The Westmount examiner, 28 novembre 1940, jeudi 28 novembre 1940

[" + Leon ny #4} Years in LE Westmount\u201d OHMAN'S Ns x\u201c Suoplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished CHRISTMAS GIFTS doing your Christmas shopping.better values.VOL, XI, No.48 EARLY INDICATIONS PO 10 RICH SALE OF ISSUE 0 CHRISTMAS EXAMINER Net Proceeds Will Be Donated to Overseas Service League and War Fund of Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club Sea Scouts Homes Soliciting Subscriptions While yet in its early stages the sale of the Christmas edition exceed expectations.Scout Master A.L.Patrick, commander of Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club Sea ting subscriptions from every home in Westmount, stated yesterday that reports from the boys had been very encouraging.Net proceeds from sale of the special Christmas number, which will be by far the largest ever printed by this paper, will be turned over to the Overseas Parcels League, which sends sweaters and other clothing to men on British minesweepers and trawlers, and the war fund of the Sea Scouts.The scouts, in uniform, will call at the home of every resident * CITY TO HAVE NEW RINK FOR FANGY SKATING Will be Located in West- mount Park at Rear of Victoria Hall A fancy skating rink will be operated by the city this winter, it was announced yesterday by J.R.Anderson, superintendent of the Parks Department.The rink will be located in Westmount Park at the rear of Victoria Hall on the space now taken up by the adult tennis courts, .Approximately 100 by 75 feet in area, the rink will again provide residents with fancy skating facilities, which lapsed last year when the Westmount Athletic Grounds were turned over to the government for war purposes, It will be lighted, and equipped with a public address system to provide music for the skaters.Miss Helma Karik, professional fancy skating instructress, will be in attendance daily.Lessons are to be charged for.The city\u2019s nine skating rinks are expected to be open a few days before Christmas.They are located on Westmount Park, Queen Elizabeth Gardens, King George Park, Prince Albert Park, Devon Park, Staynor Playground, and Roslyn School grounds.This year the city will have one more rink than at any other time in its history, the addition being the ice surface to be frozen over on Queen Elizabeth Gardens, the recently-completed park facing Sherbrooke street at Wood avenue, Boards for most of the rinks have already been set in place and the coming of colder weather is all that is necessary to get the winter sport season under way.Reunion Planned By Frontiersmen A reunion of Frontiersmen from the Province of Quebec, will be held on Saturday evening in the main baliroom of the Ritz Carlton Hotel, and is being given by B-11 squadron, Westmount, by It will pay you to visit OHMAN'S while lower overhead gives you the benefit of 1216 GREENE AVE.the kind permission of the Off-; icer Commanding, Captain Mc-| Guire, F.F.The committe in charge of arrangements includes, Lieut.S.Smith, Sgt.Geo.S.F.Bennett, Szt.S.LeBlanc, Crp.E.Clark.Ftsm.B.Robson.Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C.and Mrs.Merrill have extended their patronage and will attend.Among the subscribers are Col.R.W.Osmond, Provincial Commandant, Major R.Campbell Capt.and Mrs.Growea, Capt.and Mrs.A.W.G.Elliot, Capt.and Mrs.M.McGuire, Capt.and Mrs.K.G.Mappin, Capt.P.Benoit and Miss S.Doyle, Lieut.and Mrs.S.Smith, Capt.and Mrs.H.C.Harper, Sgt.and Mrs.S.G.F.Bennett, Set.S.LeBlanc.and Miss L.Le- Blane, Corpl.E.Clark and Miss! Clark, Corpi.and Mrs.A.Thom-, son, Mr.and Mrs.A.W.C.Richards.Mr, and Mrs.D.Price, Mr.and Mrs.J, W, McKean and, Mr.John Cook.Our \\ \u2014 Scouts Now Calling On indications point to the fact that of the Westmount Examiner will the Scouts whose members are solici- during the next three weeks and the publishers of this paper express the wish of the Overseas Parcels League, and the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club Sea Scouts, in asking residents to give them a cordial welcome.The boys are working entirely voluntarily to help this joint war cause, and are sparing no effort to bring the campaign to a successful conclusion, However, while they have found by far the majority of persons only too eager to co-operate, there have been certain instances where domestic servants and janitors have refused to let them see the householder.For this reason it is suggested that those wishing to subscribe inform their servants or janitor of their intention.The Christmas Edition of the Examiner, which is delivered free to residents 51 weeks of the year, will be sold for ten cents.Of this amount five cents will go to the Overseas Parcels League and three cents to the war fund of the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club Sea Scouts.Besides the usual coverage of local events, including general news, women's activities, theatre features, social news and sports, the Christmas edition will contain many features of unusual interest, Christmas stories, articles, and news in picture.Decision to sell this edition was decided upon as a way in which this paper and its readers could make a contribution towards the country\u2019s war effort.The Overseas Parcels League whose president is Mrs.L.S.Wallgate of 424 Lans- dowue avenue, undertakes a service that is urgently needed.It supplies heavy turtle neck sweaters, socks, mitts, and many other articles to men of the British minesweepers and trawlers.All it: members give their time voluntarily and the league operates without the slightest overhead.It has a charter under the War Charities Act and a membership of 300.Since its formation in Nov.e 1939, it has already sent 2.000 articles overseas, including 1,000 sweaters.The war fund of the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club Sea Scouts is maintained to give aid to direct war service organizations and has contributed to the Overseas Parcels League and the ladies\u2019 committee of the Royal Canadian Naval Reserve.WOMAN 1 INJURED WHEN HIT BY CAR Miss Mary Jones, of 2066 Clare-, mont avenue, Apt.41, suffered a bruised left elbow when she was struck by an automobile driven by Frank Royle, of 482 Boulevard Duchaval, Valleyfield.Que., on a driveway of the Shell service station at Western and Victoria avenues, at 8.30 p.m.on Saturday.Royle told police he was forced to turn into the driveway when the driver of the car ahead started to turn into the station with-! out warning.Miss Jones we- taken to the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital by Constable Lessard in a police radio car.ENTERTAIN The Ladies Committee of the Royal Montreal Regiment enter-! tained at its monthly mass tea for the wives and children of men] overseas Tuesday afternoon when: 250 guests were present.Mrs.Iris Anton sang and William Stephens played the piano.Hugh Layhew gave a series of recitations.\u2014\u2014\u2014 CE * » Club President Expresses Thanks N.Eri.Ohman, president of the Business Association of Westmount, wishes to convey his thanks to the meme bers and their friends who so kindly donated articles which made the recent War Savings Stamp event such a success, WONAN HURT, CARS DAMAGED IN COLLISION Four Vehicles Involved in Accident on Claremont Avenue on Saturday Four automobiles were damaged and a woman slightly injured in a collision on Claremont avenue just south of Burton avenue at 9.50 p.m.on Saturday.The injured woman, Mrs, H.Benford, 2196 Oxford avenue, was taken to the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital in a police radio car and treated for leg injuries.According to information obtained by police the accident occurred when an automobile driven by A.Cornell, of 117 Arlington avenue proceeding north on Claremont, struck a car owned by H.Hardy, of 2054 Claremont, Apt.3, parked opposite his address.Hardy's machine was pushed into a car owned by W, F.Mil- ligan, 2379 Marriette street, which, in turn struck a car belonging to A.Graham, of 1847 Tupper.\u2019 At the time of the accident Mrs.Benford was walking south on Claremont on the west sidewalk and when jumping out of the way to avoid being struck by one of the cars which was pushed over the curb, she tripped and fell over a wiré lawn fence, injuring her leg.She was taken to the hospital by Sergeant Porter and Constable Lauzon of the Westmount Police Department.FINAL TRIBUTE PAID TO LATE L-AGJ.BOYD Military Funeral Service Held for Local R.C.A.F.Airman Killed Accidentally Final tribute was paid to Leading Aircraftsman J.A.W.Boyd at the Church of tue Ascension of Our Lord on Friday.The pastor of the church, Rev.Wilfred McDonagh, officiated, assisted by Rev.George Tuoms and Rev.Donald Feron as deacon and sub- deacon.Interment was in Cote des Neiges Cemetery.L/AC Boyd was instantly killed on Tuesday at the No.1 Bombing School at Jarvis, Ont., when he was struck by a propeller.He was in his 20th year.The service was a military one, the R.A.F.C.funeral party being provided by No.1 Wireless School.| With the Royal Canadian Air Force band, the mourners followed the hearse on foot as far as Atwater avenue, where buses and private cars were assembled to take them to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.There burial took place, the R.C.A.F.party firing the three volleys over the open grave.i 3 Rotary Clubs\u2019 Joint Meeting Tonight Members of the Westmount, Montreal Westward and Hawk- sbury Rotary Cluhs will hold a .\\eeting tonight at the headquarters of the Westward Club in the Montreal West Town Hall, Members of the Westward ess After raiding R.A.F.planes have gone back to England, and the \u201cAll Clear\u201d emerge from their air raid shelters to help clean up the damage done by British bombs.\u2014_ WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1940 he Westmount Gsaminer Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis NR Ny \\ sounds, Berlin's civilians Photo above, released by Naxi censor, shows Berliners with brooms and bare hands, loading trucks with debris.Air Force Cadet Corps Held Parade On Monday The Westmount Air Force Cadet Corps paraded at strength on Monday.The squads formed in the gymnasium of the Intermediate School at 5 p.m, and marched te the Assembly Hall to hear a lecture by the Commanding Officer, Capt.H.P, Illsley.The entire parade was conducted with full military precision.Guards were posted to cloakrooms which were punctually locked as the fall the ment D an- trath.! pat- ogniz- is co- > are mbul- >) Mr, more tingly luates 00 to ip of ribut- wel.pay- Walsh ontri- 1 Hay .St \\L ration ations onths lways loco- its to 0,000 f the ),000, ligan, Rev.retary Mis- terian speak.ended rested rch in cially 2eopie ssione Ave.es Leader ist RS ans ns d to quest \\ st THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1940 LAST RESPECTS IRE PAID LATE HRS, HASTINGS The funeral service for Mrs.Thomas Hastings, of 660 Murray Hill, was held at her residence on Monday.Mrs, Hastings, one of the founders of Kydd Memorial | Chureh, Outremont, died sudden- Iv at her home on Friday in her >7th year.The former Jane Kydd, Mrs.Hastings was the daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.George Kydd.She was born in Outremont when the district was known as Petit Cote (Little Hill).Her first husband was William Nesbitt, a Rosemount farmer, and her second was Thomas Hastings, also a farmer of the district.When Mr, Nesbitt died in 1923 end she moved to Westmount, she gave the old Hastings home and its land on Rosemount boulevard to the Royal Victoria Hospital, which used it for some time as a convalescent home.She was a member of Stanley Presbyter- fan Church, Westmount.Survivors are: Mrs.G.E.Mec- Lean and Miss Rita Jordan, nieces; J.Ogilvie Hastings and Ernest Jordan, nephews, and Mrs.George Kydd and Mrs.William kydd, sisters-in-law.F.HENDY Master Painter PAINTING, DECORATING '& PAPER HANGING, PLASTERING, CRAFTEX.Carpentering, Floor Scraping, Satisfaction Guaranteed.Estimates Free.Wilbank 3928 RUGS .\"WASHED 23 N10 AV ALL GTA Yervants High Home Association Article And School rer THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER sellor and director of physical pupil guidance is not limited to interviews with problem cases and to interviews regarding school courses.It is, rather, the central theme around which the Junior High School or the Intermediate School is built.1t is an absolute necessity for the school that hopes to adequately care for the needs of the individual pupil.We have been told that the good schoo] allows flexibility.1t rests then, in a large part, with the guidance organization in the school to determine the individual needs and see they are carried out.Of course, many people will say this ts the work of the principal: but the principal should be an administrator and he should see that others capable of carrying out details get the work to do.The guidance efforts in ths school should be in the hands of en educator who is speclally trained in guidance and the principal can see to the coordination of the department as a whole.The guidance department can provide a school contact with the home that is so sadly lacking in the majority of our schools, The school and parents must work together to produce the best results.Home contracts are very valuable in knowing the back ground of the children.There is a need for some one to be responsible for the coilec- tion and filing of special data related to the pupils.This, again, can be done through the guidance department.Guidance is needed because we humans need help.We like to talk things over with someone.Young people are incapable of solving life's problems efficiently without aid.Many critical situations arise and decisions have to be made and it is very necessary that adequate help be provided in order that these decisions may be wisely made.It should be stated here through, that proper guidance does not make decisions for -our young people.The function of the guidance counsellor is to provide informa- SI TAG LY pr tion and to assist the pupils to stand on his own feet and make The following article, entitled \u201cThe School Guidance Program,\u201d has been written for the Examiner by K.H.Murray, Guidance coun- education of Westmount Schools, and is another in the series sponsored by the Westmount High Schools Home and School Association: It should be made clear that * Public the decision in the light of the facts presented.It is not the function of guidance to make decisions for the pupils, Educational guidance assumes a large place in the local Intermediate School because it is necessary for parents and pupils to make important decisions during the pupils\u2019 time in this section.sibilities of students is of value anywhere in the school life, but it is particularly important where major decisions must be made at this early age.While economic guidance is not as vital in our school as it is in the Senior High School, it still has an important place.Special vocational speakers will probably be invited to speak Lu the pupils.Other group guidance will be given on how to apply for positions, and group guidance will be offered on the demunds of industry.Much can be done in social guidance by any school.There are pupils in even our best districts in need of help.Some are unable to pay for necessary equipment, Others in a new school are without friends.Many have trouble at home.There is an unlimited field for guidance work here.Pupil guidange to function properly should extend through the whole school.Very little can be done by one or two teachers alone.1is successes will be measured by the degree of its acceptance by the whole staff, WILL SPEAK.\u201cThe Invasion of the Netherlands,\u201d will be the subject of an address by Lieutenant-Colonel G.J.Sas, Head of the Military Mission \u201cCanada at Montreal High School on December 3 at 8 o'clock.Lieutenant-Colonel Sas was formerly military attache to the Netherlands legation at Berlin.In August, | gust, 1939.Guidance as to the academic pos-! 79,000 messages were handled over the Trans- Canada Air Lines radio circuit, as compared with 38,000 in Au- IN N AN S S | GODDESS TO REIGN IN NEW SETTING Sy \\ N > SL NE = Ala tee X HN a $ S | | | In the near future, Miss Liborty will preside over the entrance to the Naw World in a setting more fitting to her official standing as the Statue of Liberty National Monument.WPA workers are busy rasing thy unorganized huddle of buildings that cluttered around her base on Bedloe Island, New York harbor.New lawns and walks are being laid out and the National Park Service expects to complete landscaping by spring.The old buildings, seen in photo at left, were mostly part of Fort Wood, an army post maintained from 1901 to 1937.They will be replaced by a group of modern structures housing a museum, souvenir concessions, and administrative offices.It is expected to take noarly five yoars to çève the island the complete \u201c\u2018face-lifting\u2019\u2019 seen in architect\u2019s drawing above.CHRISTMAS PROGRAM PLANNED BY Y.W.0.A The Health and education department of the Y.W.C.A., 1124 Dorchester street West, will hold a Christmas dance recital in the gymasium on Thursday, December 19, at 8.15 p.m.All classes from babies to adults will take part in the program, the thems of which will be, \u201cChristmas Night.\u201d The opening scene of the program will be the Shepherds in the fields, singing the carol, \u2018Star of the East.\u201d A Christmas dinner will be served in the gym, followed by various sport activities including skating, dancing and games.The climax of the program will be a Christmas wreath, formed in colors by the members of the 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Dancing begins at eight-thirty and ends at twelve.There fs no admittance, except by invitation, signed by a member of the Dance Class, as the number {8 being lim- fted to two hundred.Chairman of the dance, Lewtas.The following are the committees: Decoration: Hazel Archer, Pat \u20ac | Priscilla Cartmel, Claire Fischer, Florence McAuley, Greig Harrison, Basil-Brewer, Don Clogg, Refreshments: Marjorie Liver- more, Nancy Touchette, Jacqueline Hanington.Invitations: Phyllis Wood, Program: Ian Pollock.Fred Johnson, W.V.R.C.ASSOCIATES A general meeting of Associate Company members will be held at the Y.M.C.A., 1441 Drummond Street this evening at 8 o'clock sharp.: MRS.R.D.SCOTT TO SPEAK AT W.M.3.The annual mother and daugh- tor meeting of the MacGillivray Auxiliary of the W.M.8.of St.Andrew's United Church, West- mount, will be held in the lecture hall on Tuesday afternoou at three o'clock, Mrs.R, DeWitt Scott will give an address on \u201cChristian Citizenship.\u201d A group of children from the Pointe Aux Tremble School will sing.The ladies af Clarke District, under the leadership of Mrs.G.L McCrae, will bo In charge of the meeting.Ter will be served, All mothers and daughters are invited to attend the meoting.Board Meetin A hoard meeting of the West- mount Women's Club will he hold In Victoria Hall on Tuesday nf- ternoon to formulate final nr- rangements for tha Christmas party and annual dinner dance.* * % Tea-Musicale Group three of the Women's Association of Stanley Prosbyter- fan Church will hold a tea and musicale and sale of novelties, candy and home cooking Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock.Included on the program will be Miss Norma McLean, Mrs.Andrew Webster, Mrs.Arthur Lulng and Mrs, Eric Hanson, BOYS BRIGADE COMPANY PLANS JOINT CLASSES First Westmount Unit Will Train Members of Eighth In First Aid Due to the shortage of leador- ship in the Sth Company of the ; Boys Brigade first aid classes as well as band boys will be trained with the First Company's classes.This unit has always worked In close co-operation with the Woest- mount Company and it is falt the joint programs will he most beue- ficial to both units.Captain Richardson is plonsed to announce that boys from the Sth will recotve Instruction from Staff-Sgt.Willlam Mulligan lu first aid while the band scction will be under Charles King, bandmaster, Boys in the Company, desirous of passing their awimming or life saving test should communicate Immediately with Captain Richardson as tests will ba taken Le- fore Christmas by the Montreal All Year Round Swimming Club, which is co-operating with the Brigude Badge Committee, Mem- bors of the Brigade from all parts of Montreal are enjoying ong hour's swimming together on Wednesday evenings, under the spocial arrangoment with this club and boys In The First Company who wish to enjoy this fon- ture may do so through Corporal Leonard Gough.A signalling class was commenced last week under Sgt.IRob- ert Morrow.A number of interested boys will commence with thelr flags vory shortly.Basketball 1s now one of the latest features taken up by the PAGE THRER boys and judging from last Friday's experience, will prove one of the most popular sports this session.A regular team will be picked to enter into competition with the local companies, the set up of which will be announced later.Bible Class, mesting from week to week at 2.15 will shortly add some specinl features in the form of missionary lantern slides, The N.C.0.'s will be responsible for the Temperance Sunday program, to take place on December 8th, © Starting Sunday, December 1st, the Life Boys' will meet for Sunday School in Melville Hall at three o'clock, The class has been requested for somo time and will be conducted by Captain Richardson and the Life Boys leaders.Lite Boys ave steadily growing and will hold their enrolment service ns soon as tho new mem- bors are completely uniformed, Mischa Auer will soon embarg on his annual personal appear ance tour, opening in Chicago SWOP SHOP Wants SKIIS FIRE IRONS STUDIO COUCH FIGURE SKATES Offers CLOCKS RADIOS SKATES OIL HEATERS We have many artloles sultable for Christmas Qlfts.Drop in and maks your selection, 384 Victoria Ave.ELwood 2230 We can make your old overshoas put on.At moderate cost, too.Shoe Repairs WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 5035 Sherbrooke W.OVERSHOE replacing worn fur and doing other necessary repairs.SKI BOOTS REBUILT AND PROTECTORS PUT ON SKATES SHARPENED AND PUT ON MODEL SHOE REPAIR (Opposite Westmount Theatre) REFURRED AND REPAIRED as good as new by cleaning them, Also creepers Call us today.' of All Kinds DE.7737 Genuine WELSH COAL Memory Of Resident Writes Poem In Sunken Ship | HAND & roar! The following poem in memory of the loss of the armed merchant cruiser \u201cH.M.S.Jervis Bay,\u201d on Nov.8, 1940, has been written by Jas.C.Steel, well-known Westmount poel; Into the deep Atlantic,\u2014'hout forty ships did sail\u2014 With cargoes, bound for Britain\u2014and they said \u201cWe must not fail\u2019 For the dangers of that voyage, Were now so much more great With a ruthless, powerful enemy\u2014that might send them to their fate! In one long line they're steaming\u2014towards Greal Britain's shore, | When the dreaded foe was sighted\u2014and they heard their cannons 2 The cargo ships\u2014so helpless\u2014Tho\u2019 convoyed-\u2014still were weak, With such powerful odds against them-\u2014what safety could they seek?| ] But the armed ship of that convoy\u2014steamed up to meet the foe, @ For the cargo ships must reach their port\u2014Tho\u2019 our own good ship should go! ; The Captain was badly wounded, but he kent the foe at bay, | While the ships he was protecting\u2014made haste and got away, [The sailors on that brave ship, fired guns up to the Jast\u2014 77 While one climbed up the rigging-\u2014and nalled the colours to the ® 3X = N QA yy Gé Gawain ih N WN RS = SI sa WN Th EE ste = mast, ships\u2014they were free stormy sea! and through #0 loyal and true! the battle was on, Turned back and saved sixty-five Jife-hoat\u2014at dawn.from helow\u2014 quick\u2014*'Let us go.\u201d world how to die! By losing\u2014gained *Freedom\" for purpose doth lie! > 4 Westmount, P.Q.Z \u201c| \"Jervis Bay\u2019 was no match for the tyrant\u2014and was sunk\u2014but the | Though many brave men went to Glory\u2014that night on the wild Such deeds make us proud to he Britigh and thrill us\u2014right through How can this great Spirit be conquered?when to duty\u2014they're There's a sequel\u2014a hrave Swedish Captain, keeping watch while gallors\u2014\u2014from frail rafts, and a | This good deed that was done at great peril for he called all his crew 72 | \u201cShall we risk going back for survivors\u201d ?\u2014and they all answered Our hats\u2014we take off to those sailors, who have shown all the others\u2014Therein Tite's great JAS.C.STEEL.Backed by twenty year ANTHRACITE More Heat - Less Ash - No Dust For Immediate Delivery CALL DEXTER 1131 TODAY Authorized Dealer LIMITED 4857 Sherbrooke Street West PARKER s of dependable service.FIVE HUSES, MONARCH er aOR oh 25] crate oA .bag 29c TT 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James Wylle are In Ottawa, where they are guests of the latter's parents, Mr, aud Mrs, Leonard Apedaile, i Mrs.Juimes Bodel has returned home from the Royal Victoria Hospital, where she was a patient for the past few weeks.Mrs.Henry Gill 18 arriving tomorrow from Ottawa, lo attend St.Andrew's Ball and will ho the guest of Mrs.Murray Vaughan, Mra.John Taylor will be dinner hostess to-morrow evening at the home of her mother, Mrs.A.F.Baillle, before SL.Audrew's Ball, Miss Valda Finlayson will be among the guests at the officers\u2019 mess, Black Walch, prior to attending St.Andrew's Ball tomorrow night.Mra.Wilfred M.Barnes enter- talned in honor of her daughter- in-law, Mrs.W.L.Barnes, formerly Miss Jean Tulley, of Ottawa, on Tuesday afternoon, Mrs.R.C.Vaughan is entor- taining at dinner to-morrow evening in honor of her debutante daughter, Miss Gloria Vaughan, who later with her guests will attend St.Androw\u2019s Ball.Mrs.Kenneth Mappin Is entar- taining at a toa on Monday, December 9, for her debutante daughter, Shella Belle.Miss Mappin will make her debut at St.Andrew's Dall tomorrow night.Mr.and Mrs.Roy Glassford, and their daughters, the Misses Betty, Barbara and Rleanor Glasford, have returned to Montreal and have taken up residence on Koen- sington avenue, after an ahsonce of five years, during which time they resided in Ottawa.Mre.A.A.Dick und her daughter, Miss Gilda Vera Dick are the guests of Mrs.George Morgan.Mrs.Dick accompanied by her daughter, 18 leaving for New York on Saturday morning, to be the guest of Mr.and Mrs, Robert W.Bernard, 969 Fifth avenue.The B11 (Westmount) Squadron, Legion of Frontiersmen will hold a supper dance in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel on Saturday evening, Invitations have heen axtennded to ull squadrons in the district.Mayor Walter A.\u2018Merrill, K.C., and Chief W.Gough, of Westmount, will be present.Mra, James Drury ig entertaining at a sherry party prior to St.Andrew's Ball in honor of her debutante daughter, Miss Peggy Drury.Miss Helene Belanger entertained at tea yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Pauline Cusson.Mrs.Hariy W.Thorp is entertaining at dinner tomorrow eveu- ing prior to st.Andrew's Ball, Dettmers-Morgan Mr.and Mrs.J.F.Morgan announce the engagement of thelr only daughter, Lucille Ruth, to Mr.Stanley Edmond Dettmers, eldest son ot Mr.and Mrs, J.Dettmers, of Outremont.The marriage will take place quietly at St.Stephen's church, West- mount, on Saturday uflernvou at halt-past two o'clock.The Montreal Catholic Teach- ora\u2019 Association will hold a bridge party in Victoria Hall on Thursday evening, December 5, in aid of the Red Cross.The event will bo under the patronage of Mr.and Mra, Jumes Lyng.Additional Subscribers Additional subscribers to the Musical Pageant, \u2018I'he Jewish Home Beautiful\u201d which was pre- seuted by the Women's Auxiliary of Shaur Hashomayim last night at 8.30 o'clock In the Assembly 11all of the Synagogue, Kensing- ton avenue, were: Rabbi Charles Render, Mr.and Mrs, S.Cohen, Mr.and Mrs.M.Cohen, Mr, and Mrs.N.Denbow, Mr.and Mrs.P, HAZELDINE SHOP IS OFFERING SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY SALE \u2018To celebrate 1er sixth anniversary, Hazeldine, 5338 Sherbrooke s\u2018\"cet west, ie offering exclusive sample lresses at reduced prices for this week.Included in the rale ~-e smart afternoon frocks, dressy crepe drevses, diner an\u201d evening H0OWN8.Irmportad vool frocke feu- turing the new mutod shades will also be included in the ale.All drerses and gowns are altered by Hazeldine te suit the individual needs of all cutomers without extra charge.During the past pioggress has been Hazeldine \u201chopper Mrs.Hazel Warnerke, proprietor, has not found it necessary ap to the present time, to increase the cost of any dress to correspond with the ris:uæ prices of fabries, due to existing Furonean -onditions.Among the smar sh des shown at the Hazeldine Shoppe are stoller grey, Patou Blue, goya, Anaconda, cameo green, hrick red and Woodland green.Sequins and embroidery trimming are among year, much made by the the important notes on formal gowns.During the coming week, Mrs.Warnecke will he in the shoppe to give her rersontl attention to the ladies of Notre Dame de chic frocks for the coming holiday season, Doigy, Mr.and Mrs.L.Faber, Mr, and Mrs.T.Glickman, Mrs.A.Goldbloom, Miss Frances Kel- lert, Dr.and Mrs.M.J.Raff, Mrs.1.Phillips, Mr.M.Rittenherg, Mrs.K.Cummings, Mrs.D.Tan- nenbaum, Mrs.A.Cohen, Mr.and Mrs.A.Rittenberg, Mr, dnd Mrs.F.Livingsone, Mr, and Mrs.Clarence Gross, Mr.and Mrs.A, Rudolph, Mrs.H.Nathanson, Mrs.I.Tarshis, Mr.H.Batshaw.Dr.Ann Datshaw, Mr, and Mrs.L.Hecht, Mrs.J.N.Neuman, Mrs.J.Kruger, Mr.and Mrs.I, Salo- mon, Mrs, Ross Vineberg, Dr.À.M.Vineborg, Mrs.A.L.Gittleson, Mrs.1, B.Illlewltz, Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Jncobs, Mrs.J.Goldenberg, Mr.and Mrs.M.Abbey, Mrs.M Greenberg, Mrs.Alec Friedman, Mrs.N.Gross, Mrs.L.Lefcourt, Mr.and Mrs, M.Chorney, Mrs.H.x D OO OO To Our $15 20 EXCLUSIVE DINNER and EVENING DRESSES in Chiffon - Taffetas - Crepes and Valvets - Formerly priced to $39.50.$20 35 ONE-OF-A-KIND DRESSES including Glamorous Beaded and Embroidered Dress Afternoon Dresses in Crepes and Velvets - Dinner and Evening Dresses - A few very Fine Sheer Wools in the new Sherbet Colors and Winter Pastels, $25 The above mentioned groups all include Sizes 12 to 20 and 38 to 44, as well as the ever popular half-sises 164 to 24Va.in the latest shades with a splendid selection in the larger sises, suggest an early choice, azeldine.SHOPPE REGD.3338 Sherbrooke $t.W.At Prud'homme Sixth Anniversary sale of New York DRESSES This group of Dresses was selected by Hazeldine on a recent trip to New York for the Sixth Anniversary Sale of the Hazeldine Shoppe.40 DAYTIME FROCKS, including many in Sheer Wools, Dressy Afternoon and Sport Types .Formerly priced to $27.50.WAIlnut 2686 We = N N $ NS NS N N N N N N NS NS A hy NS NS NY N N N N NS NS 3 Ÿ ES = NS Ni NS NS NS N NS PE GUARANTEED REPAIRS M.BEAUDET 1733 NOTRE DAME WEST PE RE RADIO SERVICE pr WL.8171 dE EEE 2 \u2014 \u2014 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1940 MARRIED RECENTLY Mr.and Mrs, and Mrs.|.Harold S.McNamara, whose marriage took place recently in the Church of St.Augustine of Canterbury.- Mrs.McNamara was formerly Miss Emily Margaret Barden, eldest daughter of Mr.Barden.Mr.McNamara is the only son of the late Harcld McNamara and of Mrs.McNamara.L.Aber, Mrs.M.Browman, Mr and Mrs.}.Grover, Mr.and Mrs.A.Flemming, Mrs, 8.Levitt, Mrs.E.Wetstein, Miss L.Waetstein, Mrs.A.J.Hart, Mr, and Mrs.BI.Fainer, Mr.and Mrs.8.Yaphe, Mrs.M.Wener, Mr.and Mrs.L.Schrier, Mr.and Mrs.8.O.Wreschner, Mr.and Mrs.S.Lerner.ENGAGEMENTS Von Norman-Dick Mr.and Mra.A, A, Dick, of Calgary, Alberta, announce the engagement of their only daughter, Gilda Vera, to Louis Edwin Van Norman, of New York.son of Mr.and Mrs.L.E.Van Norman, BOUDOIR LAMPS With Shades 275 LAMPS REPAIRED SHADES TO ORDER VASES WIRED E.L.La Mountain & Co.PLateau 5716 2090 UNIVERSITY ST.of Washington.The wedding wili take place on Saturday, December 14, in New York, Claridge-Memoe The marriage of Miss Helen Irene Memoe, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, Joseph L.Memoe, of Brandon, Vermout, to Mr.Leonard W.Claridge, son of Mr.and Mrs.J.Harold Claridge, Sherbrooke Street West, took place on Saturday afternoon in the Baptist Church at Brandon.Reverend Christian Peterson, of South Londonderry, Vermont, and Reverend L, H.Falrbanks, of Brandon.officlated.Baskets of yellow and bronze chrysanthemums were used to decorate the church.Music was provided by Mrs.J.Horton, organist, Miss Florence Handley, violinist and Mrs.Kenneth Belden, vocalist.Miss Viola Memoe, of Brandon, slater of the bride, was maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Muriel Claridge, sister of the bridegroom and Miss Faith Amidon, of Rutland, Vt.Mr.Gordon H.(Claridge, acted as best man for his brother, and the ushers were Mr.Alec Miller and Mr.John Dunlop, both of Mont- renl.Given father, in marriage by her the bride wore a gown of GLASS WITH EVERY $1.00 DRUG PURCHASE | .\u2014 EXTRA SPECIALS \u2014 LUX SOAP §¢ KANE'S Cut Rate WE DELIVER drugs, newspapers, magazines, ice cream, ice cold drinks, ete.TUMBLER SELTZER DRUG STORE 4779 SHERBROOKE WEST AT GROSVENOR prescriptions, cigarettes, Want It In A Hurry?Try Kane's Fast Service $1.20 BROMO 69: a IE 0 0 CR Nc I I.IR N | AT SNOWDON JUNCTION || DAOUST - FLORISTS MORIN ROSES © WEEK END SPECIAL @ Funeral Work $2.00 up - Corsages - Decorations Telegraph Service - Day & Night Delivery 5102 DECARIE BLVD.EL.3661 | Right at the Car Stop More Than 100 New Members Join Westmount Women's Club It was announced by Mra.H.C.Holland, membership convener of the Westmount Women's Club, at the business meeting held Friday afternoon, Nov.22nd., in Victoria Hall, that 129 new members have enrolled this season, bringing the total nomber of members to over 450, Mrs.C.B.Sewell, War Work convener, reports that 1,127 articles of knitting and 658 articles of sewing have been completed for war work, 172 articles of knitting and sewing for Welfare work, 79 articles and 59 blankets have been donated by the me- members, and 850 tins of fruit and vegetables have been sent lo Britain, making a total of 2,945 articles distributed.She also reported that $586.00 was coilected by her committee for the Iled Cross Campaign.Mrs.Mills stated that a wreath had been piaced on the cenotaph by herself, on Remembrance Day, oI.STEPHEN'S SALE CONVENERS NAMED St.Stephen's Church Bazaar will be held on December 3rd, 4th and 6th, in the Parish Hall, Were- dale Park, Westmount, under the auspices of St.Stephen's Women's Association, The Bazaar will be opened on Tuesday Evening by His Worship Mayor Walter Merrill of Westmount at 8.30 o\u2019clock.A hot super will be served on Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 6 - 8 p.m.by Guild Group \u201cC\" with Mrs.H.M.Soden as convener, The Chancel Gulld will be in charge of the Afternoon Tea on Wednesday and Thursday and will serve doughnuts and coffee on Tuesday evening with Mrs.M, C.Low as convener.Other booths and conveners are, needlecraft, Social Service Group, Mrs.H, J.McElnes; gift shop and handkerchiefs, group B Mrs.Mer- vyn Offer and Mrs.W.V.Gedge; home cooking, senior group, Mrs.M.Lemieux and Mrs.J.Chas.Langston; aprons, evening W.A., Mrs, A.G.du Fresne; ice cream and soft drinks, intermediate girls, Miss Katherine Laws, Fish pond, junior W.A., Mrs.W.F.Wills; country store, Mrs.J, D.Telford; check room, Wolf Cub Pack, TBomas Christmas; tickets, Mrs.Paul Rowe, Mrs.Harold Laws is the general convener, Donations for any ol the booths may be left at the church hall, I white satin with a full length train and finger tip veil of tulle, which fell from a coronet of seed pearls.She carfied a shower bouquet of pom-pom chrysanthemums, The maid of honor was in a gown of aqua blue taffeta with silver accessories and carried an arm bouquet of yellow pom-pom chrysanthemums.The bridesmaids were in dusty rose taffeta dresses with gold accessories and carried bouquets of pom-pom chrysanthemums.alrs.Memoe, mother of the bride, was in a light weight wool turquoise blue dress with Burgundy accessories and a corsage bouquet of Token roses.Mrs.Claridge, mother of the bridegroom, was in a gown of dusty rose crepe with gold accessories, with a cluster of Token roses at the corsage.Mrs.Florence Atkins, the bridegroom's grandmother, was gowned in airforce blue with a black felt hat and a corsage of Token roses.The reception was held at the home of the bride's parents for relatives and immediate friends.Chrysanthemums were used to decorate the rooms.and that a team headed by Mrs Chas.Shearer had collected for Poppy Day.$489.00 was collected by Miss Phylis Rowell and her team, for the campaign for Crippled Children.It was reported by Mrs.R.M.Macaulay that a most successful 3-day charity bridge was held in Victoria Hall, from Nov.4th to 8th: her co-convener being Mrs.J.Gordon Birnie.The club voted to send a donation of fruit to the Grace Dart Home, for Xmas; allotted $75 to the Welfare committee for knitting for the Xmas baskets, and voted $50.00 to the newly formed Westmount Air Cadet Corps, The president, Mrs.Mills, announced that the 15 prizes to be drawn for at the dinner dance taking place at the Mount Royal Hotel on Dec.14th, were on dis- This Woeek's Special For FUR COATS New loops and buttons, frayed sdges and cuffs repaired, relining, remodelling, new style collars and glazing.All work expertly done on our own premises.Workmanship guaranteed PICCADILLY Valet Service wi.3205 154 ABBOTT AVE.\"you In the tashion spotlight, play in the windows of Willis and Co.Ltd.Sympathy was expressed by Mrs.Mills to Mrs, Wm.Boyd for the loss oI her son, L.A.C.Joseph Arthur William Boyd, ge.cldentally killed at Jarvis, Ont, At the conclusion of the bum.ness meeting, the members were entertained by Miss Carrle Big.gars, accompanied by Mrs.H.p.Briegal, in a number of Scottish dances.Refreshments were served under the direction of Mrs.Gordon T.Blair,.and in commemoration of St.Andrews Day, included a haggis, shortbread and scones.The tea hostesses were Mrs.R.M.Stott, Mrs.C, W.Clark.Mrs.A.J.Berns and Mrs.wm.Blair.I Charlotte Gowns NEW YORK DRESSES Just arrived! Stunning dresses to put Smart daytime frocks to take you easily, from desk to dinner-date.Suave party dresses.Also America's favorite sport frocks.Moderately Priced From 11.75 to 29,50.1353 Greene Ave., near Sherbrooke Westmount Fl.7773 Hi (Just below St, Catherine) of the ladies\u2019 al.er (Corner Victoria \u2018Ave.) Now Open WESTMOUNT LADIES\u2019 TAILORING Under the management of HARRY FLEISHMAN 19 years experience with Henry Morgan & Co.as fitter and manager 4857 Sherbrooke W., Room 4 ation department.EL.1552 WEEK Be MILK FED Chickens Ib.28c (5 to 6 Ibs.) FOREQUARTER OF Lamb 1b.16C THE PLACE TO BUY THE FRESH FRUITS AND Modern Equipment DELIVERY FREE ROBERTS 1259 GREENE AVE.Fitzroy 3900 SPECIALS ! \u2018Lamb 1b.28¢ MILK FED, LEG OF Veal Ib.25c BEST STEAKS IN TOWN ! | VEGETABLES DAILY \u2014 Personal Service PROVISIONS (Just below Western) wanted, and delivered CERTIFIED WATCHMAKER A Watch or Clock will make an ideal Christmas Gift.A small deposit now will reserve any article until WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRS Clocks called for 4922 Sherbrooke W., Near Claremont Ave.EL.9890 Later Mr.and Mrs.Claridge ! left tor Massachusetts and Con- | necticut, the bride travelling in \u2018 a light weight wool beige dress | with black accessories and a cor- | sage bouquet of red roses.They will reside on Des Erables Street, Montreal.i Out of town guests, beside the bridegroom's parents and grand- | mother, of Montreal, included: Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Grover, Mr.and Mrs.George Pike, Mr.and Mrs.Medric Grover, Mr, and Mrs.Raymond Cameron and Harold ' Grover, all of Arlington, Vt.; Mrs.Gordon Claridge.of Montreal; Misses Kay Kyle, Vera Petersen, and Susan Brown, of Burlington, Vt.; Mr.and Mrs.Lee Brown, Mrs.I.L.Amidon, Mr.and Mrs, Wallace Amidon, of Rutland, Vt.H Nature's RIVAL \u201cNature's Rival\u2019 and \u2018\u2019Veil of Youth\u201d \u201cNipped-In\" Waistline .and MDE.JOEL CORSETIERE - = = 4888 Sherbrooke St.West When Comfort and Style .Nothing Rivals It Comes to LE GANT Foundation Garments for the new \u201cLe Gant\u201d for alf Size Figures.A'Lure and Alphabet Bras Est.1921 Westmount Near Victoria Ave.DE.1850 pr \"h th of er co th thy th he ft ga wh He ity Boyd A.C.i.nt, bum- were Big.H.P.Dttish serv.Mrs.mem- v, in- | and were \u201clark.Wm.rns ES o put Smart sasils Suave favor.rooke 3 jer to THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1940 » [RT REE ed NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD Theatrical Myrna Loy And Powell In \"ENGLAND'S TOP! Feature At The Monkland COMEDIAN Al _\u2014 Designed expressly to make the'ts divorce him.a bank account world forget its troubles, \u201cI Love You Again,\u201d co-starring Willtam | Pottery factory and.wore than powell and Myrna Loy, is now ;'aying at The Monkland United Theatre until Saturday night.The flim is the first in some time to jresent the popular Powell-Loy \u2018husband-and-wife\u201d team minus tho \u201cThin Man\u201d tag, nnd is one ci the most hilarious of their car- evs together, The story, which makes for one enmedy situation coming fast on the heels cf another, deals with tl:e amusing plight of a man who, through an accidental blow on the 1 ad, recovers from an eight-year rttack of amnesia, When he regains consciousness the world in! which he is living secms strange.He has acquired a new personalty.a charming wife who is about \u2018the manager's berth in a large j that, the reputation for being a i model citizen and civic leader in {a small town calied Habersville.Ex-Confidence Man days he was a high class confidence man adds humor to the side-splittine series of events.How he plots to return to Habers- ville and perpetrate a gigantio oil swindle, how he checks up on his past eight-year record, and the laughable conclusion to a series of mad events, makes for the top entertainment of the current year.The role of Larry Wilson, alias ; George Carey, is a happy choice for the actor, allowing him to depart momentarily from the slick, sophisticated detective roles of recent films.Myrna Loy is also ONHLANE {Monkland Ave., at Girouard) Friday Night \u2014\u2014\u2014 After 11 o'clock Revival | % Laurence OLIVIER | % Merle OBERON \"Wuthering Heights\u201d | \u2014 TODAY until It's One, Long Loud Laugh! % Robert YOUNG with Lewis Stone Edmund LOWE SUN.-MON.-TUES.* JOHN GARFIELD À Frances FARMER \u201cFLOWING GOLD\u201d \u201cSPORTING BLOOD\" SATURDAY 2nd Attraction HIS STORY IS ONE OF THE MOST THRILLING EVER TOLD! MARSHALL - BARTRELNESS - ORBIGHN | À Pat O\u2018BRIEN À Maureen O'SULLIVAN and William Gargan THE NDWDUN It has been sald that however ! The fact that in hits pre-amnesin ; C8, the situations of the story ; in a successful comedy must be possible, \u2014in other words the audience must feut it could have happened in real life.Judged by this standard \u2018It's foremost comedian George Form- by, is certain of success.The story concerns a simple chap who longs to wear a uniform.After faillng to pass into the Air Force he admires himself in the uniform of his prospective Lrother- -in-law Bob, a despatch rider in the R.A.F.and discovers in one of the packets an official document.To save Bob from serious consequences he decides to deliver the letter himself.He is accepted at the real thing on ar- \u2018rival at headquarters but soon ! becomes the butt of a practical {Joker and of the Sergeunt-Major.The Sergeant-Major's daughter has, however, a kindly feeling for | George and when she learns of his masquerade she does her best ta help him.It could happen to you, but when it happens to George Form- by it provides opportunities for riotous comedy and never falters in its swift journey to its dizzy | 8pectacular aerial climax with, of {course, a ukelele strumming out .more popular song numbers on the way.The thrilling Edgar Wallace story, \u2018The Frog,\" featuring Noah permitted to depart from her i \u201cperfect wife\" characterization long enough to cause Powell some anxious moments as well as to crack him over the head with a platter filled with scrambled eggs.The supporting cast includes the always funny Frank McHugh as Powell's buddy, \u2018\u2018Doc\u201d Ryan, Edmund Lowe as a slick oir promoter, Donald Douglas as Miss Loy's hoy friend, Herbert, and Nella Walker as her mother, The film was directed by W.5.Van Dyke II.In The Air,\u201d featuring England's | playing at the Snowdon United Theatre.The Sergeant-Major is desperately restraining himself as Private George demonstrates with his r.just how the fingering on a uke should be done in this scene from \u2018It's In The Air,\u201d uproarious British comedy of the Royal Air Force, featuring England's foremost comedian George Formby.MONTREAL CONCERT DANCE GROUP In Recital Directed by Norma Darling Tuesday December 3rd, 8.30 p.m.VICTORIA HALL In Ald of Overseas Parcels League Tickets on Sale 4982 SHERBROOKE ST, WEST, DE.6115 Tho feature is now Beery, Gordon Harker, EKsmo Percy and Vivian Gaye is the soc- ond attraction on this double program, The story tells of the terroriz- fng of a great city by a bund of criminals known as the Frogs, and the measures taken by the police to combat the menace, The latest News of the Day and other short: entertalînment will round out the program.\u201cHired Wife\u201d Is Great Comedy; At The York Making a comedy ls the next best thing to taking a vacation for a dramatic actor\u2014but for n comedian, making a comedy is just plain hard work.This variance of opinfon was gleaned from a trio of Hollywood's top-flight players \u2014 Rosalind Russell, Brian Aherne and Robert Benchley, Work In Play To use their own words, Miss Russell and Aherne \u201cplayed\u201d in Universal's \u201cHired Wife,\u201d n fast moving comedy of a business marriage, now at the York United Theatre untfl Friday.Beuchley \u201cworked\u201d in the same film, For Prompt Delivery of Fruits and cal SOL'S Groceries EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 5307 Sherbrooke West Dellveries from 8 a.m.to 11 p.m \u201cWhile I started out in dramatic roles and have played far more of them than I have comedy parts, 1 have a lot nore fun in n comedy,\u201d Rosalind declared, \u201cA movie, set usually reflects the spirit of the story and I don't like working ln a deadly serious atmosphere.1 lke to laugh even during working hours.\u201d Feels Take Kid Aherne seconded Iosalind's feelings on thé subject.\u201cHaving (St.Catherine at Guy St.SATURDAY until TUESDAY\u2014 yon 5, \"ROLL DOWN TO RIC rd a TODAY and FRIDAY Rosalind Russell, Brian Aherne and Virginia Bruce in \u2018HIRED WIFE.\u201d JANE WITHERS in \u201cThe Girl From Avenue A,\u201d with Kent Taylor.Et \u2014 \u2014 Other Special Feature Nights of romance and Daze of daffiness.with Brazilian nuts and singing Senoritas! Sioming me RITZ BROTHERS mt ANDREWS SISTERS h Constance Ho George Reeves AND A SCREENFUL OF SULTRY \u2018@ Co a Just finished two very serious ESTMOUNT (Sherbrooke at Grey Avenue) \u2014\u2014 Friday Night After 11 o'clock Revival Priscilla, Lola, and Rosemary Lane, Gale Page, John Garfield and Jeffrey Lynn, in FOUR DAUGHTERS\u201d IDA LUPINO Takes HUMPHREY BOGART mms \u201cTHE RETURN OF FRANK J } The JONES FAMILY TODAY until SATURDAY SHERIDAN anything can happen! GALE PAGE » ALAN HALE ROSCOE KARNS 2nd ATTRACTION \u2014 carns+ Patrick George Reeves A WARNER BROS.-First Nat'l Picture Rt Kar Nast Smith .Seren bier dy Robert L.Kent © From (be Play by George M.Oshan SUN.-MON.-TURS.* Henry Fonda # Jackie Cooper * Henry Hull IN TECHNICOLOR ! Henry Fonda appears as Frank James, with Jackie Cooper in a scene from the thrilling adventure \u201cThe Return of Frank James,\u2019 photographed entirely in Technicolor and featured nt the Westmount United Theatre starting Sunday playing until Tuesday night.\u201cCITY FOR CONQUEST\u201d Together They're Terrific \u2014 the torrid team of \u201cTorrid Zone\u2019 are together again in \u201cCity For Conquest,\u2019 the turbulent drama coming to tha York United Theatre starting Saturday playing until Tuesday night.Ann Sheridan and James Cagney, Discipline hesitates while the Sergeant Major gets a fow pointers on the ukelele .- N y é yy _\u2014 GEORGE A FORMBY 7.England\u2019s Ace Comedian in IR, ITSINTHE AIR bit À Rai NOW PLAYING \u2014 RL\u201c 447 This newest British comedy Is really Tops.If you don't laugh out loud and Added British Feature First Run in Montreal \u201cTHE FROG\" pr goes eee phoroughly enjoy 1 Beery, Eama Percy and please apply at box Vavian Gaye.office for refund « « « you Fifth Columnist.NOWDON (DECARIE BLYD.AT SNOWDON JUNCTION) P.A.SEERS 4498 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Facing Westmount High School WE.2741-2 On Sale Thurs., Fri., Sat.\u2014 Nov, 28, 29, 30.FIVE ROSES OR OGILVY'S FLOUR 27¢ CHOICE STEER BEEF FRESH BUDDED FRESH MINCED lb.20° WALNUTS .25° quET PURE MAPLE LEAP RIB PORK » 25° alé LARD »\u2026 10: CHOPS SIRLOIN STEAK COCOANUT .19:/BACON ~ 14¢ FRESH KILLED ROASTING CHICKEN «++ #25; 7 Ib.bag dramas, 1 feel like a kid just out of school,\u201d he remarked.\u201cWe get so used to wise-cracking before the camera that we carry on be- ween scencd, Consequently every- hody has a good time and I for one, don't feel like I'm working at all.\u201d LT P2777 GEORGE itement N RAFT heist À Leur Hollywood N Correspondent b token by With the boys that pound N Reports .ANN the road by night, when Mary Martin, who started furnishing her new Bel-Air home the day after she finished \u201cLove Thy Nelghhor,\u201d still hes two rooms to go, Mary doesn't know when she'll finish, for she's at work again in Paramount's \u201cNew York Town\".John Wayne plans to make a personal appearance tour in Texas on con- Hills\u201d, ,.Fredrie March, soon to role in of the clusion of his starring Paramount's \u201cShepherd be snen In \u201cVictory,\u201d 18 buay supervising the construction of a new Wing on his Mandevilla Cunyon ranch home.Basil Rathhona has turned autograph collector.Jia covered thy Paramount lot the other day getting star autographs to he auctioned off by the Britlsh War Rellet Association.Fred Mne- Murray fs really suffering the pangs of parenthood for the fire time.Hig tiny daughter, Susan, has the croup, and lg Uundes medical care.Fred makes hourly culls from the \u201cNew York Town\u201d set to bis home for hulle tins on Susan's condition Madeleine Carrol is resting following her appearances In con nection with the opening of \u201cNorth West Mounted Police\u201d at the home of friends in Ottawa .Laughe, rhythm \u2026 and a double order of romance! Bend Flowers 75 JOHN ROSEMARY LANE X AMES\u201d IN TECHNICOLOR with in \u201cON THEIR OWN\" SENORITAS AND GAY GAUCHOSI 5% A UNIVERSAL PICTURE RS CHEER HER UP! 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Acadian vo SUE IY .\u201c he : 5 dv © % - 7 _ à I LE al NE Pat O\u2019Brien, Frances Farmer and John Garfield in a scene from the thrilling story of the oil fields, \u201cFlowing Gold,\u201d which will be featured at the Monkland United Theatre starting Sunday playing until Tuesday night.THRILL OF BLACK GOLD » J 4 2 ; Romance, Adventure In \u201cThey Drive By Night\u201d Romance, adventure and a star-studded cast are the unbeatable Ingredients that make up Warner Bros.new film, \u201cThey Drive By Night,\u201d which is now playing at the Westmount United Theatre until Saturday night.Ireaturing George Raft, Ann Shel- dan, Ida Lupino and Illumphrey Bogart in an all star cast, the swiftly paced film packs plenty of laughs, love and excitement, Joe Fabrinl, played by George Raft, is a cold blooded guy who thinks there isn\u2019t a girl in the world who can get him to fall for her.He luughs at his brother, played by Humphrey Bogart, when he tells how he would lke to have a Job that allowed him to have his evenings free to spend with his wife, (Gale Page's role).Bogart is bitterly resentful of the fact that his work allows him to catch only occasional glimpses of his wife and is tortured when other girls remind him of her.Joe always clalmed that he didn't go in for that romantie stuff.At least he thought he didn't until he met a waitress, played by Ann Sherldan.Ann gives a deeply moving portrayal of a girl whose sentimentality is hidden behind flippant wisecracks.And Raft is great as the fellow who lets neither her wisecracks nor her love go unanswered.He asks her to marry him but the wedding is postponed \u2018when Paul crasheg over an embankment and loses his right arm.Joe 18 then forced to ask a friend fof his; played by Alan Hale, n \u2018Job., The picture builds to one ÿbf the screen's groatest climaxes when Ida Lupino, as Hale's wife, falls in love with Joe and goes through with her scheme to win him, The entire cast glve \u201cstirring, realistic performances.In addl- tion to the incomparable array of talent in the leading roles, the supporting cast includes such popular players as Roscoe Karns, John Litel and Joyce Compton.Director Raoul Walsh did a splendid job in keeping the film, moving at a clip as fast as the streamlined caravans of the high-! way portrayed In the picture.Jerry Wald and Richard Macaulay whose brilliant dialogue will be remembered for many a |] year wrote the scenario, \u201cThey Drive By Night\u201d was.Bezzerides, CHORAL GROUP | WILL PRESENT CONCERT HERE Cathedral Singers Will Render Christmas Music In Westmount Park Church Dec.19 On Thursday, December 19th at 8.30 p.m, in Westmount Park United Church the Cathedral Singers, a choral society of 70 voices whose director is Phillips Motley, will be heard in a concert of Christmas music.Choruses from the \u2018\u2018Messiah\u2019 will be sung, and Parts I and TI of Bach's \u201cChristmas Oratorio\u2019 \u2014 probably the first time that this fine work has been performed in Montreal.The tenor soloist will he Wil- liam Morton, the young Toronto singer of radio and concert fame, who made an outstanding impression at last June's Montreal Festival when he sang the difficult Evangelist's part in the St.Matthew Passion.The other soloists will be Dorothy Hill, soprano, Grace Cowan, contralto, and J.C.Scott, baritone.Dr.Arthur Egerton will be the organist and the continuo part will be played on the piano by Thomas Hudson.The performance is in aid of the Red Cross Society.Famous the World Over The Ideal Biscuits for the Bridge Party, Reception, Afternoon Tea, Ete, JACOB'S BISCUIT > ¢ JACOB'S 2 BUTTER PUITS Just split and fill with cheese, salmon, jam or preserve, etc.Heat in oven for two minutes and serve, They're simply delicious.JACOB'S CREAM CRACKERS (Something Different) Supreme in their wonderful Lightness, Flakiness & Flavor FRESH STOCKS ARRIVING REGULARLY FROM OVERSEAS AND NOW AT ALL GOOD GROCERS AVAILABLE D.CRACOWER CO., SALES REP.\u2014MONTREAL The \u201cHidden Titles\u201d Contest 1 have found the Words .\u2026\u2026ucrosereasceneesentsonsersusescensssnsnaseseneess hidden in the advertisement OF L.\u2026esesserencienesssacsencansecsessseses on PAGO L.scco0sesssss and the WORDS L.coessrsceneesessssnarenaresnsesnaese ace.hidden in the advertisement OF .\u2026\u2026usmsenecsessenemenensenenennsnsens on page .of this week's Examiner, these being the titles of the two feature pictures to be shown at the Westmount Theatre during the first half of the coming week.decision as final regarding the awarding of passes to the Theatre.1 agree to accept the judges\u2019 TE TT =\".Address ; ! \u2018Winners are to be drawn from those submitting the correct answers.| seucsnsononnessasan docs ve bt ferent 2 > .a | adapted from a novel by A.I The members of The Business Association of Westmount wish to extend their sincere thanks to the citizens of Westmount for the splendid support given at the open meeting and entertainment which inaugurated the War Savings Stamp drive which is continuing until the end of this week.The co-operation of local residents is greatly appreciated and members of the association are confident that this Christmas, more than ever before, the citizens will make a large share of their Christmas The Association has never recommended shopping in Westmount merely to help local merchants.Its aim is to acquaint residents with the general desirability of patronizing West- mount firms, and there are, of course, a great many reasons for doing purchases in local stores.so.Modern wholesale and distribution methods make it possible for the local merchant to do business on an equal price basis with other repu- ts Automobiles: NASH-LAFAYETTE AUTOMOBILE LTD.4102 ST.CATHERINE W.- WE.1122 Auto Repairs: S.S.HOOK 4230 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.1201 Bakery: DENT HARRISON & SONS, LTD.323 PRINCE ALBERT AVE.Banks: BANK OF MONTREAL W.K.NEWCOMB, MANAGER 1299 GREENE AVE.FI.1138 BANK OF TORONTO D.P.H.LAUER, MANAGER SHERBROOKE & CLAREMONT DE.4121 Cabinet Maker: C.SORENSON & SON 342 VICTORIA AVE.WA.4592 DE.3566 Caterer: MAITLAND CONFECTIONER 4124 ST.CATHERINE W.Fl.4651 Chocolates: DENYSE HOME MADE MINIATURE CHOCOLATES 4909 SHERBROOKE W.5%.EL.4877 Cigar Stores: S.HYMAN, LTD.5005 SHERBROOKE W.EL.6407 GROSVENOR SERVICE STORE RAPID DELIVERY 4 ERBROOKEW.\"DE.0044 Coal-Coke-Fuel Oil: HAND & PARKER, LTD.\u201cThe Return of Frank James\u2019 DE.1131 4857 SHERBROOKE W.Dancing : - BETTY SPEIRS STUDIOS BETTY SPEIRS AND PETER MILLER 4932 SHERBROOKE W.DE.3717 SHOP IN WESTMOUNT table business houses and Westmount firms offer goods and services at prices that will meet comparison with those charged elsewhere.Also neighborhood stores almost invariably offer service that cannot be surpassed.Every time your local merchant sells you an article, he also sells service.He knows your individual preference and will go out of his way to serve you in the most efficient manner possible.The variety of merchandise stocked by local merchants is sometimes overlooked but the most casual survey of Westmount firms will readily demonstrate that practically every marketed commodity and service can be secured within the boundaries of this city.For these reasons, residents are urged to place as much of their BUSINES 2) ASSOCIATION WESTMOUNT fe.PER 7 business as possible with the merchants listed in this advertisement.Drug Stores : AMERICAN DRUG STORE 1385 GREENE AVE.WI.2136-7 HARTE\u2019S DRUG Reg\u2019d.4875a SHERBROOKE WEST WA.5636 Electric Refrigeration: McPARLAND REFRIGERATION, REG\u2019D 4 HILLSIDE AVE.WE.6676 Florists : EDDY\u2019S FLORISTS 4178 ST.CATHERINE W.FI.7242 JOHN EDDY & SONS, REGD 4841 SHERBROOKE W.DE.9898 Greenhouses at 2175 Belgrave Ave, Furriers : BLEAU & ROUSSEAU 5004 SHERBROOKE W.DE.4482 Groceries and Meats: DIONNE & DIONNE 4120 ST.CATHERINE W.FI.7411 P.A.SEERS 4498 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.2741 (Facing Westmount High School) THRIFT - STOP & SHOP 4850 SHERBROOKE W.DE.1195 Hairdressers : LAFRANCE BEAUTY SALON Permanents and all branches of Beauty Culture 4842 SHERBROOKE W.EL.7880 W.J.ROSS REGD 4210 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.2765 Hardware : J.CASCARANO 4151 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.1847 J.PASCAL HARDWARE COMPANY LIMITED 4827 SHERBROOKE WEST WA.5686 Jewellers: OHMAN'\u2019S 1216 GREENE AVE.WE.4046 Ladies\u2019 Ready-to-Wear: MAY'S RITE FIT LADIES\u2019 WEAR 1219 GREENE AVE.FI.9541 rentre rentre During the coming Christmas season, do your shopping in Westmount and let's all have a Merry Christmas.Manufactured Ice : ICE MANUFACTURING COUSE CRYSTAL PURE ICE CUBES FOR YOUR ENTERTAINING 4093 ST.CATHERINE W.FI.6311 Milliners : CLAREMONT MILLINERY MRS.MANSEAU, PROPRIETOR 4968 SHERBROOKE W.(3 doors east of Claremont) Moving and Storage: WESTMOUNT TRANSFER & STORAGE LTD.205 OLIVIER AVE.© WE.1113 Printers : - ROBSON PRINTERS LTD.4206 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.5227 Radio Sales & Service: ACME RADIO & SPORTS 344A VICTORIA AVE.WA.8200 Real Estate: WESTMOUNT REALTIES CO.1367 GREENE AVE.FI.8541 Restaurants : MURRAY\u2019S LUNCH LTD.5011 SHERBROOKE W.DE.3262 Roofing and Plumbing: WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING CO.ROOFING INSPECTION 206 OLIVIER AVE.WE.3844 NIGHT and SUNDAY CALLS: AM.1418 \u2014 CA, 9884 DE.4092 Shoes and Hosiery: JOHN SMITHERS 50 Years in Westmount 4213 ST.CATHERINE W.Signs: SPRAD REG\u2019D.SHOW CARD DESIGNER OWNED AND OPERATED BY L.F.HARDING 1215 GREENE AVE.Taxi Service: WESTMOUNT TAXI SERVICE WE.3454 FI.4747 1165 GREENE AVE.FI.2468 Upholstering and Draperies : B.WILDE 220 ELM AVE.FI.2622 BUY YOUR WAR SAVINGS STAMPS FROM MEMBERS OF THE | BUSINESS ASSOCIATION of WESTMOUNT BE SURE TO ASK FOR THE EXCLUSIVE AND NOVEL FOLDER i pp pets ECS Ts 1 0 CR es ry am FE og es at can- THURSDAY.NOVEMBER 28, 1940 BY PEE WEE HOCKEY LEAGUE: KILL OPERATE FOUR TEAMS The Westmount Pee Wee Hockey League held its organization meeting on Tuesday evening in the hut on Clandeboye playground.This popular loop which plays all its game atethe Staynor Park rink will operate this season with four teams and in addition w Il sponsor a team in the Midget section of the Q.A.H.A, aftiliated league at Westmount Park.The Midget team will be called the Hawks and will be managed by Mr, Kitchen and Mr.Baxter in conjunction with their Juvenile team, so that the Pee Wee League players on their team growing too old to play in that league will have the Midget team to play for, and in time will step up to the Juvenile team.The four teams comprising the league this year will be known Relief Worker In Line For Gift If George Baird, who makes ¢2 50 a week and room and board tor he Salvation Army.can prove he is temuer.te and industrious he :may boost his income to \"250 a month, The will of the late Madeline Fronces Wills bequesthed the $250 monthly to a George Baird, son of an old friend, whose whereabn ts she did not know.She made it clear, however, he wild get the moniy only if he did no* drirk or gamble and had been steadily and gainfully em- plored.George Bairds from various parts of California and as far east as Lebanon, Mo., answered the announcement, But executors said they are convinced the one working for the Salvation Army is the one Miss Wills had in mind when she disposed of her $700,- 000 estate.\u201cSo Joe will make a you think?\u201d \u201cYes, he sells cellophane masks to keep children's faces clean while their mothers ar getting ready to take them visiting.\u2019\u2014 Milwaulre Journal.fortune, ELE I Ask Your Tailor ER CT The tonic effect in wearing these Suitings creates a feeling of confidence.® GUARANTEED \u2018BRITISH MANUFACTURE BEER DELIVERED ICE COLD Rapid Service till p.m.FI.2744 M first line signals busy, Dial WE.1616 FORUM GROCERY Nearest Licensed Grocer to Westmount.2209 St.Catherine W.; Council was announced by Air Minister C.G.Power.xas the Canadiens managed by Alan Milne, Toronto Maple Leafs managed by John Guynan, Boston Bruins managed by Reg Paice and the Detroit Red Wings managed by Mr.Masterman.The four master-minds have already been busy lining up prospective players and the clubs should be all set by the time the schedule starts early in January.Jack Fetherstone, secretary- treasurer of the league has called another meeting for Monday evening December 2nd, which will also be held at the Clandeboye playground hut at eight o'clock, All players interested in either playing for the Midget team in the QAHA or in playing on one of the teams in the league itself, are requested to attend this meeting.The league will operate under the supervision of the Westmount Recreation department and will have Jack Fetherstone back as secretary-treasurer.Canada Expands Air Command To Spread Training Reorganization of the Royal Canadian Air Force headquarters involving establishment of two new divisions and consequently two new members of the Air recently The Minister said Air Commodore G.O.Johnson, former Air Member for Organization and Training, becomes Deputy Chief of Air Staff, Air Commodore Robert Leckie becomes Member of the Air Council for Training and Group Capt.S.G.Tackaberry becomes Member of the Council for Supply.Mr.Power sald the reorganization was designed to decentralize the administration of the British Commonwealth air training plan.It re-allocated the responsibilities of the Air Member for Organization and Training and the Air Member for Engineering and Supply.Your Present Amount \u201cIt's not what you'd do with a million If riches should e\u2019er be your lot, But what are vou doins; at present With the doilar and quarter you've gat*\u201d \u2014Bible Class Monthly.Bowling Club Donates Sum To The Red Cross Fifty dollars has been sent the Canadian Red Cross Society Ly members of the Ladies Brancl of the Westmount Lawn Bowling Club and it is hope.to add to this sum during the winter, has been announced.Presentation of prizes has been made as follows: Club trophy Mrs.E.C.Janes, Mrs.W.H.Es tano, Miss J.W.Ames, Mrs.R C.Braithwaite, skip.Club doubles Mrs.F.J.Sharp, Mrs.F.Peden, club singles, A, Mrs.G.E.Cheese.club singles, B, Mrs.F.Peden: green singles, Mrs.J.L.Weir.Runners-up in the various classe were Mrs.W.Æ.Dunton, Miss E Johnson, Miss E.MeKee, Mrs.T.McKay.skip; Mrs.\u2018W.H.Estano.Miss W.Mann, Mrs.F.Colvin, Miss W.Mann, Mrs.J.A.Me- Crindle.At the tea folowing the meeting Mrs.E.T.Lawson, president, and Mrs.F.Sharp, vice-president, presided at the tea table.FIVE SQUADS ENTER LOCAL HOCKEY LOOP The Westmount Municipal Hockey League held a meeting in Victoria Hall on Monday evening which was attended by over twen- ty-five dei~gates representing fifteen teams in the three groups of the league.The meeting was an uneventful one, being confined to the alteration of a few local league rules so that they might agree with Q.A.H.A.Yegulations and the distribution of playing cards to the team managers, The Juvenile section of the league has five definite entries, Hawks, Gold Eagles, Grads, Argos and Canadians.Another club, the Aces headed by Buddy Lewis has intended to operate but withdrew it the last moment.These clubs should form a well-balanced group, with plenty of keen competition.The Midget section blossomed forth into a six team group when five additioral entries signified their intentions of operating teams together with the Bulldogs, who were represented at the first meeting of the league.The five other teams besides the Bulldogs are Beavers, Canadians, All-Stars and Argos.Four clubs made known their intentions to play in the Bantam section of the league, the Aces, Tigers, Eagles and Hurricanes.Nearly all the clubs now have their players cards, and the various managers\u2019 headaches are now starting as they endeavour to lineup their \u201con the fence\u201d players.It is not too late for any club to enter the Jeague and any team intending to do so should get in touch with Jimmie McCormick, recreation supervisor, at the | Greenhouse.For information as to Tramways services Telephone PL 4561, or refer to map in Blue Pages of Bell Telephone Book.Mere than 115 pieces of the finest snow-fighting equipment in North America, including sweepers, ploughs, levellers and trucks, are prepared to keep the company\u2019s 291 miles of track clear.ny RAMWAYS\u2019 snow-fighting equipment is ready to do its winter\u2019s work to keep main thoroughfares cleared.Everyone benefits, passengers and motor traffic alike, but the co-operation of motorists is necessary for best results.Were Ready \u2014 B Are You, 7 Mr.Motorist?Innumerable winter delays are caused to our passengers on account of motor vehicles which stall on our tracks, principally because they are not equipped with chains.Many motorists do not appreciate the seriousness of the traffic tie-ups they cause.One stalled vehicle can choke the whole of 2a main artery for blocks, and delay thousands of people.On behalf of 800,000 daily Tramways passengers, we ask every motorist to make proper preparations for winter, NOW.You, as well as we, have a traffic responsibility.FINAL GAMES ARE PLAYED ORGANIZATION MEETING HELD it, THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER PAGE SEVEN IN TOUCH | RUGBY MATCH HES A HIGH STEPPER Charley Maag will be constant threat to Michigan when Ohio State gets within place-kicking range.John Hallabrin holds ball.What is posture?.As this word catches your eye you straighten up, draw in a deep breath, throw back your shoulders, and pull your tummy in, Is this the answer to the quest- fon: Is this the intangible definition of the word?Now relax, oh dear, you've slumped! Actually good posture Is a normal relaxed position of the body held comfortably without tension.Facing the world demands poise! A good carriage is an in- dicatlon of well-being, of good health, and of success.For example, it would be a serious hand- fcap to any public figure to have a faulty posture, an audience fs quick to sense the incapabllities of such a person, as expressed through the medium of bis bearing.It was natural then, that physical posture will decidedly influence one's mental attitude, One can hardly imagine that a person who stands with bent back, head thrust forward, narrowed chest, and round shoulders Is likely to face the world with the best and most courageous frame of mind.This very pose suggests a shrinking {timidity and an inferiority complex,\u201d though in many cases this opinion is quite unfounded.We are unaware of the very striking abnormalities we present through our posture.It may be because the muscles are weakened by poor body mechanirs., weakened muscles ean no longer offer a sufficient support to Che bony a Pr or P70 7 2 Pr Pd rr rR 2 27707) POSTURE IS EVERYTHING By JOAN MacMILLAN Westmount \u201c\u201cY\u2019\" Director of Physical Education for Girls (ULL Pe ed ZR De Od el ed DROP dd le 2 Pe fl P77 Ped Po iO structure of the body, or perhaps we may be suffering from undect- ed defects of sight or hearing.A head poked forward in order that one may better see or hear, immediately throws an olherwise well-balanced body out of line, Moreover, it is the direct result of our own carefree and careless attitude that we habitually adopt these clumsy, incorrect positions while we are sitting, standing, or walking, Today, we are realizing more and more the Importance of maintaining a good posture, In order to be assured that the rising generation will be physically fit and mentally alert, we must not underestimate the values of Postural Education, Postural Education is most satisfactory, if taught to children at the earliest possible age, as most commonly, habitually poor posture is acquired at the school age, If the teaching of posture fs conducted in the same progressive and satisfactory manner as is any academic subject, then the fundamentals of correct hody mechanics will be inculeated in the minds of the pupils that any person, having completed eleven or twelve years of schooling will have unconsciously been inspired fo assume a poised and well-halanced carriage , , , always! ., .Instead of looking and feeling awkward and self-conscious, when graduate, they will face life with optimism and an increased *\u2018Jole de vivre.\u201d Larry MacPhail, apparently, neither knows nor cares what goes on in the American League.{ Otherwise, the boy ponders, why would he be trying to huy a pennant for Brooklyn?Has he not heard of Tom Yawkey, and that genial gentleman's : >d expérience at Boston?Perhaps Larry is from Missourl and has to be shown.At any rate, h= is taking the check book route to a World Series, Unlike Tom Yawkey, however, MacPhail may sucreed.In 1941, as in '40, the Dodgers figure to give Cincinnati a serious in the National League pennant race, The Reds, with Derringer, Walters, and McCormick, may he- come the firat club In their eir- cuit to make it three straight since the days of John McGraw.But with the Dodgers on the upswing, it won't be 80 easy next time, Well Informed To say that MacPhail doesn\u2019t battle | Larry felt that Larry McPhail Getting The Necessary Results know what takes place In the American League js, of course, a gross understatement.Larry comes close to knowing what goes on in every league in the country.If he doesn\u2019t know, somebody close to him does, and he soon finds out for himself.The Dodger front office chief has been laughed at for unwise epending, In several) cases it was Justified.jut.even his most severe eritles must admit one little 1tem: the guy certainly is making a sincere effort to bring \u201chis customers a winner.This cannot he said of every \u2018front of- i tice\u201d in the majors.MacPhail went high for Kirby Highe, but he had to.He was forced into it.The Dodgers were \u2018not alone in their crusade to get the Phillie pitcher.and Giants The Pirates were also bidding.Highe might he {just the hoy who could win the flag for Leo Durocher, and that the hurler might conceivably do erect position, and maintain this they Rugby Loop | Standing The following is (he Sanding of the Municipal aan Touch Rugby league aud the teading scorers.Senior Seccdion tinal | Six | W LT F A pts Senators à 0 10 89 7 1 Reds 4 1 1 35 83 9 Hilicrests 3 4 0 37 83 4 cuiversity 1 d U 13 40 2 Junior Section WwW L TF A pls Panthers 5 0 vu 81 311 13 Flyers 2 3 0 46 D1 6 University 1 32 0 1b 63 4 Crusaders 1 4 V 258 60 2 Leading scorers in the Senor Section: Kevin Konnedy, Senators .35 Will Graham, Senators .28 Kevin Shea, Senators .32 J.G.Kennedy, Reds .15 i Dick Beattie, Reds .10 J.Birkett, University .10 ' Logue McDonald, Senators , 10 - Leading scorers in the Junior Section: Shorty Fairhead, Panthers.| Duve Morrow, Panthers .\u201cRick Wrigglesworth, Panth., 24 Jim Robinson, Flyers .J.Forrester, Crusudars ene FIRST MAJOR COMPETITION DECEMBER i Seigniory Club, P.Q.\u2014The first major fixture on the Selgniory Club's winter program December 6-8 should bring a representative group of United Stales curlers to Canada.They will participate in the second annual International curling games which open on the Setgniory Curling Club\u2019s indoor rinkeon Friduy afternoon Decom- ber 6, Besides the two rinks from Brookline Country Club which will include such well known figures as Ben Ames Willams, Lucius T.Hill, Durham Jones, Bob Kelsey und George Brown; Utica Curling Club will bo represented by at least ono rink, headed by R.L.Davies, president of the Grand National Curilng Club of America and J.C.Parker a past president of the Grand Nu- tional; and two rinks from Ards- ley Curling Club, New York.Further entries are expected from Detroit, Boston, Farmington, Conn,; 8t.Andrews Curling Club, New York; Caledonia Curling Club, New York; Saranac Lake; Winchester, Masg.; Orange, Conn, Canadian entries Include the Granite Club and Toronto Curling Clubs, Toronto; Ottawa and I?i- deau Curling Clubs, Ottawa; Hamilton, Kitchener and London Curling Clubs, Royal Montreal and Selgnlory Curling Clubs, Granites will he used for the three day \u2019splel and each rink will play at least thite games \u2014 the method of play to be governed by the number of entries received.the same thing for elther the Pirates or Giants.So that was one deal he couldn't afford to lose.As they say In the dugout, Mae- Phail 18 dumb like a fox.True, he hus spent a comfortable fortune on players since arriving al FEb- betts Field.But ho is In & posl- tion to spend.The Dodgers are winning and a winning club at Brooklyn is a gold mine, larry merely uses the cash that his customers leave al the And it Fiathush continues to storm the gates, he'll have to use some of it to build & larger ball box office.| SENATORS GAIN SENIOR TITLE DEFEATING REDS 150; JUNIOR by shutting out the Flyers and Junlor title 46-5.souson and showed it conclusively by shutting out the Reds in both games of the sories.1a the first Baume Kevin Konnedy and Will Graham with fifteen and seven points respectively, monopolized the scoring for tho champs, while in the lust encounter the scoring was spread out with MacDonald, Kovin Kennedy and Pete Graham getting unconverted touches, Tho Reds, weakened in the first game without some of their star play- ors, got additional strength in the last game through players Sob Brennan, Lunny, Phelan and Jim Swift but to no avail, as the champions playing as though ne- vuslomed to snow covered fields, romped to victory, Although the Panthers took a twelve point lend into thelr soc- oud gamo of the play-offs with the Ilyers, by virtuo of a 17-h victory In tho initial contest, they took Ho chances and converted uvery scoring chunce vffored them to win the gnmo and title going wway.Wrigglesworth, ono of the lensue's Jounding scorors wohl over for threo trys, accounting for fifteen points, Dune Jones and Lewis got the other major scores, Lowls' being tho result of an unselfish piece of work by Captain Shorty Fairhond, who after breaking through the lélyers toum and having only five more yards to go to the gonl-lino with nobody wear him, turned and laternled un puss over (0 Lowlg so that he might break into the seor- ing column.This (eam play apirit hug heen a big factor In the loa- rue champlon\u2019s successful season.HOCKEY STAR'S BARBY I8 AIR TRAVELLER Among the passengers on the Trans-Canada Afr Linesplane from Winnipeg to Montreal - recently wus the seven months old daughter of Mr.and Mrs, \u201cBabe Pratt.\u201cBabe\u201d 15 the star defence mann of the New York Rangers, Tho Itttle girl was accompanied by her mother, They went on fo Now York by Canadian Colonial Afr- ways plane.Leaving Winnipeg nt 3.15 am, they were fn New York 12 hours later.GROWN, SERIES GO TO PANTHERS Monday saw the last game of the season in the Westmount Municipal Six Man Touch Rugby League Senior section, when the Senators defeated the Reds 16-0 nt Westmount Park, in the second game af the two game total points to count series.This win together with a 22-0 shut-out in the first game, gave the series and title to the Senators 87-0, The Junior section of the league also finlshed up their season this week, when the Panthers climaxed an unbeaten season 28-0 in the socond game of their series, this together with the 17-6 of the first game, giving them the series Tho Sonators were by fur the best team in the Senior section of the louguo at the end of tho ¥ Giant Generator Strives To Burst A new giant turbine generator whose rotatlonal energy la eqifpl ta the explosive force of à 16-inoh shell is soon to deliver enough power for the Consolidated lddison Company of Now York to light a million G0-watt lamps, The mammoth machine, largost of lis kind ever bullt to spin at 1,600 revolutions per minute, is nearing completion at tho West- Inghounre plant in Kast Pittsburgh, just 40 yaura after Westinghouse built the world's first steam tur- blue generator.Oue of the greatest problems in building the gonerator, according to the ongineors, was finding means (to control intorna) forces whieh straln to tear it apart, Con hele own\u201d WINTER'S A LONG AND FRIGID ROAD, YOU NEED OUR COAL~ SEND FOR A LOAD / Our reliable coal brings loads of comfort to your home, It is a clean fuel that is invariably dependable.There's no finer fuel at any price.Phone now for immediate delivery.PHONE DE.1132 4856 SHERBROOKE ST.W.WALLON Coal - 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SUBSCRIBE 3 CHRISTMAS EDITION mir WESTMOUNT EXAMINER NET PROCEEDS WILL BE DONATED TO THE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1349 PARCELS LEAGUL Providing Woollen Comforts For The Sailors of His Majesty's Mine Sweepers and Trawlers.EVERY HOME IN WESTMOUNT IS BEING SOLICITED BY MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL ST.LAWRENCE Giz\" SEA SCOUTS You will shortly be visited by a member of the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club Sea Scouts who will solicit your subscription for the special Christmas edition of the Westmount Examiner.He is giving his services voluntarily to help raise funds for the Overseas Parcels League and for the Sea Scouts War Fund.Do your bit, too, and subscribe for the Christmas Examiner.IT IS ONLY 10: Per Copy The Special Christmas Edition of The Examiner Will Include .Special Christmas Features Local Christmas News Christmas With The Churches \" Christmas Comics for Children Christmas Greetings, etc.share.Shown in the picture at the top is the smartly uniformed Senior Squadron of the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club Sea Scouts, who with the Junior Squadron shown in the lower photo, are soliciting subscriptions for the Christmas Edition of the Westmount Examiner, the sale of which is being undertaken on behalf of the Overseas Parcel League and the War Work Fund of the Sea Scouts.When one of these seamen of the future calls at your home, remember that he is doing his best to help his older brothers of His Majesty's Minesweeper and Trawler Fleets.Your subscription for the Christmas Examiner will help him do his the cost incurred for special Buy extra copies of the Christmas Examiner for friends in other cities and for the boys overseas.They will be glad to know how things are going in the old home town.Be sure that the Sea Scout who calls at your home has your name and address correctly so that your copies may be delivered safely.THE PRICE IS ONLY The Westmount Examiner Serves Your City Since 1935 this paper has endeavoured to present the news and views of local interest to the citizens of Westmount.We are now attempting to serve in another way, by donating the entire net proceeds \u2018of our Christmas Edition to a most worthy cause.Five cents per copy will be given to the Overseas Parcels League, three cents per copy will go to the Sea Scouts War Fund, and the remaining two cents per copy will cover only a small part of features, delivery, advertising, etc., of the special edition.THE ROYAL ST.LAWRENCE YACHT CLUB SEA SCOUTS The members of this organization have undertaken the task of soliciting subscriptions to the Christmas Examiner voluntarily.Their share of the proceeds will be devoted to the Sea Scouts War Fund.Now in its 28th year of operation the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club Sea Scouts fe among the most: highly regarded boys movements on the island.Its senior company, the Rover Sea Scouts, meets each Thursday evening at Roslyn School while the comparatively recently-organized junior division, established over three years ago, meets at the school each Tuesday night.Under the command of Sea Scout Master A.L.Patrick, the junior section is in charge of Sea Scout Master W.J.Hill while Sea Scout Master Hugh Anderson heads the senior group.The Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club Sea Scouts have contributed sums through is war fund to the Overseas Parcels League, and the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve ladies* committee.: Members of the units are given extensive training in sailing and cruising each summer and during the winter they are instructed in seamanship and nautical law.= OVERSEAS PARCELS LEAGUE (Incorpo.3- 424 Lansdowne Avenue WESTMOUNT, PQ: November 19, 1940 The Westmount Examiner kind offer to n the forth- long with Dear Sir: leasure the members accept Your With great P.parcels League part benefice : make the over Sale Campaign for War cher , coming a Lawrence Yacht Club Sea se urgent needs for the Roya x to meet some © ih minesweepers and e's wor The Leagu ghtful Bri amen on forts of the se woollen com iner's thou ast benefitted by the Examin heavy ¢ this further s in the P Kk you fo trawlers has n on our pehalt.We than of the sea.\u201d and assure publicity give al to these unsung \u2018heroes to steadily increase gesture of goodw © being made on OUT part, er-growing public you every effort deserve the admirable end ev to de output and the we are receiving.support Sincerely yours THE OVERSEAS PARCELS LEAGUE Organized on November 27, 1939, with an original membership of 12, the Overseas Parcels League has grown in mushroom fashion and today has an enrolment of 300.lt consists of six units made up for the most part of business girls, and two groups giving all or part of the articles they are making for men on service, to the League.Its original charter, which it obtained in January, 1940, provides for an annual collection of $500, but already the League has sent over 2,000 articles overseas, including 1,000 heavy, turtle neck sweaters.ALL ARTICLES ARE SENT TO SEAMEN OF BRITISH MINESWEEPERS AND TRAWLERS The shipping and insurance is handled by the Canadian Red Cross and the packing is done at Red Cross House, in the league's own, separate boxes, by the wool conveners, Mrs.F.W.Hammond and Mrs.R.B.Heward.They also deliver the wool and pick up articles.The goods are shipped direct to the Women\u2019s Voluntary Service Depot, (Seamen's Red Cross) Eng.The organization of the league is entirely voluntary and it has not paid one cent for overhead, although it maintains a headquarters in room 709 in the Dominion Square Building.All league members buy their own wool and every cent of money donated is used to purchase other comforts for the men.It sent its first consignment overseas last January and up until September shipped one lot of articles over each month.Since September, however, it has been able to ship over two consignments monthly, and this number will (Signed) T Wallgate) be maintained from now on.Up to the present time the league has not had a (Mrs.L- 5.single loss in its shipments.The officers for the current year are: President, Mrs.L.S.Wallgate, 4 eg 424 Lansdowne avenue, Westmount; Secretary, Mrs.R.S.Kennedy, 5010 EUR Sherbrooke W.; Treasurer, Mrs.R.S.Griffith, 624 Murray Hill, Westmount.\u2018 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 "]