The Westmount examiner, 12 octobre 1951, vendredi 12 octobre 1951

[" 9 VIEN REAL ° \u2019 .+ fe G [ Q - - vot.XXII, No.\u2019 41 ===> WESTMOUNT, F uneral Service Today For Widely-Known Local Cleric One of Westmount'\u2019s.most popular citizens and the beloved min- of, the United Chufch of Canada, lengthy illness.\u2018ster of Calvary United Church, Dr.T.W.Jones, a former Moderator died Tuesday in hospital after a The funeral service will be held this afternoon at Calvary Church at 2 p.m.conducted by Rev.Victor Rose of Point Claire, chairman of the Montreal United Church Presbytery, assisted by Rev.Dr.Norman Coll, Ô.B.E., of Ottawa, president of.the Montreal and Ottawa Conference of the church, and Rev, Dr.R.DeWitt Scott, secretary of both the Presbytery and Conference.New Social Club For Elderly Men, \u2018Women At WAG The Westmount Women\u2019s Club, in co-operation with the Recreation Department of the West- mount City Council, plan to form & Social Group for elderly men - and women living in Westmount \u201c And for others having affiliations \u201c in, Westmount.The first gathering of the proposed Group will take place on : Jere November 7th, 1851, rom 2 to 5 p.m., in the West- mount Athletic Grounds Clubhouse, 4350 St.Catherine St.West, © Westmount.Subsequent meetings.will be held éach Wednesday afternoon until further notice.\u2018 This announcement constitutes a cordial invitation to any elderly persons who would welcome an op- Portunity to meet others and en- oy * companionship and friendly tercourse over a cup of tea.embers of the Westmount Wom- ên's Club will act as hostesses at _ the first meeting.New Program Program At For Deaf And Blind .What we like to think of as the usual type of program being - éarried out at the Westmount .Y.M.C:A.has a different twist in .at least two classes being conducted in the Physical Department this year.A special program of Physical | à Education is being conducted for \u2018boys in the School of the Montreal Association for the Blind and for the boys of the Mackay Institute School for the Deaf.These two groups attend the *Y\"\u201d each week, to participate in & program of physical activities on the gymnasium and in the swimming pool, which is specially planned and adapted to them.The uninformed bystander might well be puzzled watching a spirited game on the gym without a sound from any of the players, while on another night he would see and hear a group making the usual amount of noise but playing their games with a sense of caution and concentration.Both roups.of boys are able to ex- Perience a complete balanced pro- rar, and the blind boys will have added emphasis placed \u2019 on rning to swim and galing more idence fn the water, ¥, The moderator of the United Church, \" Rt.Rev.Dr.C.M.Nicholson, of Halifax, or his representative will also participate.Dr.Jones\u2019 body will be in state in .Calvary Church from 10 a.m.today until the funeral time.Burial will be in Mount Royal Cemetery.Honorary Pall Bearers Honorary pall bearers will be Rev.Charles Cushing, retiring United Church minister; Rev.Dr.George F.Dewey, of Rosedale Church; Rev.Dr.Harvey B.Campbell, of Westmount Park- Emmanuel Church; Rev.Dr.J.D.McCrae of St.Lambert Church; Rev.R.K.Fairbairn, of Livingstone Church and Rev.Norman A.MacMurray, of Wesley Church.Born at Launton, Oxfordshire, England, he attended public school there until he was 10-years-old, and then worked on a farm for six years.At 13, he was a boy preacher in Non-Conformist chapels in rural England, serving without salary and continuing his farm duties at the same time.In 1910, he came to Canada under the auspices of the Colonial Missionary-Society of the Congregational Churches of Britain, to study at the Congregational College, Montreal, then affiliated with McGill University.He decided.to attempt the full arts course at McGill, and to obtain the required matriculation, attended night school at Sir George Williams College.In 1912 he became student-as- sistant to the minister at Calvary Congregational Church and, in 1918, graduated from McGill with a B.A.degree.Y.M.C.A.Worker Later that year, he entered war service with the Canadian Y.M.C.A., going overseas in December.He finished in 1920.He returned to McGill and was asked to take over the pastorate of Calvary Church.The following year he received his M.A.from McGill, the degree of bachelor of divinity from Congregational Col lege, and was ordained and appointed minister at Calvary Church, where he had been minister ever since.In 1935 he received the degrec of doctor of divinity from Emrga- nuel College, Toronto.Held Many Offices During -his ministry, Dr.Jones served as chairman of the Montreal Presbytery, as president of the Montreal-Ottawa Conference, and as chairman of the Board of Christian Education of the United Church of Canada.He served as a member of the Board of Gover \u201c3 of Sir George Williams Colleg x A.the board of Verdun Protestm.Hospital, the Montreal ei for the Blind, srapasdianuas (Continued on page, 2) b~ ! / DR T.W.JONES Westmount Park Wolf Cub Pack Resume Activity The Westmount Park Wolf Cub Pack is now back in full swing to the fall's activities.After Flag Break and the Grand Howl, the \u201cimportance of the Law and Promise was stressed and inspection found a few boys who had neglected to attend Sunday School or Church service.Instruction on knots proved a few of the old timers had forgotten, but the review work and game brought back the knowledge quickly.he Jungle Dance of Baloo reminded each Cub of his promise to keep the Law that the Old Brown Bear taught and a Camp Fire closed the programme.We have begun a very interesting serial story.\u201cThe cubs at Smuggler's cove.\u201d Camp Badges were presented to the following boys: \u2014 Bruce Anderson, \u2014 Observer, Homecraft, Athlete.Ronnie Bailey \u2014 Teamplayer, Athlete.George Christie \u2014 Observer, Homecraft, Athlete, Peter McLaurin \u2014 Athlete, Swimmer, Teamplayer.- Robin McLaurin \u2014 Athlete Swimmer, Teamplayer.David Parsley \u2014 Athletic Teamplayer.7 David Paterson \u2014 Athlete, Teamplayer.Basil Stevens \u2014 Athlete, Team- player, With Fire Prevention Week coming up the Cubs took home a very important questionnaire to work out with their parents; which we hope will teach each boy the importance of combatting the loss of life and property through fire each year.Story Hour Starts At Civic Library Tomorrow Story telling in the children\u2019s department will begin on Saturday, October 13th, at 10.30 am, and will continue at the same hour throughout the winter months.The young children of Westmount are aa caeien Street.a FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1951 PASS IN D xaminer Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis PRICE 3 CENTS DARK Local \"Children May Be Unable To See Royal Couple Westmount's Civil Defence Wardens would be quite willing ta turn out on October 29 to line the route of the Royal Couple on their way from the airport to the Windsor Hotel, Brig.DeLalanne, chief warden for Westmount told The Examiner.Unfortunately he thought that by the time the cavalcade reacheg Westmount it will be quite dark and consequently local schoolchildren will not have a very good opportunity of seeing Princess Elixabethy and Prince Philip.Brig.DeLalanne, who, begides being chief warden is also chaire man of the Westmount School Commission is quite disappointed that the children will not be able tox get a good view of the Royal visitors, particularly so since \u2018it will not be possible to accommodate all of the local school pupils in Molson Stadium the following day.Had the route followed by King : George and Queen Mary in 1939 been chosen, Westmount school children would have been better looked after.; In the original route published, the royal party will come along Notre Dame de Grace Avenue, down Victoria to Sherbrooke and then easf to Peel.Brig.DeLalan- ne pointed out that the corner of Victoria and Sherbrooke might present a problem, especially as the rush hour for traffic occurs around 5 p.m., which is approximately the time set for the royal car to pass.Brig.DeLalanne hoped that the authorities in charge of arrangements for the city-wide tours on October 30 might make a slight change to include some part of Westmount in the itinerary.This would give local schoolchildren an \u2018| opportunity to \u2018see and cheer the Prince and Princess.As far as Civil Defence is concerned, Brig.DeLalanne said that this was one occasion on which the force could be of assistance.As all members are screened before being accepted in the civil defence organization this would relieve the authorities of additional work in.selecting men for security purposes and to line the route.It is understood that the West- mount City Council have drawn up plans for the proper protection of the Royal Couple and also to handle the crowds which will occupy places of vantage on the streets.The royal party will enter Westmount at Claremont Avenue and leave it at Atwater, according to published plans.Two Persons Injured In Accident Saturday Two persons were injured in a colli-~ 1 between two cars Saturday : front of 3215 St.Antoine Street.They were George Malone, of 01019 Charlevoix Street, who suffered lacerations, and Sybill Mary Corbett, of 2211 Marcil Avenue, who received a possible fracture of the skull.They were taken to the Western Hospital for treatment.Mr.Malone's car collided with a parked auto belonging to Tony Ciarallo, of 3215 St.Antoine (Civil Defence Start Training Early November Westmount Civil- Defence held the second first aid class on Wednesday evening at their heade quarters in the W.A.G., St.Cathe erine Street.The number attending the class is rather more than had been anticipated and it will be necessary to repeat the course just as soon as the present class graduates in order to take care of the many who wish to get first aid training.In fact Brig.DeLalanne said every warden will get some training in first aid.Wednesday nights will be devoted to the first aid training classes.- À training syllabus has \"been drawn up \u2018and will\u2019 be submitted to the Civil Defence Committee for approval at their meeting nex$ Monday.The training course calls for 12 lectures and will take six weeks to complete, as two lectures of 45 to 50 minutes each will be given every training night.It is proposed to hold the training classes on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings of each week and the lectures will be so staggered, that if a warden misses one week it will be possible to catch up by attending two nights the following week, By utilizing three evenings per week it will be possible to finish the initial training course for all wardens before Christmas.The course will get underway, it is hoped, during the first week in November, Brig.DeLalanne stated.Lectures will cover a variety of subjects all of which will be necessary for the wardens to know.| Later a more advanced course will be arranged.Wardens registered to date number close to the two hundred mark.Until approval has been given by the Civil Defence Committee no definite date can be set for the commencement of the training courses.Approval is necessary as certain moneys will have to be spent to defray the cost of the initial training.HOUSE BROKEN INTO The home of Mrs.Rittenberg, of 694 Aberdeen Avenue, was broken into Sunday.She reported to the police that the only item missing was a watch valued at $50.~ * TRARY HR Ng, PAGE TWO * ® That our publisher, H.E.McCormick, is representing the Canadian Weekly Newspapers on the Royal Tour.He had a busy Tuesday in Quebec attending all the .functions including the state dinner.On Wednesday he was presented to Princess Elizabeth ad the Duke of Edinburgh at Rideau Hall, the official residence of the Governor General in Ottawa.The Duke asked Mr.McCormick whether he was any relation of Col.Bertie McCormick of the Chicago Tribune, Mr.McCormick disclaimed any relationship to the arch enemy of all things British.e That Joan-Anne Foote and Barbara Boland, both students at Westmount High School had thea honour of being: presented to Prin- .cess Elizabeth at the reception held \u2018at Bois Coulonge the Lieutenant \" Governor's official residence in Quebec on Tuesday.Judy Marshall and Terry Gahan were other Morgan Realties Limited Real Estate Brokers 1455 UNION AVE.HA.0251 \u201cCHRISTMAS\u201d every day of the year for : INSURANCE Edwin D.CHRISTMAS INSURANCE BROKER PL.9488 CL.4519 388 ST.JAMES ST.W.Menireal two Westmount girls presented to Her Royal Highness.© That the traffic lights installed at the corner.of Sherbrooke Street and Kensington Avenue are now in operation.Should prove beneficial to pedestrians.© That St, Francis Reality Company Ltd has rented one of the new store in the City and District Bank\u2019s new building at the corner of Victoria and Sherbrooke.© That the trees on Sherbrooke Street are getting final trimmings so they will look their best for the Royal eyes.® That that repaving of Cote St.Antoine Road is making rapid progress.The cement base has been laid and the asphalt topping is next in line.® That the trees along Western Avenue are shaking in their roots, not from the approach of old man winter either.Maybe they will get hacked down when this avenue is repaved and widened next year, if it is.® That some rapid city planners are drooling for the chance to LET ME HELP YOU DISCOURAGED?SORROW?PROBLEMS?SICKNESS?Would special prayer help you?Counsel offered regardless of your faith, Confidential appointment.Phone Fl.2820 consultotion by Rev.O.J.Ritz, M.A., B.Th.HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Sarrister end Seliciter Department for the Closing eof Estates of Deceased Personas Residence: Ambassador Apts, Westmount 4557 éherbrooke St.West \u2014 GLenview 2177 Office: HA.9238-39 57 St.James St.Wew | Leo\u2019s in the Spring, Canada's Piet Bank WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF EL pe V4 dL AL shear the city\u2019s arteries of their lovely foliage.public protest hadn't intervened certain of the boys would have had them done away with ., .utilitar- fan they call it.« ® That residents along Western Avenue had better.be posting a midnight watch along their street .scuttlebyt has it that the boys from the City Hall are going to make a nocturnal raid\u2014equipped with saws and axes.® That a gang of robbers are on the prowl again in our fair city.They paid visit to Clement's Market last week and made off with $1,500 cash plus $100 worth of fags.missed $4,000 tucked away in the safe though.® That H.Cullen, of 61 Rose- mount Avenue, doesn't think West- mount is such a hot place.seems he parked his car on Clarke Avenue only to have it stolen.got it back the next day though.© That the city\u2019s police out in their squad cars were kept up on the score in the World Series via the intercom.the operator of the police radio was heard relaying scores on to the boys.\u2019 ® That Lionel Fournier, director of the Westmount Recreational Department, bears a #riking resemblance to Prince Philip.Maybe the Duke could use him as a stand- in on one of the many tiresome engagements he will have to face in the next four weeks.© That coach Roy Chesley of the Westmount Warriors almost called the shot right when he said that the Westies would win both their Labor Day weekend games.Warriors lost to Lakeshore 10-9 Saturday, and whitewashed Eastward Sunday 12-0.The loss to.Lake- shore was a heartbreaker as West- mount was ahead 9-8 until the Fiyers came up with two last minute singles.® That the attendance at the At- water Baseball League games played on the W.A.G.this summer was disappointing.The old stance on Atwater Avenue across from The Forum used to draw five to eight thousand, this dropped to that many hundreds at the W.A.G.where everyone had to put in his quarter._ © That there has been some complaint that saving the trees on Sherbrooke Street has necessitated & rather narrow sidewalk at certain points.Some people are never satisfied, you can't have your cake and eat it too.© That Mr.and Mrs.John Rooney and son John D., of Burton Avenue, took in the world series in New York over the weekend.John senior's \u201cbete noir\u201d is soccer.John D.Jr, who graduated from St.spent the summer fighting bush fires in British Columbia and also had a peep at the Calgary Stampede.Is currently attending Sir George Williams brushing up for his senior matriculation before entering Mec- Gill next year where he will study geology.® That Mr.and Mrs.Bob Dryden, THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1061 Seems that if] ~ \u2014 of the centre.of Melville Avenue, the very friendly old couple who nightly exhort the putters in Westmount Park to greater efforts and are almost fixtures in the park have returned from Ste.Agathe after a three weeks stay.They originally intended to remain for one weekend but the mountain air got them.Nice to see them back.® That Mrs.Colford, the former Ruth Austin of Grosvenor Avenue, gave a birth to a fine bouncing baby boy last week.® That John Vipond, 15 Parkman Place, a former Westmount High Grad, was seen in the Chicken Coop the other night with à party.Probably celébrating his return from Murray Bay where he worked during the summer.at The Manoir Richelieu.John is studying medicine at McGill.®.That Winnie McKim, of 131 Lewis Avenue, who adorns the offices of Harrison Bros, will say \u201cI Do\u201d at the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, on October 20.Will change her name to Mrs.H.Bissonnette.Winnie is a sister of Jack who starred in Ottawa hockey.® That Mr.and Mrs.Bill (Scotty) Bailey were seen playing golf at Summerlea on Saturday.Bill used to play soccer around Westmount.© That Tom Parrott, of 252 Prince Albert Avenue, former football star with Westhill, is now enrolled at Sir George Williams College.EE DOWN PAYMENT OF 5% \u2014 $2.30 FOR A $50.00 BOND, $5.00 FOR A $100.00 BOND, ETC.\u2014 BALANCE IN EASY INSTALMENTS OVER A YEAR.\u2026 BUY YOUR BONDS TODAY - for cash or by instalments at your neighbourhood Bof M branch © That there {5 rpw only 73 days \\ LOOK-WE CANBUY A CANADA SAVINGS BOND FOR 4 JUST*2.50 DOWN.AT MY BANK TO À HILLION CABADIANS LIFE SINCE 1817 sitetate + ca iI0iFIM et, ite 7 a h36HEINIALA BANK OF MONTREAL BRANCHES in WESTMOUNT to serve you Westmount Branch, Greene & Western Aves.: WILLIAM M.JACKSON, Manager Claremont Ave.& Sherbrooke St.: SOHN BE.L HOLLYER, Manager ec TN TTA Par REC ICR TOT ot i - A Eight year old Chryl Anne Good takes a peek at Jupiter through one of the huge telescopes at the seventh annual star night of the Montreal Centre of the Royal Astronomical Society held in Westmount Park on Thursday night.Mayor Cameron opened the proceedings.With Chryl Anne is Isabel K.Williamson, president Oh Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star 3 ga 5S x) dati re a Veterans Asked To Guard Route - Veterans who wish to volunteer their services without pay to line the streets during the Royal Visit here on October 30, aré asked to \u2018register at the Victoria Rifles Armoury, 691 Cathcart Street.The office will be open evenings from 8 to 10 p.m.Major General R.O.G.Morton, chairman of the civic parade com~ mittee, has called for 5,000 veterans to help the armed services and police.- Lieut.-Col.George C.Machum, vêterans\u2019 liaison officer and parade marshall, asks veterans to notify the nearest Canadian Legion branch or other veterans\u2019 organization of his wishes to volunteer, or if unattached to register at the office in the Victoria Rifles Armoury.i .Discharge certificates or other proof of \u2018service will be required.Funeral.{Continued from Page 1) and the Advisory Council of Boys\u2019 Work.: In 1921 he was appointed chaplain, with the rank of captain,\" of the 11th Hussars cavalry unit and until his death was a reserve officer of M.D.4., From December, 1939, unts) October, 10941, he served overseas as senior officer of Y.M.C.A.supervisors.107 J As Moderator of thé United Church of Canada from 1946 to 1948, Dr.Jones preached in every tentre in Canada and in many cities in the United States and Bermuda.He represented the United Church of Canada at many church councils in Britain.In 1948 he returned to Europe to attend the Pan - Presbyterian Assembly in Geneva, and served as delegate at the World Council of Churches.in Amsterdam, - His widow, one son, and one daughter survive him.+ left until Christmas.Why not pick up some of the bargains advertised in The Examiner while there is still & good selection available in the local stores.Now is the time for those with last year's unwanted gifts to get rid of them through the Classified Ads.in The Examiner.: HARD COAL IS HEAVY One cubic foot of anthracite weighs about 53.pounds.| : Cr ADL OCI NG am I NÉ LAID - FINISHED - CLEANED A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY Free Estimates WE.2323 OHMAN'S 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET JEWELLERS WISTMOUNT WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.Reliable WATCH REPAI2S 4 Cenified Watchmakers vos.XXil, No.41 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1951 PAGE THREE \u2014 EE Re tic Department Rotarians Told Canada \u2018Sp M Co Is The Nation Of Future 3 Tilt: year fhe \u2018Recreation Department, of \u2018the City of Westmount , -Canada was to.be the nation with a future in the sécond half has a variety of hobby courses to offer, If you are a Westinounter, of the 20th centurÿ, N.Wykes, market analyst for Canadian Indus- .the Recreation Department hopes you \u2018will join \u2018and find these tries Limited, told the Westmount Rotary Club, at the Wednesday courses enjoyable.meeting.The following group of courses will\u2019 continue until Christmas; Mr, Wykes said Canada was a nation that was Just entering .Leatherwork - the prime of industrial expansion, ; For.those who have never dome\u2019 leatherwork, here is an ideal In the Jast 20 years, he pointed out, the world had seen many .hobby to continue at home, \u2018The Departnient'a supervisors will show revolutions and some of them bloody, but added that one had been \u2019 you the proper cutting, tooling, thonging, | stitching and drafting quietly taking place in Canada in this time.° of \u201cyour own patterns, If you are already a leatherworker, there are.He stated that it was an industrial revolution which \u201chas affected - ¥on tiana the.tools, leather, etc, and your life and mine.\u201d B lar Ste al ean give you.the assistance you One of the bases of this revolu- resources had been found in abun- rh ours $ e may need with your projects.tion was organic chemistry, which dance in this nation.Since the dis- fa \u2018At k will be includes breaking, petroleum down |covery of the oilfields in Alberta in ten-wes Course 5 given into its component parts.Canada could look forward to hav- he oney, var ettes | Monday evenings from 8:30-10:00 il T.Teakle.M.A The industry had developed in |ing all its\u2019 petroleum needs taken nt \u201c| p.ni.commencing October 15th, Cecil T.e MA.leaps and bounds since the end of [care of from within.\u2014 1951.the war.| \u201cWe proved that Canada has Clement's Market, 4820 Bher- The problems facing the de-|enough oil to be independent,\u201d he _ brooke Street West, was robbed Art Course estmount an velopment of the industry, Mr, |said, \u201cbut we were faced with a © of $1,500 and $100 worth of gi- An art course of 10 lessons \u2018is to : Wykes said, were fourfold Cap- |problem of transportation.\u201d rôttes last- week, but the eul- be given for the first time this e yr ital, natural resources, markets This was important to solve bets.missed an additional $4,000 year, with Mrs.Peter Douet as| ea S op S and technicians.cause the main markets were in my he.store's safe.instructor.Tt is felt that this He said the industry needed a the east.ined ti or y siti \u2018course will be very popular and as e .*|bpillion dollars in the next 10 years| With the laying of the pipe lines ; ie a cess o the premises DY these classes aré limited, registra- Coll e umn if it was to be developed to its full- across the prairies this was solved nteer tung ugh the heavy wire tion slips should be returned = est capacity.but it in turn raised the problem line Pre Pen door then promptiy.He stressed the fact that other |of marketing the product.- yieit Conan D.Priestly was mak-| Still Life and Costume Models \u2018Cecil T.Teakle, of 469 Strath-| nations were looking at Canada as | He me United States produc if .\u2018his rounds Friday night when\u2019 will be featured and atudents will cona Avenue, has been named |an excellent investment and were : ey rT y This.he e ia \"The e discovered it.- be required to use their own easel president of Bishop's College WIIG Lo sik millions of dollars |) ot the field open to Canada it she from \u201cIhe $1,400 had been cleverly and art equipment.An art supplier Alumni for the 1951-52 year.into the industry.1d not be found | could prepare She goods in time.hidden away In a compartment Will be at the opening Classes to| The annual meeting of the], PV money could no 9 Mr, Wyk d th 1 1 eded here it could easily be found else- r.Wykes urge \u20ac senior men ton underneath where the cashier sits, SUPPly anything needed.Alumni was held on Thursday at| © \u201cbut h nfident that of thé nation to encourage the Om put the culprits managed to find| Classes will commence on Tues- [1670 Notre Dame Street.Judge THe\" aug Wa was confident that.; com- ft, > Canadians would invest.youth to ready themselves for the t day, October 16th, from 2:00-4:00 Gerald Almond and Henry Wright | Mr.Wyk tates that natural Tata 1 jee , This was the second robbery in|p.m., and on Wednesday, October were elected as new members of r, Wykes states natura (Continued on page 4) vices he last three weeks.Gordon Fruit 17th, from 8:00-10:00 p.m.the exceutive council and J.E.|- - erchants, 1208 Greene Avenue, ; Martin was re-elected as member © hum, were: broken into late last month Millinery at.the meeting.\\ \\ ny The courses given last year were| Other officers elected besides .\u2018 4 so popular that it is believed the Mr, Teakle were: Grant Day, erf gan SPANISH LESSONS response will be even greater this |gecretary treasurer; A.V.L.Mills, P ect tea Is SO easy rgan- year.A millinery expert willl Allan Magee, Lyman Roberts, .pteer, instruct and many tricks to use in| Desmond Stoker, Judge Almond, to make with er at Experienced teacher from from Merice | future hat-making will be demons- H, Wright, and J.E.Martin.: ; Rifles oo Inasgurete pe Spanish class on || trated.+ Mr.Teakle, ehairman of the \"CC - ; 99 Conrectness accent and fluen Two courses will be given of| meeting, presented a brief annual ther y on: \u2019 ; ; © guaranteed.10-week duration; the advanced |peport covering the working of ired.course will commence October 18th the Alumni during the past twelve For Information from 8:00-10:00 p.m.and the| months.John H.Molson, president 2 | PHONE EL.7431 elementary course will commence of Bishop's University, welcomed| ~ October 18th from 2:00-4:00 p.m.the group.) EVENINGS Housewives\u2019 General Craft Course Commenting on the work of the : Boys This class should be interesting association, Mr.Teakle said that \u201c||| ana beneficial to women who have the promotion of the University _ chap- CLOSED MONDAY a free afternoon a week.Idéas and and its students had made con- in, of |} suggestions can be put to \u201cwork, | sideräble strides during the year.t and AND TUESDAY and any craft or hobby which may A special tribute was paid to ELECTRIC AL SERVICE _ find favour may be indulged in.|George H.Montgomery, K.C, a of Oct.15th and 16th The course will be conducted on |former chancellor of the univer- INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS il Oc- , Thursday afternoons from 2:00-|sity, who died a few months ago.as as RE-OPENING 4:00 p.m, commencing October |Mr.Teakle also mentioned work Co super- WEDNESDAY 18th, under the supervision of |done by George Savage, a mem- Small or large installations in houses or : - Mrs.F.Dougherty, Recreation|per of the alumni and Professor industrial plants pr Hy carried out : ; j ustrial plan om arri ut.United Oct 17th 7:30 a.m.Supervisor.! Richardson of the university.tnd P promptly 46 to ° A few suggestions are: Dresden Dr, A.R.Jewitt, principal and .~ .i A A T lo -M| Craft, Felt Work, Shell Craft, |chancellor of Bishop's University, Pp M C .L d many venue di IS Leatherwork, \u2018 Christmas Cards, pointed to the continued growth ° C uaig imite ; and & VALET SERVICE Gifts, Weaving, etc.of the university at a time when .; o \u2018 1166 CREENE AVENUE - enrollment at other places of 65 Hillside Avenue Wi.11 itea J higher education was declining.He ° WESTMOUNT ust below St.Catherine) REST IS A CONTRAST » hurch \u2018Piek-U nd Dell WE.5908.1 said the \u201cesprit de corps of the he re- pe very WE I] Rest is valuable only so far AS aniversity was better than ever ; à the Parking Lot for Our Patrons it is a contrast.Pursued as an |pefore mre OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS [li end, it becomes a most pitiable - \u2019 ly in ve : \"ar \u2019 a CLOSED SATURDAYS | condition.\u2014D.Swing.COLUMNIST ILL YES SIR! IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE BUT [t's True hes.C000 OCC D0 OQ] The column containin, p / g news of à ai { ! Tne coun containing nov of FREE FREE FREE ¢ one | pear in The Examiner this week ° ° ° \u201c - due to the illness of the writer, Greasing as Ing 0a ervice ; h forced t ter hospital t pick | primer ane dt TO ALL OUR REGULAR CUSTOMERS rtised ; It is hoped that events will allow Call In and ask the attendant for more details regarding this offer ere 8 the writer to resume at any early ° sihable * COMPLETE SERVICE FOR ANY MAKE * |||date.Grosvenor Service Station 8 hy \u2018 Your Champlain Oil Dealer them sBRERAL MARLER TO SPEAK CORNER GROSVENOR and SHERBROOKE WEST in The * .George Marler, K.C., MLA, Repairs.auvesenua CQUIPRBRY wi vo cour oo ombios Seis kt, Spin 3 ni iver : meeting Wednesday of the Notre so a full line of Auto Accessories., vy Dame de Grace, Westmount, and Don't forget, when you're stuck \"Don\u2019t groan, aracite .4010 St.Catherine West * FL 4611 CMS Young Liboral Cle at Just phone\" Fl.0573 | {Comer Atwater) ; | 8 p.m, will be held at the Reform At your service from 7 a.m.to 10 p.m, dally, except Sunday ead VT 0¢ >0¢ >oc >o\u20acc 20C \u2014~ 0 COED Club.a ( | | THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER from getting where they're not wanted.Wipe the vaseline off Before painting cover all metal after paint is dry and any spray handles with a thin coat of vase- droplet will come off along with line.This keeps spatters of paint the grease.CIJWESTMOUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE []] MISS R.WOOD, Principal Cor.St.Catherine St.and Greene Ave.Royal Bank Building \u2014 Entrance: 1165 Greene Ave.ENROLL NOW FOR DAY OR EVENING COURSES.PRIVATE LESSONS ALSO AVAILABLE.GRADUATES WITH LEADING MONTREAL FIRMS.WEllington 1885 \"The School of Successful Students\" PAGE FOUR PAINTING TIP \u201c.here\u2019s a tip\u2014try the NEW Black Horse Ale \u2014 the finest Dawes Ale in 140 years!\u201d \\ 12, 1951 Star Gazing Night Here Attracted Record Crowd A mild, balmy evening after a week of cold, damp weather drew a record crowd to the Seventh Annual Star Night of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, Montreal Centre, held in Westmount Park last Thursday, October 4, and a clear sky combined to make it the most puccessful gathering of this sort that the Centre has held.Star Night was opened officially by His Worship, Mayor Cameron\u2019 of Westmount.In introducing the mayor, Miss Isabel K.William- | son, President of the Society's Montreal Centre, expressed the -ap- preciation of the Centre to the City of Westmount for the help and encouragement given each year in planning the event and for ¢ the facilities placed at its disposal.\u2018 Twenty-five telescopes were set up in V-shaped formation in the southeast section of the Park, just in front- of the bandstand, and with the exception of two, which folded up because of \u201ctechnical diffitulties\u201d, each instrument had a continuous line-up of people throughout the evening, waiting their turn to look at Jupiter, the \u2018Pleiades, the Great Nebula in Andromeda and other celestial ©b- jects.Generally speaking, the re- fractor telescopes drew a larger crowd than the reflectors, although in mary instances the latter were more powerful instruments.The refractors, mounted on high tripods, attract more attention while the reflectors are built closer to the ground.Also, the public is not as familiar with the reflector type with the eyepiece at the top of the tube.As one spec- | tator puts it, the refractor \u201clooks more like a telescope\u201d, In addition to the line-up at the telescopes, a group of about three hundred peqple gathered in front of the bandstand to enjoy a program of slides and moving pictures.The two films, \u201cThe Milky Way\u201d and \u201cThe\u201d Moon\u201d, shown by courtesy of the Provin- Have you some spare time for in the ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE M E Drivers Medical Assistants Safety Equipment Technicians Supply Technicians ENGAGEMENT \u2014 Candidates will be enrolled in The RCAF (Reserve) QUALIFICATIONS\u2014Candidates must have reached their eighteenth but not their thirtieth birthday.Veterans who have not reached their fortieth birthday may be enlisted.MARITAL STATUS \u2014 Applicants must be single.EDUGATION\u2014Grade X or equivalent.In instances where candidates have specialist trade qualifications certain exceptions to this qualification may be permitted.The Airwoman will find this spare time work full of interest, with opportunities for improving her skills, widening her knowledge, making new friends, etc.What's more she will have the satisfaction of knowing that along with her brothers, she is serving Canada in its time of need.y 4 24124 If So You can be an AIRWOMAN No.401 \"City of Westmount\" Fighter Squadron \u2014 Canada\u2019s Top-Scoring Fighter Squadron in World War Il has a number of vacancies for female personnel in the following trades: Aircraft Control Assistants Communications Operators Clerk Accounts Clerk Administrative Photographers A few vacancies also exist in officer branches\u2014Ex W D Officers are invited to apply for these appointments COMPOSITION OF THE SQUADRON The Squadron is mode up of graduate air cadets, ex-service men and women and civilians who can devote some of their spare time to squadron activities and who are paid up to a total of 65 days per year for the time they give.: , ¥ * x FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND APPLICATION FORMS APPLY TO 401 Fighter Squadron Headquarters at 4450 Sherbrooke St.W.On Tuesday Evenings Between 8 p.m.and 10 p.m.Or by Phoning WE.1157 % #% % If you have the qualifications, you would enjoy being a member of Canada's top Squadron.li does not interfere with civilian employment.Lu fo 15 a ° A a EE EPS PTE Canada?(Reserve) Campaign Heads Are Announced The Province of Quebec Society for Crippled Children Inc, has announced the Campaign Chairmen to head its forthcoming drive for $125,000, to take place from October 13-16.D.W.Stewart will head the English Section, Arthur Duperron the French Section, and Allan Bronfman the Jewish Section.The chairmen stress that special effort must made by all concerned \u2014both by those busy in organizing the Campaign, and by the general public\u2014for funds are urgently needed to enable the Society to continue its work among handicapped children, of all ages, races and creeds.This Campaign is the only appeal made by the Province of Quebec Society for Crippled Children Inc, during the year, although the sum of $5,000 was this year received from the Easter Seal Committee Campaign organized by the Rotary Club of Montreal.The Provincial and Federal Govern« ments are giving increasing finan- clal recognition to the work of the Society.\u2018 cial Cinephotography Service, with commentary by J.W.Duffie, immediate Past President of the Montreal Centre, were well received.Equally enjoyable, judging by its reception, was the illustrated talk by W.H.Birtles, entitled \u201cWhen the.Stars Come Out.\u201d The two Question and Answer periods, conducted by Henry F.Hall, Dean of Sir George William College, and Secretary of the Montreal Centre, proved to be a popular feature of Star Night.Spectators were \u201cinvited to hand in written questions and Mr.Hall was deluged with questions until finally the master of ceremonies had to call a halt so that the program \\could proceed according Pto schedule.The questions covered a wide range: \u2018How far is.vity ?\u201d \u201cHow fast does a meteor travel?\u201d \u201cWhat is the difference betwean à constellation and a galaxy?\" \u201cWhat causes the northern lights?\u201d \u2018The Montreal Centre encourages its members to make their own telescopes and the majority of the instruments ir use at Star Night were actually corstructed by their owners.This includes \u2018grinding and polishing the mirror which forms the main optical part of a reflecting - telescope, as well as the construction of the tube and mounting and the difficult task of aligning the optical parts.Many of the telescopes made their first public appearance at Star Night and no less than six were the product of the Centre's Telescope Making Course, conducted jast year by Robert Venor.e Rotarians .(Continued from Page 8) technical jobs to be offered by the petro-chemical industry.He saw higher wages as a temptation for youriger men to go to the United States for jobs, but stated the coming developments offered just as good opportunities here.It was an absolute necessity to hold the nation\u2019s youth here, The drain to the south would rob Canada of some of its best technical brains.Mr.Wykes concluded by saying that if the country could develop its own skilled technicians there could be no doubt that it would be \u201cthe nation of the second half of the 20th century.\u201d Bill Moxley and thanked by Fred Roest, Visiting Rotarians were welcomed and introduced by Bill Abbott.\u2026 Sean Gahan and James Heywood were presented at the Annual Rotary Scholarships by Archie Callard.Sean is a graduate of St.Leo's Academy and James of Westmount High.The latter is ttending MacDonald College and Coden an ai Lo Ë othér, McGill University.\u2018the nearest star?\u201d What is gra- The speaker was introduced by - ety as hen for foe the pon lan ial ed ral tly to ap- ap- hil- hgh ear beal by The Tne an- the ntil ies re ling er- : is.gra- teor nce gal- ern ur- heir rity Star ted des rror art well ube cult rts.heir tar rere ele- ted the mp- but nts ties ; to The an- ical ing elop ere 1 be [of \u2018red Jere Bill fey- An- by ate mes r is and Royal Couple Receive Rousing Welcome At Dorval Princess Elizabeth is seen leading the way to inspect the guard of honour on her arrival at Dorval Airport on Monday morning.With her is Viscount Alexander, Governor General.Im- mediately behind is Prince Philip with Prime Minister Louis St.Laurent.Twenty-fve thousand persons welcomed the royal couple on this, their first visit to Canada.Details Design Competition Available At Civic Library The Westmount Library has received from the National Gallery of Canada, information about the 1951-52 Product Design Competition.Sponsored by the National Industrial Design Committee, this PICCADILLY VALET SERVICE Est.1925 R.DAVIES, Prop.FALL AND- WINTER SUITS AND COATS For Ladies and Gentlemen A new urrival of fine materials new on hand.Well tailored, priced within easy reach ef all.\u201c9 FURS REMODELLED © 154 Abbott Ave.WI.3205 (Just below St.Catherine) competition offers three prizes ranging from $1,000 to $250, in each of four categories, The theme of the competition is \u201cgood designs in four categories of articles in wood and aluminum suitable for mass production by available manufacturing processes in Canada\u201d, Details of the competition are posted in the Library, along with some photographs on loan from the National Gallery, and the Library's books and periodicals on the subject of industrial design.These are available on loan.CANADIANS IN US.CIVIL WAR In the Civil War the Union Army had 40,000 eplisted Canadians fighting in its ranks.OVER THE BOUNDING MAIN \u2018Columbus took.samples of rubber from the Americas to Spain.TYTVUUVUWYV Hodge Eros.Ltd.WEST END You 6170 Sherbrooke W.COR.GRAND BOULEVARD WA.1175 PA LAAAALAALAAALAALAAAALAAAALASMAAAAAAMLAA gs REC., FUSED OR WINDSOR COLLAR WHITE SHIRTS FUSED COLLAR PLAIN COLOURS Brig.Del.alanne Says Royal Route {May Be Changed Brig.J.A.DeLalanne, Chief Warden for Westmounts Civil Defence organization, announced last night that the local warden force would supplement the police on the afternoon of October 29 when Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip will pass through Westmount.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1951 PAGE FIVE kept in perpetual forests by the careful selection of only fully matured trees for harvesting.TREF, FARMING Tree farming is a growing American enterprise; the land is BE WARM THIS WINTER Fill Your Bin Now WITH Forget worries about cold weather and expensive, time-taking heating this vsinter by using Lasalle Coke! 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MGR SIX TTT THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount.GARDEN SUBURB UF CANADA'S METROPOLID Published Every Fridey by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WaAilnus 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u201d cime to be an independent, cless newspaper for the home.devoted to publie service Mai) sphseriptions: $2.00 pes year: $1.00 half-year.Authorized ar 2nd Class Mall, Post Office \u201cdept ; Ottawa FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1951 Chambre de Commerce To Report * + * New Metropolitan Civic Set-Up May Affect Westmount's Autonomy The Chambre de Commerce of Montreal will bring in a report sometime before the end of the year on Montreal, its administration, and the future of the metropolitan district.The wo:k -of preparing the report has bean going oa for some months and it is understood that it vill be most complete, in that it will include opinions from experts in all phases of the prob.ems which will have to be faced in any pian cof unification of the various munic alities.It is to be presumed that those drafting the report will keep away from use of the word \u2018annexation\u2019 which very definitely would not be acceztab'e to suburban municipalities, particularly Westmount.* æ,% .It will doubtless be argued that geographically the cities of Westmount, Ou.remont, and Verdun and the towns of Montreal West, Hampstead, Ville St.Michel, Montreal North and Ville St.Laurent are in reality a part of ontreal and as such should come under a dentral council.\u201c Most certainly the present system of .those at the Montreal City Hall whô would electing the Montreal City Council would have to be re-vamped.It may be that the report will favour the creation of a borough system of municipal government.This would give some local autonomy if it follows the London plan.The borough council would deal with matters purely local.The Mont- | real Metropolitan Commission which would become the counterpart of the London County Council would be the body charged with the administration of major projects affecting the area as a whole.* #% % One thing is fairly obvious and that is that in their present frame of mind the citizens of Westmount and Outremont would not take kindly to having some form of civic government imposed on them which was not to their liking.It is much to be.feared that there are throw diplomacy to the winds and come right out for absolute annexation whether or no the suburban municipalities wanted to be taken over by the larger metropolis.Before any definite action is-taken it would seem only fair and reasonable that the steering committee in any move to centralize municipal government on the Island should be an impartial one and representative \u2018of the municipalities concerned.The suburbs have just as much at stake as the City of Montreal \u2014 they stand to lose much by being swallowed up in a metropolitan merger.% #% # It is to be hoped that the report by the | Chambre de Commerce will take all these factors into account and that something constructive may come as a result.Meanwhile Westmount and the other suburban municipalities must be on guard to protect the interests of citizens most of whom are perfectly happy to remain isolated from the politics of a Greater Montreal in which they would be but smail toads in a big pool.if they are to raisé the status of the teaching profession through By EDWARD C.POIELL (Pust President, Quebec Federation of Home and Schools) PARENT-TEACHER CO-OPERATION providing remuneration which will THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER \u201812, 1951 | ¢ ome.fo Œhurch Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.«There Does Freedom Flourish, Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.\u2014 be in keeping with the training, responsibility and importance of the teacher in the development of ou the community's greatest resource .\u2014its children and youg people.Parent - teacher co-operation leads to a more sympathetic un- cerstanding of each other's problems in the education of the boys and girls in a school community.Misunderstandings and differences of opinion largely disappear.The In 107 school communities throughout Quebec within the Protest- in the home, the school and the ant System of Education you will find to-day Home and School Asso- community which is on the whole ciations at work.They were not there 20 years ago.In the main they, in agreement \u2014 providing them developed cut of an educatiènal movement which has taken place in our province within the 1940's.True, their first appearance was accompanied by a feeling of fear.Many teachers, school administrators and members of Boards of Education anticipated interference in school administration.Such fear, however, is growing less and less with the passing years as the true worth of the Home and School Association MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN in terms of the happiness and welfare of children and youth is becoming more and more realized.\u2014_ boys and girls receive a training with the stability which they need | as they journey through childhood \u2018and adolescence.PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH A Needed Working Parternship | cation which meet periodically Melville Avenue GUSHEE RELIES TAT It is an accepted fact that children thrive best in the atmosphere of a home where the mother and father get along well together and each takes on their full share of parental responsibilities.How-' ever, the child's world is not limited to the home.It also takes in the community and the school, If these three different environments arc to produce happy and well ad-; justed children, there must also exist among them a high degree of harmony in the training which they provide.Such a state can only be achieved by parents and teach-; ers within a school community knowing each other, and sharing each other\u2019s problems, hopes and purposes.The organizational machinery which will best provide there opportunities is the Home and School Association.A considerable number of parents are now devoting a generous portion of their leisure time to Home and School activities.In| the main they are providing the throughout the winter months.The educationist acts as the resource person for Associations on their committees for the purpose of interpreting the school program and curriculum.They are the ones who supply the committees and executives of Associations with expert advice on educational problems and give the leadership in the Education Study Group which the Associations organize.Conferences Parent-teacher conferences are essential if school communities are to receive the best conditions for their children's development.In some schools today such Conferences are carried out as a regu: \"lar part of the school\u2019s program.Parent - teacher co-operation pays abundant dividends jn human : ' happi .; The Parent I happiness.It provides the school community with an enlightencd general public \u2014 one which is in step with the changing education- ai scene.School boards need such à general public if they are io receive the moral and financial personnel for the different offices : support which they need to intro- of the organization.They are also \"duce the serving on or chairing those committees for which they have special abilities, training and experience.In addition they make up the majority of the participants in the monthly general meetings and the different PL #0 CUT 4 educational changes which will keep their schools in harmony with the changing social conditions.Business and industry schools who are trained for present day society \u2014 not for'a so-| study groups.in ; ciety of half & century ago.School child psychology and school edu- : \u20ac boards require an informed \u2018public uk We Cale.si need graduates \u2018 from | Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A.8.D.Minister Sunday, October 14th 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Public Worship.7.30 p.m.Young People's Rally Ser- Vice, The Rev, vr.F.Scott Th.D, DD, wil Mackenzie, preach.Fellowship Hour at the close Visitors and Friends Are Cordially Welcome.: A nursery for small children is conducted during the morning Service of Worship.| Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street and Roslyn Avenue John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister : William J.Neale -Organist end Cholrmaster Sunday, October 14th 11.00 a.m.\u201cTHE SHEPHERD HEART OF CHRIST.\u201d : 10 a.m, Church Bible Schoo! 11 a.m, SEAMLESS ROBE.\u201d \\ Dr.Johnston at Both Services 7.30 p.m.\u201cTHE HEALING OF HIS | + * L Westmount Baptist | * On Sunday Dr.J.A.Johnston will\u2019 preach at both services in \u2018Westmount Baptist Church.In the morning he will speak of \u201cThe Shepherd Heart of Christ\u201d and in the evening the theme will be, \u201cThe Healing of His Seamless Robe.\u201d Sunday, Oct.21, will be Laymen's Day.The \u2018Men of West- mount\u201d will have as their guests four outstanding laymen from Toronto.The day will begin with a Men's Breakfast Meeting in Myrray's Restaurant on Sherbrooke Street at Claremont.The services of the day will be addressed by the visitors, while men of the congregation will preside.At the close of the evening service a rally meeting of men will be held.The visiting team includes the following: \u2014George Harrup, Sidney Johnson, Vice-President of the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road Westmount, Que.Sunday, October 14th 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Morning Service, Subject: \u201cARE SIN, AND DEATH REAL?,DISEA SE | Golden Text: Psalms 118: 14, 17.The + Jord is my strength and song; and is become my salvation .I shall not die, but live, and declare the works of the Lord.Wednesday 8.15 p.m.Testimony Meeting, Reading Room, 52 Academy Road.2.00 p.m, to 4.00 p.m.Tuesdays and Fridays, except.Sundays and Holidays.: ~ ANGLICAN Church of The Advent | Corner of Weed and Western Westmount Rev.Canen Sydenham B.Lindszy Rev.M.J.C.Levason 21st Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 9.30 a.m.Holy Communion, 10.00 a.m Sunday School 10.15 a.m.Mattins.11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist.7.00 p.m.Evensong, WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Communion, 8 a.m., Monday and | Friday: 7 a.m.Tuesday.Thursday and Saturday: 9.30 a.m.Wednesday.Matins: 7.30 a.m.daily except on Wednesday at 9 a .m.Evensong: 530 p.m, daily, except on Saturday at 8 p.m, ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount - Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev, Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.21st Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer and Sermon, Preacher: The Rector.7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermén, Preacher: The Rector.ST.LUKE'S DAY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th 10.00 a.m, Holy Communion, Organist: Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.C.O.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH Sherbrooke Street at Marlowe Avenue Rev.Canes R.Kenneth Naylor, + Rector, \u2019 21st Sunday After Trinity BROADCAST SERVICES 8.00 a.m, Holy Communion.9.45 a.m.Junior.Department, Confirmation Class, 11,00 a.m.Matting.Preacher: \u2014 The Rector.Nursery School, Kindergarten, Primary Department, 3.00 p.m.Adult Bible Class.7.30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: \u2014 Rev.Canon F, L, Whitley.- Wednesday 700 a.m.Holy Communion, - -.~~ VISITORS, CORDIALLY WELdokEn' decor nL zg SOFIE RS IR EAR my 7 .rT EE Loar gt VE Es 10.00 bum.Hols hE Meme ona axcis, iy : SES LE cr pa ee tim anh mee Re ae Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec; Mr, Zimberman, of Preston, Ont, and Mr.McCormac Smyth, secretary of the Baptis Convention Brotherhood.The gere vices will be open to everybody, men, women and young people.are cordially invited.UNITED CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue Westmount Gifford Mitchell, B.A., Muse.Bac.Organist and Choir Director Sunday, October 14th 11.00 a.m.Memorfal Service for\u2019 the Jate Very Rev.Dr.T.W.Jones, beloved pastor of Calvary Church.7.30 p.m.\u201cThe Faith of our Fraternity,\u201d Annual Church Service of Eastern Star Lodge No.74 of the Masonic order, Guest preache er, Rev, Ernest E.Giles United Church.Members of fraternal organizations are - heartily invited to this service ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH ID! Cote St.Antoine Road near Argyle Avenue .WESTMOUNT ~ Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A., Minister Rev.George XK.Ward, B.A.Assistant Minister COMMUNION SUNDAY 11.00 a.m.Mr, Grant, \u201cSPARKLING SPRING N SHADY ARBORS.\u201d s A D The Sacrament of the Lord» -, Supper will be celebrated.11.00 a.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.Mr, Ward.\u201cFIND YOURSELF.\u201d Organist and Cholr Director CONE AND WORSHIP ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street West Rev.Themes E.McLeonnen, D.D.Minister: Rev.B, B Brown.Vlelting Ministes 11.00 a.m.Morning Worship.\"GOD\u2019S HOUSEHOLD.11,00 a.m.Sunday School.3.00 p.m.St.James Men\u2019s Association, 730 p.m.Evening Worship.« \u201cOUR FATHER.\u201d Dr.T.E.Molennan will preach at both Services, The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed at both services, Mr.Harry Duckworth, Organist and Choir Director Sa ermouxT Park ae EMMANUEL > Western Ave.at Lansdowne » \"E Ministers Rev.HARVEY CAMPBELL, B.D.D.D.Sunday, October 14th 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Morning Service, 7.30 p.m.Evening Service, \u201cDO YOU BELIEVE OR DOUBT?\u201d J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M., Cholr Director O.M.Gliddon, Organist.BAHA'I] A WORLD FAITH \u2018 THE TWELVE BASIC BAHA'L.PRINCIPLES 2.The Indepe ndent _ \"Investigation of Truth For study classes, discussion groups.: end literature Inquire: on le 1 dl YOPÉYEELSLS0NEUAUÉS VANNES HAL ORIES § Box 1079} dg.ade til 3 Ne; 58 - Tol.CLii ss fu TER VI dot au rly hvdrag ow paeres ering) Men of the city and community ng, B.A., - B.D., Minister of Fafrmount-SE Phillips Motley, B.A., Musa, Bac, F.C.C.0, ; Sunday, October 14th .- 10 rel.|S dl bud te ul DE | 0 toi eke bod df IIS =m lo RWnY ™! mel Hod id [morn Be 0) 1 © I's th Order Your \u201cPAINT By Telephone From V1 20 {13 PAINT STORE 4469 St.Catherine West (Near Metcalfe Ave.) PHONE FOR FREE COLOUR CHARTS ® GLIDDEN PAINTS © SPRED SATIN ® JAPALAC ENAMEL GL.2336 Loi THE EXAMINER, \u2018WESTNOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTORER 13, 1951 - ~~ TS = rng = gr = + rey = wr UT PAGE SEVER \u201cThe Westmount E xaminer Classified Advertising \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2773* PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE , 2.10 WORDS 35¢ 3 c for each additional word \u2014 a WASHERS AUTOMATIC & WRINGER e GE © Thor © Connor © Inglis © Bendix © Beatty up to $100 FOR YOUR OLD WASHER Time Payments Available Reconditioned $49.50 up Washers WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES 4209 St.Catherine West {Near Greene Avenue) We Deliver WE.2226 - FI.8674 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE \u2014 5 FOR SALE 252 * FOR SALE (32 DOMESTIC HELP 3e LOST WESTMOUNT, semi-detached _oot-{ (General) (General) * WANTED LOST around Metcalfe Avenue or St.tagd, 9 rooms good condition, Jot ap: : proximately 23x90, eccupanc ranged.Terms.Owner.PB 9850, M26 20 ROOMS TO LET.DUROCHER, exclusive hotel, single, double rooms, running water, moderate rates., HA.1900.M-22 LARGE room, business man or woman, kitchen privileges.WA.seas.1 WESTMOUNT, in apartment, clean | bright room, single.WE.3162.M-45 \"ATTENTION Westmount Property .and Guest Houses Association.Anyone wishing to join the above Association, please call Mes Gardinal, 258 Metcalfe Ave, vu 28 ROOM AND BOARD ; 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washing machines and stoves, 15% off.Special for limited time only, Payment plan for 12 months.Monfreal West Refrigeration & Sales, 96 Westminster Avenué North.DPE, 7111, Fres taxi aervice.M-15 EE HT md 0; À Collins FUNCRAL HO 5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExter 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED Funerel Home ead Chapel = mor | mea GAS Tove, Dish side oven, excellent conditlon.GL.3263.By REC.The 16th annual Provincial -at North Hatley, Que.Approximat basis and has as its sole aim the producing of men .the type of men who are more than acceptable in a dining room and darned useful in an emergency.\u201d Clarence G.Blake, Scout commissioner for the Sherbrooke district, in which the conference was held, welcomed the delegates.Chairman of the various sessions was G.Robley Mackay, provincial commissioner.The Sunday Scouts\u2019 Own service, was conducted by Very Rev.Ernest S.Reed, Archdeacon of Gaspe, Que.and also district commissioner there.During a special session for Cub leaders, H.Wall Clarke, of Montreal, acted as chairman, Radio Demonstration A demonstration of \u201cham\u201d radio work was staged by Thomas Lott of the Montreal Amateur Radio Club, assisted by E.G.Barolet.Other events included an illustrated talk on woods operations by any RAL DIRECTORS Gstablishad 1840 | A Chapel of Cathedral Baautz.At your disposal without charge \u2018boiler; wah sifter; child's sleigh, all.~ M-231 BLACK.velvet evéning gown; black: ace Scouters\u2019 Conference Held| J | Recently At North Hatley \u2018Scouts Association in Quebec was held over the Thanksgiving weekend era attended, together with many laymen.Guest speaker at the con- 2 ference was Major-General Dan C.Spry, C.B.E,, D.S.0., chief executive \u2014\u2014 commissioner of the\u2019 association in Canada.In his opening address ~~ le+4 Saturday, he dealt with the theme of the weekend event, \u201cWhy I Am #4 a Bcouter!\u201d General Spry outlined why thousands of Scout and Cub a =) lo \u2014\u20143 leaders gave more than a million hours of their time each year tok D = HS aA NP training other people's children.The reason, he said, \u201cwas because b = A, [= Pa Scouting is imbued with a spiritual H EXPERIENCED cook general for CHILDREN\" $ P OTOGRAPHS quiet Westmount home near Shrine.Taken in your.home.The ideal gir and family record.McCul lagh.A.recent city references required, salary | 1721, evenings.M-7 $80.00.EL.3302.M-2T: PART-TIME help for two adults In TRAILERS TO RENT 8289.M-4 apartment.WE.Going fishing?Going hunting?Mov-| COOK or general, 2 adults, central, Ing?W or rent luggage, boat, horse and: English speaking, under 40, sleep In.râilers.Couplings supplied.AT.Salary high, x qualified.\"Call eve- -9871, Evenings At.3657, M-2 M-43 nings, PL.TWO coats, girl's, slze 12; red Alpaca | 38 DOMESTIC brown iweed suit, 2 \u2018pairs trousers, jy years old, attending day school.\u2018méver worn.EL.1781.M-46 Mother who works wishes part-time 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE help during Christmas and Easter holidays and occasionally WANTED, twin baby carriage for school * period, Conveniently located social agency.Phone WI.1148.M-34 apartment and easily managed oh na.EXDALE 9518 Wanted, all kinds of ornaments; chine cut-glass; oil paintings; orien- 1 rugs.g: M-§ KINDLY practical nurse for elder! lady, four nights a week.EL.Jas.WE BUY SCRAP, IRON, METAL OF USE .ALL.DESCRIPTIONS.WE PICK UP\u2019 EXAMINER .ANY- QUANTITY.CALL GR.2392, AFTER 6 P.M., VI.6217.M-8 -CLASSIFIED CROOME Scouters\u2019 Conference of the Boy ely 150 Cub, Scout and Rover Lead- 4 2 I nn intendent of the Woodlands division, Howard Smith Paper Mills; a Nature Ramble led by Scoutmaster Bill Ford of Montreal and a commissioners\u2019 session chaired by Mr.Mackay.Scoutmaster Allan Locke of St.Matthew's Troop, Hampstead, led a large group of leaders in staging a typical \u201cParents\u2019 Night,\u201d using adults to represent the boys.A \u201cpanel of experts\u201d set up near the conclusion of the conference Monday included Mr.Clarke, Arthur Holmes, Clifford Hill and E.W.Lucas, General Spry and Mr.Mackay both commented, at the closing luncheon, on Plan Achievement,\u201d a plan to have all units in the country aim for greater efficiency.Many local leaders were among those present for the weekend, including the following.From Western district:\u2014Allan Locke; John E.Wilson; H.W.Clarke; Alex Bramson; Alan Stone; John Cunningham; Arthur Holmes; My.and Mrs.Darrell Bed- ford; H.W.S.Lewis; Mr.and Mrs.fl A pleasing and useful addition to the fabric family is that of printed and striped corduroy.We show striped corduroy smartly used in an attractive jacket and skirt two-some.The hip-length jacket is of toast and black striped corduroy with a black velveteen collar and shiny black buttons, The boxy silhouette contrasts nicely with the slim peg-top skirt which is of black velveteen, and the two colors , are linked by a toast Family 3, own\u2019 room, bath and radio, |.during |- J.Britton; Miss Winnifred Cory.cashmere sweater.Catherine, female tiger cat, white -whiskers, cream colored fur on stomach.WI.7010, M-29 ai DOMESTIC PETS VEVA ROBSON offers the only Dog 2 Beauty Shop in Montreal, 342-A Victoria, WA.6687 \u2014 Also an exclusive Boarding Kennel catering to a limited number only.Phone Ste.Anne de Bellevue 2134.M-5 42 + PERSONALS SKINNY girls! 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SN AM / \\ SERVICE \\| DAY & NIGHT SS = .J ÿ STANDS IN Ts J WESTMOUNT -N.D.G.AND SNOWDON HOURLY & METER RATES WEDDINGS FUNERALS OUT OF TOWN TRIPS Pa Mrs.J.C.McKean of Somerled Ave., was 4 guest at the Alpine Inn, St.Marguerite, over Thanke- giving weekend.cently in Westmount visiting his cousin, Mrs.Margaret G.Mac- Donald, 227 Elm Avenue, is one of those whô have just been knighted by \u2018His Majesty the King.+ \u2014 = The 20-40 Club is holding its opening dance on October 17, at 8:30 p.m.at the Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue, 450 Kensington Avenue, * West- Syd Barrett, M.C., and other professional entertainment, Refresh- Goldenberg is president of the club.~ ENCAGEMENTS Mr.Lionel A.Forsyth, K.C,, and Mrs.Forsyth, of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Margaret Yvonne Forsyth, to Dr.Allan George Ramsay, son of the late Dr.George A.Ramsay and of Mrs.Ramsay, of London, Ont., the marriage to Forsyth is a graduate in Arts of McGill University.Dr.University of Western Ontario.The engagement is announced of Frances, daughter of the late F.R.Callaghan, K.C., and of Mrs.Cal- mount.The marriage has been arranged to take place at eleven o'clock on Saturday morning, Oc- i tober 27, at the Church of the Ascension of .Our Lord, West- mount.DRESS-UP ~ | DRESSES ; CHARLOTTE features a DRESS ! for every dress-up occasion.Choose from our new group of floor and shorter lengths \u2014 Dresses that promise many an envious glance.À CRISP TAFFETAS À HEAVY FAILLES 4 SOFT WOOLS À VELVETS Glamourous formals\u2014short or long\u2014every one a flattery coaxer.Personal, Individual Attention\u2014Away from the Hustle and Bustle of Downtown - A JUNIORS \u2014£/ MISSES OMEN 1353 GREENE AVENUE NEAR SHERBROOKE Specialist in: BRASSIERES ELASTIC STOCKINGS e oo © Westmount Also 6550 ST, HUBERT ST.OPEN 9 to 6 DAILY MME A.COURVAL CORSETIERE NU-BACK - GRENIER - LeGANT PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES and GIRDLES NATURE'S RIVAL - A'LURE - CORETTE MATERNITY and SURGICAL SUPPORTS 4 Stores At Your Service } 4861 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST 4235 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.41 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.Westmount Fl.7773 NI 2 \u2014Îe\u2014 | Ë #3 be 3 laghan, to Mr.Robert Sessenwein, \u2018 son of the late I.Sessenwein and | \u2018of Mrs.Sessenwein, all of West- Hon.J.J.Bowlen, Lieutenant- Governor of Alberta, who was re- Wednesday, mount.There will be music by | nients will be served.Miss Esther | take place on Saturday, October 27, at St.Matthias Church.Miss Ramsay - \u2018graduated in medicine from the | THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1951 .: .La - : > Social > Personal + + É ngagements * > Weddings = + Young Bridal Couple Sign Register | and of Mrs.Middleton.White gladioli with yellow and bronze 'mums decorated the Church of the Messiah for the wedding on Saturday afternoon, September 22 at three o'clock of Miss Nancie St.Alphonse, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Montgomery St.Alphonse, Town of Mount Royal, to Mr.William Ross Middleton, son \u2018of Mrs.Eva Middleton and the late Thomas Henry Middleton, of Snowdon.Rev.Angus Cameron officiated.Mr.D.Mackey was organist and Mrs.Edmund Beckett soloist.Attending the bride was Mrs.Robert F.Murchie, of Ottawa; her sister, Mrs.Andrew B.McVey, also as junior attendant.Mr.Ian Gray of Ottawa, with Miss Lynn Allan was best man and Mr.Terry Leslie, | Mr.Clive Young and Mr.Ralph Hallswortn ushers.Given away by her father, the bride wore a gown of white bridal satin with tight bodice and, full skirt ending in a short train, a sweetheart neckline embroidered in seed pearls And sequins, long tight sleeves ending in points over the hands and a waist length veil of tulle held by a tiara of pearls.As ornament she wore a double strand of pearls, the gift of the bridegroom.She carried a bridal bouquet of pink carnations and !white gladiolii The matron of & | honor, Mrs.Robert F.Murchie, was dressed in a orchid yellow nylon marquisette gown with matching Queen Anne cap and carried a houquet of yellow and bronze baby \u2018mums.Mrs.McVey was attired similarly, only in azure blue gown with matching coronet and carried a bouquet of yellow baby \"mums.The junior attendant was wearing a pale pink nylon marquisette frock, carrying a nosegay of mixed flowers and had a bandeau of matching flowers.Mrs.St.Alphonse, the bride's mother, was wearing a powder blue afternoon dress of crepe with a lace bodice and flared skirt, black velvet off the face hat and a corsage of pink Sweetheart roses.Mrs.Middleton, the bridegroom's mother, wore an afternoon dress of mulberry crepe trimmed! with matching \u2018beading, hat of same MIDDLETON-ST.ALPHONSE | # \u2019 Mr.and Mrs.William Ross Middleton are pictured after thelr wedding which took place on September 22 at the Church of the Messiah.The bride is the former Miss Nancle St.Alphonse, elder daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Montgomery St.Alphonse; and the bridegroom is the only son of the late Thomas Henry Middleton, \u2018 - oe NOTICES FOR THE WOMAN'S AND SOCIAL PAGES MUST BE WRITTEN CLEARLY IN INK, OR TYPED, ON ONE SIDE OF | THE PAPER ONLY.& \u2019 + + color and a corsage of yellow Sweetheart roses.A reception was held afterwards in the Prince of Wales Salon, Windsor Hotel, decorated with fall flowers.The couple left later for a motor trip through the New England States, the bride wearing for travelling, a wool crepe suit of fall green with a grey feathered hat and grey accessories.They will reside in Cote des Neiges.Out-of-town guests were: and Mrs.Fred Rolley, William, Ont., Mr.and Mr.of Fort Mrs.R.| Webb and son of New York City, Mrs.M.Breeze, of Toronto, and.Mr.R.F.Murchie, of Ottawa.Westmount No.39 The regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary, Westmount No.39 Branch, Canadian Legion B.E.S.L., will be held on Tuesday, at 8.00 p.m.in the Legion HaH, 1191 Mountain Street.| Mrs.A.S.Craig, of Ewell, Surrey, England, sailed recently by the Samaria for Canada \u201cand while in Montre® will be the guest of Mr.Shirley Dixon, K.C., and Mrs.Dixon.A reception sponsored \u2018by the Newman Alumni Club of Montreal will be held at the home of Mr.Murray G.Ballantyne, 33 Forden avenue, Westmount, on Sunday, between five and seven o'clock on behalf of the members of the Newman Club who have graduated this year from McGill University.Mrs.Arthur Elcombe flew up from New York Saturday to bé with her mother, Mrs.J.W.Davies, who underwent an operation at the Western Division of the Montreal GeneralsHospital the day before, and Is still confined there.Mrs.Elcombe will remain in town for some time.: The Ladies Auxiliary, R.C.A.8.C, Branch 105, Canadian Legion, BE.S.L., are pleased to have Rev.Father O\u2019Brien as guest of honor at the dedication of Colors to be held at the R.C.A.S.C.Armory on Bel-Air Street, on Saturday, Oct.13 at 8:30 p.m.The Venerable \u2018Archdeacon Gower-Rees will dedicate the Colors.Members are invited to bring along their friends.The Board of Directors of the Westmount Women's Club met last week at the home of the president, Mrs.J.C.McKean, 1107 Somer- \u2018ed Ave.The group was later and tea was poured by Mrs, C.W.Williams.Miss Ethel McDermott will be in charge of entertainment at the second Autumn Fair, sponsored by the Xavier Apostolate Guild.Mrs.J.Rafferty is Telephone Cons venor, Mrs.N.J.McCormick, Secs WESTMOUNT.HEALTH STUDIO ® PHYSICAL CULTURE © TURKISH BATHS © MASSAGE .© REDUCING 4937 Sherbrooke St.W.(Cor.Claremont) - For appointment, phone ELwood 3754 oO ÇA Premises of = AE M! HOROWITZ LADIES\u2019 FROM LONDON'S WEST END Day, Formal and Bridal Gowns Fur Remodelling and Alterations J 344 Victoria Avene (Below Sherbbbbhed| 4 1 PUR PS OM OO 0 OO EEE EE \u201c3 For Individual Style, Perfect Fitting and Fine Workmanship in your Tailor-Made Suits, Coats and Dresses, Visit the Newly-opened CUSTOM TAILOR DE.3003 joined by the Directors\u2019 Assistants BAS a EEE EL retar Tre equif checl \u201d le retary \u2018and Mrs.Fred O.Reynolds, Treasurer.Mrs.J.B.Goodman will be in charge of a specially equipped booth for wrapping and checking purchases.The.Fair will pe held in Victoria Hall, West- mount, October 17 and 18, both].afternoons-and evenings.Tea will be served during the afternoons and supper after gix o'clock.At the tea which follows the general meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the Montreal General Hospital being held in Dominion Douglas Church Hall today, Mrs.H.V.Driver, chairman of West- mount Branch, and Mrs.James Beattie, chairman of Chambly Branch, is presiding at.the tea table, while members of the two branches will assist in serving.Mrs.M.W.Treherne-Thomas, Director of Volunteers of the New York Hospital, is the speaker at the meeting and will tell of the.wide diversity of tasks performed at the hospital by the 700 men, women and children on their volunteer list., Head table guests at the opening luncheon of the American Women's Club of Montreal, being held Tuesday at 12:30 pm, in the Ball Room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel, will include:- president, J.B.White; speaker of the day, Mrs.Kate Aitkén; past-president; Mrs.Edward B.Luke, Mrs.Florian Le- due, and Mrs.Wm.H.Roe, jr., and the following members of the executive: Mrs.Ray Powell, Mrs.Alan Chippendale, Mrs.Claude Blake, Mrs.F.D.Ackman, Mrs.John C.Westaway, Mrs.John F.McIntosh, Miss Edna F.Martin, Mrs.F.G.McArthur, Mrs, Perry Preising Mrs.Joan M.Bayer, Mrs.F, E.Holland, Mrs.Alan Slayton, Mrs.\u2018G.M.Hawthorn, Mrs.W.G.Penfield and Mrs.Harold Remine.Reservations for members and their guests will be taken by Mrs.Earl Dartt and Mrs.L.F.Sheehan from October 9 to noon today.WEDDINGS READE - SWAINE The wedding of Margaret Delia, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.Fred 8.Swaine, of Westmount, to Mr.William Linscott Reade, son of Mr.and Mrs.E.Linscott Reade, of Montreal, took place at half- past three o'clock on the afternoon of September 29, in St.Andrew's United Church, Westmount, with Rev.D.M.Grant officiating and Mr.Phillips Motley at the organ, Pastel gladioli formed the floral decorations.Mrs.Herbert Pragnell was matron of honor and Miss Marilyn Reade, sister of the bridegroom, bridesmaid, with little Miss Barbara Hay, cousin of the bride, flower girl.The best man was Mr.Jack L.Reade, brother of the bridegroom, and the ushers Mr.Eric Swaine, the bride's brother, and Mr.Milton Arnold.Mr.Swaine gave his daughter in marriage.She wore a blush satin dress made with Peter Pan collar and tiny buttons down the front to the waist, the full skirt falling.into a slight train and the long sleeves coming to points over the hands.Her full length Special Announcement Mrs.Byron, the former proprietor of Milady Ann Millinery, is now operating -her new studio.Hats remodelled 2.50 up Fur Hats a Specialty © Mrs.Byron will also carry an àx- clusive line of Hats, New York and French models at moderate prices.ointment, phone Ainut 4265 NS \u2014\u2014 \u2014p\u2014y\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014y To Stage Tom TOM AUBURN veil of tulle illusion was held by a band of orange blossoms which were first worn by her maternal grandmother and she carried a cascade bouquet of white gladioli.The matron of honor was wearing a full skirted dress of gold taffeta with matching lace jacket, having a small round collar fastened at the neck and long tight sleeves.Her headdress was of matching taffeta leaves and- her cascade bouquet of rust and yellow.gladioli.The bridesmaid was dressed identically to the matron of honor, but in rust color, while the flower girl, in green taffeta with Peter Pan collar and puffed sleeves, wore a gold sash and & headdress of multicolor red pom poms, her colonial bouquet of \u2018mums, Mrs.Swaine, the bride's mother, was wearing a dress of heather crepe and lace with charcoal grey accessories and a corsage of Talis- the bridegroom, gowned in cocoa brown crepe, wore brown acces- gories and a cluster of bronze \u2018mums at the shoulder.After a reception at the home of the bride's parents, the newly wedded pair left for Boston and Cape Cod on their honeymoon.The bride wore for travelling a navy blue suit with navy blue and cherry red accessories and a white orchid shoulder spray, and carried a light blue coat.The couple will take up residence in Montreal upon their return.The bride is a graduate of Macdonald College School for Teachers and Mr.Swaine is a graduate from the Faculty of Commerce of McGill University._\u2014 HEAVYSEGE - NICHOLSON The marriage of Jean Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.D.B.Nicholson of Verdun, to Mr.Stanley Renwood Heavysege, youngest son of Mr.and Mrs.R.G.Heavysege, also of Verdun, took place at four o'clock Saturday afternoon, October 6, in First Presbyterian Church, Verdun, Rev, D.Correal, officiating.Organist was Mr.Collard and soloist was Mrs.F.Newell, who sang \u201cI'll Walk Beside You,\u201d during the signing of the register.Fall flowers decorated #.e church, with heather and white bows marking the pews.Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an ankle-length gown of white lace over taffeta, the fitted bodice having a stand-up collar and long sleeves tapering to points over the hands.Her elbow length veil of tulle {llusion was held by a Juliet cap of lace, and she carried a cascade bouquet of er from Scotland.The bride was attended by Miss Edna Newell as maid of honor, wearing a gown of brown nylon marquisette over gold taffeta, with a gold-feathered Juliet cap.She carried a cascade bouquet of bronze and gold mums.Mr.R.Portwine, cousin of the groom, acted as best man, and ushers were Messrs, R.Heavyhage man roses.Mrs.Reade, mother of white carnations and white heath- THE~EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1951 R.E.L.H.Show For Kiddies Auburn's Magic Tom Auburn, famous Montreal magician, who will perforrg at an entertainment to be given for the kiddies in the N.D.G.Community Hall on Saturday, Oct.20, at two showings, 12.30 and 3 p.m., along with Walt Disney's \u201cSq Dear To My Heart\u201d in aid of the N.D.G.Unit No.1 of the Royal Edward Laurentian Hospital Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary.Tom Auburn is a member of the Magicians\u2019 Guild, Society of American Magicians and International Brotherhood of Magicians.Auburn has the pleasing personality of youth, the baffling skill of the master prestidigita- teura, which is- backed \u2018up by years of experience on the stage, night clubs and the best hotels.Tom Auburn make his skill look like child's play and children love it.v Singer Sewing Co.Marks Centennial More than four hundred Mont- .real employees of the Singer Sewing Machine Company gathered in the Avon Theatre early Friday morning to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the company.From a modest beginning in 1851, the Singer company has grown until today there are few places in the world where one of their products is not seen.All their Montreal and district sales and sewing centres were closed Friday morning to enable the staff to attend the huge gathering.At the theatre, the asembly heard messages from the president and vice-president, and saw a slide story illustrating the work of the Singer company, and outlining its early history.Montreal Singer officials were very pleased with the results of their efforts to plan an interesting morning for the staff.The early starting hour of the event, 8:15 a.m.was designed to coincide exactly with many similar gatherings in other parts of Canada and countries throughout the world.Later in the morning, special buses were used to rush the employees back to their respective sewing centres, and businss as usual resumed.The Singer Sewing Machine Company had marked its centenary and started on the second century of a growing and flourishing trade.Mothers\u2019 Club The.Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club of Westmount will hold its first meeting of the season on Wednesday, October 17, at 8.15 p.m.in St.Leo\u2019s School Hall.Plans for the forthcoming fair will be discussed and old and new members will be welcome.Tea will be served.and G.Heavysege, brothers of the bridegroom.Mrs.Nicholson, mother of the bride, wore a navy blue street- length dress of faille and taffeta with pink fuchsia accessories.Mrs.Heavysege, mother of the bride groom, wore a grey lace street- length dress with claret-colored accessories.Both mothers wore corsages of orchids.The bridegroom is sergeant- piper in the R.C.A.F.\u201c401\u201d City of Westmount pipe band, which formed a guard of honor as the couple left the church after the ceremony.* A reception was held in Verdun Legion Hall.Later the newlyweds left on a honeymoon trip to New York and Washington, the bride travelling in a grey flannel suit with navy blue accessories, and a corsage of yellow roses with white heather.The couple will reside in Montreal West.Guests from out of town were Mr.and Mrs.C.Abel of Wayne, Pa.; Mr.and Mrs.J.Conaway, Maryland; Mr.James Nicholson, R.C.M.P., on leave from New- foundiand; and Mr.and Mrs.K.W.Rayner and family from V ankle Hu, sont.= om ev vo pen Tour Of Hspital Planned By Karnak For Hospital Day Tuesday October 18 is hospital day for the Members of Karnak Ladies Club and a large turn out of members and friends is expected.Dr.J.G.Petrie, Miss M.E.Orr, illustrious potentate W.C.Morgan and Mr.A.L.Hamilton, all Masons\u2019 Hospital Fund, have been invited to address the meeting.During the afternoon a- tour of the hospital will be carried out and the great work done there will be seen by all visitors.Members and friends are asked ï PAGE NINB to meet at the Shriners Hospiial for Crippled Children, Cedar Ave= nue, at 2.45 p.m.The date of the fall bridge being held under the chairmanship of Mrs.A.Leslie has been advanced to October 23 instead of October 30, owing to the visit of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edine burgh.ce > .\u2019e Visit Your City The next activity of the \"Visit your City\u201d group o£ the West- mount Women's Club will be in outing to St.Joseph's Oratory, Queen Mary Rd, ox: Wednesday, Oct.17, at 2 p.m.The group will meet at the general office on the first level, from which point the tour will commence.Mrs.Frank Binmore is in charge of arrangements.In glorious natural color taken at.WEDDINGS, BANQUETS, PARTIES, etc._ Up-to-date 16MM.talkie programmes available for: PARTIES, CLUBS, INSTITUTIONS and SCHOOLS We are specialists in the 16MM.field WHY NOT GIVE US A CALL \u2014 - Lb 4 f lil ' | FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL Our many to solve, GR.8719 color schemes will make your home improvement and decorating problems easy \u2014 Berg evin\u2014_ 7714 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Nurses and Assistants Association at the recent four- day National Meeting in Ottawa.Miss Joan M.Green, Claremont Avenue, was elected secretary- treasurer of the association.The Prodigal Son\u2019s Return.\u201d Sop- rano\u2014Ellen Reynolds.Dec.14: Robert Tyler Davis, M.A., Director Mtl.Museum of Fine Arts\u2014\u201cThe First Hundred Years of Modern Art.\u201d cellist, Suzanne Perrault, Jan.18, 1952: Musicale\u2014Sop- rano, Madame Ria Leusseus; pianist, Charles Reiner.| Feb.15: Dr.W.Kaye Lamb, Dominion Archives: \u201cMaking the Past Serve the Present.\u201d Tenor, Kevin Doherty.March 21: Phyllis Lee Peterson: Contralto, Maureen Forrester.Phyllis Powell will be the musicale accompanist for the season, .Public To Attend Teas And Evening Programs At Fine Arts Museums It has been announced by Mrs.J.Bartlett Morgan, who is in\u2019 charge of publicity for The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, that the Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Museum has again uridertaken to arrange interesting programs on Wednesday of each week.These events will be open to the public.The co-chairman of the ladies\u2019 committee this year are Mrs.AT.Galt Durnford and Mme Cecile Marcaux-Caille, The Committee will hold their teas on.Wednesday afternoons, from 3 to 5 p.m.in the upstairs gallery.The Wednesday teas will be presided over by Mrs.Duncan Stewart and Mme J.Paradis.The Wednesday evening program will be in the form of films, demonstrations, lectures, etc.These evenings will also be open to the public and they begin at 8 p.m.Miss Dorothy Blair and Mrs.O'Brien Amos will be in charge of films.Knights To Celebrate Columbus Day At Dance For the first time in many years, , local English-speaking Knights of Columbus, most of whom reside in the western section of the city, will observe Columbus Day by at- : tending a dinner-dance in the Ritz ; Carlton Hotel on Saturday at 7 p.m; The celebration will also mark the amalgamation of the Canada and Dominion councils and the inception of Montreal Council, No.284, which is sponsoring the event.| Among the important guests of the evening will be Francis Fau- teux, K.S.G., K.C., who will represent Supreme Knight, Co-chairman will be A.E.Murray, PK.G.and A.J.Cullen, Grand Knight.Melville Ladies The Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of Melville Presbyterian -Church will meet at-2.30 pum.on'-Monday, in | the chtitch hall, Bvety member is\u2019 urged to attend as two questions of importance are to be discussed.Judge John E.Swift.Telepathic Pooches Take To Arithmetic A neighbour of of the Misses Kil- lingbeck, Queen -Mary Road, reported enthusiastically last Friday that the ladies\u2019 brother and sis- ter-in-law, of Kentville, N.S.were visiting.them, and had brought along a couple of canine mind: readers.\u201cBy reading Mr.Killingbeck's mind,\u201d the.\u201cthose dogs add, subtract, tell the time, the baseball score, Por what | have you.\" Skeptical but curlous, we investigated.We saw Charles Killing= beck, a Kentville architect, and former: pupil of Westmount Academy, put complicated arithmetic problems to Spotty; a seven\u2019 year-old parti-color cocker span- fel.Perched on a footstool, and | eyeing the cookies his master held in his left hand, the.dog tapped his paw into the right hand with smart positive strokes.When the answer was complete, he withdrew his paw and waited for a cookie.The questions ranged from \u201cHow many eggs in 2 dozen?\u201d to, \u201cHow do you spell Monitor ?\u201d the \u2018at 2:00 p.m.\u201cduring thé- \u2018coming latter answer being seven taps.Mr.Killingbeck remains perfectly: still, and does not even have to: \u2018face \u2018the dog.To show that his.hand was not transmitting a signal, he had the dog tap a cardboard box.\u201cReads\u201d the Answer.According to Mr.Killingbeck, the explanation is simply mental telepathy.He concentrates on a number and the dog .\u201creads\u201d his thoughts.The dog has been visited by various reporters and üni- versity researchers, who claim the feat is evidently on the level.The Killingbeckg\u2019 other çocker, Rusty, a two-year-old, is also learning the trick.His answers are a little slow and uncertain yet, but he seems to understand, too.Several other persons familiar with the dogs have been able to transmit \u201cmessages\u201d to them.But of course if they think the wrong answer, that's what the dogs will give.After all, they're only human, rN C.McD.informer told us,\u201d | New Zealand Official Te Address Westmount : Ww omen\u2019 s Club Today - C.M.G.High Commissioner \u201cfèr New Zealand in Canada, will be speaker at the opening meeting Club today at 2:30 pm.in Victoria Hall.-Guest soloist will be: John Cook \u2018and accompanist William \"the Mayor and\u2019 Aldermen of Westmount and their wives.Miss F.Ewing and the hoapi- | \u2018tality committed are in charge of Tefreshnients and tea.will be poured by Mrs.E.M, Briggs, Mrs.H.C.Holland, Mrs, Harold Mills and Mrs.W.H.Harrison.Darby And Joan Clab In Westmount Extends \u2026 Welcome: To Older F olk and Joan Club and \u2018will be.ake sured of a warm welcome at the Westmount Y,M.C.A, Sherbrooke Street (opposite Westmount Park) every Thursday \u2018afternoon winter.This club.is\u2018 operated »y -mem- bers of three Westmount Chapters of the LO.D.E, who \u2018feel there is a great need for people, who have reached the sixties: and \u2018over, to meet and make .friends with folks of their own generation.- \u2018Members play.cards, bridge, Tummy or cfibbage: some prefer to watch the players while others sit.and chat, but every one.enjoys the .tea that is provided for a very nominal sum and which is served at the end of the afternoon.RCASC Aux.Whist The Ladies Auxiliary, R.C.A.S.C.Branch 105, Canadian Legion, BE.S.L., are holding à military whist on Wednesday, October 24, in St.Clement's Church hall, Gordon and Wellington Streets, at 8:30 p.m.Players are asked to bring their own cards.There will be table and door prizes and refreshments will be served.1 Rall 3 mate \u2018His Excellency T,C.A.Hislop, of the Westmount.-Wemeén\u2019s - .Stevens.Invited guests include - \u2014 .Any one 60 years oid\u2019 or ver \u2018may join the.\u2018Westmount.\u2018Darby. B.ist st.nd pir ie té Speirs-Miller Fashion Show + Claire Baillargeon, who has appeared frequently in public as a dancer and model, has been chosen to display the latest In children\u2019s wear at the Speirs- Miller Fall Fashion Show to be held in the near future where trained children and adults who have completed thelr modelling course will take part.W esttmount Alumnae Plan Theatre Nights Mrs.Eugene L.Gardner is chairman of the ticket committee for the Westmount High School Alumnae Association\u2019s Theatre Nights, being held on Monday and Tuesday, October 29 and 30, at 8.30 | Buy Direct i FROM MANUFACTURER ! We've a magnificent quality collection of muskrats, per- 4 sians, beavers, Hudson seals | (dyed muskrat), Moutons (dyed processed lamb) and seal-dyed rabbit in all lengths Or you can have one individually styled by our master craftsmen.Ask about our expert remodeling service te bring your old-style fur cout up-to-the-fashion-minute or converted Inte a smart new cape or stele! A small deposit will hold garment fill needed.\u2018Budget Terms Available | TORONTO 1493 Bleury St.LA, 6748: pm.in the Westmount Junior \"High School on Academy Road.As the first of its major fund raising events, the Theatre Nights will feature & well known ama- | teur theatrical group.All proceeds | will be devoted to educational activities for Westmount High School students.Active in the organization of | these events, open to members and their friends, are committee chair- - men Miss Phyllis Wood, program, ; Mra.Lloyd G.Stern, telephone, \u2018Miss Hazel Moore, membership.| Maritime Club The Maritime Women's Club of Montreal, Inc.in conjunction with the Business and Professional Women\u2019s Club will meet in the Green Room of the Windsor Hotel on i Wednesday, October 17, at 8.30 p.m.The entertainment wily he ; musical throughout, Grant as soloist and Doris Kil- lam, as pianist.Members may take guests.CELERY STRAWS Cut narrow strips of celery, , chill until crisp, and stick in .glasses of tomato juice to nibble as you sip the well-seasoned, tangy tomato.; Where there are worn spots on ; the exterior of your refrigerator, -you can enamel it yourself.Your local dealer will indicate \u2018the | correct type of finish to use.Any rough spots should be delica- tly sanded and the bare places covered with & metal primer be- ' fore the new.enamel is applied.| When washing the exterior of your > with Mina retrigerator,.by.the way, nevèr use.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1051 Sg 9.he Whmen\u2019s LO.D.E.Whist The Nolan-Cornéll Chapter, 1.0.D.E., are holding a Military Whist in St.Stephen\u2019s .Church Hall, (Dorchester and - Atwater) on Wednesday, October 17, at 8 p.m.Change Of Date The mempers of the Isabel Mc- Connell Auxiliary, © W.M.S.of Stanley Presbyterian Church are asked to note that the October Thank-offering meeting has, been postponed from October, 15 to October 22.Jt will be held in Franklin Hall';Memorial at 8.15 p.m.and the\u2019 guest speaker will be Mr.Robt.A\u2018Bbeirs, Principal of Sel- uryn HofiggsSchool; who will take as his subject, \u201cThe Spirit of Iona\".3 Hospital Shower Mrs.E.Holliday, chairman of the Apron Booth for the Catherine Booth Hospital Bazaar, is hoping for a large number of guests at her apron shower on Wednesday, October 17, in the Assembly Room of the Nurses\u2019 Residence on Montclair Avenue.Admission will be an apron or a donation, and an added attraction will be a table of home cooking, under the supervision of Mrs.C.8.Waldo.' United Nations The Assistant Secretary General of the United Nations, Dr.Benjamin Cohen, will be the speaker at the first meeting of the season, at 8.30 tonight.The meeting will take place at\u2019 Moyse Hall (Arts Building, Me- Gill University).Dr.Cohen's topic is \u201cWar Is Unnecessary\u201d.His address will \u201cbe followed by a question period.Hospital Auxiliary The October meeting of the Homoeopathic Hospital Woman's Auxiliary will take place on Wednesday, October 17, at 8 p.m, in the A.R.Griffith Memorial Hall, in the nurses\u2019 residence, North- cliffe Ave.Mrs.C.N.Knowles, the president, will preside at the meeting.The service group meets as usual every Wednesday at the hospital from 1:30 to 5 p.m.and would welcome new members to assist in making medical dressings, so necessary in the work at the hospital.The annual Homoeopathic Hospital Auxiliary bazaar is tobe held Thursday, November 8, in Griffith Memorial Hall.Mrs.Henry Matthew and Mrs.W.J.Pirrie are to be co-conveners.St.David's Whist St.David's Society of Montreal tivity with a military whist on Tuesday, October 18, at 8:15 p.m.This will take place in Trinity Memorial Church Hall, 5220 Sherbrooke Street West, at Marlowe.All Welsh people in Montreal are urged to attend and bring others with them.Tickets may be secured from Mrs.T.Jones, .1234 Argyle Avenue, Verdun, or at the hall on the evening of the whist.There will be refreshments and door prizes.- Rummage Sales Monkland\u2019s Chapter, IO.DE.will hold a rummage sale Tuesday in Westminster Central United Church Hall, 926 Atwater Ave, Doors will \u2018open at 1.30 p.m.The Silver Cross Mothers (R.C.A.F.) are holding -a rummage sale in the Legion Hall, Verdun, on October \u201816, at 2 p.m.The Woman's Auxiliary of the | Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital will hold a rummage sale on Tuesday at 10:30 a.m, in St.Stephen's parish hall, Atwater Avenue and Dor- chester Street.The rummage sale which was to take place Saturday, Oct.13, at Calvary United Church, has been cancelled, due.to the death of the BLOW ONTARIO a harsh- abrasive or cleaner, ok ed Ts \u2014 247 fr Treo itoat£ sas ri 2 34 |fninister, Rey.T.W.Jones, .' ES i Cb tare 2 will begin its fiftieth year of ac- | White Elephant Sale A white elephant table and home cooking sale, convened by Mrs.C.Russell McKenzie, will be held Saturday, October 20, at Church Radio Store, 5860 Sherbrooke St.W.Doors will open at 10 a.m.Proceeds are to benefit the work of the Women's Auxiliary of the Montreal Sailors\u2019 Institute.Herbert Reddy W.A.The Women's Auxiliary of the Herbert Reddy Memorial Hospital will hold its first meeting of the \u2018season on Tuesday at 2.30 p.m.at the Nurses\u2019 Residence, 4039 Tup- per Street, Westmount, Mrs, M.B.Mackenzie, president, will be in the chair.Plans will be completed for a dessert-bridge to take place in the near future.Mr.W.A.Lawrence will be the guest speaker.FAGE BLEVEN Realm + Club Luncheon American Women's Club of Montreal will \u2018hold : its opening luncheon at the Ritz Carlton Hotel on Tuesday, at 12.30- p.m.The speaker will, be Mrs, Kate Aitken.Xavier Guild Fair \u201cDo your Christmas Shopping early\u201d is the theme of the sponsors of the Xavier Apostolate Guild Autumn Fair which will be held at Victoria Hall, Westmount, on Wednesday and Thursday, October 17 and 18.Hand-made dolls, unusual gifts, aprons, greetings cards and wrappings, books, candy, jams and jellies, men\u2019s fur- nishings, toys, \u2018white elephants\u201d, : \u201ctake-a-chance- prizes\u201d, - and the surprises of the Mystery Booth will be among the selection offered to early shoppers.= One of a series ene Gap sur dE ES Va Abssdocdéoreanhdddsetse up bèbbens 2 RLY TA by your bank BC ENE TAT A \u201cBeats the old team any day, Dad\u201d AWHILE back, he figured out just what a new tractor would do for his farm.He didn\u2019t have enough cash in the bank to handle the deal.So he talked things over with his bank manager, fair and square.He got his bank loan \u2014 and the tractor.From now on, he expects to work more acreage, increase his farm income.Soon the bank will be repaid.He looks to his chartered bank for market information, too, and any other banking service he may need.'That\u2019s what he wants.That\u2019s what he ge Sound business all round! sogr.d woe 3 Cate CAA ARN say gn ae A om + ow Tu \u201cFa à ee - kw te?ek TE ww owe tel Li me igo Sue a im EE NE AS .a \u2014 - Yo 208 = Fee SN OI 7 ] - j re MW Le gr Fen CRT oe ree - = mir _ gor [TT es mw [RR Ça oy WEEE .: To + + as Leen gare 2e = save IIE dina N FAURE TWELVE \u2014a 0 RSI 0 \"er | ALFRED LaLIBERTÉ MUSIC STUDIO individual Tuition Beginners ond Advanced Complete professional instruction in Piano, Singing, Solfeggio, Musical Dictation, Harmony, Counterpoint, etc.Under the direction of Madeleine Laliberté, planist Françoise Houle, singer Hector Gratton,cemposer 72 Columbia Avenue Westmount - WE.3113 TEA IY TTT SATURDAY till TUESDAY A woman's story of a man's great comeback .and a love big enough to make the great American dream come true\u2014 ASS THE EXANTNER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1952 \u2018 A \u201cuniformly\u201d happy couple are Gary Cooper and lovely Jane Greer.They co-star in \u201cYou're In The Navy Now,\u201d starting Saturday at the Monkland Theatre.\u201cYou're In The Navy Now\u201d mirthfully deals with an experimental sub chaser which near drove its crew and the entire navy crazy.Plus, Glenn Ford and Anne Baxter in \u201cFollow The Sun.\u201d Dennis O\u2019Keefe and June Havoc also have important reles in this exciting Twentieth Century- trayal, has been cast in the difficult\u2019 and demanding role of the distraught banker, David.Preston.Absent from the MRT stage for over a year, Mr.Gallagher was last seen in the memorable production of The Winslow Boy.Since that-time he has devoted himself almost exclusively to radio, with several guest appearances at Brae Manor this past \u2018summer.Cast opposite Mr.Gallagher is Margaret Pitt, particularly well known to west end audiences for her performances with Trinity Players and the Westmount Women\u2019s Club.Mrs.Pitt, who commenced dramatic training in England, is making her first appearance at MRT.Others in the cast include Dolores Reid, Ralph Marven, Ronald Kinsman, Walter Wakefield, and | Randolph Hudston.The _play will commence a ten-day run at the Guy Street Playhouse on Wednesday, October 17th, with the box office open \u201cto the general public begipning this Saturday.CHILDREN'S THEATRE School of STAGE & RADIO Classes Opening Week of Oct.15th Register Now! DOROTHY DAVIS DExter 6620 Fox picture.Ben Hogan Story At Monkland This Saturday In filming the life story of Ben Hogan, only two-time winner of the United States Open tournament, Twentieth Century-Fox has made the first feature-length dramatic story about the venerable sport of golfing.Up to the time Executive Producer Darryl F.Zanuck decided to film the Ben Hogan saga, baseball, football and prize fighting were the only sports utilized as screen material by Hollywood film makers.The story of Hogan's remarkable comeback after a near-fatal automobile accident gave writer Frederick Hazlitt Brennan material for one of the most poignant human interest stories in the field of sports of any kind.Under the title of \u201cFollow The Sun\u201d, chosen because that's just what the tournament golfers actually do, beginning in Niagara Falls, Canada and playing their way to the California coast, Director Sidney Lanfield and Producer Sam Engel have produced an excellent bit of Americana which reflects the courage and determination of a man and woman determined to conquer adversity.\u201cFollow The Sun\u201d will be the new film attraction at the Monkland Theatre starting Saturday.With Hogan's approval, Glenn Ford was chosen to play the role of the one-time caddy who rose to become the nation's top golfer.Anne Baxter has the sympathetic role of Mrs.Hogan and the two other principals in the cast are Dennis O'Keefe and June Havoc.Among the imposing array of \u2018 END TODAY VIVIEN ROBERT LEIGH TAYLOR i \u201cWATERLOO BRIDGE\u201d Also The Rib Tickler Musical Comedy \"STAR SPANCLED RHYTHM\" Your favorite stars of the Silver Screen 8 | Middlecoff, | famous golfers who play themselves in the picture are Sammy Snead, Jimmy Demaret, Dr.Cary Ralph Gudahl, Al Demaret, Mortie Dutra, Eric Monti and Jimmy Thompson.Added Feature Gary Cooper marked a cinematic milestone with his current stint for Twentieth Century-Fox, \u201cYou're In The Navy Now,\u201d in which he co-stars with lovely Jane Greer, The assignment was his se- venty-fifth picture in an impressive career which has long seen .| him ride the crest of film fame.Despite hjs many successes, the modest, soft-spoken Cooper recalls that many were the trials and tribulations during his climb to stardom.When he first headed west from his native Montana, Gary aspired to become an artist.For a brief time he worked as a cartoonist on & hometown paper, but a sketch presented to a Los \u201cHome At Seven\u201d Has Fine Cast One of the ablest casts assembled by the Montreal Repertory Theatre in recent years is presently rehearsing under the experienced direction of Jean de Savoye to bring Montreal audiences the Canadian premiere of R.C.Sherriff\u2019s latest play, \u201cHome At Seven\u201d.Slated.for Broadway production later this season, with Leo G.Carroll in the leading role, the quiet suspense drama achieved : considerable critical success when presented as a starring vehicle for Sir Ralph Richardson in London last year.Alfred Gallagher, whose per- | formances on radio, in films, and with major drama groups in the city have caused local audiences to look forward to each new por- Angeles art editor brought only a suggestion for a return trip to the wide open spaces.Next, Gary went to work as an advertising space salesman for a Los Angeles agency.The exact opposite of the high pres- sur& fast talking type, Gary found the work little to his liking and decided to put his artistic talents before the motion picture cameras.Join the Smart Set Every Saturday Night at VICTORIA HALL featuring Russ Meredith's Saturday Night Dancing Party 2 BANDS \u2014 4 SINGERS ADMISSION $1.00 per person (plus tax) -150-4-7-20PM.À Set.Sen £30-4-6-8-2030AM.AND STAR OF STAGE SCRE RADIO AnD Tv.er CE , iu pol pen), | py CALE EIR SX 1 NS it CI 75 1PM 5 69M 9 11% 6rm $ closes BALLET .TAP.BALLROOM.SINGING .ELOCUTION WIE PY ese DANCING .LL} A Te Bt NOW pT Ee TET REA NL REET FT ET Te ee Starts SUNDAY FOK ONE week! OX TODAY and SATURDAY! BOR HOPE, MARILYN MAXWELL in \u201cTHE LEMON DROP KID\".Also PAUL DOUGLAS, RICHARD BASEHART in \u201c14 HOURS\".APPENS WHEN GIRLS LEAVE HOM \\ \u201c FOR THE FIRST TIME! i G Mis first since last year's Academy Award-winning \u201cALL THE KING'S MENT! RAIN Rosin we PETERS ON THE SAME PROGRAM! .en ER ee Yc SYR N.C J | us Fela x a ds Here are the five Hollywood beauties who head the cast of the Technicolor story of college life, \u201cTake Care of My Little Girl,\u201d scheduled to open Sunday at the Westmount Theatre.If you GOLTMAN Pianist, Lic.Mus.First Medalist, McGill University Pupils Successful in Highest Exams .RECITALS .Beginners ond Advanced 5506 N.D.G.Ave.DE.6424 OR A Trinity Players Preparing Comedy Trinity Players wiH open the season October 23 with \u201cPink String and Sealing Wax\u201d, & comedy by Rolarid Pertwee.The action of the play takes place in a room behind a chemist's shop in should be fortunate enough quintet cross your path, you would recognize (I.to r.) Helen Westcott, Jean Peters, Jeanne Crain, Mitzi Gaynor and Betty Lynn.= - THE EXAMINER, WESTNOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1951 In Westmount Feature Sunday .= ATV SON PRY ORR PUS to have this lovely century.The story concerns the life of Edward Strachan, the chemist and his family.Though mainly a comedy, the play should please all theatregoers.for it contains as well the tragedy of thwarted youth, a child with a passionate love of animals, a murder, and a love affair.Bob Robinson, who played so ably for both Trinity Players and M.R.T.last year, will take the part of Edward Strachan.Leonard Os- onder CH VE AE EE EE EE RE x College Sorority PAGE THIRTEEN Life Shown 1 In Feature At The Westmount \u201cTake Care of My Little Girl\u201d, opening Sunday at the Westmount Theatre, propels onto the screen for the first time the snobbishness of college sorority life.Told against an entertaining college background with a.cast peopled by attractive young folk, and photographed in Technicolor, \u201cTake Care of My Little Girl\u201d reveals the controversial aspects.of the sorority issue without assuming the pattern of a \u2018problem\u201d picture.\\ - accent which helped him win an award in last year's Drama Festival, for an Irish brogue, to play Dr.O'Shea.Also in the cast are Marion Dennis, Helen Pfeiffer, Irene Ing- ham, John Asquith, Elspeth Bagg, Mae Skeogh and Gordon Jones.The stage will be designed, executed and managed by Andre Tru- del and the play directed by Basil Donn, C.D.A., Trinity's president.Essentially the new Twentieth Century-Fox film, which stars Jeanne Crain in her first sèreen appearance since \u201cCheaper by the Dozen\u201d well over a year ago, is designed to capitalize on the freshness of its theme while emphasizing the youth and brightness of colorful campus life.The scene of \u201cTake Care of My Little Girl\u201d takes popular star Jeanne Crain back to the mood of her initial triumph as \u201cMargie\u201d.In returning to the screen after an absence during which the still sweet-gixteenish Miss Crain gave birth to her third son, she takes the role of the daughter of a Greek letter society member who enters a mid-western university idealistic about membership in her mother's sorority but becomes disillusioned by first-hand learning of its inequities and infirmities.Added Attraction Nothing you have ever seen.matches the splendor or surpasses the suspense of \u2018The Brave Bulls,\u2019 by 1550 Guy St.LATE COMERS NOT ADMITTED UNTH THE INTERVAL \"HOME AT SEVEN\" October 17-October 27th \u2014 8.45 p.m.Reserved Seats $2.25 \u2014 Tax.Incl.| Box Office: 9.30 a.m.-5.30 p.m.PRESENTS \u2018R.C.SHERRIFF Fl.4683 PHILLIPS Radios Combinations Television Sets Refrigerators ® MARCONI Radios Combinations PHOTO SUPPLIES Brighton at the end of the 19th borne, will exchange his cockney AVENUE RADIO 272) Rs MM A MAMA MMA AM AA AAA A MAMMA AA A & TELEVISION] | INCORPORATED: ae ; 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Extra Od Stock Ale .the finese ale you'll ever taste.Always ask for O'Keefe\u2019s Extra Old Stock\u2014 the extra ale at no extra Cost.EXTRA OLD STOCK ALE ORFU.Scoring SENIOR SCORING SomoHe | Maruaka, Army Westmount A Facringion, Lakeshore .Johnson, Arm: D.Binmore, Army .Cloherty, Lakeshore .?SSSWSOOSOSHOURA A > $ bh e HEOOR MRR LGRR I SS9SNS09S0995S0O\u2014H pu = DiCenso, Eastward .0 Hamilton, Westmount.5 10 Scott, Lakeshore .5 10 Masterman, Army .4 9 McLeod, Lakeshore 0 9 Simpson, Westmount .8 8 \u2018O'Hagan, Lakeshore .1 6 O\u2019Nelll, Army .1 6 JUNIOR SCORING .T.FG.8.C.Pts.Bray, St.Aloysius .7 0 0 0 3 Green, South Shore .4 1 111 35 Haukkala, Verdun .4 0 0 9 29 Barfoot, South Shore .5 0 0 0 25 Rowlands, St.Aloysius 8 0 6 3 24 Talt, St.Aloysius .4 01 021 Hersey, N.D.G.\u2026 0 8 111 21 Young, St, Aloysius .4 000 2 Tucker, Verdun .4 0 0 0 2 Croke, St.Aloysius .0 0 017 17 McKenzie, St.Aloysius 3 0 1 0 16 Osgood, South Shore .3 0 1 0 16 Lozinski, St.Aloysius.3 0 0 0 18 Shaw, St.Aloysius .3 0 0 0 15 McGowan, South Shore 3000 15 Hutchison, N.D.G.3000 15 Johnson, Verdun .3 0 0 0 138 Economides, ND.G, .2 0 3 0 13 Dube, South Shore .2 0 0 3 13 Kenny, South Shore .2 0 2 0 12 Eddie Smith gave Eastward its major in the third quarter.Gerry Hecklinger\u2019s convert and a single by Stracina completed the scoring for Eastward.Lose First to Lakeshore Monday On Monday at the Westmount Athletic Grounds, R.M.R.suffered their first loss of the season when Lakeshore Flyers showing for most of the game won out by 13-8.RM.R.had a touchdown called back on the last play of the game.° Had the touchdown been allowed and a convert kicked R.M.R.would have won by a single point.Réferee Purdie ruled however that no yards had been given the receiver on a quick return kick.The decision was disputed by Army but the official stood his ground.By winning Flyers moved to | within two points of Army but have played one more game.The Lakeshore squad had to fight hard for their triumph as the persistent Machine Gunners kept boring in all day.Lakeshore however put up a stubborn defence and this combined with their opportunism paid off.R.M.R.racked up a total of 17 first downs to six for Flyers.Army attempted 11 passes, completed four and had two intercepted while Flyers attempted two, failed to complete any and intercepted one.Lake shore held a 8-1 half time lead.Paul O'Neil put R.M.R.in front 1-0 in the first quarter with à single.In the second quarter Frank Latchmore evened the CH REGULAR WINTER TRAINING AND PARADES NOW BEING HELD Tuesday and Friday Evenings at 7:30 p.m.ROYAL CANADIAN SEA CADET CORPS \u201cVICTORY\u201d Announzes Apply to THE NAVY LEAGUE OF CANADA 1429 CLOSSE STREET ER wD APPLICANTS MAY APPLY i FOR | ENROLMENT , 12 i Tuesday Evenings i at 7.30 p.m.i Ages 14-18 Height 5 ft.2 in.I and Over ii great fight after being outplayed | :| touchdown on a i sneak from three yards out.Ken Westmount Sign New Players [Meet Eastward At (WAG Tomorrow In: Crucial Game Roy Chesley's boast that Westmont Warriors would win both games over the Thanksgiving Day weekend camé within, one.point of coming true, -On Saturday at Valois, Westmount - dropped\u2019 a heart- breaker to.Lakeshore by 10-9 then went on.to \u2018whitewash Eastward the next day (Sunday) at Maisonneuve by 12-0.+ Tomorrow at the Westmount Grounds Warriors go against Eastward.Jim Holland, P.R.O.for Warriors, announced Jast night that Ted Tobias who was out with a wrenched shoulder and Ian Hamilton who sustained a strained back\u2019 against Lakeshore will both be in the game against Eastward, \u201cThe inclusion of these two stars will greatly.strengthen thex\u2014 team.Two new men will also be in the line-up tomorrow, Atek OI- sen, former Alouette flying wing and Bill Tyler, who starred with the 1950 edition of Eastward have signed for Westmount.Great things are expected from those | two boys.Cel.S.C.Holland, life governor of the Canadian Rugby Union and a well-known figure in West- mount, will officiate at the kickoff ceremony.Game time tomorrow is.2.00 -p.m., place Westmount Athletic | Grounds, Westmount 10 - .Lakeshore 9 Two last minute singles by Frank Latchmore and \u2018Ron\u201d Far- | rington gave the Lakeshore Flyers their win over Westmount.The Warriors played heads-up ball for three quarters but fell apart in the closing stages of the game; \u201cBill\u201d McLeod put the Flyers ahead early in the first quarter when he kicked a placement from the Warriors\u2019 20 yard line (score Lakeshore 3, Westmount 0.) In the closing stages of the first half \u201cEddie\u201d McLeod shot over end for a Westmount major which he converted and the half time score read Westmount 6, Lakeshore 3.Jimmy Simpson booted three singles early in the third quarter.and at this part of the game- it | looked as if the Warriors were going to repeat their victory of the previous Saturday.Then * \u201cRon\u201d Farrington, the Lakeshore quarterback, narrowed the gap with an unconverted major.West- mount was penalized for rough play and at this point of the contest played as if they lacked the \u201cdesire\u201d to win and concentrated too much on \u201cplaying the man.\u201d Farrington made yards to set up Latchmore\u2019s game tying single, and kicked the winning tally himself with fifteen seconds to go.The Warriors missed the services of Ian \u201cBeans\u201d Hamilton, one of their star halfbacks, who was injured early in the contest when i%| he was tackled very heavily in Lakeshore paydirt territory.Westmount 12 - Eastward 0 Sunday, at Eastward Grounds, the young Warriors showed plenty count for Flyers, then moved his: team ahead when he scored a quarterback Harrison converted and before the =| half ended Geoff.Scott booted another single for Lakeshore.In the second half Jim Peters sewed up the game for Flyers when he ploughed through the Army line for a 35 yards touchdown.The convert failed and that closed the scoring for Lakeshore.In the final quarter R.M.R.put on an all out drive but it fell short.Mike Maruska kicked a single, made a touchdown pass to Arnie Chaikin and booted a convert.The last play of the game was packed with excitement, Johnny Kay returned a Lakeshore kick and Dave Binmore booted the fumbled ball over the goal line and recovered.The play was called back however by Referee Purdie as Army had not given yards to the receiver on the return, This was a tough i decision for Army to take as it | meant the game and league points.Football Standings BIG FOUR P.W.L.F.A.Pu.Hamilton .8 5 8152 73.14 tawa \u201cws.8 5 3136121 1 onto .7-3 4 63103 $ Alouettes.7 2 § T0143 WESTERN CANADA.UNION P.W.L.F.A:Pte Saskatchewan 12 8 4 241 170 16° Edmonton .42 7 § 250218 1.Winnipes a.12- 6 4.254 275 Calgary 12 3 9161243\" \u20ac LOE.ASP, 11881 1225 -6 18 159 for 4 points.) INTERCOLLEGIATE .: BP, W.L.FP.A.Pla.Western 110 4 3 3 Sanity 1 1 0 18 Queen .\u2026.1 12 24 0 McGill sere ,.-1 601 7 15 0 .Q.R.F.U.SENIOR \u2018P.W.L.F.A.Pts.RMR: .6 5198 49 1 Lakeshore eee «7 48 69 75 : estthount .6 2°°4 84 58 4 Eastward .7 2 5 51 97 4 Q.R.F.U, JUNIOR Eastern Section P.F.L.D.F.À.Pts.St.\u2018Aloysius .6 6 0 0193 22 13 South A Shore .5 3 2 0148 35 @ Point 6 0 5 1 50180 1 East End \u2018Als.6 0 5 116195 1 Western Section P.W.L.D.F.À.Pis, N.D.G.5 5 0 0118 18 10 Verdun .6 33 01 58 Lakeshore 6 2 4 0 22150 4 of fight, especially the front line, which time and again checked the Eastward Team right in its tracks, although the Fighters played a much better brand of ball than on Saturday when the Army defeated them 24-7.Cliff Lehman, the Fighters\u2019 quarterback, turned in a steady game but just couldn\u2019t muster an offensive at any time during the contest as the Warriors seemed to sense every move that Eastward intended to make.Eddie McLeod crashed \u2018off tackle for a touchdown which he converted and the score was Westmount 6, Eastward 0.Ted Tobias was injured and this seemed to spur the Warriors on to greater effort.Their: front wall wag really crashing through the opposition during the half and certainly gave Coach,Roy Chesley and their supporters something to boast about.Jimmy Simpson booted a single in the closing minutes to make the scoreboard read Westmount 7, Eastward 0.After the interval, Jimmy Simpson accounted for two more singles and Eddie McLeod kicked a placement in the dying moments of the game.The final score read Westmount 12, Eastward 0.(Figst shut-out in Q.R.F.U.this season.) Westmount was served well by the following players, who played heads-up football: McLeod, Murphy, Mines, Middleton, Mignault, St.Pierre, Tobias, Janis, Bor- land, Davis, Swall, Black, Butter, A.Robinson, Loiseau, E.Robinson, Corcoran, Scarff, Simpson, Tsonos, Gamble, Chase, Holmes, West, Treleaven, etc.REWARD FOR LABOR Every man shall receive his own reward according to his own labor.\u2014I, Corinthians.Re A PERE Cap ve du D'ou a re Sud td ule Sud ud: a ne both jut of eart- ward [inet ight | Tan will two ich rag nd nt gh nd ey to tad = + Ducasse ME RES zat EEX Club.\u2018Westmount Sr.\u201cA\u201d, 2-0 With one of the more crucial tilts under their belts, yesterday's giine with West Hill, the Westmount High Senior \u201cA\u201d Football team under the direction of former McGill ace, Ron Sharp, will be out trying to sharpen their offensive and defensive plays for a bout with the still winless and scoreless Montreal High squad next \u2018Wednesday afternoon in preparation for their final scheduled and expected heavy battle with \u2018the team to beat\u2019 D'Arcy McGte men the following week.All\u2019 observers are keenly aware that should Westmount's hard naturally, as the season's major fighting team manage: to outplay\u201d the Double.Blue it would be rated, upset as the McGeeans are expected literally to \u201crun away with the league.s° After the Westies\u2019 victory over Loyola \u2018the week prévious, .last| semaine\u2019s\u2018 loss tô Catholic High was to be expected as the Purple and White eleven\u2019 went into the fray with a rather: over-confident air which was accented by their last quarter rushing netting them alot of yardage but no points as thy were stopped by the clock on the Black and White's one-and-a- half foot line! This is actually what happened because yours truly was the time-Keeper and as a result had to be right on top of the play.Westmount's obvious conditioning was to .their credit as ithe many spectators noticed that the locals were going as\u2019 strong if not stronger at the finish than at the beginning as evidencéd by the five casualties suffered by the CHSers to none for Westmount.We might mention at this point, that the type of playing rules in use at the moment in the Schools\u2019 Leagues and the modern equipment and uniforms being worn by the teams makes these games a highly pleasant and colourful, if not exciting, way to spend late afternoon, therefore we strongly urge that more of the teams\u2019 friends and.relatives take a little .time out now and then.to take in a few games.and help cheer their favourite teams on to victory.Entrance fees are reascnable and excellent seating accommodation is the hall-mark of the Westmount \u2018Athletic Grounds.Next Friday's issue will carry complete details.of the coming international footbdll game to be played this year down in Andover, \u2018New Hampshire on October 27, along with news, good, we hope, of yesterday's tussle.against West Hill.If won, it will have been the | first time that a Westmount High team has so done in NINE years! .WHS\u2019 girls are.at the moment trying out for the school volleyball teams whose tournament wil] be taking place shortly.NOTE \u2014 Attention, please, \u2014 if anyone in Westmount Hikh or Westmount Junior High have any news of a sports nature of otherwise they wish entered in the Examiner every week, why not contact me, \u2018Allan Sandz&ius no later than Tuesday of the week you want it printed.The number to call is, WI.0280 and the address in case there's no phone available is 95 Cote St.Antoine Road\u2014 Westmount High School.Y.M.C.A.Notes PHYSICAL DEPARTMENT Business Men\u2019s Classes The firat session of the Tuesday, Thursday, 5.15 Business Men's Keep-Fit Classes will be held next Tuesday, October 16.The Classes are designed for the business man, to offset the effects of occupational work and to provide healthful relaxation.Business \u2018Men's Handball Handball enthusiasts will continue playing at 5.15 p.m.Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.Members are reminded these pe- Flodé ere now under way, and non-members are welcomed as guests, Adult Mixed Badminton All badminton \u2018players are reminded of the playing times for the badminton club \u2014 Tuesday and Friday evenings at 8.00 o'clock, New members will be welcomed tonight (Friday) and the two playing nights next week.Adult Mixed Swimming Members and guests are invited to inspect the new facilities of the | pool and locker rooms.Mixed swimming every Tuesday and Friday evenings from 8.30.Swimming Instruction The swimming instruction for women and business girls is scheduled to get under way tonight (Friday) at 8.00 p.m.YOUNG ADULT DEPARTMENT Square Dancing Club The lid came\u2019 off last Tuesday evening with three healthy squares going most of the evening.Callers from the Club, as well as guest callers, got the season off to a good start.The Club will continue to .meet every Tuesday evening at 8.30.Items of Interest The Art Class is under way.Efféctive Speaking held initial session .» » watch \u2018for the announcement of Success Course, Film Club and Married Couples |B.BOYS\u2019 DIVISION Football Six-man touch football is the game of the month at the junior and intermediate boys\u2019 gym classes.Juriors play on Wednesdays at 400 and Saturdays at 9.00, followed by à swim.Intermediate achedula is Tuesday afternoon at \u20184.00 and Saturday morning at 10.00.In the case of bad weather, gym classes will be held in the gymnasium, Stamp Club The Boys' Stamp Club holds its weekly meetings on Mondays at 4.00.AN stamp collectors or would-be collectors are invited to come out this Monday and bring 10 \u2018or more Canadian stamps, to be sent to a \u201cY\u201d stamp club in some other country.Model Aeroplane Club All model aeroplane builders are invited to meet with the Model Aeroplane Club on Thursdey at 4.00.Swim Instruction Swimming instruction for those boys learning to swim takes place on Tuesday afternoon at 4.0 p.m.Advanced instruction and card passing take place on Tuesdays at 4.30.Intermediate boys\u2019 advanced instruction takes place on Tuesday at 5.00.Swim Club Those boys interestéd in joining the Swim Club and Swim Team are Invited to come out tomorrow, | Saturday, at 11.30 a.m.Movie \u2018The movie being shown Saturday at 1.30 is \u201cDanny Boy.\u201d HEY, RUBE! Fifteen-hundred performers, workers and crewmen in the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey circus have parts in \u201cThe Greatest Show On Earth,\u201d Cecil 3.DeMille's lavish circus spectacle for Paramount.Coa Cota tel THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY.°OCTOBER 12, 1951 ocal High Ready For.Montreal PAGE FIFTEEN Catholic High Edges New okey al For Westmount The City of Westmount Recreational Dept.is all set to organize a full scale Hockey League in the Bantam, Midget, and Juvenile classes.Managers & Players In order.to have everything going in a smooth manner by Ice Time, it is necessary that all those interested in entering teams, or in playing for a team should contact or phone Rocky Rothwell, Recrea- \u2018tional Supervisor at the West- mount Athletic Grounds as soon as possible.The telephone number is FT, 6975.Referees A staff of referees will also be very welcome, and, anyone who is interested, please call now.There will be a refresher course for referees to.familiarize each one thoroughly with the rules of the game.Pee Wee Hockey We are definitely interested in organizing hockey for the under Ten age group.However, we do want the help of a few parents to run it properly.So come on \u2018Daddy\u2019, give us a hand to encourage your lad.Public School teachers would also be of great help in -this particular age group.\u2014 Ghar homsean nulle \u2014 \u201c200\u201d SEE 9) DELUXE THE BEFORE YOU BUY CALL FOR A DEMONSTRATION Also Available for Immediate Delivery ® PACKARD \u201c300\u201d and PACKARD \u201c400\u201d With or Without Trade-In OUR 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN SALES AND SERVICE OF PACKARD CARS IS YOUR GUARANTEE TO DEAL WITH US, SALES \u2014 SERVICE \u2014 GENUINE \u201cPACKARD\u201d PARTS 7485 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.zeas\"aion CR.2197-2198 UE Garin ahd di FREE TICKETS! 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