meals.Good roads.Rates: $2) weekly; $12.50 for long week-end.Write Mrs.Claude George, Mansonville, Que.Lakeview House BROME LAKE A quiet place to spend a holiday Boating, swimming, riding, golfing, 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downstairs, for cocktails.SPECIALIZING IN AFTERNOON TEAS.Complete automatic sprinkler and alarm system.Rates $5.50 to $7.50 per day, meals included Telephone Ste.Adele 3582 or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA, 2771* TTI \u201cLine Croft\u201d Lake Connolly in the Laurentians .A Pleasure Haven for Vacation Minded EVERYTHING FOR YOUR COMFORT AND ENJOYMENT @ EXCELLENT CUISINE ® MODERN COCKTAIL LOUNGE ® BOATING ® SWIMMING © TENNIS For Further Information and Illustrated Folder Phone: EL.8776 Tuesday, Thursday or Friday (Evenings Only) or HA.1624 \u201cHave you tried BLACK HORSE ALE recently ?\u201d\u2019 come to East of the Bolton Pass On Highway 39, the new short route to the Maine Coast.J.B.HAMILTON For Reservations Phone Mansonville 26 R 2-1 or IN MONTREAL WE.5pj5 ., COCO VVVVVVVVV9V VovyvyrVvY v SYÉSAOC GAS TRHRES TN pe Le hy Cie prea EE Eee ery em ge scan = LE 5 = 2 iS mir Saat Km - us oy PALE TEN L \u201cCall Le Me Mister\" at the Monkland i To the victor belongs the spoils, and to Dan Dailey belongs Betty Grable\u2019s heart, The romantic young couple share top honors in Twentieth Century-Fox\u2019s song, dance, romance, and Technicolor studded production, \u201cCall Me Mister,\u201d coming Saturday to the Monkland Theatre.Directed by Lloyd Bacon and produced by Fred Kohlmar, the film features laugh provoker Danny Thomas.\u201cCall Me Mister\u201d Heads Bill Starting Saturday at Monkland Betty Grable and Dan Dailey grace the Monkland Theatre screen Saturday till Tuesday in \u201cCali Me Mister\u201d, Technicolor adaptation of the Broadway success of the same name filmed by Twentieth Century-Fox.\u201cCall Me Mister\u201d figures to duplicate its hit on the screen.In addition to retaining a number of the highlight numbers, both songs and sketches, from the stage original, the makers of the motion picture edition inserted a batch of fresh material, story-wise as well as from a musical viewpoint.A background of American oc- cupation forces In quaint, flavorsome Japan has been {ntroduced into the colorful and spirited stage counterpart.Betty Grable, magazine-profiled as the worlds most beautiful blonde last year, and dapper Dan Dailey, perfeclly cast here as a genial GI, gain support in \u201cCall Me Mister\u201d from one of the leading comedians of the day, television and night club entertainer Danny Thomas, whose biggest screen inning this is.Also featured in \u201cCall Me Mister's\u201d Technicolor reincarnation are Dale Robertson, handsome > $ g Black Label costs a litte more in the U.S.A.than ordinary lagers, : THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1951 \u2014 Pajama Party At Westmount other pricipals in the new offering, screen this Sunday.\u201cGrounds for Marriage,\u201d M-G- M's merry marital mix-up, starts this Sunday at the Westmount Theatre with Van Johnson and Kathryn Grayson teamed as a respective doctor and songstress who find that operas and operations do not mix.Miss Grayson enacts the alluring young singer who returns to New York from a triumphant European tour determined to recapture the doctor-husband whom, in a fit of temperament, she had divorced a few years previously.The fact that he has meanwhile become enamoured of Paula Raymond, attractive daughter of a medical associate, does not deter the ex-wife from using every wile at her command to break up the new romantic attachment, When all else fails, she contracts a curious ailment, known as\u2019 \u201cFunctional Aphonia,\u201d and loses her voice.Johnson is informed by the best medical advice that unless he wishes to ruin his former newcomer; Benay Venuta, popular New York musical comedy star; rising personalities Richard Boone, remembered from a prized character etching in \u201cHalls of Montezuma\u2019 and Jeffrey Hunter; and a man of many antics, the irrepressible Frank Fontaine.Added Attraction It's a pajama party for two in \u201cGrounds for Marri romantic comedy with music, with Van Johnson and Kathryn Grayson enacting a young couple who find they can't live with or without each other.Paula Raymond and Barry Sullivan are 4 ; age,\u201d M-G-M-s » which comes to the Westmount \u201cGrounds For Marriage\u201d Heads Bill At Westmount On Sunday wife's opera career he must cooperate in restoring her \u201cemotional security,\u201d a restoration -which will insure the return of her voice.When the young doctor, therefore, does his best to aid.in Miss Grayson's recovery Miss Raymond is brought to feel that his \u201cco-operation\u201d goes too far.The resulting three - fold dilemma brings about a series of hilarious romantic complication ending on a high note of laughter and song.Added Feature The great undersea war which raged in the Pacific, bitter encounters between American submarines and enemy surface craft are portrayed in Warner Bros\u201d submarine epic, \u201cOperation Pacific.\u201d Co-starring John Wayne and Patricia Neal, \u201cOperation Pacific\u201d marks Wayne's first film under his new Warner Bros.contract and provides the stalwart actor] with the kind of action role he does best.For Miss Neal, the film serves as a change of pace from her \u201cbad girl\u201d role in \u201cThe Breaking Point.\u201d She is seen as a Navy nurse in love with a submarine commander whose devotion to submarines nearly puts his love Band Programme For Monday Night Program of concert to he give, by the band of the Royal Montres Regiment in Westmount Park 6ù Monday, July 16, 1951, at 8:15 p.Capt.T.E.Jackson, Director o: Music.- March, \u201cEntry of the Gladiators,\u201d Fucile; Overture \u201cIf I Welk King,\u201d Adams; Cornet Solo \u201cFée cilita,\u201d Hardman \u2014 Soloist, 84 W.Puttick; Tone Poem \u201cFinlays dia,\u201d Sibelius; March, \u201cLa Sorel.la,\u201d Javalayes.Intermission.Tarantella, Holmes; Intermezzo, \u201cNola,\u201d Arndt; Selection \u201cMaye time,\u201d Romberg; March \u201cWash ington.Grays,\u201d Graffula.God Save the King.GAY YOUNG STARS .IN A RAJAMBOREE OF LOVE, FUN and Es à Paiamboree of Love, Laughs and Htc JORNSON- ERAYSON GROUNDS Pus RATNON Be SLAY ADDED The Dive-for-Glory Story of the Submarine \"Thunderfish!\"\" Cal FOR ONE WEEK! TODAY and SATURDAY! \u2014 Mark Stevens In \u201cBETWEEN MIDNIGHT AND DAWN\" with Edmond O'Brien, Also \u201cSEPTEMBER AFFAIR\" with Joan Fontaine and Joseph Cotten.for Pat up on a reef.STARTING SATURDAY John Garfield is starred in \u201cThe Breaking Point\u201d.He plays the role of a fishing boat captain who lives at Newport Beach and has a cabin cruiser with a fat mortgage on it, a non-glamorous wife, and two kids.All of the subsequent troubles that result are real ones, including his involvement in sumggling and murder.\u201cIL used to be that some produc- crs thought movies had to be made to lift people out of their own lives into a kind of misty dream world filled with beautiful women, handsome men, golden chariots, and buckets of money.\u201cAs an actor,\u201d he continued, \u201cit gives me a great deal more satisfaction to play the role of & real man on the screen than to fool around \u2018with stery book heroes.\u201d YOU NEED VACATIONS If you are a husy worker, it! isn't a good idea to skip that vacation, The man who boasts that he never takes a day off\u2019 isn\u2019t paving the way for a healthy ; old age.Workers needs the] change of scenery, fresh air and.rest that will set them up for another year, Make the vacation as different as possible from everyday routine \u2014 if your work is strenuous, take a restful vacation; if sedentary, go in for such exercise as you enjoy, without UNTIL TUESDAY Mister It's 20th Century-Fox Technicolor Musical | The All-Time, Big-Time, Good-Iime Show of the Season BIG True to life story as 2nd JOHN ur! GARFIELD off the pages of Hemingway's novel.\"THE BREAKING POINT\" it comes screaming PATRICIA NEAL ENDS TODAY! overdoing it.\u201cMAGIC TOWN\", \"DAYTIME WIFE\" «hr tr an =a = em = a ome oa THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1851 PAGE ELEVEN Weather Takes Toll of 4 Games RMR Lose One Win One In Service Softball Any team who has ideas of winning the Westmount Inter-Service Softball League Championship, will have a tough grind ahead of them, so evenly matched are the teams.At present the R.C.M.P.are leading but only l game ahead of R.M.R., Navy and City of West- mount, who are all tied for second place.In games played last week, R.CM.P.defeated R.M.R.14 to 7, while the Reg\u2019t.de Chateauguay took the measure of the City of Westmount 10 to 19; in the other game Navy fell victims to RMR.by the score of 8 to 6.Last Friday the R.M.R.seemed to have butter on their fingers : ¥committing no less than 10 errors to allow the R.C.M.P.to walk off with an easy 14 to 7 victory.It DEADLINE FLASHES was a different story on Tuesday, By BOB LUNNY however, in a hard fought game Navy and R.M.R.battled tooth and nhil down to.the last man out.Navy started off with a 3 run lead, but soon found themselves behind 6 to 3 at the end of four innings, but bounced right back to tie the score at the end of six \u2018What happened to Sugar Ray Robinson?Is Robinson over the hill?Was Sugar Ray:over confident?These are a few of the many questions that will be asked during the next few weeks.Robinson will be thirty-two next month and after his defeat by Randy Turpin - many boxing fans will wonder if he js still the best fighter in the world, pound for pound.Sugar Ray didn't go through the proper training before a championship fight, Both fighters have agreed to fight in New York on September 26th and with six good weeks of training he should win back his champion&hip.Turpin at 23, has a bright future ahead of him and with good handling he ghould be very prosperous at the age of 30.Andy O\u2019Brien pulled his third boner in as many weeks when he said and we quote: \u201cRatterman Created a sensation at Notre Dame by jolting the great Johnny Lu- jack out of his quarterback post.\u201d My dear friend he didn't jolt Lu- Jack out of his position but he did jolt himself right out the front gate at Notre Dame for disciplinary infractions.We are still sticking with Chicago White Sox to bring home the pennant in the American League.They have lost many games by a one run margin.Blue Bonnets paid an all time flow for \u201cplace\u201d betters last Wednesday when Vermont Son won and paid $2.05 for \u2018place\u2019.A \u201cplace\u201d bet is when a horse comes in second.One rack track enthusiast wagered $40.00 on Vermont Son for second place and won exactly one crisp dollar bill.How crazy can you get, After the second race two jockeys had a little fist fight much to the delight of the grandstand crowd, With Frankie Eddolls and Porky Harris coaching, yours truly won two hundred in three days last week.Major Factor should win the King's Plate tomorrow.Local News Mickey: Bourassa has become engaged to pretty Thelma Cassidy |- « « «+ RMR.have started their football practices alfeady.They practice every Thursday night and will welcome any newcomers .Apologies to Jimmy DeLalanne dr, for telling readers that he goes \u201calone\u201d to the wrestling shows at Stade Ontario on Saturday night .We were with him once .Now James will you take me to Ottawa to see the races .Westmounters John O'Reilly and Dave Belcourt enjoying the summer near Mont Joli.Motorcycle Collided With Auto At Greene Sherbrooke Street and Greene Avenue were the scene of an accident last week when a motor cycle, driven by Chris Higgins, 21, of 1021 Fifth Avenue, Verdun, colided with the car of Camille Potvin, of 3302 Gohier Street.> innings at 6 all.That's how the teams stood going into the last inning, when with two men out the R.M.R.scored 2 runs to lead 8 to 6.But Navy tried hard, the game ending with the tieing runs on second and third, .; In the other game on Tuesday it was another battle with Reg't.de Chateauguay and City of West- mount fighting hard to eke out a victory with the Army team winning in the first extra inning 10 to 9 to chalk up their first victory of the season.Two games are Scheduled for tonight, Friday, RM.R.vs.R.C.E.the City of Westmount.Teams in the league are interested in securing some exhibition games and anyone interested is asked to contact J.Tetrault and the R.C.M.P.pitted against Y.M during the daytime at HA.5131.Atwater Ball Loop Leaders Barring injury or any unforeseen slump, Gino Bellini of the St.Henri Red Sox appears on the way to his first Atwater Senior Baseball League batting championship.The diminution outfielder has held down first place among the hitters since the loop's 25th anniversary \u2018schedule was inaugurated in mid-May.Each week his lead grows larger.According to the latest league release, Bellini is hitting a swarthy .433 for a 38-point edge over his nearest rival, Batting Leaders AB G.Bellini, St.Henri .67 29 Heselton, Mt.Royal .76 30 .Weiner, Y.M.H.A., 30 14 .389 Vichira, St.Henri 42 16 .381 Smith, Mt.Royal .51 19 .373 Arcudi, St.Henri .62 28 .371 Wax, Y.MHA.42 15 .357 Waxman, Y.M.HA 48 17 .354 Bowers, Mi.Royal .64 22 .344 Boutler, Verdun +.41 14 8341 -Snyder, Mt.Royal .00 62 21 339 Pitching Leaders W L.Pet.Desjardins, ,St.Henri .1 0 1000 F.wis, St.Ann's .\u2026.- 1 0 1000 Kenny, Verdun .0 1000 Harmony, St.Ann's .1 .857 | Yards and RYPS Beaten By Stars and Aladdins By ALLAN SANDZELIUS With no game scheduled for Monday, July 2nd, and the following Wednesday's games rained out as were the games of Wednesday last, the past two weeks\u2019 activities in the Westmount Intermediate Softball League were somewhat \u201cdampened\u201d as this Wednesday's do's gave a short glimpse into what may well have been major upsets when Avenue Stars were spotting the Lunny-led Aladdins a one point lead in the bottom of the fifth, losing 4-3, and the R.Y.P.Sled the seven-man Yard team 14-13! In the games played on Monday the 9th, the power-packed Avenue Stars edged a hard fighting Yards crew 7-5 playing a hard and, for a change, clean game ins which unfortunately, colorful Guy Bonnier: tried a bit too \u2018\u2018enthusiastically\u201d to grab a high fly ball, or so he says?and as a result has his arm in a sling with Don Badke, Young, Cochrane, Reble and Locke scoring for the losers.Monday, July 16th, is the date of the next scheduled games as a badly pulled shoulder ligament.Also on Monday, the Aladdins took the R.Y.P.S.into camp 21-5 behind the four run efforts of MacDonald and Taylor, and three Aladdins play host to Yards on diamond No.1 and Avenue Stars visiting R.Y.P.S.on No.2.With six games remaining in the Intere mediate League season, the stand- each by.McCarthy and Forey.|ings at the moment are as follows: Lunny, Losito and Knott each P.W.L.For Amst Pct.bagged a run as Jolly and Me-!ave.Stars .13 12 1 110 63 .923 Fadden bagged home two.R.Y, |Aladdins .12 8 $ 131 27 300 P.S.\u2019s runs were evenly scattered; Sarde 21 120 39 7 18 pes Events Scheduled Next Week at WAG Next week's schedule for the Westmount Athletic grounds lines up as _ follows: Monday, baseball, HA.Verdun vs.Tuesday, soccer, Italia vs.Uk- rainia.Wednesday, baseball, Verdun vs.Y.M.H.A.Friday, No.401 Squadron Pipe Band practice.Stand Scores Westmount First Wicket 56 to Win In exceptionally low scoring cricket games, in which the bowlers definitely held the upper hand, four teams advanced into the second round of the Davidson Cup.Results were very much as expected, with Westmount scoring the most decisive victory in.their match with Wanderers who could only muster 55 runs, against the bowling of getting runs, Taylor being in year.of Taylor who had 6 for 22 and Brooks with 3 for 12.Westmount Pair Serve Only Ireland with 17 and Leonard who had 12 showed any signs the best form he has shown this Crowal and Ries with 35 not out and 20 not out respectively put on a first wicket partnership which was sufficient to take West- mout's score to 56 without loss.At Maisonneuve, Oram with 21 and Lawless with 15 were the only batsmen to get anywhere against the bowling of Palmore (6 for 31) and Jones (4 to 21) so that the home team were all out for 52.Verdun lost three wickets to Lawless for 31 runs, but Ramsey's 23 not out and Padmore\u2019's 168 were sufficient to take the total to 55 for 3.St.Paul's only mustered 43 runs against the West Indians, Rilstone with 14 and R.Mercer with 11 being the main contributors.Clarke of the Indians had a good day with the ball and captured 5 wickets for 18 runs while Farley picked off 3 for 19.The Indians had a tough time making the grade against Rilstone (5 for 20) and Carney (3 for 22), but thanks mainly to Horace Lewis\u2019 13, managed to squeeze through with 46 for 9.The present cup holders, McGill, knocked off the Adastrians for a mere 28 and replied with a not too sure 31 for 5 to keep their Cup record clear.Choice has now been made of the Quebec Provincial team to meet Ontario in Toronto this week-end and is as follows: G.Carter, captain, V, Pilgrim, G.Taylor (Westmount), D.Barker, D.Clarke (West Indians), M.Ril- stone (St.Paul's), H.Padmore, Bond, J.Cameron (Verdun), B.Thomas (Wanderers), N.Procope (McGill), W.Scruton (Malson- neuve).The Ontario team will be captained by W.A.Percival.Others are A.B.Pope, L.J.H.Gunn, R.G.McLean, E.P.Boyden, J.F.Beresford, I.M.MacNichol], A, B.Robinson, A.R.Cole, A.Kier and D.G.Crawley.The referee will be Ivor Jones of Montreal.Q.R.F.U.Calls Meeting For Thursday Night Norman Gillespie, secretary of the Quebec Rugby Football Union announced today that a meeting of the Union will be held on Thursday, July 19, in the Canadian Legion Memorial Building.Plans for the forthcoming season will be discussed and the composition of the various divisions will be completed at the meeting.All clubs intending to operate are requested to send delegates to the meeting.Fees should also be forwarded to the secretary prior to the date of the meeting.An open-air show run by Lupino | Lane, who introduced the \u201cLam- beth Walk\u201d in 1937, will be a feature of the Festival Pleasure Gardens in Battersea Park.Calling themselves the \u201cLambeth Walkers,\u201d the cast will include a S.| Pearly King, a Cockney Charlady and a \u201cbarrow boy.\u201d EL SPECIAL SUMMER MEMBERSHIP 3 months $7 INDIVIDUAL SWIMS - 50¢ Mixed Swimming ~\u2014 Tuesday and Friday, 8 to 10 p.m.Ladies\u2019 Swimming \u2014 Mon., Thurs.and Friday, 7 to 8 p.m Phone for Summer Folder WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.4585 Sherbrooke Street West GL.3916 That's why O'Keefe's Extra Old Stock Ale stands out above all others.Ex#ra mellow flavour, extré clean tang and extra satisfying body\u2014that\u2019s O'Keefe's Extra Old Stock Ale .the finest ale you'll ever) taste.Always ask for O'Keefe's Extra Old Stock\u2014 the extra ale at no extra cost.[LY 31 it's the extra er ppt are PA ZR pm SP EE PAGE TWELVE \u20149 Remember Com By G.P.SMITH A neries of articles by a retired coach and physical director recalling great athletes and great teams, Mr, Smith was 32 years of Westmount High a» director of physical education (boys).and pconcurrently 28 years at McGill es wrestling coach, Being a school phy.director has many happy moments, but during the war, or I should say the two great wars, it had many sad times when picking up the morning paper and seeing the features of some Of the finest of your previous students and athletes among the dead THE EXAMINER, god missing, boys that you had spent many hours on building up or a happy future and finding them cut off in their early manhood n a war to end all wars.world in the mess it is today.How ironic this all seems now with the The teams of the thirties were all represented in the armed services of the last war and many of them joined the great majority Trees Planted In Summit Park Growing Nicely The 500 young trees planted in Summit Park on top of West- ount Mountain this spring are oing well E.J.Anderson, super- ntendent of parks, told The Exa- iner.Norway spruce, American elm and birch make up the 500 trees planted, said Mr.Anderson.This is the first planting of a lan to gradually increase the B imber of trees on the mountain top.This fall more plantings will e carried out in the reforestra- ion scheme but this time it will Ibe transplanting natural growth young oaks.Asked whether the public were being careful®not to disturh the doung trees Mr.Anderson said that so far he has no complaint 0 make in this connection.Every- be seems to be co-operating in the experiment to replace the: dead and dying old trees in Summit Park in which the hald spots are beginning to show.It is proposed to continue the ree planting over a period of ears in Westmount renowned for its trees which are much admired.y the many visitors to the lookout.Canadian Rlys.Increase Fares If your holiday plans call for first-class accommodation on either of the Canadian railroads this summer it's going to cost you more than you've figured .on.As of July 15, the minimum fare | for a standard lower berth will be : increased from $2.50 to $3, with, proportionate -increases in the\u2019 minimum fares for other types of standard sleeping car space, and, minimum fare for parlor car seats Will be increased from 50 to 75 cents.Fares for longer {rips in: slandard sleeping and parlor cars | will not be increased.Tourist car fares which ave! based on 50 per cent of the standard berth fare will be increased for alt distances to 66 2-3 pes cent Of the standard berth fare The announcement of the 3n- crease in fares was made on Mon- i day by J.A.Brass, chairman of | the Canadian Passenger Associa- ton, Increased costs of operation\u2019 ave forced the Canadian railways | nd the Pullman Company ilo in- tease minimum fares for stand- po sleeping and parlor car ac- ommodation, Mr.Brass sald, City Council To Suspend Meetings For Three Weeks No City Council meeting will be gi during the next three weeks.nly one meeting will be held in with another set for August.ith vacations the order of the day it is difficult getting a quo:- m during the summer months, + while many others were in the casualty lists.\u2019 Football Feat Included in the death list were the names of three of my boys who had pulled off one of the finest things I have seen in many days of watching football games.With 45 seconds left to play in a game with Stanstead College, and the score at 4 to 2 for Stanstead, we were on our own 4 yard line in possession of the ball.Doug Lawley, one of our masters who was timekeeper, said, \u201cWell, George, it looks as though we have had it.\u201d Just then I looked down the field anu there was Norm, Johnston twisting, wearing, pivoting and then he was in the clear up to centre where he was stopped.He put the ball down on centre field, with one play left Doug called for a forward pass.He took the ball and faded back and when Joie Jacobson was in the clear, Doug let oui a \u201cYippe\u201d which was the signal for receivers to look around and as Joie looked around on their 10 yard line, the ball met him there and he went over for a touch.The Stanstead team just sat down on the field flabbergasted.The previous Saturday Doug, in the last play of the game against W.H.H.S.for the City Championship, tied the game with a kick to touch in goal from centre field, To my mind he was the best all-around footbali player ever developed in the school league.He could kick, pass, catch, tackle, carry the ball and even though he was shortsighted, he, along with Norm Rettie, a stonewall on the secondary, as big Frank Murphy | and Gordie Nooseworthy of W.H.H.S.found out in the city playoffs.Doug hitting high and Norm, low, or vice Versa, depending on which side the play was coming through.Team of 1935-36 The football team of 1935-36 was unpredictable, you never knew what to expect.One game they would be marvellous and in the next they would muddle through or pull off plays like the previous ones I mentioned.Included in the lineup were, S.Beardmore, Joe Nye, and John McLurg on the half line; Jack Mowatt at snap; D.Spearman, Bruce Johnston, C.Ross and Alex Ross with hardy John Hanson and R.Anderson at outside, with Joie Jacobson,, J.Phillips, Norm.Johnston, and big Kirkpatrick as alternates.The B tean., with a fine lot of players coming up.won their school title but lost out to the St.Lambert team in the city playoff by a score of 6 to 1.During the season they scored 121 points to 3 against them with a number of future greats standing out in the play.To mention a few, we could include Cammie Mussels, Russ Graul, a speed merchant, Alex Thompson, captain and quarterback.The juniors did not do so well.League Title In hockey we won the league title, but lost out to the strong] Catholic High team, coached by Brother Paul, by a score of 1 to 0 in two games.W.HH.S.likewise M.H.S.had strong teams and crowded us all through the season.We were fortunate in having some outstanding players on our team, but unfortunate in many games, having two or three of our play- WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1951 To Attend World Scout Meet Objective Is Reached For Queen\u2019s Carpet The Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire Thursday annôunë- ed it had raised $100,000 to buy Queen Mary's Carpet, niade by the Queen Mother to raise money for dollar-short Britain, : Mrs.John H.Chipman, national president of the LO.D.E., cabled Queen Mary; Princess Alice, the Order's representative in Britain}.Lady Reading, chairman of the British Carpet Committee, and Prime Minister St.Laurent in Ottawa: ; Te \u201cDelighted to advise you tha the I.O.D.E.has today exceeded Jackson Dodds, C.B.E., of 58 Belvedere Road, Westmount, deputy chief scout for Canada, centre, will attend international scout conference and World Scout Jamboree in American zone of Austria July 80 to Aug.10.Above he is seen with daughter, Jean, and.son, Stanley, on deck of CP liner, Empress of Scotland, prior to sailing from Quebec City.Mr.Dodds will return to Canada in August.ers down with Flu.We had a nice trip to Toronto where we played the U.C, College team who had just been eliminated in the junior playoff.We played them to a standstill and were on the way to winning when Jack Fry, our goaler, got hit in the mouth by a puck; he was badly cut and let a few soft ones in right after.In this game I was amazed at the stamina of the team after being up all night on the train, as there were no sleepers.They played their best game of the season.Jack Mowatt was a standout.The other members of the team were C.Ross, Doug Smaill, captain, on defense, with J.McMartinand, Bob Bennet alternating.Up forward were Stew Wright, J.Thompson, Kev Casey on one line, and Jack Mowatt, Ross Benison and Buddy Hellyer on another, with John Kennedy spare.Buddy and Ross later starred on the big teams.In basketball it was changed to run concurrently with hockey and it was necessary to call on Mr.P, Wearing, a new master at the school, to help out.In this he did a very good jo.and left me freeer to look after the three hockey teams which took a lot of time since it was necessary on & number of occasions to leave the Forum before the senior game was over and hurry out to Lachine or its objective of raising from the public $100,000 with which to buy Queen Mary's carpet for Canada.\u201d Loyola to handle the B team or the juniors.; The idea of playing the two sports concurrently was one of Jack Lang\u2019s and proved its value by giving more boys a \u2018chance to play inter-school sports, whereas before many boys played on the three senior teams.i I have never met anyone more enthusiastic .about changes than |good old Jack and many the friendly battle we had in thè committee room over changes particularly in football where I fought all drastic changes to find \u2018out their value before voting for them.Jack deserves great \u2018credit for being able to bring all the high school under one head in sport as many had tried for yedrs to accomplish this without success.He is a wonderful organizer and a dynamo of energy.6170 Sherbrooke W.- Hodge Eros: Lidl ALT AAAAMAALAAAAAAAA DEALER COR.GRAND BOULEVARD WA.1175 MAN GUIDES ROWBOAT THROUGH STORM TO SAVE STRANDED PAIR driven out to o 1.George Hill, with his wife and two children, had n their summer cottage at Vaudreuil, Que.They had only been in the house a short while when Mrs.Hill heard frantic cries for help coming from the lake.Looking out, they saw that the wind had whipped up heavy waves.and in the distance they could see a small boat, overturned, with two men clinging to it.They were both shouting at the top of their lungs for assistance.3.Manoeuvering the stern of the boat was no easy George Hill, of Ville LaSalle, Que., braves windswept water of Lake St.Louis in small craft pe 2.George Hill ee immediatel and found a pair of oars.Placing them in a nearb rowboat, he pushed out into midstream.Aithough he had been a crack paddler in the early 30\u2019s, knew that a canoe would have no chance in those choppy waters, Even the small rowboat was a flimsy craft to do the job Hill had in mind, He was buffeted about by the waves and several times was almost swamped.broke open a locker THE DOW AWARD is a citation presented for acts of outstanding heroism and includes, as a tangible task.but Hill managed it.Soon he had the nearly exhausted men aboard and, after half an hour's hazardous rowing, brought them to shore.Man \u2018spectators called Hill's venture almost suicidal.Most Canadians will agree that it was a feat of great courage .and we are proud to present him with The Dow Award.DOW BREWERY expression o appreciation, a $100 Canada Savings Bond.The Dow Award Committee, a group of editors of leading Canadian daily newspapers, selects A winners from recommendations made by a nationally known news organization.« MONTREAL \u201csala LISTEN TO THE DOW AWARD SHOW, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY,\u20147.13 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