The Westmount examiner, 8 octobre 1954, vendredi 8 octobre 1954

[" ammer VOL.XXV, No.41 \u2014 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1954 \\Gvil Defence Director (ites Training Plans Civil defence in the Montreal Metropolitan Region took à step forward Tuesday, with the announcement by Lt.Col.W.A.Croteau, co-ordinator of civil defence for the Montreal metropolitan area, that an integrated training program has been devised to increase opportunities for public partici- \u2018pation.\u201cWe have been working steadily for the last three years for the development of civil defence in the Montreal \u2018 Metropolitan \u2018 Region.There has been a great deal of planning and the training of key of this nature is nol spectacular and does not easily reacn the publie as it takes time and effort.But we are now in.a position.Where we can and will receive the/ public and develop the next phase of our program.\u201d \u201cIn.working out.these.plans Personnel is far acvanced.Work states the co-ordinator, I have kept in close contact with: both the federal and provincial authorities, In consultation with\u201d a, > A » , i» ; * / .\u201880 \u2018far as their particslar know- these authorities they are fully in accord with our plans.\u201d \u201cAs part of this .new program all organizaticns which are part of modern community life .'.service clubs, women\u2019s organizations, church \u2018groups end others \u201c.either have beeh or will be asked to cooperate ir.civil defence training.\u201d Lit.Col.-Croteau stated.\u201c \u201cFor example\u201d, he said, \u201cI have met with officials of St.John Ambulance regarding an -ar- rangement whereby that organization would \u201cbe responsible for the manningi of first-aid stations (Continned.on Page 2)\" © À mb sd ; - ew ENUMERATION of voters in St Antoine-Westmount for the federal by-election on November 8 took place this week.Here William Finlay and Rosemary Doyle make sure that Mrs.Paul B.Pitcher, of 407 Clarke avenue, is on the voters\u2019 list.Michael Larratt Wins Scholarship , Michael F.Larratt, 502 Gros- venor avenue, has been awarded a freshman scholarship to Brown University, Providence, was announced this week, A graduate of Westmount High School, he is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur BE.Larratt.He is à candidate for the Bachelor of Arts degree.Brown, third oldest college in New England, opened for the 91st academic year this fall.The undergraduate student body numbers some 2,100 including 640 freshmen.This latter total has been drawn from 26 states and six _ foreign countries, \u201cer Westmount, RI, it] On completion of their door-to-* door.tasks, the enumerators handed over their, lists to- Returning Officer Walter Smaill who will ar- \u2018| range for their _compilation and printing.Iñ the.St.Antoine-Westmount constituency there are; 170 polling stations and with two enumerators working each station, a total of 340 \u2018enumerators.braved the inclement weather to record the electors.In\u2018 the : last general election um August of 1953, when Mr.Chambers substantially reduced the majority of Mr.Abbott, there were 41,060 voters listed in St.Antoine-Westmount.While Mr.Chambers continued with his \u201cdoor-bell ringing\u201d canvassing, there were indications that the Liberal organization will not go into high gear until after the Montreal civic elections.Meanwhile approval was accorded Egan Chambers for his partin bringing together Prime Minister Louis St.Laurent\u2019 and - Premier conference in Montreal this week.Mr.Chambers last week sent identical telegrams to Mr.St.Laurefit and Mr.Duplessis expressing his willingness to confer in a wire to Mr.Chambers and then Mr.Duplessis phoning Mr.St.| Laurent to arrange the talks.At a meeting in St.Antoine- Mr.Chambers said the statements made by Mr.St.Laurent and Mr.Duplessis following their conference are very promising and I hope that a start jhas been made to lighten the heavy tax burden of the people of this community.\u201d | Enumeration C omplete For Byelection Here - Humeration of citizens eligible to vote in the forth- | coming \u201cfederal by-election in November was completed this \u2018| week in.the St.Antoine-Westmount .constituency where Hon.* George Marler, Liberal, and Egan Chambers, Progressive- \"Conservative, are seeking election.Maurice Duplessis for a taxation Weredale House : Activities Start For Fall Season Winter program of class activities at Weredale House opened this week for the 160 boys in residence, Art, study groups, gymuasium, music, scouting, carpentry and a wide.variety of entertainment form part of the program under the supervision of Vernon F.Mc- Adam, secretary manager, Mrs.M.Craig, lady superintendant, with George Brugman, Mrs.M.Lang, Miss M.Dewar and Mrs.E.M.Sisson as assistants.\u2018Due to the large increase of schoolboys in residence this year, a change is being made in the night school activities under the direction of Norman J.Kneeland of the High School of Montreal staff.Mr.Kneeland will be available, by appointment, for special tutorial services to assist boys who are at school or at work with special \"problems encountered in their studies.The Weredale House Scout Troop is under the leadership of Harry Wilson, a former resident of the house.Gymnasium classes, in which all boys participate, are under the supervision of Glen Wood of the Westmount School Commissioners\u2019 staff.Carpentry and hobby classes are directed by Richard Fair.the Rotary Club of London, England, is General Secretary of Dr.Barnardo's Homes, and has been connected with the organization for the past 17 years.He told the Rotarians that Dr, Barnardo first came to England as a young Irish medical student, and after working with children from some of Englands poorer districts founded his home for despondent children in 1866.The first home was opened in a stable.From this small beginning the work spread until now there are more than 144,000 girls and boys in Dr.Barnardo\u201ds homes.through- ure represents almost one third of children needing care in the United Kingdom.He said that during the life time of Dr.Bar- nardo, who died in 1904,- 60,000 children were admitted into his homes.Some Gaps Mr.Rotter pointed out that there are still a great many gaps in social welfare work ih the UK and said that it was the aim of Dr.Barnardo's homes to try and fill tnese gaps.The: homes look Story Of Barnardo Homes Told To Rotary Members \u201cIf Dr, Barnardo had been a Rotarian he would indeed have lived up to the motto of service before self\u201d, Fred J.Potter told members of the Rotary Club of Westmount at their regular meeting on Wednesday at Victoria Hall.Mr.Potter, who is a \u2018member of * out the United Kingdom, This fig- after chidren up until thev are about 14 cr 15 years of age, and have admitted some as young as one day old.He remarked \"haf the majority of children admitted to tne homes are what are known as \u2018had\u2019 luck cas-s.Others come .from Droliten romes,-aud cthers are admitted due to neglect and cruel'v.The home also takes in physically handicapped children, and there are a number of special units which cater to this category.The rate of admission to the homes in England is now about five children a day.the majority of which are boys.Mr Potter said that the home tries to treat each child admitted as an individual case.During his stay at a home each child is trained to he self supporting so that on release a sound future is assured Mr, Potter told Rotar\u2018ans that |a new home would be oupened in England within the next few weelss for trippled children and that another home of similar type would be opened before the end of the year.The Dr.Barnardo's home (Continued on Page 2) season.R.M.R.BENEFIT DANCE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16.Another benefit dance, with the proceeds to go to the 40th reunion of this famous regiment will be held Saturday, October 16th at the Royal Montreal Regiment Armoury: St.street west, from 9 p.m.to closing.This dance, which will be open to the general public, will feature Don Whitlock and his nine-piece orchestra, and it is expected to be one of the highlilghts of the early\u201d fall social Catherine IS nes = iE Aa SR RE Den dass, hae Ru: PATES RS Ca Ta I TEI CE ES ARE is Fw eR, EE a ETE Fri STE Rp =.5 Tore à Se AU FÉES ES re Fe PAGE TWO Story Of Barnardo\u2026 (Continued from Page 1) also operate a school where boys ere trained for.careers in the Royal Navy and the Merchant Marine.Over the past years 29,000 boys end girls were migrated to Canada, and although the Canadian - phase of the work has dropped off .recently, Dr.Barnardo's homes are now concentrating on sending children to Australia.During the course of a year almost 100 chil- \u2018The organization is supported by public donationg, Mr.Potter said, and last year it costs approximately $5,500,000 to oper- home from thousands of people throughout the world, he said.In conclusion Mr.Potter told Rotarians that Dr, Barnardo's \u2018homes were operated on the prin- \u2018cipal that each generation stands one, and what happens tomorrow depends on what is done today.Bill Moxley and thanked by Jack dren are adopted from Barnardo's MacBeth.The meeting was homes, and many more are placed (chaired by President Borden in foster home throughout Britain, Empey.: > .CHRISTMAS\u201d EVERY DAY OF: THE YEAR FOR > Insurance Edwin D.CHRISTMAS INSURANCE BROKER MA.3332 GL.4519 388 ST.JAMES ST.W Montreal HOWARD S.ROSS, Q.C.Barrister and Solicitor | prey Office: Sulte 1118, Daily Star Bidg., Residence: Terrace Apartments, 231 St.James Street West, Ten Rosemount Avenue, Platean 4451 Westmount, GLenview.2177 If no answer at residence \u2018phone PL, 4451 PHONE 24-hour service for our customers - BRANDT PLUMBING COMPANY Plumbing & Heating Contractors 4937 Sherbrooke West Westmount INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS P.McCUAIG LIMITED 65 Hillside Ave.Westmount Ask Yourself : | WHO IS THE MINISTER OF TRANSPORT?WH and then VOTE FOR Louise Harvey - LPP candidafe GOES ALONG WITH SELLING OUT THE SEAWAY TO THE 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Published by ST.ANTOINE - WESTMOUNT L.P.P.ASSOCIATION 3005 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1954 ate it.Donations are sepd in the || on the shoulders of the previous\" Fred Potter was introduced by | - -_\u2014.a \u2014 FASHION PHOTOGRAPHER SAM GETZ, 4120 Western avenue, Westmount, directs Carmen Lister, noted Powers model, in \"A fashion shots for leading fashion magazines.Miss Lister was\u201d guest of honor at a reception held at the Indian Room recently.THIS WEEK AND NEXT AT ++» mrémmmmencau 1090 GREENE AVE.\u201c À PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB EE ET eZ, By M aurice Mariasine BUSY WEEK Last Saturday climaxed a very pusy week for members of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.Membership registrations, which began September 1, nearly reached the 400 mark.New craft and hobby groups were introduced to the club for the first time.Our recent appeal for volunteer workers to assist us in the Civil Defence .(Continued from Page 1) ledge of first-aid allowed.This would include the training of qualified stretcher bearers and technicians and other personnel essential to the efficient operation of such emergency posts.\u201d Lt.Col.Croteau said that he had discused this tiaining plan with the executives board of the St.John Council, and had gained unanimous approval in principle of the part that organization would play in civil defence work and training.Details of the plan are now being developed.According to the first-aid system outlined by Lt.Col.Croteau, St.John workers will man the 70 odd medical stations required in the 15 municipalities comprising the metropolitan area, In the event of emergency, each of these stations will be headquarters fol a medical team consisting of 4 doctors, 3 dentists, 6 nurses, and 60 first-aid workers and stretcher bearers.Twenty of these posts are now equipped and manned.When the new training program is completed, over 4,000 workers will be prepared for disaster duty at these locations, \u201cThis is the type or community cooperation we have in mind\u201d, Lt.Col.Croteau said.\u201cIn addition to trained first-aiders, it will involve the creatior.of such trained personnel as auxiliary police, auxiliary firemen, welfere service, rescue workers and others.Working though and with existing organizations appears to be the logical and most efficient method of bringing this vital training to the people who recognize the necessity of adequate civil defence preparation.The enthusiastic response of those agencies already contacted seems to ensure that the program will succeed in its objective.\u201d There will be work for all of us.The public will be reached through the medium of all avail- able organizations within the metropolitan region.1954-55 program has brought results with five new workers added to the list.SATURDAY PROGRAM Last SatuŸday, the Club was veritable bee-hive of activity with over 200 youngsters taking part in the day's program.Fretwork \u2014 On Saturday morning, popular Louis Thomas had 45 boys busily engaged making various articles, such as: tie racks, Indian heads, letter openers and varied types of animals.in the afternoon, Unity\u2019s Skookum Tribe conducted their weekly Pow Wow.Junior Art Club : \u2014 Elizabeth Anderson's Junior Art Club met re eee commen TS : ne ss o \u2018| gymnasium as usual had a con TT for à session in art, 85 boys any girls were in attendance, Musie Class: \u2014 Piano teacher Miss Dorothy Peterson, sister 4 world-renowned Oscar Peters, returned to the club to conduct j, piano classes every Saturday, He pupils included the following Barbara Fein, Dorothy Wilema Russel] Kelly, Zita Tagieff, Sara Roberts, Dareen.Mitchell, Margy, et Weller, Louise Blais, Evane Duncan, Jean Nye, Barbara Ma loney and Rosalie\u2019 Falls, The cla, ses will be conducted every ga; urday from 9 a.m.until 12 no Beginners interested in learnin; the fundamentals \u2018of piano playing may apply to Miss Anderson The games room was filled ty capacity and'a large number 9 tiny tots enjoyed An afterno9 program (of group Bames, Th plete program.LADIES! 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REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS BEST WORK GUARANTEED Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE.(Just below St.Catherine) Pick-Up and Delivery WE.5908 OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS CLOSED SATURDAYS , until ack ny IMPROVE YOUR LAWN WITH DACCORD READY MIX LAWN TOP DRESSING NOW.$2.15 PER BAG, E.DACCORD Ltd: 840 Licéme Roud, Town of Mt\" Royal: >< ~~.- glare-proof operating room, a gal- | flavour but is really a highly \u2018grapher, at a tremendous saving AN AERIAL VIEW shows the imposing expansion of the Jewish General Hospital.At right (A) is the nurses\u2019 residence and training school.The original hospital building is in the centre section of the picture and (B) shows the exact location of the northern extension which appears much smaller from the air than it actually is.At left (C) is the large west wing which is just being completed.Jewish General Hospital Dedicates Wing Sunday second phase of its huge, 54 million building expansion program Sunday, when it dedicates the new west wing.The first phase of the hospital's expansion program saw the completion three years ago of the eastern wing, containing the Nurses\u2019 Residence and Training School.The Jewish General Hospital will officially compléte the * BAHA'I WORLD FAITH PUBLIC MEETING: \"PROGRESS IN HUMAN RIGHTS\" SPEAKERS: Mr.Henry Langdon Montreal Mr.D.G.Kelly Los Angeles VICTORIA HALL Men's Lounge WEDNESDAY, OCT.13th 8:15 p.m, ALL ARE WELCOME Sunday's dedication ceremonies¥ for the west wing will be preceded by \u2018a dinner the previous evening in the -Mount Royal Hotel, in honour of president Allan Bronf- man.Mr.Bronfman is rounding out.twenty-five years of service to the institution of which he has been president since the first hospital committee was formed in| 1929.To the layman, many of the details that the hospital personnel take for granted seem like science fiction, Mr.Bronfman e: lair recently.A five-floor northern extension to the rear of the main building houses the hospital's fully air-conditioned operating suite on its third and fourth LL LL ELL LPO LL LT CP Zr 2 Pd Ll, LUS N N N N N N N N N N N N N N NS NS NY N N N N N N N N N N NS N N NS N NS N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N NY N N N floors.Here, in the largest green, + lery has been provided for televising operations and there is two-way communication by microphone between the surgeons and the gallery.Provision has been made for piping oxygen into the operating rooms and into every new bedroom in both the northern extension and the western wing.A hose is connected to a wall nozzle, the tap is turned on and oxygen is immediately available, The cumbersome, inconvenient oxygen is a thing of the past in these rooms.Operating Suite - One other facility of the operating suite has a space-cadel ALL ARRIVALS AT LA GUARDIA FIELD practical device sent straight 6 non-stops leaving daily at: from heaven to busy surgeons, Samuel Cohen, Executive Director i of the hospital, said.It is a re- 1238 4 eee cording room from which a doc- \"3.00 p.m.9.1 5 Se, tor's « dictation is automatically V9 pm.«$3 p.m.transmitted onto a disc in the $23.00 medical records room.The findings can then be transcribed at a convenient time by a steno- (7YE) À of both professional and clerical \u2014 time, RE 71-8742 ! 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Ottawa.COMPANY No one can 18 Vacancies Must Be Filled =: - By Prime Minister AE envy Mr.St.Eaurent his task of having to fill 18 vacancies in the Senate.Here are 18 of the cushiest jobs in Canada, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1954 Thanksgiving For golden days, and silver nights, For trees of beauty, gypsy clad In glorious hues of red and gold, ~ For these rich gifts, we should be glad.For sight of sun, a shield of gold, Above a stately, oak-crowned height; The dripping silver of the moon \u201cUpon the quiet trees at night.Nature assumes her splendid Of scattering blessings, great From every burning bush, there shines The promise of Eternal Care The glad earth yields her grain and fruits; We dwell in peace \u2014 our people one, The Kingdom promised long, The gift of Heaven is now, \u2014 is won.\u2018 \u2014Dorothy Sproule.\u2018All in the gift of one map, & and \u201cthe whole = ue \u201cCome to Church =, i Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy, - There Does Fresdom Flourish.> \u2018 Amend.the Church of Your Choice Regularly.\u201d 11.00 world knows it._ ToL tenn pe === = I .It is not known how many applicants Te BAPTIST -.Vo UNITED there™ are for each of these jobs, but it is \u2014 dollars to doughnuts that there.are far more WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CALVARY CHURCH - than.there would have been if the reräuner- ation had not or two ago.been increased as it was a year | It would be a staresmaniike act for the Prime Minister to seleet men for these vacancies purely on the strength of their characters and abilities, without regard for their politics.But if he.did this he would offénd many of his own friends who feel that the - party owes them something; and nobody likes to disappoint -his friends.If he delays much longer in making ap- |: VE \\ \u201c pointments the effect will be the same; and task and rare, if he.appoints good Liberals to \u2018all the vacancies he will still have to leave probably hundreds of his friends out in the cold.Arthur Meighen said that for every appointment a Prime Minister makes he makes 20 enemies and one ingrate.has come, Canada can afford to pay her lawmakers enough to enable them to live in dignity commensurate with their positions; but she can't afford to have her laws made by men who are attracted to the job only by the cushiness of it.\u2014 Rector of Trinity Thanksgiving by Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor Memorial Church \u2014 ~ We approach Thanksgiving this year with mixed feelings.We appealed to the Canadian Government Jast year to release a sizeable proportion of our surplus wheat to save the lives of the starving peoples of the East.The Government replied somewhat tartly that they know better than the Church did what was good for the world; that they had initiated a long-term policy to help the East- ein peoples to help themseles; and if millions died of starvation in lhe meantime it was just tco bad.Meanwhile our wheat lay on the ground and the railways went idle, and so did the railway workers.We started a recession in our own country because we guarded our so-called wealth.And the Minister of Agriculture a couple of months ago replied to the Church's criticism that he understood that India was a wealthy country and could afford to buy its own food; and he rather gloated over the fact that she would have to do so.Apparently there is a good deal of misunderstanding about India.A business man who has lived there 1old- me last Spring that the people of India did not usa wheat, but lived only on rice for their grain diet.So there was no cbject in sending them wheat.But last month 1 attended a dinner of the Anglican delegates at Tivan- ston.1t was a nice, luxurious dinner, the sort of dinner that generous Americans like to put on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Sunday, October 10th 13.00 am.Church Service 11:00 # m.Sunday S«hool Subjects of Lessen-Sermunt \u2018Are Sin, Discave, and Death Real?\u201d Gilden Test: Psalms 198:14,17, The Lord is sy strength and song, and js bacon soy salvation |.F shall not die, bat live, and declare the works of the Loid, , Vhanksgiz ing Day (Monday, October TM) 11:06 sam.Church Service, Wednesday 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting READING ROOM In the \u201chureh Edifice, Open fo the vo Wie Fueeday, Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 pro.for their less wealthy friends.One of the guests was the Most Rev.Arabinda Nath Mukerjee, Metropolitan of India.He aimost wept at the waste of food -when he thought of his starving countrymen.1 asked him about the use of wheat in India, and \u2018he told me \u201cthat sixty per cent of the people of India use wheat.And as for the gibe of the Minister of Agriculture that India is a wealthy country, it simply is not true.There is great wealth in a few hands, but dire proverty plagues the majority of people.The Indian Government could communize the wealth of the princes, but it would not last long, and I do not think a member of the Canadian Government would advocate that method.But the Minister may give cious wheat.Meantime, though we may be ashamed of our selfishness, we still must give thanks to Almighty God for the blessings of the harvest.Our grain crop may be below the average, but it is far beyond our needs.Our hay crop is far beyond the average and cur pastures have seldom been so green SYNAGOGUES CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Robb) Wilfred Shuchat Contor Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm PUBLIC WORSHIP Sabbath Eve, Friday, Oct.8th Candle Lighting at 5.00 pom, Evening Services at 5.10 p.m, SABBATH MORNING 9:80 a.m.Preliminary Services 10:00 a.m.Junior Congregation 10:00 a.m.Scriptural Headings Deuleronomy: Ch.Summne} JT: \u2018Ch.22, Evening Services at 5.10 pom.Sunday, October 10th Morning Services at 8.30 am, Evening Services at 5.05 p.in.FESTIVAL OF TABERNACLE SERVICES Eve of Festival of \u2018Tabernacle, Monday, October 11th.Mosning Services at 7.40 a.m, Candle Lighting #1 5,05 p,m.Evening Serives at 5.05 p.m, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Ist and 2nd Day.Morning Services at 8.30 am, Seriptiral Reading at 10,00 gm.3 Sermon at 16.40 aan, \u2018Tucs, Afternoon Services al 5.50 p-m.; Candle Lighting at 6,00 pon, Wed.Aflernoon Services af 5.10 pom.INTERMEDIARY DAYS OF THE FESTIVAL OF TABERNACLE Morning Services ut 7.00 a.m.Evening Services at 6.30 pm.mu.» - thanks that he has saved his pre- |.question is how we are going to express our thankfulness; not in pumpkin pies on our own tables, but in our return to God and in our generosity to our fellows.There are a great many .people agencies to meet those needs at» least in part.There is some un- ployrgent, but there is also a vast amount of employment at very high wages.Our way of expressing our gratitude to God for all He has done for us is to meet ihe needs of the poor to the utmost of our giving power.* Westmount Baptist Church rr \u2014 Ÿ* Giving of thanks will character- izer the services, morning and evening, in Westmount Sunday.The theme of the morning sermon will be \u201cGrandeur in Gratitude\u201d, while the address in the evening will carry the title \u201cThings that Make Me Thankful\u201d.Sunday school meets at 11 a.m.Mid-week Fellowship is held each Wednesday at 8 p.m.Young People's Union assembles on Thursday at 8 p.m.and students are especial- rly invited.PRESBYTERIAN .MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue.Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B:D.Minister.- Sunday, October 10th 11:00 a.m.Morning Service.The Minister._ MORNING SERVICE ONLY VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Organist and Choirm \u201cster Mr.Lester A.Woodin, m WESTMOUNT gna VICTORIA AVES.= Rev.J, D., Wilkie, Mr.John R.Cameron, B.A., Minister B.A., Assistant Mr.J.D.Wilkie Gelting our Breath\u201d, The Church School .Preparatory Service, 11:00 a.m.Second 11:15 a.m.7:30 p.rn.The No.14 Street Car Stops at this time of year.Bût the real | in need in our own city.There are | \u2014\u2014\u2014 Minister .a \u2018= Mr.Galt McDermott, Organist and Choirmaster Sherbrooke St.W.and Roifyn.Aie | Joka, Alexander Johnston, b.D., - \u201cA Good Place to Meet the Master\u201d - 11:00 a,m.\u2018Grandeur in Gratitude-.11:00 a.m.\u201cSunday School, - 7:30 p.m.Things That Make Thankful .Westmount Choir Me\u201d STU ENTS] ESPECIALLY INVITED ANGLICAN Church Of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, _ Westmount Rev Alexander Mellor, Rector 7 Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay, Honorary Assistant \u201c Sunday, October 10th 17th Sunday After Trinity \"HARVEST FESTIVAL.am.Holy Communion, 8:00 9:45 10:15 11:60 charist and Sermon, 7:00 p.m, Festival Evensong.4 a.m.Sunday School.re a.m, Mattins (said).: a.m.Procession, Solemi\u201d Eu- Holy Communion Monday and.Friday at 8:00 a.m.Tuesday, \u2018Thursday and Saturday at 7:00 a.m, Wednesday at 9:30 a.m.ST.MATTHIAS \" CHURCH WESTMOUNT Cote St.Antoine Road : and Church Hill Rector: Rev.Conon Gilbert Oliver, LTh, M.C.Rey.H.J.Skynner, B.A, LTH.HARVEST FESTIVAL AND THANKSGIVING * 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion - 11:00 a.m.Morning Prayer and\u201d Ser- men.reacher: The Rev.H.J, Skynner.7:30 pom.Evensong and .Sermon, Preacher: The Rector.Wednesday; 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Organist: Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.C.O.5220 Sherbrooke Street West 17th Swiday After Trinity 8.00 a Holy \"Communion 9.45 a, frnior Sunday School.11.00 a.m.attins.Preacher : 7.30 p.m.Evensong.\u201cPreacher: T.A, Ramsey, ~~ Kindergarten The Rector, amd primary Sunday School.Rev.[10 100 a.m.LL Dorchester St.at Greens Ave, Westmount \u2018 \u2018Minister: $ x REV.\u2018WAL LTER SPENCE | B.A.el Xo : IT : [11:00 \u2018aimE Morhing Worship.: Sunday School in aften- ; dunce, | 7:30.pan.Commericing, series of ser- 1°\" mons oo ihe Christian Way * 1st\u2014THE NECRET oF\" RU HAPPINESS.Organist & Choir Director - Eric J.Adams, B.Mus., L.R.A.M., A, R.C: M, DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount \\Blvd.and Lansdowne Ave, Ministers Rev.A, Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.\u2018Rev.Eric A.Mcllwain, B.A.Sunday School Intermedjate and Senior .Depariments.11:00 a.m.Nursery, Beginners, Prim- \u2019 ary and Juniors.11:00 a.m.\u201cGod's.Unchanging, Gra- clous Purpose\u201d, Dr.Lloyd Smith, 7:30 p.m.Series, 1.\u201cWho God Is\u201d 8:45 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union, P Organist and Choirmaster - Mr, Robb, Mus.Bac.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT.101 Cate St.Antoine, Road (near Argyle Avenue 4 Ministers: , Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A, Rev.H.W.Reid, B.D, THANKSGIVING SUNDAY 11:00 a.m.Mr.Reid: \u201cPraise God From Whom All Blessings Flow\u201d.7:30 p.m.Rev.Frank Gilmore: \u201cThe Supreme GIFLY 11:00 a.m.Chure™ Schou)\u2019 Organist and Choirmgater Mr.Phillips an B8.A.Mun.Bae.F.C.| Bae ouNnt Park Al EMMANUEL Mp à ~ UNITED CHUCH Western Ave.at Lansdowne Minister: Rev.Harvey Campbell, B.D., B.D.THANKSGIVING SUNDAY Sunday, October 10th 11:00 a.m.Morning Service.Not All His Benefils.7:30 p,m.Evening Service.Securities Through Our Inner Judgment, -VISITAQRS CORDIALLY WELCOME Forget J.C.Scot, L.R.S.M.0.R.Giddon Choir Director: Organist: Next Sunday at ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH Downtown Religious Centre - Established 1803 463 St.Catherine Street West Convenient to hotels (Offices, 1435 City Councillors Street) REV.NORMAN RAWSON, MINISTER 11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.REV.B.B.BROWN, Asst.Minister.OLD FASHIONED HARVEST HOME THANKSGIVING SERVICES BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS, LOVELY MUSIC, BRIGHT SERVICES REV.NORMAN RAWSON preaching at both services.\u201cA FAITH FOR AN ATOMIC AGE\".- This is the third of a series of morning sermons.\u201cDID THE LATE PRIME MINISTER MACKENZIE KING SPEAK FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE TO PERCY J.PHILLIP OF THE NEW YORK TIMES?\u201d What can we believe about messages from the dead ?Tremendous interest has been stirred up by à reported summer home, conversation which took place on a garden bench among the crumbling stonework of Mr.King's Kingsmere, Quebec, Join the throngs who are attending these great Sunday evening services at old St.James.SPECIAL HARVEST MUSIC Anthem: \u2018The Wilderness\u201d \u2014 Goss Solo.\u201cOQ Thou, whose constant mercies\u201d \u2014Maunder RONALD HADRILL Anthem; \u201cYe shall dwell in the.land\u201d \u2014Stainer Anthem: \u201cO, be joyful in the Lord\u201d \u2014 Stanford at the Corner Doris Killam, A.R.C.T., L.Mus.(McGill), Organist and Chelr Director Remembrance, sovatk ld an .FIERA a ARNOLD BELLIS, Choir Director A warm welcome is always extended to visitors, who are requested to sign with full address in our Book of Friendly v \u2018 oe N .{ ce \u201cM8tevén bre s4 se Ù bomes eifect tures rear | This i squall plans model actual CE TIL PAY op TO À LEVEL oI, Four bl thurchg for occ PRICE] Visit u homes, Proces Dorval blocks ollow our; sal Miro NO 10 jen de- .Ee \u201cFor All Kinds Of FRESH FRUIT AND - .VEGETABLES CALL + FREE DELIVERY \u2018' - MONTREAL BEAUTY CRAB « APPLES I MELVILLE'S 4471 St.Catherine West % i PROPERTY FOR SALE ome THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1954 \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WaAlnut 2771 The Westmount \u2018Examiner Classified Advertising 10 Words 45¢ 3c for each additional word Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10.30 a.m.Thursday for current issue sr rer Almazah Gardens HAVE YOU SEBEN THEM?4 UNIQUE! AMAZING!\u2019 REASONABLY PRICED tre some of the comnients our clients me to describe these split-level tomes.Imagine a living room with a 1?ceiltng overlooking in mezzanine fect the dining room which fea- wres a French door, opening on to the rear lawn, This is our A plan.Plans B & C are wually fascinating and different.All plans have 3 distinct levels.Many sales were made from miniature models and blueprints, We now have ietual models for your inspection, 6% AND 7% ROOMS POWDER ROOM CERAMIC TILE BATHROOM TILE ON KITCHEN FLOOR PANEBYTE COUNTER TOPS EP FROM THE CENTRE HALL TO A HEATED GARAGE STREET LEVEL.~ \u2018lL, HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING a FIREPLACE STEEL BEAMS FULLY INSULATED Four blocks to Shopping Centre, Telephone direct to Montreal \u2014 No tol.Protestant and Catholic schools and lhurches.Excellent rommuting.Some for occupation before Christmas.- PRICED FROM $16,481 TO $17,606 CASH FROM $3,425 N.H.A, MORTGAGE $13,056 Visit us and see for yourself the un- wual features of these split-level homes, Only 2 left in the first section.WHAT DOES ALMAZAH - MEAN?Egyptian word meaning \u201cJewel\u201d.pero are other meanings, but we ke this one.\u2019 DIRECTIONS Proceed west on Metropolitan Blvd.to Dorval circle, turn left and drive two blocks on Dorval Ave.to Church St, follow the Almazah Garden signs to wr sales office at 38 CHURCH ST, DORVAL Open from 9 a.m.to 7 p.m.Telephone MElrose 1-0442, After 7 p.m., Mrs.Stevens MElrose 1-3690.x OWNERS AND BUILDERS M, C.D.LIMITED 124 DORVAL GARDENS DORVAL SHOPPING CENTRE MELROSE I-0442 .: 38-202 / Ba LIVING ACCOMMODATION WANTED WESTMOUNT DISTRICT MODERN HOUSE , OR APARTMENT ROOMS, 2 BATHROOMS UNIVERSITY 6-6697 OR REGENT 8-0410 .sirable private home.lady.WE.3981.\u2019 EXCLUSIVE home offers large nicely furnished room with private bath, near Westmount City Hall.Suitable All privileges, M-43 for quiet business executive.References exchanged.Box 313, c-o 2185 Hampton Ave.- M-28 21 ROOMS.WANTED ENGLISH speaking lady teacher desires bed-sitting room, good outlook, privileges, in good home.Near Sherbrooke, Decarie, Victoria route.\u201cNeat, dependable, cheerful.Mutual advantage for widow or couple with child.Apply Box 315, c-o 2185 Hampton Avenue, M-40 21> NURSING HOMES INVALIDS & AGED Nora Grant's Elite Convalescent Rest Lodge, 205 First St.East, Cornwall, Ont, 65 miles west of Montreal.Rates as low as $2.00 per day.Spending one year at above Lodge makes you eligible to Cornwall's new modern County Home at $35.00 per month (if funds \u2018are low).: -37 29 FOR SALE TRAILERS FOR RENT \u2018Have you something you want moved \u2018immediately and inexpensively.Itent a trailer from Ace Trailer Rentals, RE.8-9871.M-4 CIRCULAR SAW Beaver, like new.HU, 8-3544.M-41 NORTHERN Electric table model ra- adio-gramophong, long and short wave radio, automatic record changer, \u2018TB rpm only, but could be converted to 3 speeds, matching record cabinet included.Reasonable, Phone WA.8351.M-45 SAPPHIRE blue hall runner, revers- .ible, all wool, 30\u201d wide by 27\" long.WA.8351.M-47 ONE beautiful white lamb coat, also raccoon coat, for young girl, sizes 12.\u2018Wonderful bargains, WA.9691, M-20 DRAPES, vallance, bedspreads, headboard, skirted vanity.Perfect condition.New lamps, Snyder desk, chair, chest, coffee table, Unused blankets.RE.7-1718.M-21 LLOYD'S folding carriage; baby ten- da and stroller, Excellent condition.Very reasonable.WI.1885, 6-9 p.m.M-38 TWO men\u2019s winter overcoats, size 36, tweed.Perfect condition.FI.6536.\u2014 M-34 CHESTERFIELD and chair, excellent condition, reasonable, Fireplace brass.GL.4396, M-25 20 ROOMS TO LET 29 , FOR SALE WESTMOUNT, large single room, de- ANTIQUES Lady wishes to dispose of a few genuine selected pieces of English an- tiqgue furniture including Pembrooke table, satinwood desk, Victorian chairs and work table, Pointe Claire ; - PIANO Willis, apartment siZe, walnut, new.RE.7-3573.FIREPLACE WOOD HARD MAPLE, DRY Telephone HA, 1622 after 9 p.m.brand M- M-29 | SUNSHINE CARRIAGE Very good condition, $20.00.EL.0215.7 M-24 \u201c BEAUTIFUL Luxurious living or room chair, matching stripe material, almost new; Marshall studio couch; mirrors; maple commode; end tables; small radio.Wonderful bargain.No dealers, WA.Sols dining 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE TWO wheel bicycle wanted for ¢ year ol¢ boy.Reasonable, HU, 8-7)37.M-49 WANTED, mahogany wafftrobe, suitable for bedroom.Phone WA 8351.M-46 32 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED RELIABLE woman fond of children to care for two, one school age.Occasionally from 9-5:30.FI.5862.M-22 33 DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT WANTED - ROWES HOME SERVICE Painting, floors, kitchens, bathrooms washed.Storm windows installed.IIT.3-6829, M-35 34 HELP WANTED FEMALE YOUNG GIRL 16-18 For general office work, Company situated in West End.Must be good at figures.Typing an asset.Good salary, welfare benefits, pension plan, Apply in own handwriting stating education to Box 311, c-o 2185 Hampton Ave.S-44 South India Pastor Speaks At Trinity (BY ELLA DACK) \u201cThe Christian churca is a continuation of the Incarnation of God in the person of Jesus Christ\u201d Rev.Korah Philipos, pastor of Syrian Orthodox Church, Kottayam, South India, special preacher at Trinity Memorial church Sunday morning said.Basing his sermon on John 1:14 \u2014\u201cThe Word was made flesh and dwelt among us\u2019, Mr.Philipos said, \u2018Jesus Christ, the only be- goten Son of God, sent forth into the world to redeem the world, both God and man, is :n historic person, and the Christian church is the glory of Jesus Christ; this includes the church in North Aîmerica, in Africa, China and in India.\u201d \u201cSince her independence,.India, has ben developing a growing consciousness of her position in the world of today,\u201d Mr.Philipos aserted, \u201cand she is as well developing a keener social consciousness and gradually becom- if more self-sufficient.\u201d He also made reference to the religious freedom granted to all faiths in India and its effect, in particular, on Christian missions, Mr.Phili- pos stated that, while there had been a considerable increasé in the number of denominational missionaries coming to India during.the past seven years, the great need in India today was rather for a more united Christian work, to train the young people of India who would be the future leaders of India, sinre only two percent of India\u2019s 360 , millions was now Christian.\u201cAlthougt western missionaries have introduced a western form of worship into the Indian Chris- tion church\u201d the speaker stated, \u201cthe church in India is now becoming more and more Indian and that is as it should be, for the worship in India must be such as to express the eastern philosophy, às the Christian church- in India has a great part to play in the world of today.\u201d * nu x | Christian Science | * * The ever-availability of the fieal- ing power of the Christ, Truth, will be brought out at Christian Science services this Sunday.\u2018 \u201cAre Sin, disease, and Death Real?\u201d is the subject of the les- son-Sermon.Selections to be read from the Bible include the following from Matthew! \u201cWhen he was come down from the mountain, great multitudes followed him.And, behold, there came a leper and worshipped him, saying, Lord, if thou wilt, thou canst make me clean.And Jesus put forth his handy and touched him saying I will; be thou clean.And \u2018immediately his leprosy wa$ cleaned.\u201d Among the passages to be read from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy is the following: Truth is God\u2019s remedy for error of every kind, and Truth destroys only what is untrue.Hence the fact thal, today, as yesterday, Christ casts out evils and heals the sick.\u201d f 34 HELP WANTED - FEMALE WANTED for Westmount office, young lady with stenographie ability and some experience of office routine, 5-day week, group insurance plan.Apply Box 318, c-o 2185 Hampton Avenue.M-42 INTERESTING and profitable part or full time work, Vesta Creese, Beauty Counsellor, RL 4-4098.M-36 85 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE \\ RELIABLE business lady wishes baby sitting, Tuesday and Saturday evenings.Write box 316, c-o 2185 Hampton Ave.M-18 PAGE FIVE \u201cREFRIGERATORS Floor Models \u2018Well Known Makes AT OUR COST PRICE WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES COMPANY WE.2226 Fl.3006 4209 St.Catherine St.W.35 SITUATIONS WANTED y FEMALE 1 or 2 evenings weekly for notary in Westmount.WE, 9031 after 6:30 p.m.39 LOST GLASSES in case, with letter A, Between Claremont and Vendome.HU.9-3388, .M-27 GREY suede gloves crocheted backs, vicinity Metcalfe and Western, Wednesday, September 29.Reward.WI; 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reared ,by a mother who thought only of fun, good times and her boy friends; and by a very bitter and dis- Musioned stepfather, Marina never had a chance to be \u2018decent\u2019.She grew up believing that love was a calculating relationship which could be worth the luxury and extravagances which might never be hers otherwise.And #0 she lived her life until she met a poor, broken-down almost blind painter whom she befriended, out of sheer pity, but with whom she finally found a clear and wonderful and exciting Jove.- Hildegarde Neff, tall, willowy, green-eyed blonde, handles her daring role with intelligence and conviction and gets able support from a well-chosen cast.\u201cThe Sinner\u201d was filmed on actual lo- oations in Germany and Italy.Panl Kelly as the hard- bitten and utterly sympathetic head engineer, Sidney Blackmer as the recalcitrant automotive head.Ika Chase as the bosgs secretary who sides with Tony, and Ruth Hampton as curvesome Miss Border-to-Boider add considerable lustre to an interesting cast.X + * Metro will co-star Grace Kelly with Robert Taylor in \u201cQuentin Durward,\u201d based on Sir Walter Scoit\u2019s novel.* 5 EJ Ricardo Montalban left for Rome 1c play opposite Rhonda Fleming in \u201cCourtesan of Babylon.\u201d * Ta * \u201cThe Comt Jester\u201d will be budgeted in the $3,000,000 class, according lo Danny Haye.LESSONS IN DRAWING and PAINTING @ Classes for Adults @ Classes for Children FREDA PEMBERTON SMITH 42 Windsor Avenue, Westmount Tel.DE.2022 DRAMA, \u2014 Hildegarde Neff, exotic blonde,\" in a scene from the dramatic thunderbolt, \u201cThe Sinner,\u201d now at the Seville, Snow- don, Outremont and Strand Theatres.James Arness will have a In \"The Sinner\u201d featured part in \u201cThe Sea Chase,\u201d starring John Wayne.~ Now Playing AF Af Four Theatres sxx James Best will co-star with Raymond Massey and Debra Paget in \u201cJohn Brown's Raiders.\u201d > ! 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the cast who are taking their i first parts in an MRT produc- _tion.Deputy-Governor Danforth, ; played by Walter Hampden in New York, will be.played by ; Victor Knight, who had experience in English Tepertory be- | fore coming to Montreal, Here,- \u2018-he has appeared with Gros- Tag | Playhouse, Canadian Players, .and Everyman Players.The { Reverend Samuel Parris will be Tristan _Korman, who gained _ Playhouse and the Davenport | Jonez, who Has -played locally \"with the Negro Little Theatre.; Susan Wallcott is played by p.Donna d'Hondt, who comes to Montreal from England where | she played with_a number of | amateur groups.Pres, Ann Putnam is Annie Robertson, a Scot who had her training in English repertory.Miriam Asher has played leading roles with YMHA; her first part with MRT is that of Mary Warren in The Crucible.Margaret Roy, who was a member .of the Newcastle Co-operative Arts Players in England, is Rebecca Nurse, James Kirk, > ¢ who has appeared with the Mec- Gill Players and Trinity Players, is the Reverend John Hale.James Goodwin, who Hag worked with the Lachine Little Theatre, is Francis Nurse.William Ma- hon,.s member of the Playmak- ers, plays Ezekiel Cheever, Brendan Dillon, who worked with both the Abbey Theatre and the Gate Theatre in Dublin, is Judge Hathorne, and Thelma Monk, with three years\u2019 training Young.This is the part played _ ; venor Productions, the Moutain % Shorties from -his experience at the Pasadena Free Theatre.Tituba .is Winnie, at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, is Sarah Good.The list of MRT players who.appear iri The Crucible is headed by Griffith Brewer, who has appeared in over a dozen plays with MRT.He has the leading role of John Proctor, and, in addition, re has executed the five settings designed by - director Eugene Jousse.Mr.Brewer has also appeared with Everyman Players, Brae Manor and the Lakeshore Summer Theatre, In the leading feminine role of Elizaheth-Proctor is Sondra Gibson, who has appeared in four previous MRT productions, as well as with the Drama League, Trinity Players and the Mountain Playhouse.Paul\u2018 Hazel, who appeared in MRT\u2019s Harvey, is Thomas Put- pam.Elizabeth Sifton, who has .been in MRT Studio plays, is .Mercy Lewis, James Cain, whose first role with MRT was in last season's His Excellency, plays Giles Corey.Gerald Mon- ess, who played in MRT's Ile, and last season's YMHA production of Summer and Smoke, plays John Willard.Under the direction of Eugene Jousse, MRT\u2019s productions of The Crucible opens at 8: 45 p.n.sharp next Wednesday \u201cin West\u2019 Hill Auditorium and will run until Saturday.* HOLLYWOOD Frank Sipatra will handle \"the Nathan Detroit role in Samuel Goldwyn\u2019 s Guys.and Dolls.\u201d .+ * * : .Joel McCrea\u2019s son, Jode, makes his first scre n appearance in Pine-Thomas\u2019 \u201cLucy Gallant\u201d at Paramount.RYT EL.9545 Sherbrooke at Grey NOW PLAYING \u2018til TUESDAY .\"Hell Below Zero\u2019 in Technicolor with Alan LADD \u2018 - Joan TETZEL Stanley BLACK \u2014 Also \u2014 rr ry \"Bad For Each Other Charlton Elizabeth HESTON - SCOTT Dianne FOSTER Ottawa § WESTERN ADVENTURE, \u2014 Audie Murphy and Lisa Gaye in a dramatic moment from the Technicolor \u2018Western action-adventure story, \u201cDrums Across The River,\u201d which starts Sunday at the Empresd Theatre.tho ost Br \u201cTelaxation.\u2014- ROYAL MONTREAL REGIMENT\u201d BENEFIT DANCE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC (Don Whitlock 9-piece band).- Saturday, Oct.16th, 9-Closing & \u201cNÉ At the armoury Sherbrooke St.W.M © For season membership, with .PRESENTS THE CRUCIBLE Broadway Success of 1953 by ARTHUR MILLER author of Death of a Salesmart directed by EUGENE JOUSSE BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN.MRT Office 4023 Tupper Street - Flizroy 4683/4 © Tickets \u2014 $1.98 (inc.fox) © Wednesday to Saturday October 13-16 \u2014 8.45 p.m, © WEST HILL THEATRE (Somerled af Draper) preferred seating and lower admission \u2018 price, please enquire at MRT Office, \u201cThe Crucible is one of the mos! impressive offerings of the seuson .a powerful play.and con- ceivobly the, most interesting one of the year.\u2019 MONTREAL REPERTORY THEATRE @ Woolcott Gibbs, The New Yorker No ERNST LUBITSCH'S C BUBBLING ROMANTIC COMEDY WordiRa-* * Wim ous; 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Inspired by leading NEW YORK designers JONATHAN LOCAN JERRY GH.DEN ANNE FOGARTY and many others PRICED TO PLEASE 19 95 LÀ from Gowns {188 1353 Greene Ave.WESTMOUNT » Fi.7773 Open daily 9.30 te.6.Bt \u20ac À 0 > IX ?oN \u2018 4 SOONER OR LATER BEST DRY CLEANING IN TOWN ® Personalized service, plus quality.® We operate our own pliant, using modern equipment with skilled operators, ° DRY CLEANING ° SHIRTS ° LAUNDRY \\ MEMBER 7 CANADIAN A ET MILLE ' AN LAUNDERERS fn 4 EU PICK UP and DELIVERY STE.ROSE CLEANERS and LAUNDERERS CTE TTT, | gagement se Cod Ee VEY Ce aad wl Ne WEDDING SHAW - GILHOOLY The marriage took place on Saturday afternoon at fou o'clock in Calvary United Church of Thelma Joyce, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Albert Gilhooly, of West- mount, to Kenneth John Shaw, son of Mr.and Mrs.John W.Shaw, of Montreal, the Rev, Walter Spence officiating.Mr, Eric J.Adams played the wedding music, and Mr.Kenneth Munro sang during the signing of the register.Standards of\" white gladioli and pompons were used to decorate.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a gown of white tulle and taffeta, appliqued with lace, with a Chantilly lace redingcte having sleeves ending Pa , in: points over her hands, and a full skirt falling into a slight train.Her fingertip length veil of tulle illusion was held by a lace cap, trimmed with seed pearls, and THE \u201cEXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, ÔCTOBER 8, 1054 \u2014 + Srial + > Personal + + = Engagements + + < Weddings + she carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations and stephanotis.: Mrs, R.P.Hall, of Rochester, N.Y., as matron of honor, and Mrs.Audrey Marlatt and Miss Audrey Lightfoot, as bridesmaids, were in frocks of blue crystal- lette, They wore blue feather caps, and carried nosegays of gold and ¢ bronze chrysanthemums.Mr.Garth Gilhooly, brother of the bride, acted as best man for Mr, Shaw, and the ushers were Mr.Albert Marlatt and Mr.Alan Lightfoot.Mrs, Gilhooly, the bride's mother, was in a gown of navy blue peau de soie.She wore a match- bouquet of pink carnations.Mrs.Shaw, mother of the bridegroom, wore a gown of cocoa brown silk, with a beige hat and a corsage bouquet of Orange Delight roses.The reception was held in the Cartier Room of the Berkeley Hotel, where white pompons and pink carnations were used as decorations.Later, Mr.and Mrs.Shaw left by plane for New York, the bride travelling in a chocolate brown suit, and wearing a peacock hat, brown accessories, and a corsage bouquet of Orange Delight roses.Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Locke, of Isle Maligné, Que.and Mr.and Mrs.R.P.Hall, of Rochester, N.Y.Social Personal Mrs.K.W.Matheson is chairman of the ball committee for the annual ball of Karnak Temple A.A.C.N.K.S.of Montreal which is to be held November 5, in the Champlain Room at the Sheraton- Mount Royal Hotel.Miss Viola L.Benson, A.R.C.T., 3167 Cote -St.Antoine Road has been invited to be the guest speaker at the National Congress of Piano Teachers meeting in Steinway Hall, Ney York City on Thursday, October 7, at 10 am.Miss Benson will speak on \u201cCanadian Music Teachers\u2019 Association.\u201d While in New York Miss Benson will be given a dinner party in her honor prior t- attending the opening concert of the season at Carnegie Hall.During her visit she will be the guest of Miss Marie F, Hail, at Henry Hudson Hotel, ENGAGEMENT Mr.and Mrs, Joseph Steinhause, of Westmount, announce the en- of their daughter, Anne Muriel, to Mr.Robert Na- thanson, son of the late Mr.A, Nathanson and \u2018of Mrs, Nathan- son, of Montreal.Miss Steinhause is in her final year of McGill and a member of the Delta Phi Epsi- | lon Sorority.Mr, Nathanson obtained his B.Sc., degree class of '50 NlcGill and is a member of ing velvet hat, and a corsage dite 60 Rat rique = EE MR.AND MRS.JAMES ALEXANDER ROBINSON, whose marriage took place on Saturday, Oct.2, in St.Andrew\u2019s United Church, St.Laurent.Mrs.Robinson was formerly Miss Dorothy Violet (Dolly) Hickmore, daughter of the late Lionel Frederick Hickmore and of Mrs.Hickmore, of St.Laurent.Mr.Robinson is the son of the late J.Frederick Robinson and of Mrs.Rohinson, of Notre Dame de Grace.\u2014Ed.Bermingham Photo the Quebec Institute of Charter Accountants.APPROACHING MARRIAGE The marriage of Joan Beverley, daughter of Mrs.H.L.Wheatley, of Montreal and Mr, A.E.Wheat- ley, of .Toronto, to Mr.Henry Michael Sharpe, son of Mr.and Mrs.H.A.Sharpe, of Notre Dame de \"Grace, has been arranged to take place on Saturday, October 16, at three o'clock, in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord in Westmount.The bride will be attended by Mrs.Alfred Schrum as matron of honor and by Miss Veronica Sharpe, sister of the bridegroom as bridesmaid.Little Miss Lorraine Collyer, cousin of the bride will be flower girl.Mr.Harry A.Sharpe, father of the bridegroom will be best man and |, the ushers will be Mr.Ronald Wheatley and Mr, Earl Burns.Following the ceremony the reception will be held in the Oak - Room of Victoria Hall in West- mount.1 CN Westmount Women's Club The Westmount Women\u2019s Club will hold its opening meeting to\u201c day at 2:30 pm.in Victoria Hall, Westmount.The guest speaker will be Hon.J.W.Pickersgill, minister of citizenship and immigration, his subject will be \u201cCanadian Citizenship\u201d.The soloist will be Armonde Davis.The Hospitality is under the Chairmanship of Mrs.Harold Mills and her committee.Ladies pouring tea are: Mrs.George Oleson, Mrs.J.C.McKean, Mrs.Norman Southward and Mrs.J.T.Rowe, Complexion Expert Mme WANDA i Formerly of Mayfair, London, England Beauty by Scientific Massage Cosmetics Individually Blended Exclusive Ladies\u2019 Salon By APPOINTMENT ONLY BEAUTY SAL Specials! 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You'll be thrilled with our exclusive collection of fash: lons proportioned for the Toller Girl, DRESSES Skirts = Blouses .Slips Crinolines - Pyjomas - Slacks » 4891 SHERBROOKE WEST 1 block west ot Victoria Ave.ELwood 1311 Open 9.30 to 7.00 and every Friday eve.\u201cma yn we an om ap ammo wp Oct.25 an address by Dr.Thursday, ) woman on Tp ee ge Cem es ne > MONIQUE DUFRESNE, seven- teen-year-old daughter of Mr.and \u2018Mrs.Marius Dufresne, of N.D.G., who was guest ballerina at a social gathering held at the - Eagle Club in St.Albans, \u2018Vermont, on\u201d Sept.26.Monique danced two Spanish dances of her own composition.= \u2014 Garcia Studio American Women's Club S.S.Commence Activities The Social Service Group of the American~ Women\u2019s Club of Montreal will begin activities Fri- déy, October 8, from 10.30 to 4 p.m.at the YWCA on Dorchester Street and continues each Friday until spring.Mrs.Joan Bayer, chairman, has announced many interesting features for this year.Members make toys for ckildren at the Alexandra Hospital under the direction of Miss Edna Martin, Volunteers will work at the Children\u2019s Service Center and drive children to and from the clinics.The usual number of knitted.articles will \u2018also be contributed.Members participating in these projects will be greatly appreciated~ Come down any Friday you can to help in this community service.Arrangements have been made for hinch to be served in a private room for the convenience of the workers, Mrs.Bayer announced.M.C.W.Urges Women Consider City Council which has only one its city council at present, was urged to encourage more women to.take up such a post in a letter cigned by Mrs.H.F.Reusing, president of the Montreal Council of Women.Of the 99 councillors on the Montreal City Council at present, only one is@ woman .Miss Kathleen Fisher: The council, which represent 35,000 women in Greatér Montreal, is working with the Federation Nationale St.Jean Baptiste, which is representing the French-speaking groups in the city, in an effort to get more women represented on the \u2018ouncil.The council\u2019s letter was sent to Montreal, | such bodies as the Montreal Board of Trade, the Junior Board of Trade, City Improvement League and others, urging \u2018hem to consider the appointment of another , woman to_the city's body.governing | LES \u2019 {Head Table Guests | At Hospital Luncheon \u2018The Queen Elizabeth Hospital W.A.Sixtieth Anniversary was held \u2018on Thuisday, September 30, in Trinity Memorial Church Hall.Following is the.List of hea table guests: .Mrs, Maurice P.\u2018Stôker, Pag Pres.\u2014 Queen Elizabeth\u2019 \u2018Hoa.Wo- \u2018man\u2019s Aux.; Mrs.J.L.Oleaty, Rep.\u2014 Mu.Convalescent Hos.; Mrs.\u201cA, H.Mäson, Pres, + Catherine Booth.\u2018Hos.-Wemenla Aux; Mrs, Colville Sinclair, Prew.\u2014 St.Mary's Hos.Ladies Aux.; Miss M.F.Currie, Queen Elizabeth Admitting Officer; Mrs.Dent Harri Pres.\u2014 Jülius Richardson-Fgfva- lescent Hos.Women's Ac; Mrs.James F.Walsh, Eten, Pres.Queen Elizabeth™ Wdmana Aux; Mrs.Andrew Fleming, M.B.E, Pres.\u2014 Montreal\u201d G'enera) Hos.Women\u2019s Aux.; Mrs.W.1.Henry, Hon.Pres.\u2014.-Que¢n Yätzabeth Hos.Woman's Aux.; Mrs J.Cecil McDougall, Pres.of the Mational Council of Hos.Auxiliuries of Canada; Mrs.Thos.\u201d E.Heron, Pres.Queen Elizabeth Hos.Woman's Aux.; Mrs.Doreen Day, Fashion Director \u2014 The T.Eaton Co.Ltd.; Mrs.A.P.Kennedy, Hun, Pres.Queen Elizabeth Hos.Woman's Aux.; Mrs.A.Sidney Pawes, Pres.\u2014 Royal Victoria Hos.Women\u2019s Aux.; Mrs.A.Leslie Ham, Past Pres.\u2014 Queen Elizabeth Hos.Woman\u2019s Aux.: Mrs.D.S.Abbott, Acting Pres.\u2014- Chil- drens Memorial Hos.Women's Aux.; Miss Elsbeth Geiger, R:N., Director of Nursing \u2014 Queen Elizabeth Hos.; Mrs.M.B.Mackenzie, Pres.\u2014 Reddy Memorial Hos.Women\u2019s Aux.; Mrs.E.D.Johnson, Past Pres.\u2014 Queen Elizabeth Hos.Woman's Aux.; Mrs.J.Harkness, Rep.\u2014 Lachine General Hos.Women\u2019s Aux.; Mrs.C, N.Knowles, Past Pres.\u2014 Queen Elizabeth Hos.Woman\u2019s Aux.Dance Teachers Told Of Ballet Adaptation Quebec Dance Teachers Association and Affiliated Artists held their first meeting of the season Sunday, October 3, when Mr.Brian MacDonald gave a very interesting talk and demonstration on the adaption of classical ballet for television, followed by three films on dancing.The executive committee 1954-55 is as follows: Past President, Carrie Bizgers; for President, Alex McDougall; 2nd Vice-President, Dorothy Rossetti; Secretary, Marian Smith assisted by Irene Waldie; Treasurer, Ann Lendman.~ Directors are: Heino Heiden, Emily Laurence, Jeanne Rodier, Muriel Steppings.Activities for the season will include a Benefit Performance far the Royal Winnipeg Ballet at Gesu Theatre, November 21; a Dance Convention, Lectures, demonstrations and classes by prominent authorities in the dance Special activities will be arranged for student members who are now admitted from the age of twelve.Plans Now Underway For OSC Convention The Ladies Auxiliaries to the Order of Scottish Clans in the United States and Canada are holding their annual convention in the Sheraton Mount Royal Hotel on June 14, 15, and 16, 1955.This event is being sponsored by the Chairlady of this convention is Past Grand President, Agnes Murray, assisted by Secretary Grand Conductor Past President, Mildred Bardon; Treasurer Past President, Margaret Smith, and a committee from all auxiliaries.A nieeting was held on Monday, September 20, at which the chair- lady gave a report of all commit- teas appointed.V.O.N.Auxiliary The ,opening meeting of Wust Distriét V.O.N.auxillary will take place on October 13 at 2.p.m.at | Victoria Hall, Westmount.President, Mary Beetles; 1st Vice- | Elsie Soloman, world.| Montreal and District Auxiliaries.TEE EXAMINER, WESTHOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1066 \u2014 a _ \u2018 Zonta - Got Together Miss A.May Jackson President of the Zonta Club of Montreal will Preside at a get-to-gether of the Zionta Club members and {heir friends on- Tuesday evening at 8 pm.in Victoria School.~ PAGE NINN Supervisor of Home Econom for the Protestant School Boar \u2018of Greater Montreal \u2018and Vi President of the Montreal Zon Club.Mrs.Martin will highlight the interesting field in whch she.{is engaged.AN - members are urged to\u2019 attend, ' ap TE Sag The guest speaker-on this oc- a.» t- FI.2486 \u201cSPECIALS! =.a5, p Permanent $12.50 où Permanent $10.00 y - Others from $7.50 Facialist and Complexion .\u201d \u201c Expert Direct from Paris ALSO MANICURIST IN N ATTENRANCE «oF.0562 1347 GREENE AVENUE + 4.PR 02 $\u20140 50¢ \u20146c=50« >0 First quality Com 51.gouge, 15 denier ~ 94s - i NEW LOW PRICES 1.ON NYLONS AH Popular Brands of Hosiery \u2018REDUCED FROM 10% TO 20% 2 SPECIALS 15 denier substondards 695 30 DOC ALL NYLON LINGERIE AT 1233 Greene Avenue 9.LADIES WEAR 5 | 5 | | | REDUCED PRICES | | | {Opposite Avenue Theatre) Fi.9541 o\u2014o0\u20140oc\u2014>0\u2014 OO OC A limited quantity FULL LENGTH COATS OF ALASKA DYED FUR SEALSKIN Completely Custom Made $1,000.00 Number one quality skins Matara- dyed (U.S.Fouke processed).You may choose from a wide variety of beautiful models including those we \u201c brought from Paris, and you may incorporate your own ideas.From your selection of skins to your final fitting .a magnificent custom made coat.rare indeed at this price.- at Outstanding Offering! 1235 Greene Ave.Avenue Theatre Wi.3312 LEP ES sf RS a + very\u2019 } ms vrs eine ts + PAGE TN - Rummage Sale A rugmmage sale will be held: An the Church of the Advent parish haH, 326 Wood Ave., corner Western Avenue, Westmount on Saturday, October 9, at 10 a.m, Loretta Alumna The opening meeting of the season for the Lorefto Alumnae, SWOP SHOP WANTS \" season wir be discussed, LAMPS , Hs Next of Kin Assn.PLATES DRAPES | The monthly meeting of the next of kin association will be SLIP COVERS : :*.CUPS & SAUCERS held Thursday, October 14.at the to .Y.W.C.A.Dorchester Street, West, OFFERS ) Room 25 at 8.30 p.m.sharp, to be followed by a card game.\u201d - Monday, October 18, at the University Women\u2019s Club, 3482 Peel ELECTRIC GRATE ® WE RESTRING PEARLS © 319 VICTORIA AVENUE (Near Western) ELwood 2230 B.and P.Tea The Business and Professional Women's Organization of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, is holding its opening tea in the Vice Regal -SUNLOCK KENNELS REG'D.Standard poodle puppies for show, obedience, or companion.Finest imported championship stock.Seen in Montreal by arrangement.- MISS V.REID Lake Manitou South, P.Q.Telephone: Ste.Agathe 1592 Just arrived from Holland! 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urday, at 3 p.m.in the Templs Community House, Sherbrooke West.\u201c , Program for the afternoon will feature: .Interpretive Jewish Festival Dances by he Carmel Schwartz Group.Presentation of \u201cle dernier ori\u201d in hat fashions by Jean Hershon, Mrs.A.N.Miller, president will introduce and welcome the new members.*» Calvary W.M.S.\" The annual nieeting of Calvary W.M.S.sil be held on Wednesday, October 13, at 8 pm.in the Ladies\u2019 Parlors, the conveners being Mrs.F, N, Stephen and Mrs.H.V.Driver, The minister, the.Rev.Walter J, Spence, will review the Study, Book, which is entitled \u201cThe Church in Tiaia.\u201d The guest soloist will be Mrs.M.F.Botting, Members of the Elizabeth Read - -Auxiliary.and ail other friends are cordially\"inyited.Husbands! 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right.Bit, there is also something to be said for developing good athletes, and in most sports this development is noticeably .lacking.\u2018Nowhere can a better example be found than in the \u201cathletfe success gained by MoGill University in the \u2018past decade.The back- = bone of the college's football teams have come from out of town; the, game story cañ be told regarding both basketball and hockey.Somewhere along the line Quebec students are dropping behind their Ontario counterparts, so \u201cthat when they enter college.one is a far superior athlete to the other.There is such a pool of football talent coming up from Ontario high schols - \u201cthat colleges there invariably come up with solid teams.Cer- + tainly there is never a long period of gridifon mediocrity.Experts are agreed that the Vasie- difference between the calibre of athlete produced in Quebec and Ontario high schools lies in their superior coaching.On the average, the youth of both prov- incés is granted equal athletic ability.There\u2018 is little marked change until the high school stage, when a more concentrated program tends to make better athletes of the Ontario citizens.Larry Sullivan, new head football coach at McGill, claims there is enough talent in Ontario to supply all the schools in the Intercollegiate League.McGill lacks the attraction to bring many of them here, he says, mainly due to a poor job of public relations.But if they could be convinced of McGills merits, he is sure he .could turn out teams on a par with either Western, Toronto or Queens.\u2018 - \u201c Basketball mentor Joe Anderson is also faced with a lack \u2018of material.Many agree he is one of the best hoop coaches in Canada.He has had experience, was a star player himself, and possesses the ability to handle a team.But in recent years he has been forced to pit three or four good men against nine or 10 from other schools.He too agrees that there is enough court talent available in Ontario to supply all schools, but that instead of being diffused, it is concentrated in one place.He has pointed at Toronto, where intramural teams rival the talent seen on intercollegiate squads.The same holds true in hockey, though here there is also stiff competition from the French colleges, of the University of Montreal and Laval.This lack of talent in the major sports has been a chronic illness \u2018at McGill for some time now, and can be traced directiy\"back to the high schools.There is enough talent in Ontario to supply the Quebec institution, but there should be no reason to have to go after it.Quebec produces enough\u201d boys to supply its own colleges, English and French.The holdup is in the training received in high school.Too many schools consider the coaching posts as mere chores to be hoisted upon a teacher who can be lulled into accepting them.Few are serious about their coaching, though there is generally nQ lack of sincere interest.But there is a severe lack of knowledge about the position.Too few high school coaches know their games from long personal contact.Too few have any basic ideas about the science of the game, or a knowledge of fundamentals used.e Instead there is a tendency towards teaching the students from a \u201cHow to Play Better Football\u201d book, and \u201cBasketball Simplified\u201d.Few coaches realize the importance of teaching fundamentals, and even less have the ability or knowledge.The job of coaching high school students, on the whole, has become too much work, for which it seems there is little result.When the students start in at the college level, the professional physical education instructors they come in contact with are forced to stop progress on more advanced learning and teach many members of their teams the fundamentals of the game.It is not the lack of ability that separates the boys, but a lack of knowledge as how to best using this ability.Ontario colleges get the jump immediately because they can begin at more advanced training stages.With more and more science being incorporate inte sports, schools can ill afford the time to teach athletes the principles they are supposed to be well acquainted with.Westmount schools are fortunate in having a good staf£ here.Age and a small choice usually prevent the local schools from completely dominating the high school sports scene, but the instructors are rated as second to none here.But that is only one school, and students attending McGill range from all over the metropolis.This results in the first few being equal to any others on the collegiate - circle, but little bench strength is present.More \"concentrated and better coaching is needed before this situation will change, Of great help would be coaching sessions by members of professional teams.Similar programs have raised considerably the quality of high school football on the prairies.Here it would no doubt produce the same result.There is no criticism levelled at the character of athletes produced \u2018here; only the use they make of their ability.Until this deficiency is solved, there will be little difference in the overall situation as it stands today.- .Cw x, - TRE EXAMINER, .e Rams 2 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1954 | \u2014\u2014 Westmount Dumped 11-2 In Opening The Westmount High sennio By GORD WASSERMAN Grid Match Lie High by a 11-2 count Friday.A \u2018busful af Westmounters along with their cheerleaders were on hand to see their school lose thei ely first game.In the first quarter, the tilt was a ha steady fight.Westmount\u2019s line looked strong.Catholic High had third down from their ownsquad line and were forced to kick from behind their own goal.Bob- Baker, who played a standout game all afternoon for Unity Cagers «Start Drills Unity Boys Club, who ¢ap- tured city interme: .c*e trasket- \u2018ball-honors last winter, held their first workout of the 1954-55 season last night \u2018at their Green avenue headquarters in lower Westmount.The club will likely be operating in the Senior B circuit this campaign.Most of the regulars from last year's _fast-stepping\u201d aggregation |- were \u2018out last night.One notable exception was Teddy Rice, the UBC'ers\u2019 all star guard who is being transferred to the Maritimes by his.firm.\u2018Filling the shoes of the smooth-working Theodore will be Ho easy task.Some members of the Buddies, the all-colored club, were out with UBC last night.The Buddies have apparently decided not to enter a team this year.Any players interested playing with the Unity gang are invited to turn out to the practices on Wednesday and Friday nights.Further information can be \u2018obtained by phoning Maurice Ma- riasine at the Y Unity Boys Club.STANDINGS Mosquito A D Pts, _ SNNNN&a OOH SSOSONA Wk Nike Blues Royals Lancers .ooaeacceo.s Guards Cadets Greys .Greens Maroons .Cardinals .Cavaliers .NuisHidHO OMe coNnNHhe OGus0 nuvol SHHHHh COR GOOHN SHNW OHu 95569956 OO 909860 UNa0 NNR 1 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 LCC DOWN STRATH Gunning for another *enlor B city championship, Lower Canada College\u2019s husky gridders overcame stiff opposition to down Strath- cona Academy 11-5 in a regular interscholastic fray reeled off Tuesday.attempted the convert but Was not successful.The second quarter was uneventful.End Lance Thomson caught three passes for a total of 60 yards and Dick Christenson and Doug Smart made some nice ground- gaining plays.But half time was called with the score Westmount 2, Catholic High 0.- When the Catholic High .squad returned to the field after the break, they were a new team, The game turned into a wide-open affair and the Westmount boys just couldn\u2019t seem to find themselves.At the kick-off, Giles St.Denis carried the ball 60 yards on the return and the .Black \u2019n White team was set.In a féw plays they had forced Westmount into the same situation in which they had.found themselves in the first period.\u2018 On third down, the W.H.S.boys were on their own 10 yard line and John Smart stepped to the 8 for the punt.Nearly blocked, it went high and wobbly and cdme down on their own 20 yard line,\u2014 only 15 yards from where the ball had been scrimmaged.| Yee Scores First It was taken on the 20 by Goodwin who drove down to the West- mount 8 yard marker.On a first (Continued on Page 12) ¥the Purple 'n White squad, broke: \"|through and nailed the kicker for a safety touch, Dick Christenson Westward Tie WJHS Bantams Westward Bantams battled to 8 1-1 stalemate with Westmount Junior High in an interscholastic tilt reeled off at Westmount Park last Friday afternoon.The Weést- | mounters fielded a much stronger team than that which the far west enders had calcimined 6-0 in an earlier exhibition fray.The home club enjoyed the best \u2018of the play in the scoreless first half.Their efforts paid off after PAGE ELEVEN ~ r B football squad dropped.their season opener to Catho-~ 10° minutes of play in the final » canto when the red and white clad , soccerites pumped home a cheap goal, Centre forward Janis Spurmanis netted the equalizer just five minutes later on a beautiful passing play with Jerry Licklider, Play was generally even th: ough- out the second half.Both teams missed plenty of splendid scoring opportunities, Play around the goals was sloppy with players missing open nets, booting the spheroid over the crossbar, etc.Lower Canada College, who have won five Senior B championships in the last six years, started off their 1954 campaign in a winning way last Friday afternoon when they downed Lachine 10-5.October 19th, hors MR.ROWE, DE.1748.WESTMOUNT BADMINTON CLUB Will commence their 24th season on Tuesday evening, 1954, on the courts of the Westmount Junior High School, Academy Road.All members are welcome and new players (men | and ladies) will also be.accepted.For information, please call JACK MORRIS, GL.1326, or EYEE Fay ons 1) & GUARANTEED 4 SERVI NCA EE PY : YE RV ANEW ACTION- PACKED, THRILL-JAMMED PROGRAMME \\ _ Meet the sports personalities that make the news.see the thrilling highlights of their careers.CBMT 6510 6° p.m.ANOTHER GREAT TV PROGRAMME BROUGHT TO YOU BY ,.pe Cee nae Crna EN ee\u201d i a si Ax Le aie 47 PAGE TWELVE Westmount Trounces Barbarians, By JIM \u2018Gains 10 Spots On Quebec.Team ADAM Those long hours of training on hot summery days paid- dividénds for the Westmount rugger club'Saturday-or a cold rainy winter-like afternoon.Superior stamina and an overwhelming strength in the scrum gave the Westmounters a convincing 9-0 win over their eross-town rivals the Montreal Barbarians.* To their credit the Barbs never ; gave up fighting but the relent-® less attacks of the Westies forwards and the loss -of two men during the second half was too: much for the black and whites.Earlier in the afternoon the Westmount second stringers defeated their Barbian counterparts - 9-3 in au exciting game, - Late Saturday night the provincial selectors annuonced the team to represent Quebec against Ontario in Toronto tomorrow.The team includes 10 Westmount boys, four from the Barbs and a solo representative from McGill University.The team to travel to the Queen City is as follows Mike Budd (McGill), John King, Al Goodings, Barry Ward and Sid Bloom (all from \u201cthe Bavbs), George Ewan, Bill McQueen, Geoff Jackson, Ronnie Ruthven, John McLaren.Joe O'Flaherty, Murdo Murchison, Dick Miller, Gerry Fotheringham and Donald Munro of Westmount.- Replacement Do Well There is a possibility that Westmount skipper George Ewan may have to stand down from the team because of a tooth infection.He was missing from the West- mount lineup Saturday which brought to five the total of regulars missing from the team fou last week's title.The replacements, however, all played stand- qut games.+ The West Hill field resembled a mud bath for the game but the strong Westmount forwards 'revelled in the heavy going and were in control for most of the game.Only at the start when the Barbarians came close to scoring did the newly formed squad really threaten.On this occasion a fine covering tackle bv John Mc- Laren prevent a score.The diminutive McLaren playing in the worst possible condition for a serum half gave a fine display both in attack and defence.H= should be a useful ran for the Quebec team to have around next i; Saturday.Disallow Convert .\u2018Westmount took the lead afte: a spectacular play.The Barbs were pressing near the Westmount 25 when Bill McQueen intercepted a pass, when tackled near the half: way line he passed on to winger |.Tom Park who out-paced the opposition to score under the\u201d posts.The conversion attempt was disallowed.Shortly hefore half-time the blue-shirts went further ahead when big Ian Monroe who played a fine game in the first outing for the club in the second row plunged over from a loose maul -near the line.By half time the Barbarians were weakening and it looked as if the Westmounters might run away with it in the second canto But despite the loss of Blair Taylor and Joe Smyth through injury they kept their line intact until ten minutes from the end when a quick dash from the scrum by McLaren gave Ruthvan the chance to go over near the corner.With this conversion and an earlier penalty goal \u2018attempt Ian Monroe was unlucky in hitting the woodwork.Conditions Poor Although\u2019 the conditions were all against open play there Was much fine running in the game.The second half, however, developed into a battle between the rival packs.This gives ther Westmount squad their scond straight triumph over the Barbs this season.The teams will not meet again until November when with botn teams at full strength and perhaps on a drier field a good game should be seen.Four-Team Loop Starts Oct.16 By Cliff Faraworth The St.Laurent Intermediate Hockey League once again takes to the ice at the St.Laurent Arena this Saturday afternoon with all four teams holding heavy workouts.MacRae Electric and Michaud Freres will scrimmage for an hour-long session while the N.D.G.Regents and Royal Pharmacy clash one hour later.The four teams were fairly weil represented last Saturday as each of the teams took to the ice for the first time, even though there was stiff competition from the World Series and various football games.- Several new faces were seen in action on each\u2019of the teams, with the N.D.G.Regents producing the greatest number of rookies.Mi- chaud Freres and.Royal Pharmacy were not too far behind the Regents in this respect.while MacRae Electric is standing pat \u201con last vear's favourites who carried them into the finals for the Dr.Rondeau trophy.Royal Pharmacy are the defenders of the trophy for which the top three teams will fight when the playoffs commence.Opener Oct.16 This season each of the teams will play eighteen games starting October 16, and oarrying them through until the end of February.In the plavoffs the 2nd and 8rd teams will battle for the right to play th: 1«t team in the finals.Added interest will be \u2018given this vear to the trophy for the individual scoring leader at the end of the regular season's play -\u2014 a trophy donated by Real Goulet of Royal Pharmacy.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1954 IAN MAIR, formerly with the | Wanderers rugger club of Edin- \"06 , y \u2014 Pré To Scotty Lonsdale, Doug Smart and ig helpless it the team does not co- Lance Thomson also-deserve credit , for a fine attempt.Dick Christenson and Bob Baker were elected co-captainos by the team before the kick-oft.on Friday, | WHS Defence Poor The Westin 4 t defence was poor * but the faûlt lies with the players.They have been lax about practice attendance and the coach pperate.Thère is still ppe for a good season.Last year's squad which finished second oply to the cham.pign L.C.C.grqup, dropped their first game to Cardinal Newman by a score of 10-1.; -They face Verdun High next Tuesday and with practice and determination - -the squad can stig bounce back and finish the season at the top of the league.Sales: WA.0331 burgh, Scotland, who is coach pf this year\u2019s.Quebec team.He is a former star forward with the Westmount club and.presently coaches \"that team, Westmount Dumped 11-2 (Continéed from page 11) down quarterback sneak, Robert Yee drove through the Purple \u2019n White line and was over for .the first major of the game.The score convert was missed and the score stood at 5-2.Ron Sharps team attempted to get back into the game but to no avail.With Quarterback Paul Hamilton sidelined because of a hip injury, Lance Thomson and Bob Perry tried to fill the position.But the line was weak and: the only time that Westmount looked strong in the second half was when Thomson hit Christen- son with a 25 yard pass.Soon the Black 'n White boys were again on the march, They completed toss after toss against a pass defence that was powerless and were at their own 50 yard line when they started on their, second touchdown.A long pass was deflected off Drury Porteous\u2019 fingers and taken by a Catholic 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