The Westmount examiner, 30 novembre 1939, jeudi 30 novembre 1939

[" 1! le 40th Anniversary Watch Sale ideal For Army Men V/aterproof Watches $15.00 up Also Rolex «Ofer and Mido self-Winding at Pre-War Prices 1216 Greene Ave.7 PO AS LME WE.4046 voL.X., No.48 Re ria 2 GFFICIAL CRESTS NOW DCNTIFY MEMBERS £ SUSINESS ASSOCIATION Firms Belonging to Organization Prominently Display Insignia\u2014Members Pledged to Conduct Businesses At High Standards \u2014 Active Season Planned by Executive Committee Every firm which is a member of the Business Association of Westmount now bears the association's official crest, prominently displayed, and may be readily identified by local shoppers, C.A.James, publicity chairman, announced yesterday.All members of the association, whether they offer goods or services, are pledged to conduct their businesses at the highest possible standards and solicit the patronage of local residents.Mr, James also announced that window streamers, designed to attract Christmas shoppers, would CRAFT CLUB AI YMCA MAKES FAST PROGRESS Membership of 50 is Stead- ilyIncreasing\u2014 120 Models Turned Out Since it started the season two months ago, the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Craft Club has made remarkable progress, With a membership of fifty which is steadily increasing, it has turned out one hundred and twenty models to date.In the short period it has been active it has increased the number of crafts that it carries on, from five to ten.With Christmas only three and a half weeks away, many boys have been making their presents.In the last week, there have been many leather purses, wallets and xey cases turned out, and leather work has proved the most popular craît to date.Basketry, woodwork, cordwork, fretwork, lino- cutting, and wood burning are also carried on.The schedule of the week\u2019s activities is as follows: Monda- 3:45-5:30 p.m.; Tuesday 8:45-5:30 p.m.; Wednesday © 3:45-5:00, 7:45-9:30 p.m.; Thursday 3:45-5:30 p.m.; Friday 3:45- 5:30, 7:30-9:30 p.m.The Craft shop is under the direction of Ross Seaman, Wallace Beaton, and Gordon Mackey.Sisterhood To Hold Bridge On Dec.12 The Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood will hold a Chanukah bridge at the home of Mrs.Frances Beck on Tuesday evening, Dec.12.A Sisterhood sewing group meets cvery Monday morning at 10 o'- clock.The Sisterhood Study Circle is scheduled to commence sessions on Tuesday at 11 o'clock.The Sisterhood Community Fair will be held in the new Community Centre on Jan.23 and 24.INSPECT REGIMENT Col.C.B.Price, D.S.0., D.C.M,, V.D, A,D.C., accompanied by Major H.V.D.Lang and Captain Charles Foulkes inspected the Royal Montreal \u2018Regiment (Machine Gun) on Tuesday.The Regiment paraded at the Westmount Athletic grounds, under the command of Lt.-Col.J.E.Slessor, E.D.The Royal Montreal Regiment (M.G.) has been mobilized as part of the 3rd Brigade of the 1st divi- son, C.A.S.F.shortly be distributed to members.*They will be brightly colored reminders of the many articles suitable for Yuletide gifts that are available in local shops.The association further announces that a great many firms have renewed their membership in the organization and that an unusually successful year is anticipated.While no official arrangement have yet been formulated the executive committee is busily preparing plans to stimulate business here.Open Meetings Planned Meetings open to the general publie, somewhat similar to those staged last year, will undoubtedly be held.The meeting held in Victoria Hall last fall attracted over a thousand persons and resulted in a closer and more friendly relationship between merchants and consumers.Closed membership sessions at which matters pertaining to business firms operating ig West- mount will be discussed, are to be held from time to time, As was the case last year they will enable the members to present a united front in obtaining objectives that will result in improved business conditions locally, Matters that arose at the initial meeting of the season as regards later closing of stores on Friday; the operation of gasoline stations on Sunday; and the sale of beer by stores located within the bound- eries of Westmount will be further studied at these sessions and final decisions reached, If the majority of members agree that local by-laws governing their businesses need revision the City Council will be asked to make the necessary adjustments.The association has taken an interest in the sale of beer here only because it is allowed to be delivered in Westmount by outside firms.Some of the members have expressed the feeling that this revenue should go to local stores.LIBRARY HEADS LAUDED BY CITY A.D.Thornton, chairman of the board of the Westmount Public Librarian, and Miss Jenkins, head librarian, were lauded for their work in a resolution adopted by the City Council at a regular meeting Monday night.In part the resolution read that: \u201cThe City Council unanimously goes on record to express its appreciation for the amount of time, thought and enthusiasm given to the work of the extension of the library by A.D.Thornton and the wonderful work of Miss Kathleen Jenkins,\u201d Mayor W.A.Merrill, K.C., pre- sided at the meeting.Three Girls Are Injared When Struck by Taxicab Struck by a taxicab as they Were crossing from north to south \u201c1 Sherbrooke street near Greene évenue at 4.45 o\u2019clock Monday af- \u2018=rnoon, Shirley Browne, 9 Grove Park, Marion Heward, 10 Anworth sad, and Marjorie Heward, of 462 Mountain avenue, sustained minor \u201cjuries and were treated by a doc- ior at the home of Shirley Browne \u201chere they were taken in a police ar.The girls told police that they \u2018\u2018arted to cross the street on the Freen light but as they reached Arout half way across the light -vitched to amber and as they ran \u201cA the opposite curb were struck ¥ a taxi driven by Adolphe Na- au of 540 Ontario street East, | proceeding west to east on Sherbrooke.The driver was brought to the police station by Constable Lauzon and charged with crossing a red traffic light.He was allowed to leave after depositing bail.When he appeared before the Recorder\u2019s Court the following morning Na- deau pleaded guilty and was fined for failing to stop at a red light.Shirley Browne suffered minor head wounds and body bruises; Marion Heward suffered a bruised back and cuts about the legs and Marjorie Heward was treated for a bruised left shoulder and a cut right leg.All girls, who were about 15 years of age, also suïfe»-d shock.# Ward, In a unique mass marriage ceremony in Mexico City\u2019s National Stadium, the government made 730 soldiers respectable husbands by legalizing their union with common law wives.Above, part of the wadding line of march\u2014with a brand new the procession.Benedict and his newly-legalixed wife carrying their child as they load | Library To Hold} Auction Of Magazines The Annual auction of magazines will be held at the West- mount Public Library on Saturday, Dec, 9 commencing at 8 p.m.it was announced yesterday by Miss Kathleen Jenkins, Librarian, Successful bidders in the auction will receive their magazines during 1940 an issue later than the current edition, when they are removed from the reading room, SHOW WILL BE PRESENTED BY ROTARY CLUB Treat Promised by Performers \u2014 Will Benefit RMR \u2014 Fine Orchestra The Royal Montreal Regiment, will be the beneficiaries from an all star Minstrel Show to be presented by The Rotary Club of Westmount on Thursday, December 7.This Minstrel Show, which is under the direction of Bert Stan- way, will be presented in the Notre Dame de Grace Community Hall.Proceeds from the performance will be donated by the West- mount Rotary Club to the Women's Auxiliary of the R.M.R.to be used for the purchase of wool so badly needed for sweaters, scarfs and other knitted goods.The show itself promises to be one of the best minstrel shows seen in Montreal for many a day.The company consists of some 60 performers, headed by that ace of \u201cend men,\u201d Bill Smart.Allen Murray, formerly a star of the famous Dumbells is also in the cast and will be featured in several comic skits, Alex Fraser, formerly of the Montreal Repertory Theatre, will present a skit entitled \u201cHenry VIIL\u201d and another highlight will be a bloodcurdling melodramar \u201cDo Your Worst,\u201d complete with hero, heroine and deep-dyed villain, Dance Numbers In addition to the traditional minstrel features there are several dance numbers by a troupe of talented girls, and featured also will be the Shubert Male Chorus considered by many the finest in Canada.The music for this show has all been specially arranged by Bert Stanway and the whole show will be backed by the 15 piece Orchestra of Alex Lajoie, famous on the radis und in Montreal's night clubs.Tickets for the show are now available through any member of the Rotary Club of Westmount.Because of the worthy nature of the cause for which the show is being produced and the excellence of the show itself the Westmount Rotarians are confident that the Community Hall next Thursday night will be packed to the doors.GIRLS HI-Y CLUB Thursday evening the Girls Hi-Y Club of Westmount High School enjoyed the movies and address on Italy given for their benefit.After this, the members of the Glee Club, under the direction of Sheila sang.Library To Hold Display Of Books For Children Exhibition Will Consist of Volumes Designed for Recreational Reading\u2014Will Guide Parents and Others In Selection of Books for Children \u2014 Takes in Various Âge Groups .An exhibition of recreational reading books for children of various age groups will be held in the adult section of the Westmount Public Library commencing on Saturday and closing on the following Saturday evening.The volumes will be on display during regular library hours, from 10 a.m.until 10 p.m.The main objective of the exhibition is to guide parents and others in the selection of books suitable for children from the stage when they can first comprehend picture-# stories until the 16-17 age group.Will Aid in Christmas Buying The display is particularly timely as it will show the type of book, suitable.as.Christmas.gifts for children of the various ages.Miss G.McEwen, librarian in charge of the children\u2019s department, will be present in the adult section on Tuesday and Friday evenings.Others librarians may be consulted when Miss McEwen is not present.Although the books to be on display are for the most part of a recreational type there will be a few biographies and travel volumes included.Some of the stories will also have historical backgrounds, Representative of the youngest age group will be Anderson's \u201cOld Mother Goose,\u201d Benelman's \u201cMadeline,\u201d and Granatky\u2019s \u201cLittle Toot.\u201d In the 9 to 12 classification will be such books as En- right\u2019s \u201cThimble Summer,\u201d Andru's \u201cSea Bird Island,\u201d Hatch's \u201cThe Curious Lobster,\u201d and Bunyan\u2019s \u201cPilgrim\u2019s Progress.\u201d The latter is illustrated by Lawson, most noted for his drawings in Ferdinand the Bull.\u201d The 14 to 16 agc group includes fietion such as Benct\u2019s \u201cEnchanting Irving Lind,\u201d and Ellsberg\u2019s \u201cMen Under the Seca.\u201d Michael Oliver Re-Elected Head Of School Parliament Teachers and Students of Westmount and Argyle Junior High Schools Figured Prominently at Sessions on Friday and Saturday \u2014 W.H.S.Sent 12 Delegates Teachers and students of Westmount High School and Argyle.Junior High School figured prominently at the third annual session of the High School Model Parliament of Montreal held at the Montreal High on Friday and Saturday.Michael Oliver, W.H.S, student, was re-elected to the post of Prime Minister while Miss I.B.Truax, French instructress at W.H.S.delivered a message from the Provincial Association of Protestant Teachers of which she is president.H.Davidson, teacher at Argyle, was® named advisor of Commission C.Twelve Delegates Westmount High School was represented at the session by twelve delegates.Montreal High School buzzed with activity, The Parliament summoned delegates from all the Protestant high schools on the Island, the total attendance being approximately 300., The program for the two days was a stiff one.At previous sessions one day only had been set aside for the important meeting but this year it was found more convenient to assemble for a longer period in order that the business might be more fully and adequately covered.At exactly 7.30 on Friday evening the registration of the delegates and ob- servers began.An hour later the Speaker of the House, Melbourne Doig, opened the first sitting of this year\u2019s session with the introductory \u201cspeech from the throne.\u201d This was immediately followed by a warm message of greeting from Miss I.B.Truax.The report of the work accomplished by the outgoing Cabinet for the year was then read by the Prime Minister.It is interesting to note that Michael Oliver is looked upon as the most qualified and polished public speaker\u2014one of sixty reasons why he was chosen \u201cchief,\u201d Briefly outlined, here ix what the Model Parliament achieved last year: Figures were gathered concerning the employment of students who had grad- (Continued on Page 2) S The ER LL LL LL Or rr rr rrr Pr dr rR 77 PAR 27rd ll LILA il?) Week At Victoria Hall 2 777 77 77777 7 Today: The T.Eaton Co.play.& RR Tomorrow: Alherbreen Club, dance; Westmount Council Royal Ar- canum; NDG Women's Club, musical; AM.; Westmount Stamp Club.Saturday: New Theatre Group.Monday: Montreal Repertory Stearn\u2019s Lodge, A.F.and Theatre, rehearsal; Westmount Council, Royal Arcanum; Westmount Municipal Association.Tuesday: M.R.T.play, Lorne Loyal Orange Lodge.Wednesday: M.R.T.play; Electa Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star; Hampstead Hall School; Victorian Order of Nurses; regular weekly luncheon meeting of Westmount Rotary Club.Next Thursday: M.R.T.play.he Westmount Gxaminer Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis \u2014_\u2014 | Municipal Tax| May Be Paid Half-Y early In future the municipal tax may be paid twice yearly, on January 1 and July 1, it was announced at the City Hall this week, Property owners will benefit materially under the new arrangement ag an interest of five per cent will accrue on overdue taxes from eitiier of the half-yearly dates only.Persons paying the tax in full on or before Jan, 15 will receive a discount of Two and one-half per cent.BOYS BRIGADE IN' SUCCESSFUL CHURCH PARADE Battalion Assembled at Mc- Gill Campus \u2014 Service Held in Erskine and American Church Members of the First Westmount Company of the Boys Brigade turned out in excellent numbers to the Battalion parade and church service, held in Erskine and American United Church on Sunday.Assembling on McGill Campus, the Battalion marched along Sherbrooke Street to the church, led by the Fifth's Company Band.An inspiring message was delivered by Rev.Dr.Pidgeon which was greatly appreciated by the officers and boys.On the return march, The First Company's band led back to Westmount and they were complimented by scveral members of the Battalion executive on their efficiency.Tomorrow will finally close the inter-squad competitions for November and the First Squad under Sgt.Don.Taylor is well inthe lead.However there is 4till hope of the Second Squad catching up.The medal will be presented on Friday, December 7th.Toy Repair Work Toy repair work is now under way and will be carried on until Christmas, Corp.Robert Morrow is acting as organizer and will arrange with those boys taking part each week, The Leathercraft classes on Tuesdays and Fridays are proving popular and already their numbers have surpassed expectations, Private Jack Goodfellow has been appointed Recorder and Pte.Leonard Gough Q.M.for this craft.Boxing will be introduced each I'riday from now on by Warrant Officer Robert Beal and those boys who would like coaching in this form of physical training are asked to report to him.Numerous boys have requested a weekly period so that they might train for special display purposes, especially on the occasion of \u201cParents\u2019 Night.\u201d The Life Boys, junior section of the Company for boys under 12 years, has been making good progress under Ross Way and Herb, Wilson.The boys are enthusiastic and working hard to bulld their team up to 30.A membership campaign is under way and already Buddy Lightbound leads by bringing in three new members.He will receive his Life Boy Lanyard in the near future, COLIN RUDD 10 PREAH SUNDAY This Sunday evening in St.Andrew\u2019s Church Colin Rudd will give the addresses by young men prominent in McGill and professional circles for the past two months on the general theme, \u201cIf 1 Could Preach Just Once.\u201d Mr.Rudd is a student in his last year at the United Theological College who has been doing most acceptable work among the boys of St.Andrew's Church.Born and brought up in England, Mr.Rudd spent some years as a student missionary in Newfoundland before coming to Montreal to finish his theological training.All persons interested, especially young people, are invited to attend this service.CHARITY NIGHT On Wednesday night at 8.15 p.m., in St.Leo's Acadamey Hall.Clarke avenue, a charity night will be held in aid of St.Vincent de Paul Society of St.Leo's Parish.This festival will be under the distinguished patronage of Alderman B.Panet-Raymond.426 AM MM AAA AA MAMA MAL A MMA MALE CANADA'S RAILWAYS MOST TARDWOOD FLOORS Suoplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished A.Ross Grafton & Co.Fres Estimates WE, 2323 A ED dR 6 À Cleaned CLL ib IS, 3 St.Catherine St.Westmount R222 L PRICE:\u2014TWO CENTS mers prés } EFFICINT IN THE WORLD, QTARY SPEAKER STATES S, W.Fairweather, Chief of Research and Development Of C.N.R.Addressed Local Club Yesterday \u2014 Believes Railways Are Not Drag on Country's Progress \u2014 Says Canada Second in Standard of Living \u201cNo other country in the world Canada and no other country in the as Canada,\u201d S.W.Fairweather, ch Canadian National Railways, stated weekly luncheon meeting of the W Hall yesterday.It is a mistake to believe that our national progress.needs efficient railways more than world has such efficient railways ief of Rescarch and Development, while addressing the regular estmount Rotary Club in Victoria Canada's railways are a drag on Quite tho contrary, Canada\u2019s railways form the foundation of her industrial development, and therefore, of Canada\u2019s national wealth, the speaker¥ declared.Not Over-Constructed \u201cIt is a vather commonly held view that as a nation we made somewhat of a mess of our railway development, that we are grossly over-constructed and that there is a huge amount of duplication of railway effort.But those who believe thus might just as well premise that if there had been less duplication of Canadian cities the country would be wealthier; or if instead of Quebec, Montreal, Sorel and Three Rivers all being dovel- oped as ocean ports, only one had to be developed, the country would be *wealthier,\u201d he said.Continuing, he declared: Fifth In Trading Nations \u201c1 am willing to judge results, not by mere theoretical standards based on what might have been if I had been given the job of planning the destiny of the country, but by the very practical standard of comparing the industrial development and national wealth of Canada with other countries.Anyone who makes such a study cannot escape the conviction that wo haye done rather well by ourselves, We have accumulated nas tional wealth of a capital value of 80 billions of dollars.Our national Income is 6 billions of dollars.With a population which classes us far down amongst the countries of the world, we, nevertheless, rank\u2019 fifth amongst the trading nations.Our gross wealth production per capita is one of the highest in the world.Our standard of living, which, after all, measures our economic success, is second only to that of the United States.Measure it how you will: automobiles per capita, telephones per capita, bath tubs per capita, you get the same result, And lest I be accused of overlooking the fact that Canada has borrowed a large amount of capital for her industrial expansion, I would like to inform you that Canada, some years ago, turned from being a debtor country in the balance of international payments to being a ereditor country, which means from being an importer of capita; to being an exporter \u2018of capital.The Dominion Bureau of Statistica ix my authority for saying that in the last five years Canada had a favourable halance of international payments totalling more than 950 millions, Is Optimistic \u201cThese facts explain why 1 possess a reasoned optimism.I simply do not know of any other country in the world which has accomplished so much in so short a period of time as Canada, It is granted that mistakes have been made, but I do submit that any (Continued on Page 2) REY.JOHNSTON WILL PREACH AT CALVARY Is Secretary of Religious Education Council of the Province of Quebec The guest preacher in Calvary Church on Sunday morning will be the Rev.Minton C.Johnston, B.A,, B.D., secretary of the Religious Education Council of the Province of Quebec.At the evening service the preacher will be the Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A, D.D.This service will be followed by the Commun- fon of the Lord's Supper, at which time new members will bo recoit: fellowship of the our Lord share in ed into the church, All who love are heartily invited to the Communion service.A special meeting of the congregation is called for Monday night at 8.15 p.m.On Wednesday at 2.30 p.m.the annual meeting of the Women's Association will bo held, with reports of the year's work and clec- tion of officers for 1940.The group meetings of the Young Adults will be held as follows: Verdun district on Tuesday, Dec, Gth, at 807 Desmarchais Blvd; Central district on Thursday, Dec.Tth at 4217 Western avenue, Wesl- mount; Snowdon district on Friday, December 8th at 5490 Isabella avenue, N.D.G.\u2018 RED TRIANGLE CLUBS OPENED The Y.M.C.A.has opened a chain of Red Triangle Clubs across Canada.The Montreal Club, located at 1203 Phillips Square, was opened this week by Lt.-Col.G.W.Birks.The Club will be open daily to the men of all Canadian fighting forces, as a Lounge, Reading Room and for Recreational purposes.Special rooms are being equipped for study groups and handicraîts.One floor is being net up for dancing and entertainment.Legion Of Frontiersmen Holds Active Meetings The \u201cA\u201d Squadron of the legion of Frontiersmen (Canadian Command) is engaged in brushing up in all departments, and is using Queen's School, Oliver avenue, every Thursday evening for physical training, first-aid work, lectures, etc, while all active firing and small arm instructions are being held at quarters suitable for that purpose.For the benefit of further enquiries regarding the meaning of \u201cThe Legion of Frontiersmen,\u201d this is best portrayed by the following excerpt from their Official Canadian Gazette: \u201cThe name \u201cFrontiersman\u201d has long been a tradition; he was a man considered capable of tackling any job that came along, and in our organization there is a place for all, and a place for one's special interest, be it radio, riding.telegraph, transport, engineering, flying, boating, first aid, etc.In 1904, an Ex-N.W.M.P.cone stable, Capt.Roger Pocock, founded our organization, which is spread throughout the British Commonwealth of Nations, \u201cWe are really, more or less, a corps of \u2018\u2018Irregulars,\u201d composed of men of experience and trained in various capacities.\u201cWe are a voluntary, self-gove erning, self-supporting body with no political creed, banded together to be of service to our country in time of need, or when called upon, We are organized on a semi-mili- tary basis, because military organization is simple and standardized.We do not have to invent principles but adapt existing one to our own particular requirements.The Corps carries on in Canada hy virtue of a Dominion Charter.Any.further information regarding membership qualifications may be obtained through a personal visit, after 8 p.m., on regular drill nights. PAGE TWO THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER THURSDA { + ?3 _ mt Y, NOVEMBER 30, 1939 perme ee | 3 THU Sarnia came as a bitter disappointment, par- \u2019 ! \u2018 .o_o The ticularly as Westmount looked far better all , Canada\u2019s Railways .| WESTMOUNT \u2019 the way.And the fans decidedly do not attri- ./ he Ex j ! .aminer s i BAPTIST C : Westmount Examiner bute the defeat entirely to ill luck, or fumb'es.EE from Tes 1) a J BAPTIST .m s whic ve n mage.Published Every Thursday In the second game at Montreal particularly, \u2018 EA .; ; ; Berving the Clty of Westmount, there was something askew in the strategy IF YOu VE H RD : e whether it be in our governmental Rev.J.A.Johnston will Te , Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Mefropalls emp'oyed.The series was lost by bonehead THIS ONE 1 en 1 es ntest set-up, our banking system, out |at both services on Sunday, At} 3 THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY ores S industrial and commercial 5Y5-|a.m, he will speak of the \u201cI } Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.plays on the part of whoever was calling the tems, or our transportation sys-| tj fa R n » Wainut 2773\" shot at critical times, not by the fumbles the More Howlers tems, cannot have been very great ship\u201d hie For te Felley \u201cThe E finer\u201d sl b d d b .: : .; ; : .vship newevaner for the Creme dercteu out Erereies boys made.Herrings travel in the sea in The Westmount Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest is run with the ha je been abl Te Jchiev ges and Service is being inaugure \u201d \u2014_=\u2014= shawls, kind co-operation of Mr.Godel, manager of the Westmount Theatre.Each '3Ve Deen abie to acnleve our i .ig J fe A .by the Baptist Churches of 0 > WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1939 |$26,820,000 A DAY Cereals are stories that last week twelve passes are given to the six lucky winners who comply with the Present position and to give evi-ltario and Quebec.Initial The present conflict, th t tl in several weeks.following requirements: \u2014 dence, as we do on every hand, of ; eus ee \u20ac present co ct, the most costly war in ; ; Simply find the two \u201cads.\u201d in th i inui ment is expected to exceed ù CATHOLIC CHARITIES history, is costing Great Britain a total of $26,- A centimeter is an insect with en vo \u201cada in the current issue of The Westmount continuing growth.thousand.West ICC at or \u201cla hundred legs Examiner in which the names of the two feature pictures being shown at! «J would now like to examine : Comi it d i diatel fter the 820,000 a day.And it isn t half started yet.pesait .the Westmount Theatre during the first half of the coming week are |: : _| In the evening Mr.Johnston yi Di oming as oes Immediately at'e There are two compensating factors to this An oculist is a species of spider hidden.with you more particularly the re-| peak on \u201cThe Messa ; nation-wide appeal on behalf of the Red Cross, ; > 4.fish.oo Submit all answers to The Contest Editor, The Westmount Examiner, 2tionship between transportation P Be of y mn ; ei vast expenditure.The one is that if Great i Greatest Text of the Bible\u2014y the annual Catholic Charities campaign is Britain i ; ; Afforestation is the one before| 2191 Hampton Avenue, using the special coupon provided in each issue for 2nd industrial development, and pountain, the Str : , ritain is spending this amount, Germany |th t h through i ional th ountain, the Stream, the Ç i making heavy weather, and at the time of \u2019 \u2019 e one you get out at, the purpose.rough it national wealth.In an the Draught.\u201d Thirsty h ! Fin: .; À behind d- must be spending as much or more.Germany Contestants must be over 16 years of age.economic sense, transportation may (1°, \u201cTAUEN.TSty hearts wi John 1938 fran re This ot st \" lly somewh y [is fighting both France and Britain, as well as Turnabout Residents of Westmount, only, are aligible, be classed as an economic evil.If| ind spiritual refreshment.py .n .- .XY | ing figures.This is naturally somew a having the costly task of keeping the Poles The dashing playboy held the All answers must be in the office not later than Wednesday, and the it were possible to conceive of the script service of Hymn Singing, ave y discouraging to the directors of the campaign, a \u201c \u201d gt names of the winners will be published in Thursday's issue.; ; At the Mid-Week Fellowshi the Vi but 2 i t th , 4 and Czechs under control.Britain and France Honey,\u201d he proposed, \u201cwill you A convenient coupon will be found elsewhere in the paper.wheat of Western Canada being \u2018Wednesday at 8 o'clock, th he bell, ] .13 , .+ \u2019 , ut as the cause is a most worthy one and as Can stand the strain better than Germany.girl's hand.The winners are drawn from among those who submit the correct miraculously made available for ker will be Mr.Robt.Spei x servic Montreal has an outstanding reputation in ; , marry me?\u201d * : : ; use in our cities without the need| 7.; - Speirs, M - i IR The other thought is that the Allies are pr 1» ; answers as, unfortunately, it would be impossible to give passes to every- , Visitors cordially welcomed Wray meeting the needs of charitable appeals, we fighting for something which cannot be esti- « Oh John!\u201d fluttered the girl.one submitting the right answers.of transportation, we would not .died re are confident that once again the drive will ted i I £ doll d Of wh \u201cHave you popped the question The winners of last week's contest are as follows and their passes be put to the necessity of con- ; age of go \u2018over the top\u2019.We know that local resi- mate In of dollars and cents.what to my father?\u201d will be received in Friday's mail: : | structing and operating railways, FOR A MAN'S ROOM week dents aenerally.reqard'ess of their religious use would a!l this money be to us, now spent No,\u201d returned the playboy Mrs.F.Haddlesey, Jr., 4891 Sherbrooke W.; Miss Phyllis Vincent, but since we are dealing in a world G d beige is d .tral D \u201c gene Y, regard.g daily, if we were under Nazi control?A subject gloomily.\u201cHe asked me!\u201d 396 Grosvenor Ave., Apt.3; V.E.Moehring, 366 Grosvenor Ave.; Mrs.of practical affairs we must rea- reen an ge 1s a ependab Fr 1B denomination, will respond to the appeal and |, ove woud be hewers of wood and drawers Paul Daly, 462 Grosvenor Ave; Mary Wallace, 148 Cote St.Antoine Jize that if the wheat is to be|©oMbination for a man's rg ers maintain the very fine tradition this district of water for Huns.They would have the Achieving the Impossible Road, Apt.21; Mrs.Reid, 36 Selby St.grown, it must move to market where ivy green floor covering.\u2018 Mrs enjoys of being generous to all worthy objects.money \u2019 \u201cHave you hair nets?\u201d and railways must be provided to surrounded by clear beige wal ry Le ee \u2018 - Hy, 8 ?\u201d 2 2 2222 FZ 7 O27 Pr 7d 277 2227770 P7707 ri?; h 3 0: the wit urniture upholstery a o es, ma'am.Z move it, The same is true of draperies of the wall color.celebr: CANADA TO FLOAT WAR LOANS CLEARING THE SKIES \u201cInvisible?\u201d products of the forests, the mines od Pin a dark and li he Heu nivers h h 1k h > ; \u201cYes,\u201d and the fisheries.Railways must ge ght gra ; Although the people pretty we:l knew that French and British aviators have shot down \u201cLet me see some.\u201d be built because railways are the conventionalized pattern.Bia his 81 the Dominion Government would have to float 20 Nazi planes in three days, which is good With Wings Conducted by HOWARD S.ROSS.D only means of transportation ca- accessories about the Jom git wor some war loans, or victory loans, to Win The going in any man's war.\u201cRiches,\u2019 said the teacher, as onducted by .KC, DCL pable of doing the job.You may EMPNASIS to the general color hy ve war, the fact was made official recently.Hon.German orate planes have appar- he was reading to his class, \u201ctake _\u2014 have noticed the apectaculer mony.Top J.L.Ralston asked the support of Canadians |ently become bolder, and have been penetrat- unto themselves wings and fly In Which Subjects of General achievements of the motor truck Marsh whenever it became necessary to issue a loan.[ing \u2018some distances into France.The Allies away.What kind: of riches does 1 y in competing for high-class traf-| St, Andrew's Church on.T The Minister of Finance emphasized that it ; ; 165 lthe writer mean?\u201d nterest Are Discussed fie, many doubt that statement, but \u2019 ; ; Id be th triotic d f the citi t decided the time had come to show the alien Blank looks met his gaze.it is nevertheless true because if Cote St.Antoine Road years would be the patriotic duty of the citizens to fliers that they cannot soar over Allied t \u201c at Stanton Street mount * subscribe ritory with munity er- Surely somegne can answer a you undertook to move all of the| Minister: Rev.F.W.Kerr, D.D sided + ,; ti : \u2018 ox + .* ° Te + » B.D, Mr.Ralston need have no fear.The people There is only one way to deal with enemy what kind po at di the ere mot he opinions expresses in dis Forum ve I doubt.fs of aa vas are repared to help win the war.aircraft.That is to knock down every possible mean?\u201d does not accept responsibility for them, bodied men men in Canada to man| !1-00 am.Rev.F- W.Kerr, DJ N.C.3 ba OUT OF F 0 0 TBALL PICTURE land.With as it sticks a propeiler over.Allied M n hesitated or moment, LUS IIS III III III III III III ISSU SSII SSI IL I SLI M SSII SUIVI III A VIII SIN III SI SAV SI SSI IIS I SIGN VA 11 the bracks hich would be a NB.Pro Sunday Dec.10 by tn n and.With United States and Canadian fac- plunged, » BIT., incinnati sary.1ne rallway is now, and un- ion will t ie ° Montreal passed out of the football pic- tames bei nd C _ The outward aspect of Cincinnati is the not-unusual one of stores, doubtedly will remain, the chief Holy Communion will be ce Bessie, eat p out o ootball pic ories being geared up to high-speed produc- The Exception office buildings, hotels and the various impediments of a fairly large inst £1 b ebrated, and new membe Foll {ture for this season with the defeat of the |tion of planes, the Allies know that they can «yoy can take Tsp an elemen- city where business is done, Upon slight effort one can find regions cause FEN by far tho chee: © gill be rn was h 0 .- .+ * ° 7 ! \u2018 i Westmounts here Saturday by a definitely in- [replace losses better than can Germany.tary conception that when an arti- of despair and dilapidation, streets of decayed real estate, junk dis- «Conceding then that railways| 7.30 p.m.\u201cIf | Could\u201d Preach » eel ferior Sarnia team.Fans who have followed There are those who claim that the turning |cle is sold it goes to the buyer,\u201d tricts, equal to the best anywhere.This is as it is in many American are necessary for the national de- Once.\u201d Mr.Colin Rudd w = * Westmount throughout the season, fully ex- |point in the First Great War came with the [said Mr.Winter in the economics municipalities.There are two features, however, that deserve more velopment it behooves us to find give the evening address i May * pected the team to enter the Eastern Canada |day the Allies could claim superiority in the class.than a passing mention.One of these is the new Union Station.\u2018out what part they play in our na- the series given by you this pu * final against Ottawa, for the boys looked good |air, and when the Hun planes were driven \u201cWith the exception of coal,\u201d| A building made, furnished and decorated in the modern manner, | tional economy and whether the he vio addresses Why enough to walk right past Sarnia.In fact, the [back over their own lines.The motto should che Key er Cincinoati\u2019s one railroad station is a delightful welcome to the incom- investment in railways has been a \u2018youth, and have been deep socks ?team looked good enough to hold its own with be, and probably is, in respect to enemy air- win oh why coal?\u201d asked Mr.|ing guest.It is modern to the very last degree.Will this characteriza- drag on our national development impressive for both young ar Beca Argos, if not quite up to the standard of the |craft, to \u2018\u2019Give them the Works\" if they dare \u201cWhe that's bought, it eo or en or nas accelerated it.When these She, rangers cordially Get it Rough Riders.Consequently, the defeat by ishow up over Allied territo ellary Eb goes [seem ridieulous\u2019as pact raptures Michael Oliver features are subjected to clear.Yet ! : ' p er ry.to the cellar, over the Tyler Davidson Foun- °° headed logical analysis, we find 8.30 \"What the Church Can Ÿ tain?Isn\u2019t it a satisfaction that .that less than 10 per cent\u2019of our for the Soldier?\u201d Discussi = \u2014 we do not have the answer \u201co (Continued from Page 1) total national capital wealth is in- led by Jack Miller, | - \u2014 that question! One admires the|uated.A questionnaire was dis-| vested in railways and that only , o\u2014sr\u2014n\u2014n\u2014v\u2014a\u2014g [fil swecp and dash\u2014elan, I believe,| tributed to 10th, 11th and 12th|8 per cent of our national income Westmount Baptist .» the ctossward puzzles call it\u2014| year pupils in order to determine is expended for railway service, : WA lnut with which the term:nal plan has|their financial ability to attend|and by that term is meant all ex- Church Xa Im I Mme rr 2773 been carried out, including the the university.x proved that only penditures for railway service in Sherbrooke St.W.Banos Au | : broad parkway that forms its ap- per cent cculd supply the nec-| Canada on all railways including| Shirley McKves.Choi, nister M proach, City planning on a large| essary funds.the deficit of the Canadian Na- Mr.\".Hig sanoir recto re scale, this is.The vast rotunda Then, two Cabinet representa- tional.If it be granted that na- \u2014 o Soir which the prospective passengen|tives were sent together with the |tional development could not have 11 am.ToT enters, and the concourse leading Canadian Student Assembly Dele-| taken place without the tapping of \u201cINAUGURATION OF A REMARI _ Wor ds © °° Ml off from it, are decorated with gation to the Labor Minister at| our natural resources Dy railways, Baptist ABLE FELLOWSHIP\u201d \u201c .\\ murals, Here are pictured the|Ottawa to obtain his advice on|we see that for each dollar of ca- [Baptist Fellowship of Prayer and | C ! growth of the West, the building|the matter.Soon afterward the|pital invested in railways, there | Vice.Initial Enrolment expected | for of the City, transportation and in- required monies Jyere appropriated has already been created nearly - excee on Thousand in Two dustry.The figures are real peo-|and the Cabinet set out on the oi capital wea rom the de-| x -Coramaunion.; i i y Free a SONTBUAIQU.4 ple.There is a group of business|road to bring about the establish- velopment of those natural re- = \"7° 3078.17 _ _ men taken from life.The story is ment of a printed inter-high- sources.When we see, too, that ve \u201cTHE MESSAGE OF THE GREATE! JP EE To \u2014 5 told that a large matronly lady.school newspaper.: 18 paper - 0 tain all ol our transportation dy TEXT OF THE BIBLE.\u201d 3 hrough the main room after some more financial diffi- railway for 8 per cent of our|The Fountain, The Stream, The Cu A | PERSONAL FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE passing | It : tional i il The Draugh < ne day, w sight culty\u2014was set up and represents| national income, the railway, as ; e Draught., 1215 | RETIRED ACCOUNTANT Is open| /ADY'S SHOLS, suit, odd clothing BEDROOM SUITE, draperies, couch SUIT gentleman's heavy brown one pay.was arrested by the sigh their finest work, The paper.|an instrument of national develop- Postscript Service \u2014 Hymn Sing .of the figure of a locomotive en- arf Ls | for half time work, Posting books,| chlld's and adults, very cheap, no| AT.3019.X-146.| ped suit 38-40, also black winter coat.,: in hi k sui without the slightest vestige of a| ment, is seen in its proper per-| Thirsty Hearts will find Spiritud \u2014 {sending out monthly accounts etc.| denlers.IL.2302.X-142| FOY'S TOOL TABLE, 64 x 30, % size otter collar.both almost new, sacri- B!Neer In is Wor suit up on OP doubt is a true and splendid ac-| spective.I think it is à most re- Refreshment.etc.(confidential) highest reference,| BLACK CARACUL COAT, sito 18, metal bed, spring mattress like new.|flce, no dealers.DI.5476, x-180| of the pediments, and exclaimed y .; Visitors Cordially Welcomed.charges moderate, Box 48, 28191| boy's 3-plece powder blue sult, size 3, never used, reasonable, WA.4974.BOY'S outgrown perfect condition loudly, \u201cThat\u2019s my Jim!\u201d complishment.markable fact, and in iribate to Mid-Week Service.~~ Wednesday ! À onue.?] ! : ; , .é staffs of our railways, that -a| : \u201cg'; \u2019 amp on we om = Q-8 wash suits 23, lady : Drown cloth X-145| purple and white, 4-plece hockey out-[ Two of the murals depict the War Is Theme country so dependent or pe de : pim.34 k .Rob EN AND TS SYANTED TD LE XTE.WA.8404, \" X.93| BADBY'S CRIB, green, reasonable.|flt, and Humphrey breeches, 12-14 building of the station itself: one| The whole theme of the confer- velopment upon long distance ; pers, MA.= i No bigger \u2018ine of \u201chousehold necesal- SKI BOOTS, size 8, practically un- WA.5638, X-94 year sine.4327 Western.X-191 shows the architects with blue- ence Was, \u201cHigh Sehool Students transport should be able to obtain - ; Qu - i | ties nnywhero, Prices get business, used.Call WA.F258 after 6 p.m, X-9¢| SHORT SEAL COAT, excellent condi- oun COAT, beige broadtail, sauirrel prints in their hands, another alin a World of War,\u201d and it was that service by expending only 8 Calvary Church Quailty assures vepeats, High con- GAR DINING room table, DE.6005, rte 7 om Snap, $10.4015 ORford hone ET.3305 eveninne, e.190| Broup of executives surveying the on this topic that Je Ww.Perks, per cent of îte national income Dorchester St., at Greene Ave, mission and plenty of advantages.N-89| = Rabi - mel = \u2014 - finished product from a hilltop.| Assistant Superintendent of the .Westmount.: Beason at Its height, If you are In- SINNER DRESS.wine velvet, size SURE, SKATES, _ girls \" CoM.VO D a on Throughout the great concourse,| Montreal Protestant School Board \u201cI know of no other country in Preacher: Rev.T.W.-Jones, terested In a permanent work, steady yg, Knitted boucle dresses, size 38, ; 5; \"1, 9909, «2 196|AISO two evenin \u2018| where one goes to th : spoke.The speaker was listened the world so magnificently equip- r A, DD.pay and a good future, investigate morr .good condition $5.00.WI.2832.136 & dresses, sizes 16.g the trains, dre .: our Plan At once, Ww Moffat gas stove, good condition.WA.= \u2014 - one black net, one rose lace.FI.1566.mural resenting the various|to very attentively and after the|Ped with a frame work of rail- a ; , without obligation.9105 X-85| LADY'S BEAVER COAL size 36-38 als representing the various 3 ; 11.00 n,m.Guest Preacher: Rev.Mi , FAMILEX, 570 St.Clement, Montreal.FIVE d \u2014 very reasonable, 4384 Glrouard avenue X-16| industries of Cincinnati.There is| Chairman had tendered his thanks| Ways tapping its natural reour- |\" tom @ Johnston.BA.\" BI Q-v| FIVE YARDS hall runner, also small , WE CALL FOR & DELIVER WHITE SWAN CLEANERS At Prince Albert WA.1145 © Warren Wiillam © Alan Hale © Joseph Benitarraut STANDARD CLEANING at Reduced Prices.Added Attraction: \u201cTORCHY RUNS PL.DRESSES FOR MAYOR\" wi tenda Farrel TOPCOATS 5 9.and Barton Mactare.News.3 PC.SUITS TODAY until FRIDAY, EDWARD G ROBINSON In \u201cBlackmail\u201d wi Ruth Hussey, \u201cARIZONA W! CAT\u201d with Jane Withers.a THURS MIS Anxie | We champi team Ww Imperia no apol recogni from a succeed but the the fing tory fo round.To pl howeve mettle 8 fact the statistic Imperia.break, à were de While winners Footbal ninth st ceded 1 tawa\u2019s Saturda; counter.Sa The re eree\u2019s hd hardly chalked Hank G4 mdunt K his ov chunky high caf through rushing field an Westmot rest of { score, wi Mike He It was ple and an early series r squelch t in the ] score of That _] ginning « Ed.Mei some fin Galloway game, ; mounts with his the drive Again Meikle | run\u201d wit lofted a Westmot again fi recovere ball at t ë JL IH (3 | NT AIT ris on and it ds to veal 11] fam fkraut RUN} arcei pe with no \u2014 ~ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1939 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER 5 Ef TC PAGE SEVEN WESTMOUNT RUGBY TEAM LOSES FINAL CHANCE AT TITLE SERIES OF FUMBLES ACCOUNT FOR SARNIA\u2019S FINAL VICTORY, MISCUES LEAD TO TOUCHDOWN Anxiety Blamed for the Loss of Game \u2014 Trying to Overcome Deficit Westmount Players Made Fumbles Which Were Had Registered Greater Gains Costly Despite Fact They Westmount's final bid for a chance at the eastern Canadian rugby championship collapsed on their home grounds last week and the local team will fold up for the winter while the winning aggregatior, Sarnia Imperials head further along the title trail.Westmount however has no apologies to make; it did well on the year\u2019s showing and became recognized as a formidable team.In the game with Sarnia, however, it made a series of fumbles that were costly.They were trying to overcome a 12-point deficit from a previous game and at times it appeared as though they might succeed.Perhaps anxiety played an important part in these fumbles, but there were three of them and # the final result was an 18-13 vie- tory for the Oilers or 31-14 on the round.5,00Q witnessed the game.To play Sarnia\u2019s type of game however, a team has to be on its mettle all the time, and despite the fact they were outclassed in the statistics, it must be admitted that Imperial were prepared for every break, and as opportunists alone, were deserving of their victory.While the Oilers stand today as winners of the Ontario Rugby Football Union championship for a ninth straight year, they are conceded little chance against Ottawa's mighty Rough Riders this Saturday in the sudden-death encounter.Sarnia in Early Score The resounding notes of the referee's horn starting the game had hardly left the air before Sarnia chalked up its first touchdown.Hank Galloway returned the West- mount kickoff to Ray Mullins on his own 45-yard line, but the chunky halfback misjudged the high catch and the ball skimmed through his hands.Ike Norris came rushing in to boot the ball down- field and then picked it up on Westmount\u2019s 35 to scamper the rest of the distance for the major score, which was.converted by little Mike Hedgewick.* It was a bitter blow to the purple and white, who had hoped for an early score to get back into the series running, for not only did it squelch their fight temporarily but in the long run was the payoff score of the series, That _however was just the beginning of the local team\u2019s worries.Ed.Meikle, who had been doing some fine booting after replacing Galloway, injured early in the game, gradually pushed West- mounts into their own territory with his hoists, and then climaxed the drive with a rouge point.Again in the second quarter, Meikle had Westmounts \u201con the run\u201d with his steady kicking, and lofted a long kick to Mullins on the Westmount 10, where the local boy again fumbled and again Sarnia recovered when Rapaich fell on the ball at the five-yard stripe.From 4e AIST Léa QUENCHES THIRST.vo with a Wa ZIP and ZEST 2 DELICIOUS FRUIT JUICES AN AL FRUIT JUICES wo) there Mike Hedgewick squirmed his way through middle on second down to put Sarnia into a 12-0 lead on the game, and 25-1 count on the round.Westies Finally Score On Westmount's fifth scoring opportunity however, it finally dented the Sarnia wall to register a touchdown.After losing the ball on a third down to Sarnia at the one-yard stripe.Norm Rettie recovered a Sarnia fumble for West- mount about three yards out, West- mount added a little more excitement when it fumbled and recovered on a first down, but on the next try, Tommy Burns crashed through middle for the score.Fer- arro converted from placement.That touch seemed to inspire the local attack, and with Doug Smaill Ed Barnabe, Riddell and Ferraro tossing forward passes in rapid- fire fashion, Sarnia was somewhat disturbed, Completing three forwards in succession for a 50-yard gain, Westmounts advanced to Sarnia\u2019s three-yard stripe, and Jimmy Riddel went over on a quarterback sneak.Ferraro\u2019s convert gave Westmount the game lead.While a victory for the afternoon wouldn't have meant very much, it would at least have been some compensation for the fine showing of some of the Westmount players, but Sarnia didn't let up one bit in the closing stages and for the fifth time in the series was presented with a touchdown on a fumble.Hank Galloaay.who had returned to the game after being out since the opening quarter, kicked to Cliff McClay behind the Westmount line and \u2018he blond backfielder fumbled into the patn of Sarnia\u2019s Lyle Withers, who made no mistake.Galloway's convert marked finis to the scoring for the day.: The teams: Sarnia Westmount Woodcock fly.wing Adrian Hedgewick half Mullins Galloway ~ half Ferraro Perry half © Atchison Shanks quarter Barnabe Living snap Brocklehurst P.Butler inside Ryan Trepanier inside Fleming Parsons middle Burns France middle Hyslop I.Norris outside Rettie Withers outside E.Burton Sarnia subs: Piduzny, Finch, Meikle, Moroz, Scheiers, J.Butler, Thurlow, Deremigis, Eveland, Mat- tingly, D.Norris, Rapaich.Westmount subs: Smaill, H.Burton, Farha, Pigeon, Mathieu, McClay, Riddell, Swinden, Thorn- ber, Bowden.Officials: Tatters Girard, ref- cree; Hoddy Foster, umpire; Billy Soden, head linesman.IN THIS CORNER.DO YOU KNOW\u2014?Answers to Art Krenz \u201cDo You Know\u2014?\" Cartoon «+.By Art Krenz | AND WHY P A gr - THE NAME OF WHICH SPORT 15 ALWAYS CAPITALIZED Ww.a \u2014WHICH HOZSE HoLDS WORLD: MONEY- WINNING BECORDY 1\u2014Joseph E.Borden pitched the first no-hit, no-run game on record .4-0 .Philadelphia vs.Chicago of National Association, July 28, 1875.2\u2014The name is capitalized because it was originally played at Rugby School at Rugby, War- wickshire, England.3-\u2014Sun Beau won more money than any other horse .$376,744 .from 1927 to 1931, inclusive.VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS LED BY TOWNSEND Is Ahead by Two Points\u2014 Brass Consterdine, Cooper, Jones, Matheson and Taylor Tied L.W.Townsend leads the Vol- leyballers at Westmount Y.M.C.A.with 15 points.The score to date: L.W.Townsend 15; W.F.Brass 13; J.B.Consterdine 13; W.E.Cooper 13; P.A.Jones 13; EH.Matheson 13; Wm.Taylor 13.\u2018J.E.McLellan 12; W.H.Spear- man 12; N.Fowler 10; H.P.Meyer 9; J.Morrow 6; R.Hains 5; J.Walters 1.One point is given for attendance and one point each night a player is on the winning side, BUILDING ROADS New Zealand is increasing its highway construction program.Every error of the mind is the more conspicuous, and culpable, in proportion to the rank of the person who admits it.\u2014Juvenal.Call Today For Quality FUEL OIL =.1131 XMAS TOL'DAYS \u2026 Make Them Hollays 5 Fron Heating Worries Too! Buy a ton or two of fuel now and take a permanent holiday from heating worries.hoe \u2018 COAL - COKE As our contribution to the festive season we are offering a special cash discount, please call for details.bHe-< & Parker GOAL - GOKE - FUEL OIL Backed By Twenty Years of Dependable Service.LIMITED \u201cY\u201d Notes On Friday night at 6 o'clock the Junior and Intermediate Clubs will meet for supper.Max Ford will be guest speaker.Mr.Ford has earned the reputation of being the world\u2019s best story teller, and on Friday night he has promised to dig out a couple of his best ones.Magazines and Games Boys are asked to bring any magazines and games for the use of the troops in barracks and Red Triangle Huts.Learn to Dance Class ~ Madamoiselle Cuzzane will meet with the advanced class on Friday night at 8 o\u2019clock.The Hi-Y class continues to meet at 7 o\u2019clock, Chess \u2018 Tom and William Mulligan will promote a chess club on Tuesday afternoons after school.There will also be an opportunity for boys to learn the game.Model Aeroplanes Boys interested in model aeroplanes come Friday night at 8 o'clock.Swimming The Swimming Club mects with Walter Harris Friday nights for swimming tests, and the improvement of swimming.Junior Symphony Orchestra Mr.Elvin, the conductor, reports satisfactory progress, with new members coming in almost every week.He says it is beginning to sound like something now.It is hoped that the orchestra will make its first appearance at the Y.M.C.A.Open House Program, on New Year's Day, along with the Westmount Hi-Y Glee Club.Basketball Senior school members are invited to Hit and Miss Basketball League this Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4.Hockey The Intermediate Hockey League is almost completed.Seals, Penguins, Eagles and Tuxis teams will go into their schedule with full complement of players.George Woods of McGill is already signed as coach for the Seals, and the other coaches should be signed up this week-end.The winner of this league will be the possessor of the Cornell Trophy.Kanawana Reunion The Camp Kanawana reunion dinner will be theid at the Central bran:h on Saturday.Dinner will be served at 1 o'clock followed by a program of acrobatics, songs CROSSWORD SOLUTION E|W]| JU B F T A CAR E L vciHs(P>1X/O A HN E Dif +