The Westmount examiner, 9 octobre 1953, vendredi 9 octobre 1953

[" 13INVN AHL 39 CIMOTIVH.vo.BF ke Examiner Serving the, City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019 s Metropolis voL.XXIV.No.41 Dr.Wilder B.Penfield Lauds - Work In Pre-Clinical Years A souñd\u2018and sometimes brilliant irat two.years.of the medical ur riculum; and room for improve- nent in the Medical and surgical ABBOTT TALKS IN U.S.: A stable and high level of trade, best achieved by relaxing rather than renewing trade restraints, Is the key to common security between Canada and the United States, Finance Minister Douglas Abbott, M.P.for St.Antoine- Westmount, told the Fifth An- mial Virginia World Trade Conference held at Richmond, Virginia, \u201cConsiderations of national security \u2014 of maintaining a strong and versatile economy \u2014 must weigh heavily when considering the claims of some particular group to increase protection,\u201d he said.In his talk, entitled \u201cCanada\u2019s Trade and the World's Trade,\u201d he pointed out that Canada is the United States\u2019 best cus- tamer and vice-versa.Really large-scale trade has been going on between these two countries so that now it is almost taken for granted, and this is the biggest two-way trade he- tween two nations anywhere in the world.\u2014 divisions \u2014 this was the view.| taken by Dr.Wilder Penfield, lo-.|- cal resident and world-famous neû-\u2018 rosurgeon, of'the McGill medical schools.- Hè praised the worx of the pre- \u201c clinical years, instancing the departments of anatomy, physiology, Speech at the annual dinner of the McGill Associates, The director of the Neurologi- ;eal Institute stated, in respect to , the upper years, in which the clinical or hospital training was given medical students, that \u201cgreat changes are under way in the glin- ical departments.But from an over-all academic point of View the performance is not at present good enough.\u201d \u201cThe responsibility is shared be- .tween the hospitals and the university and success can only come from co-operative initiative on each side, \u201cThe three major general hospitals are in the throes of building programs, but this is the time when they, together with the university, should give thought to the support of the departments of medicine and surgery on a footing worthy of a university hospital.Greater space is not enough.\u201d | Hospital expansion was necessary but, Dr.Penfield declared, \u201cin the glow of the effort of construction we must not forget the \u2018imperious necessity\u2019 of organiz- (Continued on Page 13) À Fire Chief Makes 8 Appeal To Public An open letter from the head of the Westmount Fire Department, during this week of Oct.4-10, Fire Prevention Week in North America: Westmount Dear Sir or Madam: Fire take an enormous toll of life and property every year, even in, Canada, and unfortunately, are on the increase each year.Fire Departments are doing their utmost to try and eliminate some of the unnecessary loss of life and property damage, Your full support is requested to help them wherever and whenever possible.Would you especially mention to your family, associates and employees the danger of fire and some of the common hazards which can be eliminated.\u2018 When you want information on fire prevention, please do not hesitate to call the office of the Fire- Chief, WE.2239.W.Cobb, Chief of Fire Department - City of Westmount DRIVE SAFELY.\u2018 With the opening of the new school term this month, the danger of children darting from behind parked cars and improperly crossing the streets increases to such an extent that motorists are forced to.keep constant vigil while driving in the city.Mothers, fathers, big sisters and brothers can lessen the danger of accidents involving the youngsters through setting them a good example by observing proper safety regulations while walking.Éach year the number of accidents invol¥ing automobiles and pedestrians mounts higher and.higher.The pathology, and bacteriology, in a, Eisenhower Envoy Will Visit Here - - Major.and Mrs.Ernest Walton of Vrestmount .are expecting a visit shortly from William H.Ball of Muncie, Indiana, who just returned .from spending two months in Africa where he was President Eisenhower's personal representative at the Cecil Rhodes Centenary .Celebrations.He was accorded;all the houors and courtesies which the president would have received.Previous to his African visit, Mr.Ball attended the Coronation in London with his family and also travelled in Europe.Mrs.Walton, who is Mr.Ball's cousin, has been seriously ill, following a heart attack (coronary thrombosis) in\u2019 June, suffered just as she was about to leave for the National Conference on \u2018Housing\u2019 held in Toronto.Prof.G.St.6.Sproule Killed Aboard Shin It was learned earlier this week that Prof.Gordon St.George Sproule, retired assistant professor of metallurgy at McGill University, was killed in an accident aboard the Seaboard Enterprise at sea.He was 68.Details of the accident are not: as yet known, but his family has been advised that he was buried at sea Oct 2.Born in Montreal, Prof.Sproule received his B.Sc.at McGill in 1908 and his M.Sc.there in 1909.He resided at 39 Thornhill avenue.He retired as a McGill professor three years ago, and was a past chairman and active member of the Montreal branch\u2019 of the American Society for Metals.He is survived by his widow, the former Helen Louise Freeze; two sons, Kelvin, of Coppercliffe, Ont., and Robert, of Montreal; two brothers, Stanley and Clive; and a sister, Mrs, J.A, Lathan, General R.H.Keefler Succeeds Gen.Walford Major-General R.H.Keefler, 739 Upper Roslyn, has been appointed honorary colonel of the 3rd Division Artillery, RCA, it was announced earlier this week.He suceeds Major-General A.E.Walford, who has completed six years: in that position and now retires.\u201cWESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1953 \u2018 ; PRICE 5e Dr.Rondeau, Canada's Oldest, 60 Years As Westmount Dentist Hale and hearty and looking 1 forward to the Dental convention here is C.W.H.Rondeau, oldest practicing dentist in the Dominion, who celebrates 60 years on the job this week.Dr.Rondeau doesn't know just how many teeth he has filled and pulled in his six decades with the instruments but he does know he has enjoyed every minute of it, and would do it all over again exactly the .same way if he had the opportunity.Born in Joliette, he graduated from McGill in 1893 and has lived and worked at his profession in Westmount for sixty years.During that period he has gathered many recognitions \u2014 he is a Justice of the Place, a member of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, and a chartered member of the Westmount Municipal Association.He has worked at several important institutions including the Hervie Institute.The Mackay Institute and the Verdun Protestant Hospital.A quarter of a century ago he !was an alderman in this city and SAVE police departments and Department of highways spend much time and money each year trying to educate the people in their résponsibilities, All of this work is in vain if we keep saying \u201cthose posters are for the other fellow, not me.\u201d * We, owe it to our children, if not to ourselves, to give them a chance for a life with a body not shattered and maimed by the terrible impact of a car.A little more care and a little more caution while walking with \u201cjunior\u201d might mean many years of happy family life together.finance department administrator for a regime that built the present city hall.He is an avid curler and lawn bowler and belongs to the Heather Curling Club and the Seigniory Club.He is also an enthusiastic bridge player., ° During World War I he was a captain in the Dental Corps.Associated with him in the same office for the past 30 years is his son Dr.Martin Rondeau, while Dr.Wesley Bourne has been associated with the office for 40 years as an anathesist, before going to the United Nations in Paris a year ago.In their spare time father and son collaborated on a formula, Rondeau's Medicine, for the relief of eczema and other skin irritations that has heen accepted in Ottawa and by the Pure Food and Drug Administration of the United States.Married to the late Bertha Martin, sister of the late Chief Justice J.E.Martin, he has two sons, Dr.Martin and C.B.Rondeau, and one daughter, Mrs, W.King.i A LIFE RE er qe tego SE a ie a Dn dhe to dE Lg pom © ve meat RE on Part x Eee Pme PAGE TWO During Fire Prevention Week, there is one other thing that should be kept in mind concerning the services of the Fire Department.All members are trained in first aid and the department is equipped to care for asphyxiation cases.At any sign that the lungs are failing to function, for any cause whatsoever, call FL 2456.Delay may be fatal.Morgan Realties Limited Real Estate Brokers 1463 UNION AVE.HA.0251 F.L.SILVER Ladies\u2019 & Gents\" TAILOR 1235 Greene Avenue (Downstairs) WI.6633 © REPAIRING ee CLEANING © PRESSING Have your Topcoat or 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HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS of all kinds FURNITURE REFINISHING and UPHOLSTERING HOUSEHOLD ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AND RADIOS CREENE AVENUE REPAIR SHOP REC'D.1227A Greene Avenue Delivery Service Pick-up and WE.4905 pe RE \u201cCHRISTMAS\u201d every day of the year for INSURANCE Edwin D.CHRISTMAS INSURANCE BROKER MA.3332 CL.4519 AER CERRERE 388 ST.JAMES ST.W.Montreal g = } ANTOINE PINAY, ist D.Ph.Degree Won At McGill By J.T.Rogers - Among the many local residents who received degrees at the Founder's Day Convocation Tuesday at McGill University, was J.Terry Rogers, 605 Lansdone Avenue, upon whom the University conferred its first doctor of phisolophy degree in mechanical engineering.The title of the thesis he wrote for Ph.D.considered a rarity in Canada, was \u2018Temperature Distributions in Heat - exchanger Tube Plates.\u201d Mr.Rogers was previously a student at St.Leo's Academy and Notre Dame University before he entered McGill, He was awarded the British Association Medal for the highest standing in mechanical engineering when he received his B.Eng.in 1948, and received his master's degree in 1950 \u2018for a thesis entitled \u201cThe stability of Gas Turbine Combustion Engines.\u201d : He played senior intercollegiate football for four years, and has acted as assistant coach for the intermediate team and the Macdonaid College football team.He also played interfaculty hockey and was finalist in the welterweight intercollegiate boxing competition in 1950.At the present time he still acts as a scout for the senior team.Six members of his family have eiher graduate from McGill or are presently attending.His father was the first to finish when he received his M D from the school in 1904.231 St.James Street West, Plateau 4451 HOWARD S.ROSS, Q.C.Barrister and Solicitor Office: Suite 1115, Daily Star Bldg., Residence: Terrace Apartments, Ten Rosemount Avenue, Westmount, GLenview 2177 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1953 ex-Premier of France (second from left), is shown with friends at Mont Gabriel Club, 40 miles north of Montreal.In the photo are, left to right: Mrs.G.Hackett, of ter of Mr.Gohier.Highway Safety Film Featured At Westmount Rofary Luncheon A film dealing with safety and courtesy on the road was the _ feature presentation at the weekly meeting of the Westmount Rotary Club Wednesday.Entitled \u201cA Day in Court,\u201d it was presented through the auspices of the Safety League of Canada and by the courtesy of the Robert Mitchell Co.Norton J.Watson, of the company, brought the picture, which \u201cstarred\u201d Judge Robert Anton Pfaff of Los Angeles Municipal\" Court.; ; The main point brought out was that the traffic problem concerns everyone, and the tragedy of traffic deaths is that they are largely preventible.The film humorously depicted the seven types of traffic sinners -\u2014 the Grabber, Nervous Nelly, Two-Beers Bennie, Super- mouse, Desert Island Daisy, the Showoff and the Average Driver, then showed the faults of each.It pointed out that as soon as each of these is cured of his or her mistakes, traffic improves as \u2018\u2018another road-louse bits the dust.\u201d Courtesy was a main point in the campaign, and the \u201cCourtesy is Contagious\u201d motto was passed on forcibly to every- Elizabeth Writes Dr.Penfield Honored | By Dalhousie Degree Westmount Junior Le ranae var Stamp Club Group tionally famous neurosurgeon and 4 Westmount resident, was one of four well-known medical By MICHAEL J.ASHBY June 2, 1953 is a date that will men who received honorary doctor of law degrees from Dal- housie University, Halifax, N.S., at fall convocation ceremonies be remembered by many, but espe-| held Thursday, marking the cially by the members of the West- mount Junior Stamp Club.Shortly after the great day the executive and advisors of the club decided to centenary of the Medical Society of Nova Scotia.The others were Dr.T.C.Routley of Toronto, Dr.R.A.- MacLella f Rawdon Gold send a letter to Her Majesty con- Mines and ° Dr.Soorge H.gratulating her on the great occa-| Murphy.sion.The letter was signed by the secretary, Barrie Wilson and the president, Michael Ashby.Early in July the secretary received a reply from the Lady-in- Waiting to The Queen.On Thursday, September 10 the following message was read to the members of the Westmount Junior Stamp Club:\u2014- Dear Barrie, Walter Wonham Buried Tuesday Final rites held Tuesday for Walter C.Wonham, 336 Wood avenue, one of the foremost wine importers in Canada prior to his retirement some years ago.He died It no answer at residence \u2019phone PL.4451 AGNEW Shoes Regd 4891 Sherbrooke Street West (Corner Prince Albert) Shoes of Distinction for.Men, Youths and Boys WATCH FOR THE OPENING SPECIAL SOON! SOON! SOON! .I am commanded by The Queen to thank you for the kind message which you have sent on the occasion of Her Majesty's Coronation.Please convey to all on whose behalf you wrote an expression of The Queen's sincere appreciation of their loyal sentiments, Yours sincerely, Henriette Abel Smith, (signed) Lady-in-Waiting.The members of the Westmount Junior Stamp Club were very pleased with the nice reply.The members plan to frame, the letter so as to keep it in nick condition permanently.Co Oct.4 at the age of 91.A lifelong member of St.James the Apostle Church, he was an honorary life member and senior member of the St.James Club.He was a governor of the Montreal General Hospital, one of the founders of the St.James Literary Society and belonged to the Hermitage Club, Lake Memphrema- gog.He is survived by his widow, the former Amy Isabel Taylor; a son, W.R.Wonham; two daughters, Mrs.Eric Dawber and Mrs.Hugh Saunderson; a brother, H, E.C.Wonham of Richelieu, Que.; and Westmount; Mr.Pinay; H.J.O'Connell; Ernest Gohier, of Vy mount; Count and Countess deBrantes.The countess is the daug ~ | Hugh E.Marl Is Dead At 6 | Was Gazette Cashit For Nearly 40 Yeu - Final tribute was paid Th to Hugh Martin, 351 Roslyn nue, for 39 years cashier at Gazette Printing Company Li ed and noted sports enthus He died Tuesday at the Wed Division of the Montreal Ga Hospital after a lengthy He was 63.Mr.Martin joined The Gs Printing Company in 1814 was almost immediately : cashier.He retired on pensi June of this year.A member of The Guy Quarter Century Club, he belonged to the MAAA and St.Lambert Country Club.He was the son of the late( Justice John Edward Martin his wife Nellie Rooney, and born in Sweetsburg, Que.Hed to Montreal at an early age attended the High School w he played on championship ball and hockey teams.He played considerable ta in the Eastern Townships a later years was an active gob He is survived by his wife former .Mabel Gertrude Craig; a son, John Edward.Funeral was held from Chapel of William Wray, with terment at Sweetsburg, Que.K.H.Oxley Spe: To \u2018Hi=Y\" Group Nine officers of the Westm Girls and Westmount Boys i Club attended the Hi-Y Off Training Course this past W of each of the 17 Hi-Y © across the City attended the | ference.The main speaker for Conference was K.H.Oxley, ?cipal of Lachine High School, address the group on the ¥ \u201cHi-Y Today\".The purpose of the Confer was to enable the various off to learn about their part responsibilities in the Club.Among those representing Westmount Clubs were: Mickey Brown, president of we mount Girls\u2019 Hi-Y Club | Janet Henderson, secretarÿ: * Heather Cross, treasureri Miss Joan Fish, chaplain & club; Mr.Bob Haslett, pres.of the Boys\u2019 Hi-Y Club; MT Annesley, vice-president; Richard Fletcher, secretary: John Blachford, treasurer Page -Irairchild, chaplain © six grandchildren, Ciub« 0 >.EX EE : ; Fit RE Fe oe ADEA f end at Camp Perrot.The offi ere ares ip pd.Tt ier, of Wa the dauif i È 1 Roslyn cashjer at pmpany Li ts enthusi the West ntreal Ge ngthy } The Ga in 1014 diately bionship f s.erable td nships an ctive golf his wife de Craig: d from Fray, with g, Que.Spei oup b Westmd Boys H i-y Offi past wé The offid Hi-Y 0 Hed the Q aker for Oxley, f School, the % Confert ous offi partic Club.senting ere: nt of wa 1ub; À etary.* hurer; ain of , presid « Mr.J ident; etary: burer, in- of FINE FLOORING x Specializing in Refinishing Old Floors | pect ® ASPHALY - HARDWOOD v ® RUBBER A.Ross Grafton \u201c & COMPANY 4486 \u2018ST.CATHERINE STREET WESTMOUNT Free Estimates WE.2323 I voi.XXIV, No.4] Bix The aminer 60 YEARS IN WESTMOUNT\" .+ Reliable JEWELLERS WATCH REPAIRS 4 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN'S WE.4045 1216 Greene Ave.4 .\u2018 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1953 PAGE THREE Art Exhibit Feature Of Dental Sessions An art exhibit which will include works in oils, watercolours, pastels, etchings, photography, sculpture, or other media, will be one of the sidelights at the forthcoming Joint Meeting of the Canadian Dental Association and the \u2018annual Montreal Fall Clinic, taking place Oct.18-21.\" Chairman of the show is Dr.A.R.Winn, 757 Upper Belmont, who \u2018has gathered art work from all parts, of Canada.The exhibit will take place in the mazzanine of the Mount Royal Hotel and is also open to the public.The artists will all be dentists, their families and associates, and entries have already been received from such western points as Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Toronto, Ottawa and Winnipeg.Dr.Winn expects approximately 75 different pieces by the time the show opens., Kindness in women, not their beauteous looks, shall win my love.\u2014Shakespeare.Ronald S.R.Williams \u201c Insurance Broker pentes A photographic glance at \u201cStudio Nine\u201d \u2014 the niclkmame for the workshop of nine artists who banded together to make names in the world of art\u2014reveals four aspirants discussing their paintings.The four in the photo, are, left to right: Ann Sperber of Victoria avenue, Westmount; Edna Tedeschi, Montreal; Willa Ogilvie, Cartier- ville; and Maro Scarvelis of the Town of Mount Royal.* * Hidden Away In An Upper Room Girls Display Art, By MORT RANSEN This \u2018Studio Nine\u2019.A little man stood looking at the window display of a cleaning store.Something inside made him remove his spectacles, wipe them vigorously with the tip of his necktie and peer through the lens once more.It wag still there! is the story of In between two signs telling how quickly the\u2019 store could renew your hat and repair a rip in your trousers there was an original oil painting.A still life study, this, he told him- FALL SALE! 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WHO WANTS US?Standard Poodle Puppies For Sale Black, now 13 weeks old.Best breeding, registered, inoculated.$1 00 - $125 Mrs.Alex Casgrain By appointment only - FI.1772 a of TEESE RETR Jt SR EN RME AA ei EEE fe TESST TEA A pe 2. LE FOUR == THE BXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER % 4088 - Xate Mrs.Owen Rede Campbell Receives Many Fine Tributes Final tribute was paid Friday to Mrs.Owen Rede Campbell, prominent \u2018in Presbyterign church work in Canada and honorary president of the Westmount Con- HER MAJESTY'S VALET SERVICE Reg'd, Special One Day deluxe Cleaning Service Tailoring, cleaning and remodelling.Ladies\u2019 and Gent's Suits made-to- measure.Also furs repaired and remodelled.We call for & deliver by truck FI.2048 1463 Guy Street servative Women\" 8 Club.She was 87.A gifted speaker, Mrs.Campbell was a prominent Progressive Conservative, and a strong advocate of women's rights in Quebec.She had spoken in practically every Presbyterian Church on the island of \u2018Montreal.Daughter of Dr.Donald MacRae, former moderator of the Presbyterian Church, and of his wife, the former Catherine McLea, Mrs.Campbell was born in St.John's, Newfoundland.As a child she went to Scotland with an older sister and received her formal education in Edinburgh.Returning to Canada after her father had become a minister at Saint John, N.B.she married Owen Rede Campbell, a former branch manager of the Bank of Montreal in the Eastern Townships, who died in 1925.Mrs.Campbell was associated with Mrs.John Scott and Misg Idola St.Jean in trying to improve ' (Continued on Page 5) EXTRA MONEY Sell 8th Series Canada Savings Bonds We require sub-agents to distribute this new issue.L a WESTMOUNT MOTHER OF NINE: Petitcote Becky, of West- mount, distinguished herself last summer by having nine beantiful black Poodle puppies, four girls and five boys.Becky is shown here taking a broad jump in fine style, and shown with her is Mrs.Alex Casgrain, whom she owns.Becky is an \u201cObedience .Dog,\u201d meaning that her, hobby is training with the Mountain City Obedience Club and attending Obedience Trials, where she has won, so far, both the Canadian and American \u201cCompanion Dog\u201d titles.She hopes her children will follow in her pawsteps when they grow up.Right now they are only three months old, and all but four have gone out in to the world to new homes.| Obedience Training Films To Be Shown Films on Obedience training for dogs will be shown on Tuesday, Hidden Away in (Continued from page 8) Royal, Helen Stone, Hampstead sp | | 4932 Sherbrooke St.vi In DE.3717 | id 2 oo , TAP DANCING For details of how to earn the Commission paid to Sub-Agents PLEASE TELEPHONE : MARQUETTE 2385 DAWSON, HANNAFORD LIMITED 507 Place d'Armes MONTREAL, QUEBEC Just arrived from Hofiand! 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OP SOIL Jror sa $4.00 for 1 cubic yard $3.50 for each additional cu.yd., delivered The finest top soil obtainable + * BLACK SOIL For Top Dressing $6.00 per cu.yd.\u2014 2 cu.yds.or more $5.50 per cu.yd.delivered Filling Earth, $7.00 per load of 4 to 5 cu.yds.PEAT HUMUS $1.75 per bag for 5 bags $1.50 per bag for each additional bag (App.75- 100 Ibs, per bag) Per ton, loose, $22.00 ® Rock Gardens Stone $14.00 per ton © All types of stones and cement blocks for walks and terraces PRICES ON REQUEST ALL KINDS OF ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, EVERGREENS, PERENNIAL PLANTS.You are invited to visit our Nursery at 840 LUCERNE\u2019 ROAD (Formerly Montée Côte des Neiges) Town of Mount Royal E.DACCORD LTD.LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR NURSERY: EX.8742 Main Office - WA.1581 and Shirley Fellows McTavish.For the most part, they are between the ages of 19 and 22.The idea was originated by Athens-born, Miss Scarvelis, who looked around her at the School of Art and Design a few years back and realized that she was not the only struggling young artist in need of a quiet place to wark.\u201cYou can't work with a lot of noise,\u201d Miss Scarvelis said, \u201cand with people telling you that you're drawing the nose crooked and one eye bigger than the other.\u201d Between interviewing the many people who wander up through the cleaning shop to see the exhibition, any one of the nine will testify that Miss Scarvelis\u2019 plan is a complete success.The studio which is located in the flat above 1325 St.Catherine west, received over 200 people on the first night of the exhibition last week.Most of the girls hold down full- time jobs during the day and paint in their spare time.Their positions, for the most part are connected with art instruction.Not confined to paintings, the exhibition also displays the prowess of the artists through such media as etchings, woodcuts and chalk in addition to water colors and oils.In all there were 72 exhibits in the show before the sale started.The girls enjoy entertaining visitors \u2014 talking to art enthusiasts who have come to see the show or shoppers who started out to have their suit cleaned and ended up buying a painting.+ Westmount | Park-Emmanuel Services of Thansgiving wil mark Sunday's program in the Westmount Park - Emmaunel Church, the Church in the Park\u201d.Doctor Harvey Campbell will preach at both services.In the morning, \u2018Thansgiving, 1958,\u201d will be the theme, and in the evening the sermon subject will be, \u201cGive me a gratefuul heart.\u201d Two youth groups begin their autumn activities with this co- mig Sunday.A \u201cStudy Work- Shop\u201d on the Life of Jesus for \u2018teen-age boys and girls will be held on Sunday mornings at 10.00 o'clock, and the Young People\u2019s Society, for somewhat older young people, will meet after the evening service every Sunday.Visitors and new-comers to the community will \u2018be cordially welcomed, October 13th, at 7 p.m.in the Palais d'Or Ballroom, 1226 Stanley St.They are \u201cBasic Obedience Training\u201d and \u201cAdvanced Obedience Training,\u2019 and they are designed to show how the average Solo and Class Tuition given personally by Peter Miller.Professional dog-owner can train his or her Routines fe dog to have good mariners and Business Girls learn to obey commands.Classes Instructor in the film is Miss Blanche Saunders, foremost dog trainer on the continent, and author of books and many articles on the subject of dogs.There is no admission charge, the film showing is open to the public, AYE! 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Scotland.Ask for it at clubs, bars, resorts and } IS WEEK AND NEXT AT + + mrmmmmmmmee Unity Boys\u2019 Club \u2019 1090 GREENE AVE.- A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB IE EEE By M aurice Mariasine i Louis Thomas\u2019 Art \" tr lasses were a bee-hive i tivity as 83 youngsters par- Li i BLEnA LOSKY j Piano from VIENNA.ind opera.RE.3-9188 M1 3 EER, ; 4 REGISTER NOW © CAL INSTRUCTION raduated teacher of Singing years coaching for concert Ee [eT TET DANCING 2 SHERBROOKE ST.W./ - cd MMM ticipated in the morning and afternoon sessions.The morning class attracted 45 boys and all.were busily engaged making various articles such as: Indian Heads, tie racks, totem poles, letter openers and varied types of animals.In the afternoon 38 girls ranging in age from 6 to 14 years of age got an inkling of what the boys had been doing throughout the past year and they too were given \u2018an opportunity to increase their \u2018knowledge and skill in fretwork and Indian Lore.Louis Thomas\u2019 ability in conducting mass activity classes is well known throughout.the City.He has the distinction of being able \u2018to keep all the youngsters occupied and happy whether the class has an enrollment of 5 or 50.= Louis Thomas will continue to conduct classes for boys every Thursday evening and Saturday morning and for the girls every Saturday afternoon.Volunteer Staff Upped The recent appeal for volunteers to assist in this year's program has brought gratifying results in several areas.A newcomer to Unity is Walter Gillen who has been appainted leader of the new- ly-formed Leaders Corps.Mr.Gil- len has had considerable experience in Youth Work having organized and operated a senior teenage group in St.John, N.B.His experience also includes coaching and managing hockey and softball teams.Two other additions are Frank [] WESTMOUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE ui 's Your rh MISS R.WOOD, Principal Cor.St.Catherine St.and Greene Ave.Royal Bank Building \u2014 Entrance: 1165 Greene Ave.Why not enrol! with a school established over 20 vears in Westmount * and which has graduates in all leading Montreal firms?Classes, also private lessons.Day or Evening.Expert instruction.WEllington 1885 \u201cTHE SCHOOL OF SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS\u201d 2 gr oo trate ome cac le \u2018 ZZ\" RN oo 2 0 { Thanksgiving \u201cThe gilded earth! the harvest-treasures all Now gather\u2019d in, beyond the rage of storms.\u201d HE.RY © WN .James Thomson The beer with the heart of gold \u201ca .* « x Late Mrs.Owen.(Continyed From Page 4) the legal status of women.in Quebec, and was also a board member of the Prisoners\u2019 Welfare Association, Society.Active in work at Melville Presbyterian Church, she was president of its Women\u2019s Missionary Society for 12 years and was honorary president of the Presbyterian Church, of Canada.She was a former president of the Montreal Women\u2019s Club and an honorary president of \u2018Westmount Conservative Women\u2019s Club.The Montreal Star, if an editorial, said: , \u201cMrs.Campbell was endowed with diversified gifts.A speaker of force and eloquence she possessed as well a natural gift for \u2018organization and leadership.It was not to be wondered at, therefore, that she was called upon to help in many community and social activities.She was one of the early and indefatigable workers \u2014 along with the late Mrs.John Scott and Miss Idola St.Jean - \u2014 for the promotion of \u201cwomen\u2019s rights\u201d in Quebec and underwent with them the none too pleasant experiences that awaited them, year after year, when they appeared in Quebec to present their arguments to the legislature in favor of putting the women of this province on a political equality with other Canadian women.\u201cIt was, however, to the service of the Presbyterian Church in Canada that Mrs.Campbell was, above all other interests, devotedly dedicated.Daughter of the manse and of a father high in the councils of the church, Mrs.Campbell worked through the years to promote its welfare, during a critical period of its history.\u201cMrs.Campbell's gifts to her church, her country and her community were great.They bore full fruit in the past and, together with her memory, will long endure.\u201d She is survived by a daughter, Mrs.Eric B.Hanson; a son, J, A.D.(Peter) Campbell; two brothers, Dr.A.O.MacRae, Vancouver, and Colin C.MacRae, Los An- geles; a sister, Mrs.W.A.Patterson, Victoria, B.C.; and two grandchildren.; Service was held in Melville Presbyterian Church, Westmount, wtih interment in Mount Royal Cemetery.\u2019 Sullivan and Jerry Dault who have combined to instruct a group of boys in wrestling.Both Frank and Jerry will be at -the Club on Thursdays at 8 p.m.i.Freshman Week As part of Freshmen Week at the Sir George Williams College one phase of \u2018Operation Workshop\u201d was carried out at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club last Monday when twelve frosh under the supervision of 3rd.year Arts Student Ronald Reider assisted Club Caretaker Dirk Devries in his annual Fall housecleaning.In addition to washing walls, windows etc.the students also installed a set of climbing \u201cropes in the Gym.How Well?; Question No.1.Who sponsors the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of West- mount?Answers to this question must be submitted to the Club not later than Thursday, October 15th.The correct answer is worth 10 points.Question No.2 will appear in this column on Friday, October 16th.A special prize will be awarded for the highest point getter., Short Items Miss Peterson, piano class teacher has several openings for beginners in her Saturday morning piano classes .Last Monday's Community Sing Song was well- attended.September's member ship registration ,showed 384 renewals \u2014 exactly 109 more than for tlie same period last year .the present trend indicates an all- time high record .Ted Stike- man's lathework class and Frank Reilly's woodwork class began operations last week .Lois Allum\u2019s Ballet and Tap classes have 23 girls registered.- THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBRR 9, 1958 PAGE 1 IVR now the - John Howard OF THE DANCE and MUSIC BALLET - TOE - TAP - ACROBATIC PIANO - Classical and Popular Royal Academy of Dancing Syllabus Taught.Pupils Prepared For Grade and Major Exams.NOW OPEN FOR REGISTRATION For information, call CLenview 4707 4845 SHERBROOKE ST.W.(Corner Victoria Ave.) THE EVANS SISTERS SÉHOOL it RUTH SOREL Best Theatre Dancer from Europe \u2014 New York Times by John Martins Ist Prize International Solo Dance Competition at Warsaw Longstanding Soloist with Eurspean Opera.Classical Ballet and Modern Dance 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.WE.8842 e ELECTRICITY + RADIO e TELEVISION e DRAFTING REGISTER NOW FOR NEW OCTOBER CLASSES DAY OR EVENING Office Hours: Daily 9 to 5 \u2014 Evenings 7 10 9 CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY BUILDING : 1204 Crescent Street Telephone UN.6-0959 snterctosscc nee anOt actu eses STREET \u201c+r0cenparccaansO tenus 80 ane tac cat 0004248300 0b0s0U 0 ' | | NAME .ucovcosentnc0sre00ss | | SPECIAL NOTICE TO SALESMEN IF YOU WANT © a quick pick-me-up for fall sales.© à better opportunity for bonuses.COME TO The Advertising and Sales Executives Club SALES RALLY L.L.CUNNINGHAM \u2014 dramatic and forceful speaker.President, Business Institute of Milwaukee.HUMAN RELATIONS \u2014 THE BASE OF THE SELLING TRIANGLE .good human relations get the order in the first place and keep repeat orders rolling inl READ THESE COMMENTS .© \u201cHe stands out 'in my memory as one of the all-time great salesmen .always delivers an inspirational message with effectiveness and contagious enthusiasm!\u201d PERCY H.WHITING, Author of \u201cFive Great Rules of Selling\u201d © \u201cI have never heurd such a superb, alive, exciting, dramatic presentation as the one you gave us at our convention.\u201d \"DALE CARNEGIE, President, Dale Carnegie Institute.EXTRA! Twenty minute film \"The Importance of Selling\u2019.\u201c THE BALLROOM, MOUNT ROYAL HOTEL Friday, October 16th, at 8.15 P.M.\u2026 Don't miss this opportunity for , Advertising and Sales Executives Club, increased selling power and Suite 31, Mount Royal Hotel, increased earnings.Speaker: Subject: Montreal.\u2018Send me NOW! Sales tickets @ $1.50 each, subsequent Rally ; SEND THIS COUPON i Name .v.i0en- ecno0vs TODAY ! , Company .mu.vossso0cc000 ' Address rrrrereeeence nec cts eres terecemere ie oo i t Cheque herewith [] Invoice me [] ve er Creel yes tg ie FR oe Fi Pi, i PAGE FOUR : Yate Mr === THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 0, Joss Final tribute was paid Friday to Mrs.Owen Rede Campbell, prominent \u2018in Presbyterign church work in Canada and honorary 5.Owen Rede Campbell ~ Receives Many Fine Tributes servative Women's Club.She was 87.or A gifted speaker, Mrs.Campbell was a prominent Progressive president of the Westmount Con-| Conservative, and a strong advo- \u2019 - cate of women's rights in Quebec.She had spoken in practically every Presbyterian Church on the island of \u2018Montreal, - Daughter of Dr.Donald MacRae, former moderator of the Presbyterian Church, and of his wife, the former Catherine McLea, Mrs.Campbell was born in St.\" John's, Newfoundland.As a child she went to Scotland with an older sister and received her formal education in Edinburgh, Returning to Canada after her father had become a minister at Saint John, N.B., she martied Owen Rede Campbell, & former branch manager of the Bank of Montreal in the Eastern Townships, who died in 1925.Mrs.Campbell was associated with Mrs, John Scott and Misg Idola St.Jean in trying to improve HER MAJESTY'S VALET SERVICE Reg'd.Special One Day deLuxe Cleaning Service Tailoring, cleaning and remodelling.Ladies\u2019 and Gent's Suits made-to- measure, Also furs repaired and remodelled.We.call for & deliver by truck FI.2048 1463 Guy Street (Continued on Page 5) EXTRA MONEY Sell 8th Series Canada Savings Bonds We require sub-agents to distribute this new issue.For details of how to earn the Commission paid to Sub-Agents PLEASE TELEPHONE : MARQUETTE 2385 DAWSON, HANNAFORD LIMITED 507 Place d'Armes MONTREAL, QUEBEC Just arrived from Holiand! Thousands of Tulips, Daffodils, Hyacinths, Narcissi, Crocuses, Muscarias, etc.\"C., in a great number of varieties.Orders yours today! ' OP SOI | FOR SALE $4.00 for 1 cubic yard $3.50 for each additional cu.yd., delivered The finest top soil obtainable + * BLACK SOIL ° For Top Dressing $6.00 per cu.yd.\u2014 2 cu.yds.or more $5.50 per cu.yd.delivered Filling Earth, $7.00 per load of 4 to 5 cu.yds.PEAT HUMUS \u2014 $1.75 per bag for 5 bags $1.50 per bag for each additional bag .(App.75-100 lbs.per bag) Per ton, loose, $22.00 ® Rock Gardens Stone $14.00 per fon © All types of stones and cement blocks for walks and terraces PRICES ON REQUEST ALL KINDS OF ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, _EVERGREENS, PERENNIAL PLANTS.+ You are invited to visit our Nursery at 840 LUCERNE\u2019 ROAD (Formerly Montée Céte des Neiges) Town of Mount Royal E.DACCORD LTD.LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR 5 _ dr ted WESTMOUNT MOTHER OF NINE: Petitcote Becky, of West- mount, distinguished herself last summer by having nine beau black Poodle puppies, four girls and five boys.Becky is shown here taking a broad jump in fine style, and shown with her is Mrs.Alex Casgrain, whom she owns.Becky is an \u201cObedience .Dog,\u201d meaning that her, hobby is training with the Mountain City Obedience Club and attending Obedience Trials, where she has won, so far, both the Canadian and American \u201cCompanion Dog\u201d titles.She hopes her children will follow in her pawsteps when they grow up.Right now they are only three months old, and all but four have gone out in to the world to new homes.Hidden Away in (Continued from page 38) Royal, Helen Stone, Hampstead and Shirley Fellows McTavish.For the most part, they are between the ages of 19 and 22.: The idea was originated by Athens-born, Miss Scarvelis, who looKed around her at the School of Art and Design a few years back and realized that she was not the only struggling young artist in need of a quiet place to work.\u201cYou can\u2019t work with a lot, of noise,\u201d Miss Scarvelis said, \u201cand with people telling you that you're drawing the nose-crooked and one eye bigger than the other.\u201d Between interviewing the many people who wander up through the cleaning shop to see the exhibition, any one of the nine will testify that Miss Scarvelis\u2019 plan is a complete success.The studio which ig located in the flat above 1325 St.Catherine west, received over 200 people on the first night of the exhibition last week.- Most of the girls hold down full- time jobs during the day and paint in their spare time.Their positions, for the most part are connected with art instruction.Not confined to paintings, the exhibition also displays the prowess of the artists through such media as etchings, woodcuts and | chalk in addition to water colors and oils.In all there were 72 exhibits in the show before the sale started.The girls enjoy entertaining visitors \u2014 talking to art enthusiasts who have come to see the show or shoppers who started out to have their suit cleaned and ended up buying a painting.+ Services of Thansgiving will mark Sunday's program in the Westmount Park - Emmaunel Church, the Church in the Park\u201d.Doctor Harvey Campbell Westmount Park-Emmanuel | will preach at both services.In the morning, \u201cThansgiving, 1953,\u201d will be the theme, and in the evening the sermon subject will be, \u201cGive me a gratefuul heart.\u201d Two youth groups begin their autumn activities with this coming Sunday, A \u201cStudy Work- Shop\u201d on the Life of Jesus for \"teen-age boys and girls will be held on Sunday mornings at 10.00 o'clock, and the Young People\u2019s Society, for somewhat older young people, will meet after the evening service every Sunday.Visitors and new-comers to the NURSERY: EX.8742 Main Office - WA.1551 community will \u2018be cordially welcomed.\u201c ) Obedience Training Films To Be Shown Films on Obedience training for dogs will be shown on Tuesday, October 13th, at 7 p.m.in the Palais @\u2019Or Ballroom, 1226 Stanley St.They are \u201cBasic Obedience Training\u201d and \u201cAdvanced Obedience Training,\u2019 and they are designed to show how the average dog-owner can train his or her dog to have good mañners and learn to obey commands.Instructor in the film is Miss Blanche Saunders, foremost dog trainer on the continent, and author of books and many articles on the subject of dogs.There is no admission charge, the film showing is open to the public.8 S 4932 Sherbrooke St.We ne 5 oo\u201d , TAP DANCING Solo and Class Tuition given personally by Peter Miller.Professional Routines.Business Girls' Classes Our Reputation Is Your Guarantee! AYE! IT'S.STRONG ALE \u201c BREWED AND BOTTLED BY WM.MCEWAN & CO.LTD.[ EDINBURGH-SCOTLAND- CONTENTS 12 FLUID O2S.McEwan's Strong Ale is a world famous Scotch Ale, brewed sad bottled in Edinburgh, Scotland.Ask for it at clubs, bars, resorts and AT ALL QC.STORES.LIST NO.52-E :* nt > + our | i TLL ++ pme Unity Boys\u2019 Club 1090 GREENE AVE.A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB ZL (LAr 272, RP diididizie By M auri è e M a ri a sin e LL ; Louis Thomas\u2019 Art eat classes were a bee-hive activity as 88 youngsters participated in the morning and.afternoon sessions.The morning class attracted 45 Roys and all were | Gradu , À us Ploro trom VIENNA.and opera.busily engaged making various articles such gs; Indian Heads, tie racks, totem poles, letter openers and varied types of animals.In the afternoon 38 girls ranging in age from 6 to 14 years of age got an inkling of what the boys had been doing throughout the past year and they too were given \u2018an opportunity to increase their | Knowledge and skill in fretwork and Indian Lore.Louis Thomas\u2019 ability in conducting mass activity classes is well known throughout.the City.He has the distinction LENA LOSKY OCAL INSTRUCTION ated teacher of Singing 5 years coaching for concert RE.3-9188 fl REGISTER Now [J WESTMOUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE of being able -to keep all the youngsters occupied and happy [7% whether the class has an enroll- J ment of 5 or 50.= Louis Thomas will continue to conduct classes for boys \u2018every Thursday evening and Saturday morning and for the girls every Saturday afternoon.Volunteer Staff Upped The recent appeal for volunteers to assist in this year\u2019s program has hrought gratifying results in several areas.A newcomer to Unity is Walter Gillen who has been appointed leader of the new- ly-formed Leaders Corps.Mr.Gil- len has had considerable experience in Youth Work having organized and operated a senior teenage group in St.John, N.B.His experience also includes coaching and managing hockey and softball teams.Two other additions are Frank Le SUN * .BALLET .TAP.- BALLROOM.ef ele] BETS , DANCING .se id MISS R.WOOD, Principal Cor.St.Catherine St.and Greene Ave.Royal Bank Building \u2014 Entrance: 1165 Greene Ave.Why not enroll with a schoo] established over 20 vears in Westmount * and which has graduates in all leading Montreal firms?Classes, also private lessons.Day or Evening.Expert instruction.WEllington 1885 \u201cTHE SCHOOL OF SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS\u201d WAY NAS + \\ (LY 0 NN 4 fi N 4 VOS a Thanksgiving \u201cThe gilded earth! the harvest-treasures all Now gather\u2019d in, beyond the rage of storms.\u201d James Thomson Late Mrs.Owen.(Continued From Page 4) the legal status of women.in Quebec, and was also a board member of the Prisoners\u2019 Welfare Association, now the John Howard Society.Active in work at Melville Presbyterian Church, she was president of its Women\u2019s Missionary Society for 12 years and was honqrary president of the Presbyterian Church, of Canada.She was a former president of the Montreal Women's Club and an honorary president of \u2018Westmount Conservative Women!s Club.The Montreal Star, if an editorial, said: , .\u201cMrs.Campbell was endowed with diversified gifts.A speaker of force and- eloquence she possessed as well a natural gift for \u2018organization and leadership, It| was not to be wondered at, therefore, that she was called upon to help in.many community and social activities She was one of the early and indefatigable workers \u2014 along with the late Mrs.John Scott and Miss Idola St.Jean \u2014 for the promotion of \u201cwomen\u2019s rights\u201d in Quebec and underwent with them the none too pleasant experiences that awaited them, year after year, when they appeared in Quebec to present their arguments to the legislature in favor of putting the women of this province on a political equality with other Canadian women.\u201cIt was, however, to the service of the \u2018Presbyterian Church in Canada that Mrs.Campbell was, above all other interests, devotedly dedicated.Daughter of the manse and of a father high in the councils of the church, Mrs.Campbell worked through the years to promote its welfare, during a critical period of its history.\u201cMrs.Campbell's gifts to her church, her country and her community were great.They bore full fruit in the past and, together with her memory, will long endure.\u201d She is survived by a daughter, Mrs.Eric B.Hanson; a son, J.A.D.(Peter) Campbell; two brothers, Dr.A.O.MacRae, Vancouver, and Colin C, MacRae, Los An- geles; a sister, Mrs.W.A, Patterson, Victoria, B.C.; and two grandchildren.; Service was held in Melville Presbyterian Church, Westmount, wtih interment in Mount Royal Cemetery.\u2019 Sullivan and Jerry Dault who have combined to instruct a group of boys in wrestling.Both Frank and Jerry will be at -the Club on Thursdays at 8 p.m.|.Freshman Week As part of Freshmen Week at the Sir George Williams College one phase of \u201cOperation Workshop\u201d was carried out at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club last Monday when twelve frosh under the supervision of 3rd.year Arts Student Ronald Reider assisted Club Caretaker Dirk Devries in his annual Fall housecleaning.In addition to washing walls, windows etc.the students also installed a set of climbing \u201cropes in the Gym.How Well?Question No.1.Who sponsors the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of West- mount?Answers to this question must be submitted to the Club not later than Thursday, October 15th.The correct answer is worth 10 points.Question No.2 will appear in this column on Friday, October 16th.A special prize will be awarded for the highest point getter., Short Items Miss Peterson, piano class teacher has several openings for beginners in her Saturday morning piano classes .Last Monday's Community Sing Song was well- attended.September's member ship registration showed 384 renewals \u2014 exactly 109 more than for tlie same period last year.the present trend indicates an all- time high record .Ted Stike- man's lathework class and Frank Reilly's woodwork class began operations last week .Lois Allum\u2019's Ballet and Tap classes have 28 girls registered.« cot THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBRR 9, 1958 PAGE 11VR _, THE EVANS SISTERS SÉHOOL | OF THE DANCE and MUSIC BALLET - TOE - TAP - ACROBATIC PIANO - Classical and Popular Royal Academy of Dancing Sylidbus Taught.Puplis Prepared For Grade and Major Exams.NOW OPEN FOR REGISTRATION For information, call GLenview 4707 4845 SHERBROOKE ST.W.(Corner Victoria Ave.) ii 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.RUTH SOREL Best Theatre Dancer from Europe \u2014 New York Times by John Martins Ist Prize International Solo Dance Competition at Warsaw Longstanding Soloist with Eurcpean Opera.Classical Ballet and Modern Dance WE.8842 o ELECTRICITY e RADIO e TELEVISION e DRAFTING \"REGISTER NOW FOR NEW OCTOBER CLASSES DAY OR EVENING Office Hours: Daily 9 to 5 \u2014 Evenings 7 to 9 CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY | | BUILDING .od | 1204 Crescent Street Telephone UN.6-0959 | | NAME mrsseorsrsene ras tenrs rames cecnar ans eragencenneente | | STREET ecconessercassa0eoc ct envocounen sas ennes ones seau s) J CITY .sorsons aosncceunse es AGE .G.-M.-E I Sh EA SR Paget .Don't miss this opportunity for SPECIAL NOTICE TO SALESMEN IF YOU WANT © a quick pick-me-up for fall sales.® a better opportunity for bonuses.COME TO The Advertising and.Sales Executives Club L.L.CUNNINGHAM \u2014 dramatic and forceful speaker.President, Business Institute of Milwaukee, Speaker: HUMAN RELATIONS \u2014 THE BASE OF THE SELLING TRIANGLE .-.good human relations get the order in the first place and keep repeat orders rolling in! READ THESE COMMENTS .© \u201cHe stands out 'in my memory as one of the all-time great salesmen .always delivers an inspirational message with effectiveness and contagious enthusiasm!\u201d PERCY H.WHITING, Author of \u201cFive Great Rules of Selling\u201d © \u201cI have never heard such a superb, alive, exciting, dramatic presentation as the one you gave us at our convention.\u201d \u2018DALE CARNEGIE, President, Dale Carnegie Institute, EXTRA! Twenty minute film \u201cThe Importance of Selling\u201d.THE BALLROOM, MOUNT ROYAL HOTEL Subject: Friday, October 16th, at 8.15 P.M.\u2018 Advertising and Sales Suite 31, Mount Royal Hotel, Montreal.\u2018Send me NOW! Sales Rally tickets @ $1.50 each.increased selling power and subsequent increased earnings.\u2019 a ! Cheque herewith [] Invoice me [] ! SEND THIS COUPON ; Name .2.200000000 2cn0se ; TODAY ! .Company .vu serene Address .evvrons-c000:.000000, -\u2014-\u2014 Exccutives Club, \u2019 bY n we mas erg ni 1 ody vo one ten degree\u201d PAGE SIX THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS ~ Published Every Friday b THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.> GARDEN SUBURB WAIlnut 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to publie service.Mail subseriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 half year.Authorized as 2nd Class Post Office Dept, Ottawa.y ° FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1953 Thanksgiving + % % - Let Us Be Thankful, Humble, Help Others Monday is Thanksgiving aside for us to contemplate the many things for which we owe gratitude.Canadians especially have much to be thankful for, for Providence has-blessed us as few people have been blessed.In material things we are among the most fortunate in the world; spiritually, we are comparatively free of the eynicism and atheism that has robbed so many people of the greatest satisfactions of life.We have much to live for, for, much to be thankful for.But as we give our thanks to the Al- Work Hard, \u2014 a day set much to work Welfare Federation Campaign .Must Not Fail.The Welfare Federation -drive officially closes tonight and if minimum services are to be continued by all its various agencies, a great last-minute effort will have to be made.to achieve the objective.The objective admittedly is a high one, but it has been arrived at and carefully checked by leading Montreal business men, and is the minimum sum considered necessary if the work of federation is to meet the demands of the coming year.Rising costs account for the increase over last year.This is a worthy cause \u2014 the care of the sick and helpless, the underprivileged, and the unfortunates.The \u2018work is worthy of all the assistance we can give it.Be generous.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1953 mighty, let us do so in all humility, without = pride, realizing that if the chances of.fate ave favoured us.more than others,.oli.\u2018blessings carry with them an obligation to those not so fortunate.Let us be humble and thankful, work hard, and resolve to share our good fortune } with\u2019 worthy peoples not so fortunate.Help The Unfortunates * * If, per chance, you have not been canvassed, send in a subscription anyway.Hhanksgiving By Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor {Rector of Trinity Memorial Church) There is one point at which the ordinary ways of thinking are reversed.Generally people will ask for a thing quite readily and anxiously and even persistently; but when they have obtained their request they very often forget to give lhanks.Our Lord found that to be true.Ten lepers came and sought His healing power.He sent them on their way and they realized that they had been healed, but only one or the ten turned back to give thanks.That is probably a fair average.Day by day we receive blessings from God, blessings material and spiritual, and probably not more tan one person in ten stops long enough to give thanks to the Giver.Think what those gifts are: the fact that we are here at all; the fact that there is a world for us to live in; the fact that we have the power and can develop the skill to turn that world to our advantage; the fact that God keeps in being both that world and us; that God provides a new home for us when we have worn out our welcome here.Those are some of the things for which we should give thanks day after day.Those are the things which nine out of ten forget.But from time to time and from place to place there are special things for whick we give thanks.I thank God with all sincerity that I was born in the Dominign of Canada.and that I am allowed to be a witness of the marvellous development of my own country.We have seen the actual wealth of our country far-more than doubled in a quarter of a century; and we have seen the potential wealth multiplied many times.We may well thank God for it.But I wonder if we are thanking Him in our acts as well as in word.It is not very hard to go to Church and sing \u201cNow thank we all our Gud\u201d, and put a dollar bill on the collze- tion plate.It is much harder to consider quietly what response I, as an individual blessed by God, should make to the hospital appeals and the welfare Federation appeal, which are the.simplest PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Ches, \u20ac.Cochrane, B.A, B.D., Minister.\u201d Sunday, October 4th 11.60 nom.Morning Worship 11.00 a,m, Church School.7.30 p.m.Evening Worship.Visitors and Friends Are cordially Welcome.Sherbrooke St.Lester A.Woodin.Orgettist and Choirmaster means of expressing thankfulness.I do not express my personal thankfulness by making a gift to myself but by meeting the need of groups or individuals in the community.So we do not express our national Thanksgiving by doing something within the nation.Rather we look outside to see the need of the world.God has given us coal and oil, iron and the precious metals; He has endowed us with crops beyond our imagining; and the only way we can thank God adequately is to share them.That refers especially to food.The hungry nations would like our coal and iron; but they are in des- perute need of our wheat.In fact, millions will die if they do not get a share of it: Actually what we need most in Canada at the present time is someone with vision enough and authority enough to bring together the world\u2019s need for food, and our over-supply of food.That should be the aim of our Thanksgiving.\u201cAre sin, disease, and death real?\u201d is the subject of the Les- son-Sermon to be read in Christian Science churches on Sunday.This Lesson-Sermon teaches that sin, sickness\u2018and death are no part of God's perfect spiritual creation; and that they can be eliminated from the human sense of existence in proportion as we understand their lack of any scientific basis.The Golden Text is from Psalms: \u201cGod be merciful unto us, and hless us; shine upon us; that thy way may he known upon earth, thy saving health among all nations.\u201d Bible citations include the following from Luke: \u201cWhether is easier, to say, Thy sins be forgiven thee; or to say, Rise up and walk?But that ye may know BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH WwW.and Roslyn Avenue John Alexonder Johnston, D.D., Minister Hibbert Troop, Organiet and Choirmaster Sunday, October 11th Thanksgiving Services 11,00 a.m.\u201cThis Lovely Grace of Geatitude\u201d \u2014 \"0, glve thanks unto the Lord\u201d.11.00 san, Sunday School, Dr.W.S, Weaver Superintendent, 7.30 pom.\u201cWhy Don\u2019t You Smash That Idol?\u201d Third in \u2014 \u201cWhy Don\u2019t You?\u201d Serles, Dr.Johnston Will Preach VISITORS CORDIA ad .Y WEL COMED Students Especlaily Invited and cause his face to |' that the Son of man hath power upon ear to forgive sins, (he said unto the sick of the palsy,) I say unto thee, Arise, and take up thy couçh, and go into thine house.\u201d Correlative passages from the denominational text hook \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy include the following: \u201cJesus healed sickness and sin by one and the same metaphysical process.Is it error which is restoring an essential element of Christianity, \u2014 namely, apostolic, divine healing ?No; it is the Science of Christianity which is restoring it, and is the light shining in darkness, which the darkness comprehends not.Healing the sick and reforming the sinner are one and the same thing in Christian Science.\u201d + + | Westmount Baptist | 4 \u2014 + Thanksgiving will be observed in Westmount Baptist Church Sunday.The theme of the morning ser mon will be: \u201cThis Lovely Grace of Gratitude\u201d.Of all the people in the world, Canadians have the greatest cause for Thanksgiving.\u201cO give thanks unto the Lord for He is good and His Mercy endureth forever\u201d In the evening Dr.Johnston will continue the \u201cWhy Don\u2019t You?\u201d series of adresses.The question to be answered wil] be: \u201cWhy Don't # You Smash That Idol?\u201d Men no Christian Science | + worship statues of Baal, Zeus but idolatry is as longer Diana or CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount Y.M.C.A.Building, 4585 Sherbrooke St, Westmount Sunday Service 11.60 a.m.\u201d Subject of Lesson Sermon: \u201cAre Sin, Disease, And Death Real?\u201d Golden Text: Psalms 67: 1, 2.God be merciful unto us, and bless us; and cause his face to shine upon us; that thy way may be known upon earth, thy saving health among all nations.Wednesday 8.15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.Reading Room Temporarily Closed SYNAGOGUE CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM- 450 Kensington Avenue, WESTMOUNT, QUE.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Cantor Nathan Mendelson, Rev.J.J.Fromm PUBLIC WORSHIP Sabbath Eve, Friday, October 8th Candle lighting ai 7.20 p.m, Evening Service at 5.10 p.m, SABBATH MORNING 8.40 a.m, rellminary Service, 10,00 a.m.Junfor Congregation.10.00 #.m Scriptural Readings: Genesis, Ch, 6, v.9 \u2014 C v.3.Numihers, -Ch.28, vs, 9-15, salah, Ch, 66, vs, 1-24; 5.05 p.m.Evening Ser vices.WEEKDAY SERVICES Sunday morning at 8,30 a.m, Sunday evening at 5.06 p.m.Weekday mornings at 7.40 a.m.Weekday evenings at 6.30 p.m, h.\u201c11, ¢ 14 |.44 Come to Church Your Church ss the Bulwark of Democracy, There Does Freedom Flourish.Atiend the \u2018Church af Your Choice Regularly.x | ae Shaar Fashomayin +__ Bar Mitzvah: Michael Irwin Taub, son of Mr.and Mrs, Nathan Taub, will this Sahbath morning be called to the Reading of the Torah in celebration of his Bar Mitzvah.Women\u2019s Institute: The Women\u2019s Institute of Jewish Studies is an opportunity afforded to all the women of Shaar Hashomayim to deepen their knowledge and ap- 'preciation of Judaism by means of a co-ordinated educational programme, The Institute meets every Tuesday afternoon from 1:30 p.m.and provides three periods of one Hour each.The instructors are members of the Faculty and prominent guest lecturers from the community at large.Once a month the regular sessions will be climaxed by a tea and discussion of the \u201cJewish Book of the Month\u201d by a leading literary figure.Registra- 7 tion should be made immediately through the Educational Office.Women\u2019s Auxiliary: A gala Suc- prevalent at it ever was.Pan, the Golden Calf and Dagon have still their devotees.Westmount choir, directed by Hibbert Troop, will present choice Thanksgiving music.Visitors cordially welcomed.UNITED CALVARY CHURCH (THE HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP) Dorchester St.at Greene Ave, Westmount Minister: Rev.Walter J.Spence, B.A, Organist and Choir Director: A.J.Binnie 11.00 a.m.\u201cCan Protestantism Hold Canada?\u201d Cintas School in attendance.7.30 Po \u201cThe Mind And The Body\u201d.inal sermon In Serles on \u201cWhat God Hath Joined Together\u201d.Fellowship Hour fin Ladies\u2019 Parlours, The Double Quartette from (French) Eglise St.Jean will sing.COME TO CHURCH THIS SUNDAY BRING ALONG A FRIEND HE NEEDS GOD TOO.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road, near Argyle Avenue, MINISTERS: Rev.D, M.Grant, B.A, Rev.H.W.Reid.B.D.Thanksgiving Sunday THE PUBLIC WORSHIP OF 11.00 am.an and 7.30 p.m.Church School \u2014 11.00 a.m.Organist and Choir Director: .Phillips Motley, B.A.Mus.Bac.F.C.C.0.TEWVESTMOUNT PARK 4 \u201cEMMANUEL >.a UNITED CHURCH à Western Ave.at Lansdowne be Rev.Horvey Compbell, B.D., D.D.Minister: The Sunday Before Thanksgiving Day 11,00 a.m, Morning Service of Thanks- iving, and Sunday School.Sermon: \u201cThanksgiving, 1953\".7.30 p.m.Evening Service of Praise and Rejoicing.Sermon: \u201cGive Me A Grateful [ Heart\u201d.8.30 p.m.Organist, O.R.Gliddon Choir Director, J.C.Scott === cos Tea was held y the Women Young People's Gathering.q Auxiliary last week, Mrs, Brown, the President of the Aux liäry, welcomed the many Bues and Succos Greetings were exte, ed by Rabbi Wilfred Shiichat, My Harry Lazar, Hospitality Com, tee Chairman, was assisted by iM D.Kirsch, Mrs.A.Fleming, ry L.Richstope,\u2019 Mrs.A.$1 schleger, Mrs.M.Guggenkeim a Mrs.O.Nutik.Ackriowledgment if also extended tô those: \u2018members o the Youth-Group, who under thy guidance of Mrs.Max, Feldma and Mrs.Fred Packer, helped t decorate the Succah.- EE Based on.first-quarter figun home-building currently is on > upswing in Canada.4 i ANGLICAN ! Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay, Honorary Assistant Harvest Festival Nineteenth Sunday After Triniy 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 9.40 a.nf.Sunday School.10.15 a.m, Mattins (sald).à 11.00 a,m.Procession, Solemn Euch ist and Sermon, 7.00 p.m.Festal Evensong, Serna) and Procession, Preacher: Rev.T.D.Rowe, Week-day Services Holy Communion, 8 um, Monday ao Friday; 7 am.Tuesday, Thurs, day amd Suatupdav: 9.30 w ednesday.Mattins: 0 3 Wednesda : Evensong: a Pan.Saturday at 8 p.m.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH WESTMOUNT Cote St.Antoine Rd.; and Church Hill daily except an.3 Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, } Rev.C.Dougine Ellis, M.A.1.3 ese OÙ | FEE nn SER.daily, except a HARVEST FESTIVAL AND THANKSGIVING 8.00 a.m, Holy Communion.5 11.00 nm.Morning Prayer and Se mon.Preacher: Rev.J.Harwooë Jones, M.A, 4 7.30 pan.Evensong and Sermon.Prescher:.Rev.C.Douglas Ellis] ednesday 11.00 a.m.Holy Communion.Organist, Mr.Eustace Taft, A.C.C.O.TRINITY MEMORIAL .CHURCH: Sherbrooke Street at Marlowe Avend Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector Rev.Canon F.L.Whitley, Hon.Assistant Rev.C.J.Abraham, Assistant Thanksgiving Services Nineteenth Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Comipunion, ] 9.45 a.m.Junior Confirmation Clase} 11.00 a.m.Choral Communion.Preacher: The Ven, A.P.Rees, will meet.Church with parents.7.30 p.m.Evensong, Preacher: The Rector, Monday 8.00 p.m.Adult ay mation Clam.Wednesday 7.00 : a.m.Holy Communion, Thursday 10.00 a.m.Holy Comnrunion.NEXT SUNDAY at St.James United Church 1803 \u2014-150th ANNIVERSARY \u2014 1953 463 St.Catherine Street West (Convenient to all Hotels) + | Rev.Dr.W.HAROLD YOUNG, M.A., B.D., D.D, L.L D, of Toronto Guest Preacher 11 :00 a.m.7:30 p.m.\u201cTHE VOICE OF A FAR YESTERDAY.\u201d \u201cTHE CHURCH IN A HOSTILE WORLD.\" We have one Father, even God.-.ALL ARE WELCOME Rev.B.B.BROWN, Interim Minister * *, \u201c od Gowers: Nursery and Kindergariel Se Other children attend 203 rq hs re RG EST HIN SH ITT fa S For All Kinds Of FRESH FRUIT AND EE \\MELVILLE'S = THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1053 \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 W Alnut 2771* Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10.30 a.m.Thursday tor current issue The Westmount Examiner lassified Advertisin 10 Words 35¢ 3e for each additional word PAGR SEVEN \u2014-RENT- T.V.ee 350 sn Rental Money Refunded If You Decide To Buy ® Well-Known Makes © WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES COMPANY 4209 St.Catherine St.W.471 St.Catherine West WE.2226 Fi.3206 STORES WANTED 29 FOR SALE 34 HELP WANTED 36 HELP WANTED >.42 PERSONALS PROXIMATELY 1,500 square feel LIVING ROOM SET FEMALE : MALE |__| TA CUP reading by appointment, À turi .Ground fl A SBRAÂV Rl vei vin eas.\u201d Confectionery PERIOD STYLE pecuirea OFFICE BOY Call DE.8296.M-10 \u201cAPARTMENTS LOUIS XV Stra money?WS\u201d ate\u2019 locking N°D.G.Pleass phone WA.0381 tooal 5 PRACTICALLY NEW for part-time help to work - COHOLICS j TO LET WILL SACRIFICE or 4 hours dally.æ PERSONALS AL : \u2014 : MILNE'S STATIONERY ANONYMOUS ; PE room apartment, very large REASONABLE OFFER 1179 ST.CATHERINE WEST \u2014 Jz room, 3 bedrooms.Dorval Gar: DUPLIC ATING GROUPS N A apartments.ME.1-3627 evenings.4640 CLANRANALD : M-14 Work à ma , \u2018 a PO.Box 2-3 a SHARE APT.12 or] one on electric ma- or part culars, OX &- \u2014 .35 SITUATIONS WANTED hi R b Sti L, Westmount Advent { LIVING QUARTERS AFTER 5.ELWOOD 3177 FEMALE Excellence of work smneer + Wednesday, Westmount Western i rent ro ime Supe.bana xu M-20 BABY sitter, student, reliable avail- FL ofa CINE: Fleaso PE Thursday.West End , Fic RQ, c » , .N -1 ; Bid oes \"or gentlemen.Besson.BOAT, LUGGAGE AND able evenings, preferably near Greene.- .oil Westmount.WE.7993, M-31 CABIN TRAILERS FOR _ Ç by ue Doom one Bent ALso oursoaro Whitfield Aston » Rector A D:GE bright comfortable room, Ps MOTORS.ATLANTIC 9871 I ir\u201d BS : raaes and Fr 0 essional Cards ; RE STMOUNT, large, = M-6 nt.i VEND Evenings.seiiet.Business DAVENPORT, 3 pieces as new, Li M-32 inner spring filled.Real chance.DE.M-48 al He ROOMS WANTED ; GOLF clubs, Lawson Little mono- ter Trini NED woman wishes room in ETAM, One wood, 4 irons, bag, all new, n.et home, light privileges, reason- F1.9413 evenings.M-43 or e, vicinity Greene, WI.2328 after- GIRL\u2019S trench coat, between season us.M-24 coats; evening dresses, taffeta and mn Euchus b NURSING HOMES cottons ete, 12-16 Years, Very reason\u2019 able.- 5.Sern ERVIEW REST HOME for aged Bors \u2018bicycle; Silex steam iron.DE.âçhe sons.Meals agaretully prepared, 2470 _ M-41 rses on duty ours.80 LaSalle BABY crib, complete, modern metal, , Lachine.NE.5-0734.M-15 white enamel, adjustable helghth, 8 ng side, excelien condition, Minday amt ROO ANTE AED $25.00.WA.1572.M-40- day.Thur THREE beautiful large Hudson J FINED young widow of exce)- Bay sables, dark, natural color, paid \u201coI bits desires suite of rooms, $750.00.Sacrifice\u2019 $250.00.FA.18.except wih first class meals with 0000000 vate cultured family.Vicinity BROWN squirrel jacket, best quality \u2018except afl tmount.No ordinary boarding purchase value $550.00.AT.2064.M-38 se or apartment need apply.Small ypewriter, sma _- idren or teenagers no barrier.Will- $25.00.WE.5488.M-36 \\ to pay high price for perfect ac- BABY scales, pink enamel, new na- AS mmodation.All communications tural fox jacket 36.WE.4454.M-33 ictly confidential.References.Ap- | Box 104, c-o 2185 Hampton aves Foi and board ranted by retired TABLE tleman., leman.BL.653 M-18 Re Tho EL 3468 be GARAGES TO LET tween 10 and 4.° M-26 MP RAGE to let Westmount Avenue rt Olive, Mr Claremont, EL.5719.M-29 COTTAGE oi in beautifui © PE 3 piano, in beautiful tone à CATED garage Lansdowne Avenue.good general condition; living room M.A, 3198.M-50 FOR S Yenetlan blind.5881 Cote St.Antoine AL ALE i NG LNUT wardrobe in good condi- ANTIQUE chairs, \u201c3180.00 pair; small \u2018 n 52 x 74 x 1414.GL.4371.M.51 table, $10.00; gentleman's stirling and Ser RD maple wood sultable for your toilet set, 9 pieces, $35.00, other small I.Harwood: pieces.WE.9725.M-25 eplace 18 fnches or any length re- non ired.Phone HA.1522 Friday or SUIT, cost $135.00 for $35.00, like ermon.turday, 'M-30 (new; Paris afternoon dress, $10.0 Alas Ellis : Warm coat, $7.00; fox $10.00; pred $3.00.New black satin pumps, se.00.Ciontloman's coat, $10.00, WE.= =} (9725.M-23 = BEAUTIFUL antique oak refectory f bed, perfectly new; bunting bag; nylon snowsuit; crib > blankets.Any .C.0.re reasonable offer.WI.8623.M-22 R - BEAUTIFUL antique.oak refrectory RI AL À .table: old chinese corner cupboard; H 4 baby grand piano, perfect condition.H e a 0 ins Fine paintings by Scottish, English, F] REGD Irish and European artists and cole Aven ie lectors\u2019 studies; mirror; tables and [ EH FUNCRAL HOME chairs.FI 8970.M-44 aylor, F7 FULL, dress suit, size 38, cost $100.29 H or $5 tley, H 5610 BABY crib 27 x 51, entirely new, FH complete wit spring and rolled istant HB Sherbrooke St, Ww, edge mattress.Real opportunity.H F3] Direct from jmanufacturer.Clear.CCS HS FH ance.DE.6272.-47 > Trinity DExter 1149 E| DRAFTING table, about 80 x 4, | 3 Completely 53 with seo.good condition, Mist \u201c0 + Nutter, wee ays.ion Ca AIR CONDITIONED H wavs To PORCH 2 = ANTED TO PURCHASE comer.BE Funeral Hom = 51 W rreeten B e and Chape = ANTIQUE Furniture and china.Must | < e genuine.rsen, ntiques.en attend H W1.7966.M-$ k AA TWO burner gas stove and small E painted extension table wanted.WE.5950.M-28 n Clan.À 1234 Mountain St.-UDiversitz 6-6363 The Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At Dickens Event Opening meeting of the Dickens Fellowship will be, held in Victoria Hall, Westmount, on Tuesday evening next, October 13.The speaker will be the Honorary President, Whitfield Aston, who will review \u201cOliver Twist\u201d, the book of study for the season, Musical programmes under the direction of Mrs.H.E.Whipps will be given at each meeting.There will also be dramatic sketches adapted from \u201cOliver Twist\u201d by Ed.Wilson, .' Chairman for the coming season is W.H.Spearman, South African Talks On Aviation Subject Aviation was the topic under discussion at Tuesday's meeting of the Westmount High School Current Events Club.R.S.Mor- rell, South African representative to the International Civil Aviation Organization, after being intre- duced by John Foote, proceeded to explain the function of ICAO to the members of the club.He said that one of the many jobs of ICAO is to take care of airport facilities, while the maintenance of this service is supported by the member countries of the organization.Canada, high on the list of contributors, is also the headquarters of the organization, mainly because she is the country which has made the most of avia- -tion since 1940.MARCUS SPERBER, Q.C., who was honored last night at the 40th anniversary dinner meeting of Mount Royal Lodge B'nai B'rith No.729 held in the Snowdon YM-YWHA auditor- jum, Mr.Sperber is the oldest past president of the local lodge and a past president 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de te orme Ca St SES 30.HE AA, I a i So RE 7 Ee ey SE A CE AIS PII rrr he na Ae At SFR OP pth RY i f Le, wea pgm a mr an en é'nagiss Ly SRA pr am = te ae Sn AES IHL ET ma \u201cil SE Se i Lh 3 di CT ES PAGE EIGHT \u2014 \u2018 7 {rs.Doris Olesen, president, assisted by Mrs.Edwin, Briggs, Hon.president, and Mrs.R.T.Stack- house, vice-president, will receive members and guests at the opening of the club today at 2.30 p.m.at Victoria Hall, Westmount.The guest speaker will be Dr.À.E.Cliffe.Mrs.V.W, G.Wilson, Mrs.H.BE.| Vautelet, Mrs.W.Victor George, Miss Estelle Leblanc, Mrs.G.C.Brooks and Mrs.A.George Brewer have recently returned from Toronto where they attended meetings of the Canadian Association of Consumers.While in Toronto.they were, with other out-of-town | delegates, entertained at tea by Mrs.Louis P.Breithaupt, and at a buffet super by Mrs.W.R.Walton, Jr., Oakville.Mr.Terry Rogers, ing at Royal Military College Kingston, was in town on Tuesday to receive his PhD degree in | mechanical engineering at the Founder's Day Convention of Mec- Gill University, and while here was the guest of his parents, Dr.and Mrs.James T.Rogers, in Westmount.Mr.William H.Ball, of Muncie, Ind.\" who recently returned from Africa where he represented President Eisenhower at the Cecil Rhodes Centenary celebrations, and from Europe where he attended the Coronation in London, is expected to arrive in town shortly to-be the guest of his cousin, Mrs.- Ernest Walton, and Major Walton, of Westmount.The annual reception and tea of the Business Women's Unit of the Catholic Women\u2019s League of \u201c Canada will be held on Sunday, at half past two o'clock, in the Spanish Room of the Queen's Hotel.Mr.G.M, Finlayson of the Canadian Marconi Company will be the guest speaker.The president, Mrs.Jas.Shanahan, will preside, ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mis, Harold A.Stevenson, of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter Helen, to Mr.William Price, eldest son of Mr.and Mrs.John H.Price, of Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.George Alexander Walker, of Richmond, Que.announce the engagement of their elder daughter, Natalie Margue- » \u2018THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1953 ou assistant professor of mechanical engineer- MISS JACQUELINE BENISE POXON, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Christopher William Poxon, of Notre Dame de Grace, and Mr.Raymond Morrison Binmore, son of Mr.and Mrs.Rupert M.Bin- more, of Westmount, whose engagement is announced.Tle marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday, October 31st, at the St.Ignatius-Loyola Church.rite, to Mr.Orloff Clarence Stewart, youngest son of Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Brooks Stewart, of Westmount.The marriage has been arranged to take place at St.Anne's Church, Richmond, on November 7.Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Gale, of Westmount, announce the engagement of their younger daughter, Nancy Isobel Ross, to Dr.Anthony Norman Lamplugh, eldest son of the Bishop of Southhampton and Mrs, Lamplugh, of Winchester, Hampshire, England.Silver Cross Whist The Silver Cross Women of Canada are holding a military whist in the Auditorium of the Y.W.C.A., Dorchester St.W., on Tuesday evening, October 13.Tickets may be had by calling Mrs.Brommall, BE.4614.Proceeds are in aid of veterans.Kindly take cards.Calvary W.M.S.The Thank-Offering meeting of :The ladies pouring .tea at the Opening, of.the -Wéstmçünt\" Women\u2019s Club are Mesdames J .C, McKean, R.H.Anderson, E.C.Riel and H.S.Jacques, Miss Florence Ewing is in çharge of the fe- freshments.~~.c Miss.Victoria de.Yturralde, daughter of Mrs, and Mrs.Daniel de Yturralde, of WeStmount, Miss | Maryse Angrigon, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.J.P.Angrigon, of Notre Dame de Grace, and Miss Carol .Reaper, daughter of the late Maj.CP.Reaper and of Mrs.Reaper, \u20ac éstmount; \u2018are among those | Wohi will make\" their debut this Season.ess at her home, 3826 Draper Ave.on Thursday to the conveners of the various departments of the Autumn Fair to be held in Victoria Hall, October 15 and 16 in aid of the Xavier Apostolate Guild.1 Others who are holding tea- showers preparatory to the Fair are Mrs.Mary Roy and Mrs.J.B.Murphy.Mrs.R.Lee is entertaining her committee on Tuesday Oct.13 at her home, 369 Portland Ave.Mrs.J.S.Thorpe is holding Calvary W.M.S.will be held on Wed.Oct.14 at 8 p.m.in the Ladies Parlors.Mrs, H.V.Driver, is convener of the program, and guest speaker will be Rev.C.S.Juniors Misses Women NEAR SHERBROOKE \u2014 Mave You Sven oe oe Our wonderful selection of new DRESSES?Soft new Wools and Jerseys \u2014 Crepes \u2014 many with delicate new touches \u2014 Taffetas that are soft and flattering \u2014 Failles for daytime or datetime.Don\u2019t miss dropping in to see our wide collection especially gathered to keep you up-to-the-minute.© Youthful Half Sizes ® Exciting Misses Enjoy Personal, Individual Atlention\u2014 Away from the Husile end Bustle of Dorwntoivn, Charlotte * 1353 GREENE AVENUE OPEN 9.30 TO 6 DAILY, FI.2773 ® Adorable Juniors Westmount » TAG DAY CHAIRMAN: Mrs.M.Wiseman, \u2018General Chairman for the Pythian Sisters Tag Day to be held Tuesday, October 13, in aid of polio victims.Other Pythian Sisters projects are Red Cross, Bursary for Polio Research, School for Handicapped Children, Combined Jewish Appeal.Thereapist for Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital and Pythian Appeal.The Pythian Sisters appeal for suport of their tag day, so that all the afore-mentioned hospitals and institutions may receive much-need funds.W.Gordon Mitchell photo Variety Of Antiques And Period Furniture On View At Wallgates A fine antique store has been added to Westmount's smartest shopping centre at Greene Avenue, as an extra outlet for Theo Wall- gate\u2019s expanding business.Mrs.1Ivy Wright, who has long been a resident of Westmount, will manage this branch.Visting there, one sees a wide and choice variety of antiques in beautiful condition, Noted was a Directoire chandelier from France; a 16th century oak refectory table and two Welsh dressers from England; a fine Adams type inlaid grandfather clock having the maker's name \u2018\u2018Bellrose\u201d of Three Ri- ers; an American birdcage; mahogany tea table; graceful Chippendale and other chairs; and an old Sheriden corner washstand.There is also rare old china, Georgian and other silver, copper, brass, lustre, and other bric-a- brac; and a beautiful tooled leather screen.Several period mirrors, both English and French, reflect to advantage old- Italian wa-, ter colours, Canadian and other sporting prints which adorn the walls.The piece furniture and accessories will be kept at the Cote de Liesse shop for the time being., There are gifts for all occasions and hand printed paper, cards and ribbons for their wrapping; and to simplify your shopping \u2014 Christmas cards by Avis Fyshe.Mrs.T.J.Mulcalr was tea host- | za MRS.J.A.MERKEL who is\u2019 active on the committee for a © Silver\u201d Sherry Party tq be held by the Pi Beta Phi Alumnue Club of Montreal at the Officers\u2019 Mess, Victoria Rifles of Canada Armoury on Saturday, October 17, from 5 to 8 p.m.in aid of their social service project.a luncheon on.Tuesday for mem: bers of her committee at the Ritz.Carlton Hotel, ° APROACHING MARRIAGES Mr.and Mrs.William Orr Di.vens, of Westmount, announce the approaching marriage Gerald Anthony Ducross, son of Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Ducross.of Verdun, the wedding to take place on Saturday, November 7, at five Westmount.The attendants will be Mrs.Ar- will be Mr.| | of Montreal and Mrs.H.Nelson, A visit will be well worth your while.ane a\" Old \u201cVienna Real Viennese cooking and specialties Full Course Businessmen's Lunch 75e Evening Dinners a la carte Dainty afternoon teas.® PARTIES CATERED FOR © CONTINENTAL ATMOSPHERE © HOME COOKING 1357 GREENE AVEN Ca Pa 7\u2019 a a a eo Ta an nn nT a a ae a a nae an ene a ee Tn nn nan \"ne \"a\" For An Enjoyable Evening .Eat At The Below UE Sherbrooke pr Erp mr Miss Audrey Beasant, as brides- The reception will be held in Salon \u201cA\u201d of the Queen\u2019s Hotel.Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Mawer announce the approaching mar- ! riage of their daughter, Margery Elizabeth, to Mr.Donald Clark Church, son of Mr.A.C.Church, of Magog, Que., the wedding to take place on Saturday, October 31, in the Chapel of The Church of St.James the Apostle.A reception following the ceremony will be held at the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Sh rooke ou Restaurant eRe 3 cad 3 of their | only daughter, Edna Doris, to Mr, | o'clock in Calvary United Church, ; thur Ackerley, cousin of the bride, | as matron of honour, and Mrs \u2018 R.V.Makepeace, of Hamilton, and à ; maids.Mr.Kenneth A.Munro will { act as best man, and the ushers Lawrence McDowall | and Mr.Douglas McKinnon, cousin of the bridegroom.; if on of ss, of te five rch, S.Are l'ides- shers id in el.awer mar- Fgery Clark urch, Ison, & to ober urch re- hony \u2018ton = ) t.yo à pe it Fresh Broccoli And Sliced Beets| For Taste Appeal Some special vegetable recipe pelongs-in the Thanksgiving meny, gither of these two goes well with turkey: \u2018 Fanned Broccoli | (4 servings) _ | Three tablespoons butter, Ya cup gliced leeks, 1 bunch - broccoli, 1 teaspoon salt, % teaspoon rhus- ina, 4 teaspoon \u2018celery seed, 3- ounce can chopped broiled mushrooms, 1 tablespoon cider vinegar, 1 teaspoon fornstarch.Mélt buttérin frying pan.Add leeks and cook over moderate heat about 5 minutes, stirring frequently.Trim broccoli and cut in %-|, inch pieces.Add broccoli to 1éeks.Sprinklg with\u2019 salt, mustard and | celery seed.Add contents of can of mushrooms.Cover and bring to boil.Cook over moderate heat until broccoli is barely tender, about 10 minutes.Blend together and stir in the vinegar and cornstarch.Serve immediately.> co \u201cTHE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, PRIDAY, OCIOBER\"9, 1953 DENTAL CONVENTION COMMITTEE: This group of ladies met yesterday at the home of Mrs.J.W.Abraham, 4018 Royal g Wilted Spinach (8-4 servings) One package frozen spinach, 3 Avenue, to work out details and arrangements for the coming Dental Association Convention to be held in conjunction with their | 0 Mr, ! \"place ; bride, | Mrs 4 i, and ° o will | owall ; cous- the Montreal Dental.Club on October 19-20 and 21.From left * to right are, front row: Mrs.R.Charette, Mrs.J.W.Abraham (chairman), Mrs.David \u2018IT.Shizgall; and in the rear, Mrs.D.P.Mowry (secretary), Mrs.\u201d A.Gerald Racey, MTs.S.A.MacSween (treasurer) and Mrs.Frank A.Edward.Photo by Ed.Bermingham PAGE NINE } or 4 strips, bacon, % cup diced onion, 3 tablespoons vinegar, 1 teaspoon sugar, Je teaspoon salt.Defrost and drain spinach (if whole leaf spinach is used, chop).Fry bacon crisp, remove and crumble over spinach.Add onion.Pour off part of bacon fat if necessary, -leaving about 3 or 4 table- DOC >0C SOC abe il Uoursel/ >o< - OCT OC pole spoons in the skillet.To the hot fat and vinegar, sugar and -salt.Bring to boil and pour boiling hot over the spinach.Serve at once.CT by Pauli eETDOCSOC, e Roy) Silver Sherry Party To Aid Alumnae Project The Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club | of Montreal is holding a Silver Sherry Party at the Officers\u2019 Mess, Victoria Rifles of Canada armoury, 691 Cathcart St., on Saturday, Oct.17, from 5 to 8 p.m.through the kind permission of the Officer Commanding, Lieuten- | ant Colonel A.O.Nickson.D.S.0.All proceeds are to aid the club\u2019s Social Service project.The President of the Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club is Mrs.H.R.Ledingham.Committee members for the Sherry Party are, Mrs.F.J.H.Johnston, Mrs.D.G.Bagg, Mrs.J.A.Merkel, Mrs.T.G.Sheard and Mrs.E.L.McDade.The Sherry Party coincides with the Montreal debut of Margaret Truman, a member of Pi Beta Phi and a graduate of George Washington University.Patchwork Stitches If you are alternating patchwork or applique blocks with plain quilting on the plain ones.Shells, feathers, fans, wreaths, cables, intertwining diamonds, circles or ovals .any of these motifs are suitable.Many patchwork quilts are quilted close to the seams.This can be done holding the quilt in your lap and supporting it on a table.Large oval or round hoops are available for quiters who like to work on larger sections of the quilt.For fancy hand quilting of an entire quilt, however, a frame is necessary.Frames can be purchased, but any handy man can make one.If you are a beginner, do not except perfect results immediately.However, your work Will improve gradually.Make a : Knot at the end of the threat.Insert the needle through the layers of the quilt (from the bottom, up- @ DUAL # CONTROL © ward), and draw the thread-up so that the knot is concealed in the batt.Use close running stitches.Hold your left hand under the quilt P.and B.Women's Club The Professional and Business Women's Organization Of The Parish Of The Ascension Of Our Lord, Westmount, is holding its monthly meeting on Wednesday, October 14 at St.Leo's School Hall at 8.15 p.m.Rev.Myles Kelly newly appointed Moderator of the Club will be present and will address the gathering.Father Kelly is replacing RIVING HOOL assumed his duties as pastor of St.Dominic's Parish, The President, Miss.Rosemary O'Hagan will occupy the chair and an interesting program and Social Evening has been arranged by the Entertainment Committee.\u2018 EXPERT INSTRUCTION Ve E N DR U SC E \"WESTMOUNT\" S ORIGINAL DRIVING SCHOOL\" WE.4151 1223 Greene Ave.(Opposite Avenue Theatré) RCASC Auxiliary The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, R.C.A.S.C., Br.105, Canadian Legion will be held on Wednesday ct.14, at 740 Bel-Air Avenuè, at 8.15 p.m.blocks, you will wish to do fancy * = Rev.Donald Feron who has now.QC OO DOC Lo>e>e\u2014>e\u2014o\u2014so-l Directions are avzilable for m&kinz the SUNFLOWER QUILT if you send a stamped, self-addressed envelope to the Make-It-Yourself Dept.of this paper and ask for Leaflet No.§ S-22.3, When you're working on your patcniwork quilt, use only fast colour materials of a firm weave.Remember that all fabric should be pressed before cutting, and that all cutting must be exact.to direct the right hand which works on the top.When a- section of quilting has been completed, roll it under and readjust your clamps.When the entire quilt has been quilted, remove it from the frame.Then hem or bind the edges.- Quilt for a Bedspread More colourful than the flower it depicts, this sunflower pattern has Letals of gay cotton prints.Each flower is set in a white square bordered by strips of drak cotton.Newcomers to patchwork or old hands at the craft will like this fine example of needlework.] New Season cauty Fall's prettiest compliments .paid to you by Emile's experienced hair stylists.Our newest coiffures are perfectly suited to every facial type.Permanents from 7.50 Beauty Salon Phones at our Service 1347 Greene Ave.FI.2486 \u2014 FI.0562 COC DOOD 0 DOC DOC D0 DOC D0 DOS OC OC DO O0C DOC DOC OOC TT D0C O00 O00 | | | FALL SPECIALS IN NYLON LINGERIE Half Ships 2.98 & 3.98 Full Slips 4,98 op Nylon Tricot Briefs Piain and lace trimmed \"BIG VALUES IN NYLON COWNS A variety of styles and colors but not in all sizes.Regularly priced from 8.95 to 14.95 NOW 6.50 to 10.80 Buy them now for yourself and for gifts.\"Reg.$4 & $5 7 LADIES WEAR 1233 Greene Ave.(Opposite Avenue Theatre) Ff, 954] oC] DOK >o< >o< oc dO HOC DOC WOOD'S OVERSEAS SHIPMENTS OUR SPECIALTY Inquire about our special facilities and equipment for packing, crating and shipping overseas.Our expertly trained men, our experience in world-wide movement of WESTMOUNT TRANSFER & STORAGE LTD.goods and our modern equipment are sire to meet your approval.Phone today and our representative will be Glad to advise you.\"Moving with care \u2014 everywhere\" 1903 \u2014 50th ANNIVERSARY YEAR \u2014 1953 205 Olivier Ave.{ Westmount WE.113° PAGE TEN C.N.R.Chefs Arrange Thanksgiving Menu Special Thanksgiving Day menus will be offered on Canadian National dining cars across \u2018the System on October 12 reports H.B.Parr, general manager, sleeping, dining and parlor car department of the railway.Featured will be turkey, mince and pumpkin pie, prepared in the train kitchens by chefs.Some eight hundred pies and a hundred- odd plump turkeys, with all the trimmings, will be served à la C.N.R.menu.Pumpkin Pile Here is the C.N.R.recipe for the pumpkin pie, (to make three pies); 1 quart pumpkin, 1 oz.flour, 14 pint cream, 1 pint milk, 10 eggs, 10 ozs.brown sugar, 1 teaspoonful ginger, 15 teaspoonful cinnamon, 14 teaspoonful mace, 1% teaspoon ful nutmeg, 3% teaspoonful salt and dessert-spoonful of lemon extract.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1958 \u2014 - - Re The hourly rate for construction workers in Canada stands at 142.4 cents an hour.Max The Tailor WEST END CLEANERS Now operating our own plant on the premises.FINEST - ODORLESS CLEANING Pick-up & Delivery WA.1131 3-hour Service at our plant 5335 Sherbrooke W.(Near Decarie) ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION: New committee members of the executive of the Westmount High School Alumnae Association, Thr ee 1.0.D.E.Chapters which will open its fall activities shortly, are seen above.Front ; ; ®row, left to right: Mrs.Edwin Briggs, past president; Mrs.Hugh To Sponsor Bam Dance Gall, vice-president; Mrs.F.Victor Elkin, president; Mrs.Marshall Sm Pn YX, ©, SE, eer, Mi le , 3 .y lo res en an el em are oris HAIRDRESSING\u2014BEAUTY CULTURE Rr ok the Royal Mont Clark, Mrs.Geo.Hand, Miss Dorothy King, Mrs.Peter King, real Rermient Arm 4625 St Mrs.F.B.Coppin, Miss Doris Goode, Mrs.William Abrams, Miss OPEN ALL DAY gmien oury, -| Lois Magee, Mrs.Mavis Rabinovitch, Mrs.W.G.Pardoe.Not Catherine Street West will depart seen in the picture are Miss Elizabeth Cross and Mrs.Bruce SATURDAYS from it usual dignified military| Sleemin.en, and go country style, as Don os ., \\ acSween does the calling for the M | Wh { P bl S k C COMMENCING Hallows en Berm Dance tov given MINTATY WhISE, Public Speaking Contest SATURDAY, OCT.17th by the Colonel Arthur O Blois Chapter, the Major General Basil F Î P| Of W Al A Please make your appointment early Pres Sate ann commana CANUTE PlANS estmount Alumnae Assn.a apter Westmount High School Al Associati Specializing in all types of Cold Waves and all other Mrs.Dorotny Dow is coordin- _ Westmount High School Alumnae Association will open its fall ] P branches of Har dressing and Beauty Culture.ator of the Dance and in charge 2°tiVities with a gigantic military whist in Victoria hall, on Thursday : of decorations, and she: has ar- ©Vening, Oct.29.4 394 VICTORIA AVENUE APPOINTMENTS ranged many special dances, The annual public\u2019 speaking contest will be the December feature Room 104 » 10 such as balloon dances, spot dan- of the association.The alumnae offers a shield for the competition and | ces, and a new version of musical prizes for the winner and runner-® 4 chairs, in addition to the square up.The contests are held in the to the school and who best com- | dancing, and versatile Don Mac- hope of encouraging teen-agers bines the attributes of scholarship, Sween will also provide music for to develop self confidence for their honor and sportsmanghip.The waltzing.Mrs.Sheila Phipps post-school life.Scholarships and scholarship award will be present- 2 heads the committee for door the award of honor certificate will ed in the late summer to the stu- 1 prizes and has arranged many sur- highlight the spring session on| dent whose marks and ability of Co prizes in the way these prizes are Alumnae Day in 1954.The gradu- character will entitle her to the ti to be given out.ation class choose one of their university award, w Hard working committee mem- members by ballot to be the re- a bers are Mrs.Ruth Ross, Miss Dor- cipient of the award of honor.This \u2014 s othy O'Toole, of the Arthur O certificate is given to the girl who WITH Blois Chapter; Mrs.Ruth Steven- has performed the greatest service son, who is looking after the tick- US 0 a ets, and Mrs.Dorothy Townsend ; of the Basil Price Chapter; Mari- Tag Day To Be Held Sat.ARRANGE lu etta Freeland, Irene Moore and F H di d Chil d you Us TI Mrs.Lib Miller of the Commandos or nan ICappe IHdren YOU NEVER CHANGE = Chapter.The School for Handicapped | : The rig of the day at the Barn Children is holding a tag day on STORM SASH n Dance is blue jeans for the men Saturday, October 10.and blouses, skirts and loafers for| The School for Handicapped Oo R SCR EE N S G.elax and the ladies.For the novices.Don Children is the only non-sectarian, Rusco Combi- m MacSween will go through the sets non-denominational charitable in- | nation Windows x R very slowly at first, and explain stitution in Greater Montreal de- BO A sh with each step, and eight young boys voted to the rehabilitation of men- in one perme- an and girls from West Hill High tally deficient children who can- neatly install- THE MODERN ALE School have consented to be on |not attend auxiliary classes set up oe Na wi hand to demonstrate the many by school boards for backward TO CHANGE, Be when you relax, relax with intricacies of hoe-downing.children.NOTHING Br Brading\u2019s .the ale for ; The school, established in 1935, 1 round TO oR M \u201c \u201d .plus year \u2018ro rainproof, dra happy times\".made Milk Val Estimated is situated at 10125 St.Lawrence free, filtered-screen ventilation.ne: perfect, kept kept perfect by ! alue Lstimare Blvd.Fy rading's modern brewing At 42 Cents A Quart \u2014 SAVE UP TO 1/3 IN FUEL BILLS! M rocess.cordi I P » According Lo a recent economic Rummage Sales For a free demonstration ho reakdown of the current retail Calvary United Church W , the various nutrients con- y ed nureh Women s CALL costs of the var Association is holding a rummage DO.4653 tained in it, milk is the best food sale on Saturday October 17 at bargain on the market.If you 1:30 m.in on hurch hall Home S ecialfies 1 were to purchase all the nutrients Greene Ave n D = hest r ! p M in one quart of milk separately, » hear Dorchester.INC.DISTRIBUTORS iy they would cost 42 cents, says 5333 St.Lawrence Blvd.C-I-L Agricultural News.12 slices bread, 3 inch thick, M ; Broken down, it reads: one quart 3 88s, 2 cups milk, 3% teaspoon or of milk contains one cent's worth salt, powdered sugar.Beat the g wr 290 of sugar, a half-cent\u2019s worth of eggs.Add the milk and salt.Dip Ah WR \u2018on 3, » vitamins and minerals, two and |slices of bread into this mixture é Rat Le - one-half cents worth of fat and|and saute in a little hot fat or pei THE ALE OF per ec l flavour 38 cents\u2019 worth of protein (at |butter until delicate brown.Sprin- dat .esen eef and pork roast|kle with powdered sugar and serve a present beef P kle.P g a 2 rm anf prices).Total \u2014 42 centa.* ~ Try Cranberries Many New Ways.For: Thanksgiving For the Thanksgiving dinner and for many other meals, you may Want these variations on the cranberry theme.Cranberry Orange Celery Mold (serves 8-10) Ore: quart cranberries, 2% cups watér,\u20192 tablespoons plain gelatin, 18 cup water, 1% cups sugar, grated peel of one orange, grated peel \u2018and juice of one lemon, 2 oranges, peeled and cut into chunks, 1% cup diced celery.Wash cranberries, cook in-2% cups water until soft; strain.Soften gelatin in 14 cup water.Thoroughly mix sugar and softened gelatin with strained cranberties.Add orange peel, lemon peel and lemon juice.Cool until gelatin mixture is almost set.Fold in orange chunks and celery.Turn into 1-quart mold and chill until firm.Unmold and serve as a salad with greens or as a meat accompaniment.Cranberry Relish Two cups cranberries, 1 cup sugar, 12 cup water, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, cup sliced or chopper celery.Combine cranberries, sugar and water in saucepan and cook until cranberries are soft.Remove from heat; cool slightly, then add lemon, juice and celery.Chill well before serving.Makes about 2 cups.If fresh cranberries are not available use one 16-ounce can of whole cranberry sauce.Stir in lemon juice and celery and chill for ât least 30 minutes before serving.Cranberry-Apricot-Lemon Relish (Makes about 1 quart) Four cups fresh cranberries, 2 cups dried apricots, 1 lemon, 2 cups sugar.\u2019 Force cranberries, apricots and lemon through féod chopper.Add sugar and mix well.Chill thoroughly before serving.Sisterhood To Present Play and Fashion Show Opening meeting of the Shaare Zion Sisterhood will take place on Tuesday, at 2 p.m.The feature of the meeting will be a presentation entitled \u201cFrom Pelt to Svelte\u201d written by Mrs.Meyer Caplan, in conjunction with a Fur Fashion Show.The narator will be Mrs.M.Cap- lan; the commentator, Mrs.C.A.Goldstein while the musical interludes will be by Mrs.A.Benjamin.The characters will be: Mrs.L.Bick, Mrs.M.Dubin, Mrs.M.Hart; Mrs.M.Mendell, Mrs.I.Robinson, Mrs.C.Rosengarten, Mrs.S.Rosenthal, Mrs.M.Sherman, Mrs.G.Shubin, Mrs.B.Spears.The models will be: Mrs.H.Berger, Mrs.B.Friedman, Mrs.I.Melnick, Mrs.S.Naimer, Mrs.A.Schwartz and Mrs.J.Stein.Tea hostesses for the afternoon will be: Mis.J.Barnett, Mrs.H.Bernstein, Mrs.A.Blauer, Mrs.P.Braunstein, Mrs.S.D.Brenner, Mrs.A.Charness, Mrs.M.Char- ness, Mrs.H.Diamond, Mrs.Harry | Friedman, Mrs.S.Herscovitch, Mrs.H.Leboff, Mrs.I.Mauer, | Mrs.H.Pugash, Mrs.C.Stein- house, and Mrs.L.Steinman.American Club The American Women's Club: of Montreal is completing Groups for Book Reading, Play Reading and 2 new venture in Oil Painting.Members wishing to join should contact Mrs.Peter Bary, DE.7808.: Some $6,000,000 worth of zip- \u2018tablespoons confectioners\u2019 sugar, Pers are.made each year in Canada.oo , pee OS = , TRE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1953 ane .bherlend Suggests a TJ estive J hanksgiving \u20ac refrigerator to set for about 20 *Chocolate Chiffon Pie on Turkey-Day Menu: Many people prefer a delicate dessert after the Thanksgiving turkey and all the fixin\u2019s.Here's a pie you don't have to.bake \u2014 a surprise pie, too.Under the fluffy filling is a rich layer of tender, fudge-like chocolate made of bite-size pieces of chocolate.They come in mint and artificial rum flavor, too.So take your choice.\u201c Surprise Chiffon Pie Crumb Crust (8 or 9 inch crust).Blend - together.1 oup graham cracker crumbs (12 crackers), 2 34 cup melted butter.Spread and press mixture on buttered sides and bottom of pie plate.\u2018Milk Chocolate Fudge Melt over very hot water: % package (40) milk chocolate wafers.Stir vigorously until smooth CHOCOLATE CHIFFON PIE js a light, delicate sweet with \u2018mn?and creamy.Blend in: % cup \u2018 which to top off the turkey 'n\u2019 fixin\u2019s on Thanksgiving Day.evaporated milk or cream, 1 heap-# mallow, 1 tablespoon corn syrup, thoroughly until smooth.Pour in- ping tablespoon prepared marsh-| % cup confectioners\u2019 sugar.Beat | to prepared crumb crust.Place in minutes.Filing One and one-half teaspoons plain gelatin, 3 cup cold water, 4 egg yolks, 5 cup granulated sugar, 1 tablespoon grated lemon rind, 4 cup lemon juice, 4 egg whites, 14 teaspoon salt, % cup granulated sugar.Add gelatin to water; set aside, Put yolks in double boiler; stir in 14 cup sugar \u2014 lemon rind and juice.Cook, stirring, over boiling water 5 minutes, or until thickened.Stir in gelatin until melted.Remove from heat.Beat egg whites and salt until they form peaks when beater is raised.Slowly add 1%, cup sugar, while beating stiff.Gently fold in hot mixture.Turn into shell; chill until set._ Jeled Raisin Salad Pour boiling water over 1 pack.- age lemon flavored felatine.Stir till dissolved.Add 1 cup seeded raisins 2 tablespoons finely chopped green pepper and 1% cup finely sliced celery, and 3 slices chopped pineapple.Mix well and pour in individual molds.20\" CENTURY DRY CLEANERS A boon to busy people, our-new drive-in cleaning bar will save you precious minutes.Make it a habit - to drive in on your way to work, You should select your Dry Cleaner with the same care you select your Fall wardrobe.20th Century spcializes in the cleaning of Taffetas, Shantungs, Suede, and Kid.Your jaded wardrobe will look like new again, sparkling with new life and restored freshness, not just surface cleaned but - cleaned all the\u2019 way through.You will be amazed at the difference because you can see the difference.For your fine fabrics and those \"difficult\" cleaning problems call WE.8378 or HU.8-5018.EACH GARMENT GIVEN ~ INDIVIDUAL EXPERT ATTENTION \u2018 OUR NEW BRANCH FEATURING CURB-SERVICE Open from 7.30 a.m.to 6.30 p.m.5155 WESTERN AVENUE We call for and DELIVER: WE.8378 - HU.8-5018 20th CENTURY CLEANERS / Member Canadian Laundry & Dry Cleaning Research Bureau 1041 Atwater Avenue WE.8378 5155 Western Avenue HU.8-5018 pers gn rte emer TREE hi PB ARR TS DART La D .LE cg Ï k, ' a, \\ - Ave.and Westmount Blvd.PACE TWRI.VR ' \u2018 Literary Society To Hear Lecture By John Manley {The first meeting of the season of the Dominion Douglas Ladies\u2019 § Literary Society will be held on Friday, October 16, at 3 p.m.in Leslie Hall, corner Lansdowne | | \u2018Gordon Manley, pianist of Van-, couver and New York, will present \u201cLiterature and Music \u2014 A! Comparison.\u201d The music used to ilustrate his lecture will include works by Finaldi, Mozart, Chopin and Debussy.Tea will be served at this meet- |.ing and lecture tickets may be procured in advance from Mrs.À.H.Marden or at the church office.Blue Goose Auxiliary: Season Gets Underway The first general meeting of the Fall season of the Blue Goose Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary was held yesterday at the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel.Mrs.Harry E.Laws, president, presided and Mrs.Paul Cari- gnan was the convener.Plans were discussed for the forth-coming activities to raise money which will be used for charitable purposes.After the general meeting tea was served and Mrs.Ed.H.Shea and Mrs.Gordon Branxoeur offered musical entertainment.The average Canadian family spends better than $82 anntally on health services.CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Western at Wood Avenue WESTMOUNT - Thursday and Friday - October 29 and 30 ® BOOTHS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS © OFFICIAL OPENING 7.30 P.M.THURSDAY CORDIE MOORE - Cartoonist Officiating AY (OLONIAL £ NEW YORK $21.30 ($38.35 Round Trip Fare) 6 FLIGHTS DAILY (4 non-stops \u2014 most frequent Montreal to New York Service) \u2018 VIA LA GUARDIA AIRPORT GOING TO FLORIDA?Colonial offers Canadians quick connections to Florida at New York.LATE NIGHT SERVICE TO EW R N YORK THE OWL ONLY $14.20 4-Engine Service Direct to WASHINGTON, D.C.and SYRACUSE Leave Montreal 9:40 a.m.Now fast direct connections to Rochester and Buffalo via Syracuse COLONIAL AIRLINES Call MA.2201 or see your travel agent THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOPER 9, 1253 Interior Decorating To Be Theme Of Talk To McGill Alumnae McGill Alumnae Society will have as guest speaker at its next meeting, Mr.Louis Mulligan, whose subject will be \u201cThe Art of Interior Decorating\u201d.The meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 13 at 8.15 p.m.in the Royal Victoria College.Mr.Mulligan is President of the Interior Decorators\u2019 Society of Quebec and a member of the Board of Directors of the Montreal Repertory Theatre.He has been connected with the M.R.T.for over 20 years, not only as a designer of sets, but also as an actor and director.He was active in the M.R.T.'s \u201cTin Hats\u201d troup show which visited the armed service camps during the war, and travelled with the troup, designing the costumes and working backstage.As Chairman of the Community Players Theatre Library, Mr.Mulligan has himself donated many of the rare volumes in the library.Special guests at\u2019 the meeting will be a group from next year\u2019s | graduating class in Arts and Science, and the wives of out-of-town doctors attending the Medico- Chirurgical Society Convention.THE ALE YOUR GREAT-GRANDFATHER DRANK THE SPECIAL NAMES SECTION of the Combined Jewish Appeal Women\u2019s Division starts its 1953 drive.Left to right, seated: Mrs.Morrie Coshof, Chairman of the Women\u2019s Division, and Mrs.Harry Gold, Chairman of Special Names, Standing: Mrs.H.Naimer and Mrs.Lionel Rose, vice-chairmen of special names; Mrs.David Jacobs, a past-chairman of the Women\u2019s \u2018Division and Mrs.M.White.The occasion is the distribution of canvassers\u2019' kits to special names workers, at the home of Mrs.Arthur Pascal.Fashion Mints That perennial favorite, fine wool gabardine, is doing so well this season, holding its own in a wide range of fabrics.\u2018It is used in pastels or jewel tones for a handsome and useful daytime , dress, good for, town or country.The casual collar has a deep slit and can be worn with a kerchief or jewelry, The seaming from the yoke pockets converges towards the waist for a slimming line.The pockets at the hips extend just a bit, and there is a leather\u2019s lined self belt.C.W.L City Subdivision To Hold Reception, Tea The opening reception.and tea of the Montreal City Subdivision of the C.W.L.will take.place on Tuesday, October 13, at 2.30 p.min the Prince of Wales salon of the Windsor Hotel.; Professor John Bland, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture of ss - RE Reddy Auxiliary To Hear Folk-Singer At Membership Tea Alan Mills well known Cane- dian folksinger will be the guest artist at a membership tea, and the opening meeting of the 1953- 54 season of the Women's Auxiliary of the Reddy Memorial Hospital, the meeting will be held at tire home of Mrs.A.Becker, 638 Murray Hill, Westmount, on Tuesday, October 13° at 2.30 p.m.The president Mrs.M.B.Mackenzie will preside.Following the usual] business meeting, Mr.Mills will sing =a program of Canadian and other folksongs accompanied by Mr.Gilbert Lacombe and his guitar.Members may take their friends.Other events scheduled for the year: Friday, October 16, at 3 p.m.a rummage sale to be held in St.Stephen\u2019s Church Hall; conveners Mrs.D.McKee and Mrs.J.Fieldman.November 24, a fashion show and tea at the Y.W.C.A.December 15 the annual Christmas Tree Party in aid of the Out-pa- tient Department of the hospital McGill University, the guest speaker.Professor Bland who is a graduate of McGill, and an Associate of the Royal Institute of British Architecture of the University of London, England, will address the group on the subject: \u201cIs the Shack a Contribution to Canadian Housing ?\u201d President Miss Catherine Dwy- er will preside.Mrs.P.Logan is press convener, will be HOLLAND.BULBS : FOR FALL PLANTING Ty Tulips, Narcissi Daffodils, Hyacinths, Crocus, Lilies, etc iff) // Fall Bulb Catatogue\u2019 NY FREE \u2018#9 \\W-HPERRON x CQ SEEDSMEN & NURSERYMEN 955 STLAWRENCE BLVD, MONTREAL DORIS DAY relaxes on the set of the new Warner Bros.Technicolor musical, \u201cBy The Light Of The Silvery Moon,\u201d in which she co-stars with singing star Gordon MacRae.The songs will open Sunday at the Westmount Theatre.>.comedy \u201c, with ,« .Everyman Players\u2019 of Christopher Fry's Eugene Jousse, director of Everyman Players\u201d forthcoming production \"A Sleep of Prisoners\u201d, has announced the opening date of this play.The curtain goes up 8th, at 8:30 p.m.at the Church of and Simpson Streets.The, drama is scheduled for a run limited to seven performances ending November 14th.Opening Nov.8th Sunday evening, November the Messich, corner of Sherbrooke ESL Thanks to reporters Sue Christmas and Ronald Hersen we present our issue.With activities just starting to shape up, here are a few of the people who will try to make this a great year.Students\u2019 Council exec.includes Pres.John Seely; Vices, Pat Gough and Gordon Wasserman; Sec.Joyce Benson; Treas.Bob Haslett.\u2019 Current Events Club led by Pres.Maggie Klein; Vice, John Lochead; Treas.Carol Cracower; Sec.John Foote.Adviser, Mr.Snyder.The Glee Club will be under the direction of Mr.Mackie.Exc.includes John Foote, pres.; Ruth Morgenstern, vice; Phil Johnston, treas.; Ronald Hersen, attendance; Rosemary Gagnon, librarian; and last year's able ac- Purple and White Revue AT NOTRE DAME CHURCH Sunday, October 18th at 9 p.m.STINTS | Sy Arrangement with The Deon end Chopter of St.Pout's Cathedral « London, Englond : TICKETS: $3.00, $2.00, $1.50.On sale at Willis, 1220 St.Catherine W., UN, §-6801; Archambault\u2019s, 500 St.Catherine E., MA.620L | of procuring a gendarme.Don\u2019t | Visit Westmount Session TY l again companist, Judy Logan, be at the piano.The much too frequently underrated Red Cross has too fine co- presidents in Ian Grant and Phyllis Allen.They will be aided by treas.Peter Leslie.Vices to be elected soon.Bob Haslett and Mickey Brown are representing W.H.S.on Eaton's Junior Exec.Don Hendry is editor of this year\u2019s Vox Ducum.Peter Raehak doing the shutter clicking.The Friday Nite Club has final plans for the first dance of the season to be held Oct.16.Club members include co-pres.Mike Larratt and Judy Barlow; treas., Gordon Wasserman; disk jockey, Paul Zwinge; electrician, Pete McMartin; posters, Smith Chapman; decorations.John Fish, Andy Gross, Judy Kaulbach; prizes, Toni Anders, Ian Warnock, Carol Roberts; iceman, Don Ferrier; drinks, Mike Ashby.Chris Carr in charge forget the date.OCT.16.Purple 'n White Cheerleaders this year.Carol Alexander, Sue Christmas, Ann Clayton, Heather Swift, and Joan \u201cthe voice\u201d Fish.let\u2019s help them by turning out en masse.FRIDAY FINDINGS Congrats to Heather Cross.seventeen on the sixth.Steve Brewer decided to be different.brought his TV set to class for the series.Current Eventers getting ready for their New York voyage.Collin Atkinson and Tova Leibowitz cop gold medals on Prizes Day.Don Harterre and Janet Cross get Honour Awards.Maggie Klein and Bob Job recipients of Westmount Teachers Memorial Prizes.If you have any interesting news you like to see in print, phone WE.9395 and ask for Gord.Prominent Philatelists The Westmount Stamp Club held an interesting meeting Thursday when some of the leading collectors of B.N.A, material, attend- \u2018Every Saturday Night Caller Bob Hill and the Alouettes .' Square \u2018and Modern Dancing WITH CJAD Alouettes VICTORIA HALL, WESTMOUNT > 9 p.m.to- Midnight SQUARE DANCE LESSONS included in price of admission 8 to 9 p.m.- .F.Wellburn of Duncan, THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1938 Mary Beetles Heads Teachers Of Dancing Opening meeting of the Quebec Dance Teachers Association was held at the Y.W.C.A.Sunday, Past President, Currie Biggers, officiated at the installation of new officers.\u201d To Miss Mary Beetles is the new President with the following officers assisting: Alex McDougall, 1st Vice-President; Phyllis Collins, 2nd Vice-President; Dorothy Rossetti,\u201d Secretary; Elvira Allport; Recording Secretary; Ann Lend- man, Treasurer, ; Board of Directors includes \u2014 Gerard Alvarez, Johnny Brown; Joyce Doughty, Yone Kvietys, Lois McGilp, Jeanne Rodier, Irene Starr and Marion Smith.Gifts of appreciation were presented to the retiring president and her officers.: Mary Beetles then reviewed the aims of the association and encouraged all teachers to co-operate in upholding the unity of the association as presented in the charter.4 A report was.read by Joyce Cloutier in \u2018English and Yvette Pauza in French, who took the summer- course in Toronto through the scholarship offered by Celia Franca to members of the Quebec Dance Teachers Association.Any teacher, assistant teacher, student or other person interested in the dance and its affiliated arts who wishes to become a membér of this organization can receive more information by calling the secretary, Dorothy Rosetti at LA.5978.Mrs.George Stephen Buried Here Monday Final rites were held Monday for Mrs.George Stephen, who died Friday at the Ross Memorial Pavilion.The former Frances Emma Byrnes, she was the wife of George Stephen, former vice- president of traffic for the Canadian Pacific Railway.Among those who attended were: G.A.Walker, Q.C., chairman and Mrs.G.A.Walker; F.C.S.Evans, Q.C., vice-president and general counsel; L.B.Unwin, vice- president of finance; Ian Warren, general passenger traffic manager; B.Caplan, H.H.Scott, G.E.Carter, G.T.Frayne, W.J.Furiong, all of the CPR.Others were: H.Arkle, F.K.Hollyman, F.W.Collins, W.S.Gourley, J.M.LeMay, A.J.Mahon, C.E.Cameron, E, C.Kerr, K.M.Fetterly, W.G.Findlay, G.M.Hutt, E.F.Thompson, À.T.Grace, T.R.Pennyfather, G.L.Bartram, Major W.M.Kirkpatrick, C.B.E,, C.J.Murphy and Mrs.Murphy, Aitken Walker, R.C.McNellie, H.J.Humphrey, General and Mrs.E.de B.Panet, Geo.\u2018| Hodge, H.L.Hurst, Miss H.Turner; Cyril Chapman and Mrs.Chapman, J.A.Copeman and Mrs.Copeman, J.C.Joy and Mrs.Joy, D.V.Robertson, and Mrs.Robertson, and H.A.Davis and Mrs.Davis.Funeral was from the Chapel of Jos.C.Wray and Mrs.with interment in Mount Royal Cemetery.ing the Convention and Exhibition of the British North America Philatelic Society in Montreal, visited the club, Harry Lussey of New Milford, N.J., president of B.N.A.P.S.addressed the members and Gerard B.C, whose wonderful exhibit of the pence issues of Canada won the Lieut.-Governor\u2019s Silver Medal at the exhibition, also spoke to the gathering.The Grand Award was won by A.Graham Fairbanks of Westmount.Other distinguished philatelists who honoured the Club with their presence included Mr.V.G.Greerte, Mr.Walter S.Bayley, Mr.Fred, Jarrett, and Mr.L.A, Davenport of Toronto; Mr.Robert Lyman, Hamilton; Mr.A.K.Grim- FREE mer, Temiskaming and Mex.BE, Arnold Banfield of Oakville, Ont.i] Dr Wilder B.(Continued from page 1) ing medical teaching and study, \u201cWe must recognize that the two major clinical departments of McGill, medicine and surgery, are not adequately supported nor well organized according to modern medical standards.\u201d ~ Dr.Penfield voiced his prorounc appreciation of great-hearted citizens, of the Federal, Provincial and Civic Government benefactions which have made possible with the original Rockefeller Foundation grant, of the building and extension and endownment of the Neurological Institute and its activities.He said the North Wing which doubles the cubic capacity of the Neurological Institute will .be formally opened.\u201cIt is a beautiful building,\u201d he continued.\u201cThe laboratories have the finest equipment provided by grants from the Federal and Pro- vineal Departments of Health, \u201cThe wards have a new system of direct visual control which decreases, nursing cost and greatly increases the efficiency of nursing care.\u201cThe basement is so planned that the store rooms could be converted into a great casualty ward op short notice if war should ever threaten this city with atomio catastrophe.Monkland at Girouard DE.9711 TODAY and FRIDAY .Man On A Tightrope\" Fred.MARCH ® Gloria GRAHAME \u2018 \u2014 Also \u2014 \"Raiders Of The Seven Seas\" in Technicolor with John PAYNE e Donna REED + 3 STARTS SATURDAY! 2 Hits in Technicolor! \"Stars Are Singing\" x Rosemary Lauritz CLOONEY ee MELCHIOR \u2014 Also \u2014 \"Destination Gobi\" Richard WIDMARK ® Don TAYLOR j Today until Saturday É\"CRY \"THE DESERT SONG\" in Technicolor \u2014 ALSO \u2014 OF THE HUNTED\" x.«KE y/ Theyre *¥%* bill-and-cooin\u2019 and doin'the things boys and girls like todo when theyre wooin!l > The Story of the KA Last Six Days in the Life of a Star » «.And the First Six Hours of Her Existence as a Woman | \u201cDORIS DAY.(GORDON \"By The Light Of The Silve # EC MAE] \\ PAGE THINTLx.Te ibe esr PETTY ES As marge ET 5 gon PHO LATE RT.TE CG sone Se Noms crues Bantams Divide \u2018GridTilts As Soccermen Lose The Westmount Junior .High bantam football team lost their first game in three years when they were-edged -6-5 in their opening game by D\u2019Arcy MeGee, but climber aboard the victory train when they dumped their local rivals St.Leo\u2019s 7-0 on Tuesday.McGee, came up with a fine | & team, but the locals were crippled by an injury to Pete Souquet whith kept him out of most of the game.Singer scored the West- mount touchdown, but Souquet- missed the convert as he was rushed before he had time to get the kick away.Souquet Missed Souquet was also missed for his fine defensive work, and coach Hugh Stratton feels it'll be different next time.tr George Young scored a major against a small team from St, Leo's, Souquet converting.The latter picked up another point when a kick rolled to the deadline.St.Leo's were a well-coached squad, 1006 BAAMINER, WESIMUUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1953 : and the game was hard-fought and hd clean rea erensive ame Meet Montreal West e- e ® Nsxt game is against Montreal = mn West Tuesday, and because of the i : Thanksgiving Holiday and Teachers\u2019 Convention, the bantams will have no opportunity to practice.They'll be going all out for a win, however, and need one to stay in By MARTY GOODMAN An inspired Westmount football team, counted out before they even started, played a smart defensive game Wednesday to edge Verdun High School 6-5 in a senior B the race for the title.-| encounter at Westmount Park.It was the first win in two tries for the locals.The soccer team got off on the Much of the credit must go to cpach Ron Sharp, who took a crippled and under- wrong foot, both literally and figu-!| manned team out against a faster, heavier and undoubtedly better squad, and then won Tatively, as they dropped decisions the game by using better strategy.On a wet, soggy field, he instructed his charges to give to Rosemount 5-0 and St.Laurent 4-2.This gives them a one and two« the ball to Verdun by kicking constantly, and time after time Westmount came out ahead record for the season, and not the ag an exchange of kicks pushed Verdun deeper and deeper into their own end.best chance to repeat on the city championship they took last year.John Fuller was the man of the day in the Westmount backfield, as he filled in for quarterback Don Ferrier on *short notice.Ferrier is out for the Fuller kicked them deep every time ; \u2018 he touched the ball.th hed f , d Season wi rad ee Lo he an Sharp only had-19 players out Fuller was shifted into the Va-|t the game, while Verdun used a cant spot.two-platoon system.There were Outstanding Kicking only two guards and two tackles, and the Verdun line outweighed them by at least 20 pounds a man, but Carr, Job, Woodman, Gill, Evans and Fox saved the He shone on his kicking, the outstanding factor in the game, picking up a single early in the first guarter to give the Westies a lead game with their sharp tackling and they never relinquished, and it proved to he the winning point at the end of the day's rivalry.One of his kicks also helped Westmount to score their lone touchdown.In the second quarter he punted an onside kick, Drake standing behind him.The ball hit the cross bar and fell into the arms of Drake, who ran it across from the Verdun 15.The convert attempt was taken in a sea of mud and both holder and kicker slipped difference.Verdun worked out of in the try.a T formation and time after time Linemen Block Point they fumbled while handling the sterling play.Fox stopped a sure touchdown once when he chased a Verdun half and brought him down just short of the goal.- Little Offense Shown Bobby Hamilton also turned in a good game for thé locals, who showed slightly less offense than Verdun.The latter chalked up all of four first downs, Westmount got three.In the end the Kicking was the half, Verdun tallied thelr major on consistent possession, they fumbled an 80 yard run off tackle.The first almost once every series.West- convert attempt fell short, but)mount recovered three of them, they got another try when the while the others prevented them referee ruled Westmount offside.from making any gain.But Bob Job, Chris Carr and Dave Fast Backs Slip Woodman, three linemen who put| The fast Verdun backs were in outstanding performances, drove pinned in behind their own line past their heavier opponents to|every time, for the local ends block it and retain the one point|charged hard and fast to make margin.them turn quickly, and the field LING\u2019 Sw Wace Cap ho ALE od AN a > O° REWeRIES PP \u2019.Le «44e 2445 1 te -; \u2018 Ving to move it, out trot there ds The game was strictly a defen- was just too wet for such antics.sive effort for Westmount, crippled It was a game that showed as they were with no runners and Westmount to have fight and de- ! fewer passers.Twice men got into termination, which put alongside the clear on end runs, but were one of the smartest coaches in the On the first play of the second wet ball.Since they had almost Senior Soccer Draw In Opener Meet Rosemount The Westmount senior A soccer team is in the midst of a three week lay-off as their scheduled game this week with Verdun failed to come off.The team tied 1-1 in their first outing with the High School of Montreal.Next game will see the squad, coached hy W.J.Horsnall, play Rosemount at Westmount Park on Oct.15.7 R.Oder, Mike Carpenter and Tom Lonsdale starred in the first encounter, which saw the locals completely outplay\" the High School but fail to connect when it came to chalking up points.Carpenter scored on a pass from Oder to tie the count at one all, but hit the uprights on another shot.The High School goalie was practically unbeatable, and but for his efforts the team would admit surely be riding the crest of a ona game winning streak, Westmount Grads Hold Monday Practices; All Invited Out The Westmount Grads, started practices Monday evening, but it is still possible to\u2019 come out for the team.Coached by Doug Alexander, they work out every Monday at 7:45 p.m.at the Westmount Junior High courts, and all are welcome to try out.\u2014% business added up to a victory.Next game is Thursday against Strathcona Academy at Rockland Park, and once again they will meet a team that completely overpowers them \u2014 on paper, But as was just proved, games are won and lost on the field, and it is still too early to count out the local squad.easily pulled down by the fast Verdun team.Dick Christensen showed well in the backfield, but the wet ground made it difficult to get moving at any time.Pushed Deep ° Verdun passed a lot near the end in a desperation effort to go ahead, but a quick by Fuller covered 50 yards and set them well back.A clipping penalty on the same play pushed the visitors to thelr own five yard line, and they spent the rest of the afternoon try- SREY = 49 'ATWATE = QPEN FRID OVE 079 MOUNTAIN ST IN, &- 90324 8 7 CA Clara limited its opponents to 69.9 7B.3 vs WJHS 7B.4 at ; ; JE r À the defensive seeks to confuse oP-! yards a game in Evy Last yeaf, TRAE WHS MB des SP 1.8! Logan converting, while Alec Rud-|lone markers on a try.Ton toi position blocking assignments! Tennessee, leading the United| 5\u2014WIHS 7B.1 vs WJHS 7B.2 at i heir after a play has been called.The| States\u2019 defenfive outfits, gave up Staynor; St.Leo's whites at Stay- WESTMOUNT BADMINTON CLUB i reek offensive shift became a major| 667 yards in each contest.6\u2014St.Leo's Saints vs, St.Leo's Lions i me weapon after 1909 with the intro-| 5 ve Shifts Used at Staynor; High Purples vs.High * Will commence their 23rd season on Tuesday evening, ; heir duction of the Minnesota shift \u2014 Deceptive Shi se IIIe EME.crade) at Prince October 20th, 1953, on the courts of the Westmount Junior fi ligh first in which the linemen as well] By 1933 hoth the offense and Albert; B Teague (4th Grade) at High School, \u2018Academy Road.L as the backfield changed positions defense had been standardized, CL.; fs ; ; 8\u2014High White, t.Le int .a just prior to the snap of the ball.| built on a set of recodified rules.at Bayer Hiv ares Sa \"se All members are welcome and a Simited number of i uad, Later came the Rockne system at|'Teams on the attack were using) Leo's Lions at RMR ~~ experienced players (men and ladies) will also be accepted.5 play Notre Ddme with a step shift into| the Warner system, etihet singlë at\u2019 RMR; St.Leo's Groen vs For Information, please call JACK MORRIS, GL.1326, or MISS ; I: on & box formation .or double wing, or the Rockne sys- san ES clones 4 DMR.at RMR: ROSS, Fi.0678, or MR.ROWE, DE.1748.i It was those no-pause .shifts (Continued from page 15) A League (7th Grade) at Staynor.; and g - 13\u2014St.Leo\u2019s Lions vs High Whites first , a aynor ; 's Saints vs vie ; High Purples at RMR, cals ir 14\u2014A League (dtm: Grade) at Prince : .High Albert; B League (4th Grade) at ; H meme nin WOL THIS SCHEDULE aynor £.nites vs @ + Purpl t RMR.id rom 16\u2014St.Heo , Reds vs Roslyn Rooks \u2014 \u2019 2 ail, at RMR; St.Leo%s Greens vs ES per 19 King\u2019s Colonels Grader at RMR; \u2018 .> vas -B League (7th Grade) at Staynor.MONDAYS \u2014 Men s Swim Instruction 5:00 = 6:00 SE for 20-81 cg» Seints vs High Whites Men's Handball 5:00 - 7:00 CF a Le s .* » mit purples \u2018at Stay Sor Re Lu ,; ï Business Girls\u2019 Swim 7:00 - 8:00 ok = a ° .4 one Apts (CH) aL Fencing _ 700.11:00 | 22High Whites vs St.Leos Lions Gymnastic Club 8:00 - 10: $ at oi; High Purples vs St.» 03 \u20ac0\u2019s salnmts at Staynor.Id 23-St.Leo's Reds ve.Toslyn Rooks TUESDAYS \u2014 Ladies' Keep-fit Club 10:00 - 12:00 4 MR; .eo\u2019 reens vs : .\"Ra po King's Colonels at RAE .ms Business Men 5:30- 6:30 _ À League rade «00-10: : À League (7th Grade) at Staynor Badminton> .8:00 10:00 34 27\u2014 St.Leo's Saints vs St.Leo\u2019s Lions Square Dancing 8:00 - 11:00 i at RMR; High Purples vs High t 2 Whites at Staynor.de) at Pri t fed Albert 8 League (4th Grade) at WEDNESDAYS \u2014 Men's Handball 5:00- 7:00 i or 30\u2014St.Leo\u2019s Reds vs Roslyn Rooks Basketball 8:00 - 10:00 or exe al an, ook Leots ureens vs - ?1 s olonels a 2 .° pe - NOVEMBER THURSDAYS \u2014 Ladies\u2019 Keep-fit Club 10:00 - 12:00 nb 2\u2014A Lengue (7th Grade) at RMR; Business Men 5:30- 6:30 are 5 League (7th Grade) at Staynor.Fencing , 7:00 - 11:00 ; 5 aguc at Prince Albert; B à 8:3 21 oir RR Roslyn Rooks Young Men 7:30- 830 1.ï at RMR; St.Leo's Greens vs Gymnastics 8:30 - 10:00 ; King's Colonels at RMR.; .\u2014 .+ st .FRIDAYS \u2014 Men's Swim Instruction 5:00- 6:00 a Three Teams Ready For Men's Handball 5:00.7:00 | .ji .-00- 8: bre Intermediate Basketball ; Business Girls\u2019 Swim LS ai .Gymnastics 8:00 - 10: V a8 IS In Local City League oi is A city intermediate basketball SATURDAYS \u2014 Basketball 2:00- 4:00 a i team is in the midst of being Handball 4:00 - 6:00 : i created now, as Rocky Rothwell, Gymnastics 4:00 - 6:00 \u2019 director of recreation, reported : ! .that three teams have already \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE Dunes, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY.OCTOBER 9, 1938 Perhaps, the most amazing things in the modern gamle is the extent to which the forward and lateral pass, already common usage \u2018in the Thirties, have been perfected+and to which scoring effectiveness has increased.The trend in football since 1933 has been towards a more open game, but before that date, almost all the basic ideas still existed.Amos Alonzo Stagg, football's \u201cgrand old man,\u201d is generally credited with the creation of thex « wingback principle at Springfield | back Snake Ames from a primitive version of the short punt formation.Shift Major Weapon The chief contribution to defensive play in the modern era has been the use of the shift.By shifting at the last possible moment age of 341.8 yards a game.Ten that brought about a rule in 1930 steady march towards a more open game.In 1938 Fordham Fed the country in total offense with an aver- years later the University of Nevada posted an average of 487 yards a game.Defensively Santa SO RIGHT ) 0 in top defensive football, and his strategy proved successful for the victory.Westmount Touch Football Albert.30~King\u2019s Crows vs St.Leo\u2019s Reds at RMR; Roslyn Alouettes vs Roslyn All Stars at RMR, OCTOBER * 1\u2014High Whites vs St.Leo\u2019s Lions at Staynor; High Purples vs St.Leo\u2019s Saints at RMR.2\u2014St.Leo\u2019s Reds vs Roslyn Rooks at RMR; St.Leo's Greens vs King\u2019s Colonels at RMR promised to enter.\"Pat Lamasney has organized two squads, while Cliff Gill is in charge of the third.Anyone who is interested in playing the sport, including women, should give Rocky a call at FI.6975.- PAGE FIFTEEN MIT at Barba: rians, Prince Edward Island take on Avro Nomads, Hamilton Hornets play Brantford Harlequins, a real Irish team will face a real Scottish team, and there will be various other exhibition matches.\u2018Team Roster The- team that will be going to Toronto includes George Ewan, In addition to the Saturday match, the Scottish will try and -| arrange a tilt for Sunday.Barbarians Lose The Barbarians lost 13-8 to Ottawa Bytown Beavers Saturday,.the opening match of the season.Pech Garbutt got a try, Davie being laid for the football game against Proctor Academy of And- \u2018over, New Hampshire, which will take place Oct.27.The game, played annually for the Westmount Old Boys\u2019 Trophy, presented in memory of Douglas Smaill, has been won three times by /Westmount and once by the Americans.This year Proctor has yards.Ron Ruthven got a try in the Scottish\u2019s.11-3 victory over McGill, while H.Miller also scored one that was converted by Ian Mair.R.Watt got a drop goal to round out the points for the locals.Herm Sullivan counted McGill's A Program For You Every Day of the Week SWIMMING EVERY DAY For Further, Information oR | Scottish to Toronto | In Weekend Rugger | e } 8 p The two Westmount rugger teams are going in for ; J .by.MARTY GOODMAN home and home games this week, but not in the generally- accepted meaning of the term.Last week the Scottish were 1 RECENT article in the New York Times dwelt on the in Montreal and the Barbarians away, this weekend the fr fact that college football in the United States, with the positions will be reversed.i removal of the two-platoon system, is reverting to the style , Scottish, winners Saturday over McGill 11-3, travel to ÿ of the 1930s.Neither Canadian college or professional teams Toronto to take part in the hugex 4 4 have bewildered fans with floods of players going on or off rugger tournament which wi 2 p | : S +} ee on ere arbarians wi ry for Î Î d i the field, and this is due to the player limit imposed 1 in every their first win when they take on ans ar e or it league the Massachusett's Institute of = _ - .+ Still, the article was interesting becausd most Canadian foot 4 Technology in a game Sunday.G d G W ih a bail is influenced by the American game, with American- coaches 4 The Scottish will be playing fl ame | F running the big teams and American formations in use everywhere.| , .against one of the top teams I With the two-platoon system barred, the game as played below MESTMOUNT'S senior B foot- |entered in the Ontario tourney, He \u2018 ! ball team chalked up its first Toronto Barbarian-Wand à roc or Ca em Er f the border and its Canadian counterpart have very much the win in two farts Wednesday Ol ont0 sarbarian-wanderers, an i.A same basic plays as in the early Thirtie with only a few-new when they beat Verdun 6-5, |{Hey will meet at Rosedale on 4 i pr twists, and much of the credit must go Saturday.wears aa ut Sans are already i : H ; i # Passing Perfected for More Scoring va coach on Sharp.is canny In other games, RCAF from Ii Ode arme be Pr College, Mass., in 1890.In modi-| requiring a full-second stop be- Schedule Jim Campbell, Derek Jamieson, | already signified they are deter- { rT Douglas Lambert, Dick Miller, Ian mined to take it home.and leave fied forms it continues to.play a] fore the actual start of a play.; ) sis | ; SEPTEMBER Monroe, Tan Mair, Buff McCooK, | here the football they donated last vital role in the modern game.| So even the controversy over the \u201d Ronny Ruthven, Bob Watt, Jim year for the losing an i ; ; 2 ; \u201c 9» - - > i ' » .à Stagg recalls the origin of the T| \u201csucker shift\u201d last fall was noth- 2\u20148t Leos Saints vs High Whites st Nairn, Tom Park, Hector Corrie, 3 formation during his playing days| ing new.Purples at RMR, ey Bl t Yal d at the same ti Complete collegiate statistics 80\u2014King\u2019s Guards vs St.\u2019 Leo\u2019s Greens Peter Tynan, Pat Gavutt, Vince |.i a & and a e same time.P g \u2019 at Prince Albert; Roslyn Rough- \u201cLoose\u201d Gagnon, Barry Ward, |nick picked up the rest of the th , Princeton was unleashing its ace| dating back to 1987, show a - riders vs Roslyn Redmen at Prince Allan Lee and Jack Southworth.points on a penalty goal from 50 E.ai in pI a TE R/ CE BREWED \u201d , CALL FOR SPORTS To THE CANADIAN TASTE Call The Examiner Sports De- wo ERAT Te aR sas Tt mé em .' partment, WA, 2771 At you have & tas se Er has ue cnr En Sm x.name a ir : g \u2018sports story.* WESTMOUNT YMCA |.4585 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST EL.3916 * 7 | EMSRS & WU UES L SRENDY Bantams Divide Grid Tilts As .High bantam football team -6-5 in their opening game by Soccermen Lose The Westmount Junior lost their first game in three years when they were edged D'Arcy McGee, but climber aboard the victory train when they dumped their local rivals St.Leo's 7-0 on Tuesday.McGee.came up with a fine |\u2019 team, but the locals were crippled by an injury to Pete Souquet whith kept hint out of most of the game.Singer scored the West- mount touchdown, but Souquet- missed the convert as he was rushed before he had time to get the kick away.Souquet Missed Souquet was also missed for his fine defensive work, and coach Hugh Stratton feels it'll be different next time.George Young scored a major against a small team from St.Leo's, Souguet converting.The latter picked up another point when a kick rolled to the deadline.St.Leo's were a well-coached squad, and the game was hard-fought and clean.Meet Montreal West Nsxt game is against Montreal West Tuesday, and because of the Thanksgiving Holiday and Teachers\u2019 Convention, the bantams will have no opportunity to practice.They'll be going all out for a win, however, and need one to stay in the race for the title.The soccer team got off on the wrong foot, both literally and figuratively, as they dropped decisions to Rosemount 5-0 and St.Laurent 106 KAAMINEM, WESIMUUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1953 \u2014 Great Defensive Game Gives Seniors 6-5 Win By MARTY GOODMAN An inspired Westmount football team, counted out before they even started, played a smart defensive game Wednesday to edge Verdun High School 6-5 in a senior B encounter at Westmount Park.It was the first win in two tries for the locals.Much of the credit must go to cpach Ron Sharp, who took a crippled and undermanned team out against a faster, heavier and undoubtedly better squad, and then won the game by using better strategy.On a wet, soggy field, he instructed his charges to give 4-2.This gives them a one and two4 the ball to Verdun by kicking constantly, and time after time Westmount came out ahead record for the season.and not the best chance to repeat on the city championship they took last year.as an exchange of kicks pushed Verdun deeper and deeper into their own end.John Fuller was the man of the day in the Westmount backfield, as he filled in CA LING\u2019 gs Cap & & Bo Tr un, à * \u201cec % P 7%, A A.& \u201cWe L REWegies Lite Ist.© 45 q UNION MADE LCS for quarterback Don Ferrier on *short notice.Ferrier is out for the season with a crushed finger, and Fuller was shifted into the vacant spot.Outstanding Kicking He shone on his kicking, the outstanding factor in the game, picking up a single early in the first quarter to give the Westies a lead they never relinquished, and it proved to be the winning point at the end of the day's rivalry.One of his kicks also helped Westmount to score their lone touchdown.In the second quarter he punted an onside kick, Drake standing behind him.The ball hit the cross bar and fell into the arms of Drake, who ran it across from the Verdun 15.The convert attempt was taken in a sea of mud and both holder and kicker slipped in the {ry.Linemen Block Point On the first play of the second half, Verdun tallied their major on an 80 yard run off tackle.The first convert attempt fell short, but they got another try when the referee ruled Westmount offside.But Bob Joh, Chris Carr and Dave Woodman, three linemen who put in outstanding performances, drove past their heavier opponents to block it and retain the one point margin.The game was strictly a defensive effort for Westmount, crippled as they were with no runners and \u2018fewer passers.Twice men got into the clear on end runs, but were easily pulled down hy the fast Verdun team.Dick Christensen showed well in the backfield, hut the wet ground made it difficult to get moving at any time, Pushed Deep .Verdun passed a lot near the end in a desperation effort to go ahead, hut a quick hy Fuller covered 50 yards and set them well hack.A clipping penalty on the same play pushed the visitors to their own five yard line, and they spent the rest of the afternoon trying to move it out from there Vi Fuller kicked them deep every time he touched the ball.Sharp only had.19 players out to the game, while Verdun used a two-platoon system.There were only two guards and two tackles, and the Verdun line outweighed them by at least 20 pounds a man, but Carr, Job, Woodman, Gill, Evans and Fox saved the game with their sharp tackling and sterling play.Fox stopped a sure touchdown once when he chased a Verdun half and brought him down just short of the goal.Little Offense Shown Bobby Hamilton also turned in a good game for the locals, who showed slightly less offense than Verdun.The latter chalked up all of four first downs, Westmount got three.In the end the kicking was the difference.Verdun worked out of a T formation and time after time they fumbled while handling the wet ball.consistent possession, they fumbled almost once every series.West- mount recovered three of them, while the others prevented them from making any gain.Fast Backs Sfip The fast Verdun backs were pinned in behind their own line every time, for the local ends charged hard and fast to make them turn quickly, and the field was just too wet for such antics.It was a game that showed Westmount to have fight and determination, which put alongside one of the smartest coaches in the RECONDITIONE | ATWATE PEN FRID Since they had almost- USED AUSTIN CARS | MOUNTAIN Senior Soccer Draw In Opener Meet Rosemount}: The Westmount senior À: soccer team is in the midst of : a three week lay-off as their: scheduled game this week with Verdun failed to come.off.The team tied 1-1 in their first outing with the High School of Montreal.Next game will see the squad, coached hy W.J.Horsnall, play Rosemount at Westmount Park on Oct.15.\u201d R.Oder, Mike Carpenter and Tom Lonsdale starred in the first encounter, which saw the Jlocais completely outplay\u2019 the High School but fail to connect when it came to chalking up points, Carpenter scored on a pass from Oder to tie the count at one all, but hit the uprights on another shot.The High School goalie was practically unbeatable, and but for his efforts the team would admit surely be riding the crest of a ons game winning streak, Westmount Grads Hold Monday Practices; All Invited Out The Westmount Grads, started practices Monday evening, but it is still possible\u2019 to come out for the team.Coached by Doug Alex ander, they work out every Mon day at 7:45 p.m.at the Westmount Junior High courts, and all ar welcome to try out.A | ple 7e business added up to a victory, Next game is Thursday against Strathcona Academy at Rockland Park, and once again they wi meet a team that completely over powers them \u2014 on paper, But #5 was just proved, games are wold and lost on the field, and it i still too early to count out tb local squad.MCUARANTEED ha ~~ err : THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY.OCTOBER 9, 1958 = - PAGE FIFTEEN LB Tem DELIGHTS ===] 1 gr MIT at Barbarians, | i Scottish to Toronto || In Weekend Rugger The two Westmount rugger teams are going in for home and home games this week, but not in the generally- accepted meaning of the term.Last week the Scottish were in Montreal and the Barbarians away, this weekend the positions will be reversed.Scottish, winners Saturday over McGill 11-3, travel to Toronto to take part in the huge rugger tournament which will go\u2019 on there.Barbarians will try for Pl St Î d F their first win when they take on ans ar \u20ac or the Massachusetts Institute of Still, the article was interesting becausd most Canadian.foot ; Technology in a game Sunday.G : d 6 ,Ç With ball is influenced by the American game, with American coaches .The Scottish will be playing fl ame | running the big teams and American formations in use everywhere.\".against one of the top teams With the two-platoon system barred, the game as played below WESTMOUNT'S senior B foot- entered in the Ontario tourney, ; ball t halked its first p Î À d the border and its Canadian counterpart have very much the wir in two ftarts Wednesday Toronto Barbarian-Wanderers, and roc or Ca em same basie plays as in the early 'Thirtic ; with only a few-new when they \u2018beat Verdun 6-5, |they Will meet at Rosedale on twists: and much of the credit must go Saturday.The big week end is still three ; to coach Ron Sharp.His canny In other games, RCAF from Weeks away, but plans are already Passing Perfected for More Scoring look 1 Prin 1 being laid for the football game Perhaps, the most amazing things in the modern ganfe is the Wiles gave onlookers a lesson ce Edward Island take on 5 8 in top defensive football, and Avro Nomads, Hamilton Hornets 282inst Proctor Academy of And- 5 extent to which the forward and laterdl pass, already common usage his strategy proved successful play Brantford Harlequins, a real Ver, New Hampshire, which will \" in the Thirties, have been perfectedand to which scoring effectiveness for the victory.Irish team will face a real Scottish take place Oct.27.- by.MARTY .GOODMAN RECENT article in the New York Times dwelt on the fact that college football in the United States, with the removal of the two-platoon system, is reverting to the style of the 1930s.Neither Canadian college or professional teams have bewildered fans with floods of players going on or off the field, and this is due to the player limit imposed i in every league ST ter BT ere iE.Br SW \".= verts has increased.The trend in football \u2018since 1933 has been towards a |- team, and there will be various The game, played annually for Cl more open game, but before that date, almost all the basic ideas still other exhibition matches.the Westmount Old Boys\u2019 Trophy, 5 existed.| Westmount : - Team Roster presented in memory of Douglas * Amos Alonzo Stagg, football's \u201cgrand old man,\u201d is generally : The team that will be going to Smaill, has been won three times , credited with the creation of thek\u2014 : Touc Foot a Toronto includes Geo 5 Eu by /Westmount and once by the., | wingback principle at Springfield ; that brought about a rule in 1930 oronto includes rge Wan, Americans.This year Proctor has 8 & P p P: : S h d I Jim Campbell, Derek Jamieson, already signified they are deter ht College, Mass, in, 1890.In modj-| requiring a full-second stop be- cheaquie Douglas Lambert, Dick Miller, Ian mi y x i y 5 fied forms it continues to.play a| fore the actual start of a play.! : mined to take it home, and leave = vital role in the modern game.| So even the controversy over the SEPTEMBER Monroe, Ian Mair, Buff McCook, | here the football they donated last + .Ronny Ruthven, Bob Watt, Jim .- _ > i , \u2019 year for the losing team.Stagg recalls the origin of the T| \u201csucker shift\u201d last fall was noth 29 Tord > Saints vi, Tigh Whites x Nairn, Tom Park, Hector Corrie, E formation during his playing days| ing new.Purples at RMR.Peter Tynan, Pat Gavutt, Vince ; 0 ° y i Princeton pal ashing tts.po dating back te oar a , at Prince Albert; Hosen Rough \u201cLoose\u201d Gagnon, Barry Ward, |nick picked up the rest of the ! \u2019 tend h towards mo riders vs Roslyn Redmen at Prince Allan Lee and Jack Southworth.points on a penalty goal from 50 \u2018 back Snake Ames from a primi-| steady marc wards 8 TO 30-King's Crows vs St.Leo's Reds at In addition to the Saturday | yards.tive version of the short punt for open game.RMR; Roslyn Alouettes va Roslyn match, the Scottish will try and| Ron Ruthven got a try in the § mation.In 1958 Fordham Red the ar AN Mars own .| arrange a tilt for Sunday.Scottish's 11-3 victory over McGill, oF Shift Major Weapon age of 3418 vards a game.Ten| 1\u2014High Whites va SL Leo's Lions at Barbarians Lose while H.Miller also scored one : The chief contribution to defen-| ears later the Universitv of Ne- Staynor; High Purples vs St.Leo's The Barbarians lost 13-8 to [that was converted by Jat Mair.R.ts sive play in the modern era has y y Saints at RMR.Ottawa Bytown Beavers Saturday, Watt got a drop goal to round HA bey ; vada posted an average of 487| st.Leo's Reds vs Roslyn Rooks | the opening match of the season.out the points for the locals been the use of the shift.By shift-| yards a game.Defensively Santa at RMR; St.Leo\u2019s Greens vs King\u2019s pening e n.0 e p - - ing at the last possible moment Clara limited its opponents to 69.9 5 Colonels at RMR.WIHS 7B.4 at Pech Garbutt got a try, Davie Herm Sullivan counted McGill's the defensive seeks to confuse OP-| yards a game in 1937.Last yea, RMR; WIHS | 78.5 vs St.Leos Logan converting, while Alec Rud- [lone markers on a try.position blocking assignments) pennessee, leading the United! 5\u2014\\WuS 5B.) bs WIHS 7B.2 at after a play has been called.The| States\u2019 defenfive outfits, gave up Staynor; St, Leo's whites at Stay- WESTMOUNT BADMINTON CLUB offensive shift became a major| 186.7 yards in each contest est.Leo\u2019 \u2019 i ; .s Saints vs.St.Leo\u2019s Lions : weapon after 1909 with the intro- ; .at Staynor; High Purples vs.High Will commence their 23rd season on Tuesday evening, : duction of the Minnesota shift \u2014 Deceptive Shifts Used Nts at A Grade) at Prince October 20th, 1953, on the courts of the Westmount Junior i first in which the linemen as well} By 1933 both the offense, and Albert; B League (4th Grade) at High School, Academy Road.as the backfield changed positions defense had been standardized, 8\u2014High Whit t.int imi r just prior to the snap of the ball.| built on a set of recodified rules.ies, 70 51 Leo's Sains All members are welcome.2nd a quite number of Later came the Rockne system at| Teams on the attack were using) Leo's Lions at RMR © = experienced players (men and ladies) will also be accepted.Notre Dame with a step shift into| the Warner system, etihet singl¥ at\u2019 RMR; St.Leo's Greens vs For information, please call JACK MORRIS, GL.1326, or MISS i 2 box formation .or double wing, or the Rockne sys- 1a BS colonel eR at RMR: ROSS, Fl.0678, or MR.ROWE, DE.1748.} It was those mo-pause .shifts | (Continued from page 15) A League (7th Grade) at Staynor, : - 13\u2014St.Ieo\u2019s Lions vs High Whites \u2018 at Staynor; St.Leo's Salnts vs ir ir High Purples ai RMR.14\u2014A League (4th: Grade) at Prince Albert; B League (4th Grade) at RMR.\u2019 J 15-St.Leo's Lions vs St.Leo\u2019s Saints ole dt Staynor; High Whites vs High .Purples at RMR > ss from 16\u2014St.Leo\u2019s Reds vs Roslyn Rooks one all, at RMR; St.Leo's Greens vs another King\u2019s Colonels at RMR.tr - .lie was LES League (in Grade) at Stanton MONDAYS \u2014 Men's Swim Instruction 5:00 - 6:00 20-St.Leo's Saints vs High Whites Men's Handball 5:00- 7:00 i s \\ but for at RMR; St.Leo\u2019s Lions vs High ; The es : : | admit gy.Purples \u2018at Stasnor.or Business Girls\u2019 Swim 7:00 - 8:00 od ague (4th Grade) at ince : .- o fa on Albert B League (ith Grade) at Fencing Î 0.10.00 22 High Whites vs St.Leo's Lions Gymnastic Club : : at RMR; Nigh Purples vs St.Leo's Saints at Staynor.23\u2014St.Leo'\u2018s Reds vs Roslyn Rooks TUESDAYS * \u2014 Ladies\u2019 Keep-fit Club 10:00 - 12:00 at RMR; St.Leo's Greens vs Hold s° King's Colonels at RK.4 RM: Business Men 5:30 - (30 ; ague rade) a i s : - : A League (7th Grade) at Stavnor.Badminton .8:00 27\u2014St.Leo's Saints vs St.Leo\u2019s Lions Square Dancing 8:00 - 11:00 at RMR; High Purples vs High : i of 28 Whites at Stay nor.de) at Pri .{ 15 \u2014 Le.ue | rade a nce .- » pe tt Amer?B League (4th Grade) at WEDNESDAYS \u2014 Men's Handball 5:00 - 199 but for 30\u2014St.Leo's Reds vs Roslyn Rooks Basketball 8:00 - 10:00 | Alex» at RMR; St.Leo's Greens vs IF Mone King's Colonels at RAR THURSDAYS \u2014 Ladies\u2019 Keep-fit Club 10:00 - 12:00 mount 2\u2014\\ League (7th Grade) at RMR; Business Men 5:30 - 6:30 pil are B League (7th Grade) at Staynor.Fencing 7:00 - 11:00 4\u2014A League at Prince Albert; B .2 :30 a League at RMR.CCC Young Men 7:30- 8: \u2014\u2014 .Leo\u2019s Reds vs Roslyn s .at\u2019 RMR: St.Leo's Greens vs Gymnastics 8:30 - 10:00 ictory, King\u2019s Colonels at RMR.\u2019 = gain FRIDAYS \u2014 Men's Swim Instruction 5:00- 6:00 cklasd Three Teams Ready For ||| Men's Handball 5:00 - 7:00 ; \"Intermediate Basketball \u2018 Business Girls' Swim 2:00 - 8: oe Gymnastics 8:00 - 10:00 e wof tt A city intermediate basketball SATURDAYS \u2014 Basketball :00- 4:00 it the i © {team is in the midst of being Handball 4:00 - 6:00 ; created now, as Rocky Rothwell, Gymnastics 4:00 - 6:00 : director of recreation, reported that three teams have already But 1 IS So In Local City League promised to enter.A Program For You Every Day of the Week Wat Lamasney has organized two | \\ .squads, while Cliff Gill is in charge .0 of the third.SWIMMING EVERY DAY 0 Anyone who is interested in play- For Further Information : ; , ing the sport, including women, AAJ ) [ oad give Rocky a call at FI CALL | | ReEsREVED avon wore || WESTMOUNT Y.M.CA.|.- To THE CANADIAN TASTE Call The Examiner Sports De- +\" ; à partment, WA.2771, if you bave à | vw TW \u2019 Fa .Sl.I ne oe: vay Ayala Caan x, a anna ie good \u2018sports story.4585 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST x cfg (Te Forum \u201cReturns To CBC One of the best-known discus- sien programs on the air, Citizens\u2019 Forum returns to the CBC's Trans- Canada network on Oct.15 with the topic \u201cIs Professionalism Ruining Canadian Sports?\u201d Members of the panel will be Clarence Campbell of Montreal, president of the National Hockey | League; Jim -Coleman, well-known Toronto sports writer; and Bernie Hodgetts, coach of the Trinity College School hockey team at Port Hope, Ont.,, and former University of Toronto football palyer.The chairman will he Bernard Trotter of the CBC.This first-night panel will be - guests at the opening meeting of the Danforth East York So-Ed \u2018Club in Toronto.Specially invited guests from Toronto sports circles will join members of the club in asking questions from the floor during the course of the meeting.(Continued.from Page 15) tem.Most of the teams were .reverting to deceptive shifts.The defensive alignments were also fairly well settled.\u2019 - While the wide open game was slowly emerging, the trend in the Thirties remained the \u201cpunt, pass and prayer\u201d philosophy embodied in the Michigan system.It called for action rather than high-scoring.Defensively it hinged on a rugged Illne, good line-backers and an alert pass defense.Minnesota and Pittsburgh fol- om lowed Michigan in effective use of power football and it was the Gophers of the mid-Thirties who |; showed to what extent strong re- |: serve strength could be used to à in|: wear down opponents.Duke, 1938, and Tennessee, in 1939, were the last major collège teams to go through a regular season unscored- upon, with the Blue Devils relying = Westmount RECREATION DEPT.TOUCH FOOTBALL The touch football leagues are now well into their schedules and everything is going along fine.The sixth grade schedule will be starting today at Staynor Park on Greene Avenue south of Dorches- ter Street.Following are the league standings as of October 7th, 1953: \u2014 Grade 4 Age \u201cA\u201d League P W L D Pts Roslyn R'ghriders 3 3 0 0 8 \u2018RoslynRedmen 3 2 1 0 4 King's Guards 3 1 2 0 2 St.Leo'sGreens 3 0 3 0 0 \u201cB\u201d League King's Crowns 3 3 0 0 6 Roslyn All Stars 3 2 1 0 4 St.Leo's Reds 3 1 2 0 2 Roslvn Alouettes 3 0 3 0 0 Grade 5 Age } King'sColonels 3 2 0 1 5 St.Leo'sGreens 3 1 0 2 4 St.Leo's Reds 3 0 1 2 2 Roslyn Rooks 3 0 2 1 1 Grade 6 Age St.Leo's Whites 0 0 0 0 O0 \u201cSt.Leo'sGreens 0 0 0 0 0 Grade 7 Age \u201cA\u201d League 7B3 3 3 0 0 6 7 B4 3 2 1 04 TBH 3 1 2 0 2 St.Leo'sGreens 3 0 3 0 0 \u201cB\u201d League 7B1 4 3 0 107 7B2 4 2 1 10 5 St.Leo's Whites 4 0 4 0 O Senior Age 7 St.Leo's Saints 1 1 0 0 2 St.Leo's Lions 1 0 1 0 0 W.H.S.Purples 0 0 0 000 W.H.S.Whites 0 60 0 0 0 In certain age groups in the - Above'leagues there is an \u201cA\u201d and a \u201cB\u201d section The winners of these \u201cA\u201d and \u201cB\"\u201d sections will play off for the championship at the end of the schedules.A \u2018copy of the overall schedule is printed elsewhere.BASKETBALL The call has been out for the past coupie of weeks now for baskelball enthusiasts and to date there is a possibility of four adult age teams being formed into \u2018a league, The Recreation Department has the use of a local gymnasium three evenings per week, and all interested residents are invited to come out and play.The Westmount Grads, coached by Doug Alexander, have commenced practices already, and hope to have a strong enough squad to enter the Intermediate Section of the Montreal Basketball League.\u2019 Pat Lomasney says he «can muster up enough fellows for two teams and CHff Gill says he can enter one.Get your teams going now, as the gyms are now at our disposal.For further Rocky Rothwell at FI.6975.heavily on punting while the Val unteers counted on a mixture of balance, speed and deception, When Southern California defeated that Duke team 7-3 in the 1939 Rose Bowl-game on a series \u2018of last-minute passes, it was a portent of the stepped-up game to come, T Formation Revived The advance of the passing attack had been steady, with many) great passing combinations, wjjle power-running off the traditional single wing coitinued to carry teams to success, but - Clark Shaughnessy started the revolu- \u2018tion with his revival of the old T formation at Stanford.Based on the 1880's alignment and the more nnounces oo\u2019 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1068 pre .iSidelights .recently developed man-in-motion and flanker principles, success after success followed the T, and many great passers added to its effectiveness.; Don Faurot at Missouri brought forth the split-T as a variation of the standard system with emphasis on option plays.It \u2018festured the split line principle for better blocking angles and depended om a versatile quarterback moving parallel behind the line to rum; pass or pitch out., Modern Single Wing - With the end of the war came the \u201cmodern single wing\u201d base on buck-lateral plays.Spinners, deep reverses and sweeps gained new « deceptions in this system y, dated.back some years to Ra Bierman of Minnesota.The defer, sive shift actually came into gen.erai Use towards the end of th 1930's.: This shifting ideas, credited , Rae Crowther when he serve Une der Percy Haughton at Ha arg, revolutionized defensive foothay thinking across the country.gp, of the best examples was When \u201cFrank Leahy, using the refineq fluid defense at Notre Dame, Stopped a good Georgia Tech team 20-0 in 1941.In this, his first year at South Bend, he used'a 4-3-1-2.; - set-up and the Irish pické off six of 11 Tech passes and held ti Engineers to 92 yards rushing, hes.Wallgae s- Antiques - | | The Opening Of A Westmount Branch information calll} For Your Convenience: At 1316 Greene Avenue Where Mrs.Ivy Wright will welcome you and \u2018attend to your needs.+ WE.6550 FREE 45 rpm Record Player, plus $6 worth of Records with all Console Models FREE Wrought iron Base INC.4174 St.Catherine St.West - GL.4236 SPECIAL \u2014 FOR 1 WEEK ONLY ACAVICTOR TELEVISION \u2018with all Montie TV.Sets (Just east of Greene) and Installation 3 Months Service 1 Year Warranty Including Picture Tube DONT DELAY -\u2014 BUY Now pad SAVE AVENUE RADIO & TELEVISION FREE Transportation FREE on all Parts : "]